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sfIKsi
ks SILKS

see onr OIL. ROLLED SILK at 40c;
our Csc. BLACK SILK cannot oe bought elsewhere
for less than 9oc.;
oar Al 6s Bl. LACK SIT reduced 10 sl.2S, and ali
the better grades reduced In prsportioDate price
complete:
In sATiNS We have fill line Sf all colors:
see our 81 BLACK SATIN. je l2-S&A
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TT THE REACTION.
THE ROOM ENDED.
LOW PRICES TAKE THE LEAD.

LAWNS at CD. z. sh 10, icy. and l6c. yard;
CoRpEp PIQ GE a esc; sysrd;
LAiT-sTRIPED PIQUEs at loc. per yard worth
sTRiP'fD and CHECKED MUsLINs at lese. per
pRiss GooDs~%e os,b a show large stock of SILKS,
SATlNs; BaQCADES, ALPPACAS; NHJ u BuNT- Iiy
GINGHAMs. and CAMBRICs;
BLACK and COLORED MEXICAN GRENA-
v1Ci0RIA LAWN az ioc. worth l2xc., at l2Ac.
worth Ice, st l6Ac worth 25e; ;,,,cvp, ,
HAMBURG FDGINGs snd INsERTlSGS from
&c. 10 tl.25 per yard. We show The l,fges.
ToRCHON, MALTESE. LANGUFDOC. BRA
S sIAS and oiher Nhw,srYEE VI e LACEs, at the
lowest prices In this ely;
large lot of TIDES at about one half OF regular
NoTriSGHAM CURTAIN LACFs at 1870; worth
lie, at lesc worth 25c, at zoe. worth 3Oc.' at
woRKrD T'd;u CURTAIN MUsLINs at 1Oc. per ward
worth l5c.. at 1 l2ic. worth zoc., at zoe. worth
BEST TN asxYSAS = SVs S0ris 0HriasMaSMfoticKs:
RED. CHECK, WHITE sad FANCY MATTlNGS;
MATT, RUGS, olL-CLoTHs' and WINDOW
snK. SfSGi.AM, SERGE; ALPAGA, and CAM
ENC sAsAs sARtss and ;. n iS H. a and
FA8Ssc;i every de. .crlption from &c. 10 IS each;
RIBBONS in all widths and qusIiues;
TWISTED SILK MlTS: -
KID. SILK, THREAD, COTTON, and DOG-SKIN
GLOVES;
See The FOSTER KID GLOVES, with the patent
lace fastening--ihe best kid glove In the world;
RBADY-MADE DRESSES aud ULSTERS In great
variety; -
All Kinds of UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES. As
we manufacture these garments, We Offer the
bsst goods for the least money.
GENTLEMEN,s sHIRTs i Of our own manufacture
LINEN CARRIAGE-ROBES In great variety at ex-
ireney low prices:
TRUNKS, BAGS, and SATCHELS AT manuiac-
turers' nrices:
$l75 aud t2:
s2 so worth "a, at - so worth IS:
Wool TABLE-COVERS at 81 worth ~ 90
bargains in TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTHS, NAP
KINS, DOILIES. and CRU UMB-CbOIHs;
LACE and SILK SCARFS and BOWS In great va
To cet FIRsT-CLASS GOODS at the LOWEST
PRICES go 10 the great DRY. GOODS EMPORlUs
OF ne III LEVY BROTHERS.
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IS! LACES |!

TLACES. LACES! LACES!
COHEN BROTHERS Is the place 10 purchase
your aces they show you the best assortment and
AZ prices that will guarantee their sale. 1e l2-S&M
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EMINENT DIR. W.. v. srEcAnr,

""fF@FSs
- Iconhdently recommend CoideD's LIEDIo's
ItouIp EXTRACT Ok RgEr for consumption, de
bity, weakness, sc. fbaye tested Il With unive r
ssi success.
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Ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsrATCB
Is LARGER THAN THE CoMBISED crROU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPgRs OF THE CITY. dasf 8
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.>Ra5 LEVY BRornErs' new aav~,iemens isse
DAYS paper. -. ssf- fftf> = <,ftt3

NJ. EEtYsor 4 Co.. sdvsruang SCENTS hsset -
vertisemenD m ell OF the newspapers of % Un}oD1
sssss asrublishers' rsses. Orders len Il ~ ~
patch cou atins-reom win rscefvs prsmy< snu1f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

