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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-11
NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF fhE CITY OF RICHMOND
The lerH DAY OF IEBRi AIRY. l-sI
In the matter Ot Maria LOgau's estate. -kJ-

COURT OF fhEtffN OF RICHMOND
THE nan DAY OF IEBRI AIRY. l-sg.
In the matter Of Maria LOgan's estate, -kJ-
D0fft.
On motion of Ann GlFins. a leeatee oi Maria
Logan. deceased, to- distribute SAID estate
without rrfuIdiug bonds. aud 90 appearing 10
the count Chat 90 report OF thc accounts OF
james Caskle. cNccu or oi -ii N4ia Logan.
tnd 90 the a ht. ANA demands against -uli ts
iate. have ht.n nicl ir the clerk office oi thl-
court. and that more than one year Do elapsed
.lucr the qualification cf -alu james ta.klc "a,
sNrcutur aforesaid. the court doth adjudge
order. AID decree thar the creditors OF said
Nara Logan dO show cause Ola fne STA %
April. Lass. at the courtroom 81 this court. DO
inc city OF Richmond, against thr payment
and delivery of tue estate nt said Maria Logan
go her % gatce- without !tiundlnB bonds, AMI
that % copy OF tLi, Oidcr bee published once o
Wclk for fOut Successive weeks TO tho DAILY
IINE4. % newspaper published in the city OF
NchmOnl. anu posted at the front door % tn
Hustii Is Court, OF the city OF Richmond. Ou
the frst MOndsy la March ana the INST Mon
day iu APRIL l,ci.
a topY-ltste.
f. 40 CHARLES IS. GODDIV. Clerk.
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Canadian insurance companies announce a
reduction in premiums upon all vessels which
carry store OF oil for tho purpose Of put
tinS IL on the water.
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The Hrut-street Furniture Company, Bent
bIos, hrOn. krls Co, hAiles \. Bishop
n Co. The Franklin Furniture Com any.
Thomas Madden, II Wigger- y Co.. C.ncin
natl Bcd-ftad Company. George Chapman
\ Son. Bagby and hiycrs. James Plenkar9 y
Co. WiHiaal Brekef, The MCLEAN 1haic and
CRIB Company, fnlnh q. HAL. GfalAm
schmidt. The Forest city Furniture Com
pauy. speycr x Bro. George leldkamp a
Brn. tOnrey Wallar n De-preS. The con
uersNillr Furniture Company. The Lhatta-
nOO.a Furniture Company, ho Woven WIRE
VI ttress company. j. A. tritler 4 D., The
Novelty Manufacturing Company, William
hOpp, Leo Austrian y TO-. l.. fuster a
Co. chelUsky a Co. h. ID. StOneA Co. KNOX
vile Furniture ompany. Camden Furni-
ture Company, Mason FOard Company, and
o.hcfs ........ ..... ...... ....... Defendants.
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T0H Eddpr NJ the PiiadClpbm Recent.
What YOU say in reference TO the
Reading Iron Works failure is undoubi-
eddy true. bnt permit me 10 say 10 is not
Inc whole truth, nor The most Significant
part of that truth which applies not only
10 This particular company, hut 10 nearly
every iron manufacturing establishment
in Eastern Pennsylvania viz. The cast
II fpd, ond the dlstmce Jrom tic supply ~
r0,r matellGN
Thee two factors will in the near flu
ure wipe ont "a very considerable per
ccntaee of such Establishments in this
part of the State in .pite OF an the pro-
lection a mercenary and time-serying
Conerc-s may grant them. such pro
Iection may siaye of for time the in
evltalle punishment for "a violation Of
ihe natural laws of trade, hui it win
serve only 90 make it more iar-reaching
and severe.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT AN OLD MAN. 72NEARS OF AGE.
II AS II Q = AY
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer
FoaKlANO, NorrAwAr COUNTY, Va !

