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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Meeting of the Stockholders of the
virginfa and Tennessee Railroad.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
II LYNcHBURG, VA, November II,
The stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad met here at II NJ. to-day.
Thomas s. Bocock, ESQ.,, was appointed
chairman, and Messrs. N. M. Osborne, R.
W. Hughes, and J. William Morgan gecre-
taries.
committee on proxies was appointed.
The roll of stockholders was then called.
General Malone read his report, which
was received with applause.
The committee on proxies not being
ready to report, the meeting adjourned I'M
til 1901. NJ. The election at this hour is
progressing, General Malone being the
only nomination made for the presidency of
the road. -.- -. ..------..- b. -
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The Rev. Mr.. Boucher, Canadian oler-
gyman, has been condemned topay $500 for
defamation of character in some assertions
made at the Surratt trial, in which ne was
q witness against the prisoner.
Contracts have been given out by Mr.
Garrett to some Of the lowest bidders 1oT !,
the construction of sections of the railroad
from Washington to Point of ROCKS.
Three hundred and seventeen buildings
were erected in st. Paul, Mimi, this year
at cost of 81 ,0O5,O5O
1t is said that there are acorns enough
within three miles Of Jefferson, Texas, TO
fatten 5000 hogs.
All the Year Round is hereafter to be
edited by MIR. Charles Dickens, Jr., who
succeeds Mr.. Willis.
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TIE FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE POST
MASTER G ENERAL.--lt is stated that among
the important facts which will be shown by
the forthcoming report Of the Postmaster
General will be a tabular statement show
Ing in what States and Territories the re-
cclw- from hostages fall far short Of the
expenses Of transporting the mails. All
the southern States are included but Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and such western
States as Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, and
California. In these States and Territories
the expense Of transportation alone exceeds
the receipts for hostages by the sum of
Sj,lyo:J37. Since March, 1865, there has
been al increase Of l,2G7 routes, involving
+,,,A miles additional service. On the
"Oth Of June, 1865, the number Of lineal
niles Of service were l42, $40; on the 3Gth
o. June, 1865, it was 2lG,92S. On the 30th
o. June, 1865, the actual transportation
Tas'j1 1913, GA miles on the Both of June,
ISIS, il was 81 ,22i, 1925 miles. If anybody
wants IN explanation OF the deficiency in
'Ae revenue Of the department, or for the
past and current fiscal year, they will find
II IN these figures. Yet every mile and
every dollar has been called for by the ac-
'IaI wants Of the people and business of
The country, and not a dollar or a mile
could now be dispensed with without 3
great outcry.
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D,.,,xs7grcr1oN.-Grecley says


The State Of Mississippi, alone among
=. c,otrs which have voted on their re-
wv .,.;vr Constitutions framed under the
s,,,str,ction acts Of Congress, gave ma
..-;,vof votes against ratifving the instru-
.., Brt il is reported that a recount Of
~, Votes has Just been made by the pro-
.- authority, and that it now appears that
.,o;,~;tv Of the legal votes cast were IN
..,,,, ot ratifvinr-so the State will soon he
f.,.1 from militrrv rule and restored to
..,t.rovrrnment and TO representation in
C,cc~rss. In fact, we presume that the
,,.coto # Seymour and Blair has rendered
=, ~ longer desirable, in the ewes Of her
: MFR aristocracy, that she should remain
.r, If the Union so we Judge that she is
>,,~;ac in hy general acQuicsccnce, if not
~ ;brafirmativc and hearty action, of those
~, 60 stoutly dissented when the vote was
tszeH.
-. Virginia and Texas are MI that remain
s,ncn. Nrd their new Constitutions are
..r,~'r,c1 and ready to he voted on. We
t,rr 10 Soc every State self-governcd and
-,r~e>cat"i in Congress at furthest by the
'a~ m which General Grants first message
g, President is sent in to the two Houses"
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THE New STAMPS ON TOBACCO AND CT
CAUSE.-THE Secretary of the Treasury has
fixed the 23d day of November, 1868, as
the day when all the provisions of3the law
relating to the use of stamps upon tobacco,
snuff, and cigars, shall take effect. These
stamps will be as follows-viz.:
l. Stamps for tobacco and snuff Of twelve
Observation-Disclosures, One-half pound, l
pound, pounds, pounds, pounds, 10
pounds, 20 pounds, 81 pounds, 40 pounds,
50 pounds, GO, and 100 pounds.
