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STENCIL. TOOLS AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
W. BRANU-CUTTER, I4lo MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRA&DlSG-iROA, for marking
ali kinds of wooden articles By heating H. Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or amy other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, brushes, IN.
dclble lux Steel Dies, Alphabcts Zeal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. mhs
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VIRGINIA SENAToRs.-At the last inter-
view which Governor Walker had with the
President about Virginia matters the qucs-
ton Of the senatorship came up, when Pre-
sident Grant unreseryedly expressed his
personal preference for General Robert
Williams. The chances of the latter are
looked upon as good, since the leaders OF
the Walker party say they have determined
to cleo. some person who can take the test
oath. Rehabilitation Express.
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J. W. Shcffcy, Esq, has consented TO de-
liver an address at the Lynchbulg fair.
The distilIcrics in Botctourt arc hard al
work making brandy, and the HcraI!
thinks there will be large yield.
hir. John ". Garrett, President OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, has
signifcd to the officers of the Lynchburg
Agricultural and Mechanical Society the
consent of his company to transport free OF
charge over his line of railway both pas
scngcrs and articles designed for exhibit
ton III the October fair.-RcpUJNcdn.
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FOREIGN 3Iartets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, September H. Administration
closed shade lrmcr yesterday ut l2@l35d. for up.
lands and l3id. for Orleans. To-day 1t OPENED
frlncr 1T the same quotations. EreHiag.-Cotton
closed steady; uplands, l36d. Orleans, l35d.
sales, LOCO bales. Receipts for the week, H.,
bales sales 81 0J1 bales including sOr0 Tor spccu
lation and Ii 300 for export. Stock, 40 900 bales
including 81 900 bales American; stock aloat, 40,
Oco bales, including c. 900 bales American.
LONDON, September ll.-N0On.-Moncy, 92i
United States bonds So Tallow 4Gs. cd.
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Relief Of The AyondaIc Sufferers.

WAsHINGTos. September ll.-DispatcheF
received here report many handsome sub
scriptions for the sufferers by the Avondalt
accident. Collections for their relief vii
be made in the churches here tomorrow.
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Another Fatal Accident to Miners.

NEWTON, N. j., September ll.-Four
miners we're killed yesterday by the pre-
mature fall of an old building they were
elevating at the Ogden mine.
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TEACHERS, STUDENTS, 49,,

MERCHANTS,
AND
BOOK-BUYERS GENERALLY,
will please take notice that
STARKE & RYLASD,
No. OILS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
are prepared to furnish them anything IN the
BOOK AND STATIONERY LINE
Mt the lowest market price.
Our stock of SCHOOL-BOOhS Is very COM
pletc comprising the most approved textbooks
In Arithmetic. Algebra, Anatomy, Astronomy,
bookkeeping, Botany; Chemistry, composition,
Art; Moral and Mental Philosophy, Natural
Philosophy. Spelling, Reading, French, spanish,
German. italian. Latin, and Greek.
STATES, COPI-BOOkS,
COMPOSITION BOOKS. INKS.
WHITING PAPERS. PENCILS, lENs Sio. !,
WRISTBANDS In great variety, and rs cheap
as they can he bought In the city.
4 splendid assortment Of FAIRCH1LD'S CELE-
DRAFTED GOLD PENS always on hand.
Call and examine our stock, or send for cata-
logue.
Country orders promptly filled.
Liberal discounts to teachers.
Address STARhE & RYLAND,
go CIV Richmond, Va.
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For the week ending September 4 baitl.
more paid 1882 SAT in customs duties, whilst
Philadelphia paid only $l6l, 268.
A private letter from Adelina Patti to an
old friend says: 81 expect to visit Anne
rica again, but not to sing. will never
sing again in New York" This 10 not
pretty in Patti.
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DEADLY OIL AGAIN.-The CHcm

