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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-29
Notice.

The undersigned, Charles A. Buckley, Charles
j. BulkIey and George ID. III. Gillespie, who are
the owners of onehalf of the capital stock OF the
Coal Creek Mining and Manufacturing Company,
and the said Charles A. Buckley and Charles j..
Buckley being Directors of said company, hereby
give notice that a meeting OF the stockholders of
said company will be held at the Office of said
company in Knoxville, Tenn, on the 26th day of
April, 1881, at eleven O'Clock a. M. for the pur-
pose OF holding an election to elect Board of
Directors of said company, and for the purpose
OF revising and amending the bylaws of said
company, and for the transaction of any other
business that may come before said meeting and
that at the same place on the same day. and i'm
mediately after the adjournment Of said stock
holders meeting, there will be held meeting of
the Directors OF said company for the purpose of
electing a President, a Secretary and a Treasurer
of said company, and for the transaction Of any
other business that may come before said meet
ing.
CHARLES A. BUCKLEY,
CHAS. j. BULKLEY,
Stockholders and Directors the Coal Creek
Mining AMI Manufacturing Company.
GEO. d. II. GILLESPIE,
Stakeholder in said Company.
m26 4SltS&W4t
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CLUB RATES WITH
Harper's Publications.

We will club the WING AND CHRONICLE with
the Harper publications at the following rates {:
Wing and Chronicle and Harpers Magazine.
$3.50; Harper's regular price. $780,
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Weekly,
$3.50; Harper's regular price, $500.
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Bazaar, $3.50 !;
Harper's regular price, $500.
Wing and Chronicle and Harper's Young People,
S25e; Harpers regular price. $3.50.
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The Wing and Chronicle
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER,

which has no club or second price $500. The Plant
and Seed Distribution, which il any valuation
can be placed upon such novelties, is worth at
least $500, making total of $3.50 for only 49,
less than half of the real value
The rural home fully suppied-the news of the
world-the most trustworthy agricultural and hOr-
ticultural informatien-seedS plants-all for
about the price of one good paper.
Specimen copies of the RURAL NEWCOMER
will be sent on application to the publisher. No.
"a PARK Row. New York, without charge, to our
readers. 1t Is a sixteen-page weekly illustrated
In the best manner from original drawings, and
flied with original contributions from the best
writer's in the world. Farm and horticultural
experiment grounds. S2 acres in EXTENT, are
worked in the interest of its subscribers.
~ WTII .o1 sT ~ ~ ~ ssa ~
year.
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OUR CLUB RATES WITH
"Purdy's First Recorder and
CDffage Gardener

The FRUIT RECORDER AND COTTAGE GARDENER
is 16-page monthly paper, exclusively confined
and Is edited and managed by A. M. Purdy, q life
long practical grower. Price S1.00a year.
We will send the Weekly Wing IL Chronicle and
the Fruit Recorder for one year for 81. 85.
Daily Chronicle BY mail, and the Fruit Recorder.
one year 1925.
Daily Chronicle by Carrier and First Recorder.
one year $3.50.
specimen copy Of the Recorder may be oh
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cG:>!!ccxxuutlria Q2azette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE %

