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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-30
FARMERS IN COUNCIL.
Quarterly Meeting of the state Board %;
Agriculture.

The State Board Of Agriculture met last
evening i'm the room, of She commissioner
of Nericulurc ON Main street. al O'Clock.
/ i'm quarterly session. Present. N's-f-.
koinpr fpresidenu. smith. outherlin. Ley
man. Palmer. Gaines. Mallory. Brown. 'oi-
bin. and Commissioner Whitehead. hr. e..
". Williams. agent for immigration for
the county Of Prince George. WAS IN at
tendance "a, visitor
The report of the committee on imnigra-
tion. Judge Charles Grattau. chairman.
wa. road. and. ON motion Of Mr.. torbin.
referred to iIe committee on immigration.
The report expressed the opinion thai
over l.Nl0 whit0 families had moved into
the state during the past year. ana con-
cluded D., saving that immigration OF white
people would probably Dee the best solution
of the race problem. that with this immi-
1ra'ion the negro vote would De reduced
materially.
objection WAS urged hy Mos,r~. ~nthcrl'n
and l.eiman t0 the reference to ihc race
question. because the report WAS tu h'
printed. and the Board could not afford to
make enemies on account fpouiicai i-.ue-.
II was iinal, agreed i0 refer the report lo
the committee on immigration. N'ih in'
suggestion that the part in question he
stricken out.
COMMISSIONER wUrIEuEND'S REroiI.
commissioner whitehead read his report
which discussed immigration. manuiaciuf-
ing labor. industrial statistics. cultiNatsn
of the soil and the cabinet Of minerals. ana
setting forth what had been done during ihe
wear and making SUGGESTIONS. Ac. Inc re-
port gave a very ilorid appearance to agri.
cultural pursuits generally. and asserted
that capital was The only thing needed ir
the fullest development of \irgnia's re-
sources.
INTENSIFIED ". GENTLEMAN FAhNiN''
Sir. Corhin. of Prince George. objected to
the uauer. "ln spite Of the report" he de-
clarod. ~ irginia agriculture b. in more
ahipct condition 10 day than In thirty years
and am practical farmer and have dur
ing all these wears mad" my iNing
by farming. II all the theory IN
thc report were lot out and moro
practical suggestions put in. % would
/ have % better eject on the Legislature. The
remedy for Nirginia il intensified farming,
and the day, for gentleman farming and
larsc estates and All that sort Of thing. have
zone hy. ANY industrious man. with GOOD
/ wifi. and "a small area. can nnd \ir-init the
Garden spot of America. and make good
/ living if he works hard but that's the onll
elias, Of farmers ihat can succeed.
Now you'r shouting. put IN another
member of the board
Lands cease tO represent values. con-
F tinued Nr. torhin. and We are sent here
/ 10 improve the condition oi agricultural M
/ tercst~ and suggest Improvements. O. are
not here 10 send ont "a report a. th' Moild
+ that sound, like it came from Jay 1ouid b
/ conservatory
Mr. Whitehead said the report was hi-
own and not an omination from the board.
II was AT last agreed to refer the report 2"
/ the different committees according 10 Inc
several subjects involved.
The board then adjourned until to-day at
. lU O'Clock
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The yootoo Aoc.or.

The peculiar methods of a voodoo doc
tor practicing at Madison, Ca, are thus
described: When he begins his practice
on a patient he gets pot and illlSi It with
water and roots and puts it on the fire to
boil. While the water boils he gets out
in the floor and shakes himself and says
I'm buzzard. rni crow. I'm an eagle.
I'm q kingfisher." then goes over lot oi
unintelligible incantations. lie then
makes the patient look into the pot OF
boiling water until lie can see the one
who tricked him. The patient is visited
frequently at night The pot with roots
and medicines is boiled, and the patient
must undergo thorough rubbing with
the contents OF the pot, while the doctor
doing tbs rubbing goes over his incan'a-
tions.-i.xchange.
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THE NORTH STATE.


