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The MASSACHUSETTS Logon LAw.-On
Friday last Massachusetts passed under the
prohibitory reign again. guarded by pen
alties as sweeping and severe as the mos.
cIacting could desire. No bar-keeper can
cell whiskey over his counter, no publican
can sell wine to his guest, no apothecary
can put up prescription with stimulants,
DO brewer can supply his customers, no
farmer can sell cider to his neighbor, with
out being liable to q fine Of FIVE hundred
thSlars and confinement at hard labor in
the hsuge of correction for six months. The
law is shorn Of its privileges, as nobody
.caa be licensed under it; but it's penalties
remain in full force. -BoSton Advertiser.
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FATAL AcCIDRNr TO A CIRCUS PER
FoRMER:-At Danville, on Friday last, as
the perforrIera of Joe Rutledge's circus
were pr,.ctciDg in the tent, one of the
a'hiet' 8, named Charles Miller, met with
an tcident which, it is expected, will prove
nal The accident occurred while turn
tng double somersault through hoop.
Miller had been turning double somer-
saults in the ordinary way, when, against
the counsels Of his comrades, he undertook
to double himself through a hoop but
alas his foet caught against the hoop, and
he fell upon the back Of his head and
shoulders, injuring the vertebra to the ex-
tent above indicated. Communication be-
tween the brain and the lower part Of the
body and the lower limbs was instantly cut
off, SO that pin might have been run into
MIN up to its head without his knowledge.
springfield (lH) Journal, april 80.
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AFFAIRS IN New YoRK.-Ne,o York,
May 3.-A bold attempt at robbery occur
red a, the corner of Broadway and Pearl
street to-day. Two men jumped into one
Of the money wagons of the American Ex-
press Company and knocked down the mes
senger in charge, but before they could
drive of or break open the safe they were
arrested.
The charge Of fraud against Mumler, the
so-cslled spiritual photographer, was dis
missed to-day, Judge Bowling deciding that
the prosecution had failed to make out a
case, and he would not be justified in send-
ing the charges to the grand jury.
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A STRANGE CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA,-A
young man named James Finley, aged
about seventeen years, was yesterday morn
ing attacked with unmistakable symptoms
Of hydrophobia while in the discharge of
his duties in one Of the hotels in this city.
Daring the afternoon he had several pa
roxysms, which lasted only for few mi
nutes, but were Of such character as to
excite the greatest alarm in the minds Of
his friends as to the final results. 1t ap.
pears that young Finley was badly bitten
in the side and leg, by a dog supposed to be
rabid, some time in the year 1868, but has
experienced no trouble from the wounds
until within few days, when he began to
feel pain in the healed wound-upo the leg.
Little attention was psid to the matter until
the terrible symptoms appeared yesterday.
Springfield (M.) Journal, April 80.
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,MoyEMENTs OF GEsEearrEr

ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 4.-General 3.
&. Lee and daughter arrived here this
morning, and proceeded to the residence Of
q kinsnan. No demonstration was made
in honor Of the General, as it Was under
stood that anything of the sort would be
displeasing to him.
Tonight General Lee received citizens at
the Mansion House, and among the callers
were large number of ladies. There was
no formal demonstration. The. General
leaves for Lexington Friday morning.
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PLASTER DISCOVERED IN FAIRFAX CoUN-
TY, VA.-We learn from gentleman who
lives in Fairfax county that an inexhausti-
BILE bed Of plaster, such as is ground and
used for fertiliziDg purposes, has been dis
covered about six miles from Fairfax Court
house. IF it turns out to be as represented,
it will be great source of wealth for those
who have the good fortune to own it
Manassas Gazette.
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BELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
TIP FOR THE SICK

II 80. a., 3, ;. 80, v,o,. ,.n,,,
Ga bronsh 10 tEe point OF misery through siekness
OF their psovider, the husband and The istner.ne
being unsbie in such state 70 LABOR tos sne es s
sssissnce IN time, are exhausting all their lstie
neans for medicines add doctors fess, and q lsst
there Is nothing remaining but utter
II this can be avoided Dy paying IN good nmss
a small amount 70 lte fund OF the s0UTA6kh
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AESOC&ATlUS sor
the relief or the sick -.
