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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-03-13

1.-THE jackson Daily. Wing is adoat
again. Hope Messrs. Gates and Bru-
ton may make it fixture. 1t should
be sustained.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-03-13

We are obliged to Senator Ander-
son for copy of the report on Public
Instruction.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-03-13

Congress re-assembles on the 18th
and long session is predicted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-03-13

Il is estimated that SS80.0O0 of tt e
pension arrears money will be distrit-
uted from the Knoxville Agency.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-03-13
Sherif's Sale.
No. 10, 47G.
Wilson & Franklin use OF J. A. Wilson VS.. Franz
StaliingS.

BY virtue of a veRditoHi expOnas to me directed
from the Circuit Court of Harueman county, Ten
nessee, At the November term thereof 1878, l viii
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the Court
House door, in the town of oIivar,
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special rates given on application.
Local notices charged IS cents line for first in
sertiOn, and 10 cents line for subsequent Insertions
The pay for yearly and half-yearly advertise
ments Is due quarterly, and those inserted for les
than three months must be paid for when their time
expire.
Announcing candidate for city offices, S. 90
county So 90; District $40 O0 State $40 90 inSari-
ably in advance
HS-Personal cards, when admissible, charged
Double rates.
Marriages and deaths announced free.
Obitu9ry notices over eight lines charged for
adver tisemenfs.
GS-All letters on business must he addressed to
e.. W. ARSlISTEAD.
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7. AaMISTEAD. Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS o. ApvEaTIgTNe.

one q. Yea, yeaT lin adFaneel......sI 50 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29

i Chunlx 81 Gold.

E5&s n CHUNK VI MOAees 81
ss aatRicl 8 KxeEslss is Ausr l'lllEl Is IS
81 .sss,sg ffFaos shstsn frxnsfsse Gait Il. !.
aay while Was at Work " su y a '...s
one on our party, who Ras tpaiiins ~ s s1 :
su 70 fia ere ssmeehinx big hsppened ul
shove, Tom; ] hear 2. great sooze anu
sn.1 persaps ii,s 1 6ght, syggested 81 81
nmrst 81 mrgs 1s d Alaut. q g, ss'l;,ss q
e pernsfss itss u find, ~ sugyestea nay
,nA,a ID Sc nj II 80 Z.
- There's find here said. % IcraWIetl
ont az ,ha. drift and sexh ibited the nagges
I had insE taken, out. i Then !. tleaflatne
riamSr also e was like the murmnr 81 disiI
tail. rayes we shook the rope, and re.
& ceiviir no answer to our signal, concluded
fIssr Something important, had happened,
&c ouT mates above had evidently left Che
vvin6,ass. A moment later q shadow ap.
reared above. rand Bill voices was heard
.Con,e IN, BOYS, and see the big ONO"
.sWhere Is ftfD, 7 asked, on reaching the
surface: but I scarcelyspeededf 10 ask Tor
il must be where abe crowd fs coliecteu'
some tfty yards distant from our clain.
The crowd was large, and every moment
increasing, hut being bra~ny, ana prong q
sSduldered, pushed my way through ~
and waS almost overwhelmed VIII aston-
ishment at the sight which greeted my VI
sion; it wasn't q nugget, at WIGS q DoWiae..
No Sonflerthat the miners were exclted:
THE snec,acle was enough to excite the
most phlegmatic individual that ever
breaiEed. ,..,s :.
iIswas solid mass OF gold as larges OF
layer. than a leg ofmntton, and not unlike
onetn shape. This was the mass which mas
since become widely known as the wei
cone nugget. A facsimile OF 1t may now
be seen in the mineral department OF the
BOSTON Museum Of Natural History, where
the weight Is given at 2 66 ounces. and the
vaII,e as S41 500. 10. The further 1nforma-
t;on Ia impaired that the nugget ~ the
LARGEST piece OF gold ever found. This IS
an error. A larger nugget was louno ~
Bendigo lead son February 8, sia6e.' 40
weighed 1s9 pounds ounce Troy, or 2,2oS
had been mentally congratulating my
sell on the discovery OF a nugget Us large
as a walnut, but the sight OF this mass OF
gold took all the conceit out OF me. Never
theless was glad that the nugget bad oeen
found, for the claim. from which " was
taken was right in the direction in which
we were wOrklDR, anu ouI ciaim 100 CAV"
iug richer in ore.
The Welcome nugget, as large as II was,
did not enrich its nnders, for there were
twelve shareholders In it, and il, brought
them less than thousaod pounds apiece;
il would have been lucky find for cou-
plc of mates. The man who dug. 1t out
tainted dead away before be unearthed it.
when his pick first struck 1t be
nut forth bis hand to pick UP the lump;
the light from bis candle shone upon
II and revealed it's nature, To his surprise
it did not yield to bis touch. Then he be-
can to feel around it with bis hands, and 1t
grew in size under his exploring digits.
He gave it wrench, but it did not bulge.
seizipg bis pick he began to dig around it,
and as its proportions grew under his eye
the spectacle overcame him. and he tainted
from ioy. .s -
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EASILY INCURRED, TERRIBLY o,