2. Small stamps for cut tobacco and
snutfs, in packages of one-half ounce. l
ounce, and ounces, of the 32-cent class,
and ounces Of the I6-cent class. r.ftvT
3. Strip stamps for cut tobacco and snuff,
in packages of 4 ounces, ounces, ounces,
and l6 ounces of the 32-cent class, and 4
ounces, s ounces, and l6 ounces Of the L.
cent class.
4. a stamp for tobacco intended for ex-
mort is required by section "a, act Of July
20, 1868.
). Cigar stamps for boxes containing Is,
so, 100, $50, and 500 cigars, respectively.
These must be used both for domestic and
imported cigars, and for cigarettes weighing
over three pounds per thousand.
6. Stamps for cigarettes weighing three
pounds or less per thousand and taxable at
$3.50. Until additional stamps shall be
found necessary, only one will be prepared,
suitable for boxes of FIVE hundred each.
These stamps will be furnished to COL
lectors upon requisition, and with the ex-
ception Of the expectation stamp will be
sold to manufacturers at their full value as
indicated by the tax on the quantity repre-
sented by each. For each expectation stamp
twenty-five cents will be collected when the
entry is made for the transportation Of the
tobacco to an export warehouse.
If these stamps are delivered prior to
November % collectors may sell them to
the manufacturers, who may Immediately
commence their use.
The monthly returns Of tobacco and cigar
manufacturers for the month Of November
must set forth the whole quantity sold dur
ing the month, the number Of cigars stamp
ed by the inspector under the old law, and
also the quantity upon which tax-paid
stamps were affixed, and the tax will be as
sessed only upon the quantity sold without
tax paid stamps.
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WESTWARD lTol-The ticket agent of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
sold twenty-seven through tickets to St..
Louis and'one to Cincinnati yesterday. The
parties emigrating to the West are substan-
sial young men and heads Of families
mainly from Bedford and from other coun-
tics along the line of the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad. They had better remain
at home, and work to redeem old Virginia.
L11nchbatrq Republican, l7th.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day night the stable of Mr.. j. Newton Cor
don and his dwelling-bouse were entirely
consumed His principal loss consists in
the destruction of his horse and in the
loss, by theft, of his silverware and gold
watch, the rest of his property being cover
ed by insurance. His furniture was in
sured for 81 900 and his house for $4,000
The fire was donhtless the work Of an in
cendiary.-Lynchburg Ne,rs.
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tins DISTRICT CorKT-TuE JUDICIARY OF
v,rGrN1A.-The next session of the District
Court for this part of Virginia will meet on
the 81 Of December, and in all probability
viii he the last session under the present
regime. Before they meet again, Congress
will undoubtedly order vote to be taken
IN the new Constitution, or, indeed, may
order its adoption without q vote The
Judiciary of the State is one of the few
bright spots left Us. 1t is there that we can
still look with pride-there that we find men
determined to discharge the duties of office
unbiased by passion and uninfuenced by
lear FrederickSburg Herald.
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MURDERER ARREsTED.-A negro named
Henry Logan was arrested in the city yes
terday, charged with numbering his wife
last April in Halifax county. He was COM
mitted to jail for safe-keeping, and will be
sent to Halifax for trial by the first oppor-
tunity.-Lynchburg Republican, 18th.
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DEFALCAT1oS.-We have been Informed
that George Larson, who was Deputy United
States Marshal, Deputy Messenger in Bank
ruptcy for the Third Congressional District,
and clerk for the Commissioner in Equity
of Newberry county, absconded recently
with $1,000 of the funds of the Commits
sioner in Equity. -Chnrlest0n Ne,us.
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We trust our friend of the Cleveland
TQudea'rr will be able TO explain what
has become of that tremendous lsraelite
vote in Ohio and other States that was to be
cast for Seymour and Blair.-LouiSuille
fourier.
We can. The day before the election we
noticed in the Courier or some other Demo
cratic paper an article headed "To Your
Tents, Oh, Israel" Our Hebrew friend
EFFICIENTLY went TO their tents and remained.
gyr!u1td Pldinde0!cr.
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CRIME IN NEW ENGLAND STATEs.-Bos-
ton, November 16.-John Craine, of Cam
bridge, Mass, has been sentenced to two
years. hard labor for criminally emitting
certain property in his bankruptcy sche-
dule. A physician named Brennan has been
arrested in Springfield, Mass, and taken to
New Haven on charge Of rape and MUIR
ders committed in that city.
