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The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

If was not with the intention of mis-.
ding anyone that we announced in
1ast weeks UNION that, .'we under.
1ecod Mr.. Phineas Gates had With.
drawn from the race for commissioner
q the 2nd Isanti distric t." we were so
Informed by one whom we thought re-
Mble, and at the time Of going to
press circumstances occurred which
tended to strengthen us in the belief
that our information was correct.
However, we presume, no explanation
5hat we could offer would convince
nane parties that the statement was.
'ts;' made TO arthe. Hall.
Interests .ir2 -.,t ..,...s'
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Mr.. Azael Love has had poor luck
of late-lost couple of horses not a
great while ago and now his house
has burned down. He is not one of
those men who would go around sol.
letting aid for himself, hence he is
much more deserving Of substantial
sympathy. Mr.. Love is a member of
two societies, let one or both of them
take the initial STEP
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05
Smoke and, Ashes.

About 10 o'clock on Monday morn.
ing Mr.. Azel Love. Baldwin, discover.
ed his house was on fire; there was
nobody to home save himself and lit
tie daughter, Mrs. Love being off in
town. Aszel fought the fire stub.
bornsy for some time, out when he
partly succeeded in suhduing the
flames down stairs they burst out
safresh up stairs; the odds were too
great; he saw it was useless to wage
the unequal contest any further, so he
devoted his energies to saving the
furniture and household goods; Collin
Campbell and others arrived in time
to help remove some of the kitchen
utensils, had they been few minutes
sooner, the house might have been
saved. Mr., Loves only near neighbor
never pnt in an appearance. There
was no insurance e-the policy having
expired amonth ago and had not been
renewed.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Mr.. John F. Bockoyen Of Farmers.
vile, has killed 10 deer this season,
8 Of these he drought down" in two
days almost withlp bearing of the Con.
gregational church bell; he dropped
three il less than six seconds with his
Winchester rife in corner of one of
one Of Louis Hoppee's fields. Old
sportsmen. how is that for youth Of
twenty
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05
The Result in Mile Laos County. +
A very light vote was polled in thi.

The Result in Mile Laos County.
A very light vote was polled in this
county, on Tuesday; most of the
voters seemed to be exceedingly indif.
ferent; had itnot been fora fight ov-
er the school superintendency there
would not have been hundred votes
thrown. Pillsbury ran behind his
ticket and Gilman little ahead. The
temperance ticket, especially the can
didate for lieutenant governor. develop.
ed unexpected strength in some quar-.
ters. Frank Campbell had no op.
position for treasurer. In Princeton,
the fight for school superintendent
was red hot; considering the influence
exerted BY the men who were work.
ing for Morris, Scott did remarkably
well to poll As votes. Surely the
Greenbush and Milo folks will not &C.
cuse Princeton Of slaughtering their
candidate this time! SCOTS majority
in the county is 80. Joseph L. Cater
did some excellent work for Charley
Gilman and Scott. Barnun-as was
expected-made poor showing.
Comfort Pinkham comminiener elect
from the LIST district is worthy sue.
cessor to Sylvester Cone. Subjoined
Is the vote IN detail:
OFFICIAL VOTE OF MILE Laos COUNTY.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

IA SlN the death Of plain, blunt, out,
oxen Zach. Chandler the republican
lfty looses its foremost leader. the
s. Senate of one Of It's brightest
lfnaments and the country one Of its
!nfest and most patriotic statesmen.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

nzslDsNf HAYks has appointed
|!ll!ursdsy, 9th November, as a day.
thanksgiving and prayer. In other
prds Nov. eth will be Thanksgiv.
) Day.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

WHEN you hear man boasting Of
earmy record, ten chances to one
the truth was known served
9 country in the conmissariat de.
lItment. 4 a
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

M " a oPLE II Minnesota generally vote
Il y! hey please except when they are.
ID lldozed,' 7 and there are more ways
n s'bulld ldozing' than with a shot gun
seYol1er. !.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

s aorHER Chicago firm gone under.
failure Of sittaneau Bros. + Co.,
4. holesale dry goods merchants, Was
1nounced Monday afteroon. Liabil.
4 n es ~. $1,000, 900; assets. 100000.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

nth those % gentlemen in this coun.
rho cast their ballots for z. r.:
snum had had m introduction to
IN man not one Of them would have
H( ID for him. .5.5 &.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

