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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOfFICE.
WHAT CUR ES ?
A. a meals.ne Of GENUINE NEnIr we place
HUl7NICUTT'S
Rheumatic Cure

Aguinst the wOrlf for ali Impurities of the
blood aud diseases OF the kiiueys and skin.
II isa. soiutciy an infiiible cure tor hheu-
m tism lu all IT, forms.
We DO not refer 10 people I'm son remote
and inaccessible place. hut give You the te-tl-
mOuy OF your friends and neisnoois' mere j.
the proof
KIDNEY TROUBLES RELIEVED.
Gentlemen-l have uoen "A sufferer with
kidney troubles for seventeen years, ana nave
been treated hy prominent pm, siclAns oil thIs
~fafn au4 a laNlnu. have used large qlln
fttle, az medicines advertised tO cure b out
and kidney diseases without receiving the
slightest benefit. About six weeks ago 'n
fcrci such intense pain scarcely beihR t'it
90 breathe al times ] concluded 90 try nun
nfcutf'. fihpumaf e. Cure. go HLl after using ore
bottle Was outlfcly and u' aoluttly cured. and
for tine first time JOB frfent'tn Years hhi
without lhc slightest pain, and Oarles u re-
commend all Who -uilet 10 give your cure "a
'''"' '' +. G.. wARSOCK.
lis T.. Fair street. Atlanta, Ga.
A0REAT BLOOD PURIFIER
ATLANTA. GA. November 4. lss7 -Gentle-
men, base used five bottles ot your u. d.
g.. ana cheerfully rec omme. d 10 as the tt7t
blood purifier and tonic nave ever useh.
since taking your cure have gained twenty
pounds IN weight
WILLIAM TURNER
MOST FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM ALL WHO
UsE H.
ATLANTA. Ga, January 81. losS.
Gcntlemen.-I have sold Hunnicutts kheu.
matte Cure for several years. and have heard
the most favorable report from those WHO
have used d. JOHN b DANIEL,
Wholesale ana Retail ID uygist.
FROM THE AUTHOR or UNCLE HEMus.
ATLANTA. Ga March 3 l-s9.
Gentlemen I take easure ln saying that
your Hunnieuffs Rheumatic Cure j. ne best
have ever seen. My mother, no md been
suffering with rheumatism Tor thirty years,
was entirely relieved by q few bottles.
Yours truly,
JOEL CHAMBER HARRIS.
Az ATLANTA PHYsiCIAS SPEAKS.
ATLANTA, Ca. october 2J, lsse.
H.R C. CO.--Gentlemen,- u have used your
Rheumatic Cure 10 several cases OF tnr worst
type. and ana glad t0 say 20 had the desired
effect in every case. ! take x cat pleasure IN
recommending your medicine 10 those VINO
are suffering from rheumatism ani H. aiten-
dant complications. and n tried, am conn
dent OF It's efficacy
Respectfully. etc,
j. 4. NELMs NJ D.
a
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ne ONLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POVuNAC BAfiHOAp .-ecnedlit
commencilg APRIL -isf lc,3 - c.a.fro
78s am. leaves yrd-atsoolsratlor Gal $. -top.
only a. Ashland INllUnl. Auofo
gud fredericksburg. Sleeper u
Wellington Hud New lOre.
ll.Ol am. leaves BYRD street. ti.U.H tails. x
oept sunday. par.0r ear GO Washing
Ion
6.25 m. leaves Hyni-stro,f srta- dIi3
sleeper o. New lOfk
% am. arrives st Esri-s'rUet stgricn daiN
Sleeper from Sew lUrh.
los pm. srriFes a. ggr, stree' station dail,
stops az fffffrltl -iurF. MdDfU
Junction and Ashla d sleeper frlu
Wasnrei. D. 40 hcw York.
1870 pun. arrives ai Byfd-sfrer' station daily
eXcepf Sunday. Pa ior ear rom
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINe.
