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CORNELIUS n. BLISS.


TIE Mex yof,. Merchant Who pa 50
9fuch .Dr Harrison.
Amouy the men mon, .orci for a prom
nent place under tho Harrison Gdm.uistra
ton Is Cornelius y. Bliss he has . face
very familiar on Broadway. Is abou. - year
Of age. medium sized and well built AID r.
sombles tho Elsi.sh squira 80 Lo APPEAR on
ito stage IIs csr-cr ai q m-.ca.n. hes
been remarkably successful. lie was amo--
the lrst . perceive the future Importance O..
American textile fabrics. aAt years arr
started q commission n9ui-. wl..l soon tjos
q prominent place - a.. 4ey goods w0,ll
- @ member G.. The vlrlo-5 firms, the frl,-
ent one being D'i5s. Fabian & Co, he hl.t
up large nui very lucrative business, and is
rauked by tie commercial agencies ut G
million credit and personal income vary iEc
from 10000 10 c,,0OgJ.
For many years Bliss has b,en orc o. t1a
most influential Republican, n the c..5 g.
New YORK. IL the county, s.als and na-
t.cnal committees lie has lo.g welded q
powerful influence, and has contributed ~
mitch os $4,000 il very c-c..ny campaign
III tho recc-t contest Ls foe ~ tll- ne
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mander George \. Sumner executive officer,
Lieut. W H. Reeier navigating Lieutenant,
n. Barnete; l!eutenants, A B. Spsyers and
7. . Griffin; surgeons, c. G. Ayres and r.
p Crandal, aud tue full complement Of
minor oiEcers
The Yautic IS bari. rugged vessel Of tho
third class, carrying one s-ineh gun, three
6iDch guns ard two Gatlings, with officers
ard crew to too number Of ia Her oiacer5
sre. Commander, O. F. Heyerman, execu-
tive officer, Lieut. c. T. Green navigating
Lieutenant, C " Meatz Lieutenant. + a
Tyler, surgeon, 4. Il. IcCarty, and a full
array Of minor officers Such are the "de-
stroyers" who got off fom the Brooklyn
navy yard on Dec. 10; such Gro the officers
who are TO win renown, il And about tie
time they should have arrived og Port Gu
Prince comes the latest information from tho
queer island 70 the cdectt that Cen. Hyppol.re
i3 ia peaceful possession Of tns north shore
with 1000 troops; that there IS 10 real block
aGe and never was, and consequently the
seizure Of tho Haytian Republic was purely
arbitrary, and, finally. that C TIE only two
var ships il the Uaytian navy the Toassaint
ran into q German stec<ler and was sum-:
50 the only formidable craft they have Is the
Dcssalincs, named after tho founder Of their
peculiar republic. 1t is a coincidence worth
netting that Tins Dassalines was Opposed ard
shot
As the Haytians arc tropical negroes, with
an infusion Of French and Spanish, it goes
without saying that they are revolutionary.
The Port al Prince government Is about
such as would have resulted from q combina-
ton OF thoseof Louisiana and South Carolina
in 1916, with a little spice Of Paris and
Mexico thrown in. The principal hberator
from French rule, Toussaint L'OuvertGre,
died a prisoner Of the Wrench DeSsslines,
who succeeded aud GOT tie government into
shape, was SHOT. Chris.opbe succeeded lin,
Was overthrow and committed suicide
President, on Dictator, Potion put down all
opposition, ruled twelve years and diel--a
natural death. That is, if dying CT disaaA
can be called IA natural death in Haytian
official circles. Iaen Boyer held power a
long time, but was finally driven into exile.
Herard became president in 1913, and had 70
1y the country Ia lS4 Gen. Guerricr sue
ceeded aud died within year-inysteriously
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president ana ne died within year Thtn
the renowned Soulouqre tame 10 tho fror,
and made himself emperor IN 1919. Teu
wears later be was dethronsl and 1cnrard
restored the constitution I'LL 1907, When
Saiuave drove him into exile IN 1870 Sal
nave was shot. and the four year ier1' wls
decrced Nissage Sagst held one term
Dominique followed. was hot hut not killed
AMI vent into exile. B0isr0nd Canal ruiri
while, but was banlshed IN 1879 by the ro'eC
Solomon. who held On b. various fenuT.s.
defeating all rcvolut.onlis I'll last June.
when he bad 10 rs % France. where b. del
Two canli dates steod l1r tiie Succession. tlt
Cen Tei,malus was SHOT in riot U. the
eighty delegates 70 TIE c1nsii,cca. c0nvcii
ton al ie1 but thirty, ana these elected
Gen Le2llime To other party ple1rfs
~ quorum AID 'rlilod' under Gen Hgp.