THERE are many individuals in the
world who imagine that because they
happen to be possessed Of q good share
Of this worlds goods others who
chance to be less fortunate have no
rights which they are bound TO respect.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

The new proprietors. Messrs We bs.
ter T. Blackwell, took charge of the
American House, on the -lst., and 50
far are giving excellent satisfaction.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Mr.. George Warren put in an ap.
pea1ance at the american House,
Thursday. George is as smiling ana
affable as ever. =:
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

E..W. Scorr was not the UN1oN's
special candidate for school snperin.
tendent. He was the peoples candi.
date and the people elected him.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Lost-.Strayed from BY premises in
haywood, Benton county, some time
in. July, q dark bay 10 year old horse,
star in forehead, black name and tail.
Any information thankfully received
by ED. ALLEN,
haywood, Benton County, MIMI, OF
UNION OFFICE, Princeton.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

If it is all right to bolt county
nominee surely it is not much Of a.
crime to refuse to vote for all Of the
party's nominees for state offices!
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

D: H. Murray and family returned
from Ohio, Saturday. We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Murray's health is con-
siderably improved. "
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Mr.. H. F. Burnham. Of Greenbush
left three beets at this Office, on Fri.
day. the combined weight of which
were 80 pounds.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

ACCORDING to the statements Of
Gems. Miles and Gibbon, the Yellow
stone Valley is the garden spot Of the
United States.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

The UN1oN is now juct what it al
ways claimed to bean INDEPENDENT
republican newspaper.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

MILO is the true blue republican
town. out of 81 votes cast, only one
was for the straight democratic ticket.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

WHAT wicked world this is any.
how, if everything said on election
day is true.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Rev. Mr.. Henderson preached an
eloquent sermon. on Sunday evening.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

FIGHTING JOE HOOKER" the hero
Of the battle of Look Out Mountain,
died at his home ID Newark, on Fri
dav.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05
''OLD UNRELIABLE"
III. B. COWLEs & CO.
Aston'shment # Stranger at the
Mammoh Stock Of Goods Prince.
ton Store Can afford to Carrv.

- WV osv'o OVt <.VOJU 20 LUTTY.
For some days immense quantities
of merchandise have been arriving at
that store, and they are being mark.
ed and slowed away as,fast as possible.
We CHANGED to happen in there yes.
.terday and overheard stranger re.
mark to Mr.. Cowles. "What in the
world do you expect to do with all
that stuff! Why, on that counter
there are enough caiicoes. prints and
ladies' dress goods to stock any com.
mon retail store in Minneapolis. and
!. ne . continued, pointing to a stack Of
millinery goods-'sdo you expect to
dispose of all them within the next
two years." Mr.. C.,laughingly ans
wered, ''Yes, sir, we intend to dispose
of every yard of those calicoes, prints
ana dress goods, and every piece of
millinery on that counter befose
prins, and at prices that your Mime
apol;s retail concerns cannot dis
count" MI. Cowles talked as
though he meant what he said. We
did not wonder at the strangers aston.
ishment for Cowles & Co.'S store is the
largest and showiest in town, and on
every hand were piles of goods-hats,
caps, boots and shoes in endless varie.
ties, scarfs, shawls, lqmbermen's wool.
en- goods, gloves, mittens, socks. men
and boys ready made clothing, ladies'
goods Of every description, ETC., etc.
This firm mean business and cordial
ly, invite the public to inspect and
price their goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

The firm Of Buck & Rines il this
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Dated No7em ber lst, 1879.
G. W. Bucx.
c. H. R,vrs,
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Frank Campbell thinks he is elect.
ed county treasurer, bpt he is hardly
certain.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

If you want to know what other
people think of you run for an Office.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05
lam paying CASH for wheat.
G. H. R1NRs.

