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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21
A Famished English Actors Expe-
dent.


NEW YORK, July 19.-Last evening at
Madison.Square Park a man, seemingly CT
extreme old age, aud with tattered gar
ments, was singing to large and iDcreas-
ing crowd, who, III sympathy, contributed
freely to his apparent effort to get living.
A policeman noticing that he was causing
the highway to be DISTRACTED, led him away,
when he noticed that his long white beard
was false. The officer tore ii from his face,
as. also, white wig from his head, and, 10
an instant, the singer presented the APP
pearance Of strong and healthy English
man. The crowd, seeing how they had
been fooled, made rush to mob him,
and but for the timely interference OF the
police serious results must have followed.
At the court this morning he gave his
name as Henry +. Fairweather, an English
man, for sixteen years Overseer in the Lon
don pOst-Office, and was an actor and elocu-
ZIONIST by profession. He bad played in all
the theatres in London as "Dick Deadeye,"
Captain, and the Admiral, in Pinafore.
During the past eight years had been choir
master in st. Paufs Cathedral, London
was also IN the piano business in Thurlow
Place, London. Failing In business, he
came 10 America, he said, leaving his wife
and four children in London to settle up
bis affairs. Arriving in this city with about
twenty letters Of recommendation and but
little money, be tried 10 vain to get en-
ployment. He called on the English Consul,
who said he could do nothing for him.
Getting out Of money, he resolved 10 try
singing in the street, but was too proud to
sing except in disguise, in which he now
appeared In court. The clerk OF the court
furnished him square meal, when he was
sent to the island for six months.
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BY Jno. Z. Laughtou, Jr., Auctioneer,
1905 Main street.

CPECIAL SALE OF DARKROOM FIX
- TUBES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C,
AT AUCTIONs-Un FRIDAY the $40 ins,an.. =.
10 O'clock, will sell at the saloon an0 IT,
No. 20 west Leigh street. the BAR-FiAfohES'
consisting OF -
1 WALNUT BAR. COUNTER,
1 GOOD REFRlGERATOR.
BAR-BOTTLES, OECANTEks,
GLASS JARS,
BARREL STANDS. sCREENs,
WARDROBE, BEDSTfADS,
FEATHER.BEDS, CLOCKS,
1 RECLlNING.C CHAIR,
1 Chill DIS CARRIAGE and CRIB.
COOKING-STOVE and y XTURES,
SMALL COUNTERS. ,,>, =,
fy0I Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

