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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEer&AHE}
49, - - - --7.'--7'0 RAILROAD. J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y .,.t. -.-.s COMMENCING MAY 81. 1871

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ~, nn,S,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
D. ~ COMMENCING MAY II. ISL
a.,.'-; THROUGH PASSENGER.
got, p. NJ. Leaves Richmond Tt ESDAi. TIT
, - DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects II
.,,, West Point with steamer HAfaHa ."'
all points on York river AMI btI'
more. Arrives in Baltimore 4, y
&C. NJ. connects with rail-iines Tor wan
iIgton, Philadelphia, New Iork h",'
ton. and all western points. ,"Gh' =
ut Richmond with trains on R'chlh,. y,
..... and Petersburg and Chesapeake @-'
.. Ohio railroads
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 A. M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WEI
49, - NESDAY. and FRIDAY: aud
so A. ID TUESDAY, THURSDAY. SEf >ti,
=, URRDAY. Connects WIN steamer
e.. at West Point for river laI!at2s' b'''
-rs timore, and all western points n..
... .,g ltects at Richmond With train "A i.''N.
moud and Danviile railrp'd.Hr'"
and Petersburg, and CheSAut'>s I"'
IUGAL PASSENGER.
S:OoP. u. Leaves Richmond daily Ie&eeP' S1E'
- dayl
. -ur THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A, d. Arrives at Richmond TttspN ~.
'o' - THURSDAY, and SAT RDAi. "a
meets with trains OH RichLio'S 49,, ''
Petersburg aud CheSipaAt a''" ~
railroads. steamer Havana !'1'"' .'i,
SUNDAY, wEDSESDAr, s.1 t@ ~
DAY,at p ". Connr'E
..-.. trims from Philadeiph's, -" !, -;
and western points, an! 81 y O. '. ~,
$50 with trains for Ricamoai Al ''
South.
.g..sg-; IS :, THROUGH FREIGHT. u...n.
400 p. M, ARRIVES al Richmond mo MN ="
NESnAY, and FRIbAl ana s,r.
a.l5P N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ava - II
URDAY. Connects With sir1iD'' ,1.
West Point from Ba!iihory ''r.
meets with Riehnond iHI ',,It,.,,.
l.. a., ar Richmond and peirrshnrS AL' '">
- pezke and Oa.e railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. I'm, sun.
1000 A. 81. Arrives AZ Richmond ialy M,,,t'i AID
day Connects with Glshh",t ng,s
Petersburg and Chesapeake ~"
! -. railroads. - >, cr from
southern points, Cars run through be'"eeA ,''N'
und West Point. ,,,, so.es, ratSs
! Careful handu ag ana dispatch, Wild ""'''
IN ronHh bills of sading. with guarantee
Issued 10 all northes.a and western po. .,e,r Al
Through tickets sold 70 all northes sll ..aT.s
yesrera points, and baxgagG cleSksa rtrIe. ~
For tickets apply at General kan ioaa Inssl atd
dee. s2e Main sSsses; at the ESrtanEe, md pJss
compaay,s depes, corner Tweaty-ta"a AN
sfT nee ss hientiH 4. i. DoueLAs. superta'r'~'
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IyyEnYw STABLES.

TNXCHANGE-, LIVERY. fN<nD[-l
AND RlSui;r1S STEEst
HAzaaR, 1855 AND LAO ER ssH,..c. t.c4! ~, X
i. B ga I'd" HORSES AZ TaE DAY "'""
MONTH. ., ,,.eouna'a'.',.
Special rates TO Growers, and every their e'El
extended them for the transae'ioH .,,
ness. $780, s v. est bll,htdA
In connection With the stables haze IS nORsk>'
faaxaar' for inc SALE RY ACCIioIHs uARSh>~
SsnISI, fS HKinilEs, ROBES. " W y In "sATrk-
s AUCTION pAY8: WEUNcSb
DAY as IL o'clock a. d.: n,yts. prupre's.
e. g. AILRY, Manager. Seo
= O. %. hvAfOS, Aucslonets,
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Leave Richmond at.
Arrive as Burkeviilt,
Observation-Disclosures.

