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invitation from Ohio 10 Virginia
Veterans.

Attention, Soldiers Of the Late Fifty-fourth
virginia Regiment Volunteers, Confederate
states Army,-You are hereby earnestly
requesed to meet the old Third Ohio In
,',d llhe regiment YOU so kindly pro-
a.uoo ior at knoxville, Tenn, when prison.
Sis Oh war ia reqnion at Newark, Ohio,
september 70 and q, 1882. II you cannot
be present should be pleased with a let
Ter, sent TO my address, to be read at our
Respectfully, A. BURT.
President Third Ohio Association,
Cardington, Ohio.
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by u. u. Chafnn & Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneeYs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
l. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY-SrAT,C CONTAIN
ING l42 ACRES WITH 4 NICE DWELLING,
LOCATED IN 4 PRETTY YARD, ONLY
SEVEN MILES FROM THE CITY. NEAR THE
BROOK ROAD HENRlCO COUNTY.-By vir-
tue OF decd of trust from Il. Y. Lukens, recorded
In lenrico County Court in ID. B. l07, p. 345. and
at the request of the beneficiary In said deed. de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the
debt secured, will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, SBrTBMbER 20. 1882.
1T Z. NJ, the abOve-lacstsd FARM, formerly
known rs DIR. PO~ells. This 1. nice property,
with very snug and pretty HOUSE, situated In a
shady yard. making very Desirable home. In a
northumberland, and in easy distance Of the
city. Parties wishing such property may attend
this sale and secure A bargain.
TERMS: f507.50 and Interest from January l .
1882, and expenses Of sale cash and credits of one
two. three, four, and nve years from January l.
1852, AS TO 1850, zoos, 1856, Sl.004, and
sl,O52; as TO balance, terms announced at sale.
X. u. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
Sale by Il. B. CHAPPIN& Co. AuctiOneers.
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Lee to row three-mile race for s2,ooo a
side and the championship OF the world;
on any course between Washington ana
Boston. within two months from the sign
ing OF articles, two weeks to intervene De,
tween each race. He will meet either OF
them to arrange details at any time That
NAV he desired
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BY W. Goddin & Son, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ FARM OF
i FORTY ACRES IN HENRIcQ COUNTY.
on THE NEW NORTH ROAD, ABOUT TWO
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, NEAR TO
THE HENRICO AND HANOVER TURNPIKE
As trustee in u certain deed of trust from Mr..
George W. Carter and wife, bearing date the 18th
Of october, 1872, duly recorded in Henrico Coun-
ty Court. I'm Deadlock No. 90. page 453. shall
in execution thereof proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRlDAY..sEPTEMBER Is, 1882,
commencing at O'Clock i. NJ. the NEAT AND
ATTRACTIVE FARM located a. above, on which
Mr.. Carter now resides. 1t contains FORTY
ACRES, Of which about one third j. In woods.
The open land lies well for cultivation. The i'm
provemcnts consist Of An EXCELLENT DWELL
ING (newiy painted) containing seven rooms
kitchen. barn. stable, Re. There Is an excellent
young orchard on the place. The location is plea
SAINT and healthy, the neighb0rhoOd excellent, and
the roads leading a. ii are I'm hrst-r2te order.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash to the ex-
tent Of the expenses OF sale and the amount of the
debt due thereon. yet | am authorized To- say that
the terms OF payment can be made very iiberdl on
the payment Of one fourth Of the purchasc-money
in cash ana 4 lien the property for the residue.
The auctloneers will show The property to those
who may wish 10 see II.
WILLIAM /. COWARDIN,
sci Trustee
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STOCK BROKERS.

John O. WILLIAMS,
y STOCK BROKER,
iii MAIN STREET,
respectfully solicits the patronage OF his ftcnda
and The public for the purchase and sale Of
STOCKS AND BONDS
on commission IN this and the northern markeS.
long experience and best efforts will be used fo
ADVANCE n ne Interests Of his customers.
, @s-otlso s,'-,.a,o JOHN Y, WILLIAMS.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old EffTr
II Dominion steamship Company's2k2A
proposed szlings for the week following are;
Old DOMINION, Captain WALKEk, FRIDAY
September sth, Mt O'Clock i. n.
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
septic inber 10th, at O'Clock i. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CoUCH. TUESDAY, Sep
tember 18th, at 2 O'Clock i. N.
8 O'Clock T.. VI. Saturday, aud 10 O'Clock L. VI.
Tuesday.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports
Passenger accom- nodstions unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare To New York Including meals
and BERTH, 80: rOusd-triptckets,s SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, 50.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days, WEDNESDAY Us, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al l l:50 A. ". VIII make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leayi ing those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be bad AT
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS, | 600 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
CO q COMMANDS Wharf Rockets
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Hanlan's Three Challenges.

