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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-13
SLAUGHTER AND ITS SCHOOL
ELECTION.

SLAUGuIER, W. l :, NOV. ., 1857.
Ed. INTELLI0ESCER There i, no.
thing in a name-even q rose would
smell as sweet if known oy some other.
All of which is very true. or at least
was, until the Rev Mr. saw fit
t. change the whole state o. affairs by
openly declaring that: Even the
name (Slaughter) is blood curdling =
or words tc that effect. This sou see
leaves that old saw in rather . pre-.
carious predicament. Therefore. in
order to avoid . repetition of this dan
gerous business we had better change
our name. Say We call it - Potatoes. I"
That's pretty. and its nice besides it
would be of immense assistance to the
reverend gentleman in the way of
keeping his audience in an attentive
state Of mind, for We all like local
news, and there are none Of US but
what would relish the idea of hearing
our name repeated in every sentence OF
a sixty minute sermon.
In pursuance of notice to the effect
that November l, 1879. would be the
time for the annual school meeting. last
Saturday afternoon saw assembled ct
the schoo!house fair portion of our
legal voters, male and female. Two
directors and one clerk were to be
elected. Our lady friends of healthy
sentiment proclivities Ono patent on
this expresalon) were in full at.
tendance. determined to no longer
submit to that tyrsunic rule of taxation
without representation, and brought
out Mrs DR. NJ. O. B. as candidate for
the office highest in the gift of the
people Of Slaughter, viz, School Di-
rector. She ran remarkably we'll for
one Of her size. aud was elected BY the
| handsome majority VI Two vOLvs. Dut
as i'll luck would have it, one Of our
ex Solons was present, and being Q
person possessed Of considerable legal
lore. he easily picked q flaw in the
form of procedure, and per consequence
new election was ordered. Owing
to this it becomes the painful duty OF
your correspondent to record the fact
that Mrs DR. NJ. o. B. was beaten, aud
Mr. Cove elected. Law is deep and
mysterious, and few there are who can
fathom its lnnermost recesses. But is
it not little irregular for judges to
revoke their own action, and call q
new election This is something like
Porters Prairie justice. as exemplified
in tho case before Squire Johnson last
spring, wherein . man received judg
ment on account of his being married
and having half . dozen children.
More than likely he needed it, and
more than likely be will get it abou
the time Gabriel toots his horn. Be-
sides ell this. Mr.. Editor, whose bust
ness is it if certain young widow did
receive one vote? Thst il no sign that
she voted for herself. ~ somo have
been cruel enough to intimate. We.
'uns knows better. Some little birds
can speak French. and it was one OF
these that said that our Great Punchson
Road Contractor was the brave and
gallant gentleman that " entirely. com.
pletely." laid aside the mantlo OF
bearishness that is supposed to en-
velore all masculinity and voted for
the one of his choice, both politically
and otherwise.
Most respectfully yours.
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WEALTH EASILY OBTAINED,

Jay Gould. combining vast amounts
of money with several great capitalists,
has frequently made colossal profits in
stock specul.tions, paying millions to
each shareholder. The new combina-
ton plan Of Messrs. Lawrence L Co
confers similar benefits on the share
holders who invest small or large
amounts. from SIS to $4,000. The
money Of thousands OF customers is thus
mAssed in one mighty sum. and opera
ted with the ripest experience and best
skill, has secured the most brilliant sue.
cesses. A hotel keeper in Ohio invested
800 in . combination, which nstted
t41S. Three Refreshments feeulted in
total profit Of $l3,S0l.1S. A Boston
gentleman invested $500 in a combina.
ton. which yielded profit Of *2.sl7.-
o.; two Refreshments Melted him g,
GA 81. A Chicago merchant made
$i3, 2l041 in four months Of combine.
ton investments. New explanatory
ocular with rules for unerring sue
cess" Apply to Messrs. Lawrence &
90. Bankers. 81 Exchange Place. New
York City.
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The order Of Postmaster General
Key. sending to the Dead Letter Office

The order Of Postmaster General
Key. sending to the Dead Letter Office
oil letters not addressed in the most
precisely correct manner. 10 raising o
howl from one eui Of the land to the
other. In every State Of the Union
there are more places to which mail
matter has been going that are no,
postoffices than there are po,soflices in
tho State. These places are known to
the Department. as locals" and it i,
these locals the head Of the Depart
ment intends in future to deprive of
service. Newspapers and leading
public and private citizens have taken
up the matter and made it personal.
The order complained OF is too sweep
ing entirely, and unless It is modified
. bit General Key may find himself
disAgreeably handled by Congress, four
weeks hence.
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idaho,