RALEIGH. October ~. special. \ COM
mittee appointed 10y the Raleigh Chamber oi
Commerce 10 arrange for the removal OF
Trinity College 10 this city held an impor-
tant meeting here to-day and instructed the
subcommittee 10 draw mp plans and -pcci-
fications and advertise for bids for the
building The matter will be submitted 10
the Methodist Conference al Greensboro in
November for final ratification.
More hurgarios were reported here last
night. man made two separate attempts
10 enter the residence of Mr. J. Il. Collins
during the night, but an alarm vas raised
and he was driven away both times. The
community is thoroughly aroused ON the
subject.
Governor Fowle leaves tomorrow morn
inc with party Of invited guest, 10 attend
the Weldon Fair.
Information was received here to-day of "a
sad occurrence near Apex. i'm this county.
4 little threc-year-Old son of Mr. j. Holland
was burned 10 death. The little boy. with
another child. was in a room where Il fire
was burning. They were left alone for "a
short time. during which the little fellows
clothing caught in some way. His screams
of agony brought assistance. bat II came too
late. lie was so fcariully burned that he
died quickly after he was reached.
n HllOn. John Robinson. Commissioner of AZ
riculturc. to-day resumed MS SERIES ol ialll-
ers institutes which hc had begun holding in
different counties of the state last year. He
left today for Edcnton. where hc holds the
first institute.
Durham is making arrangements 10 have
an electric fire alarm system established nj
that place.
Evangelist PearsOn's meetings IN llendcr-
son are being largely attended. The Dur
ham and Northern Railroad il arranging 70
run special train from Durham 10 llendcr-
son to accommodate the large crowds who
are attending.
Governor fOwlc has been selected by the
PRESBYTERIAN synod of this state a. menu
her of the Board of Regents for the new
Presbyterian Orphan Asylum. 10 bee estab-
lished al the first meeting of the board. IL
will be held November 9Th at Charlotte.
Professor J.. l.. Moses. superintendent OF
the graded schools of this city. left ycstcr-
dav for the principal Northern cities for the
purpose of visiting IA number Of industrial
schools there. II is designed 10 add an IN
dustrial department to the graded schools
of the city at an early day.
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OVER THE WATER.

Reports by Cable From Foreign Lands.
IoNDoN. October ~. Mr.. George Wick
ham. private secretary 10 Nr. Balfour adj
dressed meeting at Dover tonight. an
nOuncng i'm the course of his speech. that IN
1890 Mr. Balfour would introduce in Parlia-
mont bill providing for large system al
land purchase ia Ireland.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION N
GUATEMALA.
CITY or MENicO. October 29.-N tele-
gram from the capital ofGautcmala received
Yesterday. stating that seventeen feNolu-
tiOnarN leaders had been captured and shot
hv President BariliiaS. hd, given rise To
some startling rumors here. The most i'm
portant one is that the revolution has been
started in the mountainous districts ol
Gauiemala by General Barndia. an eNiled
Gautemalan now resident in this city, ana
that he has been furnished arms and money
for the revolutionary scheme by NeXican~
and parties in New York. II j. said that
had General Barundia'- scheme been -uv-
ccssful hc would have made himself pre-i-
dent Of Gautcmaia. and would have formed
his cabinet from cNile- of the Republic now
living here. Thus far tWeniy-iour leaders
of the revolution have been executed 10y the
force, of Barllias.
ruANksGIYISG eERNICE> ~ RUSSIA.
-. PEIER~Bt re-. Oc.oher % Thanks,
giving ser, ices were held to-day throughout
Russia for the marvellous escape of the Car
and his family from death in the railroad
accident at Berki. which occurred one year
aeo TODAY. The imperial family attended
the services in the Palace 40 Galscnina.
CABLE NOTES.
LoNDoN. October -. The London dalics
have been requested not To print any r.
ports about the Prince Of Wales health. II
il said that the effects Of Bright's disease
are beginning 10 bee obvious. and the result
of the Princes voyage 10 Egypt viii be
watched for with deep anxiety.
RUSSELL. October 2o.-Fiye thousand
coal miners are on strike in the Barinagc
district of Belgium. and il is feared that
the movement will continue 10 spread.
PARIS. October %. Charles Louis Marie
Lambert b. >aiute-C CrOiy. the French states
man. j. dead. lie was siNty-0ne year, Of
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
Buena Vista Again Bosming->orthern
and English Capital Pouring in-Fo-

