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K!Cu%OSp AID E'ETEESntGG;
RAILROAD t0HrA$r.
i 0.3MItECl&G SUNDAY, May II, 1919.
- t-.ir5 ~ ths Iead will Iip As 'oiio"-:
LEAVE RICHMOND so;Tu.
1855 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL dai!y, c"aEtr;'a2
So Charleston. >ararna'. A":.i=;1
ani tIkcn tvia tharica;omt, i"isiza
.;aci.rOnvIlic-i ar": cars 10 !.Inits-
Ton. stops 0yy 1t Chrs,G! ani 3i%'.-
7:54 \. W.. NCCOMM0 DAT!oN IaIy m"kss
ire kiianTic, WFtsis>Ipri m: OH"
railroad for uT!a'o, Cl'a,ianooga'
:.ashvilIe, Men.Th',. LI"rh9"rs'
ta:Eviie, an" 'i3af i3c% 6s'li''' -"
taat road, natIE* sa'"t :''ne ~ ny
auy plher line Stops At nj regular
4:55p.M NJ. ACCtoWsioDATIoN TGAiS na'i,
iexceat Sunday. Passengers t"@h2
this ;rair Yt!i make c.ca* cohnsc'r'i'
1925 ?. NJ. THROUGH Mail hh'iH, cotnfc,aa-
Tor Weldon, "IamnSt!n. H..!eiSa
I'Gar,-stor, Savannah, Augusta o.
Iuynhia Atlanta. Macon, montgomery,
Mobile, New orleans. aud all Ioinls
SOuth and Southwest. pni'lntn ss"2l-
inr-rar from Boston f.:r ME!ntAS-
ton .'ayapuah, anu tie south, Stops
only at MANCHESTER and CHESTER.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. {.
GAO E. IL, THROUGH MAZE daily. connecting
Nth Richj.u:u, frrorr!cks burg And
Potomac ra!,roaa e. al points Nort1 =,
., East, aud West. Stops ~ Manctes-
ter and Chester, and At Halfway
| e:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
- ~. iexcepE sunsayt. S:ols 1T all s;a
o.. lions.
7:lo 2. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
| - 90 texcept sunday. Stops only 1t Man
CHESTER aud Chester.
S:45 2, ". IiIEGUSi AtA5. daily, sorsectss9
I ~. 'Yisn Richuiuf.6, fredericksburg aEt:
| Potomac s:!irosG for ma poszts KS
and West. Also, making close c2nhf C.
| tion with the Chesapeake AID jat
| H.. MODE railroad for the S!rginis Spring aG;
| ali polnts SorlA and West. rh IS tr..Ir
| stops 81 Manchester and CHI s-r. M,
| i, -,.-t at Raif- Way ana Brury'. BluE, OF
/ , signal. s.f.t s.sr
All. TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start iron
'a SuSDhY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono SEQ A. 81, and $40 l., NJ: leave Peters
| bnrs aa5 a. n. and 500 r.. every SUNDAY.
] my s. "A. sPAW. Superintendent.
|
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ln,,,EATrrs;.

r,,ss ~ III, instant, Mt 3 r. sud-
third chilli o. DIR. w w. afd Ei.a
Parb sr, from the tFeclsS OF aiser n
she cuss,e tip rs flower and was cur doWn :,
The runersi will tnEe place ut Hollywood at IL III.
TO-DAY. q. Es s9fsssx
Died on rssferda lay morning al o'ciock, = a -
RICK 70 .ftfIo: aged ffTy.f0dr years.
His funeral win take place from his iate
NJ W T ewci. n. at "a O'Clock TO-DAY. His frlenos
and aca,a. anccs. and those of bis
lei Consel'. are Invited TO attend. -,
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ID. & F.. AIITTELD0RFE2,
527 BROAD STREET,
will open on MONDAY Il large stock of new goods
bought ut auction for cash. vi icil we oIcr 10 the
public at extremely low prices. Give Us call.