DAILY gxCsrT susDAYs-
6.is am. l,ayes Eliza. Arfi}es at Ashland at
40 Do. accommodation. leaves Byro-streef
station arrives 40 Ashland al pm.
GA pni. leaves hlba; arrives a. Ashland =.
fij ON,
ol5 am. anises Elba. Leaves Ashland at o'oa
dlI.
$3.50 am. a,oommoCst'on, arrives At Byra
street s.a13n; leaves hsalani 80 1886
s.ss pm. arrives st Elba leaves ASHLAND c.
O. T1TL0R. General Ticket Ageut
<. T. d. AYgsa. General SUPERINTENDENT.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO lYAtHBD EG
SCHEDULE fFFtDT pECtMBEN1i 1855
LEAVE RICHMOND.
pc A. VI. DAILY, giQ Richmond aHd Petef-hurt
"a
A. n. daily; arrive norfolk Ia
$50 A. NJ Daily. tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Arrive Ht Peterson lU
a. NJ. 30. 3 leaves Petersburg lup
A. " Tor ftrmflp, LyncuuufF
Roanoke, Bristol, KNOXVILLE, anl al
points south and West. INhOL Db
COACH no KAniohU.
30 p. 81. Daily. ria Aicnmol1 aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 refreshing ai
6.5DP. VI Dawes Petersburg 1910 J.
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk Viu =
NJ. thkOUGH CAR TO NOh
$50 p. ~ DAILY. sia Richmond and Petersour.
railroad, arriving go Petersburg az
go T.. ", connecting with Train 40
I, leaving Petersburg at lap =. VI
for farmNille, LynonDurg. Roanoke.
POcahOnt 3. Bristol, huOhulc,I
tano0ga. and all points south ano
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCONMODA
Tf0NS.
No sleeping cur Petersburg ~ Brsto
without change. leaving Petersburg daily ~
7.fO p. VI. Pullman sleeper Lynchburg C.
Memphis. without change.
No.8 Pullman sleeper Lynchburg 20 New
Orleans. aud Roanoke 10 ChattaIO, pa, without
change.
Tickets, baggage cks. ard aIl Information
can be- Obtautd 40 Richmond ana Petelsbtp
Railroad depot. A. ". Garser's. p'u Main
street, and az the CompaHg'5 Oihce. ~ EAsi
Main street.
vs. 10. BkNfLL.
General llssoL.ac 4 cent.
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AUCYIoN SALES Future Days.

rs n. -. Chafin & Co..
Real Estate Agen. and AuCuoneeis'
No.iN Tenth street, hchm lnd. "a.
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sTEAMsiiiI-
nLD DOMINION bTEAMaipCON.
~ PANY.
FoR NEW YORK.

49, ~.
Steamers leage Richmond BYEiY TUBS
DAY aud FRIDAY ~ pm.
steamers leave New Y.fs for tchua'i
EVERY WEDNESDAY ard HiIrtuht
AT 3 y. m.i arrlylgin Richmond NJ uh 80
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unslf ist4
Cabin iare ~ new f.lF VIA Janice over
route uncl4dlng meals ani ueffn.
h1unc trip tickets limited l0 thirty .AJa
after daie nf .ssue. ....... ..,......... ia NJ
stolfaye With subsistence. .....-......... Y
Steeisyo, " tlOut subsistence. ~
Cabin fare va Chesapeake aud OH niN
rDuusss H
Cabs fare va Richmond srs Pefen'.rg
Toketa can be- Obtained at A. W-nr...
ie0 Vain street.; Chesapeake auI IHN So
Richmond and pefersbugg leDDt,. .I ...l'
panys cli,cs, l5ol hAil stiect .t @aa'i
klCkrtfe.
Frognts forwarded and through 8oi 81.
