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9eutfhe 3eitfhriften far 1870.

Der rnter,sidn.te label aur sutleristicn anf na4f'lssnb
a~nsefhbrte ~aasennein betannte unb nhsliAe 9ldtter Elm:
OaS Bud fir Mae. = suufrirts 3esnats.
f6rift ,ur rntertaltuna unb g%elebruns. Der Sabrsane BON
10 9eften nit einsm Stability: DAD eisbsseratel." $500.
Sm &aufe. = @sf&tatsn unb 9iloer ,ur Inter,
Dramts: rHaua unS @1etasn." $500.
DaS Neue 8latt.-e Gin iuuarirtes Gamilien
SournaI. Der Sabrsans BON So Numuern 81 IS
Omnibus. = Suutrirtes gamilisablatt. Der Sabr.
aane Won SO Nummern % IS
| Isit yramis: SIN grrIaale bee eamurs.riats" Is
+ Bldtter fir ben bdusliden &rets CUR
n's sissI gIo sHs sfs'f asmis' ps g g s sasdasas e sen e R@ 8 s.
Die Sluffrirte aDelt. Gin EDITED beutfaes
gamilienblatt aur anterbaltuna unb gelebrune. Der sabr,
gang sn ls Ssftsn nit elmer Cratic. 9ramie In etabfid:
rUaulf unb @rethen" 81 IS
Oie @artenfanbe. {eeipaser.) suuarir.
ties gamttenblait, Der Sabrsans BON 10 Seften So oe
Oabeim. Gin beutfdes gamilien- III terbaltunss
blatt, Der SabrsauS BON 13 6sften 90 so
2~taaemeime Jamilien.3 eitnna. gbrO.
nif Der @essnwart 3ur unterbaltuns uub 9elebruna. Der
Sabrsans BON 10 5eften or. Gulio % Is
11cbcr &anb unb Wfeer. a~ussmetne iuu-
triris Seiiuns, ssIaasssssbea pom 5. U; 6adlanoer. Der
Mit yrdmie: .8aut unb @rstdsn" a. 50
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belt. Der S~atrsans BON "a Nummern in 8oIir nit iebr sielen
Saufratipnen 81 20
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reihtaltiefe unb nnblthfe Namilien 9eituna, bas b.Iiebte.
ne unb aelelenEe glatt sdr Mcte unb rnterbaltuna, nit idbr>
lid nbsr 1000 abbilbuheen, @pbetilbera etc, nebf sesen 800
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AZ Nulhntern gr. Trtto IS %
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8eitftriften. tpie 4. 9. R i'm d ener Glteaenbe Bldt.
ter, per Sabraans 3u s6 80; &Iabberabatf&, Der Sba.
~ 81 40; Roeenwelt, Der Sabrsana su SO 30; Der
gttrbrauer, Der Sabradns ~ 90 90 bic 3atur, Der
Sahr9ans au S. 90; % efermann's thuf. Mpnats-
befte, Der Satrsane su Sc 90; nnfere 3 cit, Der Satr.
gang au 81 90 Vi No., uip. burd mt6 bergen iperben.
gerbunben NIT netnem Eager . u t d. er 9 Il d er, MEL
DIES an RetGbaltigfeit bon fetnert anberen In ben Ser. Gtaa,
ten ueertruIsn pirb, balts ID lists sinsn sreRsn gorratt pom
Barbenorud. photographic, etc, fctpie auc Mrten BON G6reib.
unb 3ettnunss. Matertalien, Defenders 0el1dftsbader, etc.
in arrber MuSpabl.
@bOnnements auf 3eitidriften fSnnen reuf ben pollen
Satrsans unb eesen goraus5abluag Der 9 'crtptionspreiie
orf9enpnin,en fperben.
untsr 9utdsruns Der forsfdltisfen ausf una aner MIR
autommsneen a~nftrdse. empfebls ta mid meinen 8reunben
unb Qanbsleuten ba tens.
8hilipp &. 9heobaI6,
Bud. unb Runffbarbluna, Gpurttaus, Gineinndti, ..
8lplen anfrasen beliebe man etne Yoftmarfe ~btisuflsen.
San. 10. 10
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SKATER Sommiiitoner'S 8erfauf!

