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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
5 EARLY SPRING GOODS
THALHIMER BROTHERS..

We are In receipt Of some novelties IN wORsTED
DRESS GOODS, which we win be pleased 10
exhibit 10 our friends during this week. All Of
the new shades are comprised In this l"t.
A new lot Of BLACK SILKS just to hand, and at
prices TO please our customers;
CoLoRED SILKS, sATINs, SURAHs, and
RHADAMAS, In street and evening SHADES
fun line;
In BLACK DRESS GOODS, as usual, we take the
lead-such rs DRAP DE ALMA, DRAP DE
SAKE. DRAP DE RHEIMS, HENRIETTA
and TAMIsE CLOTHS, sHOODAH and Mo-
NILE CLOTHS, NUNS YELLING, CASH
MEREs, and lots Of other styles DRESS
GOODS which cannot fail to please you;
CRAPFS-COURTAULD' BEsT-for trimming
and yelling. from 81 up TO $40 per yard;
BLFACUED and BROWN COTTONs retailed at
wholesale prices;
l case BLEACIlED 10-4 SHEETlNG az zoe. per
yard. has been selling at 4Oc.;
We have had imported direct from Switzorland 4
superb line Of EMBROIDEliiES. comprising
everything in NAINSOOK and CAMBRIA
WORK. OF the most beautiful designs, all at
reasonable prices;
LACEs in BLACK, CREAM, and WlliTE-all
the novelties OF the season;
NAINsOOK and CAMBRIA MUSLISS, CHECK
ED and STRIPED MUSLINs, FIGURED
and PLAIN swIsSEs, INDIA LINENS, and
LINON DE DACA-a most complete line;
KID GLOVES In all the new shades both NOUS
oUETAIRES and FOSTER STYLE;
RUEFLINGs and POMPADOUR RUCHINGS in
large variety, amongst which will be found
every new pattern, as we make these goods
specially.
N.B.-We call special attention 20 the stock Of
WRAPS on hand, which Is good. and any one in
want Of garment can get II at an exceedingly
low price at THALlHMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street, corner Fifth.
f. 25-Su.Tu&Th
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III POURINGING GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER WEAR.

NUNS YELLING in all colors at 2jc yard
coI LORE Sc CS,XsnMEREs at 45c. worth 6oc.:
BLACK CASHMERE At age yard worth 60c.;
BLACK CASHMERE at DOC. worth Csc. at 60c.
worth 75c.. at 75c. worth 81; also, finer grades
equally rs cheap;
PARAsOLS and UN-UMBRFLLAs-ihel largest
stock ever brought to this city. Our prices are
PrLLoW-CAsE LINEN, full II yards wide, at
The best 25c TOWEL ever offered in this city;
The cheapest soc. TOWELS IN This city;
Special bargains In big Job lot Of iiANDkER-
CHIEFS for men, women. and children;
BLACK SILK ~ zoe. worth 1928, at 81 worth
sl.40, at sl.h0 worth 50
SATCHELS, PURSES, and POCkET-BOORS OF
all kinds Ycrv cheap:
KID GLOVES. Eve hooks, Foster lacings, at 75c.
PAIR worth Sl.25:
LADIES UNDERWEAR very cheap. sec our
special bargains in this line.
MARsELLES, HONEYCOMG. and CROCHET
QUILTS at astonishingly low prices;
RED-CTECk. WHITE, and FANCY MATrINGS
OIL-CI OTHs, CARPETS. RUGS. DRUGGETs.
HASsOCKS. LACE-CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW-SIIADES:
LACEs of every description: the best-as'orted
IuAMBtiRG EDGiNGs and INSERTINGS Of our
own importation, and that IS why we sell them
GINGIiANs at Ga. 81, 10, and l2lsc. a yard;
BED-TlCN from &c. Il yard up to the best manu-
CIIEvI0T stnRTINGs at 50. 10. ~, and l5c.;
REMNANTS Of UTICA sllEETINGS at very
much less than regular prices;
Genuine " PRiDF-OF-TIIE-WEST COTTON at
lie. yard. Remember that we guarantee II
genuine
Fine soft-Gnished WHITE CAMBRIA at &c. a
yard;
INDIA LAWS at 10c a yard worth de-:
New STYLES FURNITURE CALlCOES ut Toe. a
yard:
REMNANTS Of COTTON DIAPER at very low
prices; -.- . . -,
Trunks. SAT G III T. IS. TRTNk-STRAPS.
SHAML-STRAPS, and SCHOOL BAGS
BUTTONS-The largest and hamdsomest assor;-
ment ever brought 10 this city: also, a full
assortment of other DRESS-TRIMMtNGS;
Big bargains in TABLE-CLOTlls, NAPKINS,
and DOlLIES;
oL-CLOTI (for tables), II yards wide, at Zoe.
yard:
BLANKETS az prices that VIII pay YOU 10 Keep
them tor another season;
FLANNEL of all kinds. Sec our cheap M
BROIDERED FLANNEL.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
Successors to Levy Brothers.
f. 22 10l7 and 1913 Main street.
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SPECsAL NOTICES.
NJ f. j. LEVY e. CO..
els EAST BROAD SHEET.
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER.
OUR NEW STORE Is BEING RAPIDLY
PUSHED FORWARD.
THE GOODS MUST BE CLEARED.