BUNTINGs! BUNTINGsl
100 picccs BLACK ard C0LORED. PLAIN and
AIL-WOOL BUNTiNCis al ard 22c::
nLAck GAsHM s6 q =, l2S 1 .y 20 10
rLS SafE'' Ts siEs EiLAcK GRENAD1NEs,
BLACK Sins iron arc!icn) at 62!, rs. s7Hc.,
II, s1.25, $50 sl.75, and 50. Look at these
rot tf%Ti GRAPE. very cheap:
\ full line of DRESS GOODS from G4c. up,
LAWNS. LAWNS, SIDEBAND, pain AMI figured ;
USi6N LAWNS al &c. regular price lCc.:,
CHENILLE FEINGt:S at l,;:,c.-a new supply;
TRIMMlNG-aILKS and SA1iHS In I'll shades to
NECK UFFLINt;S in all styles ard qualities Just
r rec rcm ,Gr &c man r; i;mr
WHITE GOODS, COEDkD rlQuES. V1CTnRIA
an EI''or hsTYYs iWil E a hhhMEfS
NAISSooK, plain, striped and checked.
MATTINGS! MATTlNG$!
200 pieces NEW MATTlNGS just received from
auction, In WHITE. and FANNY. all widtIE-the
reat%:i bnrsains ever oifc:c a In the cs so9dS
Fanc | at 25s.. regular arce 56c "a CHECK at
25c. w"rh doe, "a White and cheek at Soc
regular lCG obS'.
OIL-CLUTIIS. Floor and Table: COCOA MAT.
TINGS, HEMP and Wool CAEPETS and
RUGS, to be sod 1T a sacrifice TO close
FANS, EAEs-all the latest novclties-fron &c. to
tie finest: go,
CASSIafERES, TWIEDS, CDTTDNADES. LIN.
I'm DRILLS, KENTUCKY JEANS from loc
per yard 10 $50.
CORSETS! CORSETS!
a new supply Just received.
SIDE-LACE and SlDE-SrEE!. ut Soc:
CORSETS al 25. 80. 80. Use, 81. and &1.25;
ABDOMINAL CORSETS. for stout ladies, 1T 81
PAEXSOLS. PARASOLs-a new stock Just opened
from 15c TO 50;
HOSIERY for ladi,s, children, and gentlemen
large stock:
LACE SCARFS and BOWS from 15c. TO So;
TT f bF ihys cdrt and gentle
men, from ..2c. TO The finest made:
LAUNDRlED SHIRTS 1T 75c.-rrgular price
S1.25.
All we ;lsk Is Il call before YOU buy.
u. & +. MITTELDORFER.
nv 2i-S.M.sW SGT Broad street.
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A warsi About Texas.

In the Presbyterian General Assembly at
Louisville, the other day, the Kew. DIR.
Bonde, of Texas, said:
I wish to say that the work in Texas is
like that i'm every other State. People seem
to think us different there from other places.
The first difficulty we have to overcome is
this mistaken idpn. Even the street gamins
have a bad opinion of us. A few days ago
q little flewsboy asked me to buy paper
containing an account of the flood in the
West End. "Why," said I, owe have
larger storms and floods than that every
time it rains" - Where are you from? ~
asked the boy. "Texas." "Wen' you
GOT a letter a short Tine ago from a
Young man who wanted place which
would support him and only eleven OF his
family. studied about Texas for ten years
before l went there, because my family
didn't want 10 90. Run wall OF fire
around us and we could live. We find the
difficulty is that the people Of other States
don't understand US. II you will all cor
rect your opinions about Texas you will
find that we do just as you do. One diff
Guilty is that we are scattered. There are
no relationships and ties in Texas because
the population has been made up Of people
OF all sections OF the country. We are The
worst scattered Synod you ever saw. 1t
seems to be the impression that when You
70 to Texas it doesn't make much differ.
ence what you do. The men who 60 there
are in straitened circumstances, and they
direct all their efforts to making fortunes.
