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LYNCHBURG.

gy. :. r. TUCKgR'S ADDRESS-vIRGINIA IN
THEPAST, PRESENT. AND FUIURE-CHEERING
sTAIISTiCS-PUPILS OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
AMP BLIND ASYLCM-CO CEMENT
EEE-PERSONAL-THE BLUES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
JUNE 10, 1881.
The Opera House held about as large an
udience as Is ever attracted here by any
ecure 10 attend. last night, the discourse
Of Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, entitled
"yi1ginia; As She Was. As She Is, and
A. She l. To Be-" The lecture was deliv-
ued for the benefit of the Home Guard, and
he company was in attendance 10 uniform,
though not in a body.
VI. Tucker dealt largely in statistics,
proving beyond all controversy that the
Saie had largely increased during the past
decade IN wealth as we'll as in population.
He deprecated greatly the spirit OF croak-
iag, and predicted a great future for Vir-
gnia. He dwelt upon The twin virtues Of
Industry and economy as the solvents OF all
our troubles. Among otter encouraging
iies mentioned by him was this: that In
the enc little county of Allegheny alone
there were now nj work two iron furnaces
which would turn out this year over one
million dollars worth of iron. His remarks
were al times very amusing, and elected
frequent applause.
Mr. Tucker departs hence 10 day for Dan
vile, where the address is TO be delivered
for TOE bench, Of the Presbyterian church.
d. Turner. Of the Asylum for the Deaf
and Dumb and Bind, arrived from Staunton
Yesterday. having started out in charge OF
iearly lifts OF the unfortunate pupils in at
tendance on that institution. who were re-
turning 10 their homes at the close OF It's
session. The institution wisely takes the
NtcaniioH Of providing travelling com
llniOH 10 see that no accident befalls them.
J. is reported this morning that Z. l..
Hnringt0n, the wounded car.driyer. is
lliaatened with erysipelas, aud is in dan
sefous condition. The testimonial in his
behalf Wa quite successful, and many
iadies desired the pleasure Of subscribing
10 It.
The session OF the public schools closes
next week for the vacation. Most OF the
Nlgate schools Will also suspend their eX-
Hci'es d1riDe the week.
il i stated that Colonel Cameron Will
lay a visit az an early day TO our city Of a
private nature and unconnected with the
pllical campaign.
The general opinion hereabouts seems TO
b that General Payne is the man 10 carry
ne Conservative fig.
The Blues Artillery Company propose TO
,ye al art exhibition at an early day TO
'ilse iuEds TO enable them to visit York
Town and Richmond during the Centennial.
TELEPHONE.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORE

NEW YOKE.
WV YORK June o. TO0n.-Siocks dull. Money,
3M3K per cent. kxchange-Lons. 4S3H; short.
1851. State bonds dull. Governments quiet and
steady. 80.
4s3. Governments irregular; new SIS, 1884;
new AVS, ll5; new as. l17a. states Inactive.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. June 10.-The Posts financial ar icle
GAO r. NJ edino9l says al the stock s1chsaee
State bOnos are lower, where changed. while
railroad bonds are Irregular, but generally
higher. the principal advance being per
cent. in Rome; Watertown aud Ogdensburg
drsls 10 lC4K The stock market In The first
hour was extremely dull ana prices were
more active. and III a few moments strong, and
has so continued up to the time that we write, the
advance from The lowest prices OF me morning
Pac1fc TO es. aud IGdiana, Bloomington and Vest
ern. 10 52A Michigan Central has advanced II TO
IN 70 "a; c. C. aud l. c. ISio 27g Norfolk
and Western IA 10 64A; and Oregon Navigation
per cent. 10 loo. The other advances have been
k,ctional. The market has been without import.
AMI news or ruInOrs. The rates for call loans
a,p 2Myh per cent. on United States bonds ana
2XNc3t per cent. on Ordinary stock exchange col
i-feral Tneie Is an active borrowing demand for
leading railroad stocks on account OF the large
:. short interest" on them. ana money on them Is
Obtained at lag per cent, and few OF them are IN
snch demand that m addition TO advancing The mo-
pey 10 carry them at no cost, something Is paid IKE
l.32 OF per cent. per DAY for the use OF tbe
mercantile paper Is 3@ik per cent The market
Tor foreign exchange Is dnll aad about steady.
the following quotations were current To-Day =,
2:3O r.. AZ. (: Western Union. l2eH; Western Union
new stock, 81; New York Central, LAB; LAZY
Sbore' 1917: Michigan Central, rs; New YORK
Lake Erie and Western, AS; New YORK, Lake Eri
and Western preferred SOY; New YORK, lake On
and Western. l27 New Jersey Central, l04
Delaware aud Hudson. lloS; Reading, JgA@
50: Northwe,lern ifsf vt I., PAUL. lzgs y.
eide preferred, "a Union Pacific. 1881; Al.
nre ferred, ilss; ohio and Mississippi, 43t
Ohio aud Mississippi preferred, tlst; paein
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DANVILLE.