Charley Foster has sold out his in.
terest in the steam feed mill to his
partner, Elmer Whitney. -.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

On election days. Mr.. Joseph L.
Cater is whole host in himself.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

~All legal advertisements must be "a
for Invariably before afidavit Of publlca.
ton will be furnished. No deviation ftofh
this rule hereafter. sassE
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Mr.. George Croft of Greenbush, had
a child die on Monday.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

''The race is not always to the
swift nor the battle to the strone,o
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Some folks followed before they
were '.out Of the woods" !" on Tuesday
evening; when the returns from Green.
bush came ia the did not halo quito
60 loud.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Co. Com, 1st dist, Comfort Pinkham
20, N; G: Northway, S, sylvester Cone /.
Alr. Cone was not a candidate.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

WELL. Mr.. Barnum. you amt lieu.
nt.governor. .., r.. II
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Mr.. William King. of Wyanett, is
off visiting friends in Canada.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Another little female cherub at
Mr. M. 6. Sausser's housesince Mon.
day last.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

c. H. Rines voted an open ballot
on election day and then went home
and tended to his business,
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

Greenbush and Milo have been
heard from.
The Princeton union., 1879-11-05

VOTERS are queer animals to han die
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-30
RpnBoNDAND PErERsBURGt

So - -. RICHMOND AND PETERSBCRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. T.
NOMMENCING SUNDAY, July o., 1879.
W trains Oh this read viii run as follows: .,-..
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. .s.-
lssA MAIL asy eo ansass,
~. and Aiken tyia Charleston, leigh
l. 49, e jacksonville. Stops only a. Chester
Z. -. aud Manchester, aud ut Halfway on
500 A. H., ncCoMMo DATIoN daily make,
!. " f the Atlantic tHTi Sississippi and Ohio
/ railrasd for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, LynchburR,
Farmv,i'e and other loca. statious or
any other line. Stops al all regular
500 P. N. Asc SSttTdsi TRAIN daily
ssxcept SUNDAY esse sssos
at Petersburg for Norfoh.
1895 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connectins
for Weldon, Wilmington, RALEIGH
Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Orleans, and al! points
South and Southwest Pullman Sleep
ing-car from ashngton for Will
m!Hgton. Savannah, and tfe South
Stops ONLY at Manchester and Chester
and Half Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G:35 a. n, THROUGH MAIL daily. connect!n,
with Richmond, Frcuericksburg and
Potomac railroad TO- all points North
East. ano West. Stops at Manches-
te, and Chester, and al Halfway
and a. Driry's Gluff, on signal
e:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops at all Sta
lions.
7:lO NJ, RECONSIDERATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only at Man
chester and Chester and Halfway on
on signal.
3.55 P. II. THROUGH MAI. daily, eonnecti,l
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for ali points Eas
and West Also, making close cenaec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohit
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West This trail
stons at Manchester and Chester. and
at Half Way and Drury's Blua, OF
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will star: from
IS SUNDAY III, EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
none $40 A. Nj. and $50 z. NJ: leave Peters.
burg 9:2o a. NJ. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
my 2 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-30