72o pairs GENTLEMEN's FASCY-COLoRgp
HALF-HOsE at 2jc. pair-formc price 40
and 6Oc.3
26s pairs only Of those CHILDRFN,s cor
oRED RIBBED HOSE at DC. pair. web.,
1.OS0 pair last week.
D OF those REAL MtRSEILFs oUUyrs o..
$3.50; former price s.. We had 80 Of tle..
three weeks ago.
IL only left Of those BRIDAL QUILTS. full size.
ut Gee:
. of those large, heavy, oNEYCoMg-ouILrs
atsI: ''''
3 LANCASTER QUILTS sI.I5-for,ner price
$3.50; NV
20 OF those heavy WHITE QUILTS at sl.o5-
former price Si.75:
81 Of those VI iRSEILLFs QUILTS at slso
@ Of those lightweight HoNEY-CoMB QUILTS
st G5c.
The above are an that are left out Of the Ten
eases opened only few weeks since.
We have SIN grand line q TOWELS. COM
mcncirg al &c. for large COTTON TOWEL To
90c. for the prcttiest TOWEL ever brought 10
Richmond. Among our line Is the BOSS uUCK-
ABhCk TOWEL, measuring 80 inches long and
"A broad. and liner goods than any Of the sane
size, ~ csc. each. 4 handsome COLORED-BOR-
DERED. OPEN-WORk, snd NOTED
FRINGE TOWEL At 75c.; former price, 81.
We shall offer tins week special inducements 10
close out:
LINEN COLLARS FOR ladic- and children:
TURKEY-RED DAMASK, WHITE TABLE
DAMASh:
HAMBURG EDGiNGs and INSERTlNGs.
In fact. the whole stock must be closed within
tie next ten days. J. j. LEVY & CO..
2l3 east Broad street.
STORE and FIXTURES FOR RENT Posses-
sion given March lst. T.. J. LEVY & co,
fc 20 2i3 east Broad street.
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We said the other day, in speaking OF tho
necessity for Richmond to hold on 10 hel
gas-works. that UNCLE SAM wouldn't allow
anybody except bis own servants to carry
the mails, though they might be carried
more cheaply by others than by the ser,
wants aforesaid. Confirmation of the truth
OF this statement was again furnished last
Friday, when the Committee on Post-0f-
fees and Post-Roads agreed TO report in
favor OF providing by law that every per-
son who, without authority from the Post
masier-Gencral, sets up or processes TO keep
any Office or place Of business wherein is
transacted any portion Of the business now
performed at post-oflices; or who shall
place over, within, or upon any Office or
place Of business the sign, name, OF title Of
post-oflice or postal station, shall for every
such offence be liable to a penalty Of not
more than $500. 4 provlso excerpts letters
delivered free In a newspaper-oflice TO adj
yertisers.
This law WAS made necessary by the fact
that private persons were In some cities Of
fering to deliver letters more cheaply than
the Post-0ff'ce Department delivers them.
So let 1t be as TO our gas-works. The city
must retain the control Of them whatever
offers other gas-iurnishers may make.
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n few years ago Governor Cameron said
negroes were only fit competitors with
monkeys for chestnuts. lie now holds
their intelligence in such high esteem that
lac has put two OF them on the School
Board OF Richmond, which directs and con-
trolls the instruction of the children OF the
white people OF that city. Mahoneism
effects wonderful changes, TO be sure. and
they are no less strmge than rapid Aler-
dadrid Gazette.
Republican craftsmanship, says the Gin
cinnati Nelcs, would reduce internal taxa
ton by S40,000,000 and leave the machine
ny intact by which $3.50, 100000 are collect
ed. This would be good for the bosses and
office-holders and the party that employs
them, and very bad for the people. This
Is Republican craftsmanship. 1t is not De-
mocracy.
In the opinion Of the st. Louis RepuJR-
can the Republican leaders are afraid Of
their own tariff policy. 1t Is no longer, Il
says, their friend. II has become their en-
envy. In the sharp and severe discussion
Of the last six months they have been over
whelmed. The debate has gone against
them. They are painfully conscious OF the
weakness Of their cause aud OF the pitiab!e
showing they make in defence OF 1t.
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DEATHS.