TORONTO, September 6.--Haplan has is.
sued challenge to Ross, Courtney, ana
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direct four-hsur> connection f. made lctwtvu
Richmond and Norfolk hy Trains leaving Rlcl-
mond al 1880 \. v. aud Norfolk at l2:li Z. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from TN
AppomattoN depot.
j. x. kkNLN, General Superintendent
sol. HAAn. Traffic Manager.
i. VI. tMEksON. Genrrll La..cngrr AglLt
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LOST, STKAYED. Ann sroYrv

OST. ON SUNDAY, NEAR HOLLY.
- MOOD, PLAIN GOLD RING, with Solid
1old stamped on inside. A liberal reward for
return OF the same TO this Office. Sc 7-Its
FOUND, ON MONDAY LAST, A SET
\ GOLD RING, bearing initials. The owner
can gei II by proving property and paying for this
"ufertiscinenI. Il. Il. WAUGH.
Sc 7-lt. No. 1907 Main street (up-stairs).
/ OST OR MISLAID, A CERTAIN NE.
- G0TlABLE NOTE dated 22d July, ss2, for
sDou, drawn by and 10 The order Of NJ and ELL
ZABETH BURNS, andby them endorsed aid pay
aDie Twelve months after date at the Planters Ma
tlonal Bank OF Richmond, Va. The public are
hereby cautioned not TO trade for same
co QUARLES & McCURDY,
seo'ot Agents for holder.
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In execution Of a decree OF the Chancery Court
OF the city Of Richmond, entered on the oth DAY
of MAY, | 8S2, in the suit Of james Alfred Jones,
trustee, &c, rs. Joseph Aliens eIecutrix, &c, We
the undersigned, special commissioners thereby
appointed, will proceed 10 sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1882,
at So O'Clock i. NJ, that truly valuable JAMES
RIVER FARM above mentioned. IL contaius
about TOT ACRES, of winch 1876 acres low
land on James river; about 275 acres are highland
i'm hifh state of cultivation. and the balance is In
original forest growth. The improvements con-
slst Of COMFORTABLE BRICK-AND-FRAME
DWELLING with six rooms barn, &c.
This IL An estate which will not only afford much
enjoyment as 4 country home. but viii At the same
time yield a large return upon the Investment,
and we call special attention OF all In want or
such property to this sale.
Persons Wishing TO attend the sale Will take the
train leaving here at AIS L. NJ, and will return
that evening on the $50 train.
plat OF the property can be seen at the once OF
the auctiOneer
TERMS : One fourth cash the balance at one,
two. and three years, for negotiable notes, with
per cent. interest, and the title to De retained I'M
I'll the whole purch2se-mOncy Is paid ana a con-
yeyance ordered by the Court. For the interest
the purchaser will be required to give negotiable
notes, payable senli-annually or he may II he 80
desires, pay the whole purchase-money In cash.
II. II. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
j. II. DOOLEY,
Special Commissioners,
Sale conducted by II. SELDOM TAYLOR. Auc-
tioncer. au 13,20,27,se S.5.6,7,S,9,1O
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OgYIcE J. THOMPSON BRowN,)
REAL ESTATE AGENT, Z
September /, 1882. }

N
PARTIES WHO HAVE REAL ESTATE which
with a descrIptlon and price Of same, and with
ont identifying either the property or owner II go
desired, I will advertise the same, without cost.
PROGRESS" Address
aoo,t Real Estate Agent.
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Train No. 80 will on sunday leave CoalGrid AZ
1880 4. ". Bon Aair AT $40 +. VI. and arrive IN
Richmond at . T. VI.
All regular passenger trains stop az Bon Ala
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 60-Ncw York and Atlanta rfn Wa~it-
ingtoR and Dsnyillc ami Greensboro 10 IfanryR
station, Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train 52-liichnond aud Danyille. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. south ~ I. and
southve.t, and baggage checked through.
NOlay-oyer checks given 81 local tick -
VI. STAT GLITTER,
General Pa,srugcr AX,Dk
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
i. ". II. IALCOIT. Lrnrr.il MamaKlr. .
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BY II. l.. Staples Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llO3 Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l03 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF NICE TWO
N STORY BRICK BUILDING, SUITABLE
FOR STORE, DARKROOM, OR EATING-HOUSE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED ON
DOCK STREET OPPOSITE TIE OLD Do
MINION STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S OFFICE
AND SHEDS.-At the rcques5 Of the owner, who
has removed from the city and IS determined to
sell, shall offer by auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1882.
At , o'clock 4. NJ. the property above described,
formerly occupied by James O'COnners. Esq. The
LOT fronts 90 feet on Water street, and extends
through 10 Rockets street
The building Ia comparatively new and In good
repair. and Is a good stand for business
TERMS: One third cash: the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest added, secured by
trust d1od. aud the improvements kept insured by
the purchaser Is further security.
III. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
Sc AuctiOneers.
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DICIIMOND AND ALLEGHAN Y
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS
IN EFFECT AUGUST %, lisa