9egen Tranflin Epuntp. s..
Strait eines 8erfaufsbefebls Der In obenaenanntemTau ALE ron
teiaster euurt an mid seridtet uurbe, uerbe i'd am
Samitag, 26. Jebruar 1870, um 2 ubr NaAm ,ttoas,
Dor Der gcurtbaus Etir in Der Stabt Columbus, tslaenb.s
tn Wolttnsten xcpnfbip, Granflin Gountp, Staat Sbio.
faufe %au8bieten
Ssainnene an bret 6idcrsbdunen In Der fatSfli den Gde
soa Means, Nernsitut,s No. 1904 BON ba 10 Grade. NET.
LID lo8 Nutben bic su einem YfDHen In Der Gfe ron Sames
Soreose's 9ane IN sebadter 8errnefuna pom ba fhblih so
0raee, bhltd "A &uibsn bio III 3met 8ai4en an benz Qanb,
Nutten benz aanb bee sebadten 8ursers entlans biz ~ smei
tletnen Bllhen uno elmer sruBen nlne an Der Sublinie bee
%aeoadten 8runonudes; pom ba n0rbIth 80 @rabe, bftlid IA
Hatten bic gun, InfaE9epunfte, entbaltenb so Mfer. sc.
ba6tss gtsentbum purbs am 3. Mprtl 1854 BON Safob Bah.
epd burh Raufbrief an &;Aaro y. NarYin u%bertraeen.
@nseialasen gu $40 per gfer.
Sanuel SbompIon,
Sterif unb Mafer gpmmilfpner.
Burnett u. Mc@uffep, Nnudlle.
San. 90. n Be
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YreDtaer1teue pacant.

Die beutihs esanaeIiid lntbsrii6e 81. Sctannss @emsin i.
b. in Sprinsiele, Glarfe Co., Sbip, Serlanet einen preei.
ger Die &emeinbe be,ablt pom s5O)-SO0 fren 6ebaIt
Iabrlih. Gin grebiser, rpelher wunlbt biefe Steue an,u
nebmen, rirb erfuht eine grcbepreoist spiihen jeet unb Benz
-. Ndrs ,u balten. Reiiefofen rperben ni6t Serautet, iebph
fol- Elm Seitras fur bteien 3wed ertoben n eroen. gDeaen
Ndberen, wenbe man i6 brieaid an Die llnterseihneten.
2eonbor6 Sddfer, Yrdi.
Nid. Rrie9baum, Secr.
San 20. Emit ~
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8edtel'S 9otel.

Sc W1idisan Street. glepelanb, Ohio.
@eifenbe Fnben bas beRe Qcais, eAte beutfde Rpf unb bt.
aufmerffamfe YHese bel dubert bia,sen grsiien.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