Ing Issued fer points tey0nt tfr
Freight received uhl.g Lnll l0L
Ff-~tnscl leaving ileaHuNUA f
DAYs.TCEsDA rs. WEDNEsDAF .IHlt,
DAYS, and SAT- tkDAfs Ls tlo ~
ari Oriorall way Ola NfvIcrf NtN t.i
ana ty MDAmOut aud l.ffr-N. . ~
safre Cayl 81 w.. an. viii lltk. I..' y
AZ NORFOLK with steamer ica - N-s
GE0RGgw.ALLRNsco.fl,. u
No. l9i Mtu sf.t a.i
2iy lstf Company "hsrf
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COZ
PAnN's
JAMES RlVEk LINZ
NEWPORT NkNs. DLAnkhNsl
AND JAMES RIVER LAHN
tN1s DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
ThANsfkf OK CHANCE ut
ANY KIND.
conn EC1lONsf
At NORFOLK. closely wiz sl l,ftf 'r a'.'
tiHOrl, Philadelphia, aui New t.lh .I
torDoon. Also. at norfolk fOr htI'.l N.i-
NEWPORT NEWS Tor Oid P0at. hsu2
ton, and smrhlelf. Va
And AZ CLAREAONr with the A..ta,
DausiAe rll.rusd Toe Wagcilf. hiet.iNi.' 'e'
ONLY ALL wATLk hOClA.
JAMES RIVER Of DAYLlGhl.
GhkAT TOY HIST ilth. s
J6MkSIOw Dutch Gar AM HAH-
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LksS THAN HALf ChAk0 90 d
RAIL LINZ ~.
l-CiArs u AIS.
Tho elegant and at steamer
ARIEL
carrying United state, Nsih
CsFrAts Dhfp.
caves tAANHli I- fNNNf
MONDAY, NLUN hNDAf. AID fhiNAt
At 7 An iSIkttI-CAhs IOnAftl -
FULL TfNEl Tor above named places. a.i.'
M At NOTION about 81 >. ~ l.lNi
the steamer leaves NNff'la.
Newrort News on alternate tays, slrf'ts /"
Richmond about So p.in.
Through tickets 70 above named H.Ni,
ALE on iteancr and AZ CARRIER, Agency, ~
lOu. Main street. Baggage cAeeAeu .-f0-sA
sTATE.ROONS ENGAGED FOR DAT
4. OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily Tor Norck, f.fer
mouth, Smithrelc HAMPTON, Ola Point nav
erly aud HicksfOrd. Va; Washington, -. y.
Nov berue, Washington. ana larict', -
all stations on AtMnuc : nsuNNtt f-ilf'.s-,
seabOafd Roanoke railroad. NoftVi> 'e-t.
ern railroad. and Eastern North SAip..As
also, for Eastern shore ~ Nt.iAs
aud all regular landings On tue Jsmgs n'.1
at LOwkSr hAlkS. and through OILS
IUCIEN n. TAruN. Vice fr.s.dent
No III Main strSet aud hOeAsss
'~'A~ tmj3k
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Remittsnccs should be made by drafts,
checks. postoftce orders or registered letter
payable 70
TIMES Publishing COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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Colonel Dudley, no doubt, does not
understand the fine distinction by which
Wanamaker, who raised the Doodle, was
given Cabinet position, and he, who
spent il. was given the cold shoulder.
ltanamaker sros certgiulV as n0f0ri0ns in
the ooA6cNon Of Mo corruption Jaf'd As
Dudley became in distributing 1t. The
public. like Colonel Dudley, will scarcely
appreciate the diilereDce-hDas" city
Ifmts
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YOgh RIVER aQ8E

Daily except Sunday
The Fayoute Route o. ittmn
The steamers Oi $3.50 I'Qr ait Mnilf NJ
beauty. elegance, and com orc.
fLsaFe Richmond
f3.2Oaud -. u PIN.
AlrFt htIIfuOru fI.cANl NHIf.M.I.
ISAIAH F.Iu.
Arrive WohmOnis92u ana flN.iIH.n.
rare hchmuud tu nnltlullft. ffrff IA
e.. second C.ass, filn.