lificai.
LEXINGTON. Va. October 90. Special.
Two hundred men are engaged IN tue fItis-
burg mills. rushing the building Of the two
hundred-ton furnace 10 be erected this fall
at Buena Vista. Seven car loads Of tools TO
be used in the erection Of the furnace are
expected at Buena Vista in the morning. Ne
gOtiatiOns have been about closed and ar
rangemcntS made for the erection at Bucna
Vista this fall and winter Of large steel
plant. Specimens of tcrra-cOtta pipe and
lirc-hrick made from CLAWS in Bucna Vista
are pronounced 70 be specially fine. These
clays. clay experts say. VIII make a hieh
grade of porcelain ware. There are on the
place ineXhaustiblc deposits. Building has
set in and hundreds Of houses are under
construction. Northern capital is flowing
into this county. and English iron makers
are after valuable iron property adjoining
Bucna Vista.
The tin smelling furnace on Irish creek
goes into blast this week. Victoria furnace
at Goshen will get into blast the first Of
next month. The repairs are about com
plctcd.
The alleged'inter,iew of senator Barbour
in the lI'orid caused some uneasiness here.
but tO-night's Times made the Democrats
feel glad when Barboui's denial of the inter-
view was made and his confidence in DEM
Ocratic victory expressed.
There has been another distribution Of
Malone corruption fund in this county. and
the Malone people are confident of carrying
tOckbridgc and some Of the Democrats are
alarmed. but there are not enough pnr-
chasablc votes here 10 change the result.
The Mahoneiies say James \. Frazier has
gone over 10 Malone, but well-iniormed Re
puhlcans say its story out Of the whole
cloth: that Frazier is in the mountains
working 10 defeat Malone and for the elcc-
tion of Mckinney and the whole state and
county ticket.
State Commissioner Of Agriculture White
head will take y hand in the canvass this
week.
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DANVillE DOTS.

Tie Dan,ilic and East Tennessee Rail-
road-Laree Tobacco Ereaks-The Lib
erty Academy.
pANVuLT. October 20. special. An
engineering force was organized here To-
day. and will begin al once survey Of the
panyille and East Tennessee road from
pan,ille 10 the coalfield- Of southwest Nir-
ginia. The route will be by Madison. y. C..
or Patrick Courthouse to Damascus, near
Abingdon. and thence To Bristol. Abingdon.
or johnson City, Tennessee. Trains will
probably be running from Dan,ille TO Nor
folk by Christmas.
There were large breaks Of tobac-
co today. and the warehouses are full
of the yellow leaf Tke sales did not 20
round.
President W. W. smith, of Randoph-Ma-
con College. SAYS work on the Academy
building al Liberty is progressing finely,
and the building Will soon be under roof.
He SAYS he expects 10 report all the neces-
saiy funds raised by the time the Confer
encc meets in Richmond.
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THE COCKAOE CITY.
Personal and Political Paragraphs from
Petersburg.

