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love
RIchmOud.' a:f5 T.. 1910 VI. 1880 j.. VI.
arrive al
West Point $3.50 PM. l45 Pm. lI5A ".


all trsips daily except sunday.
Passenger train connects AZ West Point daily .rN-
cept S%ugdaysl with steaEer- 90 and from Baltimore.
Freight trains VIII have Itsstt gtr-coach attached
Train No. A connects a. burktkIlle With Nor-
folk a.d Western railroad fer karmyile, Lylch-
Durs, aud sIl sOuthvtsfrr points.
Train No. 30 fast mail stops OnF AZ dttessElle,
Burk'yile, Dras,'s Branch. BJrsstA-e's. DauyIle,
Greensboro salisbury. charlotte. Sp4rfauugrg,
Grecnviie, Scpeca 1ocCoa- lua, spd Gainesville,
connecting a. AtiautAfo aH points >cuth aid south
Train No. as Through passenger stops AZ sl sts-
lions, CONNECTING 80 Suilerins With Milton aud
Sutherlu Sarrow-GauEe railroad tsr Nit0n ST
salisbury with Mesisu Norfl Carolina railroad Tor
all pOih's IN western North carolina; a. AtlauG
Tor VII points south .ud Southwes-.
Iraiu No. ~ Through passenger and MALL .topF
~ all stations. connecting 20 >utheriu's with NItpu
ana >utherliu N-arrpw-Gau1p railroad rar Milton:
AZ Atlanta Tor an points south and southwest; a.
Charlotte with Charlotte. to.umba and August
tailrosd Tor Columbia, Augusta, savannah, AgC
Florida points.
Trains from the South arrive at Richmond al AL
L. VI. 342 L. NJ, 1913 A. NJ. aud l21s =. NJ aud
4. NJ. aud s;23 4. ". tFrti2nt.l
P~ULLMAS-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No.. 5O-Richmoad to Atlanta.
On Train Ne. fr-Nrw Ntrh amt Atlanta ga
RichmUns, and Grecu.boru' tO Henr}'s station,
Western North Carolina %rlilroaf.
GA Tralp No. 42-N asliugtpn. ard Richmond,
and Danytlle, and DAuvilie aud augusta.
Bou-Air uzsseuger trains leave Richmond 20 6:33
\. A.. and 1888 L. NJ; arrive AZ bon Alrat 6;3f 4,
VI. and $50 T.. NJ. arrive ~ Coaideid - 7;l2 A.
| VI. and 7:ll =. NJ. Returuiug. leave COalheld NJ
7:4l A. NJ. aud 7.2s T. NJ. leave Bon Air az ; A.
~. and 7:40P. NJ; arrive at Richmond a. .23 4.
" .as1 = ". Al passenger trail except The Ia
Tickets sold to AL points south. sos.heAst aar
southwest, an 0sggsg. checked through.
y" AY~oVer checks given on lVcAi tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Ags6,
". N Y. rALcoIf. General Manager. au7
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NOTICE.-A RICHMOND LAWYER
~ proposing 10 remove TO Texas can be commu-
niesied with until October Let, at No. IN eSst
Aatn street, by any DerscnS having business theirs.
lie wonld he pleased 10 attend 10 snd.titles. taxes,
or any other business Ia that State for parties ra.
siding here. &c 20-e0d6t
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nr Gruhh, & Ntlllams.
Nv HiuIU' n " liildhIFs
Real Hstsie Agents snd Auctioneer',
Eleventh stree between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
OiNG LOTS AT THE NORTHWEST CORNtR
OF MARSHALL y GILMER STREETS At
AUCTION In execution Of q decree Of the Chan
cery Court Of Ihe cIy Of Richmond dated l5th or
January. 1881. Ia The cas- Of BTOun's executor a.
Brouu and G!s., | will sell by auction, upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH.
AZ 2 o'clock l.. NJ, the PROPLRI1 situated as
above, Of which George W. 5fOuu died seiL-d. II
fronts 100 feet on Marshall street. rams back 100
feet. aud Win be sold in four lots, each % feet front
The attention Of pert Ous wanting lois wei situated
and al moderate price, is Invited 10 this sale.
Trims: One fourth cash balance at six. tive We,
and eighteen mouths, for negotiable notes, win IN
tereSt added aud title retained until all The puI-
chssc-mency shall have been paid.
&. G. BAUGIIMAN,
Commissioner.
GEUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. AuciIoueers. Sc "a
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FRFIGHT.