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REv1vAL.-The religious revival in pro-
gress at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South continues, and the interest mani
tested is increasing-a number of persons
having professed conversion. The meetings
will be continued during this week.-Aler-
o,,,7.iu On -oyp
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SUIc1DE.-Mr. Baldwin Lee, on upright
and respected citizen Of King George, but
who has been laboring under mental de-
rangement for two or three years past, but
was thought to be improving, committed
suicide at his home one day last week by
cutting his throat with razor.-Aleran-
tlri0 Gazette.
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,i II would appear that apples are some
WAY WAY rare IN Texas, the La Grange Demo-
"4' reporting the arrival and sale Of geve-
IA wagon loads in that place at dollar
. uo]en. Other Texas papers are Boosting
~ 'Aeir second crop of fall vegetables now
III market.
=, me number Of conyicts banished from
i'uSs'a TO Siberia annually averages about
551'01o, including many women and chill
afsa. The distance is nearly 1000 miles,
S Sla 'Ae Journey is generally performed on
!0"' One-htth of the exiles die on the way.
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LONDON, November 17.-Noon.-Consols,
941a. United States bonds, 1874. Sugar
steady. There was no market in Liver
pool, owing to the election.
LONDON, November l7.-EUening.-Se-
curities unchanged. Turpentine declining.
PARIS, November 17.-Bourse firm.
Rentes steady.
HAvRE, November 17.-Cotton quiet.
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BREAD.-We have taken the pains to in
ouire of farmers from different parts of the
surrounding country about the crops grown
this year, and all concur in the opinion that
the crop Of Indian corn was much better
than any made since the war.-Danuillt
RpniSter
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-iSan
Francisco, November l6.-Passengers and
mails by the Central Pacific railroad are
now carried to Argenta, Nevada, 3S5 miles
east of Sacramento. Track IL laid sixty
five miles further east. The earnings for
October exceeded 100000.
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A Coop WISH FOR RIcHMoSD.-TheN Nor
folk Virqinian says we trust that our
City of the Seven Hills may soon regain its
former trade with the Brazils; and we wish
for the bark which has spread her sails in
this adventure the fairest breezes and the
most serene skies which Neptune ever gave
to any craft upon the ocean,"
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Loss Of n Steamer.

HAVANA, November II .-Intelligence has
been received here that the steamship Star
of the Union, from New Orleans for Havana,
on the 10th was totally wrecked near Bahia
Honda. The crew and passengers were
aavad
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THE CONFEDERATE CEMETERY.-A fine
brick wall has been built around the Con-
federate Cemetery, adjoining that of the
citizens. 1t was completed last week, and
we believe cost nearly S2,00O.-FTederichs-
h,,,.r Herald
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IAMMANY HALL.-The large hall in the
Lew Ialnmany building, with all the apart
lentS On the same floor as the hall, have
osen let to Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer for
'I''OoO per annum. Concerts and enter
@innents will be given during the winter.
Ner ITk Times.
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CATTLE.-Fourteen carloads of splendid
cattle, belonging to General G. c. Wharton
and others, passed over the airline yester-
day on their way to the Baltimore market.
L,1ochburd Republican.
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ANOTHER STAY Law GoNE.-Yesterday,
1 a. weeks consideration, the Hon. W.
D. woods, Chancellor of the Middle Divi-
''Yn, delivered an able and clear opinion, in
winch he declared that the stay law was un-
constitutional and yoid.-Selma (Aladona)
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F1RE.-Yesterday a wooden house in the
upper part of the town was DESTROYED by
fire. 1t belonged to Mr.. James A. Taylor,
and was renting for sixteen dollars per
month .-Frcdericksburg Herald.
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MICRO SUFFRAGE EVERYWHERE TIL

MORO SUFFRAGE EVERYWHERE.- The
LvnchburG Frqinian says:
"For ourselves, we may say that we have
s,n-h; this matter on principle, never hav-
;~c been able 20 view 1t in the light Of e1pe-
tcr"f: but if we are TO he overborne by
the remorseless majority Of the North, aud
they will apply this principle to themselves,
We shall have much less right to complain,
even though a larger share Of the evil of
unlimited negro suffrage will fall to us. In
hat case we should accept it for better or
IT worse. So, go ahead, Mr.. Greeley, and
Il rs have equality before the law with
ne right to choose representatives in all the
States alike. AS submission, not choice, is
he alternative presented to us, we will
,.dm;t. Now, what more can be asked ?"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, November 17.-Manife5tatlons
regarding the coup d'etdt of December "a
throughout France are forbidden.
La Rationale Temps has been seized by
the police and its publication suspended.
$50. SPAIN.
