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Norfolk Markets.

AUGUST 7.-BeunS.-Sorthern white, $50;
southern white, s.. 5OM$3.
Butter. -Gladcs, 25Q3sc.; New York State, ao@
35c.
C0Hon.-Mlddling. sac; low middling, SC; good
ordinary, 3lc.; ordinary, SOC.
Corn.-Salcs Of white At 9sc.; yellow, 0ic.; mixed,
Csc.
Four.-patapsco family. $l2,75; extra, S'gsu;
supcrIine, s.. 75IH5; fine, $6gS6.75.
EurSeed. $685..
OutS.-Old, 8s:c. new, &c;
Peds.-Black-cycd. Fl.i5; black. SO495c.
PeunutS.-Primc }3.25.
R9sin.-No; ! sl.95 Mo- 81: no. ,, sl.9S;
oak heading. go; culls, s93. White oak hogs
head, s55 culls, $23. Red oak hogshead, $50;
culls, &2e.
,HtnqLeS.-Two-fcet, S4.25.
Tnr.2Small barrels, $l.sO large, $3.50.
Wheat quiet. White, prime, FLO; fair, Sl.4o@
sl.5O. Red, prime, sl.G0; fair, $l.3Cgsl.4o; com
mon. SlNSl..O.
HhiSkey.-Proof, 81 .l09Sl.2o.
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TIE GERMAN TURNER'S FESTIVAL
Chicago, August THE city is alive to-
day with German Turner's, who came here
from all parts Of the country to attend the
great five days funniest, which commenced
to-day. An official reception of the Tur-
ncrs takes place this evening.
The funniest promises 10 be one Of sur
passing s~plendor. Money is not to be spared
in the attempt to render the fest one Of un-
examplcd magnihcence. Sixteen hundred
Turner's are expected, and for twelve hum
bred of these visitors lodgings have been
secured in private families. The rest will
be Hospitality entertained at the leading
hotels at the expense Of their Chicago
brethren. An immense fest hall has been
built at Wright's Grove, on the north side,
where the festivities will principally tran
spire, and which, it is said, will accommo-
date q tremendous multitude. The Ale
gcmcine Snngcrbund, or United Singing
Societies of Chicago, will contribute the in
dispensable clement of music, which enters
largely into the composition Of similar fes-
tivals.
Tomorrow the Turner's will march in
procession to Wright's Grove, where the
prize turning will commence at II o'clock.
At 2 o'clock the fest dinner will be ciycn
in the hall. The German speech will be
delivered by F. Lackner, and the speech III
English by General Hasbrouck Davis. In
the evening prize declamations will be
given at headquarters, and concerts at the
various Turner halls.
On Monday the Turner's will again march
in procession to Wright's Grove, where the
day will be occupied by prize turning. In
the evening q grand concert, under the
leadership Of Hans Balatka, will be given
at Farwell Hall. 1t will be composed of
about $50 singers and an orchestra of fifty
performers. Among the prominent must
clans are Madam Anna Alderman Jawor-
ska, prima donna, of St. Petersburg and
London Herr Wenzel kopta, solo violin
list and Herr Emil Schulz, tenor.
On Tuesday the Turner's will march, as
before, to Wright's Grove, where the prize
turning will continue. In the evening the
"Great Turner ~Commers," or Summer
nights Festival, with music, Examinations,
and dancing.
On Wednesday the Turner Teachers and
Turn Warts Congress will assemble at 9 in
the morning. In the afternoon o large e1-
c%ursion. In the evening distribution Of
prizes OF headquarters, and closing balls at
all the Turner halls of the city.
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The members of the National Tobacco
Association and the patrons Of the Tobacco
Fair recently held in Cincinnati were en-
tcrtained last Thursday night at the Spcn-
Ger House in that city. The sixth toast was
The Tobacco Trade Of Virginia-May it
soon reach its former prosperity under the
brighter era which We trust has dawned,
and may the culture and high tone of its
leading members convince all that our avo-
cation is not ~dcrogatory to the finer qualities
Of our nature"
1t was responded to by Mr.. L. H. FRAY
SER, of this city, member elect Of the Vir-
ninin legislature.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD Wharf.-The SUsQUE-
HANNA RAILROAD EXC1TEMENT-FIsK, JR.,
ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT, &C.-Al0dny,
August 6.-There is intense excitement here
in regard to the S%usquehanna railroad. A
complaint was made to-day against Messrs.
Leonard, Herrick, North, and Wilbur, dlrec-
tors, and MIR. Phelps, treasurer, charging
them with conspiracy to place the road IN
the control of Mr.. Jay Gould and his friends,
now managing the Erie railway, and thus
defraud the company out of its property.
1t also denies all charges against President
Ramsey. Judge Clure issued an order
e~njoining the above parties from acting as
directors, vice-president, and treasurer.
This reduced the board to less than a quo
rum and though they met they were obliged
to adjourn sine die.
albany, August 1.-The excitement in
the Sus~quehanna railroad imbroglio con-
tinues. Yesterday Judge Peckman, on ap-
plication of the Ramsey interest, appointed
Hon. R. H. Pruyn receiver of the road, and
Superintendent Van Valkenburg was put in
charge of the office. This morning, on going
to the office, he found Mr.. Herrick had
been there opening the doors of his private
rooms, whereupon he called in several men
and stationed them at the various doors
with orders to let no one pass in.
Soon after, James Fisk, Jr., of New York,
appeared and demanded admission. lie
was refused, whereupon he produced papers
showing that he had been appointed receiver
of the road by Judge Barnard, of New
York, and, calling on several men he had
with him, declared his intention Of forcibly
taking possession. Superintendent Van
Valkenburg appeared and informed MIR.
Fisk that Hon. r. II. Pruyn had been ap,-
pointed receiver, and that he (Mr. Van W
had been put in charge of the office, and
ordered him (Mr. Fisk and his party out.
A melee ensued which resulted IN MIR.
Fisk and his party being elected. Still
Fisk remained outside, making o noisy
demonstration, when the superintendent
put him in charge of IN officer to take hin
to the station-house. Mr.. Fiek accompanied
the officer, but on showing his papers, and
no one appearing against him, he was dis
charged. He then returned to the ONCE,
and in an interview with Superintendent
Van Valkenburg informed that gentleman
that he had been in some twenty such
scrapes, but never before met with the man
who dared to face him and discharge his
duty as he had. He further said that he
wanted just such u man, and if he lost IN
this fight he wanted him to come to him In
New York; if he won, he wanted him to
stay here. Judge Peckham will on Mon
day decide who 10 the receiver.
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THg FLYING SHIP.-The San Francisco
Spectator says of Mr.. Marriott, the inven-
Tor Of the new balloon:
" lie has enlisted the money and sympa-
thy Of some Of the shrcwdest men OF tins
Community, and they are nov preparing an
AYitor Of large size, By means o. which a
party Of six gentlemen viii make a trial
trip 10 New T5rk and back. This machine
will be ready fgr trial in sixty or ninety
dayg.'i
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

