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COURT ORDERS.


ITIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICT or rHh CIRCUIT COURT OF sur
RI COUNTY, DECEMBER 3, lsS2-lN ' A.
CATION: >,.,..
Chares " Gray complainant
against
Il. +. Wnde!d and Emma Winfield, his wife.
George Few nGeld, Henry Winfield and CIR
ence Gray Decker. infants under The age OF
twenty-onc YEAR. AID Celim II. seymour, In hit
own right aid AZ executor Of The last win ant
te.iamont Of L. G.. Gray. deceased. Defendants,
~ CHASCERY.
The object Of this sut Is 10 impclch tie VIII OF
r. q GRAY. deceased, which WIZ admitted 10 pro-
bate and record in the County Court ~ surry
county on the 2Sth day Of November. lrS2' and
OF which Celim n. Seymour qualified as executor.
and To have sJid Will set aside and anuulled ana
tie movers OF said executor revoked.
And affidavit having been made md fled t1t
tie defendants. Ccllm II. 10y mOur aud tllrcu'c
C,l-tv Decker. are non-rr-idcut5 Of nc sLlle OF
Ntr,irit.it T. ordered that the said dcirnd'.nts g.
Celim II. seymour and Clrcncc Cray Decker, Go
afrelr h,r- within ore mon d after due publication
81 mis- order. and do what may De- necessary q
protect their interest In thi- suit.
oopy-Ieste: .,.,,..,,,... -, -
~ y 10yKIV. p'd' Gc g-sa4w
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December g, 1882.

OFFERINGS.
wHEAT-White, 69i bushels. Red $3.50
bushels. .o,,, Nil, 1aoh,sb
els.
RYE.-3s bushels.
NEAL--30 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Whlte 900 bushels very good on pfl-
yate Terms: 100 bushels fair TO good al si;vo 10
10 Eed. SIS bushels good 10 very good Lam
castcr nj .I.lO to SLIP 94S bushels mixed on
nriyate terms: $50 bushels mixed ats Los l,Ooo
bushels common 70 very good fultz AT suc' u
CoDY.-WhIte, GA bushels fair 10 very gooi
frew1 az "a 10 57c. Mixed, 1870 bushels very good
new at Sd 20 55c.
coTToS.-lone steady. Quotations: Mtdding
orc: low mIddling. 9Nc.: good ordinary, esc'i
ordinary, &C.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December S-Noon.-stocks dun
and generally weak. Money. 9 per cent. th-
cnange-LOng, 47q-; short 4s3s. state bonds
dun and without feature. Governments firm ana
ishigher. 800. ,.-.,
generally strong and higher; new 5's- luZ's; new
4s-e, II 81: new -, l2Os. Money, Coz pcr cent
clased at 4. States fairly artiye and fraction
higher. Treasury balances Coin. &lO6's3J cur
rency. - 632.
Sfo,Ls Irregular, dull, and higher.
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rx.~w,tou In Georgia.

ATLANTA, December s.- WAY NJ 1880
hanged at Perry, Ga, ITO and q
O'Clock, expiring ID W. He had no
quarter minutes therea''e''
thing TO say.
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liin.IIouse Rurned.

=. Especial telegram TO the Dispateh.I
NORFOLK. Va, December 8.-The GIN
mouse OF John Edwards. at jackson, North
ampton county, n. c., was totally destroyed
ny lire night before last, together with the
contents.
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Nv telegraph.

NEW lDkfs
yvv YORK, December s.-Cotton quiet ana
..asdv. gales. 1857 hales, including i.6au In
ssons},. unlands. lOAc.: Orleans, ~ s-ioe.,
m.sas,s net receipts, 1894 hales gross 5000
s se Great Britain $500 9sies ;,s 70
tn $50 pales: stock, 6O,2e6 bales. sSu,lern
se.dy and fairly rHo Sci ~ ehSise extra s5ao
ssSc %Sest-Cash and ps1en I! o Sss red red.
nas,, W. Al osxH,sl.Oet Com opened 20 &C.
sssS Win aSn esc asse Of
$sc; spssaion lea aeys uns s;s s lie
t,tfc., No. ., 5u,sst .peculaiive trading: No. ),
and 1S sssr u ag p6'e and weak
fair u good reGnng 6t@ &C.: renned nrmer anu
more demana: yellow g" 6Ad1c;' wn,te e sSi
moad S| Sc. sis%da55 a" . ssses sSn
eshsS' s.e. powdered, .a ~ I'd
ss s,s;0s ssses sSi Rice steady and quiet Cot:
ss@5oe GSs s S' ana an s nsasss =.
i.r,,,fomsi.s2H. TURF" re'' Wool anl' md ''e''-
rs.s ,s,y s,caiy 10 p,ice' is.-e .as!i sA'e- VI
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s,pUr RESOLUTION requesting the sccro,.~,-
y, var 10 send In estimates for river e al,
haroor bill. ---s'-.- sSE. =" ,.''.,.'. ahu
ahe PRESIDENT pro TEN. Of the sena,o o.
"a! 'aid before the Senate nc,;,io,, 70,
lineage tobacco-men asking im,ned;a.a" "
''on IN regard TO the tobacco-tax. "''
Inc Duke OF New castle Is in the cite
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SEINE THREAD.
PERSONAL.

