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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-18
WASHINGTON.
Senator Edmunds Sick.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Senator Edmunds
left Washington last night for Florida and
Senator Vance of North Carolina paired with
him. Edmunds is troubled with a bad cold
and seeks warmer climate. His condition is
not source of alarm, however.
The Search for the Jeanette.
The board of naval officers now in session at
the Navy Department will recommend that
the detail for the proposed Jeanette search
expedition consist Of six officers, including the
commanding officer, and about 50 men. AS
the volunteers already exceed this number no
difficulty will be experienced in this particular
Secretary Lincoln has appoint ed Chas. S.
Sweet of Chicago as his private secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-18

for April; 417s l421ac for May; 42642hc june
Oats firm and higher at 35c for cash; 341ac April
359351ac for May. Rye is firm at l 0212 bid
Barley quiet. Pork quiet at 10 10. Lard is firm
Receipts, 900 bbls Hour, $4,000 bush wheat
90 600 bush corn, IS 600 bush oats, 1000 bush
rye. 1000 Dush barley.
Shipments-6 600 bbls -four, 200 bush wheat
10000 bush oorn 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush
barley, 5000 bush rye.
at O3A for March: O714 for April; O67s bid
for May; OSA al % June.
MILWAUKEE. March 17.-Wheat unsettled; No 2
at GA cash; O25s Marchj1 03Hs April; 0S14
for May.
NEW, YORK, March 17.--Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands 10s4c.
NEW ORLEANS. March l7.-Cotton is firm: Mid
ding uplands 107sc.
SAVANNAH, March 16.-Cotton is quiet and firm
Middling uplands 10 9-l6@1o5sc.
MEMPHIS, March 17.-Cotton frm Miidling up
lands at l03sc.
MOBILE March 17.-Cotton is quiet and steady;
MddliDg uplands at 1O1sc.
European Markets.
Bv Teegraph.)
LONDON, March 17.-Amerlcan securities-United
States bonds. 41as, 115.
Ell frmer and fractionally dearer; Mddlineluplands
at 61sd; Orleans at 3-16d; sales TO- 600 bales
speculation and export 1000: receipts 8 900 bales
American 8, 100; futures firm.
LIVERPOOL. March 17-l.3O r. M-Flour So 6d0
lis; Winter Wheat at 9s99s Sd; Spring Wheat at
do at IS 5d99s l0d; Corn at 5s 4ad95s Cd Peas at
Us 1Od. Provisions, &c.,-Pork 68s; Beef 75s; Ba-
con at Ais 6da42s Cd; Lard at 53s 3d. Cheese Sos:
TallOw at 35s. at London 39s Sd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-18

A resolution was introduced into the Wis
consin Senate yesterday for the appointment
of a committee TO investigate the current re-
port that members of the legislature were
bribed to vote for Angus Cameron for Senator
1T was laid over till today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-18

The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-18
EUROPE.

An Internal Machine in London.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE MAN
SION HOUSE.
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PORTLAND, March IT.
The following quotation of Grain received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-18

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal To G
W Trua n Co.
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Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND March 16.
For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 81 cars miscellaneous mer
chandise
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Low Grade
Michigan. ...6 25d5 so
st. Louis Win
ter fair 0Oa6 rs
" inter- good. g % at 80
Winter best. ..6 75@7 90
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Legislation inexpedient was reported on or.
der relating to fixing the fees of appraisers and
commissioners at certain sum per day.
Resolve relating to the docI mentary history.
of the State was referred to the next session. of
the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02