GRASS AND DAT HARVESTING
W have now In store, and receiving by New
York steamers. all sizes OF the celebrated CLlp-
PER MOWER and MCCORMlCk'S PRIZE
MOWER, warranted TO be the best moving ma
chimes in Virginia. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed to purchasers. - 1rro,r
INC HhKE. the PRATT WHEEL RAKE, and
the 10 W AY and CLIPPER WHEEL
RAKE and a full stock Of GRASS BLADES,
sNATHES, and SCYTHE-STONES.
FOR oats. the r COMBINED REAPER
and MOWER, the cheapest and the best combined
reaper and mower in the market.
We have just issued q new catalogue. Farmers
are invited TO write for a copy,
lie 80 II. u. SAllIh ~ W,
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For.igu 1arkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, August 8. -NOOn--Consols 92i: United
States bonds quiet at S33. Sugar trim both on the
spot and atloat.
L0SDoT, August 9.-Erening.-Common rossn,
IS. Sd. Turpcntinc, 2ts. Cd. OPS. Consols, s3s.
United States bonds, sag.
LIVERPOOL. August 9.-NOOn.-Cotton = SHADE
nrIucr: uplanGs. l2sd.; Orleans. 136l3hd.; estima-
ted sales. II, coo bales. Red western wheat, Dc. Cd.
Flour. cts. Cd.
wheat, los. Corn, 29s. Flour, 25s. Lard firm.
Pork, lois. .m,.
LIVERPOOL. August o.-E rening.-Cotton quiet
ut same quotations sales, L. 900 oaies. Eea "es'-
crn wheat, los. Id. Common rosin, SIS. Sd.
u,yrE. August 9.-Cotton-On the spot and
anOat, 1907.
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The weather South, and Crops.

