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GENERAL LEES VISITS TO ELLICoT CITY,

GENERAL LEES VISITS TO ELLICoT CITY,
General Robert E. Lee made rather an I'M
expected arrival in our city N Sunday
evening last. and became the guest of Ma
,ior George w. Peter until the Tuesday fol-
lowing. Notwithstanding the many reports
to the contrary, we learn that the Generals
health is generally good, and that he suffers
from nothing more serious than a slight
bronchial affection. lie was soon recog-
nized upon his arrival, OF course, and
shook hands with several Maryland soldiers
who had served under him in the late war.
1t is mentioned rs a rather singular coinci-
dence that just ten years ago, and immedi-
ately prior to the breaking out of the war,
he was the guest of Major Peter, being at
that time Colonel of the Second United
States cavalry, and making just such an UNI
expected arrival rs on this occasion.-EUi-
colt City Times.
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D1sasTRous Frsr IN MAscsrsrpp. N, H

DISASTROUS FIRE IN MANCHESTER, N. H.
Two HUNDRED FAMILIES BURNT OUr.-Man-
chester, July S.-About half past one O'Clock
this morning a fire broke out in a building
in rear of the Merchants Exchange, and
swept through the wooden buildings IN that
section, and soon e%nyeloped nearly all the
locality between Elm and Chestnut and
Bowen and Hanover streets ON the north,
and q back street between Manchester and
Merrimack on the south. The fire origi-
mated in a room occupied by Drake e. Car
pentcr, coffee and spice dealers, and unques-
tionably caught from a rooster, which IL
nited the dry woodwork. The area burned
over is from five to six acres in extent. The
amount of property destroyed is not far
from S250.0O0, on which there is about
1925 600 insurance. A number OF families
are thrown out of their homcs-not less than
two hundred-and some put the number
much higher. There was no loss of life as
far as is known. After the fire had ragged
for l.lore than an hour the wind lulled and
it rainad freely, which had a great influence
in arresting the progress of the fire.
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A HORRIBLE MURDER n ATTEMPTED
OUTRAGE I Observation-Disclosures July
brutally cut the throat of Il boy six years
old, the son of Mr.. Hoffman, who resides
in kentucky, four miles below Lawrence
burg, Ind, almost severing the head from
the body. He had enticed the boy in a pig
pen after making indecent proposals to
Mrs. Hoffman, who was alone at her house.
After numbering the boy he returned to
Mrs. Hoffman and made an effort to commit
an outrageous assault upon here, but she
successfully resisted the attack and raised
the neighbors, but the man made his
escape, and no arrest has yet been made.
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being fitted out to bring home the entire

being fitted out to bring home the entire
French army from Algeria.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July 8.-The Austrian Journals
say that Austria viii not interfere In the
Spanish complication.
LONDON, July 9.-To-day the Austrian
Government is preparing to form q perma-
nent camp near the Prussian frontier. s h
has had this place in contemplation for a
long time.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, July 8.-Se1or Alineidats will
probably be sent as Minister to Washing
ton.
ROME.
RoME, July 9-The schema Of infallibility
will be proclaimed on the 18th instant.
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Mr.. G. C. Painter, son OF Rev. Father
Painter, who for many years was the lead
Ing Presbyterian minister Of this section,
received under care Of p~resbytery.
The %fart1iers In all this section are more
taan with abundant crops. The wheat har-
vest is Just closing, and the crop Is the
nnest raised for many years.
The cattle, far and near, are eroshine
with their abundance of flesh. Look ont
for fine beef this fall. WYraE.
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LOST HIS SPEECH FROM A FIRE-CRACKER.-