In blasting rock for the construction OF
block OF stores in Ripon, Wisconsin, The
workmen have discovered stream of water
eighteen inches deep. 1t is clear, spark
ling stream Of cool water, running at the
bottom of q small subterranean cave, and
will be utilized for drinking purposes.
Mrs. E. NJ. Pike is said to be the first wo-
man who ever started daily paper in Eng
land. She is the publisher and proprietor
of the Derby Daily Telegraph. 1t is an
excellent evening paper, and the first daily
paper published in the town OF Derby.
William Fl. Clendenning, a young lawyer
and conveyancer Of Philadelphia, commit
ted suicide on wednesday evening by hang
ing himself in an upper room OF bis fathers
house. Ill-health and business troubles had
caused temporary arrangement.
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, the
daughter OF Nathaniel Hawthorne, is an or.
fist as well as writer. She is said to have
been a pupil OF Mr.. Henry Bacon, and to
have shown remarkable cleverness in bel
| work.
A bone eight feet eight inches long, and
weighing 2T4 pounds, was exhibited in Ere
mont a few days ago by Mr.. S. A. Sasser.
1t was found in marEpit.- GotdS6oro' CIV
c. Mail.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott, president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, will
sail from Liverpoolfor Philadelphia to.mor.
row, and is expected to reach home about
| September 10th.
B. 3. Tips, while on visit at Denison,
Texas, recognized Tennessee murderer
named Franklin, who killed his half bro
Their in Dexter i'll 1876. He had Franklin
arrested.
| Rev. DR.. Telfair Hodgson, dean of the
| theological department., has been elected
vice. chancellor OF the University Of the
| South, at SeWanee, to succeed General Cor
gas.
Senator Conkling, Ex-Governor Fenton.
| and Vice-PreSident Wheeler are among the
| deiegates-elect to the New York Republican
Convention. s.s iI."
| = Senator James V. Brooke, OF Fauquier,
declines to stand for reelection.
Henry irving, the actor, tells good story
tagainst himself. An old dresser told him
that it was easy to tell when he acted well,
because he perspired so freely" a.s}
This valuable table, showing what chance
a professional man has Of catching anything
when he goes fishing, has been prepared ny
the Detroit Free Press: ....;.-.-
P Rs5sasasii in Sc Sc
Editors lOf in SO Small boy, with
AIsisis IL IL 50 ard broken J., 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-30
kAILRO1D LINES
A II s5g gR gwsn
RicHxoHD,, < oak R1vxn AND Cnsss.s(1
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS HAiLsoAS.
~ @ TAKING EFFECT ACGr;sr ;,

'"oSl II, 1874
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 2. II. Leaves Richmond TrJysn.v
DAI, and SATURDAY. 'lhtPs.
Gess ROM VIII steamer HsT,ah It
al points on York river ,nIah't n
more. Arrives In BaItirrors Et.u.
~: connects with raii-Ilne. ~
iDg'on, Philadelphia. New y t"bs
on; nnd all western point. E<
At kichrnond with trains On p H7'ra
ane Petersburg aud CDeaa,.,'asad
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$50 A. M. Leaves Richmond HGyn.v
EESDAY. and FRIDAY. WE'D.
500 A. ID TIIESDAY, IHUR>DiYj ~" 40.
UkkDA1. Connects .,,b az. SAT.
~ west Point for riyor IaWL,'n aE"il
t,nore, and all western r,'n,e'' Rsl.
meets al Richmond ~. 'ra',,". t"n-
mono ana 'nryille ra!ro,J sp pn htch.
snd retefshnrg. and Ch-s.r..,,t hHpat
Oslo railroads. '"ts aad
-. ..-. LOCAL PaSSFSGFP
SOU Z. =. Lea!ns EChInrn" NIJND,y, w.,
,Sf>i,AI and FRIDAY, "GD.
.FKotIh fAS>t
lU:oe A. "a. ATrNss at R.cHmpnd Trrsn
IHLhS)Al. and SATrRD .T'hfl
nects "l'A tri,us ~ 4 -Er''r', d.
fetersbnre and cleSa,4,.: . ..t "A
railroads. S'cs. Ii,Y.n. ..v ,' ' mo
MoNDAY, wfn<Et>i;ti, y's., s,;ts:s
DAY. At J. 81. Cout., w' III.
traiu. froHi f?iIn5.'piiA, ~ M
,ri,h t.atn. - ,.' :. a"i 4, W-.. poi,t
South. AID .hs
THROUGH FREIGHT,
$3.50 P, d. Arrives al RicEGrrd Nuvn,y
EESDAY, and Friday ana =" EO'
$50 2. II. TUESDAY. IHUE>DkY' ari g.
URbAI. Connects with .I,,n,a -" :.
West Port from EAIri,.or-
meets with Ric mons ssd I,,,, -
Richmond and Pet. rsbury, and - -. ,..s-
peake and Ohio ralIrpads. '""'''
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. u. Arrives AZ Richmond MONDE
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY c..
meets with Richmond ant Pc
burg aud Chesapeake and Ohts ~
roads. 49,
No transfer Of freight at pichmond to M
southern points. Car, run through between A,sps,
and WestP0nt.
Careful handling and dispatch, With loves, r,..
guaranteed.
Through bills OF lxdina, with guaranteed ,,,..
Issued TO all northern aGd uest+rn points.
Through tickets sold To all northern. .as:tr- -.
western points, and baggage checked through
For tickets apply II General Raj; road Ticket ~
dee, S2S Main Street; Al thu Exchange Hot~. "a
companys depot. corner Treuty-tatrd and Dsss
streets, chmend, Va.
n12a Il r. nOI!GLAs. surarin,enasp,
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP GSFFR
~ COMPANY. s.Aash
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WiASOkE: lSAASg
BELL, and RlCHMOSD-every TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ut high water; =
These ships are entirely new, ana were oa1ts
They Eve splendid saloons, stats-roons, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and atten dors are I'M
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. ships comiDg south sail from
pier a. North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freigt, received until z. n. daily. ~
Frelgsrs for points beyond New York forwardec
with dispatch ana no charge made except actual s1
q aSin iare % New York, s1s stssraxs, IS ana
for further information apply 70
E,I GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents,
nav 10 II once Coxpanyr whsrvca. Rockets.
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5A,..Ua,yrIl0w 7E.AaLEs--.xsniur DAYS.
- Tacrfpsoa Bs6~Ds 3 q
Real :Es.ste Agent and Auctioneers
Z tJ118 Main street. 81

