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The Record OF the MabOneItes.
GPilisrlrania Tribune. /


The first official act OF this party when II
came into power was to turn ont Arthur
Sullivan, a One-legged Confederate soldier,
from a position which every ote admitted
be acceptably filed, aud elect in his stead
George Cook, a negro politician from Nor
folk. Was this done to secure settlement
OF the debt, and the support OF the white
people of Virginia for that plan, or was
il done TO secure the aid and companions
sbip OF the negroes and the Radical party
Was the one-armed Cottrell turned out and
the negro politician j. ii. Hill elected
TO his place TO secure a settlement, OF
was IL TO rally africa TOR the war;? Why
was General Rogers turned out and Radi
cal, II. II. Dyson, elected 10 his stead
why was Judge Simmons turned out and
Radical elected in his stead! Why was
Judge Bernard turned out and Radical
elected in his stead? Why was Judge
Bouldin turned out aud Radical elected
in bis steads Were these things done to
secure the support of the white people OF
Virginia for the final success Of this deb
measures or were they done to join the
Radical party TO them with hooks OF steel
30 that coalition Ia The near future might
be OF easy consummations
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Rev. j. II. Lightbourne preached " the
Methodist Episcopal church, Seventh street,
in New York, on Sunday, and during the
course OF his sermon censured DR.. Bliss for
"his uncalIed.for filings at the Christian
people"
A sexton aud his enemy fought in a
churchyard at Millsboro', Del, and the SEX
ton was thrown into a freshy.dug grave.
Then the other undertook to bury him
alive, and had almost completed the job
when help came.
Burglars are getting bold in Chicago,
Early Saturday morning burglars broke
into the residence OF William Chalmers,
Ison.in.law of Allan PiDterton, 372 wesi
Monroe street, and carried OF several hun
dred dollars worth OF yaluables.
George N0rcross, an Indian student at the
Hampton Normal School, died last Thursday
in the eighteenth year OF his age. lie wa:
from Arizona, aud one OF the number who
arrived last spring. Hrs lungs were affected
when he came to Virginia.
Mr.. Gorham's paper says: 81 can always
'tell how the Freshest is,' remarked gen
tleman yesterday, "by reading what the
Chicago Tribune says about Arthur. Il
the President is drooping, Medill puffs Ar
thur; II he is reyiyisg, be danns him."
The Corporation C~nIt OF Lynchburg bal
found George Cave guilty OF the murder Of
Thomas G.. Dent, and liked bis punishment
at ten years in the penitentiary. de wants
a new trial.
Two bunko men Of New York mistook
General Grant for a country victim, bur
buried of in coufusios when they ascer
tanned their mistake.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made fer a prize
Sight between John l.. SUiiivan. OF Boston,
and Paddy Ryan, of Troy. for 5000. 1t II
Sot TO take place for soIae months.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg VIII sing In
public for the first time since her return al
the Worcester lMass.) festival, September
29th.
Mr. James e. Murdoch will give readings
during this season under the management
OF Dir. j. 5. Vale.
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Tae PhIssdeIphIa Record says II is RseL
ancb0ly fate which has befalea William Il
Dlokerson, snce an bonored meaaber OF the
Pbiis1eipbia bar, n0w brokes-down Old
mar sent 10 ,tae peniientiary for a term 50
losg rs 70 be N bis esse equivalent to an
imprisonment Ter lie. His crime was for.
gefyin the whitaker VIII case.
DEgRon. September 0. j. o. Seton. the
wetI-knowH actor. died here this morning
from an internal rupture, received While
sparriDg with feliow-aetor at Lexington,
~. Last week, where be was playing bis
.f,rst weeks eagagemsnt.a He vas between
s,xty-1ye and seventy years Of age.
81 Is impossible for woman after faith
ful course OF treatment with Lydia 4. Pink'
hams Vegetable Compound 10 continue TO
suffer with weakness OF the uterus. Er-
close = stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia y. Pinkhais,
2aa Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, Tor neF
psmpbIeis.
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Rtchmend-I.s Prosperity and Growth


THE BOON IN TOBACCO-THE TREDsGAR--THh
YORKTOWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAS
MONEY.
The New York HerGlGS Richmond cor
respondent says:
Wuhal Richmond is a pleasant place TO
live in. lis people are generous and nospi.
table, its society cultured and refined, ana
jts businessmen are thrifty and eDtefprls-
ing. It's public schools and colleges, now
about TO open, will be crowded, and
the standards OF scholarships have been
steadily raised. More houses have been
built In 1881 than in any preceding
wear since the war, with probably
one exception, and the demand is Tor more.
