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The Blow az MOrinODiSm.
DELEGATE CANYONS FRIENDS INDIGNANT AT
GOVERNOR MURRAY'S ACTION.

DELEGATE tANNON = FRIENDS INDiONANI Al
GOVERNOR MURRAY'S ACTION.
SALT LAKE CITY, January . The friends
of Mr.. Cannon last evening applied &c
Secretary Thomas for certified statement
of the count, aud Mr. Cannon VIII contest
The Mormons are very indignant.
The Erening NewS says Governor Muir
raw can no longer command the respect OF
honorable men, and that bis conduct il
dastardy and contemplate, and unworthy
OF anv officer with the least claim to the
title OF gentleman.
The Gentiles feel as though they had at
las. goi the Mormon bull by the horns, and
they expect the Administration, the new
House. and the country to help them keep
their hold.
The Tribune Of to-day say: Governor
Murray has refused his certificate Of elec.
ton to George Q Cannon and gwen it to
A. G.. Campbell. He has no, questioned he
legality OF he votes cast for Cannon or the
fairness of The election. He has simply
taken cOgnizance of two facts which The
contI ST brought ont, and which ale-first,
that George q Cannon, heing foreign
born and never naturalZed, Is not
citizen; and, second. that it is
not possible for Cannon 10 cure his diSabii-
ties aud become q citizen before the 4th day
of March next. Tbs being true, the votes
cast for hun were thrown away, and n. q.
Campbell being the citizen who received
the highest number Of votes, the Governor
gives bin the certificate. In time Of great
peril IL - said that General Washington Is
sued this order: Put none hut Americans
on guard tonight The orner came to
Governor Murray from higher power Than
ever W Washington was, Issue certificates TO
none bu' Americans in Utah. He could not
disobey."
WASHINGTON. January 9.-Delegafe Can
non, OF Utah, SAYS that he was naurallZed
according TO law by the judo OF a court
OF competent jurisdiction December 4. 1854.
He adds that the case Of Maxwell against
Cannon, before the House Committee on
Elections 10 the For,y-third Congress, was
based upon grounds similar TO those upon
which certificate nas been given TO Camp
bell, aud hat they were declared insufficient
by both the committee and The House. al
have been educated" says Mr.. Cannon,
"tO believe that freedom TO worship God
was cardiOsl and fundamental principle
O: American government. To its support
shall give my best efforts, an5 welcome ITS
as ii aff CTS my people, at the
threshold OF the incoming Administration"
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William j. Sweeney, keeper OF sailors
boarding. house in Charleston, :. G., under
took tn furnish the British barkentine Sun-
beam, lying at Bull river, with four sailors.
He delivered tnem sunday morning on
board, but as Sweeney was showing of IRON
the ship in his boat three of the men jumped
back. when the captain Of the vessel fired
upon them, killing one OF the sailors and
seriously wound'ng Sweeney md another
sailor. The captain will be arrested.
The total valuation OF as'esSable property
in New York clrv for the present wear Is
liked at 1880, $50, 939-an increase Of S3S,
209. 500 over last year. Most Of the increase
j. in the uptown ward-, 1000 additional
buildings having been erected in the Nine
tenth Ward alone. Many additional build
ing> have been erected also IN the Twelfth,
Eighteenth, and Twenty.secHnd Wards.
Mr.. jacob Cassela few days before Christ
ma> killed i've wild turkeys at one shot,
Marion Patriot and Herdtd.
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Postal Progress in anglia md.