Died. ut her late residence, Twenty-seyenth ana
II streets, Saturday morning, January ~. ~ oj'
at half-past o'clock, Mrs. ELIZA A.PEAlho.S'
wife OF The late James W. Peltross In her eighty
first year, and daughter of the late Richard ana
Mary y. Davenport.
o. may our feet pursue the way
Our pious mother led:
With love and holy zeal obey
The counsels Of her love.
Let us be wean'd from all below,
Let hope our grief cxpeI.
While death invites our souls 10 go
Where our dear mother dwclls.
Adieu 10 affection, 70 trial, and pain,
she has gone 10 Jesus forever to reign;
She has gone to Jesus, TO Him she adored,
With saints aud bright angels 10 dwell ever
L.. \. NORRIS,
Ono who knew and loved her.
Religious Herald and Carfstfdn Allocate please
copy.
Died, nj his residence. No. 100 cast Marshall
street. February Gath, ROBERT +. STUBBS, in
the forty eighth wear OF his age.
His funeral will take plice from Centenary
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON Mt haif-p!st
3 O'Clock.
Died, nj 1915 O'Clock saturday night, WILLIE
L. CRUMP. son Of William y. and Mary 4.
Crump. I'm The seventeenth year Of bis age.
The funeral viii take place NJ i. Nj. MONDAY
from Clay-Sireei Methodist church. Friends and
acquaintance OF the family Invited to attend.
Died. on The oath instant, THEODORE f.. son
of Francis y. and the late H. II. Gwathmey, in the
ffty-1rst year OF his age.
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virginia News.

Roanoke boasts OF tobacco boom.
| During the protracted meeting just
closed at Marion twelve persons professed
conversion.
A valuable deposit Of mica, mixed with
copper. has been discovered in Willis
mountain, in Buckingham county.
A boss mason. working for q Mr.. John
stou, of Roanoke, decamped few DAYS ago
with $3.50 given him TO pay off hands, but
was captured and forced to disgorgc.
A few days since kettle of boiling
starch was upset upon little child OF Mr..
A. f. Stone, OF Smyth county, burning it
very seriously.
Wednesday night the dwelling-house OF
Samuel Fuller at Lexington was destroyed
by fire. The origin OF the fire is not
known.
The Bedford Sentinel cries aloud for q
stringent dOg-law. II says: Mr.. w. T..
Coppedge lost eight OF flock Of twelve
fine Southdown sheep by dogs few nights
ago.
Some of the Rockingham farmers in the
" Clay Section" re pioughing for corn.
Early wheat is looking well, but the late
and thawing.
BY the concentrated rays OF the sun,
shining through a glass globe in the wins
dow Of Lunt's drugstore. Alexandria, a fire
was kindled Friday morning, which, how
ever. was eXtinguished before any damage
had been done.
In one Of the colored churches ut Alex
andria a few nights ago the minister re-
minded an impairment sister that she had
been caught stealing Il watch, whereupOn
she be.abored him with an umbrella until
he had to seek safety in flight.
The Shenandoah Valley learns that Miss
Rebecca, daughter OF Mr. Benjamin Low
~, residing in Madison county, Va, who,
on visiting ncighbOr, left for home on
Sunday, February 4th, between shutdown
and dark, has not been heard OF since.
The matter, adds the VALLEY, has caused
great suspense and distress on the part OF
the family and friends.
Says the Alexandria Gazette: A letter
recently received from the hunting expe-
dition in the West, OF which Mr.. II. G..
Dulany is n member, reports them i'm fine
health and spirits. They have killed fifty
eight bufialos, retaining the heads and
hides and distributing the carcasses TO the
needy settlers and hali-breeds OF the coun-
try.
The Winchester NelcS says: Rev. Joshua
Hudson. who resided near Gainsboro',
Frederick county, on Wednesday went to
the hog-pen for the purpose OF feeding his
hogs Staying longer than usual, search
was made for him, and to the great horror
OF the family he was found in the pen dead.
with the side Of his face and throat terri
bly, lacerated by the hogs. Mr.. Hudson
had been suffering for some time with dis
ease OF the heart, and it is supposed that
when STOPPING over the pen in the act Of
feeding the hogs the hearts action ceased.
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Married. I'm Baltimore. by the Rev !, .. = t rp-
patrick, on the 10th instant, CHAkhEs y, ~ Va
RY to JENNIE q. LEVY; both OF hicnmoho' -"
Married. in Petersburg, Va, February ~; , tsSs
SINS, Of Chesterfield county, Va, TO miss Mhi'o-
SA MAYS, Of Richmond.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

