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Affairs In Norfolk.
OF 1nE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

NORFOLK, August 10, 1883.
The City Councils, at late meeting, among 9TH
or commendable acts, passed resolutions to con.
struct a new Market House forthwith, and will
advertise for proposals In day two for the
s.ruciion ofthe same, while the Finance Committee
have provided for the collection of ST. 900 to pay
for its erection.
Liberal donations have also been made to the
United Engine Company. by which they will be
enabled to build one of tie most magnificent en-
glue houses in the South. The company furnish
the land and the city pays for the building having
already donated s, 900 to that end.
The people Of Norfolk are almost in extacies at
the idea of having a railroad OF their own, and
are looking forward to the opening of the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad with great deal of satis-
faction. There can bs no doubt of the beneficial
results OF this connection, and We think We have
csnse for great rejoicing at the prospect of speedy
connection with the iron baud which is to link US
with the great West.
We contemplate jollifcation of some kind on
tho opening of this Improvement, and with good
aud sufficient data, look for an improvement in
trade.
James Stroud, employed in the stone mason's de-
par tment OF the Gosport navy yard, yesterday af
ternoon bad his arm cut by steel point, which
severed vein, causing him to sustain q conside-
rable loss of blood. The wound was dressed and
the injury pronounced to be small.
We learn that it is in contemplation to get up a
grand fancy dress ball at the Hygea Hotel, some
time next week. From what we learn, it Is to be
under the auspices of Prof Munder, and is to be
one OF the most magnificent sfsirs of the kind
ever gotten up In Virginia, and must attract host
OF bellies and beaux from Richmond, Petersburg and
the surrounding country to this fashionable re-
sort.
Business operations continue light Sales of
corn to-day at-yelIow $50; white S5c mixed s3a
Soc. Wheat il coming in steadily, and We note
sales TO day OF several thousand bushels at-red
81 20; white $l.30. The supply of grain is unequal
to the demand, and the tendency is upward.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLF

HALIFAX, Aug. 11.-Eastern telegraph lines down
again. Nothing from the cable. But for this &C.
cidept the message Of Queen Victoria was expected
according to promises of the cable electricians.
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PAYMENT OF INDIAN ANNIIrrrEs

ST.. LOUIS Aug 9.-Mr. Cronin, who brought in
teligence of Gen. Walkers new expedition, re-
ports from ten to twenty thousand Indians on the
Pawnee Fork, receiving their annuities from Col.
Burt the Indian agent.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION

BosroN, August 1.-THE steamers Montreal an,
Lewiston collided last night near Monhegan, an,
we're much damaged. r.sH s4.s.+rI
No passengers hurt Both boats arrived safe
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CITIZENS BANK OF MEMPHIS, TESNEssEE.--Messrs
SIP. Walker and D. B. Turner, late Presidents Of
the Citizens Bank of Memphis. publish card in
the Memphis papers, stating that they will under.
take to apply their individual means and property
to make good any deficiency to note-holders or
creditors of the Bank The Memphis Bulletin
says that MIR. Walkers means, together with the
assets, are ample TO perform what he promises.
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MuRDEE-0n last Sunday, a negro fellow be-
longing to Etheldred Sauls. Esq, of Wayne county
n. c., and youth some II or is years old, son OF
Mr. Saals' Overseer, got into a quarrel over a wa
termelon, when the youth seized cider pestle and
Inflicted blow on the negros head, killing iu.
instantly
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Cur His HEAD Orion Saturday night last. a
man named John Moss. attempted to get on the
down train Of the s. c. Road from Augusta TO
Charleston just after it had started from the de.
pot at Graniteville, S C. The cars beirg in mo.
ton, he missed his hold and fell. The train WAS
immediately stopped, and men sent back to see if
the man was injured. They found his head on
one side of the track aud his body on the other.
the wheel having passed over his neck, and sever.
ed the head from the body.
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HEAT AT AT. LOUJS