HOW A QUARTER OR ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
MAY BE SENT BY MAIL.
London, January 9.-Tue new system for
the transmission OF small sums through Inc
post-Ofce by postal orders. which went
into operation week ago, is beng exten-
siveIy patrOnlzed. Bv the regulations gov
ernIng this innovation, which 0oes not con-
1ct with The mOoey-order system, postal
order for one shilling is obtained ut a cost
Of one half-penny from any post-oeice.
An order for eighteen pence costs
90 more, one for seven shilIin2s
and sixpence costs one penny, and
80 on UP to q pound. which costs two pence.
There " no limit 10 the extent 10 which
posiai-orders may be used rs means Of re-
snittunce. The person 10 whom one Is is
sued inserts the name OF the person TO
wb0m II Il 10 be paid. and may designate
the Office where 1t Is payable. But they are.
II this last is ieft blank, piid at any post.
office Ia the United Kingdom within three
months OF their ISSUE. The demand for
them already threatens TO exce~d that TOR
Ibe more expensive money.orders, which
IRE, however, more secure from robbery IN
transmission. Similar or even greater
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10 0rutbs wiktams.
Reai Estate Agents and Aucfionecrs.
Fleveuth street betweeu Main and BaDk. 2

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE TRACT or WOOD AND TIMBEkEIb
LAND IN THE LOWER END OE HENRlCO
COUNTY AND WITHIN FVUkTEEN MILLS or
RlCHMOND.--fly virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court Of the county Of Ienrsro rendered on the
Ie h day OF December, ESQ, IN the chancery cause
therein depending unner the short style OF Baieys
-sigDee, &C., ce. Thomas BIniord's per. rep
aud heirs, the undersigned SPECIAL commissioners
therein asmed Will offer for sale ut public auction,
at HenricO court-home. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10. 1881,
that being court .day,l at IL O'Clock ~ hat VALU-
ABLE TRACT OF WOOD LAND OF which the
late Thomas BDford. of llenric0 county. died
seized. Said land lies ian mediatelv on Tie main
county road leading from Richmond civ 10 Charles
q V Courthouse, ard contains by estimation 10
ACRES. be the same more or less. This land Is
particularly va'nabe I'm cons quence OF the large
quantity OF CORD WOOD aud other lumber crow
ing thereon. and OF IFS proximity TO the citv of
Richmond and 10 The extension line OF the Chesa-
peak- ana thio RRi way Company.
TERMS: one nth Of the purchase-moDev In
csah. and the rcsidu, upon crenit OF SIX. tweiVe
and eighleen months, with bonds with approved
security, bparing interest from cate. aud The Ute
paid and q conveyance ordered bv the Court; on,
should the purchasers elect fo do, they may
dispense with giving personal security by payiug
one third Of the purchase. money IN cash. ana exc.
cuiiDg their inds idual bombs for the residue at
twelve aud eigh months and the ute 10 De re-
AIMED as aforesaid.
JOHN YOUNG.
EDMUND WADUlLL-JR.,
IA IL Sppriaf Commissioners.
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GOOD REPORT FROM WYTHE.-[ Wytheville
Enterprise. 1.-The value Of the realty OF the
entire county under the new assessment
foois up 81, $50, 1871, as against s2,6Ol.94l IN
1874 total increase for the county OF SOB
1876. The number Of acres OF land in The
county assessed for agricultural purposes is
362 SOC, and the average value per acre Is
S64T
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Tho Nn,y ASses4mCnt.
[Salem REGISTER, 7th.I

