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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND SEMINARY.
IL RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. T.. G.. Peg TON aud
MRS j. X. GARNkTT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS.

The continued growth Of this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered IL necessary TO
secure increased accommodations the building
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
for term Of wears. This building was designed
and for a number Of years has been u,ed for
school purposes. IL will be thoroughly repaired and
made complete In All its appointments. The accom-
mOd@ ions for boarders the best. Two young A.
dies to room, and single rooms provided when de-
sired.
A comfortable apartment and all necessary atten-
ton prOyId for the sick.
The school will REOPEN MONDAY, September
10, 1881.
For information as to prices, &c. apply for cata-
lORue at the bookstores, or TO
je 30.d1w&teodts JOHN H. POWELL.
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CTRAYED, a RED.AND.WHlTE rs!
- COW with hole In one ear. liberal re- ILL.,
ward viii be paid II retained 10 sos east Cary
street O o-zt"
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nor SALE, AT GORDONSVlLLE. VA
II A CHOICE PROPERTY OF FORTl.IuEtk
ACRES. HIGHLY IMPRoFFD-!lCI i..l.
fully siua ed. and wtthin a few minnie Val 4
churches. schools -Ofiice, railway station ~
There l- 4 variety aud abundance ~ FIJI o., "..-
every convenience FOR a most comfortable bone.
FOR further particulars apply 10
GEORGE BkuNN,
tc25.l2tt GOrdJu.iIIp, &c.
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DOR SALE.-WE HAVE FOR SALEra
Il ONE OF THE HANDSOMtsr DWELL. a
INGS ON FRANKLIN STREET, with Hff
grounds.
Only those interested IN such properly and 'h
mean business nCeA apply.
r. b. CHAFFIN 4 co..
iy2-3t Real Estate Ar.'
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YnR NKNE.

DOR RENT, AND POSSESSION ST.
E AT ONCE. that most desirable CORNER All
BUILDING long occupied by the Ci,y Bank, at the
southwest corner Of Fourteenth and Main streets.
with the OFFICES ABOVE This Is a most desira-
BILE stand for any kind Of business.
Also the nice and attractive BUILDING adjoining
the CITY Bank in same b1nk, with Eice DWELL
ING above and basement. For retail or insui ance
business IL is unsurpassed. Prices very reasonable.
ROBERT y. LYME,
iy2 ct Real Estate Agent.
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real ESTATE AGENTS, DC.