Rrirf 5iews.-Tne to,iowsag IL me re-
mort ~ the Chief OF Police showing ,ne
amount a work done Vt the Msyots Cous,
1mr,ns the Month OF Jaouary= Number @
so,o,ss eases disposed Of, p; misdemeahof'
9. o,dmspcs violation. I6-total.sb.
Tbe CITY Council wilt meet tridsy nigm
AZ "a o,deok. In q few weeks the time o.
meeting VIC, be changed tors c'e'eck.
Two horses attached to wagon ne'ons-
Ing "a Mr. Pocket, farmer ~ Ihes.et'
Geld. ran sssy on Holt street olonoay ai,et-
noon and sxcated great excitement. tn
wagon wss demolished. Two persons WEI.
y, /, and were throwa ont sot not injured
Mr. Ka,sew w. levitt. OF Midlothian
uas s.so,,,,ed white going To his home MOB
day aigln from the pits Wy an uhNho""
naxtc. who rocked him ADD can on.
Vcs,ieles Save been dives on tue pave
non, on Txelf,b street until the walkws,
bas become greatly damaged. Inc cnle,
al rcliee arrested party YESTERDAY cnarseo
with driving on this paveGest, ana lne ess'
will he hsatS at the Mayors Cenrt 'h'sno'"
iBe- ,,.o.,,,o ,os,er
A,v. aod on sccount OF the sieet wa'S'n'
was very oad on Hut street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02
Tie Kansas Liquor Law.
RICHMOND. VA. January 81. 1881.


Editors Dispatch: Referring TO your re-
ply OF recent date to your corr espondent,
" 10 asked il tbere was prohlonory liquor
law in Kansas, and if it was enforced, let me
saw there is such law there, recently passed,
and that it originated with the women OF
Kansas. VINO were most active in the " cru
SADIE movement" there some years ago. rue
law is quite rigidly enforce d in The western
part OF Kansas, but in Middle and East Nan
SIS little attention is paid to 1t by the ON
Gals Tue message Of Governor st. John
to the Kansas Legislature, now IN session
contained clause strongly advocating That
action he taken to enforce this particular
law in all parts OF the State. The linpre,'
sion prevails generally in Kansas that while
toe law will not. for time at 'ea>'' De ie'
pealcd, the penalty for selling liquor wi bC
made merely nominal, and that saloon-kcep
ing Will be carried on as heretofore.
Yours truly, L.
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prOnthttOry B.iQuOr.Laws.

E,iit0rS OF lSiSp9tch: correspondent
writing fcom Wesson, Miss, requests you
to answer the following questions:
/. Whe,her any State OF the Union has
law PROHIBITING tue safe OF liquer in lis
limits.
2. What IS the nature OF the law If eX-
istinRF
3. III such Inv has been enacted, whether
Ii II observed?
You maSc br<s reply, but write rather
douttfUlly. viii you permit an answer,
therefore, from exc who has given con,
siderable thought 90 the whole subject, ana
has been Sn po<stion TO learn Tue results
of DrohItt0ry legislation!
As 10 the first inquiry, 1t may be stated
that Maize aud 4 susas are under pIohbi'
ton Her years Ike law has existed IN the
former " bile sa the latter IL was adopted
about 4 year ago. Prohibition pre-
walls sxer peasy bali The terrific
nv OF the State of Maryland-(. e., IN the
count les Of Keut, Caroline, Calvert, Prince
Georges, Cecil, awd Montgomery, in dis
tricts OF the cotiSsies OF Somerset, Queen
Anne's, Talbot. Dorchester, Frederick, and
Washington, aud in the town OF Wood
berry. Montgomery and Cecil, two OF the
best eovnties 10 the State, bave vefy recent.
Nv adopted the law, one BY majority OF
1850, and the other 9f l,6a3 Besides these
conguesis, the psineilae OF graduation has
assumed tue form OF law in VinclaDd, n.
d.. and In SarIous localities IN Virginia, ilil-
Dois, Texas, and otser States. IL usdy be
mater of interest 10 your corn 'spondent 10
know tDst la June last the per missiye bii',
Law for which the probibtio MSS OF Great
Britain have been iahoring for many wears,
passed the House OF Commons ~ decisive
majority.
To the second inquiry--as to the nature
Of the law-it may be answered tnat ia
Maine and Kansas 1t Is general Statute,
adopted by the representatives Of The loeo'
Me 10 convention or legislature assembled,
and Is applicable 10 all parts OF The STATE.
In Mar, land and 10 other STATES 1t was
passed by the Legislature, subject 10 the
vote OF the peODie 10 a county, or dls,rici,
or locality. II a ceRtaiD immunity vote
against license. the iiw goes INTO operation
there. II they vote for liceuse, II ooes not
90 Into effect. Or, in other word, in-
stead OF leaving II 10 The court 10 say
whether Licenses to sell shall be granted,
It Is left to the will OF the people,
as expressed. at the bailo'-b0x. This Is
knosn Us local option; and IL Is The same
prineiple OF prohibition recognized 10 the
English permisslye bill airesdy referred to.
II is doubtless the mot ffeciual method OF
prohibiting The liquor traffic; for prohioi'
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ancrsoN aALEs-.rhis Day.
BY lao. Nc. Lsizhton. Dr. Auctiorer'
1905 Main street,
>ourp Avn FNGrNE. MACHINE.