The YORK River line anOris suFrr.0r .f-
vanfagps Zoo business men Il tuaNHUf ff ID
leave Richmond u.sr iAc close .l OH"
tranga, tons. Ant arrive 40 Baltimore .f
next morning, after having fnllf B. ......t
n4l nights rest. free from tho nusf 2
railway travel,
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Is ave Richmond lld 50. cepoU. g. Au.
Arrive Richmond, " f tIl
sDahy. fDaiiy esceptruldAy.
DEPOT and ticFff Office loot .I frta
street up ioWu office. corner Ioaf tlt NAl
streets.
PEYpoN RANDOLPH. IAH. l.. ItfiNF
Gene. al Manager, Con. l.... ttf.t
HoL. HAAS. JOS. s fu.
Ifsftc Aansgo,. Div. fa ttc.f
n0i5 ilfNI Ht.
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Tie seekers for Office in Washington
will not find themselves left wholly To
their own sweet and bitter reflections
during the next three days, YEARLY
waiting the return OF those
who dispense patronage Clarkson
will not desert the post Of duty, and II
man who can empty and MI thousand
postoiiices IN one week is capable of adj
ministering an immense amount Of COM
for, TO the lingering throng Exchange. !
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sunday between Balcony Fails ald LeAiAs
toni
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i55 Dln.-MAiL daily
si5 m.-ACCOAMOOATlOS daily leKcei
Sunday.
CORRECTIONS
At Clifton fOfso WIKI jaor4 f..l,s aud o.
rail- way Tor the south, " est, AID Northwest.
Al LyrohDurg with Norfolk AID " estsf
railroad Tor AL polals syull, eOutDcla,, ~,
Southwest and kitsila h.l ana H.. way n
all points North and ,9lin
Al Richmond Win Associated Railways 10
ali DOinrs ia tho South. and Richmond. rFeoc
icksOurg and PotnuAc r~Iirurc iOf the Ngrti
At Lexington with Bait moro anf Ohio lrl
road, making close COnutvtlJAH al nArJlI
Ferry 10 aHd from PitfsDuf< and Zoe We
also 10 points North anu ha6l.
SLEEfiNo-tAh LihLnBl no 10 Nto
PMS. NEW ORLEANS. aEc iiIIi q hOC4
Trans marked daily except sunday. 'naii{
IicAets sold % AL tDuifs. Oi1ces ~
Rist MAlg troot, NV n4in susel,fd
Richmond ga Allegheny depot. E.galA n
Cana streets.
JOHN x. nACHD EDD,
7de5 GfrH issssnaoI Ason Z
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TRAINS NoEThwARO.
'Da,ly. 'Dsiiy iescegt rumDssl.
STOPPING pLaaFs


Nos n aud % makes no stops. 30. "a stops
ON sigma al Cenfraia. 80. if sfoI- ouiy Ou
.ignsi AZ Chcafer. tn'rfiia '~0 y. ncHosfef
10. 10 $50 on signal an ali regular stations.
30. to stops tn r-Sio. ail ty-aiHt stations,
snd als0 ~ rem Ble's -fd Port N4iihah. Nos
80. -. B. and 30 will stop at al stations Tor
,ssSc W. ..
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and % sleep.ng-oars Pc
tween New YORK and Tampa VS., WA if".
sOnviilDl. On Trains Nua. j.. ant - s'ctps
D.. cars between Washiu .yton ard Char
ro. on Train No. 7s sleeuing-cara hctNru
New York and Jacksonville on Train NO.
2 sleeping cars between Washington and
savannah.
THE ONLY ALI-RAiLLlEB TO Nohfcth
LKAys kRRIv2
Richmond $3.50 an. Norfolk Us 20
Richmond, 'tlfpm. NOricIk. $3.50 pn
Norfolk. .e3i Sn. Richmond. 1857 80
Norfolk. '5to gm. RicnmD I,tW pm
Tnese trains $50 mako close connection
Tor fermFiie, LyncfiurT epu soltr
western points. ana ail stations Oh She ~Dftrh
and Western railroad,
.H.SULlY.