before MARRIAGE AND ArfEa.-B ,tcr,
msrilage The young CIR! will generally koow or
have scmo idea woca tho youog gentleman will
como to $50 hcr; she takes great care TO lock
neat and pleasing. waiting TO receive bin 10 o
tas.etuile srraosed room. A5d what Of the
you.b? No mstter how muoa ''ous of sorts,
las be Is ap; to term ii be m;y feel, be will
dress 10 bis best, lock his very bes', and start
Tor the bomn c! HE love. Tnoy msos With 9
clasp OF ha9Cs s.d E pleasant smile, havo 40
a2recabio c7eacgs visit, then asrs with q kind
good n,gdt. l d GOT say this /. wroog if there
Is tIu. love 10 il tu: how different, IL is from
the houo 10 alter years We too vficn MISS
tbs sweet fsc, and p!sssiog opp .aranc, Of the
yourg xiii 10 tho GIte. And tno youth whose
only slca was to please his lady love. 20 " set III
TO have forRttt0n all tbs little ccurttslos and
gentle sttcpu9n5 that src needed Just ss much
10 The tuSSipd as 10 the iov:r 10 make home
happy. .Hc hods many othar thiogs to Iouk
sitter; sGd uti.r5 harsh aud thou. Ltl,ss words.
~ may see The wits 81 ool7 few months, 10
s;oV:n!1 dress. hair uccOmbed, the house 10
dis]rccr, bLd neariy tins fer her husband TO
cJme homr. il is 30 wonder that he is VI,
hsgp2, AID my trY TO give q little EGVcs
sometimes. | ak 90 tx,use for her. She
nay lave l!ccI9 20 dc. and Woro than sie c4n
acoJn p;ish -rl! she car. if sce will, alwsys
lock ceat, It'd mcct Ter tus5s1d with snile.
% ID. o:hIr haDd. III. wife muy TIP hard TO
keep the sweet, glIl!eh Wa5s Of o!her days sbous
her, tu' tho husband will think 20 himself.
Now VIC a!e mslTi &, SD Mary mutt not ex
rec. 10 be tie SIN: e, before. | HAYS 20 tius
for loving Esgs rca there is SO much resting
UPON me, 81 the head OF the house." II,
tak:s 20 cote, nt The reaIly kept rcom,; and
tbs Lice ciouer j lst to bis tase, std The loving
vile "Eo always meets i'm az tho door With
smile Ct Btcom home.
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ErEsJGs, GMEBFa'AAs. Go.

PERRY HOUSTON Ut UNITY. Ga.
We have Known Swfls t-yphii,.c Snacfc
tested in hundreds Of cases Of 81 ph!,is, NJ .rcur
rislRhemstisna. Scrotuis, etc 1t msdh the noa
perfect and permanent cures IN every case
Hugh L.. Bernard. Sam. u. kIilen. ,Iads:
%. CT. j. L. Warren, of J.W Lnthrcp 6 Go
Ssvsnnsh. Ga Ed Jackson, Der't OK SUPP
Ct. Wm. Brunsor. Eli Warren, J. W. WIN
berry. j q. Gilbert, Dr'g't, J. N. Mann, 20
Treas, VIM. u. Pierce, Sh'f. 9. O. Duncan
Day d Gordon.
am scqu.inted with the pronriptnrs Fn:
many of the gentlemen whoso signatures arpss
30 The foregoing certificate. They ero men 60
high character and standing
a. Il. CnLQUITT.
Governor Ct Georsis.
Proprietorp. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by +. =. LEADBBATER s. BRO.
Gall for copy of Young Mems Friend"
decl
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The greatest JOY OF It is sa.son is the "a viog
Of the w'n,er'- stose. lac Of tie other pleas
uTes OF May lmj CT spIiDs Gouse cleaning csn
Compare ;:'t.I Ills event, which ell the family
look to1~r ri TO with io.c1sn expectation, snd
wh!ch ntvs! iGi!s 10 put s,i . the best OF hu-
NOR, hY hhricg hen stored away at STAINS
BURY S CENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, you viii save
uIUcu ocnOys;c., and have them 10 good order
to rut ~ wncD the c Ii weather comes. r..
mco,ber the p-o.-NcBofney building. COR
per klsR aud - sshirg tou rs.
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Nail, South ws-d. connects at Charlottesville
Tith Clos. & Ohio 4. r., East and West 4:
LyncEhurg. connects With Norfolk & Wc.t.
ern K. b., through Southwest Virginia To
Nashville, Nsw Orleans Memphis, Little RoeH i
and Iezss--snd st Danville with Richmond 8
panyi!e +. r. TO South and Southwest.
IMPRESS Soutnwsrd connects at Chsrlcttes.
vll!u W all Eoints Gil Ches. q Ohio h. T., AID
at oanv!'is for all points South Kass ard South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
nIenGris daily. except Sunday, 8 u n In. ard
/ 81 H., and returning arrive o. Alexandra
II ~ n and 2 90 p. 70.
Fer kAN ASSAS LINE leave Washington
IL a. m. and Alexandria n. ~, daily
except Suudsy, arrive 2: Strastnrg at II rs pm.
connecting with the Vslley Road Easl and
West. LaaVo S.rssburS 50 p. H., arriving y;
alexandria q. 81 y. IL.
MIXED T2&IH FOR MANASSAS DIV
IS10H Leaves Alexandria daly, except sun.
Gag, at 60 8. H., arriving at Strasburx at Us
p. n. and returning leaves Straehuss c: 5 Is
g. M. arriving in Alexundri. ct 2 sc 3. M.
For Middloburg, daily connection at p!sia.
siti;an.
For Upperville, regular connection st Eois.
For WARgsNToN. leave Washington =,
! 10 p. L. daily aud ii 05 g. n. daily, excep.
Suudiy.
Messengers can leave Ws.renton 81 S25s N
snd take mixed trsa ct Junction end reach
AleIandris at II ID p II, il time 10 tnskel A. &
f. tfsln a. " 81 Il for Washington, Baltimore
ard New YORK.
ali trkins maze good connections, st Wash.
ington, to and from Il o..h and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Weshiugtcn at
I 10 ,. ~, running through wi.hou. chsuse,
Fast train wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
Cbsir ar s,;,chrd runs through t! White sui
phur Sprinrs with Ut change ard from White
SulphIr IL Bs;tim RI Without change Thi. i,
the tastes. tram butweeu these points.
Pullman Sleeping Care between Washington
and Angusls, Ca, Without change. on 10 Is
p. n. train.
Through tickets very low 10 the South and
South west.
MEHCKE SLAUGHTER. G.T.A.
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MUEIUN Al ERYI, Ciark.
IS. Kt mpcr. o. q. ie1T-w;y