DEADLY OH AGAIN.-Ihe Chcmic0l
Nc,ra for August has the following:
Four children were burned to death At
Corydon, Indiana, on the night OF July Sd.
The fire is attributed 10 the explosion Of q
lamp while tie children were I'll asleep.
July 18th, Nora Wolf, Of New York, aged
fourteen, was fatally burned by an explo-
sion Of Kerosene, used fer kindIinr fire.
July IItII, John Stein, Of Ionkcrs, was
slocainnly burned by lie explosion Of Il
kerosene lamp. July 18Th, kerosene
lamp exploded at II Bayarl street, New
York. Hrs. Aiai Fea;loncl was burned to
death in Baltimore by the explosion Of q
can OF kerosene oil. Mr. Wellington. OF
Boston, was f2arfully burned by he cXpl2-
sion Of II lamp containing lucinc OIL The
lamp was shattered into more than hun
dr"d pieces. Lucinc oil is light and
dangerous naphtha, one Of the most cyplo-
svc products Of petroleum.. Che East lIamp-
ton Rubber Thread Works and the Valley
Pump Company's Nor.:s were destroyed b.
fire July -, caused by an explosion OF
naphllla; loss, $1,000. We shall con-
tinuc TO record these shocking casualties
caused b.. dangerous kerosene oil TIL, by
passage Of suitable laws, we are satisfied
that the public has been properly educated
on the subject"
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BOOKS AND sTATtoyERY.

DOCKS, NEW AND OLD.-Besldes q
ID largo Stock of standard and miscellaneous
works, we have fot aalc In any quantity all the
popular English. French, German, Spanish, tn.
ian, Greek and Latin school-books, OF the last
editions, Sany secondhand copies ut about M;
price. Also, School and Mercantile Stationery.
Blank Books made TO order.
j. ". RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
- Ii laIa Main street.
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.TILLIAM 4. CHARTERS,

w GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
Insurance provided on buildings. merchandise,
and other inSurallc property. al the LOWEST
RATE OF PREhItN, In HONE OR OTHER
COMPANIES doing business In this city.
Particular attention paid u the proper drawing
OF policies and adjustment OF losses.
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The wool clip reaches 0,G28, 900 pounds.

The wool clip reaches 0,G2S,0oo pounds.
4 tcn-year Old ncwsboy il Cincinnati
supports beth parents and two brothers.
Carlotta PATHS reputcd wealth is six mil
lion francs.
The stock farmers OF West Virginia and
East Tennessee are nov shipping large num-
bcls Of beef cattle to northern pastures.
They are compelled to do this on account of
the prolonged drought, which has destroyed
the pasSuragc in those sections.
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VIRGINIA PENIrENTIARY, August 10, 1899.

VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY, August le, 1850.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO
W the following description of work in the
most substantial manner and on the most reason
able terms. We VIII make and repair CARTS,
WAGONS. BUCKETS, Tubs, WELL-BLSk-
TABLES, WASHSTAND tsnd. Ia fact. almost
every articls that Is In use. WiliSkEY BAR
RELS made to order, BOYS DOG and GOAT
WAGONS made and repaired. With good ma
:erial and silfui worknlen we hope 70 give salts
faction in every case. II. WARDWELL,
aula-lm superintendent.
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DEAD.-Wc are sorry to hear of the
death of Mr.. Frank Mauzy, which occurred
ut Bcrryville on the Sd instant. lie was
connected with the Confederate army, and
we'll known in this community during the
war.--li 'iachCstcr NclcS.
TAlsO in this city,
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f,AILTTNInDE. MD.

SEPTEMBER lo-P. acknowledgements to-
dav 525 bushels white and l. go bushels red, with
sales If GO bushels white at $1.e9 to &l.e5 il2
bushels red at 81 81 to SIS for choice; Sl'o To
Sis for prime and 3l.i0 to SILL for fair.
Corn.-Rcccpts, ?.2&j bushels white aud 200
bushels r"ltow; o.p59 bushels white sold at 8l.2s@
81. - and go bushels yellow ut Gl.2l.
Rgc-Nc note sales ri &l.05W Ti.ls. aS t0 quality:
prime western and New York would bring Sl.22n3
81 IS. hut there Is none Offering loo bushels re-
cpiyCd. no sales,
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CHARLESTON { C.