Eleventh street DetWcen MAIN anu Ddnhs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
~ TWO MOST VALUABLE STORES IN
EAGLE SQUARE, Nos lZ17 AND 1919, At
THIRTEENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-I In
execution Of a decree Of the CircuI Court OF Rich
mOnd entered July % in The case OF ,' n. NJ. Page
Literary Fund" the undersigned. HUH W. Sheffey
aud ". w. Crump, special commissioners, will sell
by auction, upon the premises on
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1881,
NJ ~ O'Clock NJ, that most VALUABLE STORE
and LOT, No. 1919, situated at the southwest cor
ner of Main and Thirteenth streets and occupied by
Messrs, Putney Watts; And Immediately there
BumgaTdner. spec al commissioners, in execution
of another decree entered In the same cause on the
25th day Of June. 1881. will sell the adjoining
STORE and LOT, No. 1917, last occupied by the
Merchants National Bank aud others. These stores
have four stories above The basement, with COM
mon stairway between them affOrdiDg access to the
upper floors, and enabling them to be used sepa-
rately If desired. They were erected I'm the year
1867, without regard 10 cost, 1t being designed to
make them strictly FIRST class, and 10 Is safe to say
That for substantial construction. high finish, and
perfect arrangement In every detail, they are not
surpassed by any buildings OF the Kind ever erected
in this city AID TO-DAY they are as good as when
new. No. 1917 has just been remOdelled and I'm
proved IN its interior ARRANGEMENTS.
The location is decidedly the best In the city for
wholesale business. being In the very centre OF the
highess activity, and from its situation this must be
regarded anong the most valuable OF all real
the most desirable tenants at good rents.
II IS a rare occurrence that such property Is
brought TO sale, md we invite the particular atten
ton of capitalists 10 this opportunity.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
eighteen twenty. four, and thirty months, for neRO
liable notes, with interest payable sem-aunuay
and title retained by the Court until full payment
but the purchaser may pay more than one fourth or
even the whole, I'm cash II he elects so 10 do.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
W. W. CRUMP,
JAMES BCMGARDNER. JR,
Comm issiOners.
GRTRRs q WILLIAMS Auctiopeers iy 10
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The Alexandria Gazette says: 1t is rather
hard that Democratic Richmond should be
taxed TO raise the whole amount OF the mo
ney the State could and would have will
ingly subscribed to the Yorktown fund bad
IL not been that the rspaeious Maboneites,
who controlled the Legislature, refused to
make The appropriation In the hope that the
necessity OF the ease weUld be so urgent
that the Governor would be compelled to
call an extra session OF that body, and thus
enable them to make another draught on the
Treasury
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BY JOseph IT, HOustWOTIHi AuOlIVlIVeI'
rURUsTEE'S SALE OF MONTPELIER,
THE HOWE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
THE HOWE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution Of the deed of trust from the late
Thoua as J. Carson TO Phiip s. Fry and Lewis b
Williams for che benefit OF David Graham, deceased
dated August /, 1857. and recorded In the clerk
office of orange County Court, the undersigned
who have been duly substituted as truse IN Int
place of the said Philip S. Fry aud Lewis b. Will
iams, deceased. being thereto repaired by tne pre-
sent benehcaries In said trust deed, Will sell by auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 2S, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed. known as MONTPELIER. situated IN
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the line OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles west OF
orange Courthouse, and CONTAINING 1063t
ACRES. The land is OF good quality, wen wa.
tered and fimbered. The Improvements CONSIST
of a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING
erected by President Madison, commanding mag
nihcent View Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
wi h all the necessary Out-buldings. The GROUNDS
are Justly considered the handsOmest In Piedmont
Virginia This would make most delightful sum
mer residence, fine stock farm. or couid DE con-
yerted into pleasant summer resort -.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the cost OF exc
cutting the trust and 10 pay balance secured OY
deed-say, 5000; and as to the res idue, upon a
credit of one and two years, the purchaser 10 PVe
bond for the deferred payments, bearing Interest
from day OF SALE and secured by deed OF trust on
land. ShO uld the beneiclares conclude not TO re-
ouire the whole amount due them In cash, the
change If terms will be announced on day or sale.
For further Information. address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
AexandrI9, Va,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va,
substituted Trustees
APRIL 26, 1881. ap 2S-2tawiJy14Stdtd
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THE FIFTH AT YoRKT0wN.-Mayor La.
trobe, who consented TO receive contribu-
tons to aid in deiraying the expenses OF the
Fifth regiments proposed trip to York
town, has not yet received dollar In that
direction. In order that Maryland be pro-
perly represented it will be necessary for
the citizens TO contribute about $4,000 to.
wards paying the expenses, the total OF
which will be about $1,000. The State will
pay the transportation, amounting to about
81 ZOO. Baltimore Sun.
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So badly did my wife sprain her foot
writes Mr.. p. Dinzler, Naples, N. T., thai
IL became greatly disc,lored. The swell
ing had enlarged 10 such 40 extent that she
could not move, In which condition she was
IA bed for three weeks, when we com
menced the use OF 81. Jacobs OIL, which
relieved Der at once and removed the swell
ipg; after using six bottles she was COM
Qletely cured,
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Guteau toucbingly remarks that the ants
10 the corner OF bis cell ach him the lesson
of "werk, work, work." aud asks that be
may continue 10 enjoy their society. This
Is the first instance in history OF an insult
10 the anti eo York Tribune.
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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county, in the chancerv suit of Cray 5
execu Ors Us. The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs Company, we will sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on the
premises, at auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.
This prOperiy consists Of l.266 ACRES OF TX
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOT
TON AND UPLAND-much Of 1t IN valuable TIM
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES. RECEPTION.
HOUSE. BATH. HOUSES, BOWLING-ALLEYS,
&C.. &C.; all complete, IN good repair, and capable
of comfortably entertaining 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD in 6rst-class order in bed aud equip
ment, connecting the lawn WI h the Norfolk and
Western railroad, ore and three quarter miles dis
tant The springs are In romantic glen I'm the
heart OF the Ahcghanies, and In easy reach of the
other Virginia springs. The lawn Is superb. and
improved IN magnificent shade trees fountains,
walks. &C., &c. Two while sulphur springs and
chaybeate furnish an UNFAILING SUPPLY Of
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re-
sort second 10 none la attractions aud popularity
TERMS Five per cent cash on the day of sale;
residue In equal instruments, running one two, and
three years with interest from day OF sale. bonds
and security required, and title retained by the
Court until purchase-money shall be fully paid.
Possession delivered January l. 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
az Christiansburg, Va. -.
THOMAS F. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNKlN,
Iy2 Commissioners.
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Editors DispotcA; Dear sirs,--Does q
printer come under ibe head Of iaboring'
man or clerk, as per DECISION Of Judge OF
Hastings Courts Yours, &C.,
July w, 1881.
fThe former, we supposed
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN.KILLRR.
UMMER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent, AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
lack Of knowledge OF q safe and sure remedy.
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PEAN STEAMSHIP i'm,
H TICKETS. Skz{&aazs