SCHEDULE or TRAINS
IN EFFECT AUGUST %, lisa
LEAVE RICHMOND:
| eco A. ~ MAIL daily Except sunday. - Do
| Meeting ~ Lyuchburg with irxIuiA
| Midland railway fOr an rDi.f.
north, and Norfolk and Western rlil-
| road for hnuNiilc. Chattanooga. 4 =
lanta, Nashville. Louisville. M.p-
phi-, New Orlrln-. and all points
an the >ouls. southwest. aud + \ 49,
! Day colchc, T. edmond zoo Lynrl.
orleans aad Memphis sl,..ut
AS p IL ACCOMMODATION dail, ,e,c.rt
Sunday het"-cu Rich"ond anI
$50 p. NJ NIGHT Express d.Lr c4r n
sunday between Richmond a.d
Lvnchburg.
$50 \. VI. EXCURSION SUNDAYS 0u'. BE-
tween Richmond and ~co't,,lhs-
ARRIVE RICHMOND
0IO 7. ". MAIL daily feNcolt ~uudayL
lO:lO A. N. CCONMODAIiON daily DeNr.a
SundASl
200 a. ~ NIGHT EXPIRES daily tsols
sunday.
700 =. n. EXCLUSION sunday, onir
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated railway f0r oil
points south, aud Richmond. Frederick .iufg aIsI
Potomac railroad for All point North.
Mc,Rfng-car attached ~ AyH EIrss ..T
an 20 GeLeral FREIGHT and r,.-,r-er Agent
1 l ' IL VI " y II AND II Ik~Bl ks
IA RAILROAD COMPAN N.-Cumm,r,ins
WEDNESDAY, June Il. Iss3, Train. Oh tui, rspl
Will run a follows:
LEAVE RfcUVoSD --orTI
3:l5 =. NJ. FAST MAIL. dalv. Mako through
connections for savannah ~tyns
only AZ Petersburg and chester.
Pullman sleeper between N4-llug-
ton and jacksonville. rS--sug,rs
VIII take this train Ton iufertHDt -
1l:5O ~ ", IliLOl Gil MAIL. daily. foultt =
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston. Au-
Rusta, Aiken. savannah. lud jack
sonylIlc. stops at Chester lul Gene
ualis. Pullman -lop,r- i,ta,,n
New York and savannah ODD I.Is
train.
600 p. VI, FREIGHT. daily. except sunday.
ZOO H. ", FREIGHT. daily, excel >uA.As.
S.000 = NJ" sunday excursion.
LEAVE rkrEP>urEG-NO.rIL
2:3S ~ NJ. EAST MAIL. daily. ~inl. olls "a
Chester. Pullman SLEEPER al u'-
IRAN between jacksonville aAt
Washington.
$40 +. NJ, THROUGH NAIL connecting
win Richmond. Frederick ..I.- ana
Potomac railroad f,r all pn.tf. i..f
and " e-t. also making connect.
with the Chesapeake and OHIO rl.t-
road Tor All points Nr.f. This t.fl
stops a. Chester auc tcitrlif,
Pullman sleeper. GA dis train Dt.-
tween savannah aud Sew Nnf...
Passengers take This train for Win
tcrpock
7:O5 4. VI, FRflGIIT daily. cxc,rt sunday.
5:l5 T.. NJ. FREIGHT. daily. ,Nccbt sunday
4.f9 !, u sunday excursion.
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VIRGINIA. o STEA NIB
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMES. RIVER LANDINGS,
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
WASHINGTON, BAL TIMORE AND THE
NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT MORE WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. Sl.5c.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS, 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One Of the Companys spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
(carrying United States NALL
y. G. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY at a. ~. for sbOye-named
places. con- -ctirg 1T Old oAt with the Bay Line
FOR Baltimore ard the North. Returning. the
steamer leaves Norfolk 1T A. NJ. aid Ola Point
At 1915 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at about 4
P.G.
Throggh tickets on sale On steamer and Al Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
thrOugh.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO SOCIETIES, &C.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Thls Day:

pyH. seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Aue'ioneer'
once Eleventh and Bank Streets
TWO NEW. DESIRABLE, MODERN
STYLE, AND cENTRALLY-LocATED
rHREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
INes, JUST COMPLETED
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
sTREETs, FOR SALE AT AUG
TON ON LONG CREDIT.
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Corcspond'ngly quick time 10 other poina
Through bills Of Iading issued al low rates.
{. 4. TAYLOR
VI General Freight Agent
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YORK-RIvER LINZ.

Passenger Freight dali srriyhf d.tiy
daily. lyey. Sund'y -. rafur.i,.5
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Rcbnod 2:45 r. N. $40 4. 81. Goa = n
Arrive at
WfPointl 500 u. " 1853 4. 81 gg- = u

Passenger tram connects at West Point ..,n,
except Sunday with steamers for Balilno, srt
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond AZ 44O 4. NJ
and 900 r. N. will have passonger-cosche, ~
lached.
Train No. a. connects at BurkcyiIIe with Nor
folk and Western railroad for FarmV liz. I,r.b
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train Ne. so Through passenger stop. a. all to
lions, cennecIBg al Sutherlin's with Milo. ana
Sutherlin Nsrrow-Gsugc railroad for Hilton: "A
salisbury with Western North Caroliua rA.ir,..d
for all points In Western North Carolina: II A.
lanta for all psists South and Southwest.
Train No. 81 (lhrsugh passenger and mail etona
at all stations, connecting al suthcTiin's Win MI
ton and Sutherln NaTrO~-Gauge railroad Tor
Milton; At Atlanta for all points south and south.
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte. CsluiAi la aud
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta, Saya.-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive AZ Richmond at
1886 4. ", 1926 A. ". and f:l6 l.. VI, and from
West Point at lo:2n A. VI. Passenger, aud go
l.. n. and 1910 T.. VI. Freight.l
RON AIR PASSENGEK SERVICE
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
~ RAILROAD.
THE OLD RELIABLE ALL-RAIL ROUTE
To
NORFOLK
VIA PETERSBURG.

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN Kh'H.
MOND AND BALTIMORE N EACH
DIRECTION.
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4 GENTS WANTED In EVERY POR-
TENNESSEE CENTRAL MARRIAGE ASSO-
CITATION, chartered under the laws of Tennessee
August II, 1882. and Is one of the strongest COM
panies In the South.
Glasses and u pay A400 in two months
Glasses and ID pay 5000 In three months
Extra terms To- active agents. For inform All on
and supplies address
WILLIAM VI. BELL, Secretary,
Sc 3-lw Nurfreeshoro, Tenn
, 1882-03-25

limit of 100 gallons proposed in the Draft.
In accordance with the above, the mino-
rity proposes the following amendments
to the original Draft, viz.
ad ) l. 2nd Clause" not below two
hundred Dollars" to be altered to 'nOt
below one hundred Dollars"
2, 3 Clause THE fines inflicted etc" to
be altered to "The half of the fines inf1ic-
ted shall be paid to the informer, the other
half accrues to the Poor Fund.-
3, adj 2. "tw0 hundred Dollars" to
be altered to "One hundred Dollars"
4. dd s 2. After the word ''in1icted" to
be added "The half of the fines shall be
paid to the intormer."
St. CroiX 3rd March 1882.
PETER LEMMING w. II. BROWN.
Chairman.
T. COULTER. G.. S. WASSARD
Speaker.
j. w. WILLARD.
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very Old People.