Every sick member receives, by paying s3se
half annually, 45 every week when sick OF py
paying eS, eie evcry week, no matter uncfner ne
disease Is derived from accident or any cengr
The prrniams are put SO low as 70 enable even
the pooft st man TO Jentkis becevoent
anfsecure 10 his family enough 10 keep tacm AS"s.
want. 49,. - tha
Inform alton can be received ct the oMee oi mo
company, as Broad street. -.r..a
a rents for al parts Of the e6uatry &rs yAntso,.
D1sEcroaa: WiiIism wfset Presidenss ~
RodeEer. treasurer; John Petn, css M;i,e,
cashisr of the Union sayinga bapk o ~. hessns
baum. ..----.-,-.-.------.----
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

WARRINGTON, March THE revenue
receipts to-day we're 81 1892, O0O.,.
Governor Wells, of Virginia, is here, and
visited the President to day. tits under
stood Wells wants q separate vote on the
test-oath clause. He returned to Richmond
tonight.
Ira A. Bloomfield has been appointed
revenue supervisor for Illinois.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day
except Attorney General Hoar. -
The House Committee on Foreign At
fairs will not visit Gan Domingo.
Postmsster-aeneral Creswell has ap-
pointed Jacob D. Ewes (negro) postmaster
at Valadosta, Ga. 7E
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BY 81. Benson, Aucsioneer.
..aEE = oys oCbson, 6kuSsaohSSA. 81 L
DUBLIC SALE, OF MoNTICELLO.-B

<ophlS Sa LEE We IuOS llOGIbos-bs
L virtue OF decree Of the ircuis court Of the
city Of Richmond rendered on the 20 day of No,
yember. 1883 in the cause Of mas P. Levy and
Fanny. his wife, and Eliza Henricks, platntifs
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, defend
ants shall, 4 COMMITS Toner therein named, fer
for sale at public auction on WEpN EsDAY the
2eth day OF May rext If suitable day, II not tue
next suitable day thereafter. on the premises,
MONTICELbO, the fora er residence OF hom IS
Jefferson, containing ! O HUNDRED AND
EI9HTEEN hCsks. The Improvements are
large brick dwelling planned and built under the
direction and supervision Of Me-. Jefferson him
SELF and all the necessary out-but' dines. Il Is
situated on an emiDence about three miles from
Charlottesville, and four from the University Of
Virginia: commanding view of all the surround
ing .untry-one of the finest In Virginia.
ERMs :rnethird Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. another third on twelve months
credit, the remainder on two years. credit from
day OF sale. the purchaser giving bonds for the de;
feTred instruments. The title will be withheld
until the whole of the purchase noIey be paid.
Possession gwen on the day OF sale. -----.--
ceiling az commissioner, the title will not be
warranted. it Is, however, unquestionable, hsv-
irg been passed upon by the courts Of New York
and Virginia. GEO see flARR,
Commissioner.
HENRY BENSON Auctfoneer ap 22-2tawtds
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MIssoURI.-St. Louis, May 5.-A conven-
ton of bishops of the Methodist Church
South will be held here this week. About
one hundred ministers will probably be
present. The proceedings Of the conven-
ton will be private. 4 Sunday-school con-
vention and celebration Of the anniversary
Of the Board of Missions will take place
during the week.
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THE SPIRITUAL PHOTOGRAPH TRIAL.
New YORK, May Ain the case of Mum
Ter, tried for fraud in selling photographs
at ten dollars dozen on which shadowy
outlines of figures appeared which he
claimed to be portraits Of deceased friends
of the sitters most in sympathy with them
while in life, has been discharged. Judge
Edmonds and other eminent spiritualists
testified to the absence of fraud, and to the
truthfulness Of the ikenesses to deceased
fripndp -..s... ..-....
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-San Fran
cisco, May 2.-The Central Pacific Railroad
company yesterday finished their portion
Of the road with the exception of two con-
Meeting rails, which Governor Sanford will
lay on Friday or Saturday of the present
week. a celebration of the event will be
held in this city and at Sacramento, for
which extensive preparations have been
made.