A connects for Milton. n. G.
b connects for Asheyile and all poiats ia "estefh
North Carolina daily. except sunday. c....,-o,,
G. ronnects for Macon aud all Joints III sou'hhes'
Georgia. fsjEg !, -, o,to In tTIo
r. connects for ia ksonyiile and all points IN FLO
rida.. ~ j}Sss' :, c,,,,,,o-,
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
y F Connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, and
Vicks burg. -.
Trains from the aDOye-named points urrtre IN
Richmond at 4:43 2. NJ AMI 7:43 a. N.
Trains between Greensboro aud Salem run daily
except Sunday. - ~ ." +
Pullman Palace ORA wing-room and Sleeping Cars
run through on Train No. l from New York ana
Richmond to Atlanta and from Greensboro 10 Au-
gusta. and on Train No. 3 from New York and Rich
mond to savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Freight Train No. 9, leaving Richmond at 3 30 A.
NJ. and No. o. arriving In Richmond at 1126 A. NJ.
will have accommodations for q few Second-cass
passengers. who must purchase tickets before get
ting fhe train. No passengers VIII be allowed on
other freight trains. ..t
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets:
- JOHN r. MAC MURDO.
General Passenger Agent.
T. NJ r. TALcoTT, General superintendent.
40 D.
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nm the sfispdtcls tbis Old mechaHi..s
al mt for f,se are the fore s,esls oIl
yahicFea lower shan che hind 81 mean tnsl
n,schsnscal reason. "a
No one / Iaye.seen lias been able 70 give
ii satisfactory solution. AMiss ussss
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Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
corner OF Ninth and Hull Streets
Manchester Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-THIRDS
i INTEREST IN a ,VALuABLE FA Ar MN II
HALF INTERE EST IN TWENTY-TWO VACANT
Lots IN HOLLANDS ADDITION, NEAR Man :.
frusi executed 10 Charles w. Turner and f. j.
Sampson on the Dist day Of January. 1878 duly OF
record in The County Court clerks Office OF Chester
field county. in Deadlock GO. page 4S0-btng re-
qured so to do by the beneficiary in said deed II: j.
sampson declining TO act as tTnstse}I VII 1ef f0r or
February. 1879, at II o'clock Al, TWO-THIkDS
INTEREST in that valuable farm known rs
BRtlOKS'S," neal TOmlhawk church. the Whole
containing THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
EIGHT ACRES tmore or less) now occupied bV
Ile coa-lanis OF Franklin Stearns, Esq. purchased
by him not long since at high figures There 1s every
reason 10 believe that fine body OF coal underiayS
the surface from the visible indications on p0r-
ton of the farm besides. IL Is regarded one or tile
best farms in that vicinity for all crops made in this
section Of Virginia. Buildings ample, ana for the
most part In good condit on. -..
This property Offers irst-class inducements to
farmers ard capitalists.
on the next day. WEDNESDAY, February IL,
1879, on the premises COMMENCING al O'CLOCK +;
VACANT LOTS eiigibly located In Hollands addi-
ZION. Hollands Hill Is rapidly building uls ana per,
sons seeking safe INVESTING nts In the SUBURBS OF
Manchester would do well 10 give This sale Their at
tentton.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance upon a
credit OF six and twelve months for notes, with SIX
uer cent interest added and well secured.
pt,' oe''' ''''' ~ CHARLES w.TuRNER:
ja29 IrssIec.
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RICHMOND AND I'ETEa, EUrG,
L L. IL 4 !