NrOTICE.-Having sold the Richmond
~ 800, and Insurance Company building,
.l.snas,on "f which 10 70 be given on the lOth In
stan hereby give notice 10 parties having sa,"a
bes left with the company 20 storsS elsewhere at
their risk and cost. xv,uTr orK
de 3-tDeo ~
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CuAmEsToS, Mo, Decemodd' r. TODAY for
sanders (colored) was hnneea so,orsd.
.he murder ~ Moses Wing, "''V
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 3, 1882.
ARRIVED.
schooner Rose McDcyi,t, Miller Petersburg,
light, seeking.
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise aud passengers, q. W. Allen Co.,
agcnt-.
steamer Faniia, smith. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc. J. ". McCarrtrk, AGENT.
steamer Ariei IilOrd, Norfolk. United state
mail. merchandise, and passenger. l.. 4. IatuIL.
superintendent.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. DC. = 1850.
By Telegraph
ArWIVTD.
steamer Luray, schermcrhorn. old poiat and
Hampton. merchandise and passengers hcsa.
pcake and Ohio Railway Company land sailed u
rcturnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchs ndisa and pas.
scngcri. Smithhcld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sillca on rcirrul.
steiner Northampton, Mctarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake AND phi1
Railway Company land sailed Oh returnl.
SAILED.
Schooner = hr0D. Bailey. New York. coal Chesa-
pCskc and Ohio Railway Company.
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CIGARS.

HEWITT d SONS
III specillues in SC. goods are ,.,,-r
.FORGE1-MF-NoIs and = Old JAM
In Havana goods: ....
"VIsTAS" and LITTLE VIZ ANon,,o = %
All thesc goods are wrapped WIN Sun''"" !"
bacco of our own importation 20 ,,roos
Give them q trial. w '-eO -
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. December g. 1882.
sALRs-FmsT BoARp.-l0 shares Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad stock n 81.
SECOND BoARp.-60 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock nj 37s; 300 Rich
,nonh aud nanxIue Railrnad 6'a u eaOl at lO3.
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&09*i;s: y !: -. -:


&0s;s u z =
DICHMOND FREDERICKs BURG
II AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-scbecuis
commencing NOVEMBER ), 1852:
500 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strecfssauoa daily s<opD
only ~ Milford and frederick sbur9.
$40 4. NJ. leaves Dyrd-s'rect station daily lex.
cept sunday.
4:i5 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-sfrect station daily.
lsleeper.)
400 p. NJ, Accomms datiou for Ashland. ieaya
Broad-Strce' Stallion daily .excepe
sundays.
1880 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd->trct station dailv.
iSltcperl
SOC r. b.. arrives at Byrd-Strect station daily
makes no local stops
9:4S p. ~, arrives 81 Byrd-Strcet station daily
Except sunday.
$50 A. NJ. Accommodation. arrives ~ BreaA-
street station daily lexcep' sunday.
Train leaving Richmond 3 A. N. makes CT OSu
CONSECTION DAILY, except sundays, e
Fredericksburg with Y. Y. and z. X. 4. fer
ORANGE COCRTHOCsEa and CONFERENCE.-The
STATIONS.
C. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
z. T. ID. MytRs. General Super,uendro'. NOD
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FKIItTFI 7.
Freirht received daily for NorIo.s, Pori emoaru.
,mthheld, and Hampton; Washington, h. l.;
Newbcrn. Washington, md TarbOrO', y. &, and
an points IN Eastern North ClrOlina; also. ~
Eastern SHORE of Virginia, OLD Point, AMI an r,i,a.
.ar landing. on james river, - LOWEST RATES,
End through bills Issued. L.B.TAFUAl,
no ~ Suuoriuf,uo,n al
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Flour.

flour-we quote: Fine .s9s32S; super
IN f,miiy S5ds525 Patent family, s0Gs67o.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR G.-er. +,
~ TO xxS-4sSk
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWc.