MADRID, November 1.-THE Repuoll-
cans are gaining strength in Seville or
Cadiz.
ENGLAND-THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, November l7.-There was great
excitement and but little violence attend
ing the elections. In forty-one constituencies
returned, the Liberals gain SIX.
SIAM.
LONDON, November 1.-THE King OF
Siam is dead.
BERLIN.
BERLIN, November E.-bismarck re-
sumes his functions in December.
ITALY.
NAPLES, November l7.-Mt. VesuVlus Is
again in violent eruption.
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MOB LAVA few nirhts ago MOI sur
rounded the Jail at Gayoso, rcmiscot county,
Mo-, and took therefrom and lynched o
prisoner named Swails, who murdered one
Marion Faust about ten days ago at that
Mace
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GENERAL GRANT on NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
The Baltimore american says that General
Gran; has already, in private conversation,
EXPRESSED the hope that the adoption of an
amendment 10 the Constitution proclaiming
universal Suffrage, without distinction Of
r.ce or color, will be one of the first acts of
the ayrroaching session of Congress.
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Sevmour's majority in New Jersey is
sos, auI RaudoIph's majority for Cover
nor is 1878.
Official returns from all the counties but
four III Illinois foot up majority for Grant
ii ji,13t.
Complete returns from all but six coun-
ties in Ohio, and estimates from these, give
Grant a majority Of 4l,59G.
Nearly complete official returns in New
York make Seymour's majority 1887, and
lioaman's majority 3O,lS2. The aggregate
yote Of the State is very large-oVer S4O,-
CON, which is an increase OF 100000 over
that Of lSG6.
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RESIGNATION OF MAYOR HOFFMAN, OF
NHW IoGE.-Ncle York, November lG.-
Mayor Hoffman sent letter of resignation
totnc ommon Council to-day, to take effect
November so, in order that the vacancy
may he filed at the regular charter election
n December.
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baltimore and Ohio RailrOnL.

BALTIMORE, November 17.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad to-day all the
old directors were reelected.
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Gen. Grant OH the Eight-HOur Law.
WASHINGTON, November H. General
Grant decides that eight hours work emit
ties the Government laborers to the same
compensation as when ten hours made a
DAVIS work.
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ACCIDENT TO BISHOP STETENs.-Bethle-
hem, Pa, November l6.-Bishop Stevens
fell ON a sidewalk in South Bethlehem on
Saturday night and broke his arm and leg.
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HE ALLEGED CUBAN ExrEDITIoN.-We
are authorized by General w. A. Henning-
''' 10 state that he has no connection what
s'sF with any flibustering expedition IN
regard 10 Cuba.-Notionul htelligencer.
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ENFIRMAKY.

OOLLEGE INFfRMARy,~e
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
ISAIAH II. WHITE, III. D., MEDICAL SUPERIS-
uu. TENpEST.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mtted, except the insane and those laborfng under
contagious disorders. .H III.
Esdicdt and Surgical StdE-Dayid. II. Tucker,
II. D.; l.. 3. Joynes. NJ. D.; ). B. McCaw, Of. D.;
X. T. Coleman, d. D.. o. r. Manson, n. D.; Hun
ter Mcclure, n. d.; u. ID. Cunningham, d.. D.; j.
5. Wexford, NJ. D.; Walter Coles, NJ ID.
Consulting PhgStcfdns-John A. CUNNINGHAM,
NJ. D.; Robert &. Cabeil n D.; John Il. skeleton,
III. u.
Consulting Surqsons-Jsmes Bolton, u; D.; 0.
A. CrenshaW, II. D.; j. 3, De- Cullen, MI.
OF the city, and convenient OF access 20 AZ tine ous
ness centres, depots &c. IL contains iargc and
well-ventilated wards, aRdneatly priVste
Special accommodation provided for tho treat
msnt OF inebriateS, and cases OF GsStrt1R tress.
Suitable provisions made Tor women curing con-
Membtes of the profession in good standing win
be accorded the privilege OF attending such patients
ss they may enter.
cHAaGEs, INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL At
TENDANCE AND MkDIcINE
Large wards, per week, Invariably
In advauce}. .................. ese0
Private rooms, per week, tnvar!a-
+ dssaEsass ss is &
crattoDs. ~ N ~
Fos further iafosmss,on, or admission apply at
40 '''-i '''' : : IsAIAH H. WHITE, " D..