A new railroad on the banks OF the james
river has recently been built, and another is
now being rapidly constructed from the
sity 10 Yorktown and the Peninsula. The
Tredegar Iron.W Works employ LOGO hands,
and much money has been realized by the
advance In railroad stocks and securities.
The Yorktown Centennial boom has encour-
aged many small enterprises. Anindustrlal
exposition hall is now fast going up. The
State Fair will last this year ten instead oil
four days.
The drought has shortened The crops and
caused an advance in all breadstufis ana
tobacco. The prices for stock on band OF
the latter have been raised TO fancy figures,
and holders are greatly rtioiced. In Rich
mond all is activity and hustle. Every body
has money, and everybody spends it freely.
In the absence Of water everybody drinks
1.eer, not excepting the helles spd the
swelIs OF Franklin street. A greater num-
Der OF people went to the springs this sea-
son than for many years previous, snd, IT
CONSEQUENCE OF the continued water'iamine,
heat aud dust OF The city, they very wisely
remain there yet. The plentitude OF cash
has produced extravaganza. AT the White
Sulphur, 1t Is stated, the receipts OF JAKE
BluemeIpck, the famous barkeeper, in out
day were nearly double those OF any othel
day In the history OF the springs.
The reports from the country, however
are disbearteniug. Great streams have be
come mere creeks. Greeks and spring
have become dry. In some places one car
walk across the bed OF James river on th'
rocks something not known before To-
fifty years. Tobacco has been blistered oil
the stalk, corn scorched into untimely fod
der, grass buried In the dust, aud the leave
OF the forest trees blighted as II by frost
This. OF course, does not accurately de
scribe every locality, but II Is the genera
outlook, and the few rains that have re
Gently fallen will not alter the dismal pros
meet
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Hv,,fs.- Manchester connois"ews 10 wa
seTmeIons declare that the weather = ~
bot that II hss even tsken the sap oue "
that suecuient vegetable. boco
The Union Guard, Captain JoDDson' nopt
nv their pIc-ntc 81 Ohesterneid San
MONDAY 10 acquire funds 10 sIa OF tne ~, ~
cnremeut az new RniiofTDs. IDecoupany
49, a. a.,,,I,lan 10 attend the Yorkt0"p
snn'.naS,si ard want 10 do so in good form.
srnis coiored military company Is at preseh.
ar on,v renresestalise OF the proves OF
the Free State. I'm. .,u,
Tho 6shermeo,s exertions In the fails sun
.r,,,noe IN be rewarded with substantial
catches OF black bass aud other scs'S iuNu-
9ie. ,o.rs no.
,ween ibe dock bridge and Mayo's Is rather
annoying 10 pedestFians along that tnor,
ougbfare on dark nights, and Is SUBJECT o'
frequent compliant. or
The Olympic Clubs hoat-house, on
May0s island. Is a gorgeous instltttiol
elncetbe PAINTER bss added the embei2sn-
mont Of his art 10 outside and rooi'
The ,plaster ceiling Of The H2stlngs-CoEfl
room has been removed ia give place 70 Que
Of tongue.and.groovedT wood. Inc entIha
sIasm dlSplayed at certain oppoTtune Tune
in the past was found to be fataiiy oe.l9'
mental TO the integrity OF the original cell
ing. -. l. IN al.
The Manchester msrketbouse is 10 OF
mensiops about 80 by 20 feet. and one STORY
htob. A new white volunteer company Il
TAXED Of, ana IT'S successful raising VIII DC
followed by a request on the part on eitl-
zens that the maTket-bouse be run up an'
another story aud the room thus creaied pe
given 10 the company for an armory:: 40
argument in Its favor is that II could also
be tIsed for balls, parties, socia! reunions
or receptions Of the city's guests.
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ARRIVED.
ste..,er Tiger lilly, wathsl Chieksh2miIy, d.
ehaDase and passengers W. A. W Nv
sa.eer Ksnawhs greenwood, light, ChesapeAke
and ONO tsal y, Coit,prham Smith, iron, Rich
,,o,st and DauxJle Rairoed Company. ,,,. q.
Sehooner Thomas clyde. Fisher COAL 'HA''e ~
scs,ooper Enma t. Enaicoit, Bowen pig-roh'
Trciegar Company.