I b. f l. A NJ,
SUCCESSOR TO RICHARDsOS 4 th'
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCIIOSft@ And
NOTARY PUBLIC.
III3 MAIN STREE.
real. ESTATE SOLD AND RENI.' it"
LICLY OK PRiEA1ELT.
RFNTS COLLECTED PROMPTLY M
PROMPT Returns MAD
LOANS NEGOTIATED OK REAL E>IAlt I'd"
COLLATERALS.
THE UTMOST CAPE TAkFN ~ itNDHV
AND INVESTING MONEY
DEEDS CAREFUL LY PREPARED MD ~
ACKNOWLEDGMENT TAKEN.
Mr.. LAWSON l.. DEARBORS Is With me. 'ni ~ -
b. pleased to see Ms frends. le i''"'iN
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioHeer,
lib Main street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME
IL SHOP AND LOT ON SEVENTEENTH Be
TWEEN RICHARD AND BALDWIN STREETS,
TOGETHER WITH THE PERSONAL EFFECTS
OF BEVERLY FOWLER. DECEASED, CON
SISTING OF BLACKSMlTHS TOOLS, ANVIL,
BELLOWS, LUMBER. OLD BRICK, FURNl-
TUkE, &C.-I Will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6TH,
at O'Clock =. 81, the FRAME SHOP and LOT
fronting on the east line OF seventeenth Rich
ard street l7h feet with depth Of 20 feet, more or
less, TO an alley feet wide.
AFTER WHICH,
will sell all the BLACKSMITH TOOLS
ANVIL, BELLOWS,
FURNACE WISE, &C. &c;
5000 BRIO H, LUMBER, &C.
TERMS Realty, one third cash balance At 81 X
and twelve months. interest added and secured by
tru. deed for personally. cash.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Jy2 Executor.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TO TOURISTS AND INYALIOS.
POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLAsKs,
POCKET DRINKING-CUPS.
TRAVELLER SOAP BOXES,
POCKET H.BOXES WAX MATCHES,
WHlSP BROOMS. TOlLkT-CASES,
HAND. aud FOLDING MIRRORS,
TOOTH. NAIL, HAIR, and FLESH-BRUSHES,
HAIR FLESH-GIOVhS,
BLACKING and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SETS. 49,
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN, and AMERICAN
COLOGNES and EXT RACTs for the handker-
BAY RUM (importea),
RUBBER AtR-PILLOWS,
RUBBER AIR. CUSHIONS,
RUBBER ICE-BAGS for the head,
RUBBER HOT-WATER BAGS,
MEDICINE DOSE-GLASSES,
MEDICINE DOSE-SPOONS. &C., &c.
For sale by Il. ROBERTS BAKER
successor to Meade 4 Bdker),
jy1 9lY east Main street.
DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.
USE CARBOLATE OF LIME AND CHLORIDE
OF LIME,
THE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST EFFECTUAL
DEODORIZERS AND DISINFECTANTS
known for purifying sinks, cellars, or alleys.
For sale low By #. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor to Meade & Baker,
jyl 919 east Main street.
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By II. seldom Taylor.
successor 10 James NJ. Taylor ( SOM
Real Estate Agent and AuCtoneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESlRA-
Il BILE TWO.STORi BSICK DWELLING. No.
2l2, On THE WEST SIDE OF LAUREL
STREET BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AND
BEVERLY.-By virtue Of a certain deco Of uust
executed on the 21s day Of June, 1878, 10 James
NJ Taylor, trustee, duly recorded In The clerks Office
of Richmond Chanctry Court In d. b. lib g"
page 2, TO secure The payment OF a certain sum Of
money therein mentioned, default having been
made In the payment Of a part OF said deot, and at
the request Of all he parties interested VIII, IS
the execu' or OF the said james VI. TayOr, trustee
proceed sell at public auction, upon the premi es
on
THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1881, AT 8 O'CLOCK +. NJ.
or fair If not an The next fair day ihereafter) the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed, consisting
Of LOT fronting the west side of Laurel street
between Cumberland and Beverly 3OXl30 feet 10
an alley 20 feet wide, with a NICE TW O-Sl DRY
BRICK DWELLING thereon. containing five
rooms besides kitchen, and In good order.
TERMS: Very liberal, aid made known At the
hour OF sale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
je26 Executor of James u. Taylor, Trustee.
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At LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. this road con.
meets with the KENTUCKY CENTRAL and GIN
CINNATl SOUTHERN, North 10 CINCINNATI
ana South to CHATTANOOGA, West Ella the L.
q. and l.. 10 LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS and be-
yOnd, Southwest 10 PADUCAH, MEMPHIS, and
the whole system Of roads diyeTging thence.
AT HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
Il connects with the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAIL WAY TO the EAST, Ella RICHMOND, 20 The
fnest harbor on the ATLANTIC COAST at
NEWPORT NEWS,
passing thoongh the MAGNIFICENT mineral and tim
Der lands OF Eastern Kentucky, the famous blue
grass, gran cattle tobacco, and hemp lands OF Gem
trail Kentucky, which will pour It's freights over This
line 20 the eastern markets.
MORE THAN HALF OF THE BONDS HAVE
BEEN DISPOSED OF.
PRICE TO-DAY, SOB AND ACCRUED IN
TEREST,
subject 20 further advances without notice
We recommend these BONDS 10 our friends and
as d 1rSt.class railroad security.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK Brokers, agents for the sale OF the BOnds,
eil-lm Ill3 Main street Richmond
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Trustee In second deed.
ROBERT e. LYME, AuctiOneer. jy2
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ELIzABETHToWN,
LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
MORTGAGE, $3,5OO,OOO.
SINKING FUND, $4,000 YEARLY.
LENGTH OF ROAD. 1876 MILES.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, TO HUNTINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN MARCH AND SEP
TENDER.
DENOMINATION 1000,
IN COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS.
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LOST, sTRAyED. AND sT0LEN.