LAWN PARTY FOR THE GRAYS-TBE THIRD
REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA vOLUNTEERs--THE
RirvBLlCASs AND NAHONEITES JOIN
hANDS-HOS. J. X. TUCKER.
correspondence Of the Richmond DisDstch.J
JUNE 10, 1881.
Some Of the friends OF the Grays gave
zen lawn patty last night for the pur-
pose OF aiding them as to the funds neces-
~! Tor their proposed trip TO yorktown.
ibe grounds were beautifully dressed up,
lDd all the other arrangements were OF the
host tasteful character, but II is a matter Of
legiet that people did not rally TO the sup.
port OF the young gentlemen more gene
Pously and pay in more than $40.
THE THIRD VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
learn from some Of The officers that ihe
pays viii 20 down 10 Yorktown as an in
|~tendent company, but that they Will new
siheless Join With the other volunteer COM
anies along the line OF the Midland road in
oining the Third regiment OF Virginia
'sunteers." The other companies OF the
isgment will be the Lypcbburg Home
enrds, the Monticello Guards, the Gull
fper Minute Men, the Warfenton Rifles,
sso The Alexandria Rifles. 1t seems under.
eooo that to-. officers Of the several compa-
a'a will meet in Charlottesville on or about
Y 18th OF July and elect the regimental
oaeers.
SNAIL READJusTER PARTY.
As have Substantially told the dispatch
sS'efsl times, there Is hardly any Read
,sbr party, 10 the Mabone sense OF Inc
sin. In this citS or IN The county. IL IL
40, however, thit candidates will be out
y Que time, and a "foriorn hope" led TO
=. attack. The fusion Of the Readiusiers
1.'.sshoneites) and the Republicans OF the
~ -. aud county may be regarded rs CON-
REQ, although some OF the Republicans
~ Oh. Certain negro politicians have
49,. -ss influence than some OF the Caucaslsns,
-, - these favor fusion, unless l am very
-ssa mistaken.
noe. J. Il. Tucker Is expected to deliver
~ p Tonight his lecture on Virginia, the
rsr, ,' having engaged bin for this
f"Pose. ALPHA.
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The Troubles In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 10.-The county
assessor and two other citizens OF Perry
county reached this city at noon to-day,
claiming they bad been compelled 10 flee for
their lives. They were captured yesterday
and roughly handled by their captors, who
threatened to hang them this morning.
They managed last night to eIude the vigil
lance Of their guards and reached this city
to-day in deporable condition. Their feet
were bleeding and torn, they having
walked The entire distance barefooted.
Great indignation exists among the law.
abiding portion OF the community. Cover
nor Churchill will adopt summary measures
TO put down the outlaws. Major-General
Robert T.. Newton, commanding the State
militia, has been ordered by Governor
Churchill to Perry county TO report upon
the situation there. Reports this morning
state that great excitement prevails. The
dcsperadoes have armed themselves and de-
clared their determination to prevent the
return OF Harris and Matthews 10 the
county. The action OF the Governor will
depend on the report Of General Newton.
Serious trouble is apprehended.
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LATEST FeHEIss NEWS.
Attempt 10 Blow UP the Town Hall In
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, June 10.-An atfempt was
made during last night 10 blow up the Town
Hall In this city, but II only resulted in
breaking the windows In the ball and In
Browns building on the opposite side OF
the street.
The attempt TO blow up The Town Hall
last night was similar 10 that recently made
| against the police station. A large piece of
gas pipe loaded with powder was dis
charged by means Of fuse against the
door. The two men concerned In the At
Tempt were discovered aud pursued. One
OF them jumped into the canal. They were
both captured, and were found to DE armed
with revolvers.
The persons so captured have been iden.
titled as Liverpool Irisbmen named Nc.
kreayilt and Roberts. Both were well sup.
piled with money. Documents were found
10 their possession connecting them with
Fenianism. Roberts bad been for some
years In America.
A Archbishop CrOke Gives Good Advice.
LONDON, June 10.-A dispatch from Tip.
perary says that Archbishop Croke on his
arrival there yesterday was escorted from
the railway STALLION by the members OF the
Local Land League with brass bands play
ing. A large crowd OF people drew his
carriage through the main streets. The
Archbishop addressed the enormous crowd,
and warned the people not 10 come in col.
llsi0n with the forces OF the Empire, and
not TO give way 10 hooting and to stone
throwing, but 10 appeal 10 the emily htened
conscience Of Europe and America. He
declared he had no sympathy for those who
could pay fair rent and would not.
lie said 1t was the duty of the Irish party
TO pass the land bill, insisting only on such
amendments as relate 10 arrears Of rent and
the execution OF rent courts. He advised
the people to avoid all assemblages at eyic-
tons, sales, &c.
The Quebec fire.
QUEBEC, June 10.-Tbousands OF people
have swarmed through the streets OF the
burned district yesterday and to-day, and
piles OF furniture and household effects lying
on the pavements have been plundered In
the most shameful manner. Fortunately
the sufierngs OF those now homeless are not
20 great as TO call for special outside assist
ance. Most OF the sufferers are OF the better
class OF people, such a. clerks, bookkeepers,
etc, and their losses, although heavy, are
not seriously so.
Disturbances In Southern Russia,
ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-Priyate tee-
grams have been received here announcing
an outbreak OF disturbances at Kbarkof end
other towns in Southern Russia. Several
incendiary fires ale reported.
bismarck Defeated.
BERLIN, June 10 The Reichstsg to-day
rejected by vote OF 1873 to l02 the credit
demanded by Prince Bismarck for the es
tabIishment Of the Economic Council.
D.,,t. q, Exr,t Erancburor,
PARIS, June l0.-Mons. Louis CASTOR De
Seguir, an eminent French prelate and
author OF many religious works, i dead.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ rELEeaApm TO THE DISPATCH