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The heat yesterday was
excessive-the thermometer ranging from ESQ 10
l04o. There were II cases of sun stroke, of which
were fatal. -a
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. JAMES CUTLER.
! ABSCON DED--My apprentice.

ing shout the county ct Hanover on the cite
XII. Of Richmond or Petersburg He vas IN Risbs.
nend on I'D july last He b gingerbread coisred
act, and has 3 number Of bumps On his iacs' an
persons arc warned agairst barboriDg or em5lavias
MD boy and any one who viii restore him ~ NJ
in Richmond, or give Information By which / Ear an
get him. Will DO suitably rewarded and al ex pets..
paid. 4. ]. CkuMP. BSiicsr.
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III ETDISp ATC ri


NOTICE TO ADskRrTsERs > adprrfssm,nts. for
a. DIsF ATCu mus b. Aaadsd u By SIR o'clock IN lse
kerev pressars Of adpefsstns sts upon the coumas q,
oar paper sei1 wa admI u their rscepssoa after At
Ao6F adNnad,
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DINNER TO GOV. CHASE, OF OHIO.

Boston. August 10.-Gov. Chase, of Ohio, receiv-
ed complimentary dinner at the Parker House
yesterday afternoon from the leading republicans.
Gov Banks presided. @ .es
The barque Hebron at Quarantine, from New Or.
leans, had one death on her passage, and four of
her crew have been sent to the hospital
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~AUCrIoN NoriCB.-I ak attention
to the sale of excellent Furniture valuable Horses
Miles, Wagons. &C., belonging TO the estate Of the
late John F. stith, and to take place Tbs Day II 10
Hill $50 u. CAUTHOkN.
au 12-1t ~ Auct.
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STRANGE AccIDErr.--While two sons of Cbauncv
Donaldson, l6 and 90 years of age, were hunting
ducks in the marsh in West Swanton, Vermont
they rowed their canoe near flock, and agreed
that one should fire at the ducks while on the
water aud the other while on the wing. To do
The the younger was to lower his head. and the
elder to fire over II; hut the elder fred as The
Younger brother wat raising his head, and some of
tho shot passed Through his neck; and the unfor
tunate inquired "who.was to blame" and died
physician could fnd 10 shot nor any traces of
them in his head but attributed his Immediate
death to conclusion of the BRAIN occasoned by bis
nearness to the ruzz'e of the gun. The afflicted
father was almost para'yzed with grief
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$50 REWAkO Kan sW~y. IN