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The Massachusetts Senate has concluded
to exempt lager from the catalogue Of in
toxicating drinks which are to be forbidden
by the prohibitory law, provided that the
article does not contain more than three
and one-helf per centum Of alcohol. Fur
thermore, it is not to be sold at public bar
er to be drank on the premises.
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Foreign Markets-[Br THIssnAsHl.

Foreign MaFket8-lb1 TELsahAFHI.
LONDON, May 4.-Fooa,-Consols,9 S!t. Uni.
ted States bonds dull at 7sh. Sugar on the
tins, sos. 3d.. u go
Afternoon. States bonds, 1913.
LIvBRPooL, May 4.-Noon,-Cotton opens
dull; upiands, ll7sd.; Orleans, l25id.; esti.
mated sales, 5000 bales. Bombay shipments
to April Soth, %, 600 bales.
Afternoon. and fabrics at Manches-
ter heavy. Pork, loss. Tallow, 44s.-9d.
- 1LIvERPoob, May 4.-.Eps,ing. - Cotton
closed dull !; nplsnds, llMd-; Orleans, I'D.
sales, 5000 bales. Corn, 27s. Sd. Il s1s =
HAvRE, May s4.-Cotton opens dull;a tres
ordinaire. on the spot, 1881. low mtddtngs,
afloat, li0Hf. - aEAlJU - rAtslH ~
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RUssIA.-H. Petersburg, May 3.-The
recall Of De Stoeckl, Russian Minister to
the United States, is officially announced.
ENGLAND.-The bill for the disestablish-
ment Of the Irish church still hangs in the
House Of Commons.
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FAILURE OF INDIAN PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS

CHICAGO, May 4.-Advices from the In
dian country received at General Sheri-
dams headquarters say everything that has
been done to make peace with the Sioux as
a nation has proved an entire failure, and
the Indians are just SIS far from peace to-
day az they were two years ago.
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The VALLEY.-The Staunton Spectator
says: "The Convention did, in our opinion,
the wisest thing 1t could have done in the
circumstances by which it was surrounded.
1t did enough, and not too much. All Ia
ment the circumstances which made il nm
vie to do MORE"
Z. W. Mahood is 8 candidate for tie
house Of Delegates in Giles county.
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FATAL RAILWAY Chicago,
May 3.-This morning An eastern bound
freight train on the Toledo, Peoria and Wa
bash railroad broke through the bridge
over Panther creek, near Secor, H., killing
the engineer and severely ipjuring the fire.
man. Several cars were smashed.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 4.-foon.-Mouey steady
ut per cent. Sterling, l0eS. Gold, 1889.
s 2Os, 'B2, llSzs. North Carolina s's, 6oh ;
new. 54k. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 66h !;
| new, 62A. Tennessee 6s, ex-coupons, 67's ;
new, 60.
Flour l0@l5c. better. Wheat 2@3c. better.
Corn l@2c. better. Pork firm at S3l u. Lard
firm; steam, ls@lS3Sh. Cotton qniet at 2Sac.
Turpentine heavy at 46b@47c. Rosin firm ;
| strained, *2.62E. Freights firmer.
Epe1afng. Cotton unchanged sales 1900
bales at 2s24c. Flour l0@l5c. better on med-
um grades, and more doing. Superfine, &5 IS
0$6; common to fair extra southern, $8 COG
81. Wheat closed quiet T'ith the noon's adj
vance lost Corn closed quiet with the noon S
advance partially lost; mixed western dig
| 94c. Pork firmer at s29.S7H. Groceries quiet
and firm. Naval stores quiet. Freighls
frmer. n-F
Governments closed dull and steady. 5-20's,
62, 1881. Tennessee 6's, OK; new, 65I
North Carolina e's, 60h; new, 5424. Virginia
6's, 81; new, 50. Money closed sharp at per
cent. currency, with exceptions In coin. Ster.
ling heavy at l09@i0sh. Gold, 1904. Stocks
unsettled and weak. ssVsr
BALTIMORE, May 4.-Cotton, Csc. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Yalley red, S2.o2 ;
| good, 81 go. Corn active under small receipts
white, $780,; yellow, s50s7c. Oats firm but
heavy at 75@7Sc. Rye dull at 81 20@$1. 40.