Our Presbvtery runs between parallels OF
latitude. We speak OF parallels out there,
for. we have to do so to keep in sight. The
evangelist sleeps one third OF the time on
the prairie. The evangelist has frequently
left bis home and family without knowing
how they were to be preserved, leaving
them in the hands OF the neighbors and OF
God. He traverses the plains so often that
the COW. boys of the prairies draw around
him as be stands by the camp-tires ana
breaches the gospel to them. The founda-
tons are being laid deep aid broad IN IeNas'
and we have good synodcal college: am
fond OF the boy Of Texas. He IS 1uil OF
life and spirit and devilment, and IKE Inc
last kind best. am done now, almost. l
received stranger once who, when took
him around the city, looked on III amaze
ment. / asked what was the matter. He
finally said: al didn't know you had a
brick house in Texas" Texas is afflicted
with q great many ecclesiastical tramps, ]
whom we find out and tell to leave, and
some newspaper gets hold OF it and pub
lshes an item about the Rev. Dir. So-and-so
having to leave because things became I'M
pleasant for him.
A: more hospitable people never lived.
When the traveller rests YEARLY upon the
prairie. and the setting suns last tracks are
over the boundless land, and he
is hungry, faint, and foot-sore, there is not
a house under tue sun or stars where he
will be denied entrance, where he will be
treated with greater cordiaity, or where
heart will foil to beat for him.
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A decided wane 10 the Grant movement
In Wisconsin is reported from Milwaukee,.
Ihe Sentinel has been obtaining the views
OF representatives OF various classes OF citi-
Gems 10 that city, and finds a large majority
of them In fapor:0f Secretary Sherman and
only one eager for Grant. The general eSi
preston was that Sherman would draw the
ful!Yote OF the party, all the old Liberals
being as much in favor him as the ssalwarts;
while a prejudice against q third tern,
might turn aside considerable vote from
Gfant. One man thought the German vote
would be.s SOLID for Sherman, but could moi
be secured for Grant.
B The Other name 81 thi Dakota riYersis
& fsaaes. Is & St
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THROUGH PASSENGER.

THROUGH PASSENGER.
a:CO T. u. Lsorss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
DAY, ami SATURDAY. t""irN, )!
West Point with steamer iia}ron "1
Nil points on yuik river 1.H #,''l-
IrGre Arrives IN 'iti!G""I. p 10 5.
VI. CONNECTS wiih rtt-lls.. ,'.l - .-H
ingtoA, I'hlaL"il Lil. 80" !,r.. l.
ton. sud al western pHnr.. i'"I'f'
III lichmoat. with t:1:U. rH %'rhF 80
and Petersburg A2f t"'''I'~'fr 80
ohio railroads
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$40 4. NJ. Leaves Kichmonn MONDAY. WE,-
&f:%DAf. ant Fi:!DNl; ant
800 a. q Ti'ESDAT, THURSDAY, at ':f-
URRDAI. CoHucr:s va '".'A Is
al West l'oiul iuT v!'ol iho'!'l.t-. '.H'-
,!piJrc, Nnd al "c>i"rL ir'..''. ~
meets at Richmond wi't iri"t."4 ...H-
mOndtui. parr.lic iaiirJ"LH.' ..'.'
AMI .riris!,urg and th, .,'t .r '.b
ohio railroads..
i.OrAi. pA-~r:TGFR.
$40 ~. Lrly.f ;achr"ra NoTplT. ".H-
Sf>DAT. and FRIDAY.
Trnpt!tiIt !'h-~r >ri'h.
HOO r. IL Arrives - EIchuu",s.i &C.. OAK.
INV ~ ''' iTi'!iIl:EsHhy. nni : MI H.1'. 80.
met: WITH tam. mn Ei.l '..i 49,
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3:25 p. II. .,rrIves Al IHchE&nd Mp>t'A' y . D-
%E~DhY, ,ud fHU'hIE ...