FhFTNHIt
Freight received daily for norfolk, FcrsTnosu ,
SmithHeld, aud Hampton; Washington, -. G.,
NeNb,rne, Washington, sno rsrborO', y. g. Al d
an points IN Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
rrn shore Of Vitgisis, old Point, and an regular
landinxI on J2nes river a. LoWkeT RATES
Gsd through bills Issued. l.. y. TAIUh.
coll Superintendent.
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EHTIIIZER


FOR SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS.
ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES,
AMMONfATED FERTILIZERS,
AND
GERMAN POTASH SALTS Csalnitl.
lam prepared to offer to the wholesale and retail
trade The above At different ports. both north and
south, at prices 70 compete with other mauufsctu-
rers.
Special efforts viii be made 20 meet the views o
large buyers. Address
PERRY VI. DELFON,
Manufacturer aud importer OF Fertilizers,
81 Broadway. y. Y.
SOUTHERN OFFICE. 104 Bay street, savannah
Ga. Sc s-eOd3m
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mANCmEsTER AND VICINITY.

TroR OTHER "LocAL" E FIRST PAGE.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DOR SALE OR HIRE, ONE HUNDRED
IL WALL.TENTS, slze I2xI6, with nys and
poles TeaGy to set IN. Address
WOODWARD, BALDWIN & NORRIS.
Sc 27-l~ HttimOre. Nd.
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BY jas. MacdOuglll, AuctiOuecr,
No. 10 Governor street.

BY JAS MacdOugall, Auctioueer,
No. 10 Governor street.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE
i HOLD FURNITURE, SCHOOL.DFSks. NAT
THESES. STONES, &C.AT AUCIlON.-On
TUESDAY. 271H INSTANT
at 10Y O'Clock | Will sell at my auctiOn.r0Oms, With
out re.erSe. a large aud varied assortment: OF
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, in prrf Of
COTTAGE aud other CHAMBER SUITS.
l WALNUT PAELOR SUIT, covered IN Raw
SILK. nearly new;
MAHOGANY and O.her BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
WASHSTANUS. and TABLES
SIDtBOARDS,~ TIN.SAFES. LOUNGES,
WALNUT and OAK DtNlNG-RODM CHAIRS,
HAIR and SFUCK MATTRESSES, HOLSTERS
and PILLOWS,
HAT.RACK~, ENGRANlNGS.
sewers EXCELLENT COOklNG-a aud HEATING
STOVES, sc.
ALSO.
S FINE SCHOOL DESKS, BLAtkBOARDS.
CHAIRS. &c, TO which The attention % house
keepers aud others generally is asked. and 20
which additions NAV be made ub 10 hour Of
sale. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
se2j AucuOnter.
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VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY FOR
SAIF.-By virtue of a decree OF The Circuit
Court Of Buckingham, IN Nofveh and otAcrs e..
Rockingham Sla'e Company snd others. W. shalt
CH.r Tor sale publicly, at Breno Bun Richmond
aud Aleshany railroad, opposite Ne" canton on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1881,
M II NJ. that very valuable slate QUARRY Pro
PtR1Y known as "PERROM7s BlG QCARkl.h
IL iucluies about 100 ACRES OF LAND, having
on N buildings, boiler, ana other appsra ne Tor
quarrylng slate. Il is situated IN that region of
buckingham county 80 rich In slate that it has
given 10 ne p%rinciDil stream running through 10
finest quaii Y Tor roofing and other uses. and was
awarded az the Worlds Fair q high premium. II Is
located about three miles from Brrmo Biud, on the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad, aud imme0i-
ately on lhe line Of ihe proposed Buckingham rail.
road, which viii connect with The RlchmOnd aud
Aileghany railroad at lrrmO.
IuE TERsb or SALE a. 10 cash aud cr, dit VIII
be- accommodating, ana will be ANNOUNCED al sale.
A hne opportunity Is presented 90 the enterpri-
sing capitalist for = profitable inyettmeHt In this
property.
Mr. J0nn N. AOryeil. living a. Brem0, will taie
pleasIre in showing the property, aud The other
commissioner may De communicate with ~ their
post offices given below. They are authorized 20
sell al private sale. and Will consider any oilers uade
before the day Of sale. and accept or rrJeet them.
THOMAS :. BOCOCk, AppomatlOX {. H.;
JOHN NJ. NORNELL, BFtmO;
ID. 1. WOODEN, New CnutOL:
II. 4. HUBARD Richmond;
". u. PETIT, Palmyra,
SC ~ 2iawtds Commissioner.
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SOUTHERN OFFICE, lO4 Bay street, savannah
Ga. Sc s-eod9m
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY,l
VA, September IL, 1851.
FTO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TIO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Note the following CHANGES IN THE PRE-
NiUM.LIST for the Far Of 1881:
CARRlAGE-LICENSF.
Page 7, Article 81 For "a. read SO"
TROYTING RACE.
Page 80, "Fourth Day: la place Of bfst two
Ia TIRE" read s. best three Ia i've: -four 10 enter,
three 70 etart,N et S6qe ties.
WILLIAM W. FINNEY.
secretary aR@ Treasurer.
n. Il. The Society is cndeaVOriDg 10 set mp ADDI-
TiOkAL RACE. for The hetter entestaiDment Gf
the thousands Of Strangers who will bet Richmond
IN October. Whoever viii :" leud a belgtUg hand"
Will please communicate With Colonel J. L. Carr
RfNGTON. 0f thp Com Nitiee. Sc I3-lm
ID EMEMBER STATE FAIR,
HI OCTOBER ~ ~.
Sc l7.toeI7 EVERYBODY COMING.
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RASKERs NJ BROKERS'.