Petersburg
PrTERsBUEG. Va. October %. >pc
cial. The llusting- Court j. now and has
been since 10 O'Clock this morning engaged
in hearing appeal cases from the decisions
of the registrars on saturday last. There
are some ten or a dozen such eases 10 bc
disposed Of.
There was much disappointment that the
Hon. John W. Daniel was 10y professional
duties prevented from speaking here last
night. Tie public desire was somewhat
appeased 10y the assurance that he would
address the people of this city some time
during the present week.
The secretary Of the Petersburg Premium
Tobacco Fair, as well a. the various cont
miitecs. are husily engaged in ana about
matters pertaining Ia the fair which j. 10
be held here next month. Everything in
connection with this undertaking promises
success.
The Hon. j. 4. Burrows. the NichfJ0R-
der. will make Republican address in this
city tonight.
The good work Of improvement Of our
sidewalks continue. To-day Workmen are
engaged in laying concrete paYements on
sycamore and Marshall streets.
Mr. j. III. Mitchell j. quite i'll at his resi-
dencc on l.Ong-Market street.
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Of His presence and relations TO the church
and the world.
The opening PRAYER At T. NJ. was made
by Mr. \. T.. Necdbam.
Bishop q. VI. ~tilson. Of the VI. T.. Church
South. then delivered an address on the
GLORIOUS and Manifold Ministry Of the
Holy Ghost
Rev. l.. a. Hoyt, u. D.. Of Philadelphia.
delivered very able discourse on THE
Holy Spirits Personality" and Rev. Julius
y. Grammar. of Baltimore. spoke on the
Endowment Of the Holy spirit
This evening Rev. George :. Bishop. ID. d..
OF Orange. y. j., spoke at length ON The
spirit of the Reyealer Of Christ
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BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Mr.. Edward Hartman and Miss MAT
tutoinette Kinney.

Mr.. Edward Hartman and MISS M"iic
Antoinette Kinney.
~T\I NroN, Va. October c.-lhe most
brilliant social event of the season was thc
m,rriaue TODAY, at 2:30 4. NJ. OF Mr.. Id
ward Harman. of Minneapolis, ana MISS
Marie AntOinette Kinney, the handsome
daughter of John VI. Kinney, Esq, Librarian
of the Court of Appeals. Mr.. liannan Is II
native of StauntOn, bui has been some year,
i'm business AT Minneapolis. Miss hinhe.
j. also "A native of ~tauntOn. >he II not ui-
known in Richmond society, being con-
ncction of the family Of ii. ID. Whtcolhp,
The ceremony was performed d! heN. -" (;
a Uullchcr rector of Trinity Episcopai
church. The windows of the building were
d,rkcncd. and the flood of gas,ighi rcnuereu
the interior of the church bright ana peau-
tifll IN the splcndor Of its decorations.
The altar was decorated win oleahueI,
and ivy, and was ligh'ed
,i,b candles. ON either side was oleander>
and carnations i'm bloom. The handsome
h,os- chauc.l rail was cniwincd win Il
wreath of white and yellow chrysantheiiiu'iis
The rcadng-desk and pulpit was banke..
with thc same. ON one was the letter "h.'
ON the other I'll -" both IN chr. r.santheinupls'
As the wedding party entered the ch,iich
tho choir sang the wedding march irohi
,'l,anrrip Professor Webb was AT the
orcan Richmond was largely and hand
sr,,,niy renresented in the bridal party,
,hich' entered in the following order:
Ncssrs. Page Beirne. hinncy' anu 'inr''
nnrnett. The ushers were Judson 'uslins'
II. :. kcr, X. Mccoy Hanson '''"''
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THE MURAT-CAlDWElL MAR
RAGE.
serious Hitch In the Proceeding,

serious uuth III INC tfotcttihe>.
NEW YORK, October 2.-Ihe UOffc'S
Paris correspondent SAYS the Murat-Iald-
well wedding has been put OF because Of
sonrr hitch with regard 10 the pecuniary
settlement. Until this has been smooihed
out the wedding will not take place. aud il
l. regarded as quite within the bounds Of
possibility that the present difference will
develop Into definite rupture of the match.
Prince Murai displays the most Intense in
dicnalion about the whole matter. and de-
clincs to say anything for publication.
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HERR KRUPP
'oming to America to Establish u


