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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
TEACHERS TRAIN.
NORTH CAROLINAS REPRESENTA-
TlvE-vANDERBlLT'S PURCHASES.
Plans for the Next Falr--Charged with Ad-
ministering Arsenic. Strychnine, and
Prussic Acid to His Wife.
tspecia, telegram to the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. n. c.. June IA special tram
carrying members to a meeting OF tho
North Carolina Teachers Assembly ut
Morehead City left Asheville tonight.
Hundreds Of members will join the excur-
sionists tomorrow when the train passes
through the low country. .
At Townsville tomorrow Rev. Dir. New
ton, pastor of the Baptist church at Con-
cord. will marry the daughter of Rev John
n. Mills superintendent Of the Baptist
State Orphanage.
Truckers in the Newberne section are
again in good spirits. Their crop OF lrlsh
potatoes is turning ont well and prices
are very high. Shipments are heavy.
II. Z. GRAY, of Greensboro, has been APP
pointed by the Governor . representative
on the part of North Carolina at the Paris
Exposition.
Iumlev Rcid's house in Union county
was burned Saturday. His only child, aged
one. wear, had been locked in the house
while the parents were absent, and the
house either caught on fire or was fired by
an incendiary. Tho childs remains were
found in the ashes.
nearly 5000 acres Of land in Buncombe
county and has paid for 1t quarter OF
million of dollars.
The directors of the State Fair meet here
Wednesday and will arrange plans for the
next fair Secretary Wilson says that the
fair will be made a very fine one.
Work began to-day on the new falr-
Grounds and their buildings at Edenton.
As soon as possible the directors of the
penitentiary will furnish additional con-
victs TO the Roanoke and Southern railroad.
Heavy rains fell in parts Of Tie state to-
day. The rain is quite drawback now on
the wheat harvcst's active progress.
Rev. 5. ~ Barker. of Willis. Texas, has
been elected president of the Asheyille
Female College.
To-day Rev. L.. L. Nash. pastor If the
Central Methodist church Of This city, had
q very sudden and severe attack Of sickness,
which at first was thought to be paralysis
and occasioned great alarm. Happily his
recovery was rapid.
BRYANT Carol. a young white man who
is in Jail ut Southport charged with the
murder Of his wife, IS IN q fair way TO meet
his death 1t IS asserted that he put poison
in bottle Of wine, of which he induced
her to drink. and that hi. desire was To get
her out Of his way so that ne could marry
another woman. Arsenic. stTychnIne, aud
prussic acid have all been found IN the
wine and in the stomach of the dead wO-
man. Carroll has asked permission TO mar
~ the woman for whose sake 1t is believed
be murdered his wife, but the Sheriff re-
fuses to permit the woman even 10 see him
jail.
Governor Fowle is expected 10 return
day after tomorrow from his visit 20 the
oyster waters He has looked carefully
into the complaints of depredations upon
the oyster-beds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN.
lie Attends Church sunday at st. Mary's'
MARYLAND.
pv Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WssHINGToN. June 1.-THE President
and Secretaries Blaine and Window return
ed 10 Washington this morning AT ll:3O
o'clock from their trip down the Potomac
in Postmaster-GenerIW anamaker' S Yacht
Restless. The vessel anchored OF ST.
Msry's. Md, all day sunday, and the PreSl-
dent and party went ashore IN the morning
and attended divine service at 81. Mary $
Protestant Episcopal church, whore large
class Of communicates were confirmed 10y
DIR. Parct, bishop OF the diocese. The
Presidents visit was entirely unexpected.
but was all the more gratifying TO
church people ON that account AFTER
services the President accepted an IN
yit8tion to visit 81. Mary'9 Female Semina-
nv. and was warmly welcomed hV the young
ladies. During The day the President re-
ceived visits from number of the resi-
dents of Lconardtown, who wanted to make
amends for their seeming lack OF courtesy
10 the President on the occasion OF his VISIT
TO that town on previous occasion. Tue
Presidents Yacht weighed anchor last
NIGHT and came direct 10 Washington. The
President said to-day that he had had an
exceedingly pleasant trip and felt much
better for it, The President expects to
spend next SUNDAY with Mrs. Harrison AZ
Cape Nav, and Will probably make the trip
i'm the Restless, leaving here Thursday OF
Friday and returning Monday.
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SIX PERSONS DROWNED.
A CIoud-Burst sweeps Whole Town
Away.
IBr tclecraph 70 tho DIspatch.I