the list day 81 November. 1867 ~ - s,e
0oeEsu H0csens he y u medium -
&c: think Oh tho leff; generally tlmid; Svrps2
eye. 81 which she easily be detected - the q ~
srOand the ere " yery much drawn. Sic kas hssn
zen : fsw days In Richmond. and passing a ~
woman. ssspsct her to have forged psss snd i
working In s1zns Of the tobacco factories In Eiek
rnond or MaDcheetsr. ! viii give the aboye inward
iorulatfon 20 that 1 can get her ssAln -
siv f2-dAw1as JAMES CUrLrp
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WeAAr's LoyE--0ne George W. Scott has haen
arrested 10 Chicago for poisoning his wife. who
lately died. The deceased first saw her hnshand
while passing through the Charleston State Prison,
ana sas 90 prepossessed BY the convict's appear
served bis time. he sought out the lady and mar
aoa ner, she adhered to him until death, infamous
ana abusive as he was, with vomsn's devotion.
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NEWS FGon laDIA.--The Calcutta letter of the
London Times (Jnne 26) has the following:
'Foionel strattop, of Her Majesty's 18th. just
arrived from Australia. marched his men to Dun,
dun, eight miles, with their stocks on An hour
after he and his Instructor in rife practice were
botn dend Of apoplexy."
The comment o: tho Times on the above was as
follows:
s.when the Justice of Heaven falls, or when the
laws of Nature yindIcate themselves, IL 10 wrong
70 rejoice: but We cannot commit the hypocrisy Of
Affecting TO mourn the death of COLONEL Stratton,
II. indeed, he fell In such q cause"
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U ARTILLERY DEFEATED IN skIRMrsH WITH TIE
BuHrAIoEs.-An officer of the army, writing to the n
York Herald, from the Camp on the Platte, says
en- the tih of July We first struck the buffalo. The
excitement was intense. The recruits, in their en-
thusasm broke through discipline, and blazNd
away ut a small herd crossing the road in front of
them. Some three or four bulls ran parallel to a
light battery, when the artilerists commenced
peppering them with Colts revolyers Stung by
these leaden pellets, the animals wheeled in line
and charged the battery with the most warlike
intentions Down they came with glaring eyes
and away went the horses aud pieces in the most
ingIorious manner. One piece ran to the rear. aud
another struck off quarter of mile into the prai-
RE before the affrighted horses became man.
ageablc. The dragons and infantry, of course
hsds hearty laugh at the vanquished artillery; but
had they been charged, one-half of the former
would probably have found seat some where else.
and the latter scattered rapidly without standing
atell on the order of their going Indeed if the re
Is any military combination, composed of flesh and
blood capable of stolidiy withdrawing the charge
Of an Infatuated herd of bualoes, have yet to nd
1t ont.
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stage from saiisbury 70 Ashevtlle, N. c., Was up
set Dear Shelby, and man named Campbell, . dri
Yer on the line, who vas on the box with the dri.
yer, was instantly killed 4 passenger inside es.
capped unisjdrAd.
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WspePeF Ghterprfse.
Ths New York Herald says thas ia t1l..r.,h,.
apesulEsncs rem London will cost two shous.nd
dsllsD eolsmp. Nevertheless, X l. dstsrmi.sd
~ hsss ~ asxs, ! 8
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0esrst Smith has accepted tho nomination tor
.e Of New York conferred upon him BY the
liberty convention,
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~ psapArcU YoR rUp apRrNos

~ Us8PArCH FOR T0a SPRINGS --ftrsons O :
sxAee xetAs s.ssrtws places, oaM Aacs shs DtspATc
aasd . tAs. any length II tmt. ty leaving fh<r
eravs q ~ essSnssnC room, ard pdya0 in cdracs
xh<f fra<s
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igned) CAMPBELL MORFiT.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA q TEsSYssEE RAILROAD Co..

q
Lynchbufg, Aug 6, lstSJ
NOTICE.-The Eleventh Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will be held In the
Hall of their Depot, In the city ut Lynehburg, on
Wednesday the Is. h day of September next
FORM OF PROXY
Knoso all Biea By these presents. hat we, the sub
scribers, BEN STOCK holders IN the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad Company. do hereby Constitute
aud appoint ----- our true and lawful Atfor.
ney and proxy to represent each OF US Ia general
meetings Of the Stockholders OF said Company when
we are not personally present. with fui power and
aul hority at such general meeting, to give such
vote or votes and to do such other act acts, as
each of us could give CT do If we were personally
present.
SEAL
vIrNgss sEAL.
10Th Bylaw: "Proxies. to represent stock in their
general annual meetings. shall only be valid for the
. pace of two years from the date thereof.
BY order ofthe Board Of Directors.
RUTTER AND CHEESE. - Just re-
- csived lot of firssrate Butter-I0 boxes prime
new Cheese 10 kegs Leaf Lard for sale low, .. the
BUTTER DEPOT, Maia street, between lzlh and
18TH streets BA0Okk PLEASAaTS.
su9
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fLEotioS In MOBILE. ALA.-At the election held
10 Mobile, Ala. on the ID inst the democrsts sue
ceeded 10 electing the sheriG asd commissioners
OF revenue, while their oppositton got the TAX as
SCISSOR The election WAS spiritediy contested and
tie vote pretty close.
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ASorHEs LINK IN rHs TELEGRAPH CH.rs.-The
journal Of Commerce learns that the COMPANY
which was formed last year for the purpose of e..
tablishipg tslegraphic communication between the
completed their preliminary arrangements ana
are resolved to commence the work i'm medistslv
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MARINE IHrELLIa anCh