BANKERs AND BROKERS'.
,ro u wApprS. ". II. QuAnEES.
b,%e Real Estate Broker. late cash'r Prts Nat. B'k
WARREN q QUARLES,
BANKERS y BROKERS,
1lI7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, NA-
RIY aud SELL STOCKS, BONDS. GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, and OTHER sECUHl-
TIES OS COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on rea' estate.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT sud SOLD.
Pay special attention. to the lnyest"ent OF iunas
Dy la-3ml
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DICHNOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAiLKOAD COMPANY. -Commencins
SUNDAY. Ausust Is, 1851, trains On tuis rosa
Will run a. follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND-SOUTH.
NJ, FAST MAIL, ssiIy. Make. through
connections f0r savannah. >topSou.T
At Petersburg. Pullman Palace Sleep
iug cars between MhfoIt, Va, and
Charleston.
1850 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL. daily. connecting
for Raleigh, Charleston, Augusta,
Aiken, savannah, aud Jacksonville.
STOPS 20 ShOrs, Chester. t~entralia,
Drcwry's Biut. on signal Pullman
Sleeper between New YORK and
Charleston 81 This train.
600 =. VI, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
1920 A. b., FREIGHT. daily rNcert sunday.
LEAVE PETERSHCEG-NORTH.
AIS A.. NJ, FAST NAIL. dlily. Stops only a.
Chester. PuUmau >lcepcrs tetWe
Char es'Ou a1u Milford. Va.
7:3O A. NJ, FREIGHT, daiiS eXccut sunday.
$3.50 r. VI, THOUGH NAIL. dail{' connecting
with Richmond. FrcjtTicksburE and
Potomac railroad for all points East
aud West; also making cOnnectIpa
with ChesIpeake ahd ohio railroad Tor
The Nlrglaia sitlug5 aud al points
North and We. This train stops A.
Manchester. Chester, ant teutr8lia.
Pullman sleepers on this train be-
tween Charleston ami New York.
500 L. NJ, FREIGHT. daily kept sunday.
A direct four-hours connection is made between
Richmond and Norfok by Train, leaving Richmond
special advertisement illustlJillg the attraction OF
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg will start from the
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mond at o A. NJ. and 5:l5 P.N ". Leave Petersburg
al 8 a. NJ. and 5:ls J.. ~. every SUNDAY.
l. KLINE. superintendent.
A. POPE. General Passenger ami Ticket Agent
=
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the undersigned has qualified as the executor OF
the lsst Will and testament Of EMMA JEAN
SAME All parties who may De indebted 20 the
%deeedtni. ane all parties holding claims against her,
VIII please cali at a29 east Broad street for settle
ment. }. TEMPLE,
Executor OF Emma jean Gaines.
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DOR NEW YORK.-TBe Old IFS
II Dominion Steamship Companys-Et<SA
steamers will sail ae follows steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALKER every TUESDAY Al
O'Clock =. NJ; steamer WNANOhE, Captain
Couch, every FRIDAY at l O'Clock L. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every cUNDA
at 3 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up 70 y O'Clock NJ. for the
Tuesday's and F'iday's steamer, and - > OhlOch
Saturday evening Tor Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
Warded With dispatch % al points north SCUM, east,
and vest; 9lsO. 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpssSed.
After-cabln fare 10 New York, 5000; round
trip. SlS: steeragc. SO aGof7.
For freight or passage apply 70
G ". ALIEN & CO., Agents,
nv 6-ts COmIany's Wharf, RocE stts.
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RAHLR0A % LINES.