The Albany Middle; Investigating the Al
legged Bribery, Two Ballots Yesserday-A
Post-Onice Onleiai Indicted at Memphis-Am
Arkansas Negro Hanged for Murder New
Orleans 'Lenashoremen Enjeincd-Hcavy
aud Destructive Rains-Sehooner Sunk By
Coiiision-Thc Arkansas Desperadocs,
Prompt Action ofthc Governor-Twelve Men
Seaided by Boiler Explosion; The Victims
era Steamboat Disaster near New Orleans
Fenian Attempt to Blow Up the Liverpool
Town hali-Dca,h OF an Eminent French
Prelatc and Author-Archbishop Croke n,
Tipperary.
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AuuanoIIs Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 10.-Presldent
Garfield, Admiral Porter and staff. and
Other naval officials arrived here at ii
O'Clock to-day and were received with
naval bonors. At the Naval Acadamy Sem
ator Morgan, of Alabama, delivered an adj
dress TO the graduates. President Gar.
field and Secretary Hunt also made BRIEF
speeches. Secretary Hunt delivered the
diplomas to the graduates. In consequence
OF the rain all the exercises were IN the
chanel
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sunk by Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-This morning
the steamer Pottsville reached this port.
having on board Captain ID. LippincOtt and
six men OF the schooner james A. Frank
lin. Yesterday morning at an early hour
the Pottsvile, bound to this port from Bos-
ton. came into collision with the schooner
on her way up the Jersey coast from Nor
folk, and the schooner rapidly filled and
went down. The captain and crew were
rescued and taken Oh board the POttsyille,
arriving here this morning. The schooner
was loaded with lumber and was bound for
New York. She is a total loss.
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Injunction Against the New Orleans
,IOugshOremcn.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-ln the United
States Court to-day, IN the case OF tne Ameri-
can Railway Improvement Company against
the 'Lopgshoremen's Benevolent Society,
Judge Billings delivered his opinion grant
ing an injunction against the defendants
and declaring the act No. 7G, OF the State
laws of 1880, null and void, being viola
ton of the exclusive right OF Congress TO
regulate commerce. This act forbids the
crews Of foreign vessels to work on shore
in loading and unloading.
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Damage by Rain.

BALTIMORE, June l0.-A wssh-out oc-
Cured last night on the Philadelphia. Will
mington and Baltimore railroad near Aber-
deem, about thirty-three miles east Of this
city, which put stop to all trains. \ large
force was at once put to work 10 repair the
break, and trains were all sent 10 and from
Philadelphia via the Pennsylvania and
Northern Central railroad. The express
train due last night reached this city about
IL O'Clock to-day. II is expected that the
damage will be repaired to-day, when the
trains will be run on regular time.
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Heavy and Continuous Rains.
OVERFLOW OF RIVERS AND MUCH PROPGEI
DESTROYED.

