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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

GUTEAu is still unable to find any lawyer Of
distinguished ability to take charge of his case
General Butler has been asked to undertake the
unenyiable task, and II he declines an effort will
be made to secure the services Of Colonel Totem
The district attorney notified Mr.. Scoville, Mon
day, that he should insist upon an immediate trial,
aud that definite day be fixed at the time OF the
arralgnment of the prisoner, and requested him
to be ready to offer any afldayits to the court TO
support his application for time to prepare for
trial 1t is probable the court will give the pris-
oner reasonable time, but it is not supposed
there will be any unusual delay,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12
TRoTTING.
a. nurse $50; Sl5 70 first, $40 e

Flanigan's gig was run into and wrecked by
Nash in the first heat, The teams were fearfully
mixed for short time but fortunately all escaped
serious injury. The hackers of Hard Tack fully
expected to win the race and claim that but for
this accident much faster time would have been
made.
THE pressure on our columns Is such that we
are again compelled to carry over some of our
matter this time the premium list Of this fair.
1t will appear on the outside next week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

THE public debt statement for September shows
decrease of 81, S3,64l-an amount exceeded
but once since the close OF the war Since the be-
ginning of the present year, 1881, the reduction
has been $50, si2, 1886, OF at the rate OF more
than 80 600 600 month
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

WAsHINGToN dispatch some point in
the new cabinet slate is settled, and that is
that James will remain postmaster-general.
The authority for this statement is excel
lent, coming as it does from gentleman
who knows whereof he speaks. Arthur and
James have always been on good terms, and
the retention of Mr.. James as postmaster
neral meets with appreciation from all of
President Arthurs friends The president
is Jealous in his determination that the star
route thieves shall be prosecuted into the
penitentiary, and james is the man TO do it,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

GRoToN,-The fall term of school in district
No. 7, taughtby Mrs Eliza keenan,. closed Friday,
October 7th. The whole number Of scholars was
fifty, and the general average for the entire term
was thirty-six. The following scholars had no
absences: Carrie Vance, Katie WEIGH, Jennie
WEIGH, Ellen Mills, Jennie Thurston, Mary
Vance, Cora Clough, Charlie WEIGH, Seth
WEIGH, Warren Goodwin, Henry Goodwin,
Grant Vance, Oscar Vance, Wallace Page and
Aaron Page Absent one day each Eta Oar
ling, Mary Annis, Anna Cunningham and Herbert
Darling,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

THE Rhode Island Legislature has elected
Nelson W. Aldrich United States senator
to succeed General Burnside. Mr.. Aldrich
was the representative from the first congress
sional district of his state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

SECRETARY LINCOLN has little son named
Abraham,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12

trated extract of the active medicinal properties
Of roots, barks, etc, is Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
MRS. WINSLOW'S
ING SYRUP

Rev sYLvANrs COBB thu. writes in the Bosiort
ChrtSffdn Freeman We would by no meaus re-
commend any kind Of medicine which We d.d Bot
know TO be gooc- particularly for iafsnls. 10,
MRS. WiNsLoW SOOTHING SYRUP We can
speak from knowledge. In our own family u has.
proved blessing indeed by giving an Infsn, irou-
bied with collie pains quiet sep aud The parents un-
broken rest at night. Most parents appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which works to
peri, elton. and wbicE Is hqrmIess: for the sleep
which 1t affords The infant Is perfectly natural and
the liille cherub awakes bright button" Ana
during The process Of ieethng IFS value T. incalcua-
Bile. We have frequently heard moiherS say tina
they would not be withOu, II from The birth Of the
child iii II had finished with the iecthipg Siege Oh
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists
Twenty-Five cents bottle. fe / eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