Coming to America to Establish "A
Foundry.
PITrSBI re-. PA. October %. There i
explicit and authOritiye confirmation oi the
report that Herr krupp. of E-sene. Ger
many. l. negotiating for an enormous river
frontage for glin-WOrks on the 'MOn0nga-
hela river. i'm the fourth pool above Pitts
burg. j. B. Tinsley. Of M0nOngahela city.
and Charles C.. Mcllwaino. Pittsburg
lawyer. have been conducting the negotia-
tion- to purchase five miles of river front.
LAWYER Mcllwainc admits that such a
deal is on the programme.
The ground preferred is near the Mononga-
L.--I-I
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BosroN. October pa special 20 the
Veroid from Concord. y. H.. SAYS II II
rumored that an English syndicate II buy
ing up all the quarries ana br-ck-sAfis IN
New England. and viii engage extensively
in building operations. furnishing all the
material, for their own resources. The
amount Of capital in the movement - prac-
tically limited
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people We see around Us
seem To prefer To suffer ana be made misera'
hle by Indigestion. Consumption. Dizz ness
Loss Of Appetite. Coming up OF the hood
Yellow skin. when for 20 cents We wiil sell
them ~hiloh's system Vita,izer, guaranteed
10 cure them. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
IL. NJ. shields & Co.. corner OF Fifih and Mar
shall streets.
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The cheap, trashy literature, OF winch
so much was sold few years ago, Is
gradually disappearing from the market
and il, place is being filed with novels
by first class authors. This shows tha'
the people are gradually becoming more
educated. A few years ago it wouid not
raw to handle the works OF Dickens.
Scott and many others IN any store. ou.
now hardly a day passes that ! don't
have calls for their works. Interview 10
ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
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More JohnStOun Horrors.

JoHNsTOwN. Pa. October %. The re-
main, of Michael La,cll were recovered
from the debriS In ~tOney creek to-day. one
BODY ioated down the creek last night. but
not recovered. owing 10 the darkness.
Twcnty-thrce bode, were removed from
temporary to permanent graves. Two were
Identified.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
One of Armour 4 Co.., Buildings De-
-trONed.

strOyed.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. October 29.-A fire
which threatened 10 DESTROY the mammoth
packing house OF Armour 4 Co.. in Kansas
CITY. Kansas. WAS discovered in the fer
tilizer at 3 o'clock this morning. The fire
started in the south Of the building and
spread with amazing rapidity. ArmOur's
hremcn Were quickly on the scene, and
were soon followed by the fremen
from this city and from Kansas
City. Kansas. The combined efforts 10
extingilish the blaze were Of no avail, and
in half an hour they gave up the fight and
directed their efforts toward saving the adj
joining buildings. Ia this they We're sue
ccSsful. In three quarters of an hour after
the fire was discovered the east wall fell.
and soon afterwards the entire building was
in ruins and the contents wholly destroyed.
The loss is sll0,o0c; fully covered 10y In
surance. Robert Parton, Il negro who slept
in the third story Of the building is sup
posed 10 have pelished.'
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4 Nashville City Railway Deal.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October pa deal
was consummated Yesterday 10y which all
the street railway lines IN the cHs VIII Dc
consolidated under one management. tht
c,nital stock being about >3,Vo.0Oo. About
INV miles Of road il included in the deal.
Ali the lines will be- operated by electricity.
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NEW YORK. October 2J.-The following
il the score Of the champion game yes
terday:
Brooklyns. 20 q D o q u u o =
Base hits-Bmoklyns. 4; New Iorks. :.
Errors Brooklyn., ;; New lorks. I. Bat
teries Terry and Du-hon.: opay and
Ewing. Empires Lynch and 'ailnc!.
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LYNCHBURG lACONiCS.
Registration Books Demanded by Ma
homes Men.-The Demand Refu-cd.-
Ssn ,Jones--Cycione Jim Marshall.