OVERFLOW OF RIVERS AND MUCH PROPERTY
DESTROYED.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 10.-Tbe heavy
aad continued rains OF the past week have
swollen the rivers enormously. Overlooking
parts Of Allegheny city and The south side,
and causing great destruction Of property
and almost entire Suspension OF railroad
travel on roads leading from this city. On
Allegheny river 100000 feet OF lumber has
been swept away. AT noon to-day there
we're twenty five feet Of water at this point,
with back rivers rising at their head-waters
and prospect OF having ten feet more.
NEW YORK, June lot has raiuod in
New York city every day since the 3lst of
May, excepting the 9th instant, or only one
break in eleven consecutive days. The
storm is very general, extending all over
that portion OF country south OF the lakes
and east OF the Mississippi.
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The Steamboat Disaster near New Or
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-The following
persons, who were scalded by the explosion
of the boiler OF the steamboat Hanna, have
since died: John Logan, Henry Davis.
Henry Wallace. George Johnson, and Jack
Bates. After the explosion John Britton
Jumped overbroqd and was drowned.
George Gibbs, John Wallis, Stephen
Thomas, and Paul Minor are not expected
to recover. All the above-named are CO.
lored. 1t is generally understood that the
boats were racing at the time of the explo-
sion. The Hanna and st. John were side
by side when rounding FOurtecn-mile
Point. The local inspectors are invesiiga-
ting the matter.
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u.. nmoa Official Indicted.

MEMPHIS, June 10.-M. j. Waldron, SUI
perjntendent OF the railway mail service I'D
the southwestern district, with headqusr-
ters at Memphis, was indicted in the Fede-
raj court here yesterday for conspiracy TO
deiraud the Government In securing man
contracts. The Indictment was founded on
the testimony OF bidder for the river route
in Louisiana, to whom, 1t is alleged, wal
dron offered TO secure the contract II ne was
aid IL 00O
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An Arkansas Exccusieu-Haugfn or
Hayes White for the Murder OF she
riM Reaatge.

MsarBls, TENN, June 10 Hayes White,
who murdered Sheriff w. +. Besttie, in
Cfittendcn county, Ark, April 2lst, was
banged al Marion this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
m the presence OF two thousand persons,
hueen hundred OF whom were colored.
The condemned man msde a speech from
me gsllows, coofcssing the killing, but de.
nying any knowledge that II was Sheriff
Beatt'e whom he shot until he afterwards
saw him lying dead. IL will be remembered
that Sheriff Beatlie was trying to effect the
arrest OF White, who was charged
with burglary and had made his es-
cipe from colored constable who
was taking him to Jail three days previous.
Sheriff Beatlle was shot down by White as
be entered his cabin at daylight on the date
mentioned. A colored minister prayed
with the condemned man on the gallows.
White then sang hymn, which was joined
IN by The colored people present. The
black can was arranged by the sheriff, who
asked White II he was ready, TO which he
replied, "Yes; goodbye to ALL" The
rope was cut, and White was launched into
eternity. The fall, although six feet, did
not break his neck, and he died OF strangu.
lation. The body, after hanging eighteen
minutes, was cut down and delivered to his
friends for burial.
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FINANCIAL.
aICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. June 10. 1881
SALES 10 SHARES Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusfa Railroad stock at AZ, 100 DO. ;. go. at Al.
10 do at Az; so shares Petersburg Railroad stock
at "a, 60 d.. at 344; 9 shares Old Dominion Steam
ship Company stock al 106li. do. at log: 1000
shares Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Railroad
% rs at 1854; 10 srares Norfolk and Western
preferred Railroad, y. g., at 63, 10 do. Il. C., at
63s, 20 do. at 64k; Is shares Chesapeake aud Chic
Railway stock at 3Oa; 20 shares Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad at 103; 40 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at 81.
EVENING SALEs.-10 shares Petersburg aud
Weldon Railroad stock at 34s; ITO shares Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad stock at 81; $50
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at e2 !;
100 shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
siock NJ 66L.
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aoas Nh. ~ s-u.h wSsr Tss ;'siIsdsinSl,
A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL SfNf
PEAN STEAMSHIP <sPSA
Ia TICKETS. -
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