Entered az the Post-Oeice at Richmond. Va, a,
second-ciass matter.I f ~.
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'CHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL..
NIAGARA FALLS

Tbs magnificent Hoiels s the largest ndbsst sita-
aied of any at SlAGAi.i. Being the nearest 70 the
FALLS, aud the only one conta!ninz ell moaer~
on-oxemep.s n ofIey, IN lucements 10 the travel
ang public which a.s unexcellSa. Thoroughly re-
paired, repalnted aad upholstered Reasonable rates
and liberal reduction by the week on monlh.
OPEN MAY Is, 1880.
4. a.g.gck, SrnrISrEnSATioSALl A'cLocH'
F.E. DEIASot HOTEL COMPANY. } Manager.
frpv
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r 100 PIECES MORE d,

s-fs- 100 PIECES MORE WHITE MAT
TING 1T l2He;
100 eieccs REIi-f 'HrCK at 15c.:
Hand,ome FANCY MAITiNGS at Csc.
Thts Is the last shipment of MATTINGS that we
exnsct 10 receive this son-those In want OF
wopld do we'll TO call early.
je l2.sAM COHEN BRoTHERS.
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PEACH IcE.CRsAN az PizsiSPs.

PEACH Lee. .CRsAN at PixziSPs.
----.Er------------~----
WE ADVISE ALL iS WANT
PURE WuisKEY
TO USE
WI BLAIR 4 co.'s
"ALPHA"
AT $3.50 A-GALLoS.
nAneArss AT HurzLER BnoTnERs'.
F,xE BANANAS at PIzzTNrs.
aAyI MONEY by nss'lx ycrr srintsx does 9Th
pasrArCu PRIxTINo-HousH. 0oe4 woess lev
vvtoes. snd nttsfhstton guayNA1co6
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n5 THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
The BEST GOODS-TBE LOWEST PRICES.
THE BEST GoODs-THE LOWEST PRICES.
CLOsING-OUT SALE.
CLOSING-oUT SALE.
NO HUMBUG-RETlRING FROM BUSINESS.
NO HUMBuG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Call and be convinced at
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
ia5 525 Broad street,
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CLOsING-OUT SALE.
CLOsISG-OUT SALE.
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OLD ORCHARD HOUSE,
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE,
r.. &. STAPLES, Proprietor.
LARGEST AND BEST seaside hot.i IN New Ene-
49, Finest beach IN the world. Besnlifwl pfns
sroves. -Four miles railroad on beach for plea ,Ie
Gis.. my l5-eodlSs
iCEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE NJ "A
- POINT. DELIGHTFULLY."- situated within ATTY ysrds
\ of beach. ftve rnioues by steam cars from Napss
Nav or Philadelphia Bosf. Ilosfeid's eelebraset I
Orchestra ENGAGED sor fhe season. opeas NE lsr
| Rates during June, 90 TO tI2s w,ts: bshnec OF
Pr5p,ie'or formerly proprietor OF Baker,
| my 20fof20t housel Viucao"' N'''
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First Prtrs dry--S Section A, No. ll.E. y; Sdrius
teacher. - y irsf Honor : SILVER Medal; rioren.e .,
Grubbs. Certiacafes-Attendanee: Charlie 1runp'
Wtrt Oy.rles. Lena Wilson, Florence weaver
Ella C6ssallis, Thomas Wllison: Deportment yas
GARY, y,rt Ouarles, Jennie Catheart, fossie r!ay
ser III ,nnis diva arhmey, Mamie krug, Leila paiter-
son. Selie saunders snne sp!z1lr l Lea rrny,ep M,sp
W., nn. r,ss Iona Wilson, Nellie saunders. Ju-
Van Tsier, Thomas Wilson. Penmanship; Jennie
Csthcart. 60. Ma 1o-R A. An
| 100" f,ncLsy-rirst Honor-silyer Medal
George T. Perrot. regsn. o.
hairsr HARRY sione, Conrad Gro-s. tioyd IyeI
Frank Wade Lous Ksey psaof.msns MnSr Saa eeSrs
Ioomey, Mary na Jonns'9IIi Iirzie knsckslcdr. Gabri
Britain sa Barker a,is ssnSsssnR SoUs Harry sasns
Britain, Loalis Kelley, ,i,nn' An"s Penmanshp: Hat
tie Bolton. c..,,on A. No. "a ldsy
smsS S.n uertiaestes- Attendance: Christophs
Johnsop, George pusgin'' sSiie sAan0sf'' 'u
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TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO. ~"
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III" Ii,msr il s,,,ing sl,ns With hnsi.
aees uss falsiis. anA ilrvr !. na~ s~ra htgs
that 80 alluusnhHas can II hsa tlr issi ~
MAJ. sj#Ak.f ilaselall .,iIi 10 tss shas ssyf.
sss.a eaa aaj,mrn ~ MAJ A. anl Il. IT. fat'iii,
san 4. ~ " "A at.sni. ansai, 10 ths at4nslaia.
tim iill. hai igtsass ,alet taisim-ss
Sina.,n Bs.n lliil and ih. Washington
correspondent ~ nal,imufs. ,,alsf kssi rw
the u,itr DAY. 11,e cotrslss,i.m Is ls'IlaAst.
sni msn, anil. ~hsn ii approached isi,i -, NJ"
h,sa ~ III. senate. AMI eall.a hitn sfoanlr.l.
hr rrtsls.v that The Senator ftn assrgis tlhfr
n.i ~ ,ut into tlse rrfi,lsH sti r,lsa, ,lte lan
saarr.
The death II il,r ollrs, p.nsiunf ~,
The rnls |. an,nt,n s.l tr,m Washington She
~ns ,o..r.d wolnsn rsp,ts.sl u u iiu wear. ~
ayr. ilr si,luw ~ -ul,lrt VI tln var ~ isia.
AMI hal lssn ~ rs~iM ~ 4 p.i,rian fH nsef
~,ssy wear. past.
Il. u. French, s,roid Auditor ~ The
Treasury. il dad. H. was appointed u, t'r.i-
dent Lincoln, ia isGi.
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MEMS w rMe WEEK