RICHMOND AND pETEl> re,
RAILROAD c0M"tSr.
5NOMMENCING MONDAY, DcccmbcrH,
" 1878, trains on this read will run as follows:
81 LEAVE RICHMOND South.
Il;55 A. n, THROUGH NAIL daily. ccna"""s
for Charleston, sayaEnah. Augusta
and Aiken (via Charleston. RarIyh
JackSouyIlc-parlur cars 10 Wilminy.
..... ton. Stops only at Chester and MAJ
chester
1926 A. 81. ACCOMMODATION daily ;eHcrm
. sunday. makes c.ose connection !,
Petersburg with the Atlantic. NJ
si>sippi and Ohio railroad for Eri.'rl
Chattanooga. Nashville. Mriulh,
Lvrchburg, Farmy:l:r and other lr-~ts
stations on that road, makint .1lnr
time as by any other line. S'ris 1!
all regular stations.
4:sO z. N. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN a4''y
(eXcent Sunday. PASSENGERS taking
this train will make close CoEucrlrg
at Peter burg for Morrill,
1895 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. c"un"',lH!
for Weldon. Wilmington. Ea"tth,
Charleston. Savannah. Augusta. go
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orleans. aud alt p"iui,
SOah aud Southwest. PriniID ,rcl-
inr-raI from Boston FOR Wilmu.t"n.
Savannah. ana tie South. stop, only
At Manchester and Chc>;.r.
500 NJ. SUNDAY ACCoMMo ALTON
TRAIN makes close conna"l"u viva
A.. M. Z o. X. r. for liii,'oL. that'a.
nooga. Nashville Memphis. Lynch
burg, Farmvilie, AMI 0lhcr i"ca' -
lions on Thai r0al. Stop, At all slAli,1'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 L. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, freurrcnshnIg ard
Potomac railroad for all points Nor'h,
East. and West. Stops n ManrN">hr
and Chester, and al Halfway AMI a
Drury's Bluff, on signal.
O:O5A, ~, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN d1'IY
Except ouuCayI. Stops III al ia
tons. ...
7:O5 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN !ai'y.
Stops at all stations.
3:15 2. d. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Las!
and West. AGso making close ctn'-c.
ton with the Chesapeake and ono
railroad for the Virginia Springs snd
all points North snd West This Train
stops at Manchester and Chester. at''
at Raf-W Way and Drury's Blnh. ~
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star. from
The Annoroat hsnot-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontinued
until further notice.
de lS A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


DOR NEW YORK.-The OLD 1@TFA
4 Dominion steam.hip Comrany's :ssasasss I'm
viii sail SUNDAY. Februar- 2d. at 10 O'Clock A: d.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening"
wared with dispatch 70 all points north, south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations nnsnrpasseH; ,,o,o.s
ss4. Sleerage, Sc and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
fel-1t CompanT's Wharf. Rocketts.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATsssi15E9lz, 49,
CoMpANY's
JAMES-RIyER LINE,
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
p C. CLIFFORD carrying the United states mail,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at 7
A. NJ.
Fare TO Norfolk or Portsmouth ............$ 2 so
Fare for round trip, good for two dass..... 2 SO
Fare for round trip, good for SEVEN days.. 20
Fare for round trip, unlimited. %
Fare to Philadelphia. .................... IS
Fare 10 New York. ~ 70
5r 90 tickets sold at Ga-Ders s2e Main street,
Exchange Hotel. AID on board steamer Baggage
cr Se LMTEn TCK named above arc on sale
only at CARRIERS s26 Main street, and Exchange
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Newborn, Washington, and Taraoro', N. c., and all
landings on Tar river: Washington. d. c. Ha1np.
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has la'ely been almost en-;
,ireIy rebuilt and refurnished In all elegant aud
costly manner, aud is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
903 Main street and Rockets.
j. W. McCARRIcK. Agent. Norfolk. SEA
PHILADELPHIA. RICH IsSsg@S
L MoND; AND ID SoRF1LK STE an I =
SHIP LISEC EII PH III Al EAhh
THREE TINES 4 WEEK.-Untll further no.
iFPGIR sny9 e and and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con.
meeting at Philadelphia with Clydc's New England
L q 81 ok I'll frti;MnENFREQUENr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. .....
JAMES W. McChRRiCk. E.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE i CO..
r... General Managers,
uo23 No. IL South Whary-s. Philadelphia.
CHEAP FREIGHT RATESS.i[s,
" BY THE EHSsSazSS
.' PowHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
l AND THE WEST,
s.aa 80. " AND THE 1855. >.#''''#
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE VIII
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at IL NJ. and SATURDAY at4 p
81. Through bills Of iading signed to all Canadian
northern, and western points at low rates. -
! -, ,...,..r. ,fs.; II. II. DOUGLASS, Agent,
res Twsnty-second and Dock streets,
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC Il. X. Co..,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent, I
RICHMOND, VA, November 5. ISIS. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH
trains OIL this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No $500 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily;
NJ: Baliimorr. 3:O3 f. 81
philadelphia. $50 P.h.: NcW
York. 1905 Z. VI.
No $500 =. ~, leaves Rrrd-Strtct station ,'A.!y
due q. Wushns zion. qJj T. VI;
Baltimorr, l:JJ L. NJ: Pij'a-
dcInhla, ::35 y. 81; New ora,
6:I5 a. ".
No. 7-4:OOP, ACCOM1tOnATlOE TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Er,a!-
Street statiLA daily teIc' r: SUI
days..
... SOUTH BOUND.
NO. 2-lO.l5PM., arrives ut Byrn-Str't' station
dalIy. Leaves New lora. I'D
A. 81: PhilaG.rhin. llii \.
M: Baltimore. 800 L. W.
....... .. Washingt0 ton. $50 +. W.
So.4 ll:3J A, ~, ARRIVES al Byr!-S;reet s:~.."a
daily Leaves %rw York. -
p. NJ: rhladelrhta. H. -
~: Baltimore. i:jj \. N,,
Washington, $50 \. Vi.
No. s-s:4O A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TEAM,
~. arrives at BrOad-Street siAl"a
-... .. daily Except SUNDAYS,
.' &. 4. TAYLOR.
-. .r .% General T:cke, Ar"E:
EFT D. MYERS. General Superintendent. n"IL
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aayTT0N SAE.ElSs.Fufure gsays.
T1TIsH-coNsTABLE,sssAL ALE OF ONE
~: - H,HsE ANn ONE GoI.T.

