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, TAR Law or LOUISIANA AS TO DAMAGES Fots
KILLING PERSONS.

The New . leans Delta ui The 2!th u IN 'hu Iou's'
ks "a ihc .n!!nus unrr:tain;y 81 me '""' "
brought 81 tho widow and ch'ten !" ~
lndrcarx against ,.ioa company IN that State 10 'e
yer $50 go damages killing The husband anu Ia ne
Delta say that
Recent decisions LEFT it in great touht wielnef lux
damages can DC recovered Although our clv! coco idys
down IN The most general TERMS that lining which cause
injury ~ another is good foundation Tor an action ol dam
aeus-and though The French Courts aching on principe
of The Code Napoleon which has been copied verbatim INC
our code have uniformly allowed damages 10 wives Tor Tie
killing .! their hrshandsyet our Supreme Coul cetei"h
I'd in the Elizabeth 1ubb vs. TIE Cirfoton taloho
Company that action would not lie IN 'ns
that The wife has sufficient property 10 the nuSoahu %
enrti. her 10 damages his destruction II al"uys hP
arar 10 us 10 be decision, ana one o 4ue'
tionab'c legal surndn.ss ~ c,ao
We price ourselves the security cSieEG'u III 'u' "
country life ANA person. And yet Ie!e we arc ne -
pracl Al example If The vast incii'y o out ia", !" '
rspcct 10 ia, o auce In Francc so Far have ei car
r,ed ih- principle The right OF the vile - ;rco'tf o' nc
loss of her husband that damages have beer allowed IN ChStS
i, which The band has been killed in fa duel; w.c nc
,ura,iIy exposed himself ~ destruction. But, here IN
LOUISIANA il was hcid, by late Supreme Court that
woman mi Oh, recover iamug"s for the unlawful king OF
her np or her kitten but for the killing Of her husband
Sucn distinctions these are revolving 10 natural Justice
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ANOTHER NEW TERRITORY.

The Union lately published COMMUNICATION from Henry
Sr,I.,,f E.o describing section of country known
h IN nnrnr of llnorra He II Is hn attractive, we'll
limbered aud fertile OF ouniry lying immediately
West Of IN. Rocky Mountains mild temperate attitudes
~ hrh for The purpose OF dsiact ausion he applies the
Il fern The area is at1ut fifty miles broad and
rs ararl 10 the Rocky Mounhns for distance OF seven
bundled miles II gives rise both OF The main and nu-
rons smbn tauents of The Columbia river IL is high
Main which Ia cut through by tse aiuens OF most Ter
lie character bearing aud some places hgh grass
ana while the streams create abundant "aer-po"e or
md mills and machinery they are iree or near
fe. from nundaton Of their anks lhis District p"oa-
by conprchends twrny five tho sand square miles, anu u
ts capacities of production have been correctly eSHa'eu
would sustain population greaN than some OF Tue r'Sefh
and Atlantic States
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REMARKABLE IN CIDENT-In a quiet village sit
mn ed on the beautiful lake, lived OF some
slt and independent manners. He dsegarded the Sab
ha entirely pursued the business OF pleasure as best
s,i,eI his convenience. He commenced building boat
nrincpag for pleasure excursions the lake While M
as proceeding with The enterprise, which, il was whisper
abroad would afford opportunity for Sunday sailing he
as called on minister: VITO Inquired about HE boat
rd xpus lula ed with him, IL enterprise would increase
Ihr !, tness and mno. atty o! 'Cr village. Il an "aId
snid The minister your boat WI prove Sabbath brenser
.aiJ Yes il will; that's just III my boat.
nave been thinking some time what call her, and you
INV, inst hit il. thank you Tor the suggestion The boat
h, h. called The Sabbal Breaker" As he said this he
hid The minister goodday with chuckle his evident sur
sc nd modification" The Uudns went on and especial
10 nm Sunday. She soon ready launch, and was
ucned on Sunday and named The Saba III breaker nmd
IN. cheers Of twenty or thirty half intoxicated men
n ola sao. shook their heads the way che struck
,he water but The folly usual 10 an mid his
n The truth She rugged AID filled for excursion
Shc must Sunday. general Invitation was CIV
an md NJ noere crowded on boarded On the
ting The name in large letters THE Saba th 6rea ker
She mn ont Several seized by Indefinite dread they
have ,ar 81 but she al" Shs sailed we'll enough for
,o Et scarcely four hours had elapsed when The boat
wos struck by aw Of wind which came very sud lcnl,
unon her Confusion regncd board Scarce effort
made She krecd almost instantly ana went 10 The bot
t,,n Now what outcry but all was Forty
souIs mostly youth had found waery grave abos
the surface OF The oaed The flag bearing the inscription
"Sabbd III breaker proclaming 10 all the passers by ina
there is a God in heaven who Judge,h rghteousIy
California Christian Adrorac
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THE LAST GOOD NIGHT.