Do,i'cl 81 tnero yOl ara acsiA Bat nos
Eyypoliio says be does rot want 10 be pres
dsrl. 10 end bis only want separate
government Tor tho north side u tho island
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The bazar5 of Constantiloplo, or the
Tcharshu, as they are called by the na-
tiVcs, aic situated On one Of tle famous
hills Of that oriental metropolis. facinc
tho Bosphorus. They are unlike any
other places Of traffic, Being aitogethar
sui geneH5 both IN construction and d.
sign. To give the reader Gn idea OF tAelE
singular nature they may be compared
to the public markets Of this country.
though they differ IN extent and internal
arrangement. Imagine on entire City
ward with is numerous blocks embraced
IN one cdil.ce OF inciosuie, with lis
streets lanes and alleys archel over and
devoted 30 commerce. These ta-al
aIe built Oi stone and are one story high
zach street is allotted 10 some particular
branch or class Of merchandise, thus,
there is spice bdzar, called III sif-tchaT-
shu, where ali kinds Of drugs, spices
and dye stuifs are sold, including the
famous henna, and the celebrating
hashish IS procured.
There are the pcIfumery bazars, where
the most fragrant perfume, the Ottar Of
loses, khuitz tenT0Ofs and other Odor-
ifeIcus pastiles and essences fill tho AZ
mospheIe with their delicious ffagrance
the silk bazar, the dry goods bazar, Of
which there arc two, the Aalpa Adjcbar-
bashi and the tzOOn-tchGrslu, or the
Broadway and the Bowcry Of CONSTANT
nople. Besides these Is the Yaghlukdji-
lar, where the most varied and exquisite
cmbroideries are displayed. The Hi
ta1ar, or shoe bazar, is an institution
peculiarly oriental. There one sees the
meeting Of the west and the cast in the
motley collection Of wares, the clumsy
Oriental chausse-s, with the patent
leather boots; the tehedik-PabtootCha OF
the walking shoes Of the Turkish ladies
Of the Ancicn regime, alongside Of the
tiny CATERS Of varied ccl0rs, for tie
modernized hannums ladies). The Jew
elry bazoT Is also a prominent feature OF
the tcharshu, for Ii Is much frcqLented
by all ciasses.-Cor. st. Louis Republic.
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The cnro for Heart Nenral-.n.

Angina pcctoris agony Of the chest,
carries of many people, one Of whom,
according 10 the newspapers, was TIC
novelist, the Rev. L. p. Roe, who cx-
pired in one day because Of It's crushing
anguish. Maj. Gen. George p. .lcClcl.
Ian, according to the published reports
Of that time, likewise succumbcd after
twcnty-four hours Of uncontTollablcp pain.
Jast how these patients were treated
am unable TO say; but Dr. Richardson,
Of London, long before Cen NcClollang
dcalh, had received q prize Of 10000
francs from the Academy of Medicine in
Paris for having discovered an almost
iniallible remedy for angina pectori5 BE-
the administration, in the small doscs Of
l-l00 to LIS OF a grain, OF nitro-glvcer-
inc! This discovery entities Dr.. Richard
son to the never ending gratitude Of
every suffering man, woman 0s child
afflicted with angina pectori5.
know number Of Persons who
always carry tablets Of niro-glvcerine
with them, and am equally certain that
all these people, be- Tho use of nitro
glyccrinc. are living in comparative COM
fort. who wcnld Otherwise have fallen
under the insupporta5le torture Of that
form Of heart neuralgia. the most dread.
ful Of all pains. -llontrose a. Pallen,
IL. D., III pelfords Magazine.
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Dlnguss-Shadbolt. bers Is tnat dollar
borrowed OF you month or two ago
Shadbolt in extreme vexation, -Confound
you, Dinguss' What did you want to break
your record forl ,icStab offered 10 bet ne
g tho other day that you would pay that
dollar. and took him up.