WILMINGTON, NC, August 9.-Weathcr
clear, with the wind south. Thermometer
9S degrees.
AUGUSTA, GA, August 9.-The catcrpil-
Ter is reported in some sections of Georgia,
Florida, and South Carolina. No serious
damage has yet been done.
The weather has been chilly for two days,
with the thermometer down to 70 degrees,
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New YORK IrEMs.-NeW York, August 8.
The will Of the late Rufus Lord bequeathes
the bulk of his estate of 81, 900, 900 to two
Of his brothers. Other brothers and a Sis
ter receive moderate amounts, and S-V,oOo
are given 10 charitable societies.
The noted Five Points buildings are being
demolished, as a consequence OF opening
Worth street from Centre to Chatham.
1t is reported that another expedition Will
soon try 10 leave this harbor for Cuba.
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New

Tie following new classification OF wheat, adopt
effect On Tuesday All quotations made according
to this classification are TO he known AS Of bulk fall
wheat In elevator; other quotations Will be known
as wheat In sacks. Choice white 10 be bright,
sound, dry, plump, and well-cleaned pure, white
measured bushel No. ] white TO be sound, dry,
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The next session ofthis school will on
the first day OF September.
Pupils viii be received at the uniform price OF
$40 for the session often months, payable quarterly
IN advance.
Apply to DIR. John Dove: Dr. J. G.. Caben Or:
p. Trent Rev. DIR. Burrows J. VI. Strnther, Esq.
G. A. Myers, Esq. or w. +. Drinkard.
Enquirer, Whig, Evening News, State Journal,
copy twice each. au s-2aw4w
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PrCuroHD Aupust ? 1870

DEEDS DEPOT, SIXTH NEAR CLAY
-sG STREET, ESTABLISHED ls54.-I am In re-
ceipt of FRESH A daily from YORK river;
Prsrnrrants and private families can he supplied
with any quantity In the she'll or dcvilled. FRESH
FISH every day. WATERMELOSS, onsice; and
ICE for sale in any quantity 1t all times.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
ROBERT REID,
Office and depot Sixth near Clay street.
suA-1T
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Competition in the Cable Telegraph
Rates,

LONDON, Eng, August 9.-Thc old cable
company has reduced the tariff between
any point in Great Britain and New York
to $3.50 (gold) for ten words, and seventy
FIVE cents (gold) for each extra word. The
prcss messages are half rates. The rcduc-
ton August 10th.
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~ =: . ANDREW j. GRAY & co.

FOURTH SUPPLY OF JAPANESE
T. FASS.-AnOther lot just received at j. II.
ANTHONY'S TEA STORE, Main and Eighth
streets, OF those useful, light, and elegant fans,
Leaf. Best Gunpowder Tea. -; Japan, English
Breakfast, aad Oolong 81 80 good Green, yl.So.
Java Toasted Coffee, 4Jc. old Government Java,
bIrg Iy9
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Yellow Fever OH SEipbOnrG.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 9.-Captain
Tucker, of the schooner Francis Satterlee,
from Sagua Ia Grande, died of yellow fever
nj quarantine.
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Hnpyv Failure.