LOST HIS SPEECH FROM A FIRE.CRAcKER.--
On Monday evening a little boy named
Lambert Knorr, about ten years Of age, was
playing with some other boys in front of
his fathers house, on Liberty street, Allie
gheny, when a tire-cracker by some acct
dent was thrown into his mouth, where it
exploded. He fell to the ground and was
taken into the house, when Il physician was
summoned. The boy seemed u%niniured in
every respect, except that his voice was
completely gone. 1t has not yet returned,
and it is feared that he will be permanently
snncchlesS.-piftSburl Post.
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CooL1E LABoR.-Talking with an old sea
captain lately, who had frequently visited
the ports of China and possessed consider.
able knowledge of that country, he assured
us that a hundred millions of their inhabi.
tants could be poured into this country
from there without missing them, and that
if facilities should ever be opened to them
they would swarm over here in Untold mil.
lions and literally drive us from u homes
by means Of underwriting our people,
Norfolk Dan Book.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Henderson, postmas'
ter. Waverly station, Sussex county, vice
j.. r. Brockwell, removed Thomas w
Adams, Piner's Grove, Prince, George
county, vice John e. Burrow,, declined
John DodSon, Ritchieyille, Dinwiddie o
tv, vice Elizabeth Brown, resigned.
Route Agent.-Lynchburg, va, TO Brls'
81, ESQ per annum, vice Oliver G. Butler, moi
reported for duty.
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Letter from Southwest Virginia..
correspondence Of the Dispatch.

Ait, DUBLIN, VA, July Sth, 1870.
m n"l'sdon Presbytery held a called meet.
TE mere Yesterday, and received from
r r''SHose Presbytery Rev. i. NJ. Kirkpa.-
mh' Af: Kirkpatrick, with great acccpt-
,,.p Ills people, commenced his labors
yJ2ut l"o months since 10. the churches of
'4-SA hey. Mr. Ewing was lately pastor.
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a Dan River plantation Of 700 acres was
bought By Major w. T. Sutherlin at $40, 500,
being SO per acre. This is the fourth plan
tation, we believe, that gentleman has
bought recently.-Danu,He Times.
1t is proposed to commence the publica-
ton OF a daily evening Republican paper in
this city on or about the first of September
next.-Petersburg Inde1.
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Another North Caroline County
uuGer Martial Law.

RALEIGH, N. c., July Ex-Governor Hol-
den has declared Caswell county in q state
of Instruction. His proclamation, publish
ed this morning, sets forth no reason for so
doing. No outrages have been reported of
which the public are aware since the death
of Senator Stevens at Yanceyville two
months since.
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THE WHEAT HARvrsr.-The wheat har.
vest has commenced In this county, and the
indications are in favor Of m abundant
yield. We hear of no complaint from any
quarter in this section. With good crops
and the downfall Of Radicalism, we can
snap our fingers at hard times.-Greenbrter
IndeDeadent.
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Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets-IBY ~TELEGRAPHl.
LONDON, July s-Noon--ConsoIs, 9at. United
States bonds fiat at 90. Common Rosin easier at
SIS. 9d. @es.; fine Rosin Arm. Turpentine firm.
LIVERPOOL, July o-Eoon--Cotton quiet up
lands, 9Sd.; Orleans, 1Qd. estimated sales, 10, 900
bales. E~ueniag.-Cotton closed dull and irregu-
lar; uplands, s,9ssd. Orleans, s1@ssd. Wheat
and Pork quiet.
HAvRE, July s.-Cotton closed quiet at 1lsAf. on
the SPOT,
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The American Cotton Statement.

f ORR July 8 The following Is q state
ment Of the cotton Trade at all ports Of the United
States for the week: Receipts. o. 800 bales. Elk.
Dorts-To Great Britain. 1925 bales to the con.
tinent, 8, 0a5 bales. Stock on hand and shipboard,
not yet cleared, 150, $50 bales. .a
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COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour sg,vr