tRNNtaAH W. t'1A AA " - W. - -
August is. loe6.
W.. Y 4. HVdy. Ciass C,tg Ia:
elr.-for many yeaIs / suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with rs complications. such
as ncrNou. ness. neuralgia, digestion. 'onsii
patton. liver affection. etc. until became ul-
most confirmed invalid. During tho time J
was treated by intelligent pbysici rs who pre-
scritei various remedies. used both luhi1
and other mineral Wuttis. also Dr. warner :
Celebrated Liver and Kidney cure, all 10 hut
little advantage.
Hearing az your ncwly-dscoNcrri Chase
civ Mineral Water" ! sent for and obtained
"a case Ot DO Z lasted me about three weeks.
during which time improved So nu<h as a.
h,4 able 90 leave home. which ! had not been
able 90 DO Tor month previous. then went tn
Cnnsc Cityaud continued the Use OF the water
fresh from fhc well. tor four weeks. which
gave ine more real beueht than All tile other
remedies comhin Il. Ny nerves were soon
quletci. could sleep well aIl night, my gloomy
fears SIM tOrcb0diuls vanished, my mind hr
came bright and cheerful. ! could enjoy the
company of my friends which before avoid
rob. ms appetite ir creased. nv digestion
greatly improved ESQ that could eat almost
any kind of food with rpuuityf. the consupa-
giOn was relieved. and the sidney affection
greatly benciitcd-all III which | attribute 10
the use of your mineral water.
| must say. In conclusion. That consider the
discovery of this water a 0esting ~ dWtcfet
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos
rums. Go 10 natures fountain of health
Drink Ot It's healing water Go df.hi, ani De-
made whole" ). q. POW ELL.
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T. T. Iaylor and r. T. Taylor. co partners
trading under the firm name of T.. t. Taylor
a co.. john lIrktl. trustee; Aif-. T. D..
Taylor. Charles b Taylor ana Il. NJ Taylor.
cO-pirtncr- trading under tho firm name ol
&. /. ldylDrA Co.,. " ~. Parrish. :. Bauch-
ara. Mt. ". j. LSnhaln. l.. l.man. trading
as r.. Imam SON. 4. i. Jones, l.. O.. Ford.
b. 4. Watkins. t0tlrell Co.. j. - Moore 4.
". Wood y SOUS, J.. 4. Younger, IhOs. Pots
y Co.. W j. J0luslOuA Co.,. y. Hccnlci Jr.,
4 lfro.. Spofts a. Gibson. IhO-. Atkinson
60. i. +. irick. john 3. Coke auu John
Plckrell. partners tiailng uudeI the iim
name Oi tohc n Pichicl. JANIS Armstrong
q Co.. &. G.. kIlcl. III. L.. smith, The Enter
Prise COiiee Co.. South Baltimore Packing
Co.. hein.au X co. r. VI. Jones Co.. ii. ~.
Nlckery q Co.. Diamond Match Co., ihOs T..
Pu.h a CO.. l.. 4. George Co., j. q. ,hater
~ Co.. tautL Jones a 60. FOute hueidls
hauemhy 81, s.. Fitch q Whiting The
Union tOiieef0.. Edcscheimef Bros. Church
4 Co.. II. L. Hobart A Co., Colgate a Co.. l..
Iraukncld. John Dwight 81 Co, JuO. >. Martin
q Co.. = X. ami j. &. Mott. Geo. $. Hart y
Co. j. 4. Lloyd, Chas +. Brewer, j. II
Iahance \ Co., A. Etcheuhrccher. Henry
Ncrhager. The Emery Candle Co., IhOmn-
". Troy. Potter Mrightingt0n, l.. flckert.
The Mitchell Fish TO-, tcbutts iaggCtt.
l.. G.. COe y Co., b. D. sculy syrup Co., y. h.
FaIbauk a Co., ". > Boyd Co., Aart
Server, Philadelphia Vinegar Co., Price
Lucas, Dan. Ialmagc'- sons, J. q. larr a
bro. q. 5. IT. MaiAer, and Kendall Manu.
featuring iD..- ststtt.tf ttt btich1diiin
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ADVERTISING RATRs.