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWELVE FINE
MI a LARGE ss qgaaE S!T iRHr ~
BhusE tsT FiNIsHL on WE EsT g. y vsT
STREET BETWEEN ELUE AND .HAkgoa NE
sIREETs virtne Of deed Of trust. dated 2Stn
day Or August. 1s7g. executed by James Hafa ~
and wife "a The under tRned, aud drlv recora IN
The County Court and Chaseery Court rmT rsSs
viii proceed 70 cell. the premises, on Ib ~ In
DAY. September Atm, at 3 o'clock, TW ELYE FINE
MICH COWS, N In dairy .of Dr. James Z.
HnrdY ON Washington .nesr Cary street; itmme.
diately. thereafte win be sold LARGE CYAN
TITY or STRAW. from the last cror OF wheat.
After tbe above sales of personal property-sqy
O'CLOCK p. MI will proceed 10 eel The NEW
HRiCK HOUSE. fronting 35 by loo feet on we.t
Cary street, und nearly in front OF said HardS's
This house has just been finished, and .is q very
'htiention of parties desiring neat residence in
the western portion Of The city. and those desiring
to add fne nlch-cows to their daircs, Is called TO
this snfe. E'a' H'.s
TERMS: $50 cash over that amount n negotiable
note for sixty days. satisfactorily endorsed as 10
personal property: and as to real e.ae, one fourth
CASH balance in six, twelve, hnt eighteen months
six per cent interest added. ard secured by deed
Of trust. ALFRED Z. COURTNEY TrusterG;
| T.. THOMPSON BROWNS Auct1oneer. au ~
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,RURNETURE.