EASILY INCURRED, TERRIBLY OBJ
IL sTINATE, is rheumatism. Even at the outset
the ordinary remedies are frequently powerless to
cope with It, This Is more particularly the case
when tendency TO 1t Is Inherited. 1t should be
combatted before it becomes chronic. When the
first twinges are felt recourse should be had to Hos
letters Stomach Bi,ters, depureut which expels
from the blood those Irritating principles which, BY
contact, cause Inflammation and pain In the muscles
and ioints. Poisonous medicines, which are usually
administered for this disease, but which, in slight
overdose may terminate 1t by destroying life ITSELF
should be avoided, and this safe and more effective
medicine used instead Those disorders Of the bow
els, stomach aud liver which frequently accompany
rheumatic aud equity ailments are invariably re-
moved by this exec lent botanic corrective.
! -. all 27-WiWlF.SM
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3 esa HUI lggs

~ I'M l eAn 8 ~ = ftailf 1s6 l1aas'
|is snnouneed Ny oatle cka 10 aIee 2,
and gaS ersaKed as ss Az q scp 9ss
hssf Biyniins kaiB; EbkiaA mill 100. - y
Elhan lolned ain association y! llcn secuIsu
IN Act for estabifshinHg ne colony OF $soutn
AuatrAlia. with the deeiRn apt r4dlcips ss -
nrassica MI. Gibbon Wakefield as scheme o.
coionization. Sir Rowland became sesIe.
fary of the royal commission 10 as n ,E'
maaASad Nile tiiaifs acf 'sSOntA Aastfalias
The Ti,iatr afsssf rpf q p0ttaEe aha9'olong
engaged flIssaattcntion,ita nd "A 1881 ne
published pamphlet recommending
INV and uniform rate OF postage
throughout the British Isles. Inc PRO;
position met WITH gfeat favor aud 10
$40 tile principle OF a;untfoim rate or post,
aeeswss adopted, by Parliament; an expert.
mental charge OF "A. being levi SHORTY
aiten, the present penny was saaoplea'
The sum Of .G15, 900 was raised ana ape.
scnteG To him az a mark OF the public sense OF o.
h;s services as a national benefactpr. IN
1916 TIE Wings being again u power, Slr
Rowland was appointed secre' ary 1o tps
Postmaster g General. In 1854 ne was sp-
bointed 8, secretary to the pcst.otnce, wren
nosj,ion ne held Tor ten years. DuriaR DIS
incnmbeacy of this office be-%as created a..
n r ma recognition OF his great puoiic
services, The development oil me post
Office money.order and the post.otnce say
iDcs-bank system is in great measure Inc
result OF his laoors. s-1
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TT. :, REHAosD ND f,ErERsBUsGl !.
- #N'i< - % = RArLRO4D COMPANY:

f.. -. -.
= 7 ~ :, 2sPt AsP 5 Ssasas4
rOMMENCNa SUNDAY, Jufy, g., 1879.
W trsfns IN this read wili run ssfoll6ws: l'5'
x nio7iLxAvr iRrcHMoND SOUTH 72aS
1855 Il H. THROUGH MAIL daily. oonnectns
for, Charleston, sava,maht .hueusts
and Aiken ivin Charleston ], Raleigh.
! .SJacksobvIile,1 Stops only sI Chester
i ,.,,.,, 49,. and Manchester. and u HaDHWay on
500 al NJ, ''xtccec;otMMoD ALTON daily makes
,,,,t> tis Atlantic, T!s:issipP! End Ohio
Nashville Memphis LynchburgI
: Farmylle, and other local Sta tionS Oh
! that road, naktnr same time as by
,itt :, IN - any other line. Stops al alhregnial
500 p. H. Ascsc estSasi TRAIN daily
-I.E ~: 9except, Sunday. i,assengers taking
:ir,..,... this train win make clese conpecries
H KstsTsHTr M fST fo anE connec.ns
for Weldon, Wilmington. Raleigh
lumtia, Atlanta Macon, Mon tgoncry
,..,., Mobile, New Orleans, and ult points
'''" South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
.#a2 5" ing-car from Washington for VIII
LII Il mtRgton. Savannah, and the Sonth
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway Oh signal. -. s..
ss... LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:S5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecrr.
- - with Richmond, Freoericksbu and
Potomac railroad fo' all points North.
East, and West Stops at AancLes-
ter and Chester, and at Halfway
lr.:s' <. and a. Drury's Bluff, on signal. T. !
9.25A. H., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops ut all sta
d.. tons. ~
7:lO P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
49, Except Sunday. Stops only at Man.
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
.r ...s ON signal. --.l -..-
955 P, N, THROUGH NAH. daily, sonaecsias
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West. Also, making close ceunec-
tion with the Chesapeake and Ohtt
railroad for the Virginia Springs anC
all points North and West This traig
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
at Rslf- Way and DrurJ's Bluff, On
" g. signal. $50. . g..
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start IRON
the AppemRtto1 iieDOt
mono $40 A.. NJ. and $3.50 T. d.; leave refers
INV q III A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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AA1LROADLiS
gzIr;
ssaaa5sp u 5lg'ss ~ !sss,sss.,
2CHEDULE OF TRAINS A'1so1o'
- ~, TAKING EFFECT AUGUST y ,a..
'hCI AUGUST II, 1870
: THROUGH PASSENGER.

--.-s.ec THROUGH PASSENGER,
800 p. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY r,,
/ IRN.an SATURDAY. CoonnmdGRs.
/ West Point With steamer HI a,,ecsu
! 81 points On York river and 10
! more. Arrives In Baltimore =, n.iu.
. inston, philadeiphis. New Y I@r sws sss
! eon; ana all western point. Conn.,.
Al ElGnnond With trains on Rlcnm@-9
~ ~ ena reiiesrsDa.s and Cheaapesk. ,as
! ".'f 49, THROUGH FREIGHT.
6:oo a. n. I,sayeS fichn,ond MONDAY, wv,
500 An TIiEs66AtYis. ~" THJ fssSSi; and nd,
III tH - UREDAY., Connects with "a .ts. SAT.
-.~,-,. AZ west Point for rive. lau,ilouSa n nfs
-f1't >-! timore, and all western ro,..ss' Bali
ga, meets Al Richmond mile r,ins ~ ,sn.
mondand DarVille railroad Dr., 20 Rich.
~a-<' snd reteIsesrg, aad Chesapesi.h
- Ohio railroads. and
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 r. Il. Leaves Richmond IOvD,y
NESDAf. and FRIDAY. "Hp-
THROUGH PASsrNi,rk
lU0e a. ID. ArTlyes AZ Richmond Tursn,v,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. CT
Hects with trains on R!rnmnn, .nh.
~ Petersburg and Chesap4ak, ,nJ ,athd
railroads. Steamer Hay4na I.,@cs gHa a'
.s MoN6AT, wE Ess E 81 'Is ,,, ',5::t
trains from Philadelphia, 80. v"ta
and western points. and 4. w., tu,Tk;
t- South. A' laS
THROUGH FREIGHT
4:50 P. d. Arrives al Richmond MONniYwrn
-:sl NESDAY, and FRIDAY and WI Eds
$50 P. Il. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and s.r-
s URHAY. Connects with .,tamst =,
West Point from Baltimore, ~
meets with Rchnonl AVID Danrfms
Ric lmond and Petersburg and Ch.s,1
peake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER
1000 A. a. Arrives A. richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY Con.
meets with Richmond ans Pe:prs.
bury and Chesapeake and Ohis rail-
roads.
No transfer of freight at Richmond to or FRI,
southern points. Cars run through between Atlant,
md West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rata.
guaranteed.
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed ..,sz
issued to all northern and western point.
Through tickets sold TO all northern. eastern Al
western points, and baggage checked through
For tickets apply al General Raj road Ticket on.
Ice, S25 Main street; at the Exchange Hotel. AID
conpaev's depot, corner Twenty..hrd and DrrS
streets. Richmond, Va.
ms2a ". T. DOUGLAs. supertutend.,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29