80 Reading notices 10 reading matter tyre.
lsccnis por hnc. Nonparcl. loaded Y cents
per line.
- Wants. marriage aui deat7 tices. not
c,.oo,iip, c.ght lines. - cents each insertion.
,.g-Sn.,isi contract rates furnished on ap-
pHcafiun.
Aucfion sales. legal N"iice~ ana 'h"N'
,nent Advertisements Al per in'h e''h III
scrtiou.
r. iected communications Will not he re
turned.s
Entered AT the Richmond Va postoihce "'
second class matter.
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Mr.. PAnNril continues TO win golden
opinions from even his enemies. The
collapse of the Times has benefited his
cause more than any one could have
foreseeu few months even "A few weeks
ago. This. il should bee noted il
entirely due to the ferocity and
turbulence of the 7,mes and its Tory
aiders and abcttors They built up "a
mountain of mud gathered by the basest
wretchcs procurable TO oyerwhelm Mr.
Parnell and the Irish cause withai' She
mountain of mud remains but Parnell S
enemies are swallowed up in it-at once
their tomb and their unsighuy monu-
ment Thus may scoundrels ever fail
and honest purpose ever be indicated
President HARRISON is preparing a
message to Congress demanding a Blu
Ieau of Domestic Relations with q
special deputy commissioner in Virginia
where his family tree was first rooted.
Mr. Blaine has officially decided that
foreign relations are not in the same
official pigeon-hole with domestic rela-
tions. and that Mr.. Harrison might refer
his family tree to the Agricultural De
partment until the new bureau IL insti-
tuted
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TIE SAMOAN TROUBLE. - The only
way hy which news from Samoan ports
could reach san Francisco at this precise
time would be By cable from Auckland,
New Zealand. The steamship Alsmeds.
of the Oceanic Line, arrived at lu,uiia,
the Southern island of the samoan group,
ON February -, and at Auckland on
March g. ii the news of an engagement
al Apia. seventy miles distant, had
reached Tuiuila before the arrival of The
Alameda. that vessel might have con
ycycd The intelligence So Auckland,
whence il would have been sent by cable
% san Francisco These are the simple
conditions under which any estimate of
the sensational reports of naval warfare
at Samoa must be made.-Phi'adoptia
Recyrd
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TRAINs sORTHwARD


Nrs. -. md y make rn sf.r. ST.
stops only on signal Az tND-I.I
.t Nus on signal Ht Contra a.. ..f.
On.y ON ggnN at Chester f..
Manchester. SO. ti sfapi UU sa
- e',f stations, ana h't h. tfHt's
will stop al all stations tor .e.Hrs.
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X0EsEA EsEsElgsEsSE
DaiIl o1oepi snnlaT

Daily except sunday
The fayOrite Route 20 Bglum0l
The steamers OF thls lIne are models ol
beauty. elegance, and comfort.
fIesye Richmond
f3.3U ana =. p Pm.
AgrIye Baltimore Leave batimpfe
ssNam pm.
Arrive RchmOndfnfl ana +lO.fuhm.
Fare richmuna o. ha4umOft. rlrsC Class
a.: second class. $50.
The York River Line affords superior I'D
vantagcs 10 business men iu enabling then q
leave Richmond near the close 81 the day s
transactions. and airiNC at Baltimore earl,
next morning, after having enjoyed delight.
fui nights rest, free from the dust and noise Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
II ave Richmond l23d 81. depot. ~ fO an
Arrive Richmond, " =" - % pm
-Daily. fDaily except Sunday.
Depot and tlckot-OiiiCe foot Of Virgins
street: up town Ohice. corner Tenth aud hAir
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene Al Manager. Gen. pass'r A gem
SOL. HAAS, JOS. =. POTTS,
Traffic Manage Div pass'r Agent
nOl5 Richmond vs.
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The object OF this suit is 90 sat aside and %
declare null and void "a certain deed V trust
executed by T.. T.. Iay iOr q Co, 80 James
T., krell, trustee. dated February "a. lo-H, AMI
10 subject the property conveyed by the said
dce,stO the pas ment OF the debts due 10 the
plaintiffs And AFFIDAVIT having been made
aud uled that James Armstrong Co., &. O.
X riel, h. l.. smith, The Enterprise Coffee Co.,
south Baltimse Packing Co., Reinrau s. Co..
Il. VI. Jones y Co. al. u. Nichery y Co., ID a.
mOnd Match Co., IhOs. &. Pugh d Co., T. i.
George Co j. 4. ,ldtcr = Co.. bautz Jones
y Co.. fOOte n hnelais, kauembly Bros.
Fitch Whiting The mon Coffee Co., Ede-
sehemef Bios. Church Co. IL. l.. H0bult
Co.. Colgate q CO., r.. Frankneld, John Dwight
4 Co.. John Martin a Co., =. X. and J. q.
Mott. Geo. :. Hart Co. }. e. Lloyd, Cta,. +.
Brewer, ). II. labance * Co, A. krchen-
urccher, Henry Nernager. The Emery Candle
Co.. Thomas ". Troy. Potter y " rlghfinetO Ton.
l.. Pick II. Tho Mitchell Fish Co.. DeButts y
Daxgett l.. g.. Coo * Co.. ID. Is. Sculy syrup
Co.. y. X. ta.rhank x Co., ". =. BOYD Co..
Marin >Oryer. Philadelphia Vinegar Co,
Price \ Lucas, Dan. lalmage'- sons, J. g., TAR
n Bro. ". y III. Walker, aud Kendall Mana
featuring Co., are non-rcsideuts OF the state
OF Nlrg ma, 70 f. ordered that said nOn-fc-l-
dent defendants appear here within fifteen
days after duo publication 0f tbs order, ana
90 what is necessary 10 protect their interests
IN this suit
4 COpy-Tostc:
CHAS ". GODDIN. Clerk.
". T. DESAUssURE. JOHNSTON, WILLIAMS &
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
alEAtfssiIPs.
FOR nav YORK