New YORK, August 9.-Bowers, Beck
man & Co., dry goods merchants, failed to-
day, with liabilities to the amount of $3,-
900, 900. The failure is attributed to the
steady decline in woollens.
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TIE ANTI-CoAL MISUNDERSTANDING,
August S.-The anti-coal monopoly organl-
cation is progressing. The committee ap-
pointed at the last public meeting toarrange
prcliminarics placed subscription papers at
various points to ascertain the amount Of
coal required by citizens. Definite arrange
mcnts will be perfected on Wednesday
night. Congress will be memorialized to
abolish the tariff on coal, iron, and other
mourrnl;ng
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New YORK, August 9.-Major Pratt, the
alleged leader Of the Texan rioters, was
remandcd to the custody of the United
States marshal. Commissioner Osborn will
hear the case to-day.
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GEORGETOWN Cattle Market.

AUGUsT e.-The market at Droycrs' Rest was
rather dull, though very well attended. We quote I:
900 head OF Cattle offered, OF which about $50
changed hands at Sa6lSs.5O p 100 Ms, gross. !, 500
sheep and Lambs were sold at SeGfi per head.
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ANNOUNCEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TN, August Last night the accomplished
daughter Of Professor A. Molyneaux Heath,
Of Harvard University, was led to the altar
by Fred. Douglass, Jr., son of the colored
orator. 4 grand reception came off In the
egeuing.- Telegram IN Philadelphia 1ele-
CrnEb
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NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.

NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.
PURPLE Tor STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
WHITE lobe.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
GERMAN TELTOW,
DALES HYBRID
R~UTABAGA, &c.
grown with care from selected roots, and OF extra
fine quality.
ALSO.
CABBAGE, KALE, LETTUCE, and other
seeds for fall sowing, Of superior quality, Tor sale;
Wholesale and retail, at lowest rates. at 1915 and
1890 Cary street. ALLlSON u ADD1SON.
iy %
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Spain and Cuba.