$50 2. n, Tli.>h"i:. Ii!' t'@)Ar. 49, ~.
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A DEcIsIoN.-M BAYNE, of Pennsylva-
mia, made motion i'll the House OF Repre-
senta,ivcs the other day. The Speaker pro
tenn. said ''The gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania is, under the rules OF the House, not
regarded as present, and cannot be recog-
nIZed BIZ the Chair"
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00-CEST STORE.
GREAT BARGAINS In WATCHES .
Ills WEEK.

] offer consignment of forty styles OF WATCHES
at the following low figures:
Gentlemen's SOLID SILVER HUNTING-CASE
WATCH, S7.75;
Ladies' SOLID SILVER HUNTING CASE
WATCH, 1926;
Ladies' SOLID SILVER sKYLIGHT-CAsE
WATCH, Sl0.75;
Ladies' SOLID NICKLE SKYLIGHTCASE
WATCH, $3.50;
Gentlemeu's COlN-SILVER HUNTtNG-CAsE
AMERICAN at $10.75, $l1.25, $3.50, and
S1525-Stem- and Key Windcrs:
Grnt,emen,s COIN-SILyER HUNTING-CASE
ELGIN at s14.2J. &14.75, $3.50, ana
: Sle.75-Slcni- and Eey-WmdcrS:
Ladies' SOLID GOLD lluNTING-CASE WATCH
.a,sl3.75, :l5 %, STD. 5000, ard 1880;
Gentlemcn,s SOLID GOLD HCNIlNG-CASE
WATCH ut $3.50 and SD.
4 written guarantee with EVERY WATCH sold.
w. s. STEVENS,
my 26 sos Grodd streo.-99 Gent store.
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Tag ,TrNs No. OF .SoCrpGRa HISTORICAL t;l'
soc1gYY PApsRs is oil, our able, and Us caa'
tents are even more than usually varied, lh-
ferestsng. md valuable.
Colonel j. sTopD4RD JOHNSTON. OF bRseA-
1Sn1pas,s staff, begins d series OF papers ON
,ho nncratlons OF his distinguished chiei.
,rh, na,,sr In this No. is a lively and Inter-
es,;ns account oil BaEcKINsIDaE's move
msnts from Dalton. Ca, to Hanover juno
tion. Va, including the victory over siEGkL
AT Piedmont.
"a. f,an,atn THoaAs j. PAGE gives avery in
tcresftag and readable sketch OF the career
:, the Confederate cruiser /" StonewalI."
General WILcox's report Of the battle OF
gettysburg is a valuable, and hitherto I'M
published, chapter in the history o. 10 tnat
great battle. - 1nn;,r,
The correspondence between DR.. JOSEPH
JOKES an,, General S. COOPER as TO the mum
h.rs and. losses of the Confederate armies
daring the war brings out the interesting
and startling facts that the total Confederate :
force during the entire war did not exceed
eo,.o{,, men, OF which not more than 40o,0oo
were enrolled at any one time; tnat the
Confederacy never had in the field more
imam 900. 600 men capable OF bearing arms
at any one time, exclusive OF SICK, WOUND
ed, and disabled; that the losses were
ao0. 900 by death, 100000 prisoners, and
1on oeD from all other causes; and that at
the close of the war the Confederacy had 10
the field scarcely one hundred thousand
effective men opposed to one million Federal
troops. :.
The "OH;cial Correspondence OF the
Csmpa:cn OF 1864" embraces interesting
letters from General HAMPTON. General L.
II. ANDERSON, and General R. e. LEE.
The "Oficial Correspondence OF the Con-
sedera,e State Department CONTINUED
srom a previous No., and to be still further
continued, contains two letters from Hon.