1000 MArS STREET,
Representing the following hr,i-class ocean steam.
ship lines from Boston, New f.sA, Phiiadrp ana
baltimore. 10 Europe SCtjNAED. WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GutoN, INMsN: AMEk-
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GERMAN
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. aud bos.
nEAux. FIRST cLASs- sEcoSp-tSAssl AAa
sTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all me pripsipai
points IN Europe. Excursion tickets NJ rsdneeo
rates. State-rooms sscnred In advance. Pa -
going 10 Europe or scndIng for their f.ents would
fore ing elyew here. RAILROAD and steamship
tickets 10 al poyts IN tue United staiss aud ssn'
ada. Rsies saye as az depois and general onlees.
No tIaeb.e " answer questions wi,s 70 o. car o"
General Railroad and steamship Agent,
1000 Main street, RlchH0pd, Va,
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Florida Items.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June lO.-A iaige
building In process OF erection ior lhe
Goodman Institute (coloreO was down
down yesterday. No lives were iost;
The revenue-cutter Bake, wnicn was
grounded on ST. Johns bar Monaay h'g"''
got of uninjured.
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Mail, 63k; @. g. aud .. g.. AK; Northern pa
einc common. 43k: Northern Pacific preferred,
preferred. 7s4: Central Pacific. gsa; Rock Island,
IA4t: Chessp.ake and Ohio. 3Oh; Louisville and
Nashville, I074: Ontario aud Western, y6E; Man.
ada Southern, 10 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
1861: Denver aud klo Grande, IL TX: 81. Paul and
Omaha, 44s: ~. Paul and Omaha preferred. lO7k;
e, G: 9. and l., 81; Erie aud Western, SO; Col.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June l0.-vrginia 81, deferred, 8 !;
conso's. e3S: second series, AN; pasI-due cou-
pons, 9Jt; new 1O-4f's, 50.
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Fatal Roller Explosion.

PoTrsyILLs, PA. June l0.-The boiler q,
Atkins q Brothers rolling mill expiodeai
to-day, badly scaldiug twelve men, Ihree .,
whom will die. The boiler was leaky, anu
orders were given yesterday to draw tue
fires and repair it, but for some reason 'ney
were not Obeyed.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
EoR WASHINGTON 60
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the old and fayorl,e route
BETWEEN QUASTIGO AND WASHINGTON.

THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
built expressly for this service, viii make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunda, in connection with
trains OF the Richmond. Frederick, burg and Poto-
mac railroad. Leaving Richmond at s:l2 A. NJ. and
$40 T.. NJ, arriving at Washington at r. VI. aud
1O:30 L. NJ.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, a view OF the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER, passing in full view OF MOUNT VBkNvN ;
eleganily-seryed meals, grand IN Ia saloon, superb
staterOoms. delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
water, aud all the complete appointments OF a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QuaniicO to Washington (iimitedl, 81.
straight and round Trio tickets between Richmond
and Washington AT lowest rates at offices Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud 20 omac railroad
aud A. W.GARBrR'S.
GEORGE MsTTINGLY. up.rintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agent 1000 MIin street.
my 10
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ST. LOUIS, June 10.-A car OF new wheat
first OF the season. arrived here yesierday
from Fort Worth, Texas. 1t Is graded NO. o
led winter, and sold at $3.50 per pusne''
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, ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ Road COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES,
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY Is. 1881.
Lynchburg PASSENGER Train. No. A. Daily.

Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. A, Daily.
Arrive Burheyllle......".... .".",".ll:30 A. NJ.
Train No. "A connects al Burkeyille with Nor
folk ard Western railroad for Farmvile, Lynch
burg, and all sOulhwester points.
Train No. 30 FAST mall stoDs only at Jetersviile,
Drakt's Branch. Barksd3e's. Danviile. Greensboro,
salisbury, Charlotte spsranburg. Greenyille, Sem
eca TOccoa, Lua ard gainesville, connecting At
Atlanta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. As Through passenger stops AZ all sta.
lions, connec' Ing NJ sutherin's with Milton and
Sutherln Nsrrow-Gsuge railroad fer Milton at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all pOip In Western North Carolina; at Atlantis
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ (ihrough pas engfr and MALL stope
at all stations. connecting al suhern's with Milton
ana Suhern Narrow Gauge railroad for Milton
at Atlanta for all points South and Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, and
Florida points.
Trains from the aboye-named points arrive ~
Richmond 443 z. NJ, AIS +. NJ, 7:2S A. NJ, and
7 L. NJ.
PCLLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4s-New York and Atlanta uf0
Richmond.
ON Train No. 42-Wsshingtcn. AT d Richmond,
and Danyllle, and Danyille aud Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points sousn. southeast, ano
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. VI. r. TALCorr. General Manager. my ID
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Flour.

Flour-we quote Fine, sS@s3.5O; extra. $3.50
$3.50: super6De, s3.75@s4.50; common family,
t6Ms6.25; choice or patent family. t7.5OmsS
stanton Inspection. extra, 1919: superane, IS.