DOILER AND ENGINE. MACHINE
Is nv. sTORE.rIxTUREs. OFfNE.tU I'M
TIRE iRoN.sAFE. STOCK nf GROUND Cot-
FEtX SPICES, &c. AT AUCfiON.-bin,vins w
iermi,ed 10 discontinue business, We VIII sei |"
auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3D.
~ ,,,u o'clock n Our store No. 20 Fourteenth sree',
Sass,,n Main and Cary streets, the bilance OF our
STOt,k aud sTORE-FIXrURE~. consisting OF
About / 900 mounds GROUND mofrEr. ,.e,,
ED caddies md chests OF ASSoRIED TEAS ''"'h
finest 10 cheap grades
900 cans MTXEp TEAS.
A lot of EWING.TOBACto. ,,.,,.x-
A stock OF GROUND MUSTARD ana o'her cf'''-
a Sis,1'f y T"%1oFFEE-ReAsTERs,
rs feet OF SKATING.
BOGARInIS MILL.
lYALE rs INCH BURR-STONE MILL
z SPfUEsif rERS.
4LARGE COUNTERS.
/ lot OF sToRF.sHtLNINO ,,,o,, ar
/ WAia7s COMBINATIoN-LOCk IRON on
FBc f. SAFE, Medium size: ,o~ryu
spRtNG.TOP WAGON WITH HARNESS
and perfectly reliable WORK. HORSE.
OFFlC E DESK LtTIER.fkESS:
SHOW c AST. PLATFORM-SCALtS,
sets ca fNTtR-SCAItS ,..,.. ,.o.,..,
aud many other articles usefui IN bu'lness-"ouSeS-
ALSO,
l EIGHT. HORSE. POWER ENGINE AND BOiL.
TR, made hy W. T.. Tanner t0.. III peIies7
order. now ~ corner OF Main ana Elgh'h sIVo's
whereft mry be- examined. ,,-
An onnOrtuuify i now offered parties 10 go IbH
the business OF tnasiiug cofees spices toOacco man
ufacturers7 articles. &C.. rarely met win.
TERMS: suns ot $50 and under. cash ovtr r''
SHELTON. STAPLES 60.
,,t nee nser' jt30
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A Bird story.
HOW CROW CARED FOR WOUNDED BROTHER
AND LED HIM TO THE CRCMBS Provided FOE
FOREST FAvoRITSs BY A BENEVOLENT LADY.
(WarrentOn True Index