CFCCIaI lVItRTHHH y TIE Di5patcH.
WASHINGTON, August 9, 1869.
Much anxiety attends the Cabinet Council
tomorrow. It is thought that it will refer
solely to matters concerning Spain and Cuba.
Important mail advices by Admiral Hoff,
from Cuba, and kilograms from Minister
Sickles, at Madrid, are in possession of the
Navy and State Departments, and will be
laid before the meeting. 7.
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GIIhn.
Foreign News.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-De Rodas has
been authorized to offer autonomy to Cuba.
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Three men, named Hargrave, Bland, ana
Laston, were arrested in Augusta oeorg no.
on Saturday, charged with ropoing .n1
Southern Express of $4,000, on the oen'rai
railroad.
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Pasr-OFrIcE AFrAIES.- Virginia ESta-
nfJmcntS.-Elk Hill Mills, Goochland
county. Va, Robert L. Sadlcr postmaster ;
m routc rattonshurg 70 Richmond.
Wits Ridge, Floyd county, Annanias
Harmon postmaster; on route Floyd Court
house to IIill>villc.
.A,brr-cr postmaster; on routc Washing
ton 10 Richmond.
hunters MILLS, Fairfax county, Mary G.
B;lcs rostmistrcss on route Alexandria to
hamilton.
observation-disclosures, Groyson county,
Va; papers should now 60 to Indepcn-
dcncc.
Durrcttsvillc, Richmond county papers
should nov 90 to Farnham.
King George Courthouse, King George
county papers should now 70 to Comorn.
Orlcan, Fauquicr county papers should
now 30 10 Warrcnton.
Broad Run, Loudoun county; papers
SHOULD now 70 to L~ccsburE.
Virginia Offices EcGstabiiShed.-Cobb's
Creek, Mathews county, james 4. Carter
postmaster.
Bells Valley, Rockbridfc county, Martin
Thomas postmaster.
Mount Athos, Campbell county, Edgar
NJ. Swoopc postmaster.
Osbornc's Ford, Scott county, Isaac Pow
crs postmaster.
New Upton, Gloucester county, William
II. Boullin postmaster.
Morvcn, Amelia county, J. \. Scott post
master.
Laurel Fork, Carroll county, Miss Mary
J. Hall postmistrcss.
Sandy Hook, Rappahannock county, John
Readman postmaster.
Shawsvillc, Montgomery county, John
Woo,lcy postmaster.
Centre Gross, Essex county, John c.
Prince postmaster.
Rock Castle, Patrick county, L. D. Lee
postmaster.
White Plains, Brunswick county, F. P.
Wray postmaster.
Belfast Mills, Russell county, Caroline
Taylor postmistrcss.
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The steamer City of Washington on ms sat T..
urday took out from New York $4o5,oVo III
specie, the Denmark $3.50, 900, and the 'lnc
de Paris 1925 600.
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A Son Killed by Egts Father.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, August 9.-The pro-
prietor of the Lake View House, installing
his son for q burglar, last night, fired upon
and killed him.
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A disastrous fire occurred in Elizabeth
town. Kentucky, on Saturday, thirty build
ings being destroyed. Loss slz0'ooo' NO
narticulars given.
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THE WASuINGToE ScHUETZESFEsT.-lt is
conceded on all sides that the Schuetzenfest
wl-inl. has just closed was the most success
full in all respects ever held here. There
was no disturbance from the commencement
to the close. and but one serious accident.
The accident occurred on Friday evening
about 9 O'Clock, when two youths, named
a. J. Clark and Charles Green, were badly
burned by knocking over one Of the torches.
The boys were badly burned about the
head, face, arms, and shoulders. The
prizes were awarded on Friday evening.
Captain 4. knecsi, of New York, carried
off the first prize, q gold medal, for the best
shooting. Baltilnorcans received prizes rs
follows Ninth prize, for shooting, with rest,
Mt targets \ and 3, to MIR. Rau, a cashmere
shawl eleventh prize, consisting OF knives,
forks. and spoons, to Mr.. Kracmer; fourth
prize, for shooting without rest, consisting
Of a gold chain, to Mr.. Charles Lemkuhlc 3;
sixth prize, a gilt mantcl clock, to Mr..
Wcittscin; seventh prize, a handsome china
chamber set, to Mr.. Frank. The medal for
the best exhibition Of gymnastics by the
Turner's was awarded to Mr.. Preston, Of the
Washington Turn Fcrciu. The first prize
Of $25 in gold, for bowling, was awarded TO
Mr.. G.. W. G. Eslin, OF this city.-Lettcr IN
Baltimore SIM.
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GENERAL ROBERT WaShinQ-
fon. August SIT was stated o few days
400 that General Robert Williams, Assist.
ant Adjutant-Gcncral Of the Army, had
been named in connection with the United
states scratorship from Virginia. The an
no. cement ut once raised the cry of Gear.
rc..bxAccr" among the Wells papers Of the
State. but he is no such thing. He is a ma
tive Of Virginia, was appointed to the army
from that State in 1851, and has property
there. He has always claimed to be q Vir-
ciniau. His rank in the army is that of
r,o'or, with the brcvct rank of brigadicr-
General. His friends do not doubt that he
would retire from the army Cor n place in
the Scuatc.-CoyTcSpondcncc Of Baltimore
SIN,
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General Imboden was in town last Thurs
day. He came, no doubt, to renew his ne
gotiations with the Norfolk and Great West
ern Railroad Company. Possibly he pro-
poses something more liberal than he Offer
ed at the recent meeting of the stockhold-
ers.-DanviHe Times, 18th.
A Lynchburg dealer paid at the rate of
$3.50 per hundred pounds for q lot of to-
bacco-one pound, perhaps.
The Scottsville Register seconds the
nomination of Mr.. Southall, of Albemarle,
for Speaker of the House of Delegates.
They had o grand Walker barbecue in
Surry county the other day.
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MASONIC ACADEMY,
MAYO STREET, RICHMOND
JOHN II. MACRAE, PRINCIPAL.
MALE DEPARTMENT.