SrprsAnER lO.-=-Ccrn.-Thc stock Of this grain
+ Iight with moderate inquiry and steadily Inn
in consequence Of the deficient of this grain
over large districts Of country The arrivals have
been about 1000 bushels. JObhing lots o. prime
white MARYLAND may be quoted at Sl.'S4 Sl.'o per
lushel weight. sacks included.
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RAID on DISTILLERY.-The Bristol
Nc,rS says: "On Monday the United States
Marshal proceeded to the distillery of Will
liam Deyerlc, some three miles north OF
this place, and after arresting the two
hands at work, and J. ii. Pitzer, who own
cd the adjoining land, cut up the stills and
took the parties to Wytheyille. We arc in
formed that pitzcr had nothing to do with
the distillcry, having sold and decided away
the land. 1t is further said that Dcycrlc
made numerous trials to get Smith to visit
and gauge his still, ct one time going 10
Abingdon and another to Marion for him,
but without avail"
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Foreign News.
TIE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.


LONDON; September 1.-The correspond
ent Of the Standard makes Minister Nc
Mahon gay of Lopez that che is intelli-
gent, polished, and courageous, and CONVEX
SAINT with European manners and dipio-
macy" Only two or three Englishmen III
Paraguay, he says, are DESTROYS to leave,
but they were too timid to express their
wish.
The Paraguayan accounts Of the last en-
gagcmcnt say two hundred allies and sixty
paIacuayans were killed. The nature Of
the Ground compelled the Paraguayans TO
forcgo pursuit. The Brazilian accounts say
the allies arc preparing to attack Lopez il
force.
FRANCE--RUMORED ALLEGATION.
LoyDoN, September IA letter from
Paris forcshadows the early abdication OF
the Emperor. The Empcror's relapse is
probable. Many think that the majority
Of tic Prince Imperial will be proclaimed
OH his next birthday.
PARIS, September 1.-the official paper
rconouEccs NAPOLEON well.
MADriD, September Little rumor Of
The probable extension of Scrrano's re-
gcncE gains ground. All parties in Spain
arc favorable 80 the proposition.
The Governments request for General
prim's Immediate return 10 Spain, on ac
count Of disorders, is withdrawn in consc-
QUcncc Of their easy suppression.
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There are ten Chinese theatres in San
Francisco.
! recent assessment Of real estate in the
city Of Wheeling, ". Va, footed up $685.
23o. The population Of Wheeling is estl-
mated q, over 1900.
The billiard-table mandatory of Kava-
nagh 4 Decker, New York, was burned FRI
cay night. Loss, 390,0oD. Fully insured.
INC building was Owned by Dir. Branchelk
L3@s, $4,000.
The President Of the Union Tactic and
Tie Qice-Prceident Of TIE Central Pacific
!!ti.rotd have gone West to settle the ques-
n'A o. The final junction Of the Two roads.
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g'Y,-En,EyT

ItFMENr.-The celebrated ROUND
SJTuI" HYDRAULIC CEAIENT--used by the
Clcsape9kc and ohio Canal ard the Baltimore and
Ohio RAILROAD Companies, amd upon the Govern
mcnt buildings ut Washington, Is equal to the Ro-
scnGil in III other respects and superior to II IN
quick setting-g9O barrels just received. Certif-
GATES furnished TO applicants.
j. s. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
aual-1m lol7 Main street
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Subscriptions Cor Secretary Rawlins's
Family.

New YORK, September 1.-The subscrip-
ton for the relief of the family of the
late Secretary Rawlins has reached SAL
900.
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Terms OF substitution and advertising arc as
PAYMENTS
Subscription, in advance. Advertising, annual,
quarterly In advance. All other in advance.