-
ONLY ONE DOLLAR H,TsC.,
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWs.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWs,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. FORTS
MOUTH, AND - Mts- 2tNLR LANDINGS.
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
Bal TlMORt. akJIHE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SAuTul1ELD,
AND EAsTtES SHORE on VfRGiEIh.
ONLY ROCrG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
oNLI ALL-WArFR ROUTE.
JANIS RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES hUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
EARE 20 9, NYRF 1,e;s s,.o }NoLIMlT.
WAY-LAEDrSG FARES FROM 2jC. TO 90c.
MEALS. use.
one of the Companys spacious and elegant
CITY OF RINHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United Statcs NALL
Z. &. tiifFDRD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNFS-
DAY, and FRIDAY. at 7 \. NJ, Tor ab0se-nGu.c I'd
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk ~
$50 \. NJ, arriving ~ Richmond u ahosi L. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer eno ~ Gar
ner's Agency, 1000 Min erect. Baggage checked
thrOugh.
sTATEROOMs CAN BIZ ENGAGED FOR DkY
OR NIGHT.
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ThcF stock market opened Is higher than IL closed
yester ay for Northwest PIT ferred p lower for -
PAUL and irregular for The remainder Of The list.
During the greater part of the frs. honr Of bull
nos he market altnou' dull, was strong and re-
corded an advance Of kGl'4. in which Northern
Pacific preferred, common oregon ana Trans
contincntil. Louisville and Nashville. aud Denver
ana Rio Grandc were tie greatest sufferers In the
reaction. Subsequently rally OF AMl. took
place, lei by st. Paul and Denver and Rio Grante,
but the market afierward recorded decline of i,
I'm Nortl ern Pacific common. II in preferred, and
Edl, In the remainder Of the list During the last
hour I'll shortly before the close the market WIS
strong and sold up IA y, led by 81. Pull; but in
the final dealing the list receded traction aud ne
market closed dull but generally heavy AZ a frac-
tional reaction from the highest point Of The day.
The closing prices show an improvement OF lsG2
over those of yesterday Northwests and ~. Paul
nreferred leading therein. 81 Paul. Minneapolis
and Manitoba, however, Is |, and Northern Pacific
common ! lower. The principal features OF me
lay were the Willard stocks. Transactions aggre-
gated 2S5, 900 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December s.-Virglnia 6's, con-
sol,dated. 50 >: second serie., 32S; new lO-4Os'
Asa. Bid to-day.
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n x 80 , ,rain connect, ~ M'si Point TUES
D,AA vs. rhuRsDAfs. and FRIDAYS With steam
q r ~, ~, ,..i ,n'''' - q tiie Nortn' .
IA AN u \, nd,ing hi'hhiuhd Al oSo a. VI
,an J ~" = H. VIII nave paNehee'-codeh's W
Train Va. A conroo,. oil, ,,rto,,,,o v,,,,. ,,,--
foit and Wo',r r', q" ''I -, ~. ,'I' ~.
peI <, ; '' "a Al ~ .,u W, ,,' points
,'ns po c C 80 stop, ~ fl w
salherim NarGNe-Gauge railroad FOR Niion: 4.
~ l, ~" M.-i'ih Neith 'asyna r-!lfcaa
ita ~ N t. ,, ~, ,o i iaroiaA az ~
i'9 ~: - ttr0u<h pa's'gcr lga NET '9os
-. '' ~. .'..,''' ,,Ht ~. Suta'filR's wu VIZ
Milton. ~ C,s,oe win ,1'a,i,,.c' ~, ,2t
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. Augusta, s.ggn.
nlh' ana loridn "lnts.
iriin, rom Tie nlu'h arrive ~ Richmond a.
Wc.t Pom. q io.lC ~. ia s.nsrsi, aud s.55
J.. ". tIi i2fu r. VI. ifrcghil
BON AIR PASSFNoTE SERVICE
1ra'ns
Leave
Arrive
Bon Air........ ............. .....,.. CIT L. ~.
.rrrpNr-c
ro,ve '''-''""'
Coardcia s.oo , e
Ron Air. s.isa ~
arrive
III regular passenger trains s,op al Bon Air.
PIrIIuAN-CAp >rEvICl
ON Tram 30 Nv torA ami Mann, r., X,ss,.
lngtou aud papyille.
on Train 52-Isiehmond mt Dcuyillo. ana
NashIn0t. ~ and 'ltrl..fou.
IicSci, ID 10 an po,,ii south. .on,osa.t ,,a
-.uthwe.t and ari,tQs checked t4rourb
Sray-oypr chico, = Given = IA lorll ii,'iei.
II IN ,r..tfiFp
..rfr'l -, go
cot u.,s .rr,9. 49, "''' 49, '-'"''
~ "a n t0T- l.t''-,i ,f-,ogcr ,ort
30 80 .''., ~
III. IalDN ID vi .DE'rEparTfpI
* ttrrn,p 49, a. 30 :, - - 49, -
= = "a I, q, ~
, - ' - i-'-' ~" Lis I'"
VIII ''h ~ '''' I9rf,vt. ,t,,r,,o,n .o,,ru
rr..a 4 TngcI-Cif AM an c.'.,,c,
N4-'' - 49, iay f0e Ta,.irh. csariS,ion. "9-
rf o.. 4 fkru. savannah aud JACK
sonyiiie. SOP. a ChcsltI aud Gem
trails. Pullman -looplr h,tWesn
New York tut ~aginn4h on thl.
trim.
-" To ' doe9tc,'on. ~, ,.yloesb Po1il
aui Charleston. lhls tain viii not
stop between Richmond and felFs-
bug.
0.je +. ~. illHOl Hil NAL dalif' crhhccl,
ny ~ oh"iit 'to.i, rt'tsh1n. aae
Pullman sleeper. between W d5'4.ho-
Ton ana 1ica,nnVille. ,..-,
SIS ?. H., iRFiGIiI, daIii, except SUNDAY.
9Is My sunday excursion traIn.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
arg A. A.. PAST sIAIi,,ilily. Pullman sleep
erOn tnts train between Charleston
and Washington. The train van nor
stop between Petersburg s"d Aich-
7.0s T.. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
In with Richmond, Frederick buTy
and Potomac r-niroad for all po!nts
east aud W. L also making conncc-
ton with Chcsap axe aus Ohio rail-
road for all points wet 1hi7 train
stops 90 Chester, tentrllia, and
Drcwry's Bluff Pullman sleeper be-
tween JNckrons ne and ashingt"n.
3.2J p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, d.by ,eonnetnDH
with Richmond, Lreiericksbury az
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West; also making eonnsctOa
wIth tie Che7~pease aud ONO raI-
stops At Chester an. Cea,rali.
Pullman sleeper 90 th,s uaih be'
1853 4. ~, tREiGiiI. daily, except SUNDAY
5l3 l.. VI, fRElGfiI, dairy, tacrpt ouhdhys
c:i3 4. N.,l c..,a., ,.,,,-,,, fri,
A.oe D. NJ. '""N'' '@
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssl.
" COMPANY. ...Es>z-.s~ -
FOp NEW YORK