Medical superintendent.
au 9s-dw Ssnm&wsm
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A-OrrIcIAL.--The official
vote Of Pennsylvania is received full and
announced. The result is: For Grant,
%s22~9; for Seymour, 3l3,3S2-Grant' 5
majority, 2S,S9S. Total vote, 655, G62.
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EINE TOBACCO.-We have at whole
a. sale or retail the following very popular
brands OF CHEWING TOBACCO Hardgr0ve's
Indispensable, Hardgroye's Twin Brothers, Hard.
groves May Apple, Hardgrove's Buck Brand
Christians Comfort Christians Pine Apple,
Christians Indomirable, which We viii sell at
manufacturers prices.
WHITLOCK Il ABRAM,
oc 23-lm corner Fifteenth and Aain streets.
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YvlEaCHERS WILL FIND a LARGE s Up
ply of paper suitable for circulars i m0nkhly
renorts &c, ut the DISPATCH PRlNVlN6-
IITISyfsTl onnd en- orda~s for n-tuttnC
a TOMIZING INSTRUMENTS for sale ut
~ MEADE 4 BAKERS Is
M "a Drug stor1, 9l9 Main street.
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Tha weather South,

-7 The weather South.
SAVANNAH, Ga, November l7.-Wcather
warm, with light rain.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November l7.-Weather
cloudy and warm.
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This OK took the premium of 300 at the late
Fair ut Staunton and was declared by the Judges
TO be the finest animal ever seen in America.
,n,,r, ,n ,Dn1ScInN % CENTS
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HOgsEs AND MULES.


ON HAND AND FOR SALE, anS
" A No. LOT OF MULES and S&SA
HORSES, broke and unbroke, suitable W ~
for all purposes on my usual accommo- eza1aaas~
dating terms A lso. for my old customers, several
splendid TWO AND FUUG-HORSE WAGONS,
of my own manufacture, ready for delivery.
Il. W. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets
0--lwk
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Tbi; MAMMOTH OK which is now considered
the greatest wonder OF the present age, will be on
exhibition at
VIRGINIA HALL on WEDNESDAY the 18th,
and every day and night during the week, from
A Nj to 10 Z. NJ.
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rg1HE PUBLIC ARE INVITEDGssEs
TO CALL AND EXAMINE my ~ TT
complete and select stock or PIANOS, which l
have recently received from the manufaStory OF
Messrs Gaehe CO., OF BaitmGTe lnese IN
ness of tone and would invite Them especially
to examine piano which has been MADE Tor PrG-
lessor w illiam F. Grsbau, and VIII be on eImDl-
RUINS IMPROVED PATENT SOUNDING
BOARD PIANO, The greatest improvement ana
success Of the age-a vibrating soundlns-h IKE
d Violin, attached to the sounding-board In the
piano. that cannot be jammed or cramped ny me
contraction of the piano case Also, PIANOS OF
THE BEST MAKERS which can be sold for two
or three hundred dollars less than any
In the city. A. GhBHAkOl,
no 1s-3t corner OF El2hth anu MAN sueets.
TITO LAND OWNERS ON THE JAMES,
1 DAN, AND STAUNTON RIVERS.--On
Wednesday evening next l. will meet party OF
upwards of fifty Maryland andPennsylyania farm
eis mt Washington, on their way to Virginia In
search Of farms. These gent enen wish to examine
the country between Richmond and Lynchburg,
and the best lands OF Charlotte HALIFAX, ana Meek
lenburg counties. already have Il great deal OF
land for sale IN these sections Of country, but may
not be able to meet every special want OF tnese
parties and IS will accompany them on their
trim of examination, wish to say to any gentle
men whose lands are not in my hands that At
they wish to take the chance OF selling ID any Oh
this party. and will SO inform me- and agree 10 pay
my commission of five per CENT In case OIL SAFE !
will do my best TO eject IL. a.,
I have Just returned from long absence In the
North and am gad 70 a in the
disposition TO buy Virginia lands ana am nope
mi of large increaee OF buyers, provided sellers
remain as IN taef prices ther hy
or in nerson on our route Notice viii be given as
to what days we may be expected along the diher-
en- no lis. Office Virginia Lands.
TV1EACHERs WILL FIND A LARGE sUP-
-. frI
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FHE WONDER OF THE AGE.
A THOROUGHBRED DURHAM OK,
raised in Grcenbricr county, Va.

A BEAUTIFUL ROAM, WEIGHING 4,30t
POUNDS, AND ONLY SIX YEARS OLD.
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PRICE OF ADMISs1uN............ CENTS
Gno ls-Ak1
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DOMEsTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAYINGS COMPANI
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1895.