DELAYED TRAIN.-Tbe regular mail train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway coming
east on Wednesday found, on arriving near
Alton, that the track was obstracted by the
running of Of frelght.train engine at that
noint. The train was run back TO Waynes'
boro', and started east again at O'Clock
Yesterday morning. After starting from
Waynes6oro', and when in the nelghbor-
hood OF Greenwood Derof, it was discovered
that the express train which left here on
wednesday had jumped the track at that
roint. Another delay OF two hours was
thus incurred. In consequence OF these
mishaps this train. which should have ar,
rived here at O'Clock Wednesday night, did
not get in until ll:20 O'Clock Yesterday
morning. The passengers took breakfast at
GordonsyiiIe yesterday morning. IL was
raining very hard at that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
COURT ORDERS.

h +FGlNLA-N THE CIRCUIT COURT
" ~ lHkiITY OF RICHMOND, FEBkIAkY
JOAN = tary,,t hO EUee for the benefit of himself
sto "a other pDhcy.h ldtrs 81 nke class. who VII
''Vhaie lht.r du; proportion OF the C0.is II
1US,.st
The LIE Assocf,flsn or America L NJ T. Ugufer
ifto " Of Nira ma. .Snd Corbip ~ Reyn~sns'
lirFtt lfeakuTef.Of Nuyinia ........- IL iendanls
IDS capse came ot hi daN 20 ~ fur1bT heard
v''" ~ ie.HTs tofHrrly Rad, and upon the peil-
~ ~ JHhefs. HdrL u, 7tBihi.lfaiTiS oi OeOiN
- HafrisSn. deceased. this daY hcd. ana TIVE eH.
..'s aud an dSit hiee iher '~ttli' aud ~ss argu,d
~ oNhe- ca consideration ShtfeOi To- tonEi
-h q. der that i,ss sid petniC uI D. adntte9 a.
tl ienf4ni to}his CSVse an nd"ln tu' bef 0tnef
Gay gay ". = keIe, SupcTik cDdG uCl INSURANCE iIc'
hiiimeBt Of M ,salri, Leal X. .OS.:e, and ~ ",
'tiq'n be made parHcs defendant 70 'his shL ana
.u'l the clerk Of lis court issue proper IHpctss
= ,ihs' Them an d at appearing 10 oic sdlisIblVb
'ne cJur that s.Jd &. =. ~ fc. sap nh'euuehts
b. D'i dn iuhabitaCt tJ Asis stat, on me lnouoh 81
,"ld 1ue G.. Ha 'flslD. adnIiGjsi!aii11 Oi be, ,Ee
naIutOn. q ctase,t n o. OrCe11i l}.dl ~ sdlu W.
m htit suDeiinicn eBt, - apDe.E here NiiHln one
-,.th aittr due pubIicailOu of III ORD r. anu 40
Nsi - Necessary o gr0'c bis lnieres Z; and mat
N 81 tsis order bee pu yisLe0 once y rtk Tor 'OuI
ite weeks Ia the NJcbmoud DiSl 'dtch, dhu
rl,e1 by The e.ers a. required by .aW. And tue
aOlb Further order q. 81. Reynolds, re "iWi ID
- cause. n0' 10 collect The DOie Of GtOige JaI-
.f'. i"r $1,000 msDtionsf M the petition L" ~
'ihf'fairx unit She furth( order Of This 60 'i'
nsgY-f's'e: ALFRED SHIELD. Citrt
LAM hTRINCFKLLOw, pa. f. liza"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

SUNDAY.SCHOOL ANNIyERSARY.-Thc an
niyersary Of the sunday school OF the First
Baptist church (coloredJ was celebrated last
night in the lecture-room OF the church.
The aitendandce was very large. The or
der OF exercises was a. follows: An ode
OF welcome by The school; Bible-reading
and prayer by K. b. Johnson, Of the Rich
mond Institute; recitation by several OF the
scholars essay by Emma L. Hill on sun
day.school work; reports OF snpcrintend'
ent aud secretary; cane presentation To
William ii. Davis, superintendent; haf, to
William II. Anderson; sleeve and cLti.but-
tons, TO A. NJ. Burton; prizes to Robert
Spurgeon and others for having brought IN
the largest number Of scholars during the
past year. Several interesting addresses
were delivered; after which the newly
elected officers were installed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
RICHMOND. EehrnarY 10. 1881.