| Pork quiet at $S1.75@t32. Bacon quiet; shoul-
| ders, l4s4c. Lard firm at l9hc. Whiskey
scarce at 9+1eee. ~
CINCINNATI, May 4.-Whiskey firm at s2c,
Provisions quiet and firm at full rates, with 4
light demand, and not enough business to
establish quotations. .EEE -
LOUISVILLE, May 4. Flour = Supertlne,
$3.50. Pork, sSl so. Bacon-Shoulders, l3AG
l5&c.; clear sides, 17b@l74c- Whisky, 92c.
ST. LOUIS. May 4.-Whiskey firm st SIC.
Provisions dull, with jobbing trade only.
Extra heavy mess pork, 81 .25ls3l: 90. Shout
ders, ike; clear sides, Tic. Lard heavy.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May 4.-Spirits tur.
pentine quiet at Ale. Rosin firm at $l.974G
$3.50. Others unchanged. II FgsE I
New ORLEANS, May 4.-The demand for cot
ton is slack; high grades unchanged; : low
grades easier; middiipes, 2sac.; sales, 600
bales; receipts, 7sS. bales exports, 6a bales.
Gold, 1861 New York sight, h1E premium.
Sugar-Common, sH@sAc.; prime, l2h@le&c.
Molas ses-Fermentipg, 4005ae.
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DEATH OF A RUSSIAN ADMIRAL.
ST. PETERsBuRGH, May 4.-Admira!
Prince Alexander Menschikof, Of the Rus
sian navy, ia dead.
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& ROUss, No. III

- MAIN srREET.-MAY, 1sss.-We opea
goods three times week. fresh from the great
auctior-houses Of New York. Just received per
steamer Niagara Dress Goods, Domestics, Para
soils OF ali kinds and ct all prices; the best Eng
list-wove Hosiery, with extra sizes: Mating,
Straw Hats, &C. Always on hand Boots, Shoes,
Hats, and Caps, for ladies and gentlemen. Best
Prints, i23c. Coates's Spool Cotton, &c.. other
brands equally as good t.oo yardsI Sc. The cele-
DRAFTED EDglish's Needles as four papers for 1c.
worth i5c. per paper everywhere &c. mys
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GENERAL GRANT--VIRGTNTA--THE
hxESDMEsT.-Fayette McMullin is in
Washington. Senator Morton. of Indiana,
said to him that he might rely on it that
General Grant feels disposed 70 deal most
literally towards the people of the South.
and towards Virginia especially. The sena.
tor was DESTROYS, however, for Governor
McMuliin TO understand that he thought
Congress would immovcbly insist upon
the adoption, FIRST, Of universal suffrage in
Virginia, and second. upon the ratification
o. the fifteenth Amendment as a condition
precedent to Vrginia's admission; and
that, these dor4 20, there would be little trou-
bic in reno ding all the disabilities imposed
b. the s'>drteenth amendment so soon as
the ger .sral pacihcation sets in.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY. ..
BALTIMORE, May 4.-William G. Ross
chief engineer of the fire department, died
to-day from injuries received by falling
wall at recent fire.
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DOU D Il EFT E.

DOU DRETTE.
The attention OF farmers and gardeners Is re-
specially called to this justly-celebrated
FEHTIL IZck.
It will produce more In proportion to cost than
any other manure, and will mature The crop from
two to three weeks earlier.
FUR TRUCK FARMS
1t stands UNI walled It Is more extensively used
In Europe and Asia than any other fertilizer.
Recommended particularly for
CORN, CQTTDN, T01 aCCO, AND
rGGTABu Es. -
1t is made from the night-soil taken from the
city Of Richmond
send for a circular and read the certificates O,
those who have tried It.
Packed in strong barrels, and sold at go per
ton. a. VINCENT BAhGAMIN,
aE Manufacturer,
Office and storehouse 1907 Ia, street
ap l2-1m and Basin pank Richmond, Va.
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THE BRITISH FISHERIES.