ST. LOUIS, June 17.-Advices about the
disaster in Kansas from a wind aud ram
storm are that Uniontown, about fifteen
miles west of Fort Scott, on the Wichita
and Western railway, was swept away and
that two women and four children were
drowned.
Uniontown. which is a place of COO inhab-
itants, is in the midst OF q thickly-settled
country and il is feared that the loss Of
life is even heavier than that reported. As
the wires are down for fifteen miles on
either side nothing definite can be learned.
The storm struck the western part of
Bourbon county late at night. coming
from the west where IL had played great
havoc nj Augusta. 1t assumed the form OF
q cloud burst. and though everything pos
sible has been done TO obtain the details by
the railroads. all IS uncertain at present.
At Fort Scott II commenced raining about
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Old residents say il was the hardest rain
in the city for years. The water com
menced rising IN Brick run at 4. NJ, and
Lamb & Nicad's ice-d3m, on Sixth street,
burst about 10 A. H., causing the water III
Brick run 20 rise at the rate of three feet
an hour carrying away several houses and
the bridge across Sixth street. Part OF
Fort Scott. known as Belltown, is en-
firelv under water. This was caused
by the overflow from the Marina
ton river. The people were taken out
with boats. Several bridges were washed
out and trains were stopped ON bolh
SIDES Of Fort Scott. Kan. The Nebraska
and Dakota track is under water for about
nine miles out. The Memphis road is badly
damaged for about 1000 feet ten miles
north of Fort Scott All the people III the
bottom and east of Fort Scott moved ont;
Al last accounts the water had stopped
rising. and if no more rain falls the Hood
Will rapidly subside. Every effort Is being
made to obtain information from Union
town
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DOWN BY THE SEA.
An Important Work to be Begun To-Day
Pushing Ahead-Other Items.
3ucc u he Richmond Dlspatch.I
Nopror e. lime Y 1890

fGOrrDspouleuCeC OF me ilcNultu1 Dl-tStAcL.l
NORFOLK. June II, 1889.
Tomorrow the contractors commence
the work of erecting the machine and other
sbops of the Atlantic and DanNllle railroad
in Portsmouth, The rOundhOuse was
finished last week In this city the Allan
tic and Danviile Company have just pur-
chased the Santos wharf property on Water
street for $4,000, which IS 10 De Joined TO
their leased waterfront, and additional
warehouses and a passenger depot punt
for the constantly increasing business OF
the road.
Al Pinmcr's Point the wharvcs and ware
houses of the Norfolk and Carolina road
are going AHEAD rapidly and wll soon be
completed and ready for business.
On Yesterday morning ). II. Sheets' VINO
was Shot in the head by ID. c. Foreman,
near Lynnhaven. in Princess Anne county,
was brought to 81. Nincents Hospital. The
shooting crew out OF a dispute about the
payment If money. Sheets continues IN
critical condition. lie came came here
from Abingdon.
ID. c. Foreman. the lumber contractor,
who shot A. j. Sheets, Was examined m
Norfolk county to-day and baIed III Sl,OOO
for his appearance.
Manv Norfolk people are now leaving for
the seashorv and the mountains for their
summer vacation Many strangers, how
ever. fill the city daily, and the weather IS
quite pleasant so far The season on the
seashore viii not he IN full blast until after
the 10Th.
Rev.D. G.. c. Butts of the Virginia Con
ference, is quite III at his home III Ports
mouth.
a mass-meeting Of the churches was
held in Portsmouth last night at Court
Stree. Baptist church in ant of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Rev. Dr. NJ
A. Williams, OF Georgia, and Mr., Ii. o.
Williams, Of Richmond, were among the
speakers w.,
lams. John O. Hankins. Or. J. c. Llson.
and Dr. Frank r. Steel-enter the field
sports Of the Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation here tomorrow 10 compete for the
all-rouud athletic championship OF Nu-
ginia. Tor which Captain j. v. McCarrick Is
presenting "a handsome gold medal. The
sports will be started about $50 p. NJ,
The negro heud George CaHee VIII be
examined by Princess Anne magistrate ID
Portsmouth tomorrow.
Congressman Bayley Browne and Judge
a.. c. Bristog were Ia the clty Yesterday.
Judge Robert W. Hughes wall arrive home
tomorrow from a vacation he has becn
taking
The Alexandria Cadets and party Of
friends, the whole numbering l25, Will be
here on Thursday. The cadets VIII lodge
in their tents al Virginia Beach and eat at
the hotel.
A number of new appointees went into
the navy~yard this Worning-clerks j. l..
Fuller, "A colOred councilman Of Norfolk,
has been appointed by the Secretary fore
man OF shipkeePcrs IN the yard,
The case Of the Commonwealth against
the mate ". IL. Berry, charged with kill
ing George Washington, negro sailor. Is
before the grand jury 10 the Corporation
Court to-day. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
by Quarles & McCuriy,
Reai EsLato Auctionoers.