NlEGiNIA: In the Clerks Office of III. Cor
pcrs!ion Ctu!! Of ihn city OF Aie1sndria,
GE The "a cay II june, 1881
w Arthur Taylor. trustee, shift seain!t J.
/: linz, kliz ,oulh hicllaenny, Msr7
White jena Tuner. William =, min. thss.
tt aiiln, iholnao EcyuErt sad Eliza 1eih his
wife. Cscar Domain, William Il. E.u,s;n
GrSce Dens'n, Lilly B. Ucmsi ';eorge nse
md Jane his wife SID MaII C. johnson, &c.
t.ncaL!s IN chancery.
Memo. Tho OF act Of this suit is TO obtain q
decree fer the sale Of certain piece fTea ea,s:o
belonging 10 the estate Of the late Reuben JOHN.
con and Tor other purposes
Tho defendants jane Turnar, Charles Demsis,
Thomas keyl0rd and EIiz,b .lh his wife, usc.r
Cemain, WIN. H. Demalu, George Gage and
JsLe Gage biz wis not having entered their
appearances ard given security according
to tie &C. Of Assembly, and the rules Of
this Coart, and it appearing by affidavit that
they ar3 not residents Of this State, it is d.
tered That the ssd do!4adsnts appear here with
in ono month after duu publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
intercsla in this suit; and that copy OF this Or
der be forthwith Inserted in the y e-andria Co.
zettc, o newspaper published in tho city Of Al
c1@ntria, once y week for four successive weeks,
ard posted at tho from. door Of The Cour. Louise
OF this city. CODy-test:
.MuHrUN MARYE, Clerk.
W. Arlhlf Taylor, ja2-HIw
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1851 egnA7 1881