A communication to the Lime.Kiln Club
from Elias Tifie Spencer, OF Academy Cor
ners, Pa, disclosed the fact that young
eolored man OF that locality, answering TO
the name OF L. Y. Gardner, was making
pretty good thing Of it by claiming to be
Brother Gardeners oldest son. Also, that
another man Of color and cheek was selling
q rat-frap in that State On forged recon-
mend of the Lime-Kin Club, and by DIS
PLAYING photograph OF Sir Isaac Walpole.
After the secretary had finished reading
the communication, the president arose ana
said: ,aa|. "'',
MGem' len, if any member OF dis club had
an idee dat | bed q son in Pennsylveany, i
might remark dat my oldest son was gal,
an' dat she balanced an eight-pound punkln
de day she was bon. OATS all de son !
eber had. an de poo fng was token Wld
fever and died befo' she was to- Vars ole.
We has got some oh lie little dresses up
nome in de chist, and sometimes when 20
in softly by de back way tin de ole woman
kissin' dem relics. and weepin' like her ole
heart meant nebber to forgit dat she bed
been mudder. Dis chap down dar am
fraud OBJ de fifth water, and / hereby offer
a reward Of $40 for his arrest. As to de
rat-trap, dats another fraud on de club. an
if we kin cotch dc tsapper We'll put him
whar de rats will step on him cherry mint
in de hull tWenty-four hours. fire. Press.
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A Michigan tramp who has been shot at
i've times by farmers wives says he has
only to watch the end Of the gun to avoid
the contents, as woman always shuts both
eyes when she pulls the trigger Free
Press .lMat ".ta .... =.
James Gordon Bennett will return to
Europe at the close OF the Newport season.
Colonel Mapleson will bring bis new com.
pany over in September. ,......-.r -. '.r
Jennie. Lind is now in her lifty-eighth
wear . .... .. -. =
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at the inquest In Flushing, T.. L, We'd
nesi,ay, in the case Of Lavinia Roach. who
committed suicide by jumping from New
port steamer, testimony was given to the
effect that she appeared to be Intoxicated on
the steamer, was seen to lean over the rail-
as IL sea.sick, and to fall overheard appa-
rently by accident, and that the passengers
at first were very indignantsa the,neglect OF
the officers. The testimony OF the officers
and OF Joseph yLangfeld, Of Philadelphia,
will be taken Monday. rAs \
The steamer Great Eastern, which has
long been lying at Milford Haven, Eng.
land, Is to be fisted up With new boilers and
machinery, at a cost Of 100000, %. Q cattle
shin. II il estimated that she will carry
1900 head OF cattle and $4,000 sheep.,. She
IL TO trade between London and ports IN
Texas. ssss; i,,,g ,.,.
The Pen1sylYania legislative committee to
investigate the oYer.issue OF State bonds OF
1858 viii meet i'd Philadelphia In Septem-.
Der and report that, no bonds have been
i lost, and that the mystery was Cleared up
by the examination Of the book found Con!
taining the bond accounts.
AT Fort Thomas, Arizona, Wednesday,
Depdty-C Constable Hines was killed while
trying to arrest j. B. Coitips, merchant.
A party OF nine men from eE6Ord have Col
Inns, his clerk, aud Jusiica Mann inficns-
tody. Fears are entertained Tor their sstIety.
United shtes liarshaI Frederick Douglass
4 Will deliver 3ns drsss 90 q. colofed suap ci'
patton esieb raaI0nst To- beJheId sneaf CLIMBER.
ind; I'D, September 95th. Z
George III. Jones. lparlg ppitad aLatss
senaios nom IoMaas has been forced 81
b nnvsxsx n; eeek 4 haotnf MI III f0rsshtffE III
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One More Snake.
CONNECTICUT PRODUCES ONE LIKE SECTION
..gs OF RUBBER FIRE-HOSE.