.r.ass p. HoLcoMBE to Secretary BENJA-
.aN-one dated Montreal. June 10, 1854
and tt,e other Clifton House, Niagara FANS,
C. W., August II, 1864.
Colonel A. r. CHJsoLN, late OF General
HeACpEGARD's staff, has very readable pa
per on "Some Corrections OF sherman
Memoirs" in which lie shows that SHERMAN
failed to capture the whole OF HARDEE
army at Savannah by the most paipabie ana
ipcxcussble want OF bc'dness and enter
prise.
Colonel BRATToN gives an interesting mar
rativc OF the part taken in the battle OF II
liamsburg by the Sixth South Carolina resl.
ment. -Et
IN Editorial Paragraphs" it is an
nounced that the seventh volume Will mol
! conclude until the December No., as it has
been determined that hereafter twelve Mes
instead Of six shall constitute volume.
.. General J. r. CHALMERS, OF Mississippi,
is announced ms having accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the next annual address be-
fore the Society.
The secretary makes an earnest appeq
t. at friends having anything OF value tc
the Society, either printed or in manuscript
will send it on at once, either as gift or
loan.
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The NORTHERN SENTIMENT From the
Jersey City Herald i've can assure our
Democratic representatives in Congress that
the people hate yacillation and cowardice !;
aud il the Democrats there become weak
kneed and fail in their duty they will bury
the party out OF sight. WeDemocrats OF the
North emphaticaly declare to this fraud
Hayes that we are prepared to sustain at all
hazards the will OF the people as represented
by majority in both houses Of Congress !;
that we shall look upon that majority as
derelict in its duty II it allows a fraudulent
Executive TO annul IFS action on subjects OF
the most vital importance to the whole peo-
ME Il.
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BROTHERS,
We will offer during this wccck:

We will offer during this week.:
rs pieces new BuNTING-rangins from 12K to
soc. LACE BUNTING reduced 10 20c.:
our Sl.25 DANhSSE GRENADINES we are now
DON'T e Fail to look At our SIX BUTTON Isle
TnREAD GLOVES q 25c. pair;
Real heavy IRISH LINEN, suitable for sen:lenler's
wear. one and half yards wlde' only soc.
SO pieces pieces more LINEN D!RD-EYE DIAPER al
23c:-real value sc. per yard .,, ,oyo ,o. ,.,-,
FRENCH oRGAND!Es in plain, striped and
200 dozen TOWELS, ransins from 81 to 25c.-
Another lot Of those cheap AIARsELLEs QUILTS;
500 dozen HOSIERY just received from The late
New York auctions
Good regular HOSE. l2isc.;
Good BALBKIGGAN HOSE, $50 4 box-rea
Real FRENCu r!QUE: rcdqcel from 80 to 25e e.
tonne, Drabant. French Point Lace, Iorchoh'
BLACK Sins at 10 ard soc-sold for 81 and
Our So f:LNCK SILK reduced to s1.25 per yard
our i so BLACK SILK Is worth 81 so;
we have full line of ChSHhERES froui 25c. 10
Our Csc. BLACK CASHMERE reduced to SOC. per
= bL$cK cAsEMER Z reduced t. 75s so.rc,
as Linen. SILK. and Japlnese:
oIL.CLoTn. WINDoW-sHADEs' La E
Don't H fai to to look at WHITE CHECK
ED MATTINGS ~ 1926. FER yard;
TEE a KP LINN EhayEl SnT Is?
RROTHERs', as their motto is, Quick salts aud
n new GOODS received daily.
nv 19-eod SYCLE BROTHERS.
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me- NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES! -
Just received a very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR NY TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ric. and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. l beg to inform my friends and the pablo
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmen, at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS made to ord=r
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN C. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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sYrcrAcI,rs. EYE-aLAssis' &c,

- n -
no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .r755Sz5.
FOR 25r. n = ~Pf CT \;
sCTES or EYE.GLASSss. \ sFfS 81. iroa 2'''
superior quality ALWAYS on .sn r the eve ~
upwards. ski'fal!y ata, T' - 'C0Wl&pNN.,r
Practical op.,cian, watehpskE1fs: s sarI Nam .s>s
NH 3a-5mh
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HSE:-sR e. n.
