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GENERALITIES.
The Hoonac T unneI. /.

The doubt as to the ultimate success of the
Hoosac Tunnel which has so frequently dis
setts, is not shared by the Hon. Walter Stanley,
the contractor for its construction. In recent
speech before the Boston Board OF Trade, he
stated that the tunnel has penetrated mile
and half on the east side, and more than
mile on the west side. The work proceeds upon
two faces. The central shaft. sunk in the
middle, is more than 1000 feet deep, and within
90 feet of the grade line of the tunnel. At the
end of three months there are to be two more
faces of work started for this centre. He says
that there is not the slightest doubt on the part
of himself and his associates that within three
years from now train can be run almost on
dead level from Boston to the Hudson river"
There is therefore breathing spell OF three
years before all the trade of New York will go
to Boston.
Another Promising Bantiing Gone.
The last words of departing existence come
from Indianapolis. Another infant journal has
recently deceased, it survived birth only about
eight days That one died silently, nor asked,
in view of its brief destiny, "What was begun
for ?" This gives dying wall. Its release
from the trials of life is accompanied by few
words from its editor. He describes the sick
ness, which will at once be recognized as dis
ease which, when inherited, as this was, is inva-
riably fatal. There wasn't any business to
manage" The melancholy experience has,
however, given him new knowledge. He feels
competent to close the affairs of any paper on
the shortest notice Let him, then, hold him
self in readiness. There are other bantlings of
the American Press Association that may need
the services of the editor of the late Indian
apolis Times to "shatter the leaves before the
mellowipg year." He might also prepare him
self, in view of recent symptoms, to assist at
parental obsequies.
The ''Uard Post' Letter System.
A postal experiment is about to be attempted
in England which should be watched with atten-
ton, as it may prove of great benefit to the
public. 1t has been tried in Germany with sue
cess, and is there known as the card-post system.
The cards are issued by the Post Office at lower
price apiece than the regular postage on letter.
They contain a space for an address, another for
a message, another for signature. The people
of the German cities buy them and carry them
about in the pocket, very much as we do with
visiting or business cards, but use them to write
letters upon, usually in pencil, in the street or
anywhere, and simply dlop them into the
nearest post Office receptacle. Thus, for all
messages that do not require secrecy, one can
dispense with pen, ink paper, stamp, and en-
velope In England, the card is to cost but one
half-penny. If the experiment succeeds among
the reserved Britons there need be no question
about it here, where so many rather seek than
avoid publicity OF private affairs.
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OLKARED THIS MORNING,

Steamer Sarah, Jones, New York w. M Baird co.
Steamer M. Massey, Smith, New York, do.
str Beverly, Pierce New York, w. p. Clyde d Co.
Br. bark Sir Colin Campbell, Murray, Ivigtnt, d.
schr Lizzie, Stetson, Augusta, Me- Lennox Bur-
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with a tow OF
barges, w. p. Clyde Co. ~ rrr.... .Jt q
Tug Fairy Queen, Wilson, Hayre-de- Grace, with q
tow OF baTges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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ARRIVED THIs MORNIN0,