CONNECTICUT PRODUCES ONE LIKE SECTION
OF RUBBER FIRE-H0SE.
Norwich, Conn.,, harbors the correspond
ent who produces the following snake
story:
The biggest snake Connecticut has pro-
duced in this century was killed IN west
ford, Windham county, one day last week.
Mr.. Allen, who killed the snake, is an en-
terprising farmer OF unimpeachable yeracl.
ty, and bis story OF the fight is corroborated
by coterieof friends who saw and assisted
In the scene. ,3
MIR. Allen had been trimming his orchard
trees, using a 9een-edged sickle to Top OF
the sprouts. He was interrupted by aparty
of acquantances, who, drove to his door
and asked him to guide them to huckle-
berry pasture on his farm. BE cheerfulIy
consented, and started of at the head OF the
troop in his shirt-sleeves and with his sickle
in his hand. A monster boulder upliits
itself at the entrance to the pasture, and IS
girt ON one side by narrow ledge that
Seems to have been made especially ior
snakes to sun themselves on. AS Mr. Al
len passed this rock he saw an enormous
black coil as big as rubber fire-hose lying
motionless on the stone. 1t was great
serpent, fast asleep, basking in the sun. A
Young and incautious member OF the party
at once hurled his dinner-pail at the snake,
striking it in the centre OF the coil. Tue
snake sleep.ly raised its. head, saw tne
empty dinner-pail and the party gazing
with deepening interest.
MFR. Allen AYERS, and his friends also say.
that the serpent eyed them TOT an lnstan'
with glitteripg, icy smile, lis tall VlDra'
ting with such rapidity that 1t was Invisible
at first. Its tongue darted in and out o.
its Jaws with almost inconceiVaple Veiocl.y
The first impulse OF the party was 10 tuIl
and run. They plunged through tne oach
berry and huckleberry bushes IN heaq,o5s
panic, Mr.. Allen covering the rear. LOOK
ing over his shoulder he saw the snak'
following, with its mouth wide open. d'
continued bis fight. but the sernen
gained on him, and at length, Jus
as the serpent's head was overtop
ming his i: shoulder, he turned sua
denly, and cut at the serpents crest ant
neck with the keen-bladed SICKLE = In
snake lodged the blows and the party
ceasing their fight, one by one closed in OF
the snake with fence.rails, blackberry briers
stone slabs, and other missiles, and Their
was a long and fierce fight. 1t was not unit
q quarter OF an acre Of pasture had beer
tramped over that the snake was killed. I
measured Just eleven feet and FIVE inches
and the thickest part OF its body was o
large around as an ordinary tea Kettle. II
its stomach were found the remains OF Mr.
Aliens choicest rooster, which he hat
missed from his roost few days previous
". AS many other fowls had ,mysteriousa.
disappeared lately, Mr.. Allen conjecture
that they had been seized by the snake.
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.AUCrTON sALEs.-.Tntase Iaxa =
BY Frank y. Sampson. -.
Peal E,fste sefiogeek afd Notary Public
once conner Ninth and Huif streets,
4 Msuchesier, va. ffsx ~ a IN q
r,eMllIssIeasRsasAEsE OF a VAL