S,..roshfn old Dominion. Walker, New 4 0Ik
mcsrhsndise and passengers, G. W. Alien 70
At sliner Pioneer, Ps PhadsPhS sa mercha"-
Stesmer Ariei, clifford Norfolk. Cnileo c.a.es
mai, merchandise and passengers L. b' A@'u''
KRs,Ss nr. Lasker tGerl Buscheuhenke, for no
crande DO Sal and Zircon (Hrl. trancisi iof s"n'e
port (bolh previously reported c'eareuJ'
CLEARED.
Steamship Rhembina (Br, Rains a. West ioutl
PernambucO ana DdLlt, hVui' NN
'"''"' oepop WIS LANDING, SEPTEMBER 6.
Arrived: schooner Exertion, McKean' - hght'
-; schor1er. w. G. Bartlett, Lyons, and
Rhods Holmes, Van Clesf' for New York. "ooo' l.
j. Woodbridge. e,,>~,,
mn, mrs Arrived 9Th (: Schooner A. II.
conn. Ffam6ers and Daniel clifford, smith, I,9n
Riehrnond Also arrived: schooners " liliatn MA na-
gee RAMSEY, from James river, snd hdttir Lolles,
StT,,ie from virginia. Cleared on: Sch0Onefs
Jsnn,e Middleton, Hughes; Maria Piar,on, Asey
Prank McDona'd NcAndrews; and Marchs- n
Davis. Lopg; all for Richmond. ,,..,..,.
SrTv VopR-Arriyed 5ll: SChOOners Henrietta
simmons C;odfrey John n. Parker, Phiilips' ana
r. Merwin. Brown; all from Richmono' A'So'
schoo1ers CASTOR r. Hubbard, LOyeland; h: w
Godfrey Sears: aud r. J.. Leach, InmAn: az from
virginia. Cleared 8 h. Schooner D In hosser'
Rhodes, Tor Richm0nd.
SPOKEN.
The bark Monarch Nor. j. when arrived S q. Nv
yorL 5th Instant repOTts having spoken on Seplem-
Der ID on GEORGES shoals the brig fremudeh
Nor J. from Liverpool for Richmond.
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YORKTOWN NoTEs.--Cotonel Wiiiialn p.
Craighill received concentration yester-
day from Mr.. G. w. Smith, the general man.
ager OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
stating that there was no Eouot OF the early
completion OF the road to Yorktowa, anC
that the telegraph lines now 10 coarse o.
erection wosid be ready for use by October
9Th. !CQlone Cralgbill has also received 1
2txh copper-pated box which Is eon
tain the records, &c, 10 be placed On the
cornerstone of the monGment at York
town. - 6qitl1Ore ATlericosl. 9Th.
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A man came into an EDITORS room With
a large roll of manuscript under his arm and
said very politely. 60 have trife here
about the beautiful sunset yesterday which
was dashed of by friend OF mine, which |
would like inserted il you have room"
Z" Plenty OF room. Just insert it YOURSELF"
replied the editor, gently pushing the
waste-psper basket toward him.
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Poor FELLOW. Of a new play,
the New York correspondent OF the fhua-
delphia Times says; "One OF the cnarac'
tiers on Monday night was played by an
actor named Davenport. Something was
the matter. Was he drunk5 Had he Tor.
gotten his linesy Was be stage struck
oh, no. He had only lost his three.year.old
baby. That was all. The news was flashed
across the wires and reached him just be-
fore he went on to be funny"
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A CONTINENT TO Tux ARcBBIsBoe. IA
committee. consisting OF Mr.. James Don.
nelly apresideHt OF be National Catbonc
Union OF the Knights OF 81. JohnL Mr..
JohnJ. Curran, and Mr.. John DoHaelty,
Monday waited apon Archbishop Gitbens
zad notkied him OF his election as chaplsl8
OF tbeInion. The Archbishop accepted
fbe p6siison, and returned thanks for the
aosor couferred.--Bd baltimore dmericGH-
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rryorcroxArr RELrc.-Ar. 6eorge
a @en hss IN bis possession pcwder-boIn
aiken from British soldier previous 70 ,n o,,
s ssv@ Of CornwaIlis. II has silver tog
snd bottom. on the bolton Is inscrlgeu
Ss,h T'Icbt Infantry, with a crown ana
horn. and the letters G. r. j was given
=, rsj aim iorty years ago. Haspton AoT''o''
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MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. Mr.. Julian t.