Steamer w. Whildin. Riggans, 13 hours from Bal.
timore, with mdse to A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer A. G. sinners, Lenny, "a hours from New
York, with mdse to w. p. Clyde Co. 9a t
Schr Glenwood Dickinson, days from New York,
with salt TO William Bumm Son.
Schr Niagara Townsend, from Boston.
Schr Polly Price, Smith, from Boston.
Schr Sarah Watson, Smith, from Dresden, Me-,
B. Schr ii. b. McCauly Kane, from New 4srk.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with O
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Fairy Queen, Wilson, from HayIe -9race,
with tow Of barges to w. r. Clyde Co.
Special Despatch 30 The Eoentng Telegraph. +
HAvRE-DE-GRAcE, July l2-The following boats
John I'M Linealeif, with lumber to Watson. Malone
& Co. le.L al fIaaal
Iris, with pig iron to r. B. Cabeen co. .-,r-- i.
j. l. Walters, with lumber to McIlvain Bush.
Harris Wilton, with lumber to ID. z. Trainer q Go.
A. G. Postlethwat and General u. 8. Grant, with
lumber to ID. b. Taylor Co. tf
Colonel Balinger, with lamber to Patterson LIP
Star, with lumber to saylor Day Morie.
II. F. Hartman, with lumber TO ID. Trump Son.
General Seigle, with lumber TO II. WoOlVeTton.
E. s. r. s. Gould, with lumber to IL. Croskey & 20.
MEMORANDA. "A uf rl.s.. 7
N. g. steamer HOlsatia, Meier, for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Hamburg, cleared at NJ YORK yesterday
Steamers Manhattan, woodruff from Charleston,
and Benefactor, Pennington, from Wilmington, n.
O., arrived at New York yesterday. ~ --ff ~ !
Fr. bark Sicily Juiette, La Porte from Philadel-
phia May for st Thomas, was lost May 10 on the 4
ADgada Reef, T0rtula- t FraH - y. aida
N G. bark Theodosus Christian, ScnweIdtieger,
hence, arrived az Hamburg 2Sth ult n
Bark G. w Hobrook, Poleys, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Matanzas lat inst. llf In1lU 'ea1nn
Bark India, Lepschnsky, hence, arrived az Stettla
24th ult.
Brig Fanny, Turner herce, vas loading a. elroe-
..LE .-lA u,
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FROM NEW YORK.
Ship News

.T s.H. Ship News.
New York, July 12.-Arrived, Ocean Queen,
from Aspinwall, with $32 1876 in specie.
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xnaAx TurnELxoHMCn,
KNIGHTS Of Pythins.


"a Court Of Common Pleas--Jsdqe AHlson.
The argument Of the injunction in the case OF the
Chancellors of the Knights of Pythias was resumed
this morning at O'Clock. AT the close of the
speeches the Judge intimated that he wonld psoba-
bly, give decision by Saturday next. - - = =
Prison Cases.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-OTudoe PaIson io
John King was found guilty Of cutting rowboat
from vessel in the Schuylkill and stealing her
away. He was caught I'm the boat.
John NICK emma, a little boy wss convicted OF the
larceny Of fifteen pounds OF wool rom BENJAMIN
Bullock Bros. ~ r'TU
- ca The ase of Bucephalus. ~H
Court Of Quarter Seesions-Jttdge L.sdlo,O. IL
In the case Of Elijah s. Pennington, charged
with crueity to horse, before reported, the jSry
to-day rendered verdict Of not guilty.
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...JUBY Il
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEaR APH
OFFICE.
IA, ,M.... 80 II A. M......ss Bpm. .93
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There are ten Chinese Sunday-schools in
SaG FlaLe!seJ, Mil 3ol teachers aad 10 4 Ip.ls.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine Ns,os see Inside Pages.
(By Cable

QUEENSTOWN, July l2-Steamship City OF Paris,
from New York for Liverpool touched here last
evening. -. -l-.f .F-
aA (By Tetegraph.) ltAt it l-i' p
NEW YORK, July 12-Arrived, steamship Slesia,
from southampton, a. g. fa.a.. rfI
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
Important Foreign News.
The Pekin Massacre Hoax.
The Spanish Throne Question.
Death of Admiral Dahlgren.
Advices from the Pacific.
The Canadian Fisheries Difficulty.
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yHRGEAFA--To-Wit:

VIRGIN --TO- wit:
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
"A the Circuit Court of Orange, on Monday,
the it'll day of April. 1870.
David FaulcOner, BarboJr Faulconer, George
Faulconer, Robert Faulconer, Benjamin
Faulconer, Alfred Wiltshire and Sarah a.
his wife, Absolem Jacobsand Margaret his
wife, Richard.JucObs and Susan j, his wife,
Weldon Wiltshire and Malinda his wife
and George Jaeobs-Plaintitfs,
AGAINST,
Richard Richards, John H. finder and Mar
garet A his wife, Hugh Nj. Faulcouer, sur
V1ving Executoro John haulconer, James
Roach, Committee Admir-. of Richard b.
Jacobs, Jones NJ. Jacobs, Rachael Heller
and her husband, and tiearge Gfaiford and
Lacy a. his wife-Uefendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to ascertain the
amount due, if anything, ON n debt that Is
alledged to DO due the said John T. finder,
cobs Jr., to Richard Richards, trustee, and
to restrain sale of the property mentioned
in said deed of trust, and to restrain John
T.. finder from committing waste on the
same, and for relief for waste committed,
and TO account for the rents and profits of
the said property among the heirs at law of
the said Benjamin Jacobs, ST.; and ii appear
ing upon affidavit that George Grafford and
Lucy A. his wife, and Rachael Heller and
her husband, - Heller, are non-residents
of this State, on motion of the Plaintiff, by
counsel, it is ordered that the said defen-
dants do appear here within one month af-
ter due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their interests.
A COpy-Teste,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Dep'ty Clerk,
for NJ d HIGGINS, Clerk,
ApriI s IS7O-foHN GIBSON p O.
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COMMISsE0NER's NOTICE.

James c. Hidden, and T.. b. Hiden in
u his own right and as Administrator of
Joseph Hidden deceased -Plaintifs,
AGAINST,
VIM 6 Graves and Martha Ann his wife, and
c. U. T. Hiden, &c Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree, entered in above suit
Oct, T. ISG9-"The Court doth adjudge, order
and decree by consent of parties that ono OF
the Commissioners of this court. take, state
and settle the accounts of Z i. Hidden as adj
Ininistrator of Joseph Hidden, decd, which
accounts the said +. b. Hidden is directed to
render before him; also to take and state an
account of the personal assets OF the said
Joseph Hidden, ard of the outstanding un-
satisfied debts and liabilities of the said
Joseph Hiden, showing the priorities there
of also an account of the real estate of the
said Joseph Hideu, and of the fee simple
and annual value thereof, and Teach paEcel
thereof, and publication in some convenient
newspaper for at least four weeks OF the Time
and place of taking the said accounts shah
DE equivalent to personal service upon all
the parties except p. b. Hiden Adninfstra-
tor of Joseph Hiden, deceased, William G
Graves and James a Madison, upon whom
personal service is required, and the said
Commissioner shall by a Hike publication of
notice, warn all the creditors of the said Jo-
seph Hidden deceased. to present md file
their claims before the said Commissioners
and prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive any part of the assets of
the said Joseph Hiden in case of their Iail-
ure TO do So"
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Ratiroaag.
@. A. AVID NJ. RAHLN