We furnish the following journals At club rates !:
The Richmond Christian Advocate tweeEly) anc
Southern Planter and Farmer for Si.50 year.
The American Farmer. Baltimore (Inonthiy),
and Southern Planter and Farmer for $3.50 year
The Land We Love monthly and Southern
Planter and Farmer for 81. 50 = year.
Noore's Rural New Yorker lHe+Elyl and South
ern Planter and Farmer Tor 20. IS year.
The Cultlvator and Countrv Gentleman weekly
and Southern Planter aud Farme. for So. IS YEAR
The American Bee Journal tmonthlyl and South
cru Planter aud Farmer for S3.c5 year.
The Dixie Farmer, Columbia itri-weckly), and
Southern Planter and Farmer for :. year.
Our friends designing 10 subscribe for or adycr-
tise IN orr Journal win please address THE TIL
ERS PLANTER AND FARMER through the
post-oiticc, box 053.
Oh. 3. WILLIAMS, Editor and Proprietor;
FRANK e.. RuFFlN, Co-Edltor;
JOHN NJ. ALLAN, horticultural Editor;
WILLIAM l.. HILL, General Agent.
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FFAslgENEGEs dc.
H5 ACIIINE SH OF.
sLoAT 6 ADDINGrON,

H5 ACU IN Z S Ii o z.
SLoAT s. ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: I.l5 CARY STREET. MAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: RETAINING
STEAN-ENSlNES and BOILERS IN city ana
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds MADE
and rcnaircd, with Ill kinds of stcam-ttiings for
samc: PLATFORM and other SCALES Aj-
JCSTED aud REPAIRED. Exclusive agents Tor
JCDSON:S PATENT SIEAM-Eh + co.
ERNOR. SFLDFN'S PATENT SIEAN-tA-
Utica Steam Gauge Company, ;
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these Eaugss
are Warranted for wear. We know them 10 be
the best gauge now in use. Theyarc LESS In price
than any other make. 4 fun line Of ne aboH e ar
PbTEST SFI,W-FEEDINCi OIL-CUr, for shaft
ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
r.r cent OF oil. This Is he newest and best thing
now out. Come and sec il and as.
GEORGE +. SLOiT.
myl0 A. JACKSON ADDINGToE.
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4 WOMAN GIVES Bi&.m r" FOUR Chill
DEEN.-We are informct - The Bristol
Ners that very J . .IAtly passed
through Wythcvillc on .cc.rjay evening
late, and campcd in an o.! field near by.
During the night, with no canopy but that
Of heaven to shield her from the peltirg
rain, and no friend but lazy husband, the
woman gave birth to four children. The
husband was too lazy to carry straw from o
ncighboring stack-yard and make the wo-
man rude bed. She was found among the
rocks and brush exposed to drjzzling rain.
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business CARDS PRINTED AT 'FtiE
ID. DISPATCH PRINTING-H0USE CHEAP
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Mark cts.
Corn AND FLOUR EXCUATGE,l
RICHMOND, VA. September II. lSG9.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCUANGE.l
RICHMOND, VA. September II, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-whte, e,eO0 t,.shels. Red, 'o03 BUSH
Corn.-whIte, 2is bushels Mixed, %! bushels.
Onts.-l. $50 bushels.
Rys.-122 bushels.
Fnrseei. Id bushels.
Flour.-EZtra, 80 barrels; family, barrels.
SALES.
Theci-White. $50 bushels prime on private
prime al 81 e5; 100 bushels socd ut 2l75 aO2 bush
els very good ut S1.Gai; So bushels good ut $50
40 4 6sh he prime ut sS eco huheiS pT'me ~
bushels Red 82i bushels prime at S.55 30 bushels
mixed at $50 bushels very good at S5Ss dGs
good at Sl5o; 4l0 bushels fair nj Sl.i73 l2i BUSH
els ut Sl.t5 "a bushels at sl.4o; 100 bushels very
Inferior at Sl.30-fotal. .aeS bushels. -
Coru.-Whitc, lis bushels prime ut Sl.e2. Mixed.
1915 bushels ut :l.2
Ors.-lOO bushels choice on private terms 30
bushels New Brunswick ut &C.; Is! bushels trashy
at Soc: IS bushels good at Sc; 4!S bushels prime
at enc.-tOta, $50 bushels.
RVe.-2 S bushels foul ut 2l.1o.
Farseed.-@s bushels at $3.50.
REMARKs.-Thc market for Wheat was very
quiet to-day for some time after the opening
Buyers seemed Indifferent about buying, and SELL
ers evinccd no anxiety to sell. This display oil
tactics came to an end. however, and then safes
began to be made ut al.65 for very good to prime
white and Sl.55 for prime red. Before the close
prime white stepped up to $l.6I5 ana sl.'o
for milling purposes, and seed was disposed Of al
Sl.75. Red WAC not quoted higher than on the pre-
ccdng day, but sales were active and prices firm.
Offerings or Wheat were White 1900 bushels ::
red. B. o02 bushels ofwhch none was rc-exiI!hitcd-
and l. 80 bushels white and .. 99S bushels red sold,
leaving over 753 bushels.
Corn unchanged.
Oats In but moderate demand and rates I'M
changed.
The offerings OF Grain on Change on the 18th of
September, 1893. we're Wheat white, 242o BUSH
els red 1.5So bushels. Corn, white. 33i bushels );
mixed Loco bushels. Oats. $50 bushels. Rye.
sos bushels. Prices were : Wheat, white. prime,
sass red, very good, 1896. Corn, white, prime,
$40; mixed prime, 3l.3T!. Oats, prime, &c.
Rye, prime, sl.i2!.
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SEPTEMBER 1o.--Gr0in.-Thcrc IS light stock
on the market. receipts being chiefly from north
ern ports. the home production not being plcnti-
fully anticipated before the middle Of November
or cnrly part of December. Holders are asking
from wharf and store sl.5o for prime white Corn.
Oats arc held at s5fT9dc.
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ST. PETERSBURG, September 10.-The
harvest throughout the country is about
completed. In the south crops are generally
goJl, but III aolnc CT the northern provinces
the yield will not be more than half the
average.
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VHE SOUTHERN
l. PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR lStjJ.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
It's twcnty-thrd year. and Is one of the few ancient
landmarks still left 10 Old Virginia.
The JOURNAL IS offered for the new year al
TWO DOLLARS PER ANSUM; and We must
ur.c upon our readers that the low price Of sab
scr!ution makes Ii imperative that We shall come
down 10 the cash basis. Our subscription must,
therefore. be IL ADVANCE and we believe Il
proper exercise OF economy viii enable ALL who
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER to conform to our terms.
We are confident In promising our readers
Journal In everv way worthy Of their support.
A an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
ERS PLANTER AND FARMER commeuds itself
to the attention of teachers merchants, Iaanufac-
turers. hotel-kcepCrs, druggists dentists nursery
men, stock-raiscrs, land agents, &C.. sc.
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ESy At!nI,.ic Gable.