Burke has been appointed an aid to the
Governor, with the rank OF colonel, for the
Yorktown Centennial celebration. General
Fiiz. Lee, Of the First Brigade Virgins
Volunteers, has appointed Messrs. Court
land Il. Smith and B. II. Fowle bis aldeS.de-
camp, with the rank of captain. -Ate1dr~
drid Gazette.
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The wife OF Police Officer Walter B..
RUBY, York, Pa. had her feet so badly
frosted that she was uDable TO wear her
shoes, and scarcely to walk. She applied
ST. jacobs Oil on q Saturday night, aud the
next day she was able TO wear her shoes
and walk 10 church. Her feet were free
from, soreness spd 90 well 90 ever.
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The existence Of General Malone as :, a
senator lpskes it impossible for Democ's w
to hermit Anthony. OF 9ny man IKE n' d. ~
hc President OF the Senate. augusta <uu'
~ roo, liz fI)eUOcrdtiC).
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By r. b. Chafiin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT CEN
IA TRALLY-LOCATED AND NEh1 DhSl . a, A.
Of = nFTACHFD BRICK DWELLING NO. 6lo
FAST FRANKLIN STREET-At the request OF
DR.. j. G. SHELTON. who Is removing TO the corner OF
Eighth and Franklin streets, We VIII sell Dy puopc
auction, on ihe premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER To- 1851,
at Az O'Clock T.. NJ. the above desirable DWELL
ING which contains seven rooms, Win IRON porch
in IN ont and porticos In rear ann kichen VIZ,
three rooms: gas. wafer, and oatn. LOl ,rph's ~
feet / ! 3 inches and has good entrance This pro-
nerty viii always rent well, and VIII make nice
home Parties desiring TO nsptc ct the house can 90
so netween the hours OF ~ and O'Clock any daY'
TERMS: Reasonable, and aDnOunc, Il ~ sale.
Il. b. CHAFFIN co..
se6 Auctoneers.
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BrE.B. Cook, Auctionser.
T,uRATOR's SALE AT PUBLIC AVN Ao,S
,r,nss az THE BUILDING No. 1919 MAiEE
sTRriENI. GATELY OCCUPIED ~ 3 5E Y, OF
pECEnS,nsp.c; yvi,1fsIi eAID Bull DING sTANpS'
66nsccrcr FixTufKs. GOOn.wIl. AND Urn .
Pied LICENSE, FOUR HOkshS; t ~ nnaaE-
ad,ssa Nm 1iNE FAMILY CARRIAGE nA ~
NESS. 6c.-we will sell, upon me premises w.
1919 Main street, on 80,
FRIDAY. sEPTENBEs o, 1881
N o'clock A. NJ, the PROPERTY anoye , nlsn-
lease' &e'' VIII "e CHARLES r. WH1TLOCK,
HENRY g. CANNON.
- Curators OF n. u. Lyme, deceated.
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by Furman Topper
Real Estate Agent and Aucticneer'
lOl6 Main street.

,.,prrsTEEs, SALE OF TWO-STORY
rpAnFO DWELLING AND AMPLE OUT,
uorfSEs ADJOINING CITY OF RlCHMONl,
n UFNRICO COUNTY.-By virtue OF deea ..
i,s,, ds,ed August 2e, 1880. executed by lsaac
prtttv 10 the unoersIe ned, and recor1eu Ia 1ne
cierk;s tfnce of B,nrico County Court, ID. u. IVo.
49," s5sa defsuIt having been made in the payment
pss ote .scnrsd therein aud bring required so 10
do by The beneficiary, we shall sell by auelon' on
the premises. on 80,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1881
M az o'clock p. NJ. all thst LOT In lienrlco coGl,
Nv with the improvements IN, reon, fronting %
feet ON a street 80 feet wide fan extension OF hVs
s,reel and running back between parallel lines lol
feet 10 an alley g feet wide" -
kefs ls nariieuIary called 10 this sale, for on lhe
nrsmlses are several slsughter-h0uses.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sae anu y nOtS
IN, S44o with interest from August 2S, 1881 pai'
ahce' any FURMAN TUPPER,
WALTER S1DNOR,
"a Trustees.