MASSACHUSETTS HyPoCRIsY.-The World
publishes the following letter from Cotton;
Mather, dated September ye u, 1852, and
addressed "to We aged and beloved Mr.
John Higginson." it shows that Massachu-
sets is just what she always was s'-s&
There bee now at sea a shippe flor our
friend, Mr.. Esaias Holcraft, Of London, did
advise me by the last packet that it wolde
sali some time IN August, called ye. Wei
come, K. Greenaway master, which mas
aboard an hundred or more of We heretles
and malignants called Quakers, with W.
Psnhe, who is y0 chief tcampe nj the hedde
81 them. Ye General Court has accordingly
SVEN serrst orders to Master Malachi Hulk
GU; ofyc brig porpossc, to waylaye ye said
Welcome as near ,e coast OF CoGde us MAY
be, and make captive We said fennc and his
,ng4dlie crew, so that We Lord may be ggto-
lined, aid fios Knocked on ye soil Of this new
countrie with We heatheii Horshippf Of these
people. Much spoyl can be maids by selling
fe whole lotto to Barbados, where Saws
fetch good prictg IN rDm4le aIid sugar and
we shall not only do We t.ofd srset service
ny publishing sc wicked, but shaA lGake
sreas Hayns for bis ministers apo people, -.
:" sasssy 3aAsss fesls hepsftli, EHG ] VIII
sssaswa Via EsTs be fslHgs vss,ea slis shs22e
samss ssek, - 80 81 y
Yours Ii ye bowels Of chrsst, $50,
Hecsyrs MATHSa,
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Letter from TtoutIsnn.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
LoUDoUN COUNTY. May 81, 1870.
The elections Tor Mercer township passed
IT quietly on Thursday last, resulting in
the success of the Conservative ticket. In
deed. there was scarcely show Of opposi-
ton. The negro vote was too small to eX-
cite attention. but was given with entire
,lnanimity to the only Radical candidate.
our comparatively free condition but inten-
.llic> our sympathy for those portions of
our grand old State held in bondage by an
empowering majority Of ignorant negroes
and pestilent carpet-baggers.
We are now in the full enjoyment OF the
'rainy season in May" The wheat crop
j very promising, corn generally planted
and coming up finely. every tree grooming
under Superabundance of fruit, and pas
,urc-licldS pcrtcc: sen of verdure. No
hing Int a lack Of transportation stands
IN the way of our prosperity. and that will
ho soon supplied, if the various plans pro-
lrrted are carried out, making this country
/ network of railroads and turnpikeS-
thougirwc hope not like IN unmentionabie
region. paved only with good intentions.
The developments OF the marble quarry
on Goose creek arc more than realizing the
expectations of the company. Large masses
ri beautiful marble are being penetrated,
exhibiting infinite variety, from the conf
mon gray 10 the beautiful pink marble, so
rare the dovc-coloyed Vermont marble, The
hack and the finest and purest white mar
tie; all in such quantities as TO promise
ll,h returns for the labor and expense OF
wUI kim the quarry. /.
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TELEGRA PHIO NEWS.
New Tsrk tesH a,a6 as & ss T, & s y I.

New York staek ara .Msssyl 1rarsea,
NEW FORK. June i--1iocT. -sssocksvery steady
Mhney easy ata per cent Sterling ExeffaaEe-
Short, 1foA Gold, .iiss. Fsyc-sxenties, sea. iIa
Tennessee CD Ex-coupons. OIL |: new, iii .yirri,
mia s's--Ex-conpons, cot new, o. Lonistaaa Ga
Old, 10. new. 7ss. Levee sc, 7ss SIS, " Ala
bamn SIS, 1913; SIS, 20 Georgia a,s, ss !: 7,s as1
North Carolina ss, %; new, sss. south carolipa
Ts, % /; new, 90. .64ffSfiz
Euensas. --Mnney abundant at s6Bs per cent.
Sterling, lassello. Gold, lias. Govern,nenss ad-
vancing s-ae's, 'ss, 1l2a. Southern sccuritiea
quiet and frm. IL 81, - fs'.'. =
Nfsht.-Fhe tone On Wall street to-day was gen
orally hrmer, with an increase OF business on the
stock Exchange. The money supply was album
dant, aud capital went begging at ANS p.r cent.
ior &c call loans. Prime discounts, s87 per cent.
sterling Exchange quiet at Ioss@ iio. sold
stronger and closed ut 1I4s. Governments strong
and advancing; 1878. li2s 1873 1IIA; ,ees, INA:
new, 1iss 'e7's, ll4a 1855, III. Tennessee s's,
e's new, sl Virginia ss, 90 Louisiana ss, ~;
LcSee e,s, 75a. North Carolina s,s, 40; new, Is.
Stocks closed steady but dull. II 49,. - ,.Ei
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Domestic Markets Tr,ror..u1