This compny WI di.pateho one Z ,ha. speano
stetmer--GUlAND RcAHONE- tikA-
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, and RlG1iNiD ys,-
EVERY TUEsDAN, FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY
For h2urs ~ sailing, sec adl rliemcut be,cwl
DAY and SATURDAYS at 3 T.. VI fro,a Per u
lnow uumbcIl. SOrtt river. rD., % BoaCI stlttt
rhey nave splendid >ai0ons taie-rDoms, ADO
The fare, accommo. L4tons- nd attentions an,
unsurpassed.
Aftar-cabin fare - Now Yo-s ,ncladng meals
ana hcr'hl. SO; r.urd-trip ,itkeis SIS ,syeI.ee,
With subsistence 81; without subsistence, 81.
treights Tor points iay0n1 SeW ! ORR f0rwar.i,i
with dispatch and no charge made except ac,ral
Freigi, received until , o'cloel g. q. .a.ly.
FOR further information, apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN ( CO, agent,
" 30 ONE tomuany'a "hsryes kocAott~
NOR NEW YORK.-The Old - ~.
4 Dominion >toam-hig Company s,sssesskk. 49,
proposed sailinps fcr tie we,' following ate.
Old DOMINION, Captain " ALAER, FRIDAY
December Sth, AZ = o'clock r. ~
GUNANDOTrI, Captain X LILY, Il NpAN-
December 10Th, q O'Clock Z. N.
ROANOKE, Captain Cou, a. tb'sDA'' Dc
Freight received until a'ciols =. -. Friday.
''clocE p. 81. -aigrIty aud - o't'ocR h. y.
Thro1gh hrl- % hdiry encd ana gccds foi.
yardel ~ -h dispatch o. III. points noriH. south.
east, and Tosl; ai-o 10 foreign 4oris'
Passenger .ccc- lnlo. ions 'i-uti A-.f'..
Aftcr-cabiu fare .o New f.rk finclt .inc m-t.,
ahd BERTH, 10; runrd-uIp =, el-i Storage
with slb-i 'tence -: without r'ib-i, t"uce, 90.
Passenccrs leaving Richmonu ho.alJ- Tues
DAYS, Wednesday, AMI ~..Ard y y ne -. hmDh ~
ana Petersburg railroad al 400 y. ~. VIZ maze
connection 70 Norfolk win ..aiuef having 900 ~
days. cabin fare, 5000. Tickets - De n.c 20
the Richmond and Pe'crsDur- dcpoi -4d
Garbel's, 1000 Mai. street.
Tor fre GFd r. "a ~ "a iilFIy % CO. Aeept..
do T. Ill
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NEW YORK COTTON frTI-RE