-FOUR CHURCH-HILL DWELL
4 INGS or TWENTY ENTH STREET
BETWEEN Il AND y STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCrlON-At the request Of the owner wo
viii sell al auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE -. 1889,
AZ o'clock T. 81. -FOUR BBICK-AND-FRAME
DWELLINGS. Nos. 106, 50>, 1Uf, and 700 north
TWeuty-seyenth street
No. c05 is InKkk-STORI BRICK, with frame
addition la rear, seven rooms; brick kitchen,
two rooms. lot 3sXl2j feet 20 an alloy.
$40. 70>, THREE STORY. brick basement two
stories frame, containing ten rooms kltchon,
Stable aud other Out-buildings Lot 4ixl2j feet
10 an alley.
No 7O7 FRAME TENEMENT, four rooms and
kithon. Lot 2}Xl2i feet to an alley 10 teot wide.
30. 200, FRAME TENEMENT. four rooms and
kitchen. Lot 2}Xl2l feet % an alley I6 feet WIDE
Nos 757 and 10 viii DO sold together or sepa-
ratclv.
These houses are TOW occupied by good ten
ants. tasy are convenient 10 the Union Passenger
railway, aud on q street where many handsome
dwellings are being erected. The improvements
are an in good order, having been thoroughly
panied and repaired.
Parties seeking homes will DO well 10 attend
This sale. AlsO. parties seeking investment Will
and mat money ogtlad IN this section Will bring
a C1oi revenue.
This property will bear inspection. These
houses were NOT built for sale. Parties desiring
to purchase arc Invited 70 examine the property
before day Of sale.
TEENS: Az salo. QUARLEs & McCURDY.
f. To- AuctiOneers.
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WANTED, SEPTEMBER 1sT,
w BOARD FOR gentleman, lady, and child
ninh years OF age. Board with Two connecting
rooms QrOut and back. with one fro Rnd lights.
Location must be- on rank in street above SIKH.
Keferor~cs exchanged. Address PROMPl PAY,
CITY Post-Ofice. !e 1913
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TROUBLE BREWING.
The Croatans on the War Path-Farmers
Suffering.
IL ~

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June l7.-1he news to-
dav from Robson county is 10 the eject
that serious trouble is brewing among the
Croatans of that county The shooting
affair a, tclegraphed the DiSp0'ch Saturday
night is thought to be only a signal Tor a
general outbreak among these curious peo-
DIE. For long tiipe there have been two
factions among. the GrOatans and they
have been Going armed 20 the teeth. each
faction pitted against the other. They
have been laying i'm ambush and only
waiting an opportunity to kill on the sly.
Reports say that since Thursday night
shooting many Croatans are very much en-
RACED and swear vengeance against the
opposite faction. Fortunately TINS trou-
bic is only among the Croatans themselves
and no other persons are concerned with
IT,
Through Wood Grove Alliance, No. 4oi,
of Bear Poplar. Rowan county, the sun r
inc farmers have issued a very urgent call
for help. the recent hail and Wlnd-storn
which visited that county, an account OF
which was telegraphed the DaspGict, having
proved utter destruction to all crops and
left the farmers ia destitute circumstances.
The farmers are actually suffering for the
necessaries Of life and they call on their
brother farmers and others TO come 10 then
rescue. ANY contributions may be sent to
w. l.. Kistler. secretary. Bear Poplar,
Rowan county, n. &.
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DARK.-WE ARE NOW OPEN TO
ID contract for any quantity Of ROssED and
UNROSSED BLACK OAK. CT eSiNCI, and
SPANISH OAK BARK. OF this seasous pee.iug,
80 be delivered al our milsat Petersburg dGtoiy
tho Norfolk and Western Railroad Companys
shops, Burkevile. PeuDerIon tEichmoui and
Alognany railroad, Or Alexandria, Va. OF
CharlostOwn, W. VA. or on board al cars al any
depot OF any railroad ia Virginia, West Virginia.
NOith Carolina ana Tennessee. For prices and
other particulars Epply 20 us AT Burkevllo. VA,
until Ist Nay. and Afterwards 90 either o. above
named ponss. GEORGE CAMfbEAL & 90.
NH 39-f, SuA Iu2m'
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ON The DAN.
The Danville and New-Riyer Railroad
Confirmation.