Hswss u~a@ smaAsAN matA Amssae.
" saa@#As# stA 49, sah#sfA - a nfs4 ~ w.
fAsesA - ~ Nw*a IA ~eHasssa
liAassaAflsaA sasiessaA hss eMswm#ss.asl
II Vs~~+ sagss~ss n. slg asa n st@a
the tamssssss. "A aAe teassss H. w
sissAsss#ss " sea~asss II stssA h tAs ausss
sAAs~ ~ ftwsmessssh es H. AW NAuAAsss mtssa
tls tswsawMssbm IA ~ iAssst ft3sssssA u,
ssN@s Ns#sssa n n fnl sesss tsisAss - ais
sstMsNs@n* 1 - rtAs4a sH M lrshAsnpstsss
.AvtAa.s. sna lssp.ss sAt sa~asisssuess "A sns
slAsHs III rsw sH tssmte. hasfsess NeAasslsls
uAt' il ~ Fvttt#ai III tsslset elssesnti " tius
nstam,
The Nsisi@h s,ayss@ in Atshsnisssn r..
ssHtth serHas#f sra dsH~+@a a~sa native
fssnlsv~s.n. snfilesthH @.s.#p hAsas ~ sassa.
Them. Atawafi'S rvtssmi slesas st Thur
ns~ Aia~s#fa ~ hs~r ,v-m shs4st.s, sua sle.
rr@s ~ lHAts rastsl. ~ rMsrasra sHsasll, u,
~ saa,
4 sni-sisnars "A nasnlsi rslsris il,si a
'lrs,lial taulne iressll. IN Mt#ssvssnAs snsi
kssyttsan snd shs, ,lr,n*sh y ~ stuiatsn ,4,s,.
s~sts afs ssafssnr.
A fr.heh Dvrns, vii" r,rentls east
sasn tst'.sttns IN ,ralasf"f l'rssisi, nj t.frss
hes l~sn eseinasi ftam the hs,nist fsa fsts~i,
sassnps. as,a lsrssi .n hall ia, fpr IL. m.,,ihs.
by ussirf IT uant~tta. .fuf in.tt'inf ihe i'r..s.
sisrt ~ the republic.
A le,h,lnn dispatch announces TIM,
the foli,si,w t'att,~t appointments ha,. tssi,
masl.' Earl Granville. Ses'tiars II STATE TT
tl,e f"ripn bcrsflu,.mt th" Msr.la. III Hart.
thIi.,. Nsertars af Ssat. ff iirila3 n. 4. r..
thtlitrs. sssrtars " state fnr War Lard s..l.
t"rir. I.ori High ,hsneslkas William l.. fal.
,.r. Thief sevr',iary fr INLAND, Lori North.
lrrk, First l."ri "t ,i' Admiralty.
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= Nas4As ssss ssa@sA ~ sss - VI
Fsttaas sna ewA hea sssA#A - asAWs 80
sass#Ns Asa4@sA ri eHw - - st4As A8A%4
4 A*tamsfsst tMsssaisa - ~ ssas 4
ssssAa 4 sssasai ltss@sss 81 A. sasas n sasss
". AAas#s s4HsaaAsAts assaA#s VI ~ sssAt AAA
ssHsrst ssses 49, " IT, NJ VI tt4tsas IA
HstAsssEa ttwf*sHsh t#essTs fssH 1ssaAs ss#4
tsfhA khA s'FAgs 4 sstn tsss MsAA aagass#A 4 "
MasssHg#s sstA AAaa# esewsf. #stAe hssaea
vsss ttswA as~a saa asssAi ssssas gs3asssa
fh t~efsasM a I4e ItsafAsss. \,
hHtesss asserA ghssAAf II W. - Ausss IA
~ t*ssens stst hft ~ asata Il ~ fasa IA
sNsvne a w. stwsMmeysa sf ttsss t8l fss*ai
ftsfts "A sefHss HstsHs TA4sss VII. ssaa4ai f4s4
s1s* "A shss hsHs sess saa ts4s fsaa sai. - fst
- tnseA I'll ssv as#nH all the iAsn j. sss
rits VI saAsnaitls4sstt sssgess t~efssnAiN~s ~esh
Iass sa+sasA tia Il. hsns tls sstsa.s hsss usssa,
eHa n sAAss sHsmeHs#is sssh NJ fastAe Tt~.
steat@ essatHln4 ttsn ast4aaAs htst4slass sshns
saa .sssal nais hne sAnetss
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4 Man With two Hearts.