HOW CROW CARED fOk MOONpcp b""i ri'
AND LED HIM TO THE CRCMBS PROVIDED FOE
FOREST FAvoRITgs BY BENEVOLENT LADY.
(Warrenton True Index
! From the day after the fall Of the deep
snow to the present time one OF the tDonghl'
full NATIONS OF our town has regularly scat
tered the crumbs from her table in tue yard
| that the hungry birds might Ice fed. AT
first but few came 10 the banquet; but now
scores of different kinds OF winter BIRDS en-
joy aseI bounty. Among the number = a
crog. At first he approached cautiously, as
| il aware that his feather was under the ban
! of people for depreda'ions on fields OF corn.
| But after an unmoiested experience OF
lseyeral weeks he grew 50 tru5uul as To cot
bread from the hands of little children
But still more remarkable is this: A few
! days $50 that crow broCght with him 10 the
| premises a'iame crow. The last-eomer sat
on the garden fence and cawed alarm. HIS
guide flitted beside h,sl, aud, after bowling
| 10 him and qnieting his fears, lndtced him
| 10 trust himself IN the gardeD-waik- There
| the guide strobe confidently towards the
repast. and the lime erow limpcd after
bim. When the latter Jagged. toe for
mer woxld turn and Assure BIN " hos
piiabe treatment. His pan,omime vas as
eloq nent a. speech, and quite A. effective.
| Presently both reached the spread and eb-
| loved "a square meal" Since then the
two crows make daily visits with all the
ssuciness Of Black Republicans al the polls.
They seem TO claim first place a. the fesst.
| In ie,ealiDe tous the consideration OF the
| 6rsi crow for MANNED fellow The COED
! niair0n added. " IL birds are thus care
sui 10 share with each otoer what l.
ns0gideniiaiiy placed at the disposal OF
on y OF its feather ia this pinching weather,
how much n0re- careful man should he TO
ne The siofes Of which he is steward for
the relief Oh his fel,Ow-man." Lei grown
peysony ponder this saving; apd don't let
the iittl,, bOys who road this true DRY for
ret that yAhen tho SHOWS 90 and the flowers
come there will be- more melody arouod tue
home of tue good lads than around bones
from which the appealing presence Of hun.
CRY birds Is answered by u shot from rub.
Der sling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02

now MR.. sony N'LEAN WAS RELIEVED FROM
1rn ToRruRss or ACUTE RnErMATIsa--A
CASE OF PARALYSIS cuREp--PRofEssoR
cnoxwriI's TEsrIMoNY--wHsT DEueeisrs
HAVE TO SAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02
By George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud AucjiOuecr,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
/ LrTTLFFbRM, HORSE. BUGGY, AND n AZ.
MSS, cows, CART AND HARNFS>. SAl)DLE
AND BRIDLE. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FTRH ITIJRE. &C..&C Under tie provisions 90 a
Wilson's trustee, Merry II. and john (. Nisob'
bearing date March. S7s and duly recorded ia NE
clerks Office Of powha'au County Court. ID. u. No.
20 y. 81 .defm't having been maze IN me pay,
neni of the dfbt Jacrcin secured, and being r. Il
50 10 40 ~ he beneficiary. We vii oittf tor SAFE ~
pubic auction. on the premises. on me
1OTu DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1881
at ~ n'cocR. the properly Described in the said
deed. as follow Al that TRACT OF LANDlylug
ia the county OF rOwhatan. Va, on Doth ,lts 81 me
RGct iugla - road. containing lO2 J4-lOU dCftS-
adjoining tn ldnCs CfJ. b. Martins estate IMAM
d. Martin. and q hers; also, the GLOWING per-oha
proper 5-lO vii:
BAY MARE.
BUGGY agd HARNESS,
9 COWS
2HtlFERS,
CART and HARNESS,
l SADDLE and u tlDLF. -
Al The HOUSEHOLD AND kliCtiEN tORNi-
TI'RE. On~i>ting OF
> BEDSTEADS,
BUREAU.
Large COOK NG.STONE,
PARLOG STOVE,
1 PARLORand & DiNiNG-EOpN CHAlRS.
q her aiucies OF FURNiTCR RI. Sc.
TERMS: Cash ~ to excuses OF cNcculuG TINS
iru. aid to nay of note of II II. with interest
from March ~. 1850; as 30 a credt on SllS unlll
March %. 1881; and also credit on 1926 until
March %, 1882; ana the bIsnce upon -uch terms
as may be agreed upon n sale. ......,,.,,,,.
CHARLES \. CRAWFORD,
WILLIAM HANCOCK.
aSO.lpf Trustees.
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BY Robert e.. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
1910 Main street.