TOST, A BUNCH OF SMALL KEYS.
them ri this oaice. ~ 5-lis
, 1881-12-07
nlsEr;nAlshlSn 'ili;cEt'kNts.

sp.:t,.: Iaapaks.. 10 !tn. Caisdia 7f's"ts' ;.
,WAAluSdroS, D. t., lire. n-rl~ rpIn'"ts
tim II ths uirccunftntig, If tho llolsa Ma IT.
tecto.l toliaylna very orderly ns:.nner. rSeep'
that tic question IN to ti.s right u eat'1'"a
tho Alnr.l,pn nplegnte ryo,n t'lalh to pe sealsa
upon pritla tarlo credentials Is mi ~! sr
tlMt, :lllu itYawIttg Ut Eela took t'I''ee III .,s
afternoon tlle Utmost gs,ol. l1''n''r, Us "s,
always pe,41 the G,,stnnl.' t;plae of Luz ~"
nlen,iNrs> wero' Tie 1',ost .fufsH''a'f' "a''.
sou,a ol te Old alll lnnro pfo!l!ll1r'i, '", ~,
suffered busl!y fran ts chnlrea o. 'l'e i,'i
1lp tuautlcr Of drawing seats vas W. ~
this ypag from the custom w!''rl' Is shpp',''s H.,
Il, hayo prevailed tInca tho foundation ~ sns
Government. illllserto tho lln'IIes ol es.', e..
member, written upon Separate si'p' ~ ~ ,h,
1,er, l,ass bcel placed III h"S' a''u' ~ .n
j}al,1rs were Withdrawn. tllc 'nel'pgt M,.u
.nanp VIVA read kciccted hlsseat AID aee'p1t ',,
It, until nil tle .stsats were rtosc'f. w. ar a
last Congress It wns Objected ttas ,,ao sao n,,I m
ntccas Of uapGr adhered 10 racl' osi1e!. "sa
1t oftum happcned ttnt tile mines u, w., IN.
all OF u statu delegation Wefa s'a"1l ~. f,rn,
'getler, the ,in!nes having bce'l eop's" '.a,,I
tllp roll t,y Stascs. vha change i'lss.eu" ,,a,,,
In ills Congress was to hase cSefs .'P ~
sentative anl Deieeate lt''tsoe'su ,.r
thu ofllcfal rol in, alfabettcai ",".m or
whl!p nuinbar OF ssu't - ,'.rsol,s
face corresponding to tho Humber OF ps'm .'n.
III tile roll, a,ul numbered 1tola t.'.,, 1"s tia,
sccu.iyely, were placed III tho ooA' AAe
, 1881-12-07