NEW YORK. December s.-Cotion-Nct receipts,
LIZ bales; gross receipts. 7.O5S bales. Future.
clo-cd barely steady: sales, 10000 bales; De-
cember. $4,000 sl0.3l; January, sf0.336
sl0.3i; February, sl0.4i@tl0.45: March,
sl0.56: April. slu.67@s May, 5000
slO so: June, ;10.9lGsslO.9 2; July - LILO
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DIyIDEN DE-.
WOOD AND COAL.

lib. WATKINS, NINTH AND GARY
81 . STREETS, delivers n: low ritr- br.t spnh'
limp CoaI-the perfection 81 erate fuel -. .it-
f'oaI. iest Egg, stove. and Nat Anthfaefr toaI I:
Eureka sofl Coke. unequalled for cooking, "a {;
and Engine Coais all pure, screcsoi, AID w.igiel
ennerior DRY Pine aud Oak Wood-lons, saved,
and split. Order BY Telephone 3l2 or Otherwise.
no ZS-tDcx5
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ISIDNEY.WoRT

asitis for all he painful dI5esst- Of tie +
: KIDNEYS. LIVER, AND BOWELS. =
= II cleanse the system q The 2crid poison
= that causes the dreadful suffering "nich only (.
y victirns Of Ehcunatism can reiliZe. j
: THOUSANDS OF CAstS 4
: Of the worst forms OF bis terrible disease =
: have been quickly relieved and ~ snort time :
= PERFECTLY CURED. .
Z Price. 81. Liquid or Dry. sold by DruRfis's' :
81 Dry can be sent Nv mall. no Z
: WELLS, RICHARDSON tV;,,
III Burlington. VI. =
2 KIDNE Wv o L T. : :
= Zoe lo-Tu,Thlwl&Sa'An3l
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All regular passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
PCLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Tram 3D. Sc~ York ami Atlanta riH " ASH.
.ngton and pauyille.
on Train 52-Ihchmond mt Dcnyillu, ans
Washington and "a ir..ston.
Ticket sold % All poinu south, sou lnaast. lna
southwest, and hHF''lge checked through.
" lay-0yer checks given IN lOral .icseis.
" SLAUGHTER,
general F4-ss Dgsr Agent.
sol HAAS. Traffic MANAGE.
=. Il. l. 4 al T. M I'll -I-rInrlr. NJ
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Z: :dS 3 \ \ y" sunday excursion train.

A direct four-nsurs connection ~ made between
Richmond and Norfolk ~ trains leaving kicE-
nond 1t HAS 4. ". aud Norfolk 81 1915 J.. VI.
An trains leaving Petersburg viii star; FROM The
AppomattoS depot
j. Il. KFSLY, supcriDiendeni
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
I. NJ. Emerson, General Passenger Agent
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YORK-RIvER LINE.

Passenger Freight dai- freight duly
daily. IlyeN. sund'y ex. sunday
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THE DAVIS COURT BILL

The judiciary Committee Of tue nU"S,
to-day determined to take up inc o'ii ~ %
Judge Davis establishing intelineu w.
courts Of appeals, which passed the zen,
ate last session. 1t Will be ren'en'o 49,
that the bin provides that one OF these
courts shall meet at Richmond.
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RAILROAD sTocRf
By Telegraph.