1ppv

By ELLEN GREY.
Close her eyelids-press them gen"y
Der the dead and leaden eyes,
For the soul that made them lovely,
Hath returned unto the SKIES
Wipe the death drops from her toreheao'
Sever one dear golden tress.
Fold her ICY hands all meexiy,
Smooth the little snowy dress:
Scatter flowers Ger her pillow.
Gentle flowers, 80 pure ana WHILE
Law the bud upon her bosom,
There-now softly say Good Night.
Though our tears flow fast and faster'
Yet We would not call her back,
We are glad her feet no longer
Tread Ii(e's rough and lhorny track;
We are clad our Heavenly Father
Took her while her heart was pure,
We ore glad He did not leave her
All lf's trials to endure;
W. ar. ri .d-and yet tile tear.drop
FalIr'n FIR, alas we Know
That our hr, side will be lonely,
We shall miss our darling 80.
While The twilight shadows gather.
We shall walt in vain 10 feel
Little urms, sill white and dimpled,
Round our necks 30 softly steal
Our wet cheeks will miss the pressure
Ofsweel lips sU warm and red,
And our bosoms sadly, sadly.
Mise that darling little head
Which was won't 10 rest there sweetly
And those golden eyes, 90 bright,
We shall mics their loving glapees,
We shall mlss her sof, Good Night.
When the morrow's sun 10 shining.
They will take this cherished form,
They Will bear II 10 the chnrch.yard,
And consigr II TO the worm;
Well what matter2 IL is only
The clay dress our darling wore;
God hath ROBBED her as n angel,
Sne hath need of this no more;
Fold her banda, and DER her pillow
Scatter flowers all pure amt white.
Xiss that mar BILE brow, and whisper,
Once sgain, last Good Night
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"A LESSON IN ITSELF SUBLIME"

a
A lesson in itself sublime,
4 lesson worth enshriuing,
Is thls-"I Take no need of time,
Save when the eun Is shining
These motto words dial bore,
Add ~isdum never teaches.
To humsn heart q better lore
Than this short sentence teaches.
As lie is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely.
Lot US forget all pain and care,
And note its bright hours only.
There is no grove on earth's broad chart,
But has some bird 10 cheer IL;
80 hope sings on In every heart,
Although we may not hear it,
And if TO day the heavy wing
OF sorrow is expressing,
Perchance 10 morrow's sun will bring
The weary heart blessing.
For life is sometimes bright and fair.
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Then LET'S forget its toll and care,
And note Its bright hours only.
We bid the Joyous moments haste,
And then forget :helr bitter
We take the cup Of life, and taste
No portion but the bitter:
But we would teach our hearts 10 deem
The sweeiest d:ops ,he strongest;
And pleasant hours should ever seem
To lipger round rs longest.
As life is sometinlcs bright and fair,
And yometimes dark aud lonely,
Let Us forge, its toll and care,
And mole lis origh. hours only.
The darkest shadows Of The night
Are Just before the morning;
Then Lot W walt tho coming light,
and boding phantoms scorning;
And while we've passing on the tide
OF Times fast ebbing river.
Let's pluck the blossoms by II side.
And bless It's Gracious Giver.
As lite is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
We should forget lis pain and care,
hnt note lis bright hours only.
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THE SONG OF LABOR.

Dive the plough. the shuttle throw,
Wisld the woodlands axe,
Delve and dig the earth below
Exsrlion ne'er relax.
The tree was made for man 10 fell,
The mine for him TO sink,
A1 tssk 10 clesr the wooded dell.
And dam the rivers brink.