.fDinguz subsequently, calls on Ncstah and
collects ts0 pursuant to previous arrange
neat Chicago Tribune,
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COURT CALENDAR.



SUPREME C0uRr or ApPGALs. January IA
March 5 h. November fth or kichm0h
CITY: September eJfh. az St4uutQn, W
July l0tn, 40 Nytheyiie. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CHASCrRY COURr.-Frst Monday in Jcnuar: y
April. June, and October
CIRCUIT COUhT -lir.t VI niay 81 Fe0riial 5
and thlrl Monday Nay aud October
HUsIINGs RT-fir~s Monday lI eyer
month aud september tb. No court
August
Police CouRr-Cnminai-Eyery day AZ 81
POLICE CouRr-Cirii Every Friday at y 1
HLNRIoI
CMCVTr C0URr Third Monday In J9nUaf,
nF-t Monday Ia May, nao nrat Monday
UOt0bfr
COUsTY C0URI Second Nouda5 in eveg ,
mouth.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CRCurT CoURr- Both q. Apri! and Goth Of -
coUSTY CORR. -Thire wednesday in ever :
month.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRcrTr COURT 18th Of May and 18th Of NJ
VeWbar
County COUnr.-Scoona Monday "a ever
month.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIeCru COCRr. z1ih ~ March and 2Jth }
septemher
CoUSIY CoCRT. -5econi Monday in eye' y
month.
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Mr. G. II. Mock, who resides near
Cameron, says that Jarrells lake, near
there, Is the best place to catch fish he
has ever heard Of. That when the
Dream arc in biting notion any one
can take a worm and rub il on his fin.
ger and hold his hand in the water
and that the fsh viii come up and
take hold Of the finger, then by clos
ing the thumb down on It's head IL can
TO taken in without any effort. This
can DO repeated until you become
wsary Of the sport Nothing could
induce him 10 leave that section -Syl.
yaaia Gal 1elepncsss.
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We Lend in Low rllnes-pown They 90

We Lead in Low Prices-Down ihey Go
French Candy, s lbs. for 500.
French Candy, 90 cts. per i5., OF 6 for
$1O0
Best French Candy, IS cts per III.
Good French MixiHfes, 80 and 40 cts
per ID.
Pizznrs Homemade Plain Candy, IS
cts per lbs -, : for Sl09.
Assorted Caramels, % cts per 10.
Cream Chocolates. % c.s per lb.
Assorted Nuts. New Figs, New Data
LAYER Baisins, French Pfunes, Cirnn
and urrants, at very low prices.
Fireworks arc away doNn, and selliE :
fast. Buy carly.
Chrisrmss-tree ornaments, jlsi lhig b
Of it, 10 cts. dOz
Back fruit cake very fue.
Pound aud lady cakes, fresh. mate
daily.
Call and examine our large stock.
PIzzfNl's,
100 Eas, Broad ST..
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HIGH JINKS IN nAYTI.
rs HE GREAT REPUBLIC At WAR
WITH THE LITTLE ONE

Rear Admiral Stephen d. Luce Cos4 10
Port su Prince with Two War Vessels.
The Corvette Gaiena md Der Crew - 1hs
Steam sloop Sansic.
Is the United States al ear with Uaytil
Wei, not exactly that Is. there has beou no
formal declaration or proclanau0n-but 81
the same tho two American war steamers. Ga.
lena and Yantic. ere nov in Haytian ~stsss
OF on their way thltaer, with iustructians 70
take tho American steamer Havtian Iep1LIc
from the biacss tan government. ''paecea-
siy fthey can. forcibiy II they must Il 1870
much the fashion 81 the witty paragr1pacr
70 spcak Of tho American navy as composed
II "scows' and ''juhs.r that one may admir-
a surprise on learning that The rorgettr
Galena j. really formidable vessel, thougn
She did stick in tho mrt several hours ia Try.
ing to yet away fr0m ths brooklyn ragy
yard. Aud RespAdm.ral Stephen 3 Lice,
Sho goes on her IA command 81 the liitie -.
petition, has had forty years ezperisncs ia
The navy ard IS a. discreet Is be IS brave.