new YORK. Juns .l--Eoon.-FIonr &C. lower.
Pork heavy ut $780,. Lard declining atIs.@Isic.
Torpentne s.esdy at ss i Rosa 'e s,eady Il ~ :;
forrommon and strained. Freights Arm. 8 - Z
Epenfng.I C0tton dnll and heavy; Gales, 1,loc
FTossa,e 7s apsss: WESTERN Y II s g
southern dali at Ss.ao@slo. Wheat IL. lower.
Corn heavy; new mixed western. SLa5@ ,c95.
heavy kettle, ,s@lsse WSisieys ar@er at Ios
egSl 90. Rice firm Carolina, S6Isac. Sugar firm.
oW iMs,olasses, and Naval stores quiet Tai
Erening.-Sugars frm Porto Rico, oic-;; Mnsco-
yao2, et99lc; fair to good refining, g5s@ ess No.
~ Dutch standard, 1o@loa. Wool heavy and de-
California, 2l@3lc. Hides moderately active with
prices In buyers favor. q, : !.
ia BA Mt. June L--Flour quiet and in fair,
Wbeat AMI H1owmard,Strest supersne $50 ESQ.
S:2S. Corn-White, SL2Q@sl.25; yellow, SIZE.
s;ns; See9es:. Pork firm ut $40. Bacon fsn;
4rsfn. a ss bnrd z "a
bid North Carolina IS, 81 bid bid m new, Is DID
ao GenlnMScINNATI, June L--Corn irregular; ear:
as ss e S; sut held eaaa5c Whiskey unsettled
% ~ .V4G9Lc5. Provisions nOminally unchapgeds
holders ask full prices for all articles. 90 : Z
NORFOLK. June l.-Cotton quiet but steady:
m iddiings. 21c.; sales, TOO bales; receipts, e6
nales exports to Great Britain, 1,s4s bales :;
AoSCSih, June l.-COtton dIfll hut not lower.
and ncmfnally quoted ut 2OI@2o.c. sales, lao
oa!es; receipts, 3ol bales. T7
|, CHARLESTON, June 1.--Cotton dull and but
aitte doing at 2l5c. sales so bales receipts 2s7
pales exports coastwise, sos bales; stock, SITS
SAVANNAH, June I Cotton In moderate de-
nand at Tsc sales $50 bales receipts. 4e4 bales.
ExpoIts-To Great Britain, 900 bales; coastwise
III bales. Stock, 2s 7os bales. : = =
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton dull and nomi-
nal ut 2ltM22c. Sales, 200 bales. Receipts, l797
hales: EXports-To Liverpool, ,3oi bales; Bos-
ton 727 bales. Stock los, $50 bales. Sugar-Prime,
1ltgi!3c. Molasses-Good iermenting, 65@73c.
Gold, lag. New York sight unchanged.
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Kossuth is teaching languages in Turin.