E CO 4 GakAT L SCi
,,,, ZEN ASELYANIA ROUTE
TO TEE EOKIR, VEST u sOUTHWES~"
DOUBLE TRACK,
GTkEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENEH
GAGNIFiOEET gQUIpMENi.
TiACAE 4 PoT0GAU RAILROAD, cor.
net Of Sixth and !, stl acts, MS follows:
FOR philadelphia, New York and the sss.. s snd
~ ~ {. n. daily, cxcep. Sunday, snd 20n, TO-
sno II Is Pm Dolly, gith Pelace Cars. Linn
itod &AyceDa Of Pullman Psrlor Cars $50 q.
BE. 1aIiy, except Sunday. For Philsdelsha
. sHd IL 20 e. IL. daily, except Sunday end
W W s.; . az, iO ant ~ Is 3: IN. Gully.
f9 Tal f:; T snd shs Yves: s;OO n. with
fal;s5iFs snd Chicago lC.3J q. IL. daily
Joy =. Il. 60 =, with fis!sce Csl to Chicago.
For tansndaigun hnG the Noc,n, 9N 3. H.
except 6undssy and $50 ?. II. daily, except
sasurcaT, With Palace Car i. CsnsrIssus
For Whtkins, l030 q. II. daily cscep: Sun.
dsy.
For Baltimore, Il. 800 e.29 and 10. 80 A. H.;
2oJ, q ~ 40, $40 $50, ~ co and iu.l5 p, NJ.
IN Sunday ,e.,U and 10. 81 s.la 2.u0, Sd, $50,
II VI EHu IL Is .. n.
For Ropes Oroek Line, 20 =. m. snd 4 10 D. IN.
duly, except Sunday.
FOR Annapolis, 3 ~ 3. M. snd 4 40 o. n, daily
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
FOR a ie1andrls ] V, 720. $40. and II so 8.
~, sno ~ 8, 4 70. G and II 80 .. NJ. Sum
Gay at 7 uO, ~. snd II 80 g. m. and p. m.
tTaiEs leave Alexandra for Washington, 900
s.Gb. and 70 :. Ia, aud - 10. 3, s, I, go
p. III. snd IL night.
On sunday at o.U5, and 10 s. N. and 100 and
II y. II.
TkROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quartico and Richmond, will leave Aloxan.
Oil" Of 7.2) ADD II u q. m. daily and % p.
III. dsllE, sxcept SUNDAY,
FRst mail, leaving st II u q. M, makes but ono
stop, VIZ: at Quantico, between Ale1andris
and Rich mond.
Tickets snd Information CELL be procured M
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
SouIheaS! j. 4. WOOD,
FLANK Thomson -,A'A"
General Manager, nv13
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FOR NGAFoaK,
connecting with Merchants and Minors Line
fer Boston. stsamel
L6Dr OF THE E,aEs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
fkIDA1. ut co o. clock Penn; returning leave
Norfolk on alternate days Ct AGO D. u.
This staunch iron steamer has juat osen psins.
Cd throughout: statorooms newly furnished and
carpeted, and ID the handsonost as we'll as the
safest boat on The Potomac river and Chosapsake
Day, anu ls the only steamer making close cor.
nec.ion with the New York aud Boston etearo
ere; also connects with Richmond steamers sad
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEi POIN I
and POINT LOOKOUT gong ard returning.
Beginning Msy let, 1851, e. curson tickets,
good for four days will BE- i;au.d =. te,,9ms;,'
Eirstnlass wound "trip 10 TT. Monroe and Norfolk
Us 81; fret class fare to Fortress Mon,os end
Norfolk a2i second csss each way 81 90; frs:
class fire TO- Piney Point and Poiot Lob on,
81 oui ffst Class round trip 10 Piney Point and
Point Lookout 81 81; eecond class esch ws2 75c,
Sisterooms 81 ; meals 75cs
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Tho steamers of this company make ccnnec.
tions ct Norfolk for Bon.or md ell points Esst
st New York with all points W est snd N oT:h .
Wost, and at AloZandEis with Virginia MGisad
Kslrost snd Washington scd Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and Insight handled care
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply TO +. A. NEED, Agent,
JsEney's TG.Tt.
WIN. THOMPSON. President,
l4l6 etlees
sep 27-tt Wnsh:ootnn n =
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q fCONED CukNKD BEEF, very choice and
-! icerold. ior sale by the pound or in 2
and IA ID caas 4. w. AVERY.
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<>eSaa CLYDE'S STEAM LINE WERK-
sssSsss9S LIZ &c
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER, PROyr.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steam ets lesYe Alexandria EVERY TIES.
DAY and leave Philadelphis EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria with .hoo
4. q ID. and w s. o. K. Es., end ct Ph;jsdo;'
phis with Olyde's regular Steamships for Fsll
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with Dromptnesa and care,
free Of commissions. u
No charge for transfer in philadelphia, and
wharfage In Boc.on. Quick time. F,eouent
departures, Through rates and tb1ouob 3;Iis
OF lAding given. Insurance ct the loyest rntsss
Agents:
r. q. EEED, Aiexandria.
VIM CL YDB e. CO., Phiadelpt Is,
JOHNSON s. CO.. WISH. 6 Georgpn
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n Q tt o Il.
CHANGE OF TIME,