Neither vessel Is gunboa;, as that phrase
Is properly understood. The Galeaa j. OF
wood, q third rae s.ouD.of. war o. . 90 tons
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ASTRONOMICAL TlDsITs,

Much Of the so called creamery butter is
nothing but very poor quality Of American
cheese
An alleged professor in Berlin has written
book 70 show why cousumptiyss should not
cot rice
There are those Who hold that fried ann
instead Of fried hominy Is best to serve wisis
canvas back. ~
Ihas are nav ccngs n society who w.
- Why ginger cals b scs ssrvsd & u
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taiL1 v-a5 70 Pc tie
leading Issue, ard
wlthJoan II. Plum
MGR ard EiTard
Il. Ar,nidoan, tho
prominent dry
goods mon and Re
publican politi-
clans. formed TIC
Protective TaTil
lea que, with Gle
CANT headquarters
IN West Twenty
third street, near
tie Fifth Avcna3
hotel. \ thorough
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burden. Ecr armY
pent consists Of SIX
, inch Dablgren
guns, an S inch
mugz.e loader aud
4 0)pound brecch
loader. Shs also
'a-rie3two Gatlln9
guns, 70 bo landed
with her marine,
ID case the mater
comes 70 arsrqi
business - And ca
ler are 292 OH elS
gH.i mcu. Tns,s 90
rDt trefvyia f. r.
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Worse, owner Of the Havtian Republic, who
% permitted u 90 Is q guest 10 loci; after bis
property, or two newspaper men. or Roar
Admiral Luce, WHO makes tho Gaiena his
dagship
Rear Admiral Lice, commander of Tie
North Atlantic squadron, Z. S. ", b. TO-
mar.ably active for one who Eas grown graz
IN the service. he spends moe q bis fp1ls
time writing and studying up plons FOR ias
improvement OF the naval service. be is o
witty write and personally tuli Ct fun ant
life, and bis book, "Luce's Seamanslip,' is
much read and admired IN ali the sea ports
u the world lie Is called the father Of tbs
American naval apprentice system, takes a
great interest in tie lads and is always
ready 70 help them along. lis pride "a
tic Uu.tc1 States Naval War college a..
Coaster uagoor Island near Newrori
which b. founded fer an advanced coul1e
& study in naval affairs. lie bad a lltls
'unplea.antness7 with Secretary Whitney il
ISL while watching American interests r II
Halifax. The secTctary's orders were necos
sarily some hat vague, aud the whole ma.
ter Of tho fisheries was IN such ~ ursc-t. cd
stato that tie admiral had u use BIS own
discretion almost entirely.
Ia tlls case his instructions are to proceed
70 Port au Prince, where tho captured al
condemned Haytian Republic is lying in tic
horbor. and respectfully demand Ter release,
on the ground that there was no blockade %
the port she entered II the uayrians, o.,
more strictly, the Legitime adherents, re-
fuse, be is then to hitch on end take the
steamer AWAY. Ii the black and t3ns fire on
hiui while az this, why somebody will get
burt, It Is almost pity that such notion
must be taken. There IS such q iudicIous
contrast betw cen the great republic OF some
00,0C0O00 people and the little anarchi7tic
principally Of black, brown and yellow.
which only claims 700 in its most hilari-
Gus moods. And Il split IN two factions by
rebellion This is really the reason, how.
ever that Gen LeTitine hes not ALREADY
given up the steamer; for bis hold upon the
mercurial ISLANDERS l. 50 precarioUs that II Il
wcakens bis prestige is gone and with il his
power. ana zen. Hyppolite, nomrnaliy tic
rebel, but really tho ruler Of the north side
Of the Haytian end Of the islaud, is watching
10 denounce him il he woaEcns aud 10 seize
bis territory il lie fights. Verify, tho head
is uneasy that wears crown in Hayti and
ii IS almost q comfort 70 reflect thai 10 one
wears Il long -
Tue regular officers OF the Caleua are Com.
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The Exposition is over, but the gao1 -
door stove and range thar took ihe ursl
premiums are for sale al my sioTe %
Governor street also. slate mantel q
fronts and CRATES, Tenders and gas chaI
delieIs JOHN BOWERs.