L
50 W 1880 Fgasb &@
ID RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POToAAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-FREIGHT LINZ
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHIA, Nav York. AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN ClTlES'
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
D1RECIIOh.
CorrespordingIy quick time 70 other points.
Through bills Of iading issped At low rate. II,
~ I-ts Central Freight Agent.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from aud 90 Richmond June I2'leel
s,S M1 !. NJ. s: AS' p X. 1000 ' rs
Arrive....~. 9le p. NJ. 900 A. 81 200 ~
Mall aId accommodation trains leave ana arrive
at Richmond daily except sunday.
EXPRESS trains leave and arrive dally.
For further details, apply at lO00 Main street.
Cberapeake and Ohio railway depot ticker oHce.
jeIl n. W. FULLER. G. p. and II. Azeut
DEPARTURE UF STEAMERS.
FOR OLD POINT COM-shl
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RIVER DIRECT,
ALSO
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, D.. c., BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, sHITHFfELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
6RsATLI REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, 50 50.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
(oarrying United states MALI
Il. C.. CLIFFORD, Commander.
Leave Rlcsmssa every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
aud FRIDAY A. $50 \. Vi. for aboye-uamcd places,
arriving at I'D Point at 4 L. W., connecting with
steamer for WASHINGTON, II. C., and the Bay Line.
which arrives In baltimore next morning M run
time Tor early trans 20 Philadelphia New lOrE, ana
Boston. Returning, the steamer ARIEL leaves Nor-
folk At g A. N. aud O'd Point At 1915 A. ". every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ar
irving at Richmond A. about 4 7. ".
FARE TO BiltlulOrt 'ss....'.s' - W
Fare u Philadelphia ..........."..,,.. . W
Fare 20 B0stGn.. w
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on s~eaEler Arie' and Al
CAREERS Agency, 1000 Bsln street Baggage
checked through.
THRY, ANDOTHER EXCURsiONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
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d or VIRGINIA, A. Y. M.,l
A S~ECRETtHY'S OFFICE,
INA MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
NOT1CE.-The box TO be placed in the
~ corner. stone OF the monument at Yorktown
has been placed IN my custody by Hon. JOHN W.
JOHNSTON, Chairman of The Congressional Com
IN Mission, with Instruction to have 90 sealed as soon
after the LIST ddy of October "a It's contents eau be
listed
This is, therefore, 10 give notice that all articles
Intended for the box mu.t lie la my possession on
or before the lsT The capscitY OF the
box beng hmiied. IL Is necessary the contribution
should bt small and CONTACT.
WILLIAM Is. TSAACS,
sc 15:tOel Grand Secretary.
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By r. b. Chamn < Co,
R.al Eslate AucliOneers.

BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud BiLk.
TUREE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
SOUTHWEST COHNER OF ADAMS AND
PULLIAM STREETS. y THREE OIHER
on a SOUTH >iDE or PULLlAM
TION,-On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2STH,
NJ AZ O'Clock T.. NJ, We will sell, upon the premises,
THREE LOTS ON The west side OF Adams street
between Cay and Leigh streets adjoining me pro-
perry Of Mr.. A. HiCrhOlz.r, and running 10 i1liaIn
streef. each about "a hy ITO feet; also. THREE
OTHER LOTS m rear Of the above. on the sOttl
Side of PuUiam sIc-t, each ~ by q5s feet.
This j. a good chance for cheap lots III 4 g0od ana
convenient uelghborhO0d.
FERNS: At sale. GBUBBS & WILLIAMS,
81 "a Auctiou~ers.
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DICHXOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMACRAllK OAD.-Scheduie con.
bseucIug SUNDAY. August IS, 1881:
Bib a. NJ, lezyes ById->lreet station daily; stop
ONLY At Milford aud fredericksburg.
$40 A. ", leaves BYrd->,reet station daily lex
cent sunday.
$50 p. NJ. leaves yId-Street station daily.
400 +. NJ, Accommodation for junction, l-ays
Br0sd-Strect station daily except SUE
daTg.
1928 A.. VI, arrives 81 Byrl->treet station daily,
Z:5S u. NJ. arrives a. Byr'->trect station da4.Y
makes no local stops.
q:JS T.. NJ, arrives a. Byrt.>treet station dalh
(sxcspt SUNDAY.
S.27 4. 81, Accoroncd4uou. arrives 40 Rroat-
street station daily except NuuGaNs
e. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticket AFtuL
All u
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CHENANDOAH-YALLEY RAILROAD
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
CAyERNs OF LURAY,

ONE OF NATURES WONDERS.
"Comparing this great natural curiosity WIN
other. of the same class, 10 Is iIle 20 say that there
probably
40 OTHER CAVE N The WORLD
more complsteiy and pr0fusely decorated with sta
sctitic and stalsgmitic orna nentati0n "-RepOrt
OF Sa ihSOniGH Institution.
LUKAY I'M,
the new hotel OF ihe Lnrsy Cave aud Hotel COM
pany, Is now
OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF UESIr.
This hotel hiss bepn erected expressly for ;le &C.
c0mmodstiOn u visitors 10 thr taVsrus, and VIII
be conducted with special reference 20 their com
fort. IL will be open AZ all reasons Of the year.
The Cayerns may be entered az auy hour iu the
day ami without special change Boo attire.
GUIDES AND GUARDS FREE.
Trains leave Chesapeake aud ohio railway station
daily except sunday al : A VI.
CHARLIE Il. HATtH.
General Passenger Agent.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, superintendent.
81 S-tOC3l
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n A. O'Clock T.. NJ, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DIV ELLING located a. above. now I'm the Occi
nancy Of Airs. Simms. The lot has a front Of 2IN
I53 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. The dwelling COM
Tains about eiaht or nine rooms. win an OF m usual
outbailalngs, IN an excellent locality, ana j. IN TAR
repair.
TFkMS: one tbitd cash; balance at SIX anc
twe,ye months for NJ goii abe uOte., Interest aadtdi
aud secured by 4 deed OF trust. N.GODDlN'
49, - 80 5 tdtds AucuOueer.
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NOR RENT, THOSE HANDSONEn
II BROWN SUCCEED BRICK DMELL-E III
INGS Nos. 3 AMI 8 south Third street, between
Main 5Hd Cary streets.
Possesston October /, 1881. Apply To
JANIS LYONS Ar. Attorney ~ law,
90 7.3y No. Is Skaters BHiiding.
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DICHNOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILKOAD COMPANY .-CoWmercing
SUNDAY. Ausust -, 1851, trains On tiis roa4
Will run as follows;
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Passenger Freight. FTosI
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NOR RENT. STORE. &C.. 1904 o.
Il CARY STRtET-Wc sre authorlL,d w.
A. Ts1,SrI Elicit. as,igpec of Messrs. X. King &
DO. 10 rent out unul Let Jauusry. 1882, ihtlr iaie
stand. No. 1904 Cary street. The fixtures. &c can
be- bought of the assignee, AM The lease VIII nc re-
uewed Tor "A year longer If desired.
u Anrly Ia OUAELES & MCCURDl,
Se1K-9. l2lZ Main str et.
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OEpARTURE vF sTEAuERs.

FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN, 81 80.
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NOR RENT. THAT DESlRABLEE.
Il BRICK DWELLING No. 2Of south Ihlid III
street. CANDLES Hin, containing SIX room $
IA chen in yard. Gas, water, &c. Rent low and
possession at once. n. l.. STAPLES co..
- "a a llO3 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08

oomplimented with box Of cigars? How
dld the sender know we smoked? But we
could not stop 10 ponder queries in cur
MUD, We must have the lid of. We had
forgotten all about Internal machines by this
time 80 hastily unfastening the lid and
TslAng 1t, we found on top the Dallas
HERALD Raising it, We fad the treasure
3 handsome lot Of tine oigars-and, ohl the
very thing we have been badly wanting for
some time-Patterson's Peach Stone Lini.
ment Not simply one bottle, half dozen
bottles. Sentwllh compliments of Patterson
y Tolliver, propris,ors of the Eminent. A
thousand thanks for the valuable present,
including the fac cigars-for we do smoke.
we had been anxious to get some of this
medicine, and had put q litle
notice in our paper to that
effect, hoping it might induce the pro-
prielors of the medicine to deposit some of it
here for sale. We had experienced the
virtues Of the Imminent. Last summer,
while attending the Dallas convention, as "a
delegate from Hood county, we found upon
the table of the hall, prepared for the enter
talnment OF representatives of the press, some
bottles of Peach Stone Liniment for free
distribution. We brought bottle home.
Several members of our family are subject
to severe and acute attacks of rheumatism
and neuralgia, and also nervous headache
This linimeIt proved to be a sure relief, for
the time being at least. And no one who
has not experienced these dreadful ills can
appreciate the worth of anything that gives
even temporary relief And frequently
temporary reliefs often effect permanent
cures.
The messenger that brought the package
in TO us was an unhappy sufferer from ueu'
rsgia, aud suffering from it AT tho time.
You may be assured he got bottle of the
precious present right away. Another one,
just across the street, was frequent sufferer.
1t only took few moments 70 but bottle
in her hand. We are not much for patent
medicines generally, but God bless the Peach
Stone Luiment men, patent or no patent.
And we wish everybody could know its
inestimable value.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08
mEErlNo OTTHE BOARD OF rnADI
a Boom for Railways and ManufaC
tories.

There was IN intensely interesting meeting
OF the board of trade at their rooms on Elm
street last night.
A dispatch was read from 81. Louis stating
that tho st. Louis S San Francisco railroad
had fully determined in connection with
the Houston g. Texas Central, to ex-
tend that line from Pierce
City through Fort Smith and the Clcol "
nation via Paris to Dallas.
A special committee, with j. B. Ado
Chairman, was appoiue ed to address the 49,
GERS Of the road upon that subject, and 10
expires tho eradication Of the board upon
learning their discrimination.
Tna same committee were requested to ask
the 81. Louis e Texas Marrow Guage to run
branch line of their road from Mount
Plosssnt, in Titus county, TO Dallas
The subject of the proposed cotton factory
was called up, when Captain S. j. Adams
resd letter from Messrs. Andenreid IL Co.,
of Philsdelpbis IN which they ask for infors
nation rs TO the progress we had
made. They also said they were
ready with capital, machinery and
skilled workmon TO join the board in the
proposed enterprise.
A special committee, consisting Of Captain
Adams, 0. p. Bowser and j. s. Witwer WIS
appointed TO answer the letter.
A special committee consisting of DR..
Hughes and D, II. Throop, was appointed to
ssk tho Texas legislature to memoraize con-
gress to grant the right of way through the
Choctaw nation to the st. Louis g. San
francisco riroad.
A special committee consisting of Messrs.
Moroney, Carnes and Witwer, were APP
pointed TO confer with the officers of the
Texas Trunk railway and obtain from them
a definite proposition as to what they wanted
this board and city of Dallas to do to aid
then in getting into the city with the view
of establishing freight depot.