EIssE, CEMENT, AND PAaAEEa

7 IME--ROCkLAND LINE.
23GO barrels BEST EUCELAND LIME, from
tie celebrated -,-,.
CDBB LIM@-kI.ES.
which yields better ti'an ANY ".irr ttnc n""nuihc
iuyed, dar expected per schooner - H. M, hilaih.
For sale from lCcK by . ,...,,,,,,l,
HOf;fGG WESD|EHURG,
No. SOS Main aud IL Fifteenth street
nv 2G-lw
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Eg~ GRAND DISPLAY
OF
DRY GOODS
THALHl3IER BROTHERS.,

THAIuIMER BROTHERS.
Having purchased large lots of goods at less Than
,,; ,,.Iuo 90. ,,o .,,, RI o,rr ,bo cpI,,vEST
.''.tl ' ' " ~ - ~ 80 ~ 80 -,
pay YOU 10 call and examine our handsome line OIL
ar iCE and rnI0pTD SATINS-alI shades.
RiNEK and COJ0RED SRI ES-aIl Drjc.s
.tL r ~. .,n5 III p,0f:H mn SiT X pOPI Ms
Or * '. LA +, ~ al G,TIEES cnor,'
HAi-' az" i--N'-- - ~ ' S'"'
t.rc,, rcdrc,ion in DRESS GOODS Tb. largest
W. Inc over shove from I O to SOC
900 picrcs NEW STYLES SiDE-RASD SOLID
anu |" CAHD h-> " -NS' st all p''H''.
o,o r,oc.c ,-Ir,rINIr and ITSu0p LAWNS
319 PieSSs1 nnrHnIE rS S4I hsTMV
1i,fSI fSc In;Sri T iSESS art cfh.r WiiiTE
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vt. CLAIRE HOTEL PROPERTY.
DON'T MISS TIE SALE At II
~ O'Clock on THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1879, Of the
ST. CLAIRE HOTEL PROPERTY, with all The
FIXTURES, FURNITURE, sc.
my % RoHEKl Is. La Ne.
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Editors Dispatch Please do me the IA
yor OF answering q question through the
columns OF your estimable paper: Can a
person have one arrested for threatening TO
kill, and what penalty? Byapswering this
you will oblIge constant reader Of your
paper. remain, respectfully,
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y y " 1 :.
STEAMER ARIEL.

The la6ies Of the SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH will make an
.t-' 3 =, EXCURSION .. ....... .
down the James as far as DUTCH GAP on The
...:., GOTH OF NAY. 70. ...
Every preparation has been made for the comfort
and enjoyment OF the excursiohisis. H'
Fare. so CENTS. , =,
The boat viii leave the wharf al O'Clock p. 81.
hrranr. mems have been made with Major CARRIER
to convey excursorists tc and from the boat lor 50
ceuts-roGnd trip. . 49,, ;,
C;nnyeyauces WIN leave Or. Hoge's church aid
Sleight & Towards, corner sixth and Broad, at
~ 'nrE
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NOTICE-TO EXEURSIONGfSls
IN AND PICNIC PARTIES.
+ The barge NEW YORK. with capacity Tor 6Oo
passengers has Just been fitted up, and eau be char
Tered 10 any point on The river
For terms. &C., apply on board or at Phlladelph'a
Steamship Shed. my L9-1m
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RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND tHr.rE'E1t
RAfaHu43.
GCnEnELE OF TRhlfS.
- TAKING EFFECT ApI:IL =, Ia
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EAST bound.

Mall train arrives al Richmond lal,v,v-
rep SNHlay dt.......... -.....~...... g.gu,,,
Express train arrives At RicEa"uJ r,ii@ .''' ~
Accommodation train arTiv.. n pa. '''" y VI.
nOnd daily except Sun.ray at o,,o .