Mathematics, and the Higher and IHtermc-
diate English branches, Jon Fl. MAcRAE.
Primary English branches, Mrs. MAcRAE.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
It's bags COFFEE, ali grades:
3 hogshcads choice V. L. SUGAR
) hogsheads X RICO SUGAR,
so barrels Il Il SUGAR,
50 barrels 4 and EXTRA CSUGAR,
- barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 hogsheads SIDES and SH
BACON,
50 barrels EASTPORT HERRINGS,
% barrels GROSS HERRINGS,
20 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
30 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP.
ticrccs prime CAROLINA RICE,
100 barrels VALLEY FLOUR, all Grades
100 sacks MARsuALL'S
barrels WILSON'S" fine RYE WIS
KEY,
Is barrels "Lackey'sr superior pure RYE,
90 barrels medium RYE WHlSkEG,
20 barrels low grade WHIskEY,
10 barrels NEW ENGLAND RUN (old),
5 barrels GIN,
PALE apd DARK BRANDY,
SHERRY and PORT WINE, &C., &C.,
w 20 ANDREW J. GRAY & co.
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PARIS, August 9.-The Senate's commit
tee has adopted the first article of the Sc
natus Consultum. The disposition of the
Senate is favorable to the whole project.
Empress Eugene departs eastward on
the oath instant, to be present at the open
ing of the Suez canal.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NEAR WASHINGTON,
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA.

NV SELECTSCHOOL for boys will be re-opcned
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT and close
on the Goth day of June, 1870, under the charge Of
Mr. G. III. B~ARKSDALE, an VI. -. graduate OF the
University of Virginia.
Pupils VIII be prepared for the University OF
Virginia and other colleges, or for the business
pursuits of life. o.
TERMS: For board. tuition, washing, &C., e2so;
payable quarterly In advance. No extras. Early
application desired.
JOHN G.. LANE,
Washington, Rappahannock county, va.
REFERENCES Rt. Rev. John Johns, Tbeologi-
cal Seminary, Va: William Green, Esq, Rich
mond. Va; u. II. Shackelford, Esq, Warrenton,
Va. Professor c. S. Ncnable,. Or. J.S. DAVIS, UNI
vcrsitv of Virginia Judge Fl. III. Marshall, Char-
iotte Courthouse. Va; Wood Bouldin, Ialcotr
Charlotte county. Va. je 2S-3taw6w
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT.

The French Language, and the Higher, Tntermedi
ale, and Primary English branches,
Miss NAyNIE BoYKIg.
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Nor DEAD.-Mr. P. R. Redd left Henry
county about fifteen years ago for Califor-
MIA. Not being heard from for many years,
he was thought to be dead, and his estate
divided between his kin. But, q few days
ago, B. j. Gravely, Esq, of this place, re-
ceived a letter from him making inquiries
after his brother John c. Redd) and his
sister (Mrs. PENN. He wrote from Van
couver, Clark county, Washington territory.
DuuuiUe Times. Th,
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.

SUPPOSED MURDER.-We learn from good
authority of the recent arrest of three men
in Craig county-viz., Daniel Huffman and
his three so~ns-charged with the murder
of William w. Webb. On the 10th of No
vember last Mr.. Webb mysteriously disap-
peared, and has not been seen or heard of
since. He left his house on the day above
named, saying he had an appointment with
Daniel Huffman in the glade-a piece of
brushy woodland not far distant. Soon
after, several shots we're heard in the glade,
but nothing was thought of it until the alb
sencc Of Webb was known. A body was
found in the Salt pond, in Giles county,
about fifteen miles from the residence of
Webb, a few days since, which was sup
posed to be the remains Of Webb.--Roanohe
Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-10
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