S. B. Ludlow died lately IN 0swego,
aged %.
Vim. B. Gould of HilIsborough, Me, i.
80 years of age.
Joseph MeClees Of Wagonton, Pa, aged
81, was killed in trying to board a train
Mrs Clarissa Raymond of Wilton, Conn,
has Just celebrated her Tooth birthday.
b. S. Hommendieu, aged 93 years, died
IN MiddletoEn, n Y, on Sunday morning.
William Wrenn of Spottsylyania coun-
~, Virginia, has just died at the age Of
Mrs Mary Boynton has just died at
Pepperell, Mass, after rounding a century
of life.
Joshua Webb died recently in Madison
county, KY, at the age of 80. He was a
soldier in the war of 1872.
Ephriam s. Durfee Of Oshkosh, Wis,
died recently aged SO years He was a
soldier 10 the war Of 1872.
After living bachelor life for SO years,
Henry Jewett of Coffee county, GA. has
Just married girl Of is,
Mrs I.illey, the nurse who attended
Queen Victoria at the birth of each Of her
nine children, recently died at the age of
90.
Mrs. Lucy Pickett, who died recently at
Saugatuek, Mich, is believed to have been
115 years old She WAS born in Platts-
burg.
Mrs. Catharine Highland Of Marietta
died recently, aged 1872 years. She had a
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brother 100 years old, and her grandfather
also completed century,
Catharine NJ. Raborg died in Baltimore,
Md, June 26, aged 90.
Mrs. Abbie Graham, widow of Nova
Scotia, is 105 years of age. She retains
all her faculties almost unimpaired, spins,
knits, and reads without spectacles.
jesse belong who died recently in Den
nison, O., was born May 5, 1776. He
purchased the land on which he died from
the Government in 1926. He leaves a
daughter - and son 20 years of age.
The first brick house built in st. Louis
was occupied by Mrs Nancy Van Bergen,
who died recently aged IS years. Hel
grandfather was one of the men who help
ed to dump the tea into Boston Harder.
Joseph Green and his wife of Swan
ton, n. H.. are aged 101 and 80 years re
spectively. They have celebrated theil
diamond wedding, have twelve children
and have had eighty-four grandchildren.
/ Sally Simvall of Shelby, KY, has jusi
died at the age of 81. She and her daugh
ter were slaves. The daughter became tht
property of a Southerner, who educated
and married her. The daughter is living
in St. Louis. Her mother saw her only
once after her marriage
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Aublit afairs.
News of the Week.


The army worm is devastating crops in
Virginia.
John S. Wise has been nominated for
Congressman-at-large in Virginia by Ma
homes committee,
Trade dollars are are not to be coined
any more, and will be received in exchange
forthe standard silver dollar only until July
i, 1884
Figures are published showing that thir-
teen of the New York theatres, including
the principal places of amusement in that
city, received an aggregate of S3,l73,904
during the late theatrical season.
Mr.. Clifton r. Breckenridge, the nominee
of the Arkansas Democrats for Congress
man-at-large, is a son of the late Hon. John
G. Beekinridge, and is said to have inherit
ed largely of his distinguished father rare
oratorical gifts.
The ninth annual tri-State picnic and
exhibition of the Patrons Of Husbandry of
Pennsylvania, maryland and West Virgil
MIA, viii open at Williams Grove, Cumber
land county, Pa, on Monday, August q,
continuing until the following Saturday.
In Philadelphia, Matthew Patton, an
election inspector, pleaded guilty to receiy-
ing an illegal vote at the last mayoralty
election, but claimed he was under the in
huence of liquor at the time. The judge
fined him $500 and deprived him of the
right of suffrage for four years.
News from Warren county, Ohio, says
that the army worm is playing havoc with
the barley in that section. Some of the
farmers attempted to get the advantage of
the worms BY harvesting their barley,
though green, but in this they are being
defeated and have quit cutting, for the
sheaf would no sooner be bound than the
worms would gather ON it, and as soon as the
shock was put up they would cover it and
eat the grain.
The labor parade at Pittsburg, Pa, Sat
urday, the 18th of june, was probably the
largest demonstration of the kind ever seen
in this country Wheeling, w. Va. sent
delegation of 500. The trains brought
in great numbers of people, the Baltimore
and Ohio Road alone bringing more than
1000 visitors before noon The houses
along the route were decorated with flags
and notices. The column comprised FIVE
divisions, numbering $4,000 men.
The people Of Holyoke, Mass, Me dis
gusted over the elopement and marriage of
Miss Grover, the daughter Of a wealthy
manufacturer of that city, with Adolphus
Hall. who is described as an ''ill-looking
and Inbred eolored man, whilst the young
woman Is said to be "a lady Of refine train
ing. Hall is known to have a wife and
children in Springfield, and the father of
the white bride had Hall arrested for 5iga-
my, when several letters written by Miss
Grover to Hall were produced, which were
brimful Of affection and earnestness, show
Ing that she had been thoroughly infatua-
ted with the fellow and had actually led
him into the intimacy which followed
Hall was then discharged