SILVER CITY, Nov. l1-Chas. Nc
DeIInutL, INV <.;.l Cor hnraa etaal.
ing. admits that lie was one of the
band Of thieves WIN covered large
section Of the Pacific coast in their
operations. He states that Hank
Vaughan. late of Boise City. was one
Of the ringleaders, and that the late
safe robbery in that city was planned
eight months ago. McDermott says
that these outlews have allies in Utah,
New Mexico and elsewhere The op.
erations OF the gang are directed by Q
wealthy business man in Michigan.
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During the week ending October a0,h
$4,000 were sent to foreign ports from
New York. and $i.5ss.sia received.
Even the West Indies contributed TO
the filling OF our mercantile money
boz during the week referred to. Sircs
January lst 1879. $4,000. $50 have
gone foreign in the shsp~ Of gold and
silver from the port Of New York. while
ssA.7l2.6se have come to that port from
foreign shores.
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ANDREW CHILBkRo, Vice Consul fox
Sweden and Norway. is prepared to
execute any business pertaining to the
office. Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities Of Great Britain, Ger
many. italy. Russia. Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets AZ
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW CHILBRRe. Agent.
DIV Seattle, w. T.
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Its Ingredients.

To shoV faith in the safety and excellence d
he x. B.. upon proper personal application, whsu
satisfied that no imposition il intended, We vii
The above Offers were never made before by the pFo
prietor Of any other Family Medicine in the world
Many testimonials. further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the pam
which each bottle enclosed Price o. per bottle con
Aining II ounces, or 40 to 50 doses. Sold BY drue
lists. d. RANsoM, SoN & Co, Prop'zs, BuAalo. M
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We send all our Pisnos and Organs
on trial. We sell on easy installments
AID warrant oar Instruments for Eve
years. For Price Lists send to SuER-
NAN. HYD8 & Co., Ssn Prancisco.
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EASTERN STATES.

SALISBURY. Nd, Nov. ll-Wm ii
harrington. recently elected County
Commissioner Of Oricomoco county.
was shot and instantly killed to-day by
J. Wesley Turpin during a quarrel.
HENRY. Ills, Nov. 1l--Robert Da.
Wis. the millionaire, at San Antonio.
Texas, died this afternoon Of consump-
ton. He was the wealthiest man in
Marshall county, owning much landed
estate. which he leaves to his wife, son
aud two daughters.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1l.--Captaiu
Flaherty. OF the steamer Zealand, ar.
rived from Antwerp today. and report.
that on November 9Th he picked up the
bark Royal Arch Of Sunderland. which
had been abandoned by the crew. The
bark when found by the Zealand wa.
loaded with salt and general merchan
disc, and her masts and rigging were
all in proper shape. She had but two
or thrse inches Of water in her hold
and her pumps were in good working
order. Captain Flaherty could not tell
from what point the bark hailed, nor
what her destination, and no reason can
be assigned for her abandonment BY
her own crew. A volunteer crew was
put on board of her and Captain Flah.
erty directed his officer to take the bari
to New York.
Ell PAso. Texas, Nov. IA desper
ate fight took place yesterday at Cande.
loria Mountain, so miles south OF
here in the state Of chihuahua, Mexico
between q large band Of Indians
(about 20O) and . party of SO men from
Cariza. New Mexico. 80 Of whom were
killed aud is escaped wounded. The
Indians were the same party tina,
Major Morrow was after. They cam,
from the Florida mountains by Geos
mans lake to the Candelora N Mountains
where the party after them wa.
ambushcd by the Indian. behind rocks
The fight lasted all DAY.
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BERLIN. Nov. L.. Negotiations with
the Duke of Cumberland continue. It
is now said tina. Germany proposes to
assure his succession to the Dukedom
of Brunswick, on condition that he re-
nounces his claim to the thscne of Han
over.
MADRID. Nov. l2.--In the Spanish
Chamber IL Deputies, the Minister of
Finance read bill granting to the
future Qlsen clS.ooo annually. aud
$4,000 annually in case of her widow
hood. There was no debate on the
measure. The opposition members will
not oppose the grant. The House wat
very thinly attended,
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE A.ri Lans
Empress. In is review OF the British
corn trade for the past week. says: The
vet and foul condition of the land in
England delays plowhing. Compare.
lively LITTLE whoa, 10 yet sown. Despite
the damp weather. good deal Of
Eog,ish wheat has oeen threshed late.
ly. with results fully confirming thu
shortnsss Of the crop. The bulk OF tn
Wheat offered for sale during the pas,
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TIE finest brands Of Cigars and To-
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op-
pos.ts Yeales's Hall. ivan
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Cures all Scrofuous adc.ions and disorders roouits
ing from Impurity Of the blood. l. - needless -
specify ALL the sufferer usually perceive thsO
cause bu: SAX RheHa, Pimples, Cleers, TvaseA
Gos:Te, Sseeiisngs, &c, are the most common. -
veil - many affections Of the Heart, Heed, LjV0
and Stomach
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$1,000

svill be paid to any Public Hospital 70 Be mutu.
ally agreed upon, for every certificate Of this med
eiss Published by us which 10 not genuine.
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SCROFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of HlIodaAss.