NTIHNUNU, FtUTUdTy To, INtT.
Editors Of the Dispatch Noticing COM
munication signed Merchant" in Your
paper OF the oh instant, and the reply OF
Colonel Pope thereto, We desire, in justice
to all, TO sly that this committee had ad-
dressed letter 10 Colonel Pope on this sub
iect Immediately on the PRONUNCIATION OF his
order, which communication was courtC.
onsly met and our views adopted, and the
substance OF his letter this morning l. the
result thereof.
We respectfully request OF all merchants
that whenever cause for complaint arises
they will refer the matter 10 this committee,
who Will give it prompt attention.
Very respectfully,
The TRADE COMMITTEE
OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

THE PASSAGE OF 1HE RICHMOND And Al
LEGuANY ROAD THROUGH THE CITY.-The
Committee on Streets met last nlght ana
voted to allow the Richmond and AlIeehany
railroad TO enter the city by way OF the
canal line TO Seventh street, lowering
Myers's bridge 10 The grade at that polnt,
and thebce down TO the wharyes from the
basin, where a union deiot is to be bum.
The route TO the wharye' Is TO be agreed
upon between the City Engineer and the
cOmpany's engineer.
This news will be gratifying to the friends
Of the road and citizens generally, and it l.
10 be hoped that the proper ordinance viii
be passed by the Board OF Aldermen on
Monday evening. and concurred in at a
very early day by the Common Council.
Good for the committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
,--uNE HUNDRED CASES
>.V ND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS
just opened at
sNtLE GROThEH~'.

,.........a. a.D PFEC ALF>-anonest Them q
.,...r,n. $40 .ablc for Gtu lcmcu'- shirts;
1..,...,. itH Gi.6liANs;
.,....,. .rINI>lILINt\ LACl> ana TRIM
'ING~:
,..r.s R~fl'Lr> QUILTS;
ImuoNFYCuNB QUILTS;
1r..ItulIS' LINEN HANDkthCHltF>n nom
O.. t.5oc.:
,,...s .,r,iy of CAsSINERF> Cor Men AMI Boys
wear:
tfXtN>uFFrING> and dPILLuW.CAsELiNEN
EFNNNNr> Of IRISH LINEN;
HtGEURG IDGlNG aud lN>tRll\">-'he
l.rgc.t stocs in Eichword:
lnnp.,ces Of LINEN IoWE'LlNG retaining al
Zoe. real value lGtc.;
1oori,ce- Of now CHECKED and FLAiD MI -
IINS 1' price 20 sui' everybody;
200 different stylc, of TRIMMING % suit the sea-
-.u. iu Linen md Cotton;
.,4.., of LAWNS 10 be sold q. u sacrifice;
yet.e. Of ASSORTED DRESS GOODS at Jess than
manufacturers prices;
Remember. in BLACK CAsHNlIRES We show the
largest i.ck 10 .hr 81 y. Wclave added several
r,s lines 90 our already 'rlc ,'och:
W...-o show uow me largest stock Cf SILKS. IN
BLACK sui COLOEs, aj great reduction ia
n.ce. such as Cashmere, M,lenua. and Sann de
Leon. and q great ma. other mauufcure-;
W.h.,.a barge variety - COR>ET~ a. all prices I;
our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT g. complete;
I.ur CARPET ROOM W, Hi'l show very large
a..ortmtui. ron VIII also ma there fun line
VATTINGS. FLOOR DIL.CLOTH>. RUGS,
WINDOW.SHApt>, aud LACE CURTAINS
CIOAK> aui SHAWI~ remaining on hand 90 be
t.-sd ou' 81 priut cost;
5D ,EI VE-CLO1H> al $6 and Ss-rc1l value SO
ana ~ each:
100 piece. DOUBLE FOLD DFBAGE al l6ac. per
ta-t- r.iI Naur 37'gc..
pur,n.ir. ,f.ck Of WINTER DRESS GOODS Will
it,o'1 ~ prime c1s rather ttan carry Them over
0auuth'r season l
iuUIAt- NDRit - and I NLAt NDHltD SIilRIS :
O.. ie Sold a. le-s than cost OF WIuuitcjUr';
tmtl Irrof TAf;i. z LINZ y toiorCd and White
large Stock of DOME~TltS 20 obf lciai'td 90 New
York pricc..
Dlu't make ans Imchs~c- hef rc visiting
SNtLF BROTHERS,
20 e9.t0d 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