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY To a.
DAY and FRIDAY az ON.
steamers leave Nov York Tor Richmond
EYERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AZ . p. m. arrivinglu Richmond Won bAh anf
FNiDAf mornings.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Cabin fArO tO New York yN james river
route Including meals and terthl 81
ROund-trip tickets limited % thirty days
after date Of issue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 -
Steorage With subsistence. .........t III
steeiage, without subsistence. ......... . ~
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and ONO rail
road. .tif...t.tt ~ -
Cabin fare via Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad .... .stttttttt.. stt..tt.t..t-t.. iU ~
Tickets can be- obtained ~ A. W. Gg-hera.
100 Main street, Chesapeake and ONO and
Richmond and Petersburg dcpOts, ana at com
pany. ofhces. 1901 Main street, and wharf
Rockets.
Frelghts forwarded and through bills OF lad
ing Issued tor points beyond New YoTs.
Freight received daily unal hour Oi sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MON
DAYSTT Ean Us. WEDN E-DA fsIHl rs
DAYS. and SAgU RDAYS Dy tho Chesapeake
and Ohio railway t"ia Newport Newhiat e.tt a ~
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day) hi 1865 am, Will make connection
AZ NORFOLK WITH steamer loaylns thOsf
days. r,,.
No. ltl Main street. and
2jy LETT Comuany Wharf. Rockets.
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How OrrICEs WILL Cot seems to
be understood now that most of the
Offices at the disposal of the new admin
islration shall be given out under the
general supervision of the Republican
Senators and representatives from the
States within which the various offices
NAV fall. Thus, apart from the places
in the consular and diplomatic service,
il may be SAID that the intention j. TO
turn over the patronage of the several
States 10 the Republican members OF
Congress who become farmers general OF
the offices. engaging 10 return 10 the
party lump sum in votes or advantage,
aud being allowed TO take all they can
get beyond that amount for their own
benefit Mr. Harrison has made several
informal statements TO this effect both
before and since his Inauguration, and in
his inaugural address there was very
clear and practical recognition of this
system. He declared that il was impos-
sible for him personally to know all the
applicants for Office. OF even all the ap-
pointees. and he appealed to the mem
beers Of Congress 10 be careful as TO the
men they should recommend.-N y
Times.
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THE T. 7. y. VI UrFIN.-The ordinary
muffin has blasted the peace Of many a
household, but the = r. Y. mullins are
$50 delightful and so satisfying that they
soon become almost necessity. The
ordinary muffin might often be classed
under assault and battery If not Con
spiracy with intent to commit murder
but the +. F. Y. mullins maintain well
the vital energies" Then there are The
=. +. y. griddlc cakes 1t appears That
there is popular prejudice against
an kinds of hot breads There
has been widespread impression
that the prejudice was the other
way, especially among these very
+. i. VS., who achieve variety in their
cuisine bv having rather more hot bread
if possible. for dinner than they had for
breakfast. and more for supper than they
had for dinner But we live and learn.
The popular prejudice is against hot
bread and the F. f. Y. griddle cakes, a
silent but warm and eloquent protest
against this unjust discrimination. are
the most digestible and nutritiye, as
well a. the most palatable food.yet in
vented Nae Iork Irsbalne
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TuF HAND SHAKERS They are near
", great q nuisance a. the oiiice-seek-
crs. and they cannot offer the excuse of
public business like the latter class.
The President Will have 10 take the in
itatiye in any step 70 secure greater pri-
yacy Ion himself and his family Such a
course will, perhaps, call out the criti-
cism OF country editors and cranks. but
it will receive the cordial approval Of
every sensible man who knows anything
of Washington life II will have TO
come sooner or later, and the quicker it
is inaueurated the better it will be for
our President, and, indirectly Tor the
country -NeN fork Star.
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gln DailD Gimfo.