orr 81 R!samond, A,y ll-as3h nv(1tsv 81 o'cl.
ARRIVED,
Bark Kedron. Ferreli, New York, salt. Dunlop,
M0neure d Co.
Schr Mariah Pike, -. Boston. ice, B Wardwel, q
Co. =
schr Andrew rm,trong, Fitchett, James River,
wheat, Warwick BARK sdse. .
SAILED,
Schr Hiawatha, Sinonton, New York, Edse,
shields Someryill. =
NEW YORK, Aug. l0-Cleared, schrs Josephine
Smith and j Hinkley, for Richmond. Arrived,
schrs Waterman, Peterson, hichmo.d, and Mar
garet, Henson, City Poipt.
PaLADELPHIA, Aug l0.-C,eared. steamer vir-
ginIa Kelly. Richmond.
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H@ New FIRE PRoor Roor1Na

~ New FIRE PRooF RooFINa-The
subscribers, Successors of EsTuL 4 Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC s
CEMENT ROOFING.
row offer the same to the public.
1t makes one of the very best aud cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS,
DEPOTS, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs
stops the eaky ones. and prevents those newly put
ON from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re.paiuting for many years.
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to. G D YALE IL CO..
l30 Main street.
81 County Rights in Virginia for SALE
= jy 2l-2m
Caution - Messrs. G. D. YALE &
co. are our only Agents. and all pers,us using
an imitation offered here. made through informs
ton got at the Patent Oce will bs liable to rs Tor
treble damages. laus] KSTILL Co.
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PEACE COMMISSIONERS EN- ROUTE TO WASH
INGT0N.
ST. LOUIS, Monday. Aug 9. 1s5S--1ov. Powell
and Major NcCulloch. the Utah Peace Commits
sioners arrived hero last night, and proceeded
East in the early train this morning.
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Newspaper CHAHeE.-The Williamsburg (Va)
Gazette has been discontinued by its energetic cd
itor, j. Hervey Ewing, who intends removing his
types, &c. to Norfolk, and there publishing semi.
weekly paper to be called "The Norfolk Exami-
Ter" Mr. L. has now wider and therefore more
suitable field for his enterprisiug spirit
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW
>@G YORK by the Mai! Steamship
46ea$52 ROANOKE are requested to be on
PICARD before tine hour of departure,
4 O'Clock, p N, FRIDAY 18th inst
Tickets and berths secured at our office, opposite
steamers wharves
Passage to New York, Meals and Stateroon inclu-
ded only $40. Steerage passage only S..
PASSAGE to Norfolk, same as by the river boats.
limited quantity OF freight will be received this
trip. =
IL IA u
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~ MEAsURER's' NorIcB-Having
removed my Office to my residence Broad st !.
my many friends, and the pubic generally, con-
tinuance of that patronage, which. for the last s
months, they have SO literally bestowed.
From the large expert, nee have had in measur.
ing Lumber, Brick.work, Plastering, ID 1T work
Stone work. &c. feel confident of giving gen ,ral
satisfaction. LEROY A CRENSHAW.
jy i2-Im Measurer.
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MISSISSIPPI STEAMER BURNT.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 10-The steamer Edward Mann
ing was burnt at Alton Yesterday Loss SO. 600
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CHEMICAL LAB0kAT0kY,
no 9 East Twelfth street,
Near University Place,