lecture 10 NighL-Dr. WitberspOOn Will
deliver his lecture entitled "Atols on the
Sea " al the Manchester Presbyterian
church tonight at a quarter 10 O'Clock.
The reputation Of this pOpunr lecturer
should draw fine audience. This lecture
was postponed short time since on accou,
OF the inclemeucy Of the weather, bur Will
be delivered tonight, however, regardless
Of the state Of the weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

FFe.-Tbe old house situated on the east
side OF Hull street near the Richmond and
Danvile railroad called The "Old Conti-
mental '-prObibly on account q us age
caught fire from defective ll1c Wedne>-
day afternoon. The tllmes were eXlin.
eui>hed without much difficulty. \ general
alarm was not given. Loss trlling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
JAS. NACDOl'

JAS. MACDOIGALL. l0f A. W., exceilen. cham
Der. dining room, ana kiichen furniture, car
pets. pler-mirror. sewing. machine, iron saic,
c0unters, shelving, &c.
II. l.. STAPLES Coz, I =. W, BroaG.streef pro-
perty, corner of Broad aud Munford streets
GEORGE :. NASiION & son. 4. W.. q 10. with
framed tenement thereon 0n an alley betwe.u.
Arch and BN ri and First aud second streets am
undivided half interest In lot IN S,dney ON
Pine street between Beverly aud Abemar,e
stree =, with two framed houses thereon.
ROBERT u. LYME. L. W., trustee ssls ~ Que
undivided interest In The estate Of the ih'e Jonn
Adams IN i've houses and lots on the east ilae Of
Third between Jackson aud Dugal sgreeis.
JAS. MAfDoUG All. 10 \. VI. large qua4.lff of
ladies' ami genllemen's underwear hosiery. &c,
at the New York AuCuou-IlDusr, No. 5Z3 Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
PLEASANT APPAIR.-At a meeting las

A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-At a meeting last
night OF the c. RI. q. Club. composed oi
young ladies and gentlemen Of Church Hill,
the following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, James w. Tabb; Yice-Presiden', Miss
Il. f. Coles; Secretary, II. Davis; Assist
ant Secretary, Miss A. Woodson; Treasu-
rer, Miss Anna ryree; Financial Secretary,
Miss Lee Montgomery. As there was no
business OF importance before the Club,
they repaired. by invitation, 70 the resi-
dence Of wiley Davis, Esq, where fine
collation. was spread. The time wos most
pleasantly spent. and the whole affair voted
q decided success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
A RAILROAD BOUGHT.
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
RatIrOad sold TO Clarence II.
Clarke and Associates Of
Philadelphia.

AN INTERESTING SALE IN FRONT OF TIE
CUsTOM-HOUsE YEsTERDAY-LARGE At
TENDANCE AND SPIRITED BlDDING-ThE
ROAD KNOCKED OUT AT 90 s605'OOO-
SCENES AND INCIDENTs-IIOW THE ROAD
Is PROPOSED TO Re OPkRATED-PER-
SONAL, &C, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

ELECTION or 0FFICERs.-At 4 regular
meeting of tue Garrison Lyceum Wednes-
day night the following officers were elec'ed
for the ensuing term: President, Lewis
stewart; Vice. Pre- osident, Joseph Brown
Secretary, George h. Washington; Assist
ant Secretary. Augustus Brown; Treasu'
rer. James \. CblleS; Librarian and For
eign- Business Manager. Henry {. Rober'
son; Critic, W. Leroy Nanderyall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