kossuth is teaching languages in Turin.
The Empress Eugene win visit Denmark
this summer. ~
Rev. Leonard W. Bacon has accepted a
call to Baltimore.
The Richings and the Parepa Opera Com
panies are to join forces, excepting Parepa,
Mrs. Richings Bernard to act rs directress
and Hess, Of Chicago, manager, as he was
Of the Parepa troupe.
The new Sunday law closed the front
doors of all the saloons in Cincinnati on the
I'D. and T" crackers" were obtained at the
back doors at the exorbitant price of fifteen
cents each.-BoSton Post. ~'.ra ~
The Free Masons of New York expect to
make the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone Of the new Masonic temple there, June
sth, the most imposing ever had on this con-
tinent. ... .nE. ~.
Richmond needs to be reconstructed. She
has Marshall Ward, a Jefferson Ward, a
Madison Ward, Monroe Ward, and Clay
Ward. This will never do. The names of
these old shareholders should give way for
John Brown, Wendell Phillips, Thad. Ste
ycns, Charles Summer, and Beast Butler
NeUdrk Journal.
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s Saa ss, Iashss The officially grew ont o
tnere is no prospect of. the Georgia bill
nang laken up iii the Hot1se tintfl after the
/ tax OLE ts disposed Of. 9 8
me President goes to: Annapolis, Md,
:sfs ,s 8sI1st i z &s..ss
g. atcott Hamilton, OF Maine. 1as been
appointed supervisor Of the revenue rice
Jersey. -. 80 ,"-.1 30 % "a ' A,e"
The Senate resumed In ev-oc,,,,,,,
the Sandwich islands treatV' ''e Ses 'sAp.
Responding to resolutinn If ;nor,;,u bv
the Senate, Mayor Bowen declares the c; ny
debt TO be $l, 150, 900. The last Gales of city
0ends WAS made at eighty cents.
lac aebt statement for May shows n do.
q, on AeaIg S14. 500, 600. The gold IN
tae Treasury ys106, T5G, 600 c,irrpnty s,a !.
Ioc,goU, ana sinking fund s35, 5O0. O06, The
p0 rn9 purchased amount to $50. 5000. 600.
Inc TTeatdenth has nominated e. p. Smith.
9l .NeW York, examiner OF claims. in The
ssta@ Department. u 49, 80. go -. '' :
Iampico, has been confirmed, and Waiter
r. wentworth collector Of customs at Tan.
Pahanmock, Va.
ked Cloud is here with large delegation
Oh Wild Indians, but so far nothing has been
done. They are more disposed to listen
than talk, and are wild and uncouth set.
The Reconstruction Committee meets to-
morrow night, when Georgia and Tennes-
see VIII be disposed OF, so far as the com
mittee have control The committee seems
,ndisposed to grapple with the subject, and
nave had no quorum for two weeks, though
the Republican members make quorum If
they choose to attend >. 80, ! ~ i -
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Lewis pre-
sented memorial signed by many iDfill-
entail citizens of Washington Tin. the way
oiEresponse to re1nonstrance on the sub
Ject presented by Mr.. Conkling) in favor Of
the bill to allow the corporation of Wash
lnston to endorse the bonds of the South
e err Maryland Railroad Company. He said
tne passage OF the bill was earnestly de-
sired, and moved to proceed to its conside-
ration. Er.Es go = =. ) I%.E - .TS'GP
The Senate to-day rejected the Sandwich
Island reciprocity treaty 20 TO 10. Quite a
number of senator's paired of. The defeat
is as signal as If the tWo-thirds REQUIRED had
voted against ii. 80 = Sc
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Foreign News.

GENEVA, June 1.-The Swiss Government
has taken active measures to prevent the
departure of a large number of Italian re-
fugceS gathered on the border. A few
eluded the authorities near Como, and en-
tered Lombardy. Troops are in pursuit Of
them. .... .,....0... 80.
LONDON. June 1.-The horse Muster came
out third at the Derby race to-day. Fifteen
horses ran. -..st... ..-a ~. '.E.t.
Lord FalmoutlIs +" King Croft /" won the
Derby stake at Epsoms, and Crawford's
brown colt Palmerston came in second.
Cyrus Redding, an author of note, died
to-day, aged eighry-tive. r''@ ~.
The weather is unsettled. s-.a
Mr.. Jay, American Minister to Austria,
visited the Foreign Office here to-day.
Mr.. Disraeli has recovered from his ILL
ness. He dined with Mr.. Motley last night.
Rev. DIR. Grant. Roman Catholic bishop
of Southwark, is dead. . ..,. -ta
|. NJ. Althers, eX-primc minister of Santos,
was before the Court Of Inquiry to-day and
testified relative to the recent massacre.
/ The Shipping and Mercantile Gazette fears
that the southern States Of the United
States are planting too much cotton and too
little grain, and apprehends bad results. z',,t
/. -.@ go ANcE-sMALL-Pox. y, .- 4 AZ
X PARIS, June LINE tTencn AmDaSSauOT
to Vienna has the smallpox. The same
disease has broken out on Prince Napo-
Icons, yacht. r., -. Er3E9 ~, sLtf,.e
/ PANS, June 1T is stated that the En-
peror goes to Munich in July.
h All the alleged regicides except twelve
will be discharged.
/ The Prince Imperial will soon be affi-
anced. ....n-sna
!. 1t is again reported that NJ. Provost Pa
radol has been appointed French Minister
to the United States.
I PRUSSIA.
(! BERLIN, June liking William and Bis
marck are at Ennis.
(; rs - aTsoUTH AMERICA. as -
!; LISBON, June 1.-The mail steamer from
Rio Janeiro reports the cotton and sugar
crops promise eXcellently, ~ i2E' -.
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fgnhnsond nispatfh..
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter frona Ercsaerfcksburss.
For the Dispatch. r1ss-
Eprnrp,cron,7,o M.,e, q