D. RANsoM. Soy 4 Co.: For the benefit Of all
troubled with Serofuls or Impure Blood in their
have been troubled with Serofula for the past ten
years. which 90 affected my eyes that Was com.
pletely blind for six months. Was recommended
T. Try King Of the Blood. which has proved grsat
blessing TO me, - it has completely cured me, and
fcheeyfully recommend it to all troubled Is have
ben. Yours truly,
Mas. 6. WEATHx2Iow. Sardinia. n r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-13
q Ail.UlSyyTFssN sAEEs---Fnfare Days.-
by Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

"A GRAND SALE BY COMMISSION
"A ERs or SOME 9F TIE ;d MOST R PF Ms5ai
TRh sN6hfHMEsT C6RNER or MAIN AN Nd
Chaucary Court or Richmond, entered on the 24ih
day Of June. 1879, In the memorable case OF
Browns admins traitor gs. Bartons an.,a rS
n 1sersi2s aP On Jay The
s ST Tsgua q sVfh EsarE s the city o
RiehInond-to wit:
Lot No. 5s6 in the plan Of The city; situated at
fronting $50 feet on the south side Of Eranklis
street and running back on the west line OF Flfth
smsrac ine the Ss WERY LARGE FRAMED Dwell
LING occupied by Major I; 4. Erander; .,o
above ON The west, fronting SO feet on franklin
street and running back 105 5-l2 feet more or less,
with a SMALL FRAMED DWELLING thereon;
pIau OF the city, situated at the northwest corner OF
Main and Sixth streets opposite TO the Second Bap-
list church-used by MessrG. Rogers &C Miller as a
WI6 sSGp.w sR6 by RcK x
street. This LOT fronts 30 feet on the north side
or Main street and runs back on the west ilne Oh
Sixth street, and between paI ael lines. 1881 feet
The properly Oh Franklin street Is situated at the
intersection OF The two most fashionable streets at
one OF The most elevated points, and in the midst OF
the most attractive surroundings In the city, aud
has long been rcgar ed unequaled In every point
Of desrabiliry rs a site for public buildings OF any
kind or for handsome residences; and now that 1t
Is at last brought INFO the market an opportunity
long desired by many Is afforded of purchasing the
choicest properly of che kind that ever has BEEN
can be. offered In this city.
The property on Main street embrac es large area
occupying elevated situation just above the ou J.
ness part OF the city, and Is splendid site for hotel
or opera house or, by Subdivision, for any purposes
leaulring u pleasant and central location.
4 of the above property is so universally known
and admired that 1t Is unnecessary 10 say anything
further in lis commentator but ony 10 call esre cia
attention TO The sale. which will Ut once be recoS-
nized as me OF the most important which has ever
taken place in lls city.
Piafs showing subdivisions nf the property into
parcels Of con- enient sizes may be at The office
Of the ioneers and will be exhibited ut the sales,
which will be according to the pla;S or otherwise as
bidders may desire and rs the commissioners may
at that lime deem best
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash. the balance at
one two. and three years, bearing interest,", payable
semi-annually. at per cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit payments and the interest amentS
and the titles To be retained by the Court until full
payment is made. ~
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
WILLIAM J.. RUTALL,
A. l.. BOULWARE
H. Ii. MARSHALL,
Sneclal Commissioners.
Sales 10 be conducted by GRCBBS Il WILLIAMS,
huctiOncprs. sc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-13
By ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Rank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
SECOND MARKET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
NOND-Ihe undersigned, special commissioner or
IlbemarIe Circuit Court under decree at May term,
1879 in the chancery causes of Ragland's executor
rs. Ragland, &C., and Moon. committee, Us. same,
viii offer for sale at public auction. GU The premises,
on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of September, 1879.
1T 51 O'Clock r. NJ. the above HOUSE and LOT,
No. 500. The lot has u, front of 2SG feet and a
depth OF about 1877 feet. The house contains about
ten rooms, besides kitchen, and is well situated for
commercial purposes, though 1t Is now used as
private dwelling. Being so near the Second mar
ket adds greatly 10 It's commercial value.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one fourth OF the purchase.
money; the balance in one and two year, In equal
evidenced by bonds Of purchaser, with good per-
soual security, and title retained as ultimate secu
rity. JOHN Il. MOON.
au 10 .~4.,. - Special Commissioner.
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,,,-,ro,,e,or 4 ,.sExsED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS oE n go. y ..E
PAIN IN the rirht dde under ske edse q s't t.p,
Increases on pressure; soaaetimes the pAal ~.
.,s; sse patient Is to be On the 'e.'
aide sometimes the pataas felt ander shesN'S
n,.se ana {, frequently extends 70 che cop Oh tue
.,o,,ser ,r,d is sometimes mistaken sheuna-
So, :. N, arm. rho stomach Is affected with loss
:, uet,,e and sickness; the bo~cls In general are
,,,,s sometimes assernativevith lax thefeao Is
.rc,,,tes xssh pain, accompanied with dua heavy
,an..4,,,, ii, the back part. There Is geneia'ls
o,,.,aescssse loss Of memory, accompanied win
On, ssssaiiou Of bsEng left undone soasstu'hs
r,,,c, ore,s 70 have been done. a sngnt, drye
6, so,,.S,,ns an attendsnt. The patient confaihs
40 ,re,y,paes ard debility; he is easily star'' MS
90, are cod or burning, and he complains Oh
,r,cr,v sensation of the skin ;:hs spirits are 'oW'
NJ a,thorsh he is satisfied that exercise "oufa DC
,onarc,a, 90 him. yet he can scarcely summon up
escueh to try it. ia facth distrusts every
.an,e,v sescral of the above symptoms attendfae
.pso,se. I'm, cases have occurred where a lie" @oi
item existed, yet examination OF the body amer
os,,b has sbspa the LIVER to have been extensive
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUNDAY, July o., 1870,
" trains OF this read will run as follows:

COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1870,
~ trains Oh this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken (yia Charlestonl, Raleigh.
jacksonville. Stops only ar Chester
and Manchester, and at HALFWAY on
500 A. NJ. sl RIGcoMMo DATIoN daily makes
close connection al Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lvnchbarg,
FarnyiIlc, and other lcca! stations on
that road, making same time as by
any other line. Stops al all regular
500 p. N. A S;Hi1Isi TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Passengers taxing
this train win make close connection
at Petersburg for Norfolk.
1885 P. d.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhla, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al. points
So,tl aud Southwest Pullman Sleep
in&-car from Washington for W.T.
mtR2ton, Savannah, and the South
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and HALFWAY on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NoETH.
6:35 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points North,
East, and West Stops at Manches-
ter and Chester, and as Halfway
and a. prurys Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
Except SunOay). Stops at all sta
TONS
7:1O P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops nniy at Mali
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
$3.50 P. Il THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg an2
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also. making close cenaec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohic
railroad for the Virginia Springs ant
all points North and West This traia
stops at Manchester and Chester. and
at Ralf-Way and Drury's Bluff, OBJ
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start froS
the AppeElattox ,!cpot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono $40 A. NJ. and $50 Z. NJ: leave Peters
burg ego A. NJ. and 5:25 T.. every sunday
my3 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
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The London Spectator thinks that women
care more for nature and men moro Tor aiL
A cynical bachelor might say tbaS perhaps
that is the reason why nea and wonen care
so much for each Observation-Disclosures.
The Boston Post knows OF "nlan, q
yi.tim to tobacco, who hasn't tasted 1000
for forty years." AS for that. we know OF OF
n man, victim to tobacco. who hasn't tasted
food for ;orty-scven years. The TOBACCO
killed him in lSS2.-Coaraer-Jo1''aaI.
An old farmer, the first time he ate an
oyster-stew, was asked how, be liked 1t.
SWELL" be answered. - like the soup
well enough. but wish they'd lett out
them polIywogs'
81 takes my tex dis morning." said
colored preacher, g from dat portion OBJ de
scriptur where do Pos'Ie Paul pints his pis-
tol to de Feshions." a-a aa
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BY Robert B. Lyne-
Real Estate Aucti0Heer,
1912 Main street.