Old Dominion steamship Co.. 100 ia
Il. AZ ". p. I. Il. W. 4 ". II.CO. 2ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

SHE TRUSTED HIN.-A New York
lady who was anxious to send two little
GIRL. down to Elberon the other day.
brought them to the pier and asked one
of the officers of the boat if it connected
with "the 2:3O train at Sandy Hook for
Long Branch" She was answered in
the affirmative, but being uneasy about
the safe conduct Of her little charges,
whom she explained she was not to ac-
company, she asked, care you quite
sure !" A short. stout, ruddy-faced
man who was standing near by turned at
this, threw away = half-smoked cigar
and answered for the boats officer /:
"Yes madam" he said, "this is the
boat" She looked up at the speaker,
a stranger, and was about to thank him
when he added. 81 am going to the
end of the route and will see that the chill
dren are safe" The lady looked at him so
searchingly and possibly so suspiciously
that he flushed up for moment and said'
80, I'll take good care of them if you
will trust them to me. | am General
Grant" $50 you are :" exclaimed the
lady as she recognized the face which
painting and photography have made SO
familiar for the last twenty years. She
gladly placed the girls in such distin-
euished care, and was equally gratefully
and amused to see the General and his
little charges in conversation on the deck
of the boat as it moved OH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
HE HAD HEARD.

A good story is told Of one of the old
time Philadelphia Quakers, whose ster-
ling integrity was ingenuously comming-
led with worldly shrewdness. He was an
extensive vessel owner, and during his life
made fortune, which has since, in the
hands of his heirs, been doubled again
and again.
At one time, when a long period of
stormy weather had greatly delayed ship
ping of all kinds, be became alarmed for
the safety of ship loaded with a most
valuable cargo and several weeks over
due. Going to an insurance agent he
truthfully told him that he feared TIE ves-
sci had been lost, but if the agent wish
ed to take the risk he had no objections.
Of course. the agent hesitated and put
him off from day to day, hoping for PM
vate information regarding the missing
craft. One bright morning the Quaker
drove up the insurance Office and called
to the agent Thee need not make
out those papers: have heard from
the ship"
Instantly the offic e was in hustle.
and in few moments the agent came
hurrying forward, exclaiming: "Oh,
you are too late; the papers are already
made out here they are"
As the Quaker looked them over (the
ink being scarcely dry,) the agent asked;
"Well, what have you heard =
II have heard, responded the Quaker,
with child-like simplicity, as he put the
documents in his pocket, 81 have heard
! that the ship has gone to the bottom"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
CONSUMPTION CrRED.

An old physician retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive aud radical cure
for Nervous Debility and ali Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases has
felt 1t his duty to make 1t known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free of charge, TO all who desire
it, this recipe, in German, French or Eng.
lish, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, w. A. MOVES,
l49 Porer's Block, Rochester, v. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
THE GEOGRAPHY TRAP.

always be honest, boys said Uncle
Nathan to the youngsters. Don't
ever try to cheat at play, at work, or at
lessons.
81 remember we'll how | tried to cheat
nv teacher once, and how | came to
grief in consequence.
1--WE had a new teacher that term, a
Miss Mason and we were all delighted
with the way she heard US recite in ge'
ography the first day. No passing the
questions around the class by turn, but
all answered in concert. You know 1t is
such fun to school boys and girls to be
allowed to make some kind of noise,
and we made the old school house ring.
1T was just the same the next day,
and the next. There was large class
of us, and we considered that recitation
prime fun.
"The fourth day Of school came, and
as l drew out the geography from my
desk to prepare my lesson, something
seemed to whisper to me: What's the
use of your taking so much pains to learn
your lesson when the class all answer to-
gether: Who is going to notice if your
voice isn't among the rest: You can
pick up enough from what you know OF
geography, and what the rest answer, to
put in an occasional word, and it will do
just as WELL
81 suspect that imp of mischief went
about and whispered the same in the ears
of the rest of the class; and you may
conclude so, too, before my story is done
| am ashamed to tell you. boys, that
listened to the evil suggestion, and spent
the time drawing pictures on my slate
and arranging a jack-knife trade with
Ned White, that should have been given
to my geography lesson. And withal the
geography was new one that term, ane
no, one of the class had ever studied il
before.