FREDERlcKsBuRG, May 81, 1870.
The circuit court Of Spotsyavania has
been in session in this place some ten days
Judge William s. Barton presiding. The
cnlv case that has excited much attention
50 far is that Of Frederick Baun,an Us. The
Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF
vcnr city.
II appears that the grocery store of Mr..
Rauman, in the lower part Of town, was
h,rred on the night of the 23d Of Deeen,-
hrr, 1860, which was insured in the above
named company to the amount Of 5000.
rbr ccmuany refused to Imy the insurance,
and rlcadcd specially that Bauman had been
~,,ihv Of false and fraudulent swearing and
lr,,,lnc c,,npcwder and other combusti-
IIr, in his house. This Bauman denied,
and claimed as his damages the sum OF
s. 500. The case was argued with much
qhjIilr. The trial occupied two days. The
ease was given 10 the jury late yesterday
evening. and after having retired for an
hour or 50 brought in 4 verdict giving the
Plaintiff S4fS damages. W. l.. Cowardin,
rrfsidcr!t Of the company, was present and
seemed 10 he very much interested in the
trial.
There seems to nc some difficulty as to
who shall take charge of the Northern
Methodist church in Our old town., Some
Twelve months ago two colored preachers
were sent here by different bishops to take
rharsc. They both got here about the
>,mc time. and regular quarrel ensued. in
which the lie was frequently passed, The
result WAS that the white trustees, who
pow i,clons to the Methodist Church South,
reused to give up the keys Of the ho,.se;'
md one of the divines left and the other
vent To whtewaShing. On lust Saturday
VIZ. York arrived in town to take charge OF
The church, and Yesterday a colored
preacher arrived for the same purpose. and
i i said both were sent by the same {hia-
ryland> bishop. How they will make it, or
whether either one will be able to get pos
session of the property, we know not.
The farmers say there is much rust and
smut in the wheat, and they fear it is going
10 do much damage.
The work ON the Fredericksburg and
Gordon>yille railroad is still progressing,
and the engine - Henry Clay" has been
placed on the track. s. ZACuEUs.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-02

EDITORIAL SHooTiNG.-An unpleasant
feeling which has existed for several months
past between two papers in Martinsburg,
". Va, the Nc,c Era and the Valley Star.
eliminated on Thursday last in a personal
collision between the editors-Mr. Logan,
al the Fra, and Mr.. Eichelberger, of The
star. Mr.. Logan had applied some oppro-
he resented by challenge, which Mr.. Lo-
gan declining, the collision ensued. Mr..
Logan received SHOT in his side inf1ictmg a
painful but not dangerous wound. His adj
versary was unhurt. Both papers are
strongly Democratic.
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VALUABLE FACTORY. MILES. Sc