Major Martin has completed his laborS as
land assessor and sent in the books. We
find the totals as follows 1919. Sl.llO.-
4f7.17; 1880, S1,73j, 59j.5S; increase, SD
1881. There is a Slight decrease in lands,
but good increase in improvements.
Pulaski is none Of your "go-backw ird >"
counties. shes on the forward march,
She'll lead the way. Follow ber.-PuIaShi
PeODLe,
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- Lila:
No. l27 Seventeenth. between Franklin and
Grace: $500 per annum.
No 40s west BOOKSTORE and DWELLING ::
Sis per anDum.
No sos rast Star. hail sl2O per annum.
No 1874 east Main; $500 per annum.
No. 1929 corner Main ana Fourteenth; 5000
per snnum.
No IL east Main: 1920 per aunum.
DWELLINGS.
No. 3 east Cary street->EW BRICK, eight
rooms; all modern improvements; $3.50 per an.
nun.
No 10 south First street, near Cary; eight
rooms: moferE improvements
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. with kitchen and
servants rooms, at No 207 west Franklin street.
SMALL DWELLINGS.
No. 5O3 ThIrii-th street, corner Clay-FRAME
~ ORE and DWELLING: $40.
No. $40 Market sree', near Marshall; four
SMALL FRAME HOUSE on College street; "a.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE corner Franklin ana
Twenty. first; 90.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE In iIaryie Town targe
lo'): IS.
Brick HOUSE, three rooms, No. 21O south
tOu,ht- street: ~.
SMALL. FRAME HOUSE. No. 205 east Baker
stree 50. FRANK ID. HILL 4 60.
uSit HOS ,aln street.
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ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

William BuilSr Duncan and samuel l.. NJ. Bar
Surviving Trustees,
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
Bv yiriue OF ana pursuant TO Judgment and de.
cree of foreclosure and sale rendered and entered
al The April term of the said Court 1879, In the
above-eDtithd action. {. Matthew y. Pieasanis,
master appointed therein TO sell ~ and singular the
MORTGAGED PREMISES. FRANCHISES, aud
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, Personal. and
MIXED. mentioned In the complaint Ia the said
action, and IN the SAID judgment and decree. being
the same morigaged, or intended so TO be, 10 the
plaintiffs and Francis Skiddy, since deceased. by
mortgage bearing date the OH day Of September,
1871, 90 hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE 1sT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
al the north front door OF the Custom House Of
the United States, In the city Of Richmond. Va.
shall proceed 10 sell at public auction, the highest
bidder. The fOllOwing.described PROPERTY-that
Is to say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
Inland TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, In the state of Virginia,
TO tumDerland Gap, in the state OF kentncky-to-
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALI REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY.
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLTNG-sTOCK.
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY. RIGHTS.
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES APPEE-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
rs fully and al large set forth IA the said Judgment
and decree. prinie1 copies Of which VIII be- for
warded Dy the undersign,d master by mail 10 those
applying therefor.
~ucn sale viii O- made on the terms ,DecidpJ I'm
the decree OF 'ae. OF which bidders win lake no.
tice. ana subject 10 certain subsisting prior liens
uuOn the prcmi ,e'. par iicuiarly described m the
said judgment ana decree, am a statement of which
viii be omen for the in,r.cilOn OF bidders thirty
days prior To aud AZ HE ime Of sale.
VI. + PEASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND. VA, July ). 1850.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
heIeny give notice that IN obedience 10 an order
of the Court have adjourned The sale announced IN
the above advertiser en- 10 II O'Clock NJ. Of the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1851,
a. the place therein mentioned.
VI. f. PLtASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, Va, November /. 1850.
lno 2-Tutdsl
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GOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL 1>frrs
" LERS To OF FKNM EUROPE. ..SSsa.ssss,ss

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
viii perform the following service during winter
on lSS0-'~l From BALTlMpHE on TUES
DAY. tOVEMBER 18TH. ana EVERY ALTER
NATE TUESDAY, for LIVERPOOL cid QUEENS
TOWN: rem BOSTON EVERY THCRSBAY
for LIVERPOOL ria ONDOSDERRY This Line
offers superb cabin accommoda ION. and makes
SPECIALITY As To- KIND retIucnt so Storage paS,en-
gers. Rate for Storage anp inferno diate a low as
bN any hrst-clIss iiur. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply To 4. W. CARRIER. $40 east Nain
81" el, agrn' at Richmond. or 10 / Eva 4 ALDtN
General Iasseng'r Agents, 2O7 Broadway. New
York lo5 south Fifth street. Philad Dhia; tate
sfrct.l. hos M 10
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-. rurr,s PILLS.
PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bow'fs Oos''ye' Fa'"
IN the Head with dun sensation 'n the back part;
pain Hinder the shoulder. Blade; Fullness After
Eating. With dlslnclination 20 eserhon oioouy UT
mind; Irr.tabIIity Of Temper; Low spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with a feeling OF having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Fmttering at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, yellow Skin, Headache Rest
lessness at night. Highlv-Coicred Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE rNuEEDED ST.
RiOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. one dose effects such change of feeling as
to astonist thc sufferer.
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ss!esy can he secured for the postal-orders
by "crossinp them, rs IL done Win
chetks, whose equivalent they really are
for small sums.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus the system Is nonrished' and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools produced.
Price. 2J ceats. 30 MURRAY sIkEhi,
my ooeodtan1O New York.
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sIuMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:


RICHMOND, VA.
Geutlemen,-I take the liberty of informing you
of the great improvement-well, You may saw. the
entire restoration 10 heath-cau cd by using SIM
MONS Liver REGULATOR.
was under mcdiea treatment for long time tbe
ing treated Tor Dyspepsal. hut all kidds OF medicine
seemed 10 30 me bnt lille good. suffered intensely
with fail stomach. headache. &c. One day was
told by a neigihor who had taken the REGCLA-
TOR ihati was 4 sure cure for nv troubles. | de-
cided to try 1t: not thinking II would do me any
good. The first dose took relieved me very much
/ | was 50 decided an Improvement began to put
confidence IN what ~ ighbOr had SAID 10 me. IN
one week after taking The REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as | ever was; my complexion
began 10 clear M. ! was told by al my acquaint-
ancrs WAS looking 80 much better. ! thInk 1t Is
the best thing ever took tor dyspepsia. without
any exception. did me- 50 much good was deter
mined would give you my testimony without being
aseed for IT. Yours respectfully.
HENRY G.. tRENSHAW.
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By George r. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioncer.
1905 Bank street (neXf To- Custom-IIOuse).


TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMPARA-
L TIVELN NFW FRAMED HOUSE. CONTAIN
ING SIX ROON~, MD THREE BEAUTIFUL
Lots, Nos. s.. 66 AND 81. IN FAIRFIELD
S1RttT, IN THE TOWN or WO 'DViLLE.-IO
nur,uanc- OF the provisions Of a ain deed of
trust executed nv Edward Shaw. now dee a,e', to
me rs IrHSfee which iced Is duly recorded IN Hen
rico County Court Office. and being requIr by the
benetc therein 80 To do. cefdut having been
msd- IN the payment OF the deAt herein secured.
shah proceed 10 sell, the premises. 80 the high
Is: rid Ter, on
MONDAY. JANUARY l7rH.
al 80 O'CLOCK =. Of fair: Otherwise, he first fair
cav thereafter AT he anne hour. he PROPERTY
therein c0nyt yed descrtbfd as fOlows-,iZ.. LOTS
Nos 65. SO. aud 81, In square No. %, on Fairfield
street and Woo dyllle avenue, Nt'h bIll' ings and
improvements thereon, rs shown by a map made
bv NJ Bates and recorded In said office.
TERMS: Cash ~ To NSpenscS OF sale and 10 pay
off u noe of 500. with int ret from January /.
1850. and the b1ldnce n such I. rms a. viii be au-
nOunced al ,ale. SAMUEL L WADDILL.
Trustee.
WILLIAM G. MoNCURE. Salesman.
ia 9.Su. Tu.Tn. Sa&Su5t
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IBcofora sentinei.l

Total reduction. S5s0,i3j.sO; when
omount is a little In excess OF IL per cent.
on the assessment OF 1873. This reduction
will cause reduction in the revenues OF
the county for State purposes OF S2,S05'67.
we are not much surprised AT the result.
H. was very evident that the new assess
ment would cause a considerable reduc'
ton. Some supposed that 1t would reach
as much as - per cent.
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~ Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud An tiOncer.
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFALARG

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LARGE
y nUUBI COTTAGE BRICK house. WITH
ELEGANT GEOUND- ATT rCIt u. SITUATED
on THE NORTHWH ST CORNtR OF TWF y
TY - VENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
CHURCH NIL. SOW OCCUPIED ny MIR.
MAYO. BY PUBLIC AUCTIrN.-Br yir Ne Of
DEGREES OF the haucery Court If h" city Of tich-
mOnd. in the cau.e of CarringlOn- heirs IS Thorn.
tons h irs. we shtl pr coed 10 sell by public auc-
ton, upon he premises on
FEiDaY THE l4TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881,
at o'slock L. NJ. the apove-descrihcd Prop r.
1Y Tie HOUSE contains about seven rooms:
kitchen. water &c on the premises: aud was for
many years occunied by Mr. j. T. l.. Ma>urrr as n
residercc he lOcatiou III This urOpirlv IN The i'm
mediate vicinity OF he Park and on one I the best
corners on Church I'm. reGdtrs The situation At
iraciivc for dwell ings The LOT Is II e ono, and
fronts on The north side OF franklin street 50 feet,
ana tXtrn back on the west line of TwrnLt-scy-
enth STREET l6J feet.
TERMS Ons third ca>b; aauce al tx aud 'weIv I've
months. for negotiable notes, Is rcrc ut ipierest
added. ami title re aiuen until al the purchase
money is paid, and conveyance i, ordered Dy the
Court. r. VI. tONNOR.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
jq 9 Special Comm Sioners.
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New. DR.. Barclay's Views on the Ne.
vision or she bible.

rae PRESENT VERSION REVISION or FORMER
I.Ar,oNs--0RJeCTioNs TO TBE NEW
REVISION raIRIy NET AND ANsw EREp--RE'
suit OF THE WORK.
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TOR NOR FO Liz, BALTI-f-En.
4 ssM.---1R,
MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND-
iNGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
SMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
tcarrylng United States maill
~ -
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
z. c. CLIFFORD, Commander
FREIGHT.

rrrignt received jail, tor Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithnod. and Hampton; Washington, d.. G.,
Nrwb rue. Washington. al TJrhorO'. v G.. ana
ern shore OF Virginia. uld Point and an regular
Landings on James riyer, al Lows ~ RATES
End through bills sucd 4. d. TATUN.
SuI4Ilniendeuf
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GALE OF ENGINE AND BOILER BE.