WASHINGTON, d. O., lice. d.-;tt can E1a
dc[ult)y ami nufi,ottiatively stated that See
rctarylInnt WlIi rttntn hls' Cabinet position
a,ul TINT .Jai.less wtlI rolnair .at tho lead Of
tho l'@Ht.O .OlIlce l'npart,'el,t antl thu end OF
tho prcsunt fiscal .yenr.. .lnInes. when Q,its-
tol,utl loltg,t atllNlttc. TINT iIu fs to .l'''ln
until tie 'rnu Ut. next. June, astl Li'c"ln
nlso a,li1ls tliat In will fenaln. IL
is reported tsn1git t'iat kirkwdm.l nus
nlso been s,ljnfned by tlte l'res'tlent u'as ~
desires him to roulaln. \ Western stla'os
fnforntd!l the Wcs.cr,, hssstlH9tl ripss -.
hight tltlt Kttkwndi! wtI remain: i.a''!, ss -
is sai., %lll probably re'naiA fora Will. pEl
Will eventually n|a|;9 iao inr io!'S;srrl: t.! Ss1t.
thFJ oi Stato md Attor!y.s'rnsrul. ala: "" ~,
'rrtnsllry having tln,en llllt!t, tssls ma6es w
tiso c1lnpl9nIAhtLHt Nle E9plnet..
, 1881-12-07

1ttn3 t,&o Ill -
ccisua ~ s!le"co from both sislcs: afla a1tor
H. .!'a'ents Prime senator 1'nE'' or ,Aia-
1al'"' a1tau a'a! w't'l.'row. tlo resolution
t!steI 's.a, yssas!ay, 1eaY'iR II; To lfrs's!oiit
''"s,s :" teea" l',o appointment o5 cosl'a"it.
''s. ..~ ne.wns'' .o lafates This was 1lot N
somSs'tea'Iu "ss ,, " w'.s s5leeci' bht wns tho
ss,t.' esutss "usnuu ut1' ~ ca'aes D. pelo.
.."'1 ~, ou'".s at, ''c" Jug 'hor'!ns ns ioi'
s.,.. m"s .o.a s"ea ~ tno Eah'a''lus rcsoitloi,'
dws"1nh u! 'ts Nunptlon W voto "t u 10 oo'
1te folI.eali toVeEopel =: V =
>. y yGTE,i.tslstslr Arr:
Ind tlliatty co,nn nrnt,ntt,
nAl,, accepting tlip Inevitable. rocurufIull
Senator Atdti0no hs a HepAbilcnu md nnlrctl
wEthl hin, IT lcinr ro,,,I il,nt In i,n,, ~ ,,oIr >
,ytffu snI,,, ns,t,',,, ~ u '.ss,' t. ~.
-. - oe".Hp, u'1."i, ~ .h"tttnila' .4hs
tito subject Ut discussion at tho Democratic
callells fl ttD n,ortfrr. antf. tj,n,frh M, III.
, 1881-12-07

Cahisact Gossip All tile Syiy troiii Town.
spsttas Dapateh to 1ns Chicago 1rto.ins. -
, nunuuuE, Ia.. peo. DAN llnpursan. bit Ut lt,-
formation con.os ftum f,ea atplnrs from t1,an
whn Ia known the s,ato over ns otiu 1T tho ,nost
saxactouR and rclfabl6 politicians In lowa. liz
sayk thefo are good grot.sla for btlief that Kirk
mont. Tho President freely nxprrsse.I ligk re-
Rarrl for und xreut tontl,lettcu III hlr. Kirtwoh.l,
aud u very strong tnutclnent has btnn Inhtte ri
certain that nc cnauuo IN tho department will
bp nlllIa for ROtuu time.
, 1881-12-07
NATIONAL c0TTON.PlANTERs' hSsOCih-
Tim

ATLANTA; Ca, reci 0.-Tolay at the Expos!-
tton Grounds tho Natfo,ihl Cotton. pAntefs Az
socatlan met ln convention. isesl.lcnt Mora-
hea1 III Tho chair. Addrcsst,s were 1nadu by
nirector.leneru! Kimbatl. nov, Eo!1utts, and
ot bllssias!ppE prusilUnt MureheuI kpt,kv il,
tho uSeHlnu ut the Capital, and commissioners
Lorlug VII speak ut tho Exposition tbmustuw.
, 1881-12-07