Brothers, come lel's reap the corn,
And stack II high and dry;
Wen gather ripe and luscious fruit,
Beneslh the autumn Sky:
From every field, and every dale
Let sounds OF labor rise;
'Tp III make us manly, noble, hale.
And all LIES blessings prize.
Let drones, who dream away the hour
or dull, insipld ease,
D,as they wiIl-onr labor pour
Shall! always rise Ger lntse,
Then quick oea, out the u,olten bar,
And make the anyilring-
Ws're happier than tbs drone by far
And labor us We sing.
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A SURVIVING NEW ZEALAND CHIEFS REM.
NISCENCE OF CAPTAIN COOKS FlSlr.-The sur
yor general furnishes the New aandcr with The follow
nr account OF Captain Cooks VISIT 10 New Zraad given
BY nm old Maori (or nGve Chief named Tanewa who rep.
.ses himself have been about w elve old lbe
lime Tanewa is chief OF coma derable inpo tancr. II
war while visit ~ the OorVmandol Hdrbor lhut be
made the following statement:
1--WE thought Captain Couks vessel vas large kind OF
while, and lie board were gods. When
Them pulling with their backs 10 the bows OF the boats
they must have had eyes in the back OF their heads
When the natives the salt pork which was used on board
Tho vessel they thought the flesh OF whales II
very For time afraid venture board,
did U after Of The men returned In safety. Some
uner boys win Captain Cook spoke very little
les. than any OF He serned take no.
tee OF The children H. placed his hands heads and
patled By making signs he got men 10 draw large
the decs with charcoal, OF much OF The
acquainted with, which he copied paper
He appeared anxious to learn everything respecting
o the land As regards the North (capc
Maria Van Dclen,) the iopk much trouble BY ecns
cYllu place their spirits, after DEATH
plunge the realms below. Captain Cook seemed much
puzzled by le Mode OF explanation used this
gave The first potatoes we had seen-a double handful
These plan ed and 10 three called great
their Introduction al which, for The fret time
they were allowed ~ be used Tor toud.
"rhe Nsa Pm (he tribe living al the Bay Of Islands and
okianga) have asserted that they the source OF the
potato; but tine, happy TO say is not the
thr true 10 this matter The speeches OF chiefs
sill handed to ushe speeches made upon the occa.
sion ut thai great ieas!.
after Captain Cook away, another party Of
Europeans got % hikatea trc,isus)
from The Thai. auh ATE. that larger vessel Than
Glitter the Thames. On taking her
departure. fell in with fishing canoe which had been
ded The wind strong that, after taking
chiefs bulri which 1t contained she could
not again make the land
The young taken 10 France and in about
two years brought back in another vessel which, at
the time, Introduced pigs"
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ehSAWAH from the plantation u he snnScr9sr ON l1t AZ
anna RE, trcc Srcru M,a-: STl.ONS, BILLY and BARI
I.ErI'--of the following description w
ANTHONY apparently IS 30 OF age eci w or u
Inches complexion and rciks remarkably quick VIZ"
s,ge TO- lnisen: and su3Ic weighing aeoni 100 "t 10"
nouus Anthony arOugI from Snransburg or tecaoo"
N south Carolina b, Irwuo year or eighteen ,nonis
.,nc. lie has which to be an object ~
The eypeon been the habit OF going TO Cha' lest
Sayanah and Augusta Anthony The leader am! has persuaded
the o,,rr wh him. supposed they have passes or
some guarantee aye With they have taken weeks oSo"
and 4 bel clO;in" autl apparel. :,
BILLY brought from Virginia during the fall Of , ny Nlt.
sold the subscriber January, S anu ran
ava, once Mrs Cas OF LyachbnG owned hlm formerly,
and cuavei driving omnians IT. that place or cVehl
years; aG his o!c l. 10 return and e"ce 20 Tree STATE b! Is
wears OF age weighing 35 d0 pounds nuiatio comp cXo
much %cG question - ~ be answered c p
wl IncHiiy injured by II 81 ~i!E
vg n. orHbus much ;hi the skin - always scanned ana
liz whe hat and caosinef
light coiJ IL cod by Mrs Cats on account OF
ms padness Sngkcg
E.RTLErT Of Norfolk, Va 3! or IS yeaTs oi age
weighing pounds ck copper colocu almost SLOW
the rest without any %
sc IN the chaDe Of free State lie was brought from
Norfolk IL years Of and raised until that time by Mr.