Superintendent.
p. z. ~. NftNS.
General -INcr'rf. ntNnt
T. NJ. EaERsON, General Passenger agent
sOL HAas. Iradc aanrpcr -eu 81
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The SEAL FIsnEEIEs.-- The question
# the ownership of Behring Sea no
doubt presents grave difficulties, but that
Is Tar from being tie whole Gatter in
Nolyed or even the most urgent
che The very first necessity. re-
Gated every season, + that of
policing Behring Sea for the
purpose OF preventing the eAtermina-
ton of the seal. That this duty de-
wolves on some one will be apparent
from brief glance al what has hap
pened through the lack OF such super
vision in other parts Of the world And
until some other government is
disposed TO join ours in this work,
OF TO cooperate with ii by instructions
30 its people, il is auite certain that our
own, which invested millions IN the pur-
chase Of Alaska, largely with reference
TO the value of It's seal fisheries. will con
tiaue 10 carry on its present policy.-N
\. Times
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\ COMPARlsON. II he prolonged ana
iety over the fate of Stanley, the African
explorer, calls 10 mind the curious ex-
perience of the earliest OF inner African
explorers. James Bruce who died April
p, 1894, spent twelve years
among the natives Of Nubia, Ably r.
sinis and Ethiopia OF imposing person
six feet four, Of gentemanly birth and
position accomplished in mind, of ex-
traordinary courage and sagscity, Bruce
penetrated the African deserts, and on
the l4th of November, 100, reached the
sources of the Abawl, then supposed
10 be the main ream al The
Nile. At length, after great la
Dor and care, be published an account
OF his travels in i've qusrt0 volumes
with another volume of illustrations,
only to be treated to q storm of abuse
ard ridicuie George III had wit
enough to stand by Bruce as man of
yeracity, while the literary men OF the
time denounced him as fabulist.--
Chicag0 Ners.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
ONx INCH OF TWELVE LINES.
ONE TIME. ..... Gee. ..........+.. DO
TWO TIMfs..... ................s..... 10
THREE TIMES. ................ .... 90
FIN TIMES .......... ...... ........" 90
TWELVE TIMES o.. o.. ........... 90
ONE MONTH ................. .... IL 90
TWO MONTHS ................ ....... "a 90
THREE MONTHS. ................ 3s 90
rg-Resdins notices In reading matter type.
10 cents per Inc NeDparen. loaded, u cents
per Inc.
gv- Wants, marriage and death notice., not
e,osssi,y cigni lines. % cents each Insertion.
~ Special contract rates furnished on APP
plicaiioD.
Auction Sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
peut Advertisements ~ per inch each in
seriion.
Rejected communications Will not I've re-
turned.
Entered n the Richmond (va) postofhce as
second class matter.
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TIE WONDER OF rue AGEs-ro all
this national grow and expansion the
Federal constitution in its original form
has been found equal. Great issues Of
State and national sovereignty have
arisen. Threatening problems Of cor
pcration regulation have lJOmed up.
Serious questions of international and
municipal law have grown out OF the
cosmopolitan character Of our popu-
latiOn due TO immigration. These
and many other conditions could hardly
have been f0rseen BY The farmers OF the
constitution, yet that instrument b, :
proved adequate 10 them all. IL has met
every requirement of peace during "a
century's national growth, and has with
stood the shock of war il is now, as II
was a century ago, the great safeguard OF
the nation and the great charter Of
popular rights
This test of time is the test OF the ge-
MUS of those who made the American
constitution and founded the American
government. Ii is the proof Of the Won
derful character Of their work.