IN spain y man ~ wide sym,mihics ii
generally called "a mai, with tMu
l,enriS. nnt II by M means fnlinws
TINT man viii. Two hearts IN d man IL
wide nymlmtlhi,~. a Spanish lA,.,sant
living Ia thu vicinity ii Almlr,.l Ia n
petty quarrel killed ~, ngcl woman. nn.l
would have murdered her daughter
also hMl not tln lait.r succeeded
~ making hrr escape. Thinking
himself robbed IL tsreat pl.a.~nr. hv
the girls escape. h. r,..,,p.,l himn.elt
hy repeatedly rtnl.ling thu corps, ~ TN.
i'utlnr. Hingsllnrl, .l,na,Rll, ninnrr.,
prcycsl ~ quickly mon his ,ninL that Ii,
imncsliatel, hanged himself. hut tln,
r.pr broke, nnl Ii. would, Ia MI rr,lm.
Utility, have survived hlS nit.n,pt ii
suicide ha.l he MT broken Iii. skull IN
~" iAll. TN a ls,rt.nnrtem examination,
the mMu MnS f,i,nd ~ have tMn l.nrts
instead II ot,s: both hcing II r.guia.
ri1e an.l presenting M l.v,lliariiy ii
nny kind.
MELISSA Ass Wmnn,My VIVA nyal,
T. ~ riding viii, "A .,utiig man nj Win,
clnxtcr. Ind. and MT waiting ~ Iii.
window Ut thu appointed time. HIT, Iii.
stead II Keeping Ills engagement, ths
fnitlilerH frlloM rnlr boldly pn~l viii, M
either girl. Tint night III larn, rnn.
taining his hprsr and cnrriage, wis
burned, and McliA~n Il nl.r arrest -
the incendinrv.
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fmt AirmaA.n ~ ruiz sr,HM siESn uis,S rms
M@,AEb fnNS ~ Mst@urtkin GRAPHICALLY
pEii.rGn.
Atiisinnal riAri. ftom Mat~ilIrlL, Nh.
las. thu kill,.sl ~ snht,.,ir,. AMI tlr ~,iau-.
|, injured nj Alaa,i III. same figure. Tile sur.
sIs"tA wv. .i,,irls destitute. hut charitable
Isulie III Iii. iuigl.iuting towns afr .ulfg
everything III their as.rio alls late tiw suffer-
I'M.
Mi. sam. day. Int a NV hours earlier than
tint ~, ~hth Mnrsllfi.ld wra aniiihilalstl. i
tntlladn ut stHIrsls has ,tul.iss SWEPT thrnigh
thfiriian sutnt,. Mn. fa.nis-ihiM hut~.r
w.r ,h-tnsu! ~ nl.V settlement, ant several
lssl,lr ksIi.'d. iiipsiit. IssssIie AMI otl.1
r.lall ioMt.s ~.ru partially atstkri ani nitt,,.
i.f ~ is'f@o,ir Killed md Muititi.st. Lacking.
lit texa2 county. ila,nlvi uf NV hundred IT,
l,nlltelis. waH struck 4, es,,I,ar fea hn,lrr
lat.f AMI ltAlf thr s,iaE, lait In ,nils. IMeir
lk-li,r ~ tin vltt1.Hs Msi. kiltl ~ Wounded.
I'LL. storm extended AWAY lunn INTO
Atkai,.as. ni.l ntasft~ r.eispd iiatn ti.Ai
StHte Indicate that II iast iin,H ~ ~
fune Hnl ,isrir,ieli,tl.re. IL llie .spaitslnll
Tha little tna,, ~ II l'asn, Mute county. MAS
lrsal.'sl ~ til prnnd. mi sigIh ~ irii isrl,lr
killed. fr,sn tnatls nlIpi laanis IN the Atalr
r,lsia r,.,N,l. o l~a ~ Ill ani damage ~
ittf#t.ts
a sr,a sit.tii I, 81 ,.l.s,i!. Mo. Lives ti,a
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DoxMos n cono1ueA