@. A. AND M. E2AHERN 81
| ON and after Wednesday, Feb. q
~ one daily passenger train win run
tween Washington and Lynchburg
Meeting at GordOnsvilie with the Chesapei -
and Ohio Railroad TO Richmond, Covingt
and the Virginia Springs; at EynchbuTg n
West and Southwest, and at Washington re-
the North and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily ct 8 So q. m, Alex
andria at . w q. pl.y arriving at Lynehburg
at D % p. m.
Leave Lynehburg northward, at IS am.
arriving at Alexandria at % p. m. and at
Washington at IS p. IN,
Also daily, Sunday included, q passenger
train through without change OF cdrS-sIeepins
cars dttdched-between WASHINGTON and
RiCHMON D-nalking close connections at
Hlcnmond and Washington in the direct
line between New York and the South At
lantic States.
Leave Washington at 6:35 p. M and Alex
andria at 7:25 p. m. prrive at Gordonsville az
ll;4O p. M, and at Richmond 1920 a. M, cons
meeting with train leaving Richmond at A. G
a. mr. for .ersburg, Weldon and the South
west.
Leave Richmond at $50 p. M, and Coz
louisville at 1915 a, M; arrive at Alexandria
at 505 a. M, and at Washington at 5.55 a. ns.
connecting with earliest trains to New YcIE
and Northwest.
A train for Manassas Branch will leave
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at see
q. 1n., arriving at HarrisonburE at 20 d. m.
Leave Harrisonburg ut 0 10 a. m. connecting
Manassas junction with Northbound train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria st 62s
p. m.
The train on Manassas Branch will make
good connections at the Junction with night
line to and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage Checked -
all prominent points.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Pass Orange daily northward Mt so q. M
IN. IT. M BROA mis-
March ii, 1870. General Ticket Agent
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Alfxandria GJaEdf.
TRUSE' SA.El
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
IN pursuance of deed of trust from
4 Richard S. Boulware TO the subscriber,
dated the 18th day of Suly, 1863, duly record
ed in the Clerks office Of Orange County
Court, shall, as trustee therein named, III
not previously sold, of which due and time
Iy notice viii be given on tuesday. The I7th
day Of Nay 1lezt, il fair, If not the next fair
day thereafter, offer for sale, on the preIrIis-
es, to the highest bidder at public auction,
for cash, or upon such terms as may be a.
greed upon on the day of sale. valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in the county of Orange,
about three miles from Orange @. IT,. con-
tanning
10a ga Acres,
it being the tract of land allotted in the d.
vision of the estate of Robert Clark to Thos.
j. Adams and Martha his wife. in right of
his wife and by them sold and conveyed to
the said Boulware. This land lies in q good
neighborhood and adjoins the lands of Mrs.
Covell Capt. W. p. Cave, Fountain Kennedy
and others,
The title is believed to be unquestionable,
but selling as trustee, l shall convey only
such title as is vested in me by the deed a.
foresaid.
LEWIS B. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
April 10, 1870.
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COMMISSIONERS oFg1cn, ORANGE c. II.

February Ord, 1860.
The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree of which the above is an
extract are hereby notified that have fixed
on Saturday the 18th day OF March 1870 and
my office at Orange c. H., Virginia, as the
time and pace for taking said accounts
Anda II creditors of the said Joseph Hden
are hereb-. warned to represent and file their
claims before at said time and place, ana
to prove the same, on pain of not being al
Joseph Hidden in case of their failure so to
do. WIN. q. WILLIAMS,
Feb. %, 1870. C. o. c c.
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.,ssGIrHltalls AArgrtlsenens

\ o.oupatI0nnl. Ailments.-F1esh, pure
as vitalizing elixir, Whoever Is debar-
\ by circumstances from unrestricted &C
a Ass to this invisible, but powerful stimu-
lint needs medicinal invigorant Of some
Flzlnd. Tina great object should be to choose
the best. Popularity is pretty good guar
antee ofmerit in this scrutinizing and intel
igent age, and tried by this criterion Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters stands first among the
invigorating and regulating medicines of
the present day. To the wants of persons
engaged In indoor employments, especially
in crowded factories where even with the
best possible ventilation the atmosphere is
always in some degree polluted, this salu-
bri us vegetable tonicls peculiarly adapted.
The nature of the ingredients is no mystery.
IL consists of an absolutely pure dlffusive
stimulant, tinctured-or rather surcharged
with the fluid extracts of santanous roots
and banks and herbs. The pharInacopmia
has its .tinctures, but what are they? The
juice of only single root or bark or plant
Is present in each. Not one OF them COM
Dimes the three properties OF tonic, an al
teraiive, and an aperient. All these ele-
ments are bleDded in the Bitters; nor are
hese thesum gifts medicinal recommends
lions. 1t is also brood depurent and antis-
pasmodic.
The balefal effects which air that has been
partially exhausted of its oxygen by fire.
quent breathing produces on the Vital or
ganization, is notorious, and when to this |
devitallzed atmosphere is superadded the !
mephitic vapor of the hot air furnaces, 1t be-
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IRENE. To enable the system to bear up, ev-
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a wholesome tonic and Alternative is urgent
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piled In Hostetter's Bitters, which as a
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May 8, ls70.- I'm.
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Liberty Minis. Va. Teb i W. Il. 1850. W