II you ask 10 what more than anything
else this remarkable elasticity, this adap.
liability of the constitution is due, we
should say, first the feature that makes
the Supreme Court It's interpreter ana
final arbiter OF all questions arising
under il, and second, the respect, the
reverence which every citizen OF the
nation has for the cOnsti,uti0n.-Aen
York Hcrad
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A DANCE THAT SHOULD NOT BE
DANCED. Mrs. Grover Cleveland ana
half dozen of the other ladies invited
10 take part in the opening quadrille at
the centennial ball tonight have had
the good sense 10 decline. The reasons
for their action were not stated, hut 1t =
evident that they had made up then
minds that it would BE- ridiculous fail
ure. Some of the other ladies have not
vet reached tai- conclusion, but as they
have until night TO change their minds,
il is not too late.---Ne,o I0rk Siar.
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Hi'lFE 81 hiOilN0'0
DlEDMONT AIR LINE

RICHMOND a DANylIlg a.I.anta
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST I0rrF DID,
tbs rIiI.l.
PULLMAN slEFpf n. OF AL. s...r
TRAINS.
scHgnrLRlN EtftlI ArUf
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
AGENTS,
Price Pa Cents PerGallOn.
OWENS s. MINORS
Nellie Bly, Chewing To.
baCC0,

that Il a strictly PURE VIRGINIA SUN
CURED TObACCO.csn be- bought OF tho Par ties
named below, and has no superior as 4 good
tough chew On the market. Don't take any
thing a. substitute but insist upon having
Nellie Bly, Only cents piece. Gail on
either Of tue following
OWENS n MINOR DRUG CO.,
Opposite POstOftce.
PARK-PLACE PHARMACY,
Belvidere and Main streets.
}. NJ. BLANKS.
Corner Hancock and Clay streets.
J. l.. RlDENOUR.
Corner Eighteenth aud Main streets.
Z. A. PULLING.
Corner Be eidere and Main streets.
THOMAS W. LEONARD.
122 North Second street.
T. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad stree
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NIRGlNIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COCRrOF THE CITY Of RICHMOND.
APRIL CTR. 1852
james y. hOupsOn q. .......... Plaintiff
against
Solomon " Hess. solomon \. Hess. Jacob IS.
Hess and Meyer Hess. partners in trade un
der the firm AMI style IT y. Hess y Brother
'ss. .t...ss...- ...-. .-+-..f. Defendants.
In case and upon al attachment returned exc
gutcl.
The object OF this suit is 70 recover against
the defendants so. and 90 attach the estate of
the SAID defendants ia the city OF Richmond.
and subject the same 10 the payment 81 the
plaintiffs ciaim.
And affidavit having been made and Il ed
that 10 the best OF the atlantis belief the said
defendants are not residents OF this stare. IL H.
ordered thar thty appear htrc within fiiteeu
DAYS after due publication hereof. and 90
what D. necessary 10 protect THEN interests in
his sulf.
A Copy Ieste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
SANDS BRYAN, p. u.
ap s-fuiw
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l(ICHMOND AND aLJ4EubAls
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~ gFEEC2
JANUARY Zlfn, lost.
ONLY LfNE hUSNfN1 SOLID IRAfr@ 81
lwrtf as. NOND Aru fsNCnHURG.
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the BERLIN CONFERENCE-Ihe Rcr
lin Conference opens to-day under
favorable auspices for pacific settlement
of the Samoan dispute. The German
Government has made concessions In IT,
official dispatches and instructions 10
Consul General Siuebel which have To-
moved the chief obstacles in the
way of diplomatic negotiation The
American commissioners have been
cordially received in Berlin, and
Mr.. Bates has taken advantage
Of an early opportunity 20 explain
the publication of his article in The C,u-
fury and to disclaim any feeling of hos
tilitv or i'll will 10 Germany. The APP
pointment of Sir Edward Mact rs the
chief representative Of Great Britain
tends to promote the chances Of salts
factory adjustment Of the controversy
" y Tfib4He
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Cfrv DELIVERY.

Delivered IN any pant OF the cry sni Man
Oh ster ~ carriers at ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered At
tlcr homes can secure II by postal card re
OH II or oricr through telephone No H9.