urfr Brunrd lie brought THE couEy by Mi WI
n. Bartlett should taken, he will soon divulse the history OF
AL
very liberal offered for their apprehension AM In
formation concerning them, and .clr delivery
Anthony ami Bartlett had w!!!,kes and Billy eoare which are
OF probably by ths tine j.. Is '" EA'Eh.
tina a L3-rH
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| IMPROVING JAMES RliER Andcrs"n' from
,h select COMMITTEES on the Improvement OF the rI"rr al
The meeting OF The City Council last Monoay evening, pre-
| sen ted the following report, wlL:l was adopteu
The Committee on the inpr vement of the river report
that IN. SURVEYS and Soundngae progressing steaa uh-
der the direction of the able o1ccrs Of inc Unllea
cn,s Srrvrv and the constitution Of the work has been
placed under the superintendenG III one OF 'ne mos u
yuishrJ and experienced officers o the uncd States he'
neer Corps. Col. K. f. DeltuIsy ,,o.
late in charge OF the improvement an estimate I" tc
;c cost vi OBTAINING fifteen lee 81 "&'cr ~ o:u'y s
tide m Il, the w'l.cyes oil the dly IRON when IL appears
,t I. can be accom- clshcd h. dredging BY me e@pchl'
lue o only s3 OUO ard .ee reiai!s 81 we nnG
ria,luf by Congress Applicable hiS o'Ie, 'oNu'
In yir.v 81 importance u oar CITY OF "'H'"'r
Tins nnnva,r,nt ard Of The uncertainty 81 iui!c aipo-
uriauns By Congress- your Committee afG hh4hi"u''y "
opinion hA! the city should -uIry me means iq". "
con;tlr il, II necessary even we're me sum many '
o., llc Than they nave expect II VIII 10 rom c
nboy, estimate INV when ou State has al me last ses
sion f The Lerisla no applopf ted some Twelve 'i"nT
,t dars iowa s the compcil OF great systeh "i fh
roads ana h. much the yrs!er portion OF when con-
verge in lie ai:rction Of ty when our own Peopc
have voluntarily submitted 10 nuEicph 'aSatioh III aao
lion 10 III large proportion aIreaY contributed 10 INC
REVENUES in utGer 10 grant 1Iher ah 20 'le comir-
nor ci iacsv great .incs, "Icr, III shots u'c ".
may eSpec: our ely 10 hay' connection ny ,.'l Ioau
md eel WIN The Ohio River, with the hlississ'p.
ri by lie South raj ID. $50 win 'hc ha'' "
K,n,urhv ~ fiears OF the E. mn:fana zap Neau' aio
with he rich valleys o! tie ! aSn a;'i Ceia"Hc ny ''
D,,y,. an, 10 say nurhiH Il To wide extent ara
bcuu,rss ic.ua,cas ci On great State ""pfc
wjt,u .r.i- whirh iaas i'm rovcmcnis nol tA" 'nthc
RUS uuxi!n;,rs viii open /" u fa!he' your on':1
ar. %, l,uon shrld be lest IN obtaining an
,murycm.n; which is all hll remains to give cm""nu
an adva nagr IN position over ii DINER Auahc ces ~
much OF The trace o! West aid Southwest ami 70 place.
her p,usperty uoon aud aG'ing 6aa lhey lhere-
tr recommend 10 the Council The adoption OF Inc follow
| Ing resolutions: 49,
channel OF The river, that ve.eis drawing htsn lee .!
water NAV come to wharves object OF paramount I'm
po,tanrr 70 lie trade and the growth OF the city.
/ ii, DIFF Drtest
appropr1iions OF Cuuafese tie committee IN tie IMPROVE
M ri Of lanes liver auhpid 10 draw or me Chlh-
hrain for sum rul Ia exceed r the pftSs! uUO whch
nav h. aIacrd ~ hem IN tie l.s vi The U"i'Ld Stats
urnrcr OFFICER in charge II IL improvement oil the fi'c'
and applied puicnusc u dsdalng machines OF n surn
v,ncr way 10 lie opinion 81 ne Committee WI" o's' po
/ n ,nI.c .Ill
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by The EXECUTIVE a
Elias ieasly confined in the Jail OF The county
Carroll for an attempt murder Joshua Wilson, has broken jail
: gazing al large.