THE BRITISH FISHERIES.
TORONTO, May 4.-The House of Com
mons has adopted motion excluding all
foreigners from the British fishing grounds
in America.
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A beautiful line OF DEEss GOODS, consisting
in part OF
ELEGANT COLORED sILKS, all shades;
HANDSOME JAPANESE STRIPED SILKS
something unique and pretty;
BEAUTIFUL ELK POPLINs, some as low as
$40 q pattern, very cheap;
BLACK SILKS at 81 Sass, sa.7s, $3.50 very low !;
JAPANESE CT Otis, plain and checked;
CHECKED ALPACAS, all colors;
sEA SIDE LUsTREs, every one says they are
beautiful;
SILK CHALLEs, every color;
75c., and 81; sE.s.Mv ..a
BLACK ALPACAs the celebrated Buffalo
brand;
PLAIN ALPACAs, all co1ors, al s7sc., very
cheap; ,n..
GRENAD DINE ROBES, something new;
FIGURED GRENADINES, at 10, Is, 90, IT, soc.,
and 81;
MARsEILLEs, for Dresses. at s7s 4a CO. 7sc and
81;
NEW STYLES OF CAL1COEs OF BEAUTIFUL
DESIGN.
We ask the particular attention Of the ladies to
the above list Of DRESS GOODS, and in doing so
feel satisfied that no who calls to see will fail
to be convinced OF their BEAUTY, STYLE, and
CHEAPNEsS.
4 bargain,
SOLID CoLORED DRAB DELAINEs at lsc.
per yard.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS MUsLINs-some as low as lie |;
TARLATANS-greep blue, white, black pink
and red;
Sd FRENCH MUSLINs beautiful quality;
Plain, Plaid, and Striped MANSIONS, remark
ably cheap.
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS cheaper than the chespest
PILLOW-CASE LINEN cheaper than the
cheapest.
MEMS WARE.
An endless variety Of
...u.-s CAssIMERES,
CLOTHS
MELONS, 4Ge
COTTONADES,
LINEN DRILL and DUCK.
........ sHAWLS. sHAWLS.
4 beautiful SPRING SHAWL for ease.
Ii LACE sHAWLs. LACE sHAWLs.
EABRoDERIEs.
are e.lll offered ct great bargains. Also many
other articles which We hare, but have not the
space to mention them. ALL WE ASK Ii A
CALL. HIRSH 6UGGEEHEIMER,
No. ST Broad street, third door above Theatre.
sALHsMEN
W. C. KHAN, J. e. CHKNERY, W. II. GORDON.
CLOSED on SATURDAYS. apH
aanno1o sYcop q, FoJTP0JIPEAN
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA-A<NEYATIGN
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE RE-
yOLUTIONISTS,
HAVANA, May 4.-The Revolutionary
Congress, composed Of thirty delegates from
all parts of the Island, assembled at Labia-
cron and unanimously adopted resolutions
setting forth that the patriots are fighting
for independence Of and separation from
Spain, and for annexation to the United
States.
The journals announce that the insur-
gents have appeared in the Cinco Villas.
Many large plantations and estates have
been eeized under the confscation decree.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

a ssIGNEE's SALE OF ONE-NINTH
"A INTEREST ~ ONE M HQNpEEp So ANp
o%uRT2 t oaIIE y THE The Nxck xkS
0NE-NINTH INTEREST IN The suM OF
E EPoN IHs bshrH 81 LADY AsF6
sIXTY-Fo UR YEAKS.-As assignee in bank
ripley Of shsl Sc sell ,n at 1 nuSS
States District Court In the city OF Richmond, On
1HURsDHY the b Of May, ls9s, at l2o,s I9S
DEED AID TWENTY AcsEs , OF L AL
in the upper end Of Hanover, on Little river
Also oNE-NINTH INTEREST IN THE sim
OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable
upon thu death of lady whose age is stated to be
TERMS Cash: AND'w RUrHEReLkN.
ap 16-2tawtds Assignee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" HLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF CUMBERLAND-In pursuance Of decree
OF the circuit court Of cumberland made On the y
sgee and others, plaintiffs rs. isaac Hudson, ad-
Illustrator with the viii annexed of William s.
aepSns aecea san app By said decree
T 81 se Non on a h p s "a
TWO AND SkVEs -GiGHTHS ACRES OF
l. sND, situated on kpponattoxIiyer, In Cum per-
land couaty, and OF which Dr William 5. Morton
The TW H ns Stt S"s shD FOUs AUKhs IF
LAND adjoining The sal trac;; held by lvira ..