~ ihs Senate, - Monday, Aprtl ~. : Ill
providing sAaa wheasses cireals and District Court
q shs United ssases ass isld q shs sams Tins ana
paes, sAsss AAail - but one grand AaA vss,s jar,
summoned y attend sald courts q cas sAd M sasus
tims vss passsA 4 hla wss tseso1wssA b NJ
nsMia a~tAsslslae ~ tseellsae - mAks ~ ssess
~ assssesws~ts y sasvy iats sGess ~ ssavsa.
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4 Virtue nj the Flea.

A,Airr ~ later rs.'rs creature iiltAA IN
advocate. NuM appears il.,n Aflpnia
il nilleh.trn,..l,sl i.fltnl, hs The naine u
Capt. tr,asl,, n',i lMnll, nnra lli
~1thin9. ~pln,riiir virtue IL TN Nit'k u
tirn t'l,lr astounding wninlerr nl.s,lr,,s
~. ~ ~ hir lNru,ini .slhri.iiea. Tint u,
Armenia. III l.n%l. ''tl,r crawling IL in.
-sats. Irum tl,e ,iu~ll IL ltip hrad Il, tn
s.,l.s ~ tlW tret. Il - leIlmrlis. md,
like iI,r m'tiuil VI Hlminl.~,ii,u. M, rsHhl.
tnu ii tlin liiill,A III tl,r M.ur, Traveller,
TINT tIr, i,siaili il,r ilns hn,r covered
LIS hAls IN ~ rr.nt m,lliii,nh IT, The
ants ~, nl ni.linnl,, H. MiIl Ii ntnilN "
pane. ninl satisfaction -, h,A ia.s, .ii4l,a
n.ntl, into profound all refreshing
rlnml,rrr. Al t,nrli~l Cnnr,ll. nl,rr !,
lunu rt.islrnsiin Arm.,nia. having rtir,l
~ lii. native country ~, "A pfiaistl. l,nl
lr4niiir ~ accustomed a. ILL ii.ila ilni
llr WINS unable ~ plss1 Nilnili iln'sn.
md hip lna,u,nuii afNasa ,nr,i,l D.
-nmti'iaN full upstairs nlli mii illin in,.t
lir hal viii, iln Mnfn'il,p.pni,
tlE~. kArMANN uns jtii present III Il,
ilr I.,l,ui,nl tinr,len in Nn~,nN il liair.
iras hnrAr from Central ALA. 1'he 80.
NAL inlonpa IA II hybrid Al,s',.a. uili il
considered grrnl nrli, II ii vel
formed, lmi itH skin II rs,l nnl without
tlle sliuhtest i,n,s ~ hnir. Hinl In ent.
M.,~ru~ II has " h. k.i,i covered Mi h
hlMnketA.
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MEvERDEN's
NEW
FURNITURE
WARgRooMs,
r~e sA~~ Nst,A n svw~ss,ls s,srs,
eWxsco. IOWA,
,,,,a :us y y, !, ',., 80 -. ...~,~-~. !.
sssa = ssa assisssN ssss ess wa VI thA sasst,t.
gvervthinv Ncw.--l.asest STYLES.
10 Os.O ssOOns.
rrosstins n
EXTENSION TABLES.
sECRErAnIEs. BOOK CASES,
wARDRonEs, BUREAUS.
DEDsTEADs, CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. WHAT NoTs,
LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURE FRAMES.
CURTAIN CoRNiCEs.
In sAcr4, every srsiele ,~oas,ns 10 the srsAs saA
ssd adsrsed 70 III. wan,s u ihs ccmmuniiy.
UNDERTAKING
ia ~ .s srsaeAss promptly s,saasa H. either ID,
" nisht.
Mskaa large a4sovtmea. of
Oo6lns, Burial Gases and Oaskets,
which Ae y rssrAred 10 trim ssA furnish on short
aoa.ce. aud - anrh stys and manner ordered, d
the na0At eses0aahle rsiees.
ThaMlin9 the public scr tAvevs 0na ~ rnnhAsac~
n The pasl hs heoa ~ AssMre hts frteAds thai he
eetesMtaeA mNtw Than aver " merit their coma.
Asass. ssspsss sad eo&tlassd pasrsaass.
q. mEvERDEN.
0ssese. Dss o.. ie1s
~ A~s@
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-28