RICHMOND, VA, July 8, 1881.
HENRY VENABLE, AGENT FOR
IL WILLIAM Y0UNG.-Thls Is 20 certify that |
have this day appointed HENRY VENABLE my
only agent as Observation-Disclosures doug
business Al $40 north Sixth street, 10 buy aud sell
for CASH ONLY. All persons are cautioned not 10
credit the said Henry yenabe, az will not be re-
sponstble for the same.
" lS-2w WILLIAM YOUNG.
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BY RObert Il. INne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
UCTION SALE WITHOUT LIMIT
N OR RESERVE OF FOUR LOTS FRONTING
ON FRANKLIN BETWE ZEN TWENTY
FOURTH AND TWENTY-FlFTH STREETS.
OR On A PRIVATE STREET THIRTY FEET
WIDE BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN
AND TWENTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS.-At the request of the owner,
who Is determined to SELL will offer for sale, upon
the premises, on
FRIDAY, July %, 1881,
at 6 o'clock p. ", the above PROPERTY, which
for location and surroundings surpass any other In
that section Of the city.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale.
iyl9 II. LYME. AuctOpeer.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1881.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
' CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. IN
LOUISA COUNTY, FOR SALE BY COMMITS
rendered In the case of John w. Davis, executor of
Reuben b. Diyis, deceased, against Moody and wife
and others, the undersigned commissioners, win
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder at public auction,
at Louisa Courthouse, on
MONDAY, AUGUST s, 1881,
that belng County Court day, the following valuable
TRACTS OF LAND:
First. A TRACT containing A79 ACRES. lying
on both sides of said railroad. az Tolersvllle, en-
braciUg large and comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING, STOKkHOUSE, and other improvements. IL
is more than probable thai the purchaser would be
appointed depot aud express agent, as well as post
master. al tLfs place. Splendid store, aud specially
desirable on account of It's proximity to The mining
section. 49, 1870
Second. A TRACT containing 491 ACRES, Tying
on South Anna river, I'm Louisa county, adjoining
the lands Of Franklin Stearns and others, and hay
ing on it FRAMED DWELLlNG-HOUSEa and the
usual OuihOuses and improvements.
Third. A TRACT OF LAND In said county con-
tanning SIS ACRES. adjoining the lands OF DIR. Il.
~ Buckner and others. and convenient 70 the said
railroad, and having the usual houses ana improve
ments.
TERMS OF SALE one fourth cash; the residuo
in one two aud three years. with Interest ana secu-
rity 10 the bsnds for the deferred PAYMENTS and the
legal title retained further security. on payment
of ore half cash the personal security VIII be DIS
pensed with.
For further Information address
WI LIAM +. BTBB aud
III. ". MURRAY,
Commissioners,
iy l6 Louisa Courthouse, Va.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT, &c.

ENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
Ii GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANT.
GROCER. AND DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL,
corner Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
Personal attention given TO the sale OF Grain, Leaf
Tobacco, Flour, ant all kinds Of Country Produce.
BAGS furnished At usual rates. Am assisted by my
father. Mr.. SAMUEL WoRTHAN, late OF T.. q s.
WORKMAN a Co. U7
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smlthneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, and TarborO', ". G., an d
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern Shore Of Virginia, Old Point and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. l.. y. TATUM,
je 10 Superintendent.
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GRrpns & wILI1AMs. Auctionser 60 iy io

EXECUTORS SALE OF A VALUA-
II BILE FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY,
NEAR JAMES RIVER.-The undersigned, execu-
tors OF A. c. Adams deceased will offer for sale at
public auction, at Charles City Courthouse, on
THURSDAY, JULY 2l, 1881,
that being court -dayl, that VALUABLE FARM Of
which A. c. Adams died seized and possessed,
known as COLkSVlLLE, situated In Charles City
county, Va, one mile from WILCOX wharf, on
James river, and containing 325 ACRES OF
LAND lmore or lessl, 225 Of when are arabic and
now in high state Of cultivation, This farm-oue
OF the best in the most desirable part Of the cOun
ty-DOssesses unusual advantages. IL Is convenient
one mile of river landing and pOst-oice, and only
two miles from the court house.
Upon the Dremi'es are one large and cOm,nOdiOus
TWO.S1ORY DWELLING with ten rooms. an
OFFICE in the yard, six good OUT.HOUSES I'm
good repair, with brick chmneys; two large
BARNS, and one new STABLE: one new STORE
HOUSE. bold stream Of excellent spring water
rises upon aud runs through the farm.
There Is at present more than enough first growth
PINE TIMBER to supply the premises and guam
tity OF young timber which will, In few years, be
large enough for cord wood.
Persons desirngto Inspect the premises reach
them easily by the steamer AHel from Richmond,
Norfolk or any river landing. and Mr.. John Lamb,
who lives near will take pleasure In showing them.
TERMS: One third cash the Balance in one, two,
and three years, the purchaser TO give negotiable
notes with interest added deed given aud deed Of
trust taken 10 secure the deferred payments.
For further particulars, address
JOHN LAMB.
Wilcox Wharf, Va; or,
FRANCIS j. DUKE.
Bfal, ,.t,A
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BY II. Benson. Aue,ioueei

poTLTSG SPRINGS,
ONE THOUSAND ACRES;
MOUNTAIN FARM.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES;
JAMEsRIvER LANDS,
IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
WARREN STATION,
o,cu.toNyrN srn AIIECHANY RAILROAD
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER
IsA SURE CURE FOR
DIARRHGA. DYsENTERY, SUMMER COM
PLANT, CHOLERA, CHOLERA
MORBUS, ETC.,
AND is PERFECTLY SAFE.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.

THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
2. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYat6 A. VI. for abOve-pamed places,
arriving AT old Point at J.. NJ, connecting with
steamer for Washington, ID. G., and the Bay Line.
which arrives in Baltimore next morning Ia fun
time Tor early tran Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. Returning. the steamer ARIEL leaves Nor
folk At 4. VI. and O'd Point al 1915 A. " every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, arriving
az Richmond at about Z. VI.
Fare 10 kailmOrt' Ou
Fare 10 Pnladelpnd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Fare 70 New ~ %
fare 70 Ia w
Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. C., and return
Uid Old Point, Potomac Steamboat Company aud
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad,
So.
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY, AND OTHER EXCURSlONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
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Lynchburg PASSENGER Train. NJ. A.. DIIIy.