OaAN0E VI IL 8,
On and after Monday, October 4;h, the
bos.s of the POTOMAC FERRY 90. will rim
- follows
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
oW, 81, So, 8 20, 10 &C aad II 80 q. m. and
II 81, ~, z 80. so, 80, s 80, $50 and 81
p. ID.
LEAVE WASHlNGTON:
9 o. ~, ~ . 81. 10 20 and II 80 q. H.. and
IL 80, l 30. go, 8 80, so, s 80, + 50 and 81
p.m
On Sunday the first trip from each ord will be
1t g so a. N.
ny8 GEO. l.. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND & SEABUERD COASTlN4 CO,
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G>NGLRfiaH GT'5 lGE COLD LAGER, co 9
A4 per dtZ;n bottles r2ust be returned.
X w. AvKHY
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NJ AsH4EaToN d OHIO KAILkOAU

WyAsH.SaToN d OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
ivy TRAINS DAILY (BXUEPT SUN.
DAY. bGTWEhN ALEXANDRIA
End ROUND Hill,
beginning May 9, 1881,
Leave W se1!ngt0L A. 8 70 q, m, and APO D.
10. and alexandria st 925 4. 10. AIS o. n.
fass Haesbura, going Westward, At IL 80 4. NJ.
anG D 81 y. N. and arriVo st Round Hill at
~ ~ ! 10 ~ .. IN. ara 20 p Ia. Leave Bound Hill
az " :. N. and II 30 pm. Pass Lees burg, 20.
iog eastward, 1T GU q m. and I 10 D. m, and
arrive at Alexandra 9, 8 Is =. M. and 8 Is
p n, and al Washington e25 .. N. and
!, fsS Passengers from Washington vii! take
tss washington and Ohio cars At tae Bsitimo1e
fotomsc Railroad station ate Ws,m. end4. 20
?: "a, snd 80 through 10 RounG Hill without
change CT CHS.
iha 9.Zo q. N. train from Alexandria and l2a0
2; M train from Bound Hill ooun ect A. Round
al!i with acCoy & Wi2ginton'e Dsiiv Lin. of
Eoaehes ior SIlckersvils, Berryville and Win
chester; also Esancr's Line of Coaches. which
tesvs hees6urg daily for Aide and MiddIe.
Both trains, westward, make close connectiona.
a. Vienna, With Sissons Line of S,ases for F.iI,
az Court House. s'1 AVA '
communications tickets. n CTS FER mile
Annuai sioketn, $50.
4. q. HAVEEER,
A Sl-H General Ticket Agent.
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1. 5. Leadbeater & Bro.

Goa. aud 8. Pa!r.a1 s.,
Es3aEz.Elaecs IG2S.
Dealers il
PURE DRUGS snd MEDICINES: CEcMI
Gals, PAINTS, OILS, FkCFSiEYA-
By MEDICINES, GARDEN SEEDS
SPICES, AGRICULTURAL
CEEMICALS FINHTOI.
LET GOODS, &C., &c
Propfietors Of Aaodyne Pectoral, Lubrioetils
Imminent, Essence Jsmsics Ginger sra Cousi
Syrup, ind Agents for Ayers Medicines, Aver
irs Chemical Paints sc.
Evory effort will be made to n1sinsin the hist
reputation of our old asts blishmert NV
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GROCERIES,.