Ssm Jones.--Cyclone Jim Marshall.
IYNCmBURG, Va. October %. Special.
Yesterday United States Attorney Craig
and MahOne's chairman Of the Republican
party of this city called on Chairman Id
wards Of the Democratics sparty and de
manded the books of registration. OF course
they were refused, and proceedings IN court
are threatened against the registration oiii-
GERS. but no fears are entertained of the re-
suit. The present is not a Federal election,
and the registration books Of the cltt nave
not been purged for seventeen years.
The amount received under the revival
services of sam Jones was Sll.iO0. of which
s.. 600 went to the Young Mems Christian
Association 10 pay of an old debt. and the
balance to some charitable institution and
himself and assistants. Ii i now under
stood that 10y his preaching another effort
will be made in "A short time 10 adopt prohl-
bltion for this city..and a poweriul.elort VIII
Ice made to carry II.
Cyclone Jim Marshall. of Craig. is GER
tainly waking up things in the southwest,
and Secretary Flournoy and II. l.. byid' Ol
Winchester. are helping very much.
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l dies on salary. tn iako charge oi my husi-
ness af their homes entirely unoh cction-
aNIr. lghf very nscinaiing and hNnlthtul .
nI talking required permanent position :,
wages $40 per week 900 advance. Good pay
f'f part time. Ny reference. Include some
of fnt best well known people ui Louisville,
cincinnati. llff.huir. and elsewhere. Ad-
Dies. with stamp. Mrs MARION "a AlkLR,
Fourth and Chestnut streets, Louisville. ky,
III w 4. ..Ll. ON
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yKrANTED-BY 4 LIVE. HONEST
" ana cergetic youth good at figures and
writing. stme business experience a pusitiO
as ItiigitApHER. or i'm some business That
nr can make "a lNins. Willing 10 pay any
One Co secure him place. Address
or y--3is YOUTH llMIs office.
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GRAND UtkE TEIEK, HtpHtW Ut II'
Car. who was recently married 10 Princes
Militia. Of Montenegro, /, suffering from IN
affection Of the lungs, and Will pass The
winter in Egypt. His illness puts an end
to the scheme 10 make him a candidate for
the throne OF Bulgaria.
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N-nrlnr TO OWNERS 0F LO1s

NOTICF.-TO OWNERS OF LOIS
Ms HDILNNp. - CLNEi rkl .-lhc
HOLLYWOOD CcneItrt Company earnestly DC
..fe4I lo'-Owusis 10 place la tac hands OF
iIl -Ur.iinftnleuf of sections the Keeping
u 90 I.f :. lhcir lots 20 tnot ne whole
ti.U.ls NAY nc kept uuit1imlN ciean. al
Erit0s iufDd. flowers. shrubs ana tiNss
trimmed. and monDlnt nis cleaned. \ husc
number lots have been placed In the hands
UI t.r Cemetery Company is Their care,
Hrl .i WHUll gfcHfly aii ihc company IN
IIs.r.f .ft. fo heauiiiN and keep in order our
N.i.mlv heauiiiu. city of the detd' IL 1i'y
l....ur.f would utomftiy notify us TO list
fItIr Iuts f.r fhe cage Of our superintendent
oI -fIInn tenders. For information ss 10
cu.i. tr. address A. BARGANlN,
int.ideut HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company.
fI.
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Runo*n. VA. October -. 1850.

IT'S + TO NOIIfl IfiL II bI.IN'
! tIut on tho 18th DAY of October lo-9.
lI'-lrn o.. WELSH made an ASSIGNMENT 10
Nr uN dcrslgned. ~ trustee II hih real ana
pe ,oial Effects. Tor thc benefit Of his cfeol-
tors.
.Irer. ons indebted % the said JOSFih
D. WELSH arr REQUESTED 10 come iO ward al
once and tetfie. IIoss having claims against
ihe sald JOSEPH Il. WELSH ave requested
o. Present titlu az once for Ntfifcali ~.
DAVID 4. AiNSiiE,
oc15if Trustee.
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schooner A.w. Lcwi~. Boston. coal.


LAMBERT ~ POINT. OCTOBER 80.
tuALfp.
steamships Pedro and Granville. both from
Galveston. 90 Liverpool.
LOADED.
echooners +. Randall, Iva J.. Ferris, J.. II.
" tlfDi. Sew Haven.
ARRIVED.
SchoOneis J. q. schmidt. b. f.. Burt. W. l..
Walker.
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WANTED STUDENTS IN STE
w BIOGRAPHY AND IAPl-N Nl ling.
llc only shorthand school in Richmond
fNuf nns ever Euuurfcd student. NNcf 100
Di nur graduate. low holding good 90 tSliiuns
secured hV us. Terms reasonable and prdc-
fIeHl training guaranteed. Mttll\lf COL
llGI Or ~IENOGH Nllll, - 3 east Main
.fr..f oci.i-6m