Tbs Fcilllfgkcc HtntO FNndIN. LnWs
NastIyItr.r, Tent. Dec. G-TIio State Fund
Ing 1}onrd tn.tny IN tho Supreme Cn,lrt cttetrl
a motion to advance, btf tho docket tho cnse OF
tho Fun'l1hx b'Il Injunction suif KNOW, III No.
1Gt II Gltt pussch by tho lust 0enctal Assembly
finding tho Stntp tleht at par nnd 4 per cent
enillH,ns receivable for .tnxes II tho caso Ia
not advanced II 10 pruhnhlU tint, owll0 til the
crowlei etute OF tho docket. tgo cnsn may not
to reuehed for years, and may DC left open for
further agitation in tho next atAtc election.
, 1881-12-07
4 Vote in the Senate Diaoloses
a Bourbon Paired with
Malone
Bad Luck Of Prominent Con-
gressnen In Casting Lots
for Seats.
Fitzpatrick Dead-Star Routes Ad-
jourument Till Friday-The
Mississippi.


sp<tta, Dt,patis N n, fatrs,. c,r,h,.r..
! WAsutSoroy. ID. e.. 1rr. r-1m,ne,ftalc1v
after tie cnne t,lsion Of tl,e routl,,o business
il, lila Senate iutloy. Nfni. prt,lc,,. nm nj sn
1,rcsi,]ent,s sccrotnriea. matIn Ills o,,urnr.
ancr. CARRYING M nru,fnl NJ noc,nras nr
t1,nn,1script nnti ,not,s T'hcv wrro rcroivrH
In accnr,innon will TIM aatnh,ia,a,, otl,,,nt
nnd ,Ju,lfrn Davis ,l}rectnI tha tm,nc,Iiutn
rcn,,nr Of tt,o mnsaorI,. II {vns written on
unpcr having +, uecu h]ncl, harder. n,,tt 1,
printed cnnIps ware FINISHED tl,e Sonntors
M i,ns t,cen t[ona for sn,u,, ycurs nosf Tf,ov
listened to The rcouinr. lowcyer. y1ti m.
.rs,1ai attention. and ti,cro wer. rr;,nncnt r ,r
lto,is of appreciation. csuectnltv Inv TIM I,e-
pulIicous Aftnr fhe yoinmfmnus ;loc,,n,cut
lad been read. opinions on If wcre fFneIy
exchanged a,notte tle Scuntors. Tho pc,,ernt
ycrtlEc: was n fa.orabI,, onc. Every ono
liked tho frnu1.. buslness.Iike. urtcttcoj man
uer nj whtc1, tta President dealt viii, tia
importnut questions which he s,iccrsslyvly
toui ,,p nlncihy his yiows bnforo t,ourrass
mi % t1c p t ro"ntry no ,"lf % ,'nuisato,1n i..a
ness for Endorsement nr rn1crtlon nv lin
Legislators n,ttl l,v tno noonic .r,ern yyns s1s
unrl,ans. ,,oa I'M ,,,,rl, ,,etni,l. " ~ 0 '''~'
,,urs,,,ru,r ,,no rrv nAv,s .
subscounnily crrnteti II spnsnt,nn #, tho scn.
tttu ths. dfternoon by a,,tidenly rastInr hsftl,,
.tho secrecy whtcj, In hnh hrtrtnfo,1. ,iat,n,n,j
1t ntlyiuatIe II, tcet5 reEart,tr hta .,trsitttn In
tho 1nattot Of ,;reDrgnnf2fng tic genntc,; nMf
from lis old scat decarod Its Views mid ill.,
tentl0ts. This act ui, ills tntt was matte
without ntiy prevlots advertisement, and It's
aatllleM,less sobk asar,' ono BY aiifprise. 1t
wns lust after tito Cerk ldtl llntsllrtl reaL,,g
tho message, and when tho ghlierics ,weru
almost n,nnty a,t) i1urtttv II scora of Seurtf,rs
, 1881-12-07