NJ
' FOR SALE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cuted ny james Magruder on The LIST April, 1854,
and duly recorded in Fluyanna county court
dersgned for the benefit OF c. L. Snydcr's admin
istrator, VIC SHALL on the SIXTH DAY OF JUNE
NEXT, before the front door of the courthouse
UNION MILLS MAHU u e 'uisfse CONE Ne
PANY, being two-ifths Of the same. :
The property consists Of about TWO HUN
on the Ri4anna river, In the county Of Fluyanna,
of excellent quality, fourteen miles from Char
lottcsvlc. tirc miles from Keswick depot, on the
two miles Of what is called straight line or that
road to Richmond, sixty miles from Richmond,
with good horse-boat navigation to same by the
Riyanna and DANES River canal. n
There Is on the land large BRICK FA Glory
BUILDING, three-lnd-a- half stories high, and in
1t 900 SPINDkES for spinning cotton, with
new and of improved style, having been purchased
Also, LARGE MILL, with all necessary ma
chnery for manufacturing FLOUR, and capable
Of grinding 10000 OF 20 coo bushels Of wheat per
annum, With line cat-gr0wing country con-
si;ucus. also I;ARGE TWQ,sToRY &, G9 81 y
SHOP. Also, GOOD ST0RElipUSE for mer-
chandisc. Also, COMHODIOUS DWELLING
lIO.FSE for proprietor, with comfortable OUT
NJ datiou OF some one hundred or more operatives.
The water power Is ample fol-. operating all The
mills, and the stream 4 constant one. The dam is
on the most approved and durable plan-nearly
new CONSTRUCTED by the Riyanna Company at
cost of more Than s15, GOO. - :u.t
+ TERMS: The deed requires all cash, but we are
authorized Ivy Snydor's administrator to say that
lie will be satisfied with cne-fourth cash, and the
balance In one aud two years, bonds with ;tp-
proved security Interest from date Tor
qlired additional security. The tile Is believed
to he unquestiouahly good, but acting as trustees
~! R B K. lh shhfHERb, Trustees
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Wholesale ESCAPE OF PRISONERS IN
WHEELING. WEST VIRGINIA. Wheeling,
May 51.-While a young lady, daughter OF
the TAILOR, and her assistants were taking
breakfast to the prisoners in the county Jail
this morning they were forced into the cell
and locked up by means of a false key.
Twelve prisoners succeeded in opening the
hall door, and quietly locking up the jailor's
family in cells, walked out into the streets
in broad day and escaped. But four have
been recaptured tup to this hour. One of
the prisoners, who was indicted for murder,
and refused to enter into the conspiracy,
gave the alarm upon the escape Of his COM
panions T.,
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Foreigu n1arkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, June l.-Bourse opened dull rentee,
TAT 60c. .s-.. y -. tB.. q -
zoe. =,
HAvRE, Juno Lection opened heavy at ls5f.
on the spot. :
LIyERPooL, June -Noon.--Cotton quiet; up
lands, l0a@loid.; Orleans, 1oi@lld. estimated
sales, 10, 900 bales Corn, 20s. I'd. BreadsJuffs
quiet. Pork and Lard heavy. g.asrs o.. 3.
LIVERPOOL June l. EUe,tiag. -Cotton steady
uplands. loh0loid.; Orleans, fOs@lld. sales, IL,
600 bales, including loo for speculation and ex-
port. Lard quiet. Bacon frmer but not higher,
LONDON, June 1-Euentng.-Consols, 90 ex- divi-
dend. United States Bonds, s9s.
FRANKFORT, June -1.--United States BONDS
opened quiet at g53
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my 4--2tawtd Ex4s,-aEg J.
ANnIAMES RIVER LANDS

VALLEY AND JAMES RIVER LANDS
Y FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers to sell
privately as whole or In parcels, his most de-
sirable FARM, Known as MOUNT JOY, situated
on James river and the macadamized road, one
mile west OF Buchanan, the present terminus Of
jected Valley railroad passes directly through
the farm, and the Clifton Forge and Lynchbnrg
road near by. s.ss. t,, q,
! The place contains 100 ACRES, and is OF SUI
perior qaaIty-both bottoms and uplands. Il is
we'll timhered, aud has on 1t excellent water
power, with grist and saw-mills. .s.,s4 -. 5.% ]
!; Terms to suit purchasers. Possession for seed
ing September 1st 1870, and free possession De-
cember lst, 1870. Address, Buchanan, Botetourt
my8iawSw JOHN T. ANDERSON. II
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PRUSSIA,
Cable Affairs

i NEW YORK, June IA few .disaaected
stockholders Of the East India Cable Coin.
pany have elected a new board ct directors,
and propose to displace the present manages
ment. 80 t.s.s-s,rts.,4 .sg..s.fse = -
The operators on the French cable have
removal of the Office to the Western UfNoh
Company's buildings. 10 -. - -