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-efh Dsiscatss % the District csecef-
,,or. -.The following delegates have peen
,hcses 10 the Convention TO pe Ee.u 81, -
Fnes,erfield Courthouse on SeptemVeE 80 ~
~ ncsnipaie candidates sor the hc :, s.s ~
DS,wates Tor tl,< district composed q IT, y.
teftetd and Pcwtasan coanties ana '1 Wa S'sy
N Manchester--yIz.s "s p sscond
Fisxgcrald, Ds. A. s Meitse. ese0S ~
ward-A. A. Wsushs A'.eInass, ~; ~
sas' man,essn. Fosrth' Angus
49,. pcvall. "a. q. Ferguson. 1t Is rather
s ss.S vss snd has besn too bot for Man
'esa:,eslsns 70 take y decided iaterest 10
sn,,ssng poisrical, but affairs are now ias'
rrsyitatlng 10 that direction.
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URusTEE,s SALE OF VERY DEsIRA-
my LOCATED AND fIksI-cLaSs S "a;
IVA rKLIN STREET. BnIwE VIZ sva ~ i az
TsgnTH AND FOURTEENTH sIh l,i. 70, ~, ~
pfrtiI AItTTON.--Att TIE rsquest OF me owns n
WHO Is non.resident VIII OUR foS sS'e "p"" '"'
promises, ON 800,
TUESDAY, sEPTFHBER o, 1881,
A o'clock p. ~. the very desirable srA oslI
Drop EKTY above mentoned which - 10 49,, ~.
,ass Nv eoo1 tenants At fair rents. Inc DniioinEs
-sre hriek thrse stories high, with Dasemen,s ~.
SnSstanaIsIIv coH.nucted. The lots eacn naxe =
Srout ~ "a feet on Franklin street ana run Daee
y" Ths 'nropsrty being situsied ~ very near tne
1870 ~ businesy, and being so mar All Ine ht,f
49, botes. Exchange aud Ballard. 81 JAMES, 9sr
abroad depois. &C.. mikes II espeeianl i
-d shoaId command the attention OF those wlsa'
ing 10 make good and weu-payiuk
r6e nroperiy will certainly be sofa.
TERHs: VIII be liberal and announcer Nv ~e'
The foregoing property 70 have been 500 GU
the n Instant Dv tne late Mr.. Robert ID; LYus NV
Nv reason OF hi. unsxpected death the SAFE WIN NJ"
be made by me on ,eo,
TIirsDAY AFTaRSOoN, SEPTEMBER 9, 1851
~ y. 49,. w. GODDIN.
""' Real Estate Auctoneer'
POsTPONEMENT.
THO abovo sale was Numerically pOstponed snti'
rssIS nay AT / O'clock L. NJ. 81
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EOR NAV YORK.-The Old -

DOR NEW YORK.-Tse Old 1>fFSH
Il Dominion Steamship Company s9atsshs-ss
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
NINTON, Captain WALLER. every TUESDAY at
l O'Clock T.. " steamer WIANOhE, captain
COUCH, every FRIDAY at O'Clock II. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al . O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up % IL O'Clock NJ. for the
Tuesday's and iday's steamer, aud 20 O'Clock
SATURDAY evening for sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
varded with dispatch % all points north south, east,
aud west; slso. 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
After-cabln fare TO New York, 5000; round
trip SIS; steerage, 80 anc 81.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. W. ALLEN K Co, Agents,
my Cts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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PROPOSALS.

EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH.
~ PROPOSALS. FOR REM0DELLlNG THIS
CtRCH will be received AZ the once OF the under
signed. where the plans and specifications can be
seen, until Q z. NJ. September I'D, The church re-
serves the right 10 reject any Or al bids.
s-sodtausI&tdtds ArsAI.ect
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
smlthnCld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, snc Tarb0ro', n. C., an
all points in 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.. X. TATUM,
Ne 10 Superintendent.
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ali trains daily except sunday.
DAYS THURSDAYS, aud cAII RDAl> UT..
steamers 10 and from Bal imOre.
Freight trains viii have passt ger coach aiiacIsi
Train No. ~ connects AZ burkeFlle Win Nur-
folk aud Western railroad for FarmTine, Lynch.
burg, aud an sOuthwesierr points.
Train No. 80 fast mall stops only AZ Jetersy o,
BuTkeYiile, Drakt's Branch, Bdrsscale's, Dan ..e,
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte. spaItauh.-t
Greenyille, Seneca Toccoa, Lula, AID Gaines. 60.
connecting 81 Atlanta for All points south aEd s'tl.