irftfltl fttEfatN ~ tho DieptL'H.l
DANyuLE. VA. June l7.-Colonel Frank
+. Clark. counsel for the DSnville and
New-liver bondholders, was here to-day,
and had conference with the Danville
special railroad committee. he said he
did not come authorized 10 speak for the
bOndhOlders, aud did not know what they
were willing 20 do, but be stated that in
his opinion the Shenandoah-Yalley road
and the Cape Fear and Yadkin-Yalley road,
whose bonds were largely owned by the
same persons, would connect with each
other al no distant day by means Of tho
Roanoke and southern, and he thought il
q good scheme for Danyille 20 have the
Danyille and New-kiyer road broadened 10
MsrtinsYille, there 20 connect with the
Roanoke and Southern.
Bishop white visited the Church Of
Epiphany here yesterday and confirmed Il
class Of tbirty-seyen.
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CHEWING 3 ROSE, Auctionesr
ByH. L. staples & Co, Auctl0neors.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CEN
~ TRALLY-LOCATED TWO-SIOkf ~ a. y ~ -
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING FOk SALE y !,
AUCTION.-By request Of mo owner We shai'
offer for sale By auction. on tho promises on
MONDAY. JUNE e. 1889.
at o'clock =. ~, tho PROPERTY ABOVE ne
scribed. situated at No. 1918 east Franklin street,
between Eighteenth ana Nineteenth street. IL
contains nine rooms besides closet, ana haus,
and also has brick kitchen In tue YARD. ! 10
entire lot fronts a feet by $50 feet deep. nul as
tho dwelling and aido alley cover front or Only
ahOut 30 feet it is probable that the properly
may DO sold In two parcels
For pereons doing business IN mo vicinity p'
the old market this sale offers 90 opportunity
OF securing Wo.l-buit house In very conYe-
nient location.
TRsxs: ono third cash. and ;hc residue In ono
and two years at D per centum interest Tor hcco-
TABLE notes, secured by a Decd OK fru'i on tu'
property sod. the buildings 10 be- gepi insured
"a a further security until all OF the purchase
money has been paid.
HENRY I. STAPLES IS CO.,
tefs AucuOnoers.
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RICHMOND. VA. June IS. 1854
The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the old aud established nrm-
name q DAVENPORT 81 NORRIS for the pur-
pose OF conducting tho same business 80 long pro-
secuted by the old nrm. The entire interest OF the
late Mr. GgIFFIs b. DAVENPORT win remain In
ISAAC DAVENPORT aud FRANK A. DAVEN-
PORf. ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR.,
JUNlUS A. NORRIS,
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
Je tg-aW FRANK A. DAVENPORT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
r. A. PATTERSON, l. z. NORRIS,
President fice-hresicent
GEoRGEN. WOODBRIDGE. Cashier.