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RfcnNoxp. December 2Oless.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE NET
1 CHANTS NATIONAL BANK HAN
DECLARED 4 DIVIDEND or ~ Pr
CEN L. Gree OF tax out or the net earnings
The past six months. payab to ID stoc
holner. on and after the 2p DAY OF JAS
CARY. ls99.
dc 22-ld J. =. GLENN, Cashier.
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TuE PLASIEHs NATIONAL BAS1 or }
RICHMOND

RICHMOND, VA. De- embes 20. lsss.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANF
l. have this day declared a dividend OF tei
cent Oree Of taxi out at toe prouts Of the last
SIX months. payable on ard after January 2,
1889. MANN s. GUARLES.
lde2I-td cash ar.
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MEETINGS.

NATIONAL BANK or VIRGfNI,,
UNITED STATS AID STATE AND CITY
DFPO5IrtkY.
RICHMOND. Va. December s. 1883.
THE ANNUAL hEElING OF I'll
L STOCKHOLM r. OF THIS BAN
Will b held az he Banking House on TUE.
DAY. IA UARY sch. 1889. ~ II o'clock N.
5destias J. ". LOCKWOOD, asher.
THE ANNUAL MEETING o
srOCkHOLD FRS OF THE Mel
CHANTS NAIIOEAL BANK Of Il chmon
viii bs held az their banking Ofsse On To 90
DAY. the 6th day Of Janutry. $50 4, u p'oloc
NJ. J. 7. GLENN,
Zic2 eodtd Cashier.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 0
i The CT ZEN BANK has declared asem
annual dividend OF 8 per cent. az free o.
ot the net earnings OF the past Fix month
pa, able 10 tie stockholders on snd AT CT JAN
GARY 2. $50 :. c. WALlAC
2de22 eOdija5 Ci.hl Z.
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LOOK OUT, tnere 3 a Dig snake on
the sidewalk thercl' exclaimed q col.
ored woman This attracted the al
tention OF two colored men, one Of
whom stopped his dray, took plank,
and went Tor tho suakc with a ven
geance. Every time he would hit the
snake II would wriggle and twist, as
II bent on getting out Of the reach of
tho blows Of tho drayman's plank.
Directly q little boy came along, Don.
cyan Towers, and said, That's my
snake, and he picked up the toy ser
penl and carried il into the house,
While the drosman took the broad
grins, erawlca back on his dray and
drove off, muttoring, no wonder
Auddcr Eve was deceived by de snakes 4:
Use deceived myself The negro
woman looked at the little boy bearing
of the snake ia his arms, and aston.
ishingly aticulated, "Well. / do ce-
clarcl Who would thought itg'-
Marietta Journal.
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Young Cortltsroy hastily seeks q cab on
his re.urn from Europe and is driven rapidly
10 his apartments.
Nov, James he remarks to his valst,
''you telephone to my hoberdashor and my
TAILOR that they must come 70 ae at once"
"Grscious have been on tue oceSu df-
teen days-blahs ths beasily weather. aud
don't know whit changes may has. taaes
place ia the fashions" The bpoch.
Hoping and CSou Having.
Before We vere married.
Ny wife and l.
We used 20 build castles
Up high in the sly.
And DOW We arr married.
My vile and l.
The castles We planned then
Are still 10 tbs SKY.
Yankee Blasa
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hicHAoSp. FREpERIcKsBuRG AND
P0ToAAc RAILROAD COMPANY,
IREAsuR RS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va. December -, lsee.
nlViDEND NOTICE.

At meeting Of the Board OF Drec' ors he'd
November II, ic5s. " was resolved that DIV
IDEND OF ~ Pen c. nj upon the c, inmon
capital stuck OF this cotppss y aud UPON us
y~sf ending September 81, 1879. PAYABLE
On THE 90 DAY OF JANUARY, 1870. 10
sfockholdsrs . record ut the dafc OF Dece1l-
Der ~. leo5, from which date 10 the "a Day OF
January, 1850, the books q tsanster will b
-cIo6td. j. b, WINSTON. 49,
sd61fj4El Tyeasuyey-
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The plea Of insanity as q defense ii
criminal actions is becoming pretty
thradbare. but a device by which thi
same effects are secured seems TO b
working admirably Nowadays it /.