GALE OF ENGINE AND BOILER BE.
- LONGING TO A SAW-MlLL.-By virtue OF "A
deed Of trust IRON j -. Riehards0n 10 William
Scia'er. trustee. dated the I'd day Of Move Der
1878. ant recorded In the clerk Office Of Fluyanna
county. u. 6. 22. p 395. the undersigned. as ,uh-
situtrd fTus ee In The aforesaid Deed Of trust,
being required 30 10 do by The beneficiary In aid
deed, wi offer for sale publicly. 10 the higher bid
der at the resent location OF the property herrn-
AFTER described. on the farm wherpOn the lat+ Jonn
Adams resided n the time OF his death living about
one mile below Wilmington, In the county OF tiu-
wanna. Va, On
- WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ~, 1881,
aS3 o'clock y. NJ. the ENGINE and BOILER jc-
longing L the saw.mill now In the possession of
James ID Richardson. situated In the county Of
Fluvanua In The stare OF Virginia. ihc farm
sf0re aid: the said ENGINE and BOIL < being
The proDerty OF the said j. ~ Rich,rdson, ard
being the same ENGINE and BOILER tina, are
mentioned In aud conveyed by the Aforesaid deed
OF trust.
TERM, Cash enough 10 refray the EXPENSES
and all costs atten lng The ex'cuion OF This rust
the fees FIR drawing and recording he said deed Of
trust. If thea unOaid. aud TO hischargo h. nnnaid
balance OF q cerain negotiable note driwu nv j H.
Richardson m ia or OF RON RI Avis on thr 2 day
Of November. 1878, for $3.50, with o per cent. in
terest per annu thereon nom ITS date, AID the
residue upon terms TO be announced on the dty Of
OF sale JOHN BRAGG.
"a oct Substituted Trustee.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. Tut:
Dear Sir,--For ten years haze been martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended: used them. ! am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. regular stools. piles Roue. and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
In gold. Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisville, Ky.
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Lynchourg Passenger Train. " -. na'r.
cave Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 y. NJ .
Arrive BurhtN 800 30 nj,
Train No. Al connects ~ BurkrNIIt v.Il At.tr-
tie, Mississippi and ONO railroad ~ fa.fu..'..
Lynchbury. aud All soufh wes'er ppiNt-.
Trans Nos. - ana ~ connect at >uiirfiIa f...l
Milton ana Sutntrhu NarrOw-6aUge railroad f.r
A.iton.
Tram No. ~ connects az salisbury Hitl Nrn.n
North tarolina railroad for Ashryillc ihH l l..t
in Western NoUh froltni.
Trains No.. 80. =. aud AZ connect ~ Nr-l
Junction wi n Atlnta and tnIrlO tc Ar lIr .i..-
way for an points south and ~outhwe-f. lat .
hariOtio with Charlotte. tOiumbia aui Au-..'t
railroad for all points south, >cutnca.f. iai >u'-
west.
Train No. 50 stops only 1t Jeter,yl'l,, pu,st
Branch. BaThs ia Is. Dtuyie, Grs,u-bnIH', aIt
Salisbury.
Trains from the above named uo.nf- arrive p
Richmond ASS i. NJ. 4:Os \. Miami 5.iJ T.. IT.
Train on Norih Carolina rl.lrnHd lftt,- 1f'fUs-
bOTO' day at $50 \. ". tor Raleigh amt % .Ii.-
hOro'. connecting a. Gola-hH rO' win Weldon Id
Wilmington railroad tor Weldon ,pd Wuniusn..
PULLMAN-CNR ~tRNltF.
ON Train No. 4S-Nrw NorA nuh HttW'rd. .r
Danyile aud Ausuia ard D1uVile aud ~t.alftl.
ON Train No. i2-Wa-hmgtuu. E',au..', -.t
Danyile, and Dausllie AMI Au2u-tt.
Tickets sold 10 Il point -outi., tt.t-', ..i
southwest, AMI baggage checked tbrug. %.
No lsv-oV@r cheeks give, Oh local ti.,.-..
5. POPE,
General Passenger aud ra1 kgeu.
T. ". x. 1ALCOr1. General Superintendent
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MERCHANT TAIIORING.
JOHN LATOUCHE Il son, Ia
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs, NJ
No. NORTH TENTH STREET

PRACTICAL TAILoRsl,
respectfully call the att nton OF The public TO their
VARIED STOCK ~ FINE GOODS. which will be
msde up In the best style OF cut. trimming, and
workmanship. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moderate
prices. ja6eod
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u'UTT'S .DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
4 WHISKERs changed to q GLOSSY BLACK ny
single application OF rhis DYE. u imparlsa Satu'
,a color. acts instanian"0.lsl. SOLO by druSgists
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE. as MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
(my 2o-eodtAp20l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11
FOX kENI.

DOR RENT. THAT LARGE ANDTH
i DESIRABLE HOUSE at The northeast ali
corner Of Ross Governor streets, n Drtseni oc-
cupied bv the Comnercil cub. II contains about
* EN- rooms. has al the mOfern convenience.
ana the en- ire premises are In tirst-rle repair II
is well adap ed fOr club or first class boarding.
house. Possession lSt FtbruarN. -
AppIy 10 JOHN T. GODDlN,
Real Estate Agent,
ia l.Fon3t Bank anu tltYtrln Streets