On Mail ana Express Train Sleeping Cars
run through to and from Jacksonville and
Savannah; also. Lucas Sleeping Cars run
lahassee.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-28

T.
Jacksonville and Savannah and Alhanv,
oIeeplng cars run through to and from
savannah and Albany. "-
Passengers from Savannah for Fernan-
tram. my U"Ao onls
PASSENGERS for Darien take this train
xv;o I1oeto ni from Savannah for Bruns
wick 600 a. m. az Dluhs-
Passengers leave Brunswick at sno
arriving at Savannah $50 a. m. p'in''
Passengers leaving Macon 81 r,s
su;aLty except Sunday connect at fa T.. -,
WIN Jnls Train for Florida "O 0osup
Passengers from Florida h., ~.
H9inecG at Jesup with train .n@ =,
4aa po3n AZ 90 p. IN. daily excent Sunda,,,
e., aiace sleeping cars run tLrpu oh ~, o,,d
nom savannah and JacksonY; HIen W anu
connect at Albany Will, .,ar vllle.
DON ways on Southwns ta "SSo pS:1 Trains,
ana from Macon, Eufe1Io Saroau 10
M0pl!e, New Orleans etc 'AonURoinery.
NAL steamer leaves Rr;phr;doo So
aIacnlcola every SundaU and 1uE T lol Ap-
SSe SEEMING; Ior COLUMBUS every Tues,;av any
saturday afternoon 0'oAs Auesuay anu
tSHndav connection at Jacksonville daily
Snrin@s, ST. AcSeptedl for Green Cove
prise. and all augustine, PalatIa, Enter
Trains on u 'andings on st. Johns river.
going west n: and A. r. r. leave junction,
wick ut ~ ~ ut 11.37 a. M, and for Bruins
Throu9h P: M, daily, except Sunday.
RertbS 80 Tickets sold and Sleeping Car
% RnIi oured at Bren's Ticket Office. No.
r street. and at Atlantic and Gulf
~ ~ assenger Depot
ACCOMMODATION ALN-East.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-28
Florida Central r. r.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA,
OCTOBER 5, 1879.
I'm and after this date Trains on this
" Road will run as follows:
Mil oa,7 ZI..o.ooo fn.LN
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-28
RAILROADS.
Atlantic and GuIfR R.

Atlantic and Gulf Railroad,
Savannah, Sept. I'd, 1879.
On and after WEDNESDAY.
September Sd, Passenger Trains on
thls Road will run as follows:
n NIGHT EXPRESS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-26
STEAM ENGINES.