=
SOCIETY EVENT OF THE SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
FIRST engagement IN Richmond since his brill
liant season at Drury Lane, London, Of the emil
neat IraSodian
MR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
supported by EDMUND COLLIER, JOSEPH
HAWORTII, JOHN 4. LANE, II. A. LANG
DON, MISS KATE FORSYTH, Mrs. AUGUSTA
FOSTER, aud the star Company, under the man
agcment Of Mr.. WILLIAM VI. CONNER.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
His name Is known and honored from London 10
san Fraucisco.-NetC York HCrdid.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH lsT- Magnf-
cent revival Of VlRGlNUS, Introducing the superb
armor. and costumes employed In Mr.. McCu-
lOugh's London production.
NIkGINIUS.
A noble and beautiful work, finished with eX-
quisitc art.-Nei1 York Tribune.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2D-OTHELLO-
Mr.. Mccullough as Othello.
MATINEE SATURDAY. MARCH 3P-INGO-
MAR-hlr. Mccullough as lngomar
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 3D-TllE
GLADIATOR-Mr. Mccullough rs Spariacus.
PRICES Orchestra and first three rows orches-
ira circle Tl.5u; rest of orchestra circle. 81 bal
cOnY. 75c.: reserved seats. 81. gallery. soc.
sale of seats begins Tuesday. s \. W., at bOX-oice
and Ramos < Moses muSic-stOre. e. 33-6tf
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III COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.

nF@ COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.
SPRING GOODS, SPRING GOODS.
$4,000 DOLLARS WORTH
LINEN GOODS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
on THE VOYAGE.
This lot includes
IRISH BOsOM-HINEN,
LINEN for boys wear,
COLORED LINEN GINGHANIs,
LADIES DREss-LINEN,
WHITE LINEN DUCK,
TABLE-LINENS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
HANDKERCHIEFs,a and
DRD-EYE DIAPERS.
ALSO,
An IMMENSE QUANTITY OF QUILTS.
The above goods win be sold for less than III
European cost.
We are also Offering one case full yard-wid
sATTEEN FOULARDS at zee. yard. generall
sclirg q. 50c.
We are in receipt Of an immense stock Of HAM
BURGs, IRISH and TORCHON LACEs, fl
which we can offer extraordinary inducements.
In addition to the above, We are receiving on
usual large assortment OF
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS, and
NOVELTIES
FOE
SPRING WEAR.
f. 24-Sa.Su&W
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good attendance at the churches tomorrow
Is gloomy. ca. con-
ference, Is expected to occupy the pulp. =,
Court-strect Methodist Episcopal cnufon
| tomorrow. DhAe"0
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CITY COMMISSIONED OFFICER
HArIIAlunE- I..rII.Lu .I. Ie-I.