When delivery Is irregular inmediste com
plant should o. made 20 the Office. The ad-
DIR ,ss may be changed ~ desired. II care to
taken 10 All cases 70 mention the old and new
address.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Pan,
" WAY COMPANY. '''''"


scHRDULEIS KFFEcrwtrrf
l-fl '
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Not TwIsTEp.-The tail Of the British
Lion has not been twisted according 10
promise by the present administrator.
fine President has az Laglishmaa tor
Private Secretary, employs English ser
wants in the White House, and has Sc
lecied an hnglisilman TO count the siAty
millions, more or less, Of American peo-
ole and make known TO the rest OF lhe
universe how they get their living That
vigorous American policy has not been
inanguratcd in the White House at least
Phibldeiptid Times.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND
So Dln.-NAi J. daily

L'NOTE. Nos ! ana run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge, anu daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls aad LexiAg
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John Jekyll-Hyde Wan smaker win
fine in the citations from many papers
which we publish to day an expression
of public deiestation Tor his turpHude
that ought to bring a blush even 10 his
brazen cheek --ElciQape.
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SANDS 4 BRYAN. pa. ap IL ia ~
VIRGINIA. IN THE CIRCUIT
TnTnr az TiIE CITY nE RlIIlA MN [

VIRGINIA. IN THE CIRCUIT
' COrRr OFTHEC1TY OF RICHMOND.
A RlL 9Th. 1859.
r. a.. Roberts and II. u. Hogc. partners doing
business under the firm name and style Of
Roberts Plaintiffs.
against
W. H. ticks and T. =. stone. partners doing
business under tho firm name aud styit 81
Hltha otoit........ - ltuuhlir
Ia case aud upon attachment returned exc
cutci.
The object of this suit f. 10 recover against
the defendants sl5i 20, with interest the con
at the rate AZ six per Centum per annum from
July 22d. i-ss. until pats. and 10 attach the
estate of the said ccieudanis In the city OF
Richmond. ANA subject toe same 10 the pay
mout OF the plaintiffs claim.
And aih1aYlf having tecn made AMI Med
that 10 the best OF the atlantis belief. the "a q
defendants are not residents of this state 10 is
ordered that they appear here within fifteen
days after due Publication hereof, and DO
what IS necessary 10 protect thcir interest in
this suit.
a COpy-Ieste.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk
W. e.. PRESTON. ID. a. pfiA II4W
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT TOPICS
WELL COMMENTED UPON.
Mrs Morton's Costume->ot Iwfsted-Ihe
wonder of the Ages-A Dance that
should Not be Danced The Berlin Con
ference The Tramp Capital on th" Move.

ference he Tramp Capital on the hosf.
Nns NoaroN's Costume. The mil
linery author says that Mrs. Levi J.
Morton did not "rehear-e' on Thursday
AT Miss Livingstone, as she was in Wash
inQton AZ the time the secret society met.
Her ball costume is OF heavy white bro
cade silk. the designs being very ancient;
clusters Of pink and wild strawberrys
irving to hide themselves, without sue
oeeding. behind festoons of lilac. fringed
with yellow, which are interviewer IN
the material. The coat fronts peculiar
to the empire style or dress, are in lilac
silk. aud iall over a princess 'front.' oil
white crepe de lis~e. The corsage is OF
the brocade, trimmed with lilac, and las
tened TO the back Of same are broad sash
ends of the lilac silk, lined with white
pineapple silk.
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THE TRAMP CAPITAL Ok THE MovE.-
Guthrie, the temporary capital of Okla
homa. will pretty soon lose lis signih
canoe as a city. There is nothing OF il
apparently but people and name. The
town site itself don't stay long enough IN
one place 20 acknowledge an intfodgc-
ton or get rested 10 is yanked about.
tossed in the air, and dragged across lois
until it is Liable 10 pass in "a mere figure
Of speech - Wleimqtoq Post