Train No. 4s Through passenger stops al All s.s.
lions, connecting at Sutherlins wlth Milton nd
Sutberln Narr0w-Gauge railroad t'r Anton AZ
for all points south and Southwest
Train No. ~ Through pas euger and maj! -i0N
nj an stations, connecting 30 Sutherlh's Wlth No1
ana Sutherlin NarrOw-GaUge railroad for hifnni
at Atlanta for an points south and southwest, ~
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia ana Aug'sl
railroad for Columbia, Augusta Savannah aud
Trains from the souih arrive 90 Richmond ., 4. q
+. NJ. 3:42 Z. M.l7:l3 A. W. aud lZls h..1ll
tom West Point Il 1918 A. VI. tPaSengeIt I'D
L. NJ. and s:25 Z. NJ. ltrcighi,i
PULLNIAN-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 5O-Richmond % At'auts.
On Train No. 4S-New Iorz ahd Atlanta riG
Richmond, and Greensboro % Henr}'s alai"a
Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train No. 42-WashingIOn. ard Richmond
and DanYille, and Dauyile and Augus,a.
BOn-Air passenger trains leave Richmond ai t.'J
A. A. and 6:35 +. NJ; arrive al Bon Airai sos a.
II. and $3.50 z. NJ arrive az Coiibeid ~ il- !.
VI. and 7.ll II. VI. Returning, leave Coal.tt ~
7:41 4. NJ. and 1923 z. NJ; leave Boa AR a g.
Al. ana 7:40 r. NJ; arrive at Richmond lte-t
NJ. ana Z. ". All passenger tralIs except CD, Jas
Tickets sold TO all points south sOstheA., ana.
southwest, and baggage checked through,
No !sy-over check given on LEGAL tickets.
General PASSENGER and Tlcke, agent
7. NJ. K. TALCoTT, General Manager. t-
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE HYGEiA HOTEL,
IL OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated 90 yards from FOrt MenrOe. Open all
the year Equal auy botsi In the United states
a SUMNER RRsoRr. Send for circular describing
HARRISON PHGBUs,
te25 Proprietor.
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~ TIONS TO OUR LARGE STOCK QFA
FURNITURE. Extra inducements. specially ~
10 cash buyers. We invite all 10 examine ours !
large aud SUPERIOR iiBe embracing all the STYLES In
Largest stock in the cty. Easy terms OF payments.
K. GATHRlGhT & son,
" 3-3m lb Governor street.
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No 2 DAILY except Saturday. Nos. ana
DAILY except sunday. 49,.
Pullman paTor cars through 70 Baltimore oA a''
train. ...
pullman sleeping cars through 10 Fhliaie., 10
and New York on No. train. ....,,
CHARLES +. HATCH
General Passenger AZ,
JOSEPH III. SANDS, SUPERINTENDENT. V -
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LOST, sTRAYED. ANN STOLEN.

HENRIco. September 3, 1881.
TAKEN UP ON 5 U n n Y 5 ID Il LEssssH
Il FARM, on the Wesibam road, a PALE 4I-l--
RED COW, slightly marked under lhe HANKS. 1ne
owner viii call, pay charges, and take her away
sc 4.3tt
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WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, DiSIN S9s
w ROOM FURNIT G, CAkPE 2, :
aRrFfU.IOADING GUN. CAR PENIEks
TOOLS. skWI ING. MACHINES. At AUCIIV.Ni..-
TiIIs DAY al 10 O'Clock will sell al my aueuo"-
I NEARLY sew WALNUT RAW SILK PAR
uARBfF.TdP WALNUT sIDEBOARD.
! WALNUT MARBLE.sLAB HALL-STAIn, iu,,o
/ WALNUT PEDESTAL EATENslVN DlNiN"-
l WALNUT DRoP.LEAF EXTENSION
srVsRAI Go0D INGRAM CARPETS,
/ CHEST OF CARPENTERS TO0hs, pv,,
SEVERAL. CHlLDREN's NURSERY bED-
1 ANTiioUE MAHOGANY wARDRoBE-e'Ele
sEyERAI GOOD SEWING MACHINES,
l BREFCH-LOADING, DOUBLE'BAkkELLED
SHOTGUN; -,
/ HAND-ORGAN, REFRIGERATOR;
3 IXCELLE NT CHANDELIERS. &C &C;
JNO. i. LAUGHTON, JR.,
a1 Auctioneer.
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observation-disclosures.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-'sErrEMnER z, lee,

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER o. 1881
ARRfxKD.
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Jno. z. Laughton, Jr.. Auciionser'
1909 Msin street.

POSITUNEMFNI II
The above sale was unaveldaoiy pos'pohoi ~.
TfgIs DAY at i O'Clock L. VI. ~