rr i1suvp EVERY DAWN THt yEAk
.Uk TtNE< fUBftl VINO CON
IAvY' OFFICE 500 EAST MAIN STREET
hICuNUNp. VA.
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The fosuer JpurnM says OF the great
copper trust, that the price of copper be-
gan rapid decline in Paris, London
and New York markets. Stocks in the
mines fell in unison Both are yet going
down, and there are no indications that
the bottom viii soon come in sight The
greatest tgust that was ever formed is
crumbling 10 pieces. Its complete de-
structiou will be benefit to the people.
and il Will be none The worse il the king
of monopolists is crushed beneath his
work Ii fails because II cannot invoke
the protection of the American tariff, and
thus suspend the law OF supply and de.
mand.
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The object oi rhis suit Is to obtain the de
cl-lon OF the Court on the question AS 70
whethfr certain sum Ia the hauds of The
plaintiff as trustee, amounting 10 about -four
hunIred dollars. belongs 70 John j. SinnOtt
rs part or his home stead, Or 10 the thiid class
January l.. lsc.. And aiidaSit having been
made that the above named defendants are
non residents OF the State OF Virginia. ii h.
ordered that they appear here within fifteen
days after due pUoiicai ION OF this order aud
defend their interests in thi, sult.
A cOpy-Icste
CHAs. W GODDlN. Clerk
T.. &. MINOR. y. ~. mh2-Saiw
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THE AMrRIcAN GRL.--fhe education
of the American giil throws her on her
own resources. develops self-Teliance,
makes her independent. In England a
pirl IS secluded in France she has little
freedom. and rarely faces the realities OF
life until she is married in Germany
she bows 10 the decision OF her parents
without a thought of questioning IT.
wisdom VA all the older civilizations
The medieval notion OF her inierloriiy
unconsciouslv prevails and gives color TO
hen social relations In this country she
is habtually in The company OF gentle
men and so Familiarity that the romance
of The situation very soon gives way TO
practical Judgment \ man j. not a'god
simply because he is a man When she
chooses her hero il is generally because
he is heroic. and not because he was born
a male child.-Ncr Y0rL Helald
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MANUFACTURFs ~ THE SOUTH. In
his inaugural address President narri-
son remarks that it was only the exist
ence of slavery in this section that nre-
vented The cotton.producing States from
spinning their own fabrics al home
just how far slavery prevented this
We need not discuss. but slavery exists
no longer, and the conditions that he
lludcs TO are beginning 10 assert them
selves The South il investing in maru-
factories at a very rapid rate The cot
ton mill is getting nearer and nearer 20
the cotton. patch, and this fact is having
ifs influence IN New Orleans
We are told that great many mill
men in that section are arranging 10
transfer their capital and their plants 10
the South and when this movement Is
once BEGIN il will never end until All the
spinning and weaving establish
menis in that bleak region are trans.
fcrrcd to the South. Here are the eli
mate. the cheap labor that can be made
expert. and al the possibilities That
make large dividends Atlanta Constita-
tim.
IL understood that good many PEG
ole over in Pennsylvania on feeling that
earthquake shock lost Friday, and not
recognizing what was happening, ex-
claimed That's John Wanamaker
down ut Washington getting TO work
among the mails. '--Exchdnge.
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RcmittAnccs should Dc mnde by dThIl''
checks. rostoiilcc orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
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President Harrison struck an attitude
ON the W hite House portico yesier-
day and permitted d crowd OF common
people To march by and look at him.
" hen a man of more than usual pfomi-
hence, or one who may be useful, pass
ed, the son of his grandfather would con
descend to touch his palm with the tips
of his hnTers The day when any
American citizen could receive hand
shake and pleasant word from The
President appears 10 be past-COarssr-
yDALnnL
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\ IIkGINIA-lN THE CNANCEkl
v COURT or THEClIY OF MCHMOND.