THE GUANO from Glide Island, near
i the Calf Of California. resembles In geuers
characters. the Peruvian 6uane, bat has dAtinc
WHILE it's proportion Of Ammonia falls several Der
cent below the average quantity Ia Peruvian tSuano
1t contains higher ratio Of Phosphoric Acid Tbis
difference in the two Guanos brings about that de-
sirAbe alton, between those prime components OF
the Elide auan0, which will give 10 IL more per
manent effect upon the sell. and at the sane time
maintain high and sufficient fsrtilising activity
In addition. POTASH ia always largely present. and
in quantity. nearly equal TO the average In Peruvian
Guane. The due consideration OF thess and iis 9TH
or natural advantages, just fss the opinion that
the real agricultural value f Eide 0uano spprosch-
terms than would be deduced In the usual way Of
estimating the money value of that article chief
from its content of Ammonia
(Signed1 CAMPBELL MORFfT
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nE Tn MARTIAL AID HENRY COMA
MES win hold their fiftisth regular monthly meet
inc at their room. under Lee Pieasants Office, this
(THURSDAY) evening, at 6K o'clock
ul2-lt JAS X LEE, eec'y.
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e. Psnsoss wishing P1NNfEe, Tor
|ehaa1 sesa obsaie thsn " calling u this ONES
- JAoKsox's OILrBaArsD BrfrrRs.
Il you have Asu' 's TA H ijAcksos's BlrrEas.
Y ron have Bilious Ts:i JACK sor,s s,rrrns.
u y0a Aass D''DspT;'1slk n sAcksos,s s1srEas
n ron have summer Complsint .,-r,,.
A. TONIC. and curer Of General Debility, it u
e. q; y Drass ssn{ j gss say
81 11-ts sl Proprietor.
~ Oh. AoHILLss AscoLI's Office, on
Grace street, between 7th and sth
Change qf Hour FIR the Poo. the 18th inst,
(Ausust) DR.. Asc III viii BE- 10 sttendancs upon the
tween 1ee snd q hsrstsor.. and posSg At no
Other hoar. In the day Or evening. NH l2-iy'
nTeopA WAITE! HoDA WARM
| Soda Water icy cold with every variety Of Syrup.
s.s.: !! II :ss:s.isss :. c.} I :S "a, Y Il.
q the city. but the very bsss 4 town;
| an ll-1w Market Place. franklin street.
nT A CARD.-Particular attention 10
called to my sale o: New Furniture, THIS MORN
ING. Ct 10 o'clock. Zee Auction pSst Sorr -.
/ au l<-I anna SsOAAs Auct.
| nE Tn MARTIAL AID HENRY COMA
MES will hold their fftieth regular monthly meet
inc at their ROOM under Lee Pleasant Office, this
NET an is~it : '''A"S' = JAS K LEE. sec'y.
~AuCrIos Nor,cs.-I ak attention
to the sale of excellent Furniture valuable Horses
Mules. Wagons &C., belonging 10 the estate Of the
late John r stith and to take place Tbs Day 1t 10
O'clock. at his residence. near UNION sfrtlon Union
Hill ~ 4. CAUTHOkN.
aul2-is Anct.
M UNpREcEDEHrED SueoEss.-T The
| excitement in behalf Of BAKERS CEl4EBRATED
| PREMIUM BiTTERS continues TO increase in
this city as we'll throughout the State. As sure
cure for Dyspepsia. Tcrpidity of the Liver. Sour
| stomach and Nervous Headache, they have no r.
val; and in addition to the great virtue Of Baker,
| Cholera, Cholera Morbus, DiarIhoea or summer
| COMPLAINT, where they have been used regularly
duriog the summer months. Should yon he attac ked
with the above complaints, use BAk Eks phEMl,
/ you will be permanently cured With the conn.
dence havs in it, advise all heads OF families
to keep bottle two reg uariy on hand In case OF
/ emergency, with the confident assurance that no
/ time 20 harmless. Price 80 cents per bottle; FOR
| sale by Messrs. Purcell, Laid Co, and by al!
prominent Druggists in the city OF Richmond ana
elsewhere. in Virginia. au ~
! ~ REMovAL.-P. B. PRICE has re-
| moved his stock of BOOKS and STATIONERY to
No. 1919 Main street. next door below Messrs hent,
| Paine Co. and next door above Mr. o. a 6watkIn,
being The store lateiy occupied ~ M WIN. Ai E
where he will be glad to receive the calls OF his