Morton, tie wldrw OF Sa.u ltllam .. hotton lor
he life as her dover. .
The INN royenents on the frst-named tract of
land consist of FRAME DIV ELI, with four
roUms, in good repair, and the usual out-fOuse,.
on ,h. dover is a FRAMED DWELLING with
nine rooms, and the usual out-Duildlugs.
This iand 10 Within seven miles or rarmVille, on
the eouih Size railroad has considerable amount
OF river low grounds and Is ideIed one Oh the
best estates in this part Of Virginia
TERMS OF ALE Wi be credit or 0, IL, ana
IL months CqIal instalments except as 10 cash
enough to pay expens OF sa,c) the purchaser 10
be held until al the purchase money Is paid
The Commissioner has authority By said decree
ID sell the said land whole or Di parcels, and
will accOmmc date purchasers, In Ci'ldlcg ne
sam". 1! IL appears adYant ageouS TO 90 SO on lhe
d y Of sale. JJHN d. "lLonN,
nv 1-2taw4w Commissioner.
GALE OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND
- CnUNrY.-Th e undersigned, commiss ioncrs
appt nted by . decree oftte uruit Court o! Cum-
beilsnd tiaty made on the och day OF March,
1885, In the suit of nm n Pettus rs. Pettus's AL
10 the highest bidder. at Cumbe Rand ourlh use,
on MONDAY The gath day of May, 1850 (toas bling
c. utt-day), tire rkACrUFLAhD Of which Hugh
NJ. re tus died seized. known as 'Burlelgh
Ha l." situated within hslf mile OF Cum Der
land courthouse
The Improvements consist or large ana VeLy
handsome two.stnr!ed bri;k DWELL * with sl1
rooms aboTe the basement. and ali necessary ca
bins and ou-h9use5.
Terms OF sale will be on CT edit Of six, twelve,
Ell. lteen, and twenty -four months. equal install
ments, the purchaser to execute bonds with good
security for The purchase mon j. ana Inc tltie 70
be retained until Ill the purchase money Is paid.
r. y. lnFIAG,
JOHN z WILSON,
nv L-2aYIH Commissioners.
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FERTILIZERS.
~~~~~~~-~~~~~~<~~~
DURE GROUND PLASTER.
SHOCKOE MILLS,

sH0CKOE MILLS,
1ItuMoND, VA.
Our Plast er-Mill being now completed. we are
prepared % I'LL orders for q r K u ROU N u
PLasrkR Our facilities for receiving ship
ping, and rindiDg. are unr1valled and are dts
pos d 10 share them with our customers and sell
on as favorable terms as any mill IN the State
We intend to maintain the reputation this mill
had uuder Ma Ior j. II. claiborne for the purify
and excellence or the Plaster turned out snd re-
specially invite the orders Of commission mer-
chants and planters.
my I'm ShY III Dc MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

EOR NEW YORK.-0LD Do xfRoA
IT. MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA,SA&&
NY.-The splendid new side-rheel s:etiashIps
ISAAC BELL, SARATUGA, NIAGARA ALBE-
MARLE, and HATTERlS, leave New York for
NORFOLK, City Point, and Richmond every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at .
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These shtps are entirely new they have elesans
saloons ana BtateroomS, tne lA,e, acconnoaAs
uons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, snd no charge made save for sctuA
expenses incurred "a e4g
Close connections made with steamers Tor AL
southern and European ports. 80 ts} ~
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
: n. T.. McCREADY, President Is7 Greenwich
WILLIAM O. DUNHAM u CO., Agents,
: IN 10 49, corne. Main and Eleventh streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

General Early has dssliped to visit staun.
ton upon inyiss.ion. ..,..... ,.