DALI AM'fla4f AffAhA -'ff @..H.'tf
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
- received 40 thls Office m'l SAII l.DAlf
March I'D. 1888. 40 T.. M.TO " RNlsI l.uNO.-
600 OR ANTE PANING-BLOtk, - the follow
Ing dim u~ions: .,,,
Not Ie-sthsu eight 49, nor more than twelve .l2l
inche, in length. not less tllu tr'c nud iii
$50 nor more than four AMI a hAlt ~ inches pm
Width. and not less than siN ibi nor more NiA
seven az niche, la depth. ,,t.-
Proposals will Only be received Tor FURNISHING
lots Of not less than 10000 blocks
The blocks TO Dee delivered no such Nhfu or
wiaryt-s or railroad dcpois in Blltmufr i' may Dc
DESIGNATED by the city COMMISSIONS
Proposals. Liust state The price tuA ~ ilr liNu-
sand and bV The etutfc yard.
one fourth ~ thc whole number Oi hInch- i
De- delivered within thirty day aiter f.lN- .n'
contract. not lees than one bar 0i thc "''.t .uh-
Der within sixty days after signing t.t t.Nit.'t
and the balance OF &c whole number q. Nil lt..N
for within ninety days after egn'uc int .'Ii.'.t.
PaymCnts will De- made on delivery aht t,,'It-
ancc Of each lot OF Ju.Otu blocks, rrtllulht
" per contnm ~ TIE gmoumi until tIif} ''l'
after The completion OF each contract
Bond. with approved security. VII Lr i.t''''
for Tie f!ithful pcffDmunct ~ iut contract
All bids mus De- acct mptnci ~ ~
blocks VI the SIZE autqul ties gwen a'"N, .y,ta
Will thc name ~ thc b'ldcr inI ir ln'iilf p. ',
quarry. The right D. reserved to it-',' ""i ''' "'
sbcc' icstions Will De- furnished GA .sppicaiion
a. rs ,.eic, join D.. IOoLt'
H. 94-sf CLERK O. titY tomu.i -i0ner.
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rTRNIII RI.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO TIIEM
W fact that We have determined 10 reduce ~.
our stock of FURNITURE, and VIII ober eN- ~
ira inducements To casn buyers. We have one'
among the largest stocks In the city embracing Ri
grades OF furniture-1ne. medium. and lOw-priced
goods. and variety equal 10 any two houses M the
city. Eight large warcroOms. Agents FOR the
cheapest Adjustable chair ever sold-price 50 up.
T.. GATHRiGHT 4 son.
"a IS l6 Governor street.
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The Southern Planter for March Is al
ready out, Colonel VIC. KNIGHT, editor.
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have this day appointed CHARLES G..
BAUGHNAN my general agent to conduct Inc
business of the former firm Of BAUGHMAN BRO
TIERS. both iu the Stationery and Printing de-
partmcnts, and hereby authorize him 10 buy for
cush only certain goods prescribed by the said deed
Of trust. which has tbs day been admitted 10 re
cord I'm the clerk, office OF the Chancerv Court Of
the city of Richmond. Parties indebted 20 the said
firm Of Il AUGllMAN BROTHERS must come for
ward promptly and settle, as further indulgence
cannot be granted. VI. AlfLLlll~ER.
fc 2i-Ot trustee.
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~-TrNIoN-sTATION METHODIST

CHURCH (corncr Twenty-fourth aud sircetsl-
Rev. II. G.. CHEATHAM, paslor.-Proaching at IL
A. NJ. and ~ II. VI. Subject In the morning.
.sThe wisdom Of Winning souls; at night, ~
Refuge from Death In SIM"
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Personal.

RICHMON d, February %, 1888.
NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM TT MAY
~ CONCERN: In pursuance Of "A deed of trust
executed to the undersigned by Greer n. Baugh-
man. Charles {. Baughmau. and Emilius 4.
Baughman, partners "a trade under The ilrm-name
and style of BAUGilMAN BROTHERS, | VIII
proceed TO sell all of the stock contained in The
Store No. 1917 east Main street at greatly reduced
prices.
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NEETENGS.

OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo)
RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA. FebTuiry o, 1883.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
COMPANY viii be held In the city Of Richmond on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of March. 1888,
fe l0-2tawtd j. GARRETT CASHIER
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streotsl.-Rey. j. Ii. ilAw-
THoRSE, ID. d.. viii preach at IL \. VI. Morn
ing subject, "Spirilual Dependency from Natu-
raj Causes Preaching at night by Rev. KERR D..
TUPPER, of Michigan. All welcome. 2t
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nj SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Sixth streeis).-Rey. W. w.
LANDRuM will preach on SUNDAY at IL \. NJ.
and 7:45 L. VI. 2t
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PROPOSALS.

sos oa.tBrad s,rct
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-03
EAST FLORIDA FyPRFsss-(n