Iynchburg Passenger Train, No, ~. DIllN
Leave Rlchm0nd,............. J..
Train No. "a connects At Burkeyllir Win NHf-
folk al Western railroad for FarmYllc, LfH'l-
burg and all Southwestern points
Train No. 30 fast mall stops only a. J't'fs'' To-
Burksyiile, Drakt's Branch. RsrssdaD''. Diu'.| TO-
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte, ~partu'..f 81,
Greenyille, Seneca TOccOs, Lula, Hru ItIltet..'.
connecting a; Atlanta for all points south ind >oi-
west.
lions, connecting at Sutheriins with M.tn1 iai
sutherlin NaFrOW-6auge railroad Ter NIiuus At
salisbury with Western North Carolina 90 IDli jos
all poip s in Western North Carolina, A. A.l.A
FOR all points South aud Southwest.
Train No. Az Through passenger and mai -'f
al all stations, connecting AT Suiheriu'- VIII N..t
ana Sutherlin NarrOw-Gouge railroad tOr VI ."',
at Atlanta for all points south aud Southwest :.
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia aud Atf.r-
railroad for Columbia, Auguskt, savannah 40.
Florida points.
Trains from the sboye-named POINTS arrive 3.
Richmond 4:44 L. NJ, AIS i. NJ, rs 4. h.' ia-
l2:lS L. VI.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Train No. 60-Richmond tO Atlanta
ON Train No. 4s-New Yprk amt A'aLA 40
Richmond, AND Greensboro % Henri b -'.'
Western North Carolina railroad.
On Train No. 42-W dshingtDu. a. 4 k'c.". no
and Danyille, and Danyile and Augusta.
BOn-AlF passenger trains leave IItlulI.I t.
4. NJ and $3.50 L. NJ: arrive al Bon Airit t'.i \
NJ. and $3.50 =. NJ arrve - Cotihed ~ ~ ~
VI and 7:l1 L. VI. Returning, ieaNe Goa tH 49,
TAI A. " aud 7:2S + NJ: leave Bon AIi a. ~
~. aud 7:40 T.. NJ; arrive al Richm I'd 49, -
VI. ana Z r. ". All pa seuRcr trai Is except .i. ''
mail stop al Bon Air.
Tickets sold 70 all points soutn sos.hess- iaa
southwest and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on local ucke;s.
General Passenger and Ticket Asen..
T. VI. X. TALCOTT, General Manager. g -
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RlcHMoNp ANp ALLEGHANY RAILRoAI
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.EAvE RIcmMOND-sor mn.

LEAVE RiCHNOND-sOrr IT,
$40 +. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Mix. ,f...
connections for savannah. --u
nj Petersburg. Pullman r., f,rs' .I'.f
ing Cars beiTeen NiffI. Va. "a
1880 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL. daII,. ,o.,e..,--
for Raleigh, Charlsslor. a., ~
Aiken, SayagD1h, and J,pk.a-'..i"
STOPS at SHOPS, Chester Nc
Dre"ry's Blun. on sigma, P1..r-.,'
sleeper between NcN Yors -t
Charleston On Tits Train. '"'
$40 i. NJ, FREIGHT, daily exc Di sunday
$50 A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except supdi..
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
AIS A. NJ, FAST MAIL. dsiy. Stops .,I, ..
Chester. Puliman Sctper 'sa.'
Chari,s'On and Milford. ",
1870 A. NJ, fREiGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
$40 L. NJ, THhOLGH MAIL. daily conr,..I,.
with Richmond. Frrdcri Is .bury .at
Potomac railroad Tor al point. S.,
ana West; also making c0unep...s
with Chesapeake and ohio r1i'-.ifs-
the virginia springs aud an t..u.,
North and West. This train .f.,. a,
Manchester, Chester, ami Cer'rtIt
Pullman sleeper. On mi. tram -
tween Charleston and Nv NoIk
$40 Il. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sundA,
A direct four-hours connection f. male t..r,a,
Richmond and Norfolk by rains Having E.rliH1r,
at 1850 A. ST., and Norfolk az 1928 T. VI. ,.s
special advertisement Illustrating the turact..t,0
this service.
All trans leaving Petersburg will start from .as
ApDOmattOX deppl.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mond at o A. NJ. and 9 p. NJ. Leave P,tersbars p,
8 A. NJ. aud L. II. every sunday
Z. ID KLINE, Superintendent
jel6
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AT The request Of the proprietor. William Dick.
SON. Eco, aud as trustees under the general aeed oi
Indge A Rfvee. we shall, on
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-14
Mothersl MothersiI Mothersii,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excrucating pain of cutting
teeth2 If so, go at once and get bottle of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it.. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prcscrip-
ton of one Of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
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The Garfield Family in the White House.

OF the domestic life of the Garfelds
at the White House the veteran Ben
Perley Poore writes to the Boston Jour-
nal as follows:
1.-THE short time that the Garields
occupied the White house before the
assassination was continued scene OF
domestic enjoyment. Grandma Gar
field had, until she returned to Mentor,
an honored place at the family table,
at her sons right hand, and was always
waited on first, whoever else might be
present. On the other side sat Jamie,
who was his fathers pet. Harry, the
oldest boy, always sat next his mother,
and then Miss Mollie, who is fast APP
preaching woomanhood, Irwin and
little Abram, who is but 9 years Of age.
Mrs. Garfield is believer in good fare,
and there was always an abundance OF
wholesome, nutritious food, with good
coffee, tea and milk. Flowers from
the conservatory adorned the table at
every meal"