'S s'tetas Disp4tea to NJ cat:aso 51tbdds,
'WAslrSarox,, D. T., Dec. U.-sl6se VI ti,e
nfleraoon WA uecupiea by both.A .Atoases; Of
Co'1grrss IN listening 10 Tho feN3lng of t',b
Presidents ,oluIa!nous lnessASe, ,.wllle!
reacIIeu tie Capltol il tew rltlsutea helqro
/ o'clock; TIE re4'lias of ,'te t'loeanasnt
was compieted ln tho Senate: befare i1was
eesan tn ths llo''se. Tls,s Msfe iat tsw ',A,
ssssai ss9as9as x' ss $s sssss ssss t ss et 3 IT, @
sage referring to tlle assassination of p!csL-
dent tln>tlaltl wnra raPeivtlt as d lifting
, 1881-12-07
Judlulal Klecllua ia. Warren Con- nty,
illinois,


Special Dllpatth 10 Ths Chstdeo tribune.
btoNA0u1I1, H., neu. G.-liolurns from tho
speeIat cIectlun t0tlaY for .tudgn Of Wasrsn
County inlrnto tho election OF Ja,aes H.. Stow
art, Independent, oyor Alh,on klller, ilebt,b-
l!clu. Vi Il sn,ilEl majority. Blk towns Ktye
Stewart u majority,
, 1881-12-07
SOLD THEIR SAWMtLL AND SALT WORKS.

LAST BAaINAW, Michtt 'pre. G-Slbley s. 1lar-
ringer hayo sold ihalr sawiulll and salt works,
,,thros mica below this ulty, kaown us ths Crow
Island Works, aud D..00 acres Ut pine land m
Tho AugrM hlvrg, to tho shepherd i Morse
t.umhrr Company, ut llustntl. an1 Il. Il. 1luys &
Co., Ut ureeiyi.lo, th!a stAte. The coaslIera-
huh IL repurtoa ut $+05 1W. -.
, 1881-12-07

COULD bu Ionc would be TO let t:iatters stand.
yfars ysar te IN {, SnSSas n S, oS %1ni4 sfre ,s
~.--".--- -
DAVIS SPEECH
rolts N POWER. .
.op, MAsm,xa7lX ,, D C., ne n'; o,t tl!e sen,to
lion prev!,lins tes liz Continuance nee q lie
tn.t ",,sston 1,.aaI.,a"t ,,so .,',, ....
ns sssn ','., a"'ao", IT,, t." au," D'.' s"o
u ,'o,"''s otsupi ~ io,st nc"t ~ t''o
ttoor, having yncated tie C'lair to llnrrls)
Sa,M: M,, poru,nsxr. ,r,o so,,n,, o,.o,, ,.,,o,,
riieT tn sr,nnai n9 H. fviis qnst ,s f1 ~.
ssa'iy @ SsosShs aS%t A. %n u Sne.sstea ei'asss @ i.
nv ,nats % ~ NY ;, ~
rns;Innt sit 'Iv saa niu s ~
~ ts "n nonhn ws f,e how s r! ~ eAe 'a n
iuonias' oxpcricnou Il, Tic ESeo1iiyo aGmjr.
fhesso stern iaets Sro tin q u,iinenation. They
tens s h fra n haaq h9pes and ho
f this nil nssrl,ntin,,. tio t,,,.v ,yttI ,;n,,scs
m HIM. ~ m y,ISi, III 9 s ,I ,c % ~ @ @ vns sU ~ 'Enstn
urcnt IA MN tv ercnyon,,ni whIr str' ,y nr. ar.
sss syss y 10 sa ',;' %,!st tsSsSe tSs l.ssrt
ne earer eS ,dnS;er e r. ny seeDs r wEao
h n9" 9 4,' H. ac tat
ysaasf e isss1ea Ess eSss.s,s eI Sy ths s s.
siiy ,is i slssls Sos 6sss :,.j III RsfsoSS!
isr,,,,sS stiteS: y, IT, .. dis , MaS'o <. 6aesias
T"1,"r,s t .m,,nt"nnni.., ai'nn,or !.'osf
rres rr"1,os" to % nx,cn'l To- hIs, administr%t,ol ii
9Sx II NJ. Me wro$ m H., ~ pS osons ~ .is
, 1881-12-07
WASHINGTON.