Pullrntn slace Sleeping Cars on this train Tor
savannah, Efarlestpn, Chicago and Washington
faess4gfSs :tak!IE the night express can ret into
the slecplnk fars al 3 o'clock p. nj.
new heFtNqFNEA has been opened at Waycross
ana abund1E time viii be allowed for meals by an
passenger Hasus
Conpact4 ~ q Savannah with steamers for New
York FIJI iksifiphia. Roston aud Baltimore.
ConnectiS Rat Charleston With steamers for New
York fhilaElphs and Baltimore.
Ihrpngh q lckets sold TO all points by rail and
steamship NRneetions, and baggage checked thro,
Also sueefAgt CIR berths and sections secured At
CompAnyA y,acd sAstor's Building, 81 Bay street
and At flerH TICKET ONCE - - -
80. :, ;ss sA sks TAYLOR, Gen1 Pass. Agent.
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-IRe special report of the Department
Of Agriculture for February fixes the cot
ton cFep at 100000 bales, of which
Floriaf produced el,o 900 bales Missouri,
25.0ooii Virginia, $4,000; Mississippi,
l,o42,sho; Texas, 100000; Georgia,
s2o, oJd; Alabama, $4,000; Louisiana,
53e,Oo1; Arkansas, 6s7, 900; Tennessee,
3s7, GOD; South Carolina, 6l6,OOO, and
North carolina, $4,000
-Asr Ohio court has decided that
percop having paid admission fee at a
thcatsa; has as good right to hiss the
PERFORMANCE as to applaud it. This, in
the cap'e of man who was arrested for
kavirgshissed when others applauded.
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JACKSt)NVtLLE ExPREss-f y.;.,,

Pullman PAface Sleeping Cars on this train frem
1acks9nyiile 90 Cincinnati via Atlanta and Cincin-
natl SbuthcrH Railroad: to MONTGOMERY via AIhspv
and EEfanlas and 10 Chicago via Montgomery and
Passe1gersartiying by this train for Palatka and
the Florida Southern Railroad make close eonnec
ton with steamet st the railroad wharf
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w.: il. wa:
:: 3 I I: = { I !, 3: 8:
s; 80 8 81: r.: :. c: :.!s
{ .:s = 49, q = 1870 q 8 s;
= Z ~ u u 5. 49, = lpssl.l
Ni5hin az ~ IN - ~ of - g. -
- - 4 &. 8 & 6 shs
3 ssitlsa "a de1lll1d a 81 dec.se ~ tAs sals
81 esid raiifoodo hkylng ho14 " lhe It'd ope
eisi NalterA, and ~ Same hAylnf been connsms ne
g tSs percsssrs, si,d - x md l1it
rondn aVfn hl1cA % aakIn1y and djechnFEe the heu
81 the I'D Trustees % Nxed and settled q More
It'd upcn the rallroaa extending nom Iatlenaasee
8 seSs., /, yosrsu Il. DUxxsn, Marshal Of
the uIited BtAtea fhf The Northern District Of ki0
Fids hsse levied upon snd taken poseea.ion g TIE
With a che properly and anchinss thereto belong
Ing, includE % tho lands ~ or neAr the Depot .
Tallahassee llorida and the buildingy thereon be-
public cutlery as the Capitol h the City of Talla
hasoeo In the State Of E1oFda, to the Highest bid
der, on the 18Th day Of February, 4: p: 1888.
Paymeut1 70 he made In cab, or In bonds which
are declared in said decree to be lien upon said
railroad In the manner therein provided
JOSEPH n. DUNKEE,
u 8. Marshal Northern District OF Florida.
fy-.The above sale 10 postponed until March I'D,
A. D. 1888. JOSEPH H. DURKEE,
q. 8. Marshal.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Feb. 8, 18S3-6t
~ The above sole is further postponed until
May I'D, A. D. 1888.
JOSEPH H. DURKEE,
u. 8. Marshal Northern District of Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. March -, 1068
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-03
Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBL1CA-
y ton of this notice, / win present my vouchers
and final return as administrator of the estate OF
James W. Smith, late of Wakulla county, Florida,
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge Of said
county, and ask to be discharged from the further
administration Of said estate
8. g. SMITH,
Admir- Estate j. w. Smith, decd.
December 10, 1882-6
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-03
Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA.
y ton of this notice, ! will present my vouchers
and final return as administrator OF the estate of
John Hammett, late of Leon county and State of
Florida deceased, to the Hon. VIM. p. Byrd, County
Judge Of said county, and ask to be discharged
from the further administration of said estate
RADFORD HAMMETT
Administrator Est. John Hammett deceased
Feb. "a, 198S-6m