y IAtlAlA.-i IL iANA Tia
' cor ri or THE CITY OF MCHMON ID.
IliE 2jIH DAY OF ftbki AIRY. i-'F..
=. iIammerschlag. Charles Mattlape. J. Day
export, /. Davenport. Jr., g.. Is. Davenport
ami Junius o. VI iris co partners trading
a. Davenport a MOnis Lewis. William s.. ,
George H., and Walter /. Elmer co part
ncn tm1iug under the firm name on l.. Eli
ner y s. ms. IS. =. Frazier, trading as W. 5.
Frazier 3 Co..; Adam H., Anthony NJ, and
Charles H. Maithman. co-partnois tracing
as Adam II. Narthmau a CO.. stephen | u.
dcrniiI. John ROGl and james j. bOdd. CO.
partners trading as kOud Bros. Co.. 1 has,
llOfian. AMI thas Robe, Jr., cO-Qartntrs
trading as Rome Bros: August 4. Bech,tciu
aud VIM. +. Ross. cO-mrtucis trading Hs
bechstein a Co.. and Jas. A John 49,, Mil-
ton w., and Wallace /. Kirk trading as y. ;.
klrk - Co ........... ......... ..... Plaintiffs.
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DUDMONT AIRLINE.

DUDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND 4 DANVlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
1hh SOUIH.
PULLMAN sLEEPER~ ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDpLE IN EFFECT FEBY. %. 1850.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
WHAT LIVE NEWSPAPERS SAY oN
rtgRENf TOPICS.
Houn.r IN. Confederates- Nmef''""
GIrI-Iree Faw Maicria'-Ih" SAMOA"
Irouble-Ihe D. v. Muiiin-How ON
ees VIII GO.

BouNCE THE CoNFEDERATEs- Trc''y
soon very large number of eN-,onieu-
crate officer. will he out Of y job IN Natl-
Gus quarters OF foreign parts. II is 10 10
hoped that they have saved enough ou'
Of their salaries TO pay their passage
home In short time they Will oc re-
placed hy representatives OF this Govern
ment who never undertook TO destroy u.
- Nal and Esprew
Brave. batllc-scarrcd Union warriors
like Col. Shepard. must have their lii'ie
filings and -necTs AT the eX-Coniedcrate''
The replacement of southern Democrats
hv good Republicans "who never under
took 10 destroy The Government, Is IN
order Of course, but care should be taken
not TO draw upon the Siar-Rouie' Us
frici of Columbia, Post Tradersilp,
Credit Mobilicr or Robson Naval con
nnernt There are various ways OIL de-
slroving governments, and some OF the
worst foes Of our Republic today are
ihc gentlemen who claim the right 10 ron
il because they saved ii twenty-five
years ago.-N. \. W0rH
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No ~ connects daily az keysyiii'
for Chase CITY. ClarksfiIo, and OuOfi
Durham. Hendc. son and Raleigh con
meets ~ Greensboro Tor Durham
Naielgh, salem and Winston, aud an points ol
North Carolina ID vision. at salisbury tor Ash
vile. Hot Springs and al r0ints in Wastera
NOrth Carolina. and at Charlotte Tor g.. ,
A. q. Il.
Train No. b. connects daily &C Greens
bof0' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
b0r0', and M0rehcal CITY. af salisbury fOl
Asheyiile. Hot Springs. 81 sN Yoilfs h
Western North Carolina. at Charlotte Wtf
Charlotte. Columbia aai Augusta railroad f0f
Columbia. Augusta, AIKEN. Clar.rator, sac
nah. ThomasVilie, Ga, jacksonville cad Ctlci
Florida points also with JaIolius Ger ID
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive AZ hlcanone
5.i5a.m. and 300 pm.
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VIRGINIA.-lN THE CHANCERl
y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND

j. r. V. Daniel. trustee under deed OF assign
ment irOm John J. >innOtt. P4alntin
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