V-RUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG.
/ TiON or ONE IlNDiyiDtD INrERESp' ~
TuF ESTATE of THE LAT JOHN ADAMS,
five UoII~Es AND LOTS ON THE East LINE
on THIRD Ret wEEN JAt KsoN AND DCVhL
sTREkTS-Ihrre OF these are nice and attractive
STUCCOED BRICK HOUSES, and contain from
tpu, 10 six rooms each: "a FRAME HOUSE a1JDin-
aIi.y In rear also. "A BRICh STORE aud DWELL
M; on me east line of Seeond between Jackson
and buvaI streets, and a TWO-STOkl FRAME
DWELLING on the north: also, mat 1.slr-
splr TWO.A ND-A.HALf->TORY DETACHED
DWELLING on Mar hall near First street. now oc-
cupied Oy a. j. Berry, ESQ, containing seven rooms
Kitchen. SC: also, FRAME HOUSE and LOT on inc
south line of Dnya sTtct between Judah street anu
Brook avenue: aud In certain twenty-five 1901 o'
ON Baker street rear Pleliss alley. In further eN'
,cutiou OF a certain deed of trust from J"hn H.
Adams aud Anna his wife, dated 20th January,
1878, ana duly recorded Ia the CLERKS once gi
Richmond Cbancery COdri, -. Il. ~ H. page W,
10 the under, igncd as trustees. we being required
90 10 do nv the holder of one of the NOES secured 10y
said deed. default having been made IN ne payment
of The sane. will offer tor sale upon the premises
beginning with The Tnrd-stre6t property ana sellhg
the interesl In each piece separately. on
MONDAY THE Urn DAY or FEDRUARY' 1881
AL The interest above mentioned. which VIII be aI
the int of John III. dams III the property uh"ei
his fatbcrs Eill
Full particulars ard Information VIII be gwen al
any time by The sueiiOneer H.,
The above properly Will be sold clear OF all lth'
and a. cumhriIcts. and offers very iarc chdhc'
for first-ciaSs investment.
An Of the houses are gov occupied Oy goOd ehan's
ard Welding fJir rent.
TERM,: Cash rs to expenses Of sale ana 10 pay
of tht residue que on q note OF SSH ana an H.
,erest which NAV he due thereon; balance upon
terms TO be given at sale.
ia 30 f HAM 4. M4EGA 4. Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-02

JOSEPH W. LAUBE, ~
FURNINHfNG-I\i MEET AS.
CORNER FIRST And BROAD Subj.
RICHiONp. "a,
Keeps fun line uf " CD .uI NIT N'''
REAL-CA<ES, Aith prtccs if"iI Doe .|''
loot expensive .. I,
\ large assortment of >ll4Nt'i@, Mt
best manufacturers, Away in s' '.-
Bgfiai arfat gcmCnts attended POP NJ" ''''
sibe care. ,
orders from the coantr, $3.50 81 -'..
met. ,....,., .INl.
ESTABLISHMENT. ,t..r
IA II Jp~f'h w O.
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.rxrs.oy sAe.Ex-.rutu-e Days.
BY Jno. r.. Lsueh,s<,, Jr., Aircnoneer'
Iz{}f; Main street.

NEW RsJGGY- AND LIGHT CAR
~ RIAGF-HARNEsss, HALTERs, BRiDLrS'
&C., &C. At AUCTlON.-On
SATURDAY THE bTa INSTANT
AZ 1nK o'clock. will sell ut my suetion'bonse'
1905 Main street, an iuyolce OF enlire,y new
DtyJTgLE and SINGLE BUGGf-HARNEss'
LIGHT ChRkIk NC E-HARNfS-.-
KRIDLEs. MATTERS. C1RCiNGLEs, NJ ~. -.
The above stock will be ready Tor exiholl'on w,
FIsiDhY aud the attention Of hverymen. rs wen
as private individuals wanting HARNEss'is espe-
1dally called TO this safe. ,,o>, f.,
20 AuciiOneer.
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PROPOSALS