BOARD or DIRECTORS; George l. Christian.
W. X. Quarles, O. o. Owens, P. whitlock. IT, The
odore Ellyson. Hermann schmidt T. l. TranI
W. II. Zimmerman. b. Alsop, ID. o. Davis, II. Il.
Talisferro. N. n. Gillian, John Pore. +. Sitter
dirg. John II. Dinneen, John W. Gordon. \. ID.
Hargroys, II. seldom Taylor, Henry Bodeker. l.
b. Tstam. Ii. swinOford, James Lyons. and q.
q, Valentino APP -3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

WANTED. AREGISTERED DRUG
w CLERK. Reference required. Acllc -,
care OF Box q. j. lu--i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

WANTED, AN EXPERT STENO-
w GRAPHER and TYPEWRITER. Name
salary and give references. Address bo1 -,l
Petersburg. Va s. 4--t
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DUTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER
ID WANTED. THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
20 know they can Buy FRESH BUTTER mn!o
daily and sold for Do. per pound and .,c. yer
mound i'm half-pouul prints. RICHMOND
CREAM, BUTTER, AND MILK COMPANY, 80.
. west broad street le 4h--t
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my 26-su,TuGTh&vtAui

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that D. r. Wake and A. ID. BAL
LACFF have this Gay tormo1 a co-pariuorship
20 conduct the COALAED WOOD BUSINESS in
all its branches. Win keep full line on hand
Of all kinds OF ANTHRACITE; also OF tho best
sPLIST, LUMP, AND pOCAHONrA5 COAL for
domestic use. CUMBERLAND COAL for smiths
and steam purposes sod ia lots 90 suit pur-
chsscrs. All kinds Of WEST VIRGINIA and po-
CAHONTAs AVERAGE GOALS sold by tho tou
or in carload lots. Tho best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. long sawed aud Lindling always
on hand. D. p. Wake, with tho late Wit Rob
erts seventeen years will be pleased tosee his
friends, former patrons OF WIFI Roberts do
ceased, and the public generally at the Old
stand, corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
Telephone llg WALKE& BALLAUFF.
EIcREDSD. Va, june &. l6-a ie9-lm
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BxL.H. VALENTINO. Ane,ionser.
DESCRIPTIONS & PAKTNERsHIPS.
DISSOLUTION.
RICHMOND. VA. Juno 10, 1889.

RICHMOND. VA, juno 10, 1882
The firm Of DAVENPORT & NORRIS was dis
solved on The 9th Of June, 1883, by the death Of
Mr.. GRIFFIN h DAVKSPORT
J. DAVENPORT. JR,
JUNiUS A. NORRIS.
Surviving PartnerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18
by Z. A. Catlin, Auciionoer,
No. IS Eleventh street

A UCTION SALE OF TWO CEN
"A TRALLY-LOCATED DWELLlNGS-By re-
quest will sell at auction, on tns premises, on
WEDNESDAY, june 10. 1882.
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the TWO DWELLINGS Nos.
1O9H and III east Aarshall street This property
frouts ~ feet and runs back aoolt 1879, feet lt
Is most adyantsgeously located for homo for a
person actively engaged In business. and for me
same reason will make a good investment as
rental property.
Parties in search OF homo or q good invest
ment may 90 we'll 10 attend this sale, as the
owner Ia determined 20 sell. even az a sacrifice.
The most accommodating terms Will DO given.
eis y A. CATLIN. Auctionser.
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ID ERIC RATORS.
TIE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT N
THE CITY.
SLATE AND WOOD NANTES, CRATES AND
FENDERs, SLATE AND TILE HEARTS,,
AND
HoT-AIR FURNACES, COOKING STOVES, AND
RANGES.

Gas. Gasoline. aud OH Cookinr-Stoves. Gas
aud OF Chandeliers and Globes special,es.
Fireplace stoves for heating from two 10 three
rooms Timing. Plumbing. and Gas-tittiug.
Lead, Iron, era Gotta, and Fire-Clay Fiuo-hpe.
Seud for circular. JOHN BOWERS.
tel3-Th SuaTu3m No. Governor street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-18

In pursuance Of the decree Of tho Richmond
Chancery Court of Nay f., 1859, In the suit styled
"Gunn 49, Gum. &c.. tho undersigned. spociul
IL IN
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BY George ". Mayo, Aucti0neer.
Ono. +. Laught1n. Jr., Salesman,l
No. a Ninth street