6 PECIAL f. NO TirCE--LkRGEN
y STOCK ono EAST TERMS OF PAY-A
MENTs. AT Low PRICES, FOB TIE NEXT
SIXTY DAYS-We call attention Of all whos1t
desirss - pasShasr 'EIRNIfUB's e Of ans kind y
our lsrgs Hsd iseiess ntceks m.st Of which, osins
heugat fere eeh weArs prspay cd TO snsr EfSaid "a;
prices. We have soise ans PARL0R ANnGHANs
bER SUITS whieh We Win sos ont at 2 1e!i t,
Erl aas sc cbssr AI:NUT AG0r0 ~ ~ ~
S.TSys if,s + s "a Tssysssst,H - sss
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Mall train arrives at Richmond daily sx-
cept Sunday at........,............. ..c"3t = a.
Express trhin arrives al Richmond daily
at. o'f" 30 "
and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day connects at Richmond with VAR
ginia Steamboat Company's steamer
Ariel, which leaves Richmond for OH
I Point, Norfolk. &c, at 7:l5 A. NJ
Accommodation train arrives At Rich- II
mond daily except Sunday at. ..,....... goo \. "a
A mixed train leaves Siauu'0n ~ 5:i1 \. ~
taking passengers from Virginia Midland ~ 80 =
from Washin2ton, and arrives ~ Richmond So
Z. n. daily except Sunday. -.
A connects with Virginia Midland rai!roap' rt,
ing at ll:o0 A. NJ. for Lynchhurg and Nt".', !,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad satlon,, "a a :,
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving a: 3:lo J. W."
Washington. ,,,, r.t,,o., lay.
| ing at $50 A. IL. for Washington. az! ~
gtnIa Midland railroad, leaving AZ 2:19 " ~ .
Iynchburg aud Atlantic, Mississippi dhi wv 49,
road stations. " 4; +,
ID connects with Valley railroad. lcari"i Il =
M. for BarrisouDurg. ,,.,,,5
4 connects with Valley railroad, l"AFl"s l. -
| A. 81. :or Harper's Ferry. .r,
+ conuccts with stage line Tor l-rA'u!"'', All
G connects with {. Is. - anu = L. str'H'''' "
noints on the Ohio river amt Cincinnati. "a
| II connects with Sc;oto ALLEY EiE"A'
| Northwest. ,, b., ,l., ~,
| ] connects With all lines d!y"rginS :, i'<\
| Northwest, and southwest. W. VI :. ,,,,,.,,.r.,
Engineer AM >ai~r'h''H'. :" "A
CONWAY Y. HOWARD. GererA Fa'se"t n. 4
| Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G fo:Dh sc H.;
OFFICE GENERAL TiChEf \"
RICHHoSD, VA, April - -. ., -
COMMENCING SUNDAY, W.. y 'S
" trains ON this road Will run y 'o.'o"-'
NORTH BOUND. ~,
po aaoo A. A., leaves Byri-Stres! :!-ayD ~.
teA.ep' II" l.. 81: I's!tir.orc-;
n.ns :; ii: philadelphia, ri
.a.-.. ... 2:VS 80 YorA, 1905 !n,,rT
va s.oo NJ i..v., Kyrd-Str-et ssAtsTsstL
~ "~''O due a, v Ahinyo on, u p. ;.
q. Baltimore, 1855 ", yosx.
delphla, $3.50 A. NJ
.o,n ga: t4sS6Ax;MMooDArIoN TEa.t
No. law :. Ma ~ eJunctios. leaves or
street station tanY leAs''
~ dsysl.
b. SOUTH BOUND ,ns.oa
No. 2lodoP.ns a atriye ts, 81 Suph, Fss.
lr. View York. s:ls 4 NJ, W.. R,lt.
AZ S nnpe' $50 i. 81; " A'''u''-
" 5 Sol; ). 4 p,ra.s,ss,, '; isss
b daily. Philadelphia, l;lo
4 ......r. Z: AiRs .i,Imorr, $50 \.
/ -zn NATURALIZATION TRAtLss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-30

PIANOS, ORGANS, dc.


DERFECT PIANO-FORTES. ffsRy
The undersigned are the Richmond agents for
Messrs. eHICKERiNG SONS PIANo-FoRTEs,
and invite parties wanting FIRsT.cLAss instru-
nents to purchase this make They have obtained
the highest awards OF medals and decorations
whenever exhibited 10 competition With others, s
z THALBERG,the great performer and composer,
said Of them: They;are the best have seen IN the
United States" ~ 80
GorrsouALK, the poet pianist. says /: II consider
them the best in the world" ,'s
G. BAssIsI ssys S haye selected Chickering'S
Iisnos dor tbeif psrfec, purity o. tone" al.
B.FaANz L1ssg, The king Of piano-forte play.
ers, says: u consider the Chickering Pianos the
best made in EasoDs or America; to be just must
declare them perfect - s. III. n gsj
Sold ~ Low as Ut tie hetor5, mud iron sgrse4hIe
terms. WoODHoUsE 4, PARHAM.
1Y3l "a Booksellers and ststseases; 3,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-30

no23 No. IL South Wharves, Pnila.

DICHMOND, YORK RIVERSSTEMs
ICAND CHESAPEAKE 2kza3s....ses11.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA.
TION COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond Iva.
and Boston, Prov violence. and all New England cities
Steamers leave VEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. .......
Direct shipments from Boston ptd Boston and
Providence Railroad ola West Point. Va.
Ii. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
VD GROSER, General Agent APPS