ft9MNTSsEeE ER5'l SAEE OF a yAL-
SGEIAgLEa FAfihfiE GHHsNERRIEhDao pN..
nv NEAR THE CLOVER HILL COAL MlNEs-
i,s Effths dk decree OF shee ycu Court tor Gnes.
torSsid county iersd 40 ihe May Isfa. l979ti1,
ta ease Of FfuneyESs. Wslkes ac VIII ~
Inc athdsYoG sapissnher .sts.en ne n9siss
az aud o'clock p. IL the, EAI4ttSBaE sthKm5
nos occapiedtr Dr.. John Walka. called fhysic hat
"a Sl5oe orin such parcels as I1sy serm bess on
ef nav of snle.O THE whole Iracp c0Esatus SSS4
HTRFSJ; Ir LIns shaens divided into ave fTarss'as
mag Id sem hy pjatf abe office, ana
When will be exhibfle6 on fheday ofsaIes Lottaoy
With most az the buildings, tautains 435k sores:
Lea Mo- ssISET scras;: Lot Mos, leaa acres Lot
Eo.z LOCK acres: Tot Bio. 8. 82A acrtS This sana
fdrtbenos part iies beautifully ID well wooded ara
raterra Win two: gonnty roads phssin R fhrougn1t
and on She, Cogep Hill traaroad eonre:
neat to schools, churches, post Office, ana rsilfoao
denot. Portions OF me Land has qaanfify OF ccrd-
wood some OF the veryl,est fort shipping purposes
and other wise well iinbefed. 90 -, .c;s y :. =.
TERMs: Enough cash 10 deiras the. expenses o.
suit and ealc. commissioners fcosp &c.3say aoomL
1900; and as tn tile deferred payments ON credit
of nne!two, and three years Ter neeonan'e no,es'
with in crest added from daY OF sale: fffe re-
tatned mi The lasT pay nent Of purchase money
made and o conveyance ordered ny The Circuit
Court .-raan : HENJAMiN. II. NASH. =.
! T..,'l a.:sr me- = f,ia WILLFAMu j. CLoPION-.
au 90 81 y 4 Special Conm!.stonerS
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ITO HOLDERS OF .atsr
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING In JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

i. AZ a rnaet,nr of tho Board Of Commissioner.
Of the sinTiIa FIND held May l, 1879, It was
Resoysd acting president ~ tnd e9aro
Standing bonds Of the city Of Richmond, due 10
lsSO,.wil ON and after the LET DAY OF Jny, iSuS,
be redeemed on presentation at the once OF Tue
In pursuance Of the above dtrec.ions, hereby
give notice that the SIX PER GENT: BONDSSsOoF
1872. and August. 1880, amounting to ST..
,56a. 2S-to,si, el O5.01 9.66-will be redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presents.
ton nj the once or the Auditor of the city ON and
sfler the lsTDAYCF JULY, 1879. % =. - - :,
= 80. ! ~ sri $50 HENRY 6. CANNON :.
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Consieuments received M to hour OF saIesS ~
: 800 JASaMkGDsSU6EEJrA ucsioneer.
H. @. ooIsgjalctmanshaaf1 tst tsc,, tilhsS
Tory OF ERA NOE eamniesasas:r4i Is aoSss
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4Nf5
~ COMPANY t->i
,R NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their spierd1e
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WYASORE. ISAAC
BELL, aud RICIfMOND-every TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new and were butls
They ENye splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms. 80 i'''.A y ~ .'s'''''' go
The fare, accommodations, aad stten tioas are pn,
surpassed.
: sbips going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. ships eoptng Eputh sail from
Pier 40, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
FreignI received until 6lH.'M. dasis.,J
4 Fresgara for points bcyond New York Forwarded
NTH dspstch{ and no charge made except actual e1
ps Cabin DE Is New York, els s.sar.ss - ans
FOR further informstion apply 70 80
!, nav 10 oftcs Connanv's wAarves. RockestA
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DURR CANDIES.--la am manufacturing
i Ddaiiy ny infnaiisbls pure crushed sugar CLhn>
IFTED FLINT, CANDIES, make better "a , ~.
DIES Tor wholesale purposes than any aSass "a tni
perfectly pure snc no I ,ass
rataons. We con Nse say Kucos gfapesasiss ,hI.
Favored, wsiser orsSSsr. Srfner, and u warranted
. stand at1a ia sAI ainsaEs. .,v cS, =
4sas 1SS9a " so's'> SII9 Mala sksss
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DICHMOND, YORK RIyERs4@aJ

ID edmond, YORK RIyERSsTau.
HAND CHF SAPEAKE RAILROAD. aSsisszsssaE
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA'
TON COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond IVA.
and Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave " EST POINT. VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY. .,..,-.,.-4. ...-. .. .-..
Direct shipments from Boston ptd Boston and
Providence Railroad pta West Point. Va. -.
h. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V.D, GRONRR, General Agent, ABS