Tmeiore hereby offer reward Of hundred dollars Il
any shall the said Elias Beasy an
AVER jail Of the said county and DO moreover rrt
ali officers Commonwealth civil and military aud request Tie
generally their best ocnr the arrest OF
tnr I.asiy that he hr hrnugI 20 Justice.
hand Governor and under HE Lesser sea- :"
the Commonwealth, This ~ tly al June. 1873, -,.
Il. Jos JOHNSON.
nv The Governor ". MuSpoRD, Secretary ol lie
Commonwealth.
old. SIX lec 'sN
and npartcI Through The middle
Sr nrF. spot ms head his Is rather over
IN. su size m with very n,e beard. He had with i
a which Is supposed ne "otewli s1'
cooc! corduroy pants and white Russia Rabbit hat
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POHTfOAL.
N GIiAr NONE CAN GAIN

4 BOON f'GAr NONE CAN GAIN.
| wou.. the Pas; wire NIL dream
Itssuus.,ines and It's lears,-
And | had Weakened fresh, 10 life.
Uolr,.d BY vanished years.
With no resretfui thoughts TO cast
Their shade Ger lime TO come,
Blu, full OF lrustfulness, could deem
This Earth happy home.
/ would the Past were all dream
II Is mourn!ul thing
To tread garden when its Flowers
Lie dead or whitening,
Blu, LOOKING back on parted hours
Is wearler and more vain,-
Whose friends and hopes, unlike inc ho~e'''
Live not for us again.
Summer will come, and 10 the Eaf'h
Its lovely things bring oacs,
Tho leaves and flowers unioo ~ o"'"
To glad on. earthly track;
The song OF birds upon the air
Ring clearly sbeiore,
ant .I. be.o, ed and dreams OF old
Awake for us no more.
The heart may sometimes find 1t sweet,
When some one dear Is near,-
When peace aud hope ars in it's depths
And kind words on tho ear
In such an hour TO wander back
To time that long hath flown.-
But Rought save bitterness Is this
To one whose heart 10 lone.
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uSES OF IRON-Everyttne tha, tends TO cheaper
irn tends 10 open sGurce9 industry Nowitns'aha
Ing the croakings OF the high rDecve arftes the WORK
inS in iron has Increased sine the reduction o! du'es
,huph the immediate effect OF the act might possibly have
hren 10 suspend of the uses AID furnaces where the
ore was worked Among The nst ingenious uses we nave
seer M ntionrd ls ,hr fnlo~ ing Detroit Free Press
Among the ncw articles manufacture Is a now style
armchair for paror use iJrne OF fine wires, woven To-
re,her spi-ay The seat Of IT. chair is formed oil ~re
continuous with the oacko il rocker, the sides oaEH'
nd -ea urc ali piece; that abTir is strong ana mo
hy durable need 10, c adnd The scat far from being
in,racnbe hard and nn:raeaa il elastic, ami Of hand-
ons appearance ard 1t transported from place
~ uIacs hnu damage. Tn, weight OF chair oi inns
scplion il considerably less than OF rosewood OF
carved mahogany, and the prc,s which they are furnish
ed are very moderate.
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TIE HERMITAGE.

Within wood one summer day,
And In a hollow ancient trunk,
! shnt me from the world away,
To live as lives hermit monk
My celia ghostly sycamore,
The roots and limbs were dead with age,
Decay had carved the gothic door,
Which looked into my hermitage.
My library was large and full,
Where, ever as hermit plods,
read until my eyes were dull
With teurs, for all thoso tones were Gods.
The vine that al my door way swung,
Had verses writ on every leaf
The very sungs the bright becs sung
In honey seeking visits brief
No, briei-,hough each stayed never long
So rapidly they came and went;
No pause was left In all their song,
For while they,borrowed still they lent
AL day the woodland Iniostrels sang:
Small feet were IN The leaves astir
And often Ger my doorway rang
The lap Of blue.winged visitor.
Afar the stately river swayed,
And poured itself in giant swens
Wbll- heie III. ofouket danced aud played,
And gayly wtuag iis liquid bells.