RICHMOND, January 10, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CviyEp Ar NY OFFICE, IN RltuMONn,
UNTIL MONDAY. 2sn. DAY OF fEthih AIRY :
Tor The q GRADUATION, "A. AspNbY, and BklDo-
ING between mouth OF Morn river aud IL xinyton.
Forms of contract vita specifications, Win be
furnished on application. X. u. tt MPLf,
ii .lawtFeZs Chief Engineer.
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lost, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

OIlCE.-ApDlIcatIou will be made to
- lie Board Of Director, of the Union Bank Of
Richmond FOL il- renewal Of Certificate No. 2lS,
ISSUED January 8. lS7i for enc hundred .har's Of
stock; also Certifcdfe No. $40, issued May II
1873, Tor ten shares Of STOCK IN SAID bank, sand
ing III NJ. name Of r. william IemuertOu, the
original hIvInR been lost or mlsllld
DC 10. W2moz L. WILLIAM PEMBtRTON.
NOrlCE.-ApplIcatioI will be made TO
l the Board of Directors IT the Virginia Home
Insurance COMPANY for the renewal of Certificate
No. 1916. Issued Fcbruiry ), 1875, for ;lty shares
of stock in said company stanC lug in the name OF
T. William Prmbertou the original having been
lost or nj. laid. -
de I5-w2iRos I. WILLIAM PEMBERTOS.
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Bv John l.. Sampsos x Brother
(saccessors 10 +. 4. samDson'l
Real Estate Agents and Aucuontcrs'
Manchester, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from II. T. Archer q Co. TO the undersigned,
we will sell
TODAY
at [ | o'clock A. n the remainder al fnc stock OF
LIQUORS, WINES, tOGNAC BRAND'E-, &c.
ALSO.
7 JIINPER sud HARNESS ard 2 HORSES.
TRIMS: For SUNS under $50. cash; iOi sums
over inat amount 4 credit OF thirty DAYS viii be
given for negotiable notes satisfactorily tndofed
i. VI. ARCHER,
W. &. MORTON.
roo1t Trustees.
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RAhLnWAO sInEs.