COT ON ST i / L
LONDON, September l0.-Thc Times has
caothc- article today on the cotton trade
and supply. ItFays; "There was time
when the Intelligence of good supply of
cotton in the United States would have car
rici satisfactory assurance to the manufac-
tGrGrs and workmcn OF Lancashire. The
sudden destruction Of the old cotton trade
hJa been attended with the destruction Of
the old conditions Things are no longer
as ;acy were. Though the cotton supply
h;:s come back again, new fields and facto-
lies have been opened, some under the shell
ter Of protection and some in more natu-
ral atmosphere. \ mere extensive demand
Tor the raw material raises the price, and
that rise deprivcs lis of the condition essen
t!al 10 the superiority VIC once maintained"
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N,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN ls42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY in
THE WORLD

Cash receipts for the year ending February L
1859, over Sl3, 600, 900.
Cash assets February /, 1859, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned over S32, 900, Geo.
Number of policies in force February ], 1885,
81, 1885,
This Is an all-cash and 4 PURELY MUTUAL CON.
paYY and H. conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven 70 DC ulti-
matcly safe and trustworthy. All OF It's prontS
most equitable manner, which can be used to de-
crease the premiums or to purchase more insu"
rance. at the option OF the pollcy-holders.
Application can be made To Mr. Lewis Booker,
Mr.. John L. G0ddin, or the undersigned.
u. y. WALKER & CO.. Agents,
No. l0ls Main street.
DRJ b. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my7
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GENERAL BANK and COUNT1NG-HOCSE
STATIONERY OF all kinds.
BLANK BOOKS made to order In any style of
binding and ruling auls-e0d3m
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ENGLAND.