The springs gave ma their crystal food,
Aud my cun,.nt,nent made II wine,
Aud or | iounj what klnsly fuUd
Grew on The worlds forgutlen vine.
The moss ur weed, or running q wer,
Too humble in their nups tv Giinb,
Had IN themselves the lovely power
To mike me napier for the time.
And when the starry night came by,
And, STOPPING, looked Into my cell,
Then Sll between the earth and akY
Was circlud 10 huller SPELL
A bel ht, and depth, and breadth sublime.
O'erspread the scene and reached me Stars,
Until Eternity and Time
Seemed drowning their dividing bars.
And voices which tho day meier hears,
And VISIONS ahich the sun ne'tr sees.
From earth and iron IN. dlstaot sphrrss
Game on the moonlight aid The breeze
Thus day and night my spirit grew
In love with that which round mc shoue,
Unul my calm heart fully knew
The 10y II IL 10 be alone.
The time went by, iii, one fair dawn
saw against the Eastern hres
A visiunary city dawn,
With dusky lines Of domes and spires
The wind. In sad and 6lful spells,
Blew y ct IL from the gates Of morn,
TIL c"uli .leatly hear the bells
That tung above world forlorn.
And we'll I listened TO their voice,
AMI "a. ply pondered what they said.
TIL a,uss there was no choice
~enl v lille yet the East was red.
My waaened heart for utterance yearned-
the clom ,ruus wind had broke the spell
l needs mus, teach what had learned
Within my simple woodland CELL
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Ii there natural flower garden il IS The Sacra.
menio Valley. Walk any where you please side of The
city, wherever pu-h the husbandnan has
not been there will you ud bed Of beautiful wild fuw ers
of every hue and description Travellers by the wayslde
a, This year. indeed rredos in paradise
of bsauly."-f Californian.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

New YORK June 29.-The steamer Georgia has arrived,
bringing udvces from California also 81 900 COU
gold She was Quarantned Havana and passengers
were allowed land |, is rumored that ScDator win had
been Killed In "A duel with Mr. McCorkle.
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T o the Virginia Safe Agricultural Socieiy hcla Oh
The lDi the Hall of the House Delegates was
tia, The first cattle sho% and Agcuitura Far
M Inc ocley should be held October next Notice is according
hreh Farmers Manufacturers and Mechanics 10 prepare
he exhibition
premium with rules and regulations for the Pair will be
published due time. A. is only necessary 10 say INA
The premiums wh be with that Of other Stae so
eie,irsand that there vii be general and spirited
all parts OF the and that first lar WIZ oo
credit and give satisfaction 10 all concerned
PHILIP ST GEORGE COOKE, Presilent
l9-c~SH Virginia State Agricultural SoceS.
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tIIIS HOUSE between Cha "teyle a. The
w. open ne accommodation VI VISITORS on r +
ieiis'tin IN
cr,cG OF country. commanding once grand 'ie" OF us
Mcnticell" ard tc inversi!
n ans and airy, we'll Calculated 10 accommodate l
les =, no wish pend their IN the upper country Inc Wa
~ , nn. cool and refreshing The fare and accommodation
cannot m exccle any house The ace-and every attention
vii r rvea make all who al this house. Comfortable ah'
happy. ,,,cu,p, 1o,,SSoS
lLrr l--cb
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No SorIcE To RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.

RPOSAIS grading bridging and masonry OF the West
ern the CovIn2o and Ohio Rail Road VIII he re-
ceyeL Office Engineer GuyandoIe Cabeli County
Virginia, between the AEI and Both June next.
10 mile sections, bridges over wcre
Mud Rivers and tunnel OF JuD or to eet
IN length al the bend Of Mud River
Also between the lat AMI 18Th July proposals VIII b. re-
ovrrIun Virginia. the grading bridging AMI masonry
portion the Ea Division, lying between tue Tow" 9"
and ckSpns Rivera distance OF 10
or nile. heavy work, including much heavy retaining
vail ro ar-c JacsJn's RIVER and pvbl5y um
ucls.
The SUCCESS bids a b. declared practicable after the
li:h Iulv. Iy order OF The BuAfi ui Public Works
ClIAS u. SHAW,
Chief Engineer CuviGgtou and Ohio Raj! Road Company