BARBoURsvILLE, Va, January 0, 1869.
! take great pleasure in recommending to
the farmers of Virginia the implements con-
structed by A. p. ROutt IL Co. Mr. Routt is
my countyman and neighbor, and / have
had ample opportunity of testing his skill as
a mechanic, and his untiring energy in his
vita well-constructed and Efficient imple-
ments. B. JOHNSON BARBOUR.
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an Agent sending j0r Sic Witches gets an er-
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Aiso elegant Uroide>Gold Chains, of latest
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order only from go -
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Read the testimony of physicians and
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miscellaneous Grade.
RGDgJTT1S
SOUTFgE RECGRN PLANTER

WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT
N again ealing the attention of the
Il Farmers of Virginia and adjoining states
to this simple yet effective implement, the
subscriber begs leave to say that 1t has been
greatly improved for the ensuing season Of
1869. IL is now worked by a chain band in
stead of q leather band as formerly, thereby
insuring a more constant operation. by
very simple adjustment it will drop corn at
the distances of Is inches or 3 feet, together
with any pulverized Fertilizer.
Full printed directions accompany each
machine. He would also call attention TO
ROUTES DOUBLE-SHOVEL Pillow,
with Couiterand Briar Cutting Attachments
the latter especially adapted to any foul
lands, whether with Briars, Sassafras or wire
Grass. Also to
ROUTES DRAIN Pillow,
which completes at one operation the double
course of the ordinary pillow, besides saving
a great deal Of hand labor.
he has certificates of many well-known
farmers, youehing for the strength and e1i-
cient action of all these implements, which
will be furnished on application.
AS the senior partner in the new concern
of a, p. Routt i Co., he wouldNreturn his
thanks to n generous public for their kind
in the past, and pledges unremitt- |
ed eXertiOns to maintain and increase that |
full confidence in the future.
A. p. ROUTT & CO.
Liberty Mills, Va, February Il, 1869.
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~ Novelty Fountain Pea. One
Il dipping will retain ink enough to write
I. two pages orore IN J9oItter siZe-only twen-
ty-tive cents per dozens Call ana tritein
for yourself. For sale at
l.. W.SNEED'S
January %, 1870 Variety Store.
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NOTICE.

TIIE firm of DR.. II. d. Talalerro s.
Il Son has this day been dissolved by mu-
tua, consent, the senior partner having sold
ma in crest to DR.. Il. w. Row, it will hereat-
ter be co DEDUCTED under the style and firm of
Taliaferfo y Row, VINO respectfully solicit
y continuance of the patronage heretofore
extended to the OIL finn, with the assurance
that they will endeavor, by strict attention
to their business, TO do all in their power to
give satisfaction.
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We Hear good deal of the period, of
hoys of the period, &C., but as this subject
has been pretty well exhausted. we thought
IL would not be amiss TO call attention to the
ciothiers and merchant tailors of the period;
and as matter Of course, everybody will
say 1880 Main street, Richmond, is the place,
and Il. b. SPENCE IL Son are the ''men of
tho period" for all kinds of merchant tail
orinS and gentlemen's furnishing goods
They are now getting in their supplies o
spring and summer goods, consisting of all
the rare, rich and stylish goods of French,
English and American fabrics, which they
Will make up at the shortest notice. in the
best style, and at the lowest prices.
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LAND Sl42f ALBsNARLE.-.Ws learn
ifem the q aroitesviile Chronicle that
the farm OBJ. ". Thurman, situated
on the Southwest mountain, ner Kes-
wick depot containing two hundred
ana seventy fne acres, has been sold
to Mr.. Daniel Boand. of California. =
Price pail. @xteen dollars per acre.
equal to casll