Ux0aAa anu f10UR Mnpkox =
Corn AND FLoUR gxou,.c-
EE H1CHatoaD, Va, July O., Isle
oF1 ERNas. r-s.,
y Whsas-White, saa bushels new: % bushels old.
10 % SSrn;I;White, les buphels. Yellow, none. Mixed,
O1ts.-A bushels. a.s ~ s z.,
!, Rye--28 bSshels, =
Aedt.A2 bushels. q
SALES.
Whedt.-White, so bushels fair new. on urivaae
ncrI1s ; go bushels very good old, on private terms.
Corn.-Whlte, 40 bushels damaged at Bile : so
bushels very good at 81 %.
Rye.-2S bushels at OIL.
-MedE.-42 bushels 1T $l.2s. +.
RE-EXAIBTTED, ra
Corn.-Mixed, 1T2 bushels. " :
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MoEE NEGRo ~SoUATrERs TO BE REMOVED.
We learn from MIR. Stevens, deputy sheriff
OF Norfolk county, that he expected to pro-
ceed very soon to eject a number of negroes
nom the farm known as Whitehead's farm.
IN Norfolk county. He seems to think that
these squatters will be more determined
than those on Taylor's farm, and that there
may he a little trouble In getting them to
yacatc.-NorJok Day Book.
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Ass ociated Press kilograms.
Congressional.


WASHINGTON, 9.-Senate.-The Chinese
question was discussed. Messrs. Sumner
and Howard advocated the rights of the
Chinese, and the Pacific senators urged the
passage of u law f%orbidding their landing.
Messrs. Howard, Hamlin, II Thurman,
were appointed to represent the Senate IN
the conference committee on the Georgia
bill.
Without action on the Chinese question,
Mrs. LincoIn's pension was taken up for
discussion. Senator Yates impeached Mrs.
Lincoln's loyalty.
The army appropriation bill was passed.
The Senate had i night session..
HouSe.-The tax bill as amended by the
Senate was concurred in as regards the
income tax, allowing metallic Tobacco pack
ages, allowing articles transported from
ports Of entry to other points in bond, and
reducing the duty on steel rails. The
House n~On-concurred in the amendments
regarding oranges, lemons, prunes, and
other tropical fruits, and also the amend
| ments regarding sugars, spices, wines, BRAN
dies, and taxing cotton bagging. The bill
| goes to the committee Of conference.
: The Speaker laid before the House, in
order to have it entered on the journal, his
warrant to the Sergeant-at-Arms reciting
| the resolution of the House for the imprison-
ment of Pat. Woods, and directing the
SergeaptatArms to execute it ; also the
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 9.-The pilot
boat Coquette reports passed in for Balti-
more brigs Georgia, from Havana; Naza-
rena, from West Indies. :.
Passed out, bark Pepita, from Richmond
for Rio Grande ; schooner Willie, for Ma
fanza1-
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PICHMOND AND YORK RIVER

D1CHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Az RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE North, AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF .SCHEDULE-DhILY EXCEPT SUN.
Passengers Tor Baltimore and points North
will take the passenger train from the, de-
pot OF the Richnond and York River RailrSad Is
Tor West Point, Eshers they take the fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cap
PHILIP R~EYBoLD,.both Of which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for passengers-reaching Baltimore the following
morning N time to connect with the trains FOR
Ing, the boats leave pier No: :. Lieha,ssreet
DAILY except sundaysl at 4 O'Clock z. n,
the following day, In time to connect with the
express train on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road for Danyile and all points On that road
Greensboro; Salisbury, Charlotte, Gel =. p;
Columbia, 3. g. and all points South and With
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line Of that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at s:15 r. 81. Leaves West Point daily at JAN,
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
points. THOMAS RI
" 4 ? 4.. ....E EE.4r Z y. - n SUp4r1ut9n060E
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Racing at Saratoga

SARATOGA, N. T., July 9.-One hundred
and fifty horses are here training for the
races, which commence on Thursday. The
horses come in bond.
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N N

HANGERS WHISKEY,
IL FULCHER'S WHISKY, BOWEN'S
WIIISKEY, Wallace's "MOUNTAIN DEW,'
Dublin Stout Port, Sherry, Madeira, Claret,
Champagne, and other wines. with Il full assert
nlent Of the now popular California liquors, Tor
sale by
jy8 j. B. KIDD, III Broad street.
DECEIVED BY LAST STEAMER, di-
HI rect from the importers, q pipe Of JAMES
HENNESSY'S PURE FRENCH BRANDY, vim
tage of 1895: Also, CtARET SHERRY PORT,
and N e s 4; FULCHESS
MCUNTAIN WHISKEY; OLD KENTUCKY
BOURBON Whisky, 1885 distillstion.
jy5 GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
% BARRELS PURE OLD RYE
10 barrels F1NCHai's GoLDlEN WEDDING,
Is barrels PIXIES MAGNOLIA,
Is barrels PIXIES Xxx, .
10 barrels BRANDY and GIN,
in store and for sale by
ia 81 JOHN N. g
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'IRGINIA NEWS.
.rrcspondcnceof the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER from HIEXINGTON.