se,l ii rrilic ancfic on q, me sa
sv AZ Februery NJ O'clock A. .s Old up, ~,
.s.es IN fSnnt or the HnEtings Court. ot
the following property, 10 salsEy Gis
frcss warrsnI i6my hands In fsser o. ea.'
gg 70 tITE MARE. Arst farm annal
me me y y. MARE COLT
three years old next sun rnes.
e TI Issa sasn T. L. WHITING. 8. G. G. r.:
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r,s1TrgGHCyNyTAl BE E2S g8A11Esl2 & A AZ.
Fesi ct pnhlc
ancxloE ph % n q n NO. I5 fG east Main
ssyee fne m fTfef Etiker Us.
warrant MT nand8 ID sYVi Y 80
Sgssss1 ttands0ns L 90
i9s s. - - gAyES 5 ,, <,
~ SSyiS1ss rs.
large nana sssasuf n aRisEsSGa.PL1TE BAR
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Dy j. L. ApperSon,.
Real Estate Auctionecr,
l016 Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE.
i FARM OF 400 ACRES IN NEW KENT
COUNTY. NEAR TUNSTALI,S SIAJlOS, oS
deed OF trust dated April 4, 1872. from John P.
Pearson and wife to me, and duly recorded, VIII.
being thereto required by the holder Of Il NOE of
S7O723 due January z, 1879, thereby secured, sell
At auction at the office df j: I. Apperson. Gqrner
Main and Eleventh streets, Richmond, on UES-
above described property lying on both sides OF the
ilroad (art of IL fine creek low groundsl GOOD
DWELLING, BARN, and other necessary out
houses. t., ~ i3.f-% 49,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale: balance at
SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest," per-
sennl security. and tr,lstdsed. !. ~; TT
ja2S CHARLES RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE ATAUCT1ON OF THAT LARGE
y AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
TREETS, IN THE CITY OF RlCHMOSD.-At
the request Of the deysees of The lale Alfred Penn
shall, offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY
The 18th February, 1879. at Ak o'clock 2. NJ, on
the premises his LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-
DENCE, located as above. nov In the occupancy Of
the Hon. James Lyons. The LOT has 4 front of "a
feet. and q depth OF 1852 feet TO an alley. The
DWELLING Is in good repair. and possesses every
accommodation for 4 large family usually found III
such an establishment. AS II Is so well known,
further description IS deemed unnecessary.
: TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut SIX, twelve.
eighteen, and tweuty-fOur months, for negotiable
noes Interest added, secured by d. ed OF trust.
Possession about Tie lst Of ADri! next.
. W. GODDIN,
IA l1-law3w&td5 G; Real Es tate Auctioneer.
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FT.yAyCIAL.