&NALL HAMS. Sugar cured Shoulders,
- break'ssL Bacon and Cassards best riff led
Lsid for Gale by 4. W. AVERY.
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ENOR NORFOLK, PORTSMUUTa, FOR.
TRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE a RV

lIafTylng tbe Z. = n all
Will leave Der whsrf, foot OF Pine, street or
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAyUK.
DAYS: 1T s, SO p. u stopping ct Fincy Pcirs
and Ptiat Loohcu: going aud returning. 10.
turning leaves Norfolk on WEUNESDAYS,
fridays and SUNDAYS at 4 COCK D. IL.
.Beslnning With Msy l. 1881. Excursion tic. cts
will be issued. good for four d,y1. ~ f,liow. ::
First Glass fare to Fortress Monios and nor.
folk, 81 o.; First cIass round trip, 50 So; Second
elsss, each way, 81 81 First.cIass fare to tinsy
Point and Point Lockout. ST. 50; First. Glass
round trip, 60; Second clsse, each wsy, 20 cts.
stsLeroomS 81. ID esls IS css.
GEORGE AATTINHLY, Suat
p. B. HOOE, A gent mh3G
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iS.a"s8; ESk SIS.
SD
Popular shsniily DrHwilg OF TIE
Commonwealth Distribution Ije

SohAAAN " "A " So~Ae ga ~ AoSA ~ SsiNh W.
At Ii acacley's Thcatrg, il tie city OF Louis,
villo. On
THUESDkr, JUNK 50 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (2Lrdsys az.
ccptcc) under provisions OF Ill Ac. OF lGa Gen
eral Assembly Of Kentucky Incorporating The
Newpor! Printing aad Newspaper Co.. approved
April ., 1873
ssss- Thss IN u special ect, ana hss
never been r@pessiei.
lne United States llrrult Court On March 81
rendered the following decisions:
Esi-Thet the commonwealth, EEs.
irlbutLOn Cosnpnny Is legal.
2g-stS drawings are fair.
The Company hes now on bsnd iarSe reserve
fund. Eead carefully The lis. of prizes for the
SUHE sFsNG.
! pr!zo-"S30.G0 lCO prizes SlUJ esch SO &C
prize-... 'lU,UCD GN prizes so each 1900
! prize."- 6,Quu GU prizes ~ each 1905
1,OGU prizes 10 each lO,N0
10 prizes s. 0C0 each SiU,gD
~ prizes 800 each iG,U0
9 prizes 300 oach. Approx. prizes. ......S2, 7t0
9pJlzeS 200 earh, " anna, 1850
prizes leo zach ....... 900
------------
l,9e0 prizes, Sll24N
Whcla tickets 50; half tickets 81; Il tickets
S5O 55 tickets slGG.
Remit Money or Bunk Drrf. in Letter, orsena
by Express DOE'I SEND BY REGISTEB-
ED Lister OR POaTuFFlOE ORDER.
Orders o! So and upward, by Express, can b.
sent st our expense Address sill orders TO e.
III. ROAsDNsR, Courier. Journal Build.
,ng, louisville, Ey.. or t. CUSGIEk.
FORD, 2Oj b7osdWay.N. Y.
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ETEAT EHas
NJ o T y Z.
P0TOsn1C FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER

OH ENu ElVeI . UD6 ItL,
Will leave IS followe:
Stesmer T. v. ARROWSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King erect,
At 80 .. M. DAILY, except Wednesday,. IS
far as Colton's, and on sund.y, Tuesday and
Friday SO FIR ss Abel?s. LeonsrGlown, bIuff
Point, Lancss!e.'s wharf. Cbaplicc, Howard's,
Coorum and Stone's. Ga Monday. Tbursdsy
and Saturday for Curriomon. Besrs, MouLt
Holly. NomiDi snd Prospect Hill.
GEO, 4. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. 3 PADGETT, agent jsi4
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FOB NE W Y4EA.

F0R NEEy YssER,
STER.uEEsS Il. q. kyrfa arssyYp Soss
G9BS6sT
EVERY FRIDAY, 1t IL H.; md returning.
leave New York, from pior Al, Hast river. EV'
ELY SATURDAY, At . CLOCK q. "a.
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GAxERssAE3,

SylRGINlA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR, President 1
On and after SUNDAY, June ~ 1881 D..
senger trains will run As follows. -'oA' a.
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CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING cider, at McBUR'
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They must bs straight, free Of knots. worm
holes and decay. w. a. SHOOT,
je3-lm SincoYs wharf.
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Steamers of THE line will run es follows;
F0& NGAFGGK.
, 1881-07-13
q THE COUNTY.DU1LD1NG.


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ma t4riish him now Dali, put they got aroilud Il
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10 curry on tho efso frntn the insaf1o Asyl,,ni
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