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
4 L NITURE. BEDDING. CARPETS, PIC
TCkhS. POkITEkES. Sc.. &C.. Al AUCTION
BY direction OF the family, who are declining
housekeeping, ! VIII sell aJ the residence Sc.
west Main street, on
FRIDAY TIE 2i-T INSTANT,
At 1880 a. ST., very desirable collection OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNlI JkE. embracing ln part
Rosewood plu-l-covefed LOUNGE, Hand
s0mcM ARBLE-IOP TABLES, Leatacr-t ov-
cred aud RECEPTION CHAIRS, ENGBA-
WINGS, OIL PAINTINGS. rOkllEkk>.
Handsome CHEEKY HALL-sIAND with bey-
eued mirror.
BRASS UMBRELLA STAND. CANDELABRA,
Very nuo WALNUT ~ fFkl with tennessee
marble slab.
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE.
DINING-ROJA CHAIRS.
WATER FILTER
An assortment Of CROChtEt and GLASS
WAKE.
The chambers are furnished with
one very handsome OLlNI-NOOD CHAMBER
SUIT with bCye.led mirrors.
Three WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, complete
MATTRESS BEDDING. SPRINGS. Toll
LET SETS, PILLOWS ana LISTERS, o..
Double uud single WANDkObLs,
Cham Der. library, hal, end stair CARPETS and
MATTHIAS.
Single aad double BEDSrEAD>,
NASH>IANDS. TABLE,. ROC hfR~. .yc., g..
Every hing M the house is i'm excellent order,
and will DO sold without rtsergo.
IolS GEORGE ". MAYO, Aucconeor.
ByH seldom Taylor,
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:Nos and and 81 and % run daily between
Richmond sad Cliioa Forge and daily except
sunday DetWsen Balcony Falls aat Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
5:i5 p. NJ. MAIL daily. THROUGH PAsSEN-
CIR. A. NJ.
sis A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily Gexcep.
sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge VITA Chesapeake aud Ohio
railway for tho South. West. and Northwest
sloepors 10 Cincinnati and Louisville.
AT ynchburg with Norfolk and Western rail-
road Tor all points South. southeast and south
west and Virginia Midland railway for all points
North aud South.
Az Richmond with Associated Railways FOR al
points Ia the South. an1 kichmon1, tra1erlck3-
burg and Potomac railroad fer tho North.
Al LsKtastoa with Baltimore and OHIO rail-
road, making close connections a. Harpers
Ferry W and from Pittsburgh and tho West aiso
70 points North aud hast
Slosping-cars Lyncnb0rE % Memphis, New
Orleans, aad Little R0cs.
pALACE sLEEPING-CARS BETWEEN RICH
hOND AND LiNCHBURG. BEkTHs. 81.
Trains marked daily exeepI sunday
daily
Tickets sold % all polnts ofuces 9,s east
Main street. 1000 Main street, aud st Richmond
and Allegheny depos klgnin and Canel stroesA
John X. AACAURDO,
myu eenss al Passenger Agent
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rIsaEwnEs,s SUPPLIES.

SEIN TIL READ, S-<<&Ess
- TWlEEs. LINES. CORKs. |-~-~-s -,
CORKWOOD. OIL~CL0TnING, g.. NETTING
Of every description made 70 order. NEIs aud
sElNks rugged really for use.
sleo manufacturers Of COTTON-TWINk
HAAAOCk>. l.. LCHTENsThIS'S Sons,
corner seventeenth and Frsukiin streets.
Sole importers OF the cslsDrated LION BRAND
SEINE THREAD 4-3m
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BY =. a. Cnlin, Auotion-er
~. I3 Eleventh street.

,--~..,r..,- ,.,r, ,.,, r,Or-r, 5tOnr.
q lCllDN SALL VT OtN NOCI
4 BUILDING LOTS CO.'S Nt,uANI'rN lille
Il BNbIhE NJl TAX th't NrNA"i.H
s. kEtl.-l VIII sell 90 auction, on the prem
ise5, oa
WEDNESDAY. JCNE l' lN'.,
at g. o,.1o-s b. a. FDTR LOTS fronting ~ feet
each or N..ranic-vflIe r.!-uu.p.- AMI extend
ina. b7,. 81 GOOD depth to an alley
fare from irat section Of tho c.ty t0 tine Ch--a-
ueak4 and ONO shops. &C.. aud ran b. Improved
now 20 good adyaDtago- q bis property IL BOO.
odfrnJ simply % ny the m8rtet: Tho ogaor
need. Tho money ami is going 20 -eli.
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