A mixed tram caves S'1iiir.a M 49, ,''',i.
taking passengers from V;rnu,. NtU.'', ~ Nv
from Washington. AMI arrI.t, At E|rf,m.,,' .t,A
+. VI. daily exec u Sujar. - t'iV
\ connects with NiTInia Midland railr,,, -.
ing At 1l:OO y. VI. tor ..yncabury ana ,t','n''
Mississippi AVID Ohio i.aroad ,ta,fru. ar ,..,
Vrgina Midland raiir!,i. Ic,ryiu. 4; $40 II "a, "a
Washington. "a ~
Il connects with Virginia Midland rpA,rc,t 49,.
ing nj $3.50 \. ~ Tor Washington M: ,,.i ~
gin!a Midland raIlroti, I"t.ins AZ ~, II 81,
Lynchhurg and Atlantic, Mi$aissIpiH aaI OHIO VA
road stations. '
ID connects with Valley railroad. ra,ing a, !; y
VI. for !larI isou!,ury. -
f. connects with Eal'cy ratlr"sa!. leaving At l.,-
4. NJ for iiarptr'S Ferry. ~
connects with stage line for Lexington. \,
g connects with G.. Il. =. aHG t. i. At-an.rr, r.r,p
points on tie OHIO river ami Cincinnati 40
II connects with Scu,o "ail"y ra.rulG .r 80
North west. "'
Northwest, auL Southwest. ". II. :. IrNE
Engineer aud SWp-rgr,,g.,l.n.
CONWAY +. HOWARD, Gcurrai ra>.,a.,r agI
Ticket Agent. I.vul
y ICHMONN AND uANNlLI.t rAII-
~ ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TEAl&s TAKING r@.r.,T
SUNDAY, NAY i-.l-
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[such a person could be bound over to
keep the peace <
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MT NEW GOODS! GREAT BAR
GAINSl

ID. & f. AIITTELDORFE2, -
| 527 BROAD STREET,
! will open on MONDAY Il large stock of new goods
bought Mt auction for cash. Which we oacr 20 the
public at extremely low prices. Give Us call.
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SCHEDULE OF TEAl%S TAKING v@.s,T
SUNDAY. M.tYi-,
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p ICHMONN AND uANNLls nAII-
~ Road COMnANE.
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Great rcdEction in DRESS GOODS. The largest
line ever shown from I o to SOC.
22O pieces NEW STYLES SiDE-BAND SOLID
and FIG URED LAW SS, 1T AL prices.
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. !. lfEit.it .:..ssiiii 70 ID y
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80 pieces EICTIEE and BISHOP LAWNS.
LINOR D'INnIF. LINEN LAWN>. FRENCH
MUSLiSS. IRISH LINENS, ana other WHITE
GOODS, at cXtrl-low prices.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-11-15
RALLY DBNooRATs.

The following appointments have
Teen made for Public meetings in the
several wards Of the parish, to he adj
dressed by prominent speakers. The
voters Of the wards are respectfully in
vited to be present:
Ward No.a--ssturlay Nov. ed and 10th
at 4 o'clock; at Thoemssen's
!. sstors sSfs Il ~
:" 4---saturday Nov. 18th, at a
o'clock, at Plains Store.
Saturday Nov. 9th, at !
II ha o'clock, at Little Sandy
Creek Bridge.
" Z" 6---Saturtlay Nov. 18th, at 4
o'clock, at Nesbit's Store.
:" 7---Satnrday Nov. goth, ut ::
ff n o'clock, at Masonic Lodge.
" s---Saturlay 18th, and 18th, at 4
lfaa 3sa O'Clock, at Lopez's Store.
9---Saturday 18th, and 18th, at
4 o'clock, at Griffin's Store.
!" ".io--,Friday Nov. 2sth, at 2 O
clock, at Woodland School
House.
COME ONE! CONE ALL!