the fashion 10 claim that the crimina
in on action. whether IT he theft. black
mail. murder or what not, IS the vic
tim Of & sunsuOke. Apparently sun
stroke IS the most convenient thing q
person can possibly have 1t allows
him 10 continue his ordinary course Of
life uninteIruptedly. bat confers upon
him The privilege Of doing anything
his vagI0ut fancy may suggest, quite
unhampered by moral or legal rest1c-
tons
Tie lIlshman who described Child
Of fVncy as child who did whateve'
be lancied doing was not very far out
Of tie way IN describing the condition
Of q man who has been SO fortunate a.
to have q CunstrOke That lucky ac
cidenl places him above responsibility.
\ man IN o western city amused him
self recently by firing a revolver into
3 crowd, wounding three persons, onc
Of them fatally \ physicians Ger
uic8le YVES produced stating that,
owing 10 the effect Of a sunstroBe re
ceivcd IN India, tho prisoner was al
times irresponsible foF his actions. Oh
course there was nothing to be said
after that and oven the idea Of shut
ting the man Up seemed 10 his intel
igent and impartial judges a super
luous precauuon 20 WIS allowed &c
90 ct large Oh the gtlvngth Of his lucit
intervals. tho inference being that thc
officials themselves were not troubled
By anything Of that sort.
i would not b difficult TO multiply
inrtrEc5s, although it's hardly neces
sary; whoever has thought Of thC
meter must havo recognized tho con
vincing nature Of the argument non
snnsho.Sc when properly applied tc
the average jmy. To ono who ma.
any inclination toward O disregard OF
the laws q sunstr3so would seem TO be
q the greatest possible benefit. 1t isa
thing, moreover, so easy to have, so dit
ficult 70 disproye and soadmirably nex.
iblc IN its effects, that il would seem o
matter Of the most obvious policy Coz
whoever is likely ever to find himself Of
valioncc with authority to provide
himself with q certificate OF sunstrolSe
ct once. Boston Courier
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Neither vessel Is ganboai, as thar phrase
Is properly understood. Tbs Galeaa j. OF
wood, third rae s.o0p.of. war o. z, 90 tops
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ATLASrIc CotsH LINZ.
RICHMOND AND fEr4 sBrRG fATLFOAp.
EnrIcEI DErfkrsENr.
hICHHOND Va. December ~, 1885,.
NOTICE THE FREIGHT De
y lots 81 this company Will be closed on
CHRI-rNASD 7 DECEMBER 2jIH.
20 per.sh1ble ffeighr VIII be Ieccyel FOR
shipment Monday, December 2ttu
JOHN &. JAMES.
sde set sgcnt
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SUPREME COuRT or APPEALS. - January "a
March h. November fth. or kichmoh
cits: September eUfh. az StAuutQl, W
1nIN Infn. NJ MLILeLI IL. w.
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WANTED. YOU TO Know THAT
" y.u can save money sni set Just as
good an article as the DIS goods Il rss ere
selling hv blvilT your Toys AZ AL kN :
TOY STORE. SO. 40 West Broad street, cor
f.lrias Tvnrfss ~ agous. Dol q. rriaqes. and
Plush Go0ds. ere az reduced prices. h-mein-
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1888 Ohio Centennial 1888
Opens Sept 4th, Closes Oct 10th, 1888
at Columbus.

OLD NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
Files or single copies of all the
newspapers and magazines pub
lished within the territory now
embraced in the State of Ohio,
prior to the year 1915, are desired
for exhibition at the Ohio Centen-
nial to be held in Columbus, Sept.
4th to Oct. 10Th 1888. The Conn
missioner of the Department of
Printing and Journalism is very
desirous of securing, at as early a
date as possible, authentic informa-
tion as to the newspapers publish
ed in Ohio or the Northwest ter
ritory prior to the above date, and
invites correspondence on that
subject. Information will be Civ
en- as to the scope of exhibits in
this Department by circular, to be
issued at an early date.
Address all communications to
r.. b. Brown, Commissioner, De-
partment Printing and Journalism,
"Courier Office" GAINESVILLE, o.