ASsIGNEEs' SALE OF. CHOOSES IN
n ACTION, BOOKS, AND Pa PERS OF JONES
BROTHERS & Co, BANKRUPrS. I OF WI, Ta Al.
CITY. by PUBLIC AUCTION; IN I EhOS y H s1r
Street. IN THIS CITY, ON THURSDAY THE
1STE DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lS7s, AZ !
by The United states Court for the Eastern District
of Virginia in the cause Of Jones Brothers Co.,
we shall sell. on tho day and hour abose named at
and ROCKS of Jones Brothers & Co., consisting or
about SS. 900 worth Of accounls-most Of which are
said to be good-agaiDst sundry parties. A list of
them can be seen and furnished bv the anc:ioncer at
his Office. Special attention CT spectators and
others Is called TO this sale.
TERMS: Cash, II. q. CANNON,
EiLL CARTER,
Sc l1-eodid AssigneeS.
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RAILROAD LTsrx
IL VI aR ss agsn
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER ANn cugsn.S IA
s. CHEDULE OF TRAINS hAiAS'A0.
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST IT, 1917.


THROUGH PASSENGER
''o' + n' LSaV e KicHI1ond TUESDAY, TtJy,p,
UAI, and SATURDAY. fonnaa.n,Ks.
vest foint with steamer H,-,r, ~
al polnts on York river and psi p:
more. Arrives In Hatirnor. =, "s'Ll-
D.. connects with ra-iines for w. =
inR'oh, Pni'afelphia. New yn,L IN
ton, ana all western pGnfs. Cnnrhhp3'
al HGhmond With trains On ;,trp'naec1
SMa tetershnrs and Laesap.aEc "a,
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$50 4. u. Leaves Richmond Mgvr.v
,.oo =, NESDhf: and FRIDAY: and "hD'
o:oo A. IL IntSbhY, THURSDAY, and s
okKDAY. Connects win nAI.
~ West Point for riv.7 laud,rys' ' Wri
ltElore, ana All Western po'w,,. ba.-
meets at Richmond wif- r4irs ~, neg 9a.
mond and lary!lle rai!r1,d a.! lch-
ana petersburg, AID Cae,sp "oso
LOCAL PASSENGER.
300 z. d. Leaves Richmond MONDAY us,
NESDAI and FRIDAY "H'-
THROUGH P8SsEN,,.k
1C:Oo 4. u. Arrives at Rlcamost Trro,,
THURSDAY, and SirrPDAY Dafl
nects Wiz trains on n,rnmhn', Iaa.
Petersburg and ClIc>an,,ts 80 shf
railroads. Steamer r!tT,n, lp 1,.n 40 40
tim3re from o. Pr III i..gh r'' ira, "a.
trains from PhImi.lra!g.' Xxx. via
end western points. an.i =: e., pb2'k,
Win traRs Tor HcAsJat ,nJ wRRI
South. >Ad iss
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$50 2. u. Arrives al Richmond NnVb,y
SESDAY. and FRIDAY :" EC'
$50 P. u. TUESDAY, Thursday .nt s,-
URDAY. Conflicts w,.i .tt,,:AI.
West Point from Eli.tsors a.
meets with Ricnmon! a.a n,r, ,21if.'
Ric .imund aad Peters burr, ,.n -
pe2ke and Ohio ra!lr3li,. HN'~@-
LOCAL PASSENGER,
1000 A. II. Arrives II Richmond MOSD,v
WEDNESDAY. aHd FRIDAY ~
meets With HichHuli 4rt ra,o..
burg and Che5ap.iGG aad OK RAJ.
roads. '"'''
No transfer Of freight at Ricnmoad TO or m,
southern points. Cars rna idroasa 9e!wceu A,.gsss
and West Point.
Careful handbag and dispatch, rl:h lowest ,,e,
''
Through bills Of la.aE. w,h so.,.n.ce., -,..x
Issued to al northern and wr,tr-r n1ints "H
Through tickets sold to AL northern, eastern a..
western poln,s, and sas-ass ch&cH"t thr9tgl S
For ticket apply al General HaE.r"l! III, ~,
fee, S26 Nal street; at the Exrhaa.r i,,,n -
companv,s depos. corner T1~utT-.Ilrc and 49,,
streets. Richmond. Va. ""' H"H
na2a H. T. DCEG'.AS srcq~,a:era.,,
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GPECIAL NOT1CE-LARGEn
y STOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY
MENTS. AT LOW PRICES, FOR THE NEAd EN- H,
desire to purchase FURNITURE OF any h' h.in ~,
our large and select stock, most OF wlen Ar ,n
bought for cash we are prepared 10 onsr EIe s md
nriees. We have some fine PARLOR AND Cn Iisss
FER SUITS which we viii so,e on AZ EiTR.
s sIrs Tsg 70 % >n'A3 =" n. GATHRIGHT d son.
IN S.s,n 10 Goysrnernor stseae.