A WATcH.THIsP CoNvIcTED.-ln the case
OF the Commonwealth Us. W. l.. WiDgate,
charged with stealing a gold watch and
chain from J. b. Oliver, the first jury fail
ing TO sgree, second was emfaneiled ana
the accused put upon trial. aud convicted
and sentenced TO receive thirty-nine lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

Fimerdt Of Wei!- KroUa Cotored CIT.
zea.-The funeral Of jack Gray, highly
respected cOlored citizen OF Manchester.
who resided here for years, and who wa,
known all over the city as " Uncle Jack, "
took place yesterday from tine Manchester
Blpli>t C5urcb. The remain. were taken
10 Maury cemetery for iHtcrment, escorted
by the c0lored societies OF which the de.
ceased was formerly a member. The pro.
ces>ion was long one, and was headed by
Q hanh OF music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

STOLEN MULE RECOVERED. mule
which was stolen from Mr.. c. ". Robinson
on Tuesday night last was on yesterday re-
covered by Detective John Wren. The
thief has not yet been caught, bu. sufti.
cient evidence has been secured TO lead to
his caDttlrP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
MANCHE>TER AND VICINITY.

Bddiy BeGten.-James Rice, fireman on
the Richmond and Dlnyllle road, who wa
- badly beaten by f.. b. Anderson, con-
ductor on the same road, 1t Burkeyille,
several nights ag), resides in this city, and
Is now undergoing surgical treatment at
The hands Of DR.. Matthews. Rlcc's in-
iurie' may yet prove fatal. lie remained
unconscious some time after the affair oc-
cured, and Wednesday w9s the frat time
he has been able 10 see .ince the difficulty.
Anderson has 80 far eYaded arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

THE DEJARNETTE CASE Yesterday the
Court OF Appeals reversed the decision oi
the Corporation Court Of Danyille, by when
Thomas j. Deiarnette was sentenced 10 be
hung for the murder OF his sister. DEAR
nette shot bis sister, MollIe Dejarnette, In a
house OF ill.fame in Danviile last summer
and was sentenced September II, 1880.
TO be hung October 29th. A plea OF insanity
was put In by the defence, and the prisoner
now gets new trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

IHAyE aual'zed the whisky known under the
brand Of" SELECT" controlled ~ MesSr5. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and Gud /;
free from fusl oil and o her impurities, AMI rocom-
mend is use for medicinal and Namily purpose ses.
j. u. GCCAw. VI. D , late professor of Cheni- iiy.
Medical College of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
FIRST IN THE MARkET.
GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING TRADE.
JTiIT~ MEYER & son
ARE NOW KECEININt FROM THEIR BUYER
~ NtW YORK
LOTS OF >PrCIAL BARGAINS
NEW srEING GOODS.


IIiF1 IiAN z ~ ~ f'i't MI
.c..es GARNER> NAED-WlpE FRENCH PER
CABS. new ,pI9g siN"-, at loc.-Teual
= c..,, Ii'1%6,oME SHIFTING rRINrs at 64c
ct-. NLW ~PEING.>1N-E DRESS PRiA l.
A. I5gc.'. Ciltci NAIN>ooK al loc.-rerulm
~ p,ce, fXrEA-FlNE NAINsouK at Id4c
crc C0RHFu P!QUFa' :. :: snd loc.;
so m,c, NLW SGEiPtD ald FIGURED
80 rc',, FRENCH NIT PIQJEs at l5c. worth
>jNi EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ~
TAEiF-OAM AND TGWtIS.
81 ,.a. LtNiRA HEAVY 36-INCH PURE
o. 5lHa 5'>aN ssS|'i%tcfHi s|Ttfi "ItX!'IGA.nrAvY rUnE
LINEN iIo<FYCoMB TOME A. l. .c;
Be- t.lu 3GINCH tNlGA-iEANl DAMA>k
~ o. zen IXIFA.FI\F PI'RE LINEN HEM.
>lUCHtD HANDkkEClllEF> 81 lOc. worth
800 aol,a HAND D-TMBEOIDERED HEM
-llicht ID HA&DktEt CHIEFS d; 25c. worth
A\ lNNFNsE AUCTION LOT OFHOsIFEN.
..... LADIES. HEAVN-EiBbED COTTON
2 zes'cLADiE>' GOOD WHITE COTTON HOSE
,aeL tDifS'' G,00,i;bHfAVY soLD-cOLoEEp
81 eozrr LhD,}.~' sLK.CLOCKED BALRHIG-
in ioIcn CHI6Rt x FXTEA-LONG HEAVY
hlbEtD BtOw N.MlNtD >tH' OL-HOst at
Zoe. WORTH Ice.
81 ,o1-u CulLDEEN'> COLOKED HOSE at sac.
80 d.z.n GK'NTLEMEN's REGULAR MADE
s!Lk-CLOCkED EALBBlGGAN HOSE al
45c;
0uO A,c-s INV TOKCUON LACFS from Sc. per
3ard ui-ihe cn,apest TORChON LACtS in
NLN ~ SIGNS IN HAMBURG EDGINGS from
3c'.;- sl.ZJ, and lpfs Of other Nl-W GOODS, AT
JULIUS MEYER < SONS,
col and 6O3 Broad street.
So ne BRAINARD ARMSTRONG SPOOL
- .h. L. the best. fc 4 cod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11
GEI.ATgNE.