| friend. and customers for anything in his line.
| au l0-3t.
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TELEGRAPH REJoicINGS AT ST. JoHNS.-The Amer
lean frigats Niagara aud British steamers Gorgou
| and Horcupine arrived at st. Johns Monday after.
noon with Cyrus w. Field on board. dispatch
says:
When two or three miles Of the entrance to the
harbor steamboat with q large com pany on board
came ont to meet the Niagara, aud the wharf was
crowded with boats waiting her arrival The
lighthouse Of Cape Shear was literally covered
with Gags and streamers and the forts on the hills
commanding the entrance to st. Johns displayed
ths American flag. ~
Az the ship passed into the barbor she was greet
| cd with enthusiastic cheers by the crowds who
we're waiting her arrival The wharves we're
thronsed with anxious expectants, who cheered
aud cheered again. The joy bells were rung in all
the churches The noise'of cannon and all kinds
of firearms was perfectly deafening.
Hardly had the ship anchored before she was
boarded BY numerou. friends and well-wishers, all
OF them with their heartiest congr atuations TO
MIR Field and those who have achieved the under
taking.
That evening the city was illuminated, and the
people celebrated the occasion in regular festival
style. The country people poured into st. job ns
from all quarters and patrolled the streets in their
holiday dress. The following inscription is dis
played on one of the public buildings: success to
the cable of friendship-may more of its wires be
broken" Wednesday there was another gala day.
At ii o'clock Mr., Field received an address from
the Governor and Council in the Colonial Buildings
At IL o'clock another address was delivered by
him to the Chamber of Com nerce, at the Exchange
At / p. NJ, an address on the part of the citizens
was made to Captain Hudson and his officers OIL
~ the Governor to Mr.. Field, Captain Hudson and
the officers of the Niagara, at the Government
House. At 10 o'clock the festivities of the day
closed by grand bail at the Colonial Buildings.
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IITANTED-A TEACHER, to take
w charge of School at Orange Court House,
Va. on the Brst of September next A Lady. to
teach all Of the branches OF thorough English edu
cation. FRENCH and Music on the Piano; one of somr
experience preferred Letters addressed win be at
t,nded to promptly ar
an 7-lms Orange n, Va.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY-For the
w balance of the year 5 aood FARM HAEDS-
Also a WOMAN who can cook and wash Apply
to HATCHER WEBSTER
au6-6t Cary street.
WANTED-Eight or ten good BR0GUE
w makers. Apply at HARRIS = CO.'S.
au4 No. l29. Main ct.
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DAILINGS, LATHS, LUMBER, &c.
i 3o.O00 Northern Sawed PAILINGS
$4,000 do do BATHS
$4,000 feet Charleston FLOORING, (Richmonc
dressed)
Also a general assortment Of LUMBER
Baled OATS and HAY. (old crop.) &c, &c
All of which am Offering at unusual low rates.
O WALTHAIL.
eul2-3t Canal, between 9th aud It'll SITS.
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consumers of Gas

IN01IO11' DO1tH qWOhk0 NOfk9ti1HtOfoO 1 Vu-
~ in JEFFERSON WARD are hereby notified that
if they fail pay their Gas bills before the hour oil
O'Clock NJ today. they will be dealt with accord
ing to the requirements of the following extract
BE- an Ordinance passed by the Council May 9th,
1885, if any bull remain unpaid for ten days next after
that which it is presented the Auditor shall notify
the Superintendent, who shall stop the gas from
being u.ed on the premises in respect to which thu
default exists, and if not paid within fifteen days.
bill, and it shall be placed in the hands Of the Cisy
Collector.
T. B. HARRISON,