H.. .-------- .---------4-
Two. Events Of Importance
chronicled ut the
Capital.
Reception Of tho AIessago Of tic
President Of tho Unitod =
Stntes. ..
Declaration Of Davis that the
Senate Shall Be Re-
publican.
Text Of His Speech, Advanc-
ing the Reasons for
His Action.
Western congresamen Put Out
by the Presidents Views
on Silver.
Eastern Go'dbuge Equally Dis.
pleased with Some Of His
Revenue Ideas.
4 Vote in the SENATE Diaoloses
q Bourbon Paired with
Malone.
Bad Luck Of Prominent Con-
gressmen In Casting Lots
for Seats.
Fitzpatrick Deaa-8tar Routes-House Ad-
jounment Till Friday-The
i. Mississippi.
, 1881-12-07

Made utl Assignment.
To70NTh, ncR. a-Chhrles Il. Tttorfo & Co.,
crooktry ticnlurs hare. iayh assigned.
, 1881-12-07
1EUSICAT GOODS,
MUSICAL !
HOLIDAY
GOODS!
Lyon & l[EALY


beg 10 announce that until after
the close Of tllc Holiday Scnson
their Wholesale Departments will
be Mt the service Of rcfnil buyers.
Their assortment Of MtSicul G0ols
suitable for Holiday Gifts is INN.
sually c01nplcte. embracing
Musfcal Boxes,
Musical Toys,
Piano Stools,
Piano Covers,
Music Folios,
Music Stands,
Music Rolls,
Music Books,
vioiins,
A. ;,sssS;;; An Guitars,
Flutes, '''''
Flies,
Clarionets,
Drums,
Acc0rdionS,
Comets,
Orguinettes,
Harmonious,
And many Musicnl NOVELTIES
selected by our European buyer
daring his recent soj0llrn abroad.
III addition to the articles ulIoyo
enumerated our stock comprises
Mnsicnl Merchandise Of every lie.
scriptfon, including rianos aud
Organs. -.....
LYON g. HEALT,
Stntc aud MOnroc.sts.
, 1881-12-07

ttorsfurd's Acid phosphate fh Loss Or
appetite.
liorsrorl's Acid Phosphate IL used With great
uhnnrIa
, 1881-12-07
LYON 8, HE:ALY
UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
GOLDEN OPINIONS
Of Leading Artists and Others Who
Have Used Them,


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0e balanced rnnn evrr INV. M inatrsmont that
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Author Of "The ChIfnp." abolition l.yrs," "Gbotal
Anthems" "iFntss uneEinK," etc.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29

The Texas delegation to Congress propose
to have some legislation by the presen, Con-
gres. which will definitely settle the que
tons arising out of the disputed boundary
between the Indian Territory and Texas. in
the Pan Handle region OF the State 1t lie
not, perhaps, generally known ;hat Il e
whole OF Grier county. as it now stands on
the msp Of Texas, embracing a territory OF
between forty and fry thousand square
miles and containing m 4rvelously ri h land,
lie claimed by the United States and BY
Texas. The Secretary of the Int Tor for
bids the introduction OF population into it
"a part OF the Indian Territory, but never
theless Texas land script is beng located
within the country, aud Corgre-s at is las
session, passed bill creating jgdiei,l di.-
'rict in Northern Texas which in, laded
Gii,r county, thereby tsciriy adm iiiog the
clsim OF Texas 10 Il at country. But it j.
claimed by the Interior Department that the
attention of Congress was not called to the
question.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-29
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