s7lE FINANCIAL. ........5
MONEY TO LOHN. II an. authorized
10 ioats out. on Hrsi-class Richmond c.,y I'M :,
uraveS re,l estate. shout FIFrEEN or SIxIEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARs. For gas,,cniaIFsv apRS 70 10
q ~ as az 's4 syI212 BfaIn street.
I,HOMAs BRANCH &: CO..
- ss RICHMOND. VA,
DEALERS in INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
UNITED STATES PER CENT. and PER
CENT. BONDS for sale. .z ...
Drawers OF SIGHT EXCHANGES ONLoai,o JON
aud PARIS. ~ a. "a oo-1w-
VEN FER CENT. CAN BE OBTAINED I'D
j ON GOOD REAL ESTATE SECURITY-the
snfest Of ali Investments. United stale, per cent
bonds are now selling a: par. Compare tine diHer-
cnce: $3.50 z -. e q
amounts to..... 49,. :. - ~ -
Al 600 for 80 years at per cent. .o
amounts to-. ot@1" "
Difference .. ,e u ~
lenders. -ChAFfiN, e1AcLIo :" W.
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NOTICE.-Partics whose names are included In
the list of chooses action (duc Paine Cabelf Col
can make settlement with The assigDees any DAY
previous 10 sale full list OF claims due the estate
eau be seen at the office of the nuctioneer. u 20
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ELLYSON & YANCEY,
ja2s 1l12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-01
rArI.ReAD LIVES.

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By Frank j. Sampson.

~ By Frank j. sampson.
Re,l Estate Agent, Auctioneer. and Notary Public,
corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
ta Manchester, Va.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-24

q MraJames p. Taylor, gave an exhi.
bition of the shooting, capacity of bis
gun, on last Saturday evening. A good
many spectators were present.. The
place selected for the performance is q
high eminence. just behind the resi-
dence of his father, Rev. N. G. Taylor
Mr., Taylor managed the gun himself
The target was placed on the side OF
another bill 400 yards distant, and the
firing was almost incessant for at least
ee-quarters of an hour. The accu-
racy of the balls which were shot from
the gun was, truly wonderful. as they
almost riddled the target. Many inn
provements have been made upon the
invention. which reflect much credit
upon the progressive ingenuity of the
inventor. This gun is destined to take
a prominent position, among the ia.
ventions for the destruction, of human
life in modern warfare. We are in
formed that Mr.. Taylor designs taking
his gun to the Washington County
Fair -EhzobethtoYs Mountaineer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-24
T. d. G. Associations.

+ The Secretary of the Young Mems
Ceristian Association announces the
following meetings to be held to-day
under the auspices of the Association !:
The Sunday School teachers meeting
will be held in st. Johns Chapel, on
Walnut street, this afternoon at
O'Clock. Topic--Practieal Religion.
Leader-Mr. T. 81. Head. All are In
vited. The usual meetings will be held
in the jail att :S0 p. IA, and In the
County Work House at 4 O'Clock.
The open air meeting will be held cor.
ner of Main and CrozIer streets at
1880 O'clock Topic-Tbe Parable of
the Sewer. All persons living in the
neighborhood are cordially inyIteds
Mr.. M. L. Blanton, Chairman of the
State Executive Com mittee, is activ ely
engaged in working up the State Con-
ventiony which convenes i'm Chatta-
nooga, September 26 rs. Reduced
rates will be secured over all lines OF
railroad In the State, and entertain
ment VIII be provided by the Chatta-
nooga brethren fof all who may attend
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-24
what Are she Pronts !.

This is the absorbing point that is of
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saction. By the combination system
of operating in stocks. Messrs. Law.
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among shareholders every month. In
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SIS to $50, 600 can be used with equal
proportionate success. $40 will make
500 10 thirty days. $3.50 will pay
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stock and 80 on, according to the
market. A citizen of Troy made
$3l5.75 on an investment of $50. Many
customers are doing better. The new
circular has ''two unerring rules for
success" and full details, SO that any
one can operate profitabiy. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New
York.