The wheat crop ia good. Prices declining
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GREAT WAS THE FALL THEREOF.-Ies-
tcrday afternoon NEGRO woman, living in a
small frame tenement on the Amherst
Heights, opposite the city, while asleep in
O chair, with her four children playing
around her, was aroused from her rcpose by
a startling noise in the roof Of her dwelling.
Starting to her fcet, she saw that the roof
of the house was !a.-;nrin- TO tumble in.
She barely had time ~ !; oat the four
piccaninnies when tho h"''&e fell over and
commenced to roll Gown tt.c sides of the
mountain. 1t kept On rolling down With
velocity increasing in the proportion in such
cases made and oyide1.-Ly'chJurg Re
publican.
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SALE OF AREINpALE.-T'he tract of land
in Stafford county knHwn us Arkindale,
bounded on two sides BY the Potomac river
and Aqua creek, containing about 1900
acres, and upon which is fishing shore,
was sold to-day, under decree Of the court,
to Mrs. a. II. Fitzhugh, Tor s2i per acre.
The property formerly belonged to the pre-
sent purchaser, but was sold by her some
years ago 10 The late T'.ailcs Warren for
So, 900, about s21 ,000 which had been
paid.-Alc1Qndria Gcz,& l9M.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

LAND SAfEs,--A farm near Hcrndon,
containing leo acres, for $1,000, to Mr..
skinncr, Of New York. Also farm of
400 acres, belonging to William 7. Smith
son, to Mr.. stowell, Of Vermont, for $500.
Leesbarg Wdshingtonian.
The farm of Edward G. Moseby, Of Char
lotte county, containing 800 acres, to 4. Z.
Thompson, of New York, for $4,000.
The estate of Mrs. Tucker, deceased, near
Christiansvillc, containing 600 acres, to Pro-
fessor Ira Vayles, Of New York, for $1,000.
Roanoke Valley.
Four hundred acres of DR.. G. N. Cow
ems farm. about one mile from Monticello,
TO Mr. Hamilton Potts, from New Orleans;
for 952 so per acre. charlottesville Chron-
icle.
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SACRAMENTO.

-
Died-Chanss OF TIme-Red Seockins.-
Gle Bsrisi Rite Denied the hesaias
Of Consul Godoy.
SACRAMENTO, October 4.-James Flanni-
gar, who was shot in the Mammoth Saloon,
septsmber 18th, died at 20 minutes past i
o'clock yesterday morning from the effects Of
his injuries.
Owing to a change in the time table Of the
Central and Western Pacific Railways, which
takes effect this day. the train which has
been leaving this city at $50 An. for the
East will to-day and hereafter not leave till
l:5o r. n. The Western Pacific train nom
San Francisco will arrive here at l:S0 P. n,
in time to make the connection and allow =
stoppage of 20 minutes. The trains for San
Francisco will leave here at ESQ., y. n. n At
IL N.
The Red Stockings on Saturday beat the
California Nine. at San Francisco, = game
Of base ball, scoring 46 to IA. Three thou
sand persons witnessed the game.
Accompany was organized on Saturday with
a capital of So, 10000 to build docks and e.
tablish a ferry at saucelito, and to make
roads therefrom through Marin County.
Archbishop Alcmany refused the Romish
Church rites Of burial to the remains Of the
late Consul Godoy Of Mexico, to the great
indignation Of the Mexican population Of
San Francisco. A Protestant minister off,
ciated at the funeral Of Godoy. As = stern
Mexican Republican he was thoroughly iden-
titled with the movement against the Church
party Of that country, which is probably the
cause Of the Archbishop's course.