Lypchburg Passenger Train, ~. 4G-Da.r.
] cave Richmond. ....,.......,,....,.... v.in A.
Arrive Burkeyi!le.....,,,,,.,. '...,.,.t. 1890 g.
Train 40. ~ connects A. BurKes ,... yl 100 A,..-
tie, NississipDi and Ohio railroad fpr fBrf....
Iynchburg aud an sou'bw,5lrF pniat.
Trains Nos. a. and ~ connect 80 ~utnsf I.n...t
Milton ana Suthernn Narr0H.Gas-e % I0il r.,
D. lltOn.
Train No. AZ c0gnecls 81 salisbury s'i N.',,.
Nor Carolina riif0ad Tor AsNffli' Az 81. I....
In Western Nprlb arOini.
Trains Nos. 50. 4S. aud ~ come 80 A.r-f
Junction wi n ALBANIA aud tn1T'o te hls i.......
way for an points south 1Id ~oufhYr,'. a..l ,
AZ connects a. Charlotte with Chsriofie. tnf.rt..
and Augusts railroad Tor al pOigts south, ~.r...
cast. and southwest.
Train No. 80 stops Only ~ Je'Cr,Yi e, J...'
Branch. BatksdIe's. Diuyills. Greeu,)lri.
salisbury.
Trains from the ab0ye named p1..f. ..t.t,
Richmond 4:43 T.. NJ. 4:i7 \. h-arg 1853 70. 3d.
Train on Norih Carolina riilrpad 'rtfe. I.,...
boro' daiiy at 9:jj \. VI. tor Ra.eiga sIi %. o..
borO' come citing a. GDid,huto' MD H..f.
wilmington railro1d Tor weldon au1 ul ....
PULLMAN-CNR SERNi'f.
On Train No. JC-Wa>lirgton. Richmond
Atlanta.
on Train NO fS-New York aul D.. ......f.
Danyille and Atlsuta ard D1ntil' snt -f......
on Tram 80. 42-Wt,hiuei0u, :. D....I .
Danyille, and Dauy!lle 3nd Au2u-tl,
Tickets cold 10 al UClnts -ol.n. 4'...Art'. ..t
southwest, ana baggag, checi q tiiol<a.
No lay-Over check given 90 Iactl q .-'
t.P.rF.
General Paseelg0r ana 2 l...' ts.lt
I. VI. r. IALCOrF.Gtoerai ,rprf. .ale1.
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DOR RENT. THAT NEAT ANDl
II CONVENIENT SMALL BRICK DWELL H.
ING IN Waverty Place No. 227 south S.con1 street,
e0a<ainmg siK rooms bssldes btli room roses
Stou gwen al once. n. l.. STAPLES & Co,
Real Eslnie Agents, &c.
fe Lar 1103 Main street.
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DOR RENT. OFFICE OF THE ~
Il LATE JUICE GREEN. corner Sesenih vi
aud MAN sirCets-two handsome connecting rooms.
Rent low. o.,,,.,. -,
Also. No. 725 north Third street. STORE, with
dwelling attached. Rent. 50
Also. SMALL FRAMED DWELLING on BeV-
cry street between Reservoir and Washington
streets with large ward Rent SO.
Also, SMALL FRAMED DWELLING on Elm
street ntar Rockets street. Rent. 81.
FURMAN TUPPER,
e. 2-eOd3t Real Estate Agent.
NOR RENT, NICE DErACHEDTA
Il aRtCk DWELLING, corner Henry and IL
Clay streets. containing nine rooms, win mOnern
i'm foyements. Premises just pat IN D|rf,c. order
Lara, tot and sable Rent low.
Also, No. COS = ighih street. DETACHED BRlth
DIVE Lat, with nine rooms ana mod'rn im-
prsyements: Just thoroughly repaltd throughout.
Ais. DETACHED BRICK DIV hLLlNG' Grace
be, ween Twenty fourth and rwenty-hfth streets.
ROomy, With ample servants ace lnmOdill0n' Kent
w, aud posses. Ion February lSt $500
Also, No. SIG west Clay street: pleasant ll,tle
BRICK DWELLING, with SIX rooms and servant
rooms.
AIo, No. 7O3 west MarshaII stre I. seven rooms
besides Kitchen roOns. sc. Rent low.
Also, STORE on Marshall street between fiitl
aud Fix II streets.
SNAIL HOUSES in different parts OF the city.
FURMAN TUPPER,
Real Estate Agent,
ia 3O.eod3t Eleventh snd Main street.
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TOR NORFOLK, BALTi-eEM,

&c. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and Friday al 81 4. VI. for dbOye.Eailed places,
conueciug - Portsmouth with the Bay Tine same
afternoon. when arrives In BaiiimoIe In fI!i lime
Ia connect with : A. VI. rain fOI phladrphin,
New YORK and Boston. Returning he ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY. JHU ESDAY, an0 AT
URDAY al g 4. ". arriving here about Z. VI
Pare 10 Norfolk Ouly..........-. ...-....,..s 90
Fare rOund 'rtn ~
fare 10 itaNlmOit,. w
hare 10 Phiidhrlpula ~
Fare 10 New 1OIk....--.-...-.... ......'ss' -
Fare 10 Boston.
Through tickets sale OF steamer Ariel and Il
Carriers Agency, $50 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received dailv for Norfolk, Portsmouth
| Smiihneld. and Hampton; Washington, y. ca
Newb. rne, Washington, an rdrhorc, y. a., and
All nonts In Eastern Nora Carolina also, for Fast
| ern shore OF Virginia. Uld Point. and All regulsI
| laniings on James river, ~ LOWEST kAIt>
and through bills ifsued y. Il. 1AltM,
| Sc IL Suu.iiuiendsDt