CHALMERs's GELATlNE,
SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR FAMILY USE
UNEoUALLED FOR STRENGTH
AND PURITY
Avn TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
ANY OTHER GOOD GELArINE.
For sale by an druggists aud groe.rs.
PURCELL. LADD co.
no27.eoi whoI,sae Assnis-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

EGGs.-UntR recently the demand for
shiyment to Neg York and the scarcity Of
them has kept the price Of eggs yefy high.
That trade has nGw fallen of or stopped alto
gether, and prices ere again getting within
the reach OF bOHsekeepers. They were
settling ia small lots yesterday at 20 TO 70
cents per dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-11

TIE PETERSBURG MAIL.-COI0Dei ID. &.
Potts, postmaster at Petersburg. sends us
The schedule OF arrivals Of the A. NJ. tram
from Richmond, from which it appears that
it has reached Petersburg only twice In ten
days in time for his 10 a. NJ. delivery.
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,HiLDRrN's CARRIAGES.

CPECTAL Not TICE E-tIllLDEEN =
- CNREIt ItGTS.-Arriyed this iIy, psni ca '- n
CIliLDRrN'~ CARRIAGES from ihe Whitney
Company. Ih'se int rested viii pl.a,, call ~
joins puE-'-
frII.3t N0>. 7l3 and 7lj Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

6S- On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
Let Of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have be- Paid by the purchaser. or,
all sales made between the Ist Of July sns last 81
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about hfteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In RlchmOni, aDd ap-
plies 10 Richmond aud vlclnity.l
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MNS SgssNEHN. .

HOISTiNG.MAC III MB-WAIT-
L L ERS, S., iOr Stores. 1ci'uc-. aud plfiic
hou.e., made and pr up ~ The hc,i rHnn.r ~
j. W. CALDWELL & %.
f.. .ll.3m 1911 Cay strt a., l;!Chm. nd, VI.
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EXCURSIONS.

COOKS TOURS.
~ ESTABLISHED IS4l.
Ne PLUS ULTRA OF 1T NCHY, COMFORT.
AND ECONOMY.
FIVE GRAND tNCiR~iDN PARrit- To
FI'RopF, giving choice of dt'rs and routes. NrT,fI
27,JUNh II. aud JiLY .. 1881. Prices v1.yfuy
FROM $3.50 - 5000. Itav" aud no ei- ir,.-, 'i--.
ali necessary expense, iuciud Il. Pamphe. g.. .,h
Map cOniaiuitV fun p3rcultr,. cent tree bf mai
on request. T00rtN tcttty for tadfpcu feHf
trtrsNers tSs"'d ydu rgptsy address
THOMAS COOK 4 sDA
26l broadway. Sew York, ro-t-C CAirr BpE4IHT.
&. \. BAEATrOSI, Manager. a. ll.d'od2tN~