'V>hE under.ifn ned are Agents for this and the
y n-lghboTing counties Tor The sale of
tpM f. TANNER 4 cos POR Table AND
STA iIONARY STEAM ENGINES.
ManuiActured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines are superior to any heretofore
introduced to the public. having several nctp and
imPoIiaH. . propeBents. We call esnccial atten-
ton to e arrangement of the Boiler and super
heating Tome ny which a large amount Of extra
hea'!ng surface il ACQUIRED which il. moi utilized
in any OIher mske oil engine, thus econon,izine o
largely IN FUEL and n TINE in generating
seam; We rave a sihorsc-Power portable En-:
Mill and 's actions speak ioudsrIhan vords"we
VIII ne "apPJ to show its action and point out is
superior osrt", Qualify Of INaLcriaI and JPoyEmRn n.
shtP. Psrnes needing power for Wheat 7 hresher,
should call ana get our descriptive ca I log ue and
price list OF Portable Engines We can sell them
better Epgiaes, and upon more favorable terms
than they can supply themselves elsewhere in the
co9ntrr: LIPPITT h CO..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-26
JEFFERSON County Mutual FIRE In

JEFFERSON County MUTUAL FIRE In.
suRANoE GoMPANY.-This Company entered
upon the third year of its existence last week,
and has earned a plsce in the confidence of our
people. Organized to bring down the price of
insurance to its actual cost, aad to protect
property>owners from such bogus concerns
as the Nail City, which a few years ago was
extensively patronized here, it has been
managed with great economy and success.
Mutual companies are founded upor the idea
of leaving the money in the pocket Of the
insurer until a loss is met, securing both
safety and eheapness, al the premiums are
in too many cases used to pay large divi,
dends to stockholders, fat salaries to officers.
or squsndered in fine buildings and vast in.
vestments. Usually, however, sufficient cash
payment is exac;ed to meet ordinary Losses
aud pay the small running expenses, SO as to
avoid assessments. The Jefferson Mutual
has met a more than average number of
les'es during its two years, promptly and
without assessing its members, and enters
upon its third year with a clean sheet. Dur
ing its existence, it has paid losses to the
county on tho Jail, Ell B Davenport on barn,
a. q. Drawbaugh on store, 8. F. White
(slight) on dwelling, Calvin P. Heikes on
bars, etc. 1t deserves encouragement, not
only as q heme company, managed by men
In whom our people coufde, but because it
offers cheaper rates itself, and has brought
down the rates of foreign and stock conpa-
MES. We commend it to the support of our
people.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestowu, Jefferson
county, w. Va, October %, 1880.
Miss Eliz, Harris, Mrs. Eliza Russell.
Sallie Reed. Chas. CardeIIa, TT Farmer,
Frank Finegau, T. q. Long, John Moulton,
Robt L. Rouse, Lewis Robinson, Warren
Sinms, e., II. Wood.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead lester Of
flee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. F. ~LEIsENR1Na, ?. NJ.
AGRICULTURAL FANS will be held a.
follows:
Frederick, Md October 26,h-e9,h.
AGENTS AND CANvAssERs
MAKE from S25 to $50 per week selling gOod,for
&c DEO b Co. 10 Barclay Street. Nev
York. Send for their Catalogue and term.
August %, ISSo-ly.
Dufs College. Pittsburg. Pa, ia the oId.,t
Commercial College in the State. Students can
enter at any time See adv. in another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-26
II. w. Mitchell.

Market House Corner. Charle.town, West Va.
TAKE pleasure to in corr my friends and the
public in general that l have opened a C rocery
in the corner room of the Market House, where
you will find for your inspection a full line of
staple and fancy
q H . Q Z IL ESy
Among which are
SUGARS, CoFFEES. TEAS, sYRyPs, & ICES
PROvISIONS,-Bacon, Flour. Corn Meal.
Lard, &C., Fish of all varieties, Canned Goods of
all kinds.
CORRECTIONS Plain and French Candy.
Oranges and Lemons. Prunes, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackers and Cakes.
have in store q full and we'll assorted Stock OF
QUEENS, GLASS,
STONE and ARTHEN WARES,
which ! will offer at bottom prices. SMOKING and
TOBACCO,
Cigarettes. Cigar Smokers, Pipes, sc.
mention above y few leading departments of
my business in all brnncbes OF Imported, Domes.
tic. Staple and Fancy Groceries. i aim to bay
carefully. and to SO representmy goods tbatevery
one ealing with mo III lhave reason 70 be pleased
and satisfied. and those Who have not favored me
with y call are cordially invited to do so a nd ex-
anime my goods. Promising in all cases ceur-
teous treatment, ] am always willing to show
Goods and give prices. All orders will receive
prompt and careful attcn ton. Goods delivered
in corporation limits free of charge by a reliable
Porter.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. RespectiulIy.
june s, 1850. r. W. MITCHELL.