ADDRESS QF REV. DIR. j. L. NJ. CURRY
BEFORE THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INsr1.
Tl-TF. .
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TICKETS, 1,s,

.RoUND-TR1P TICKETS, ess.aw
AO IL
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ,oH1o,aAnRoAD,
to WHITE SULPHUR OLD SWEET, RED
SWEET, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, HOTgHEAd-
Ing, WARM, and BATH ALUM SPRINGS and
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS. Good for ten days.
Also, .!aIIb -.
80 s.f EXCURSION TICKETS &As2lL
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO-
and & GEORGE, at low rates. .
- "sf#.''J. F. EETHERLhNU,
jyS-t15At General Ticket Agent
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COMmIssIOH MERCHANTS.
FOE SALE,

'EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
i PROPERTY AT A~UCT1ON;.In pursuance
Of an order CT the stockholders Of the Farmyille
Female College the undersigned will, on THURS
DAY, September l, 1870, at Farmville, Va, seilat
auction the REAL aud PERSONAL PROPERTY
of the corporation. The buildings are located on
an improved two-acre lot, within a few squares OK
the churches, railway depot, and post-0tice: Inc
College proper is a three-story brick ouiidinR.
with Chapel, music and recitation.rooms dining
and storerooms, parlors, Twelve chambers, with
halls and closets.
The property is improved, and used as a semi.
nary Of learning, and Is sold because tEe owners
believe that private enterprise can more wisely,
manage such Institutions. 1t Is also capable OF
being converted into private residences. Farm
Vile is In communication by rail with the ~hoie
country.
TERMS The personal property, tincluding mo.
dern school furniture) win be soldier cash: Inc
purchaser Of the buildings Including q garden iot
and stable) viii be required TO pay one.fSaTtn OF
the purchase money In cash ; aud for the Dalance'
negotiable notes, Satisfactorily endorsed, at Sill
twelve, and eighteen months, interest adde ehs M ~
be received. The title will be retained III : sae NAV
turity and payment OF the notes.. InqlIsisn Tile
be made of Il. Z. Warren, secrets@Syr; Il
Va. m'EE WATKINS,
w. Commissioners.
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1870.
1870. -. - 80 .--,.'.s 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE f,
R ARRANGEMENT.

OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. az
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Is
NORTH, EAST, AND NoRTHWEsT. -
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN Ola
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at ILLS A. d. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 1898 p. d. E -
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with tho
steamers GeOrgeanna and fronsides, leaves the
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth streets, daily
Sundays excepted) at 4 O'Clock p. N. Arrives In
Richmond (Mondays exceptedl at s:2oA. NJ
TRAIN No. a.-fHR00GH MAIL TRAlE utG
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays! e1ceptedE 81 ssso
P. NJ. Arrives In Richmond Mondays exceptedb
TaRoUGH TICKETS and THRoUGHB Bag
S SosTH IR East, and SSodRRTHWgEsT!""e So
FREIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points MOTH ana
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE EX-
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford statlon
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, at Q A. III. Returning, WIN
leave Milford on Mondays at s:2s A.. ID ana ar;
rive at Richmon ut 1904. 81.
Apply az COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
J. B. GENTRY.
General Ticket Agent
ED. T. d. MYERS, General Superintendent
10 IN #EHFtL1sT
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The Indian War-Apprehended
Massacre.
CHEYENNE, July 9.-It is believed that all
of the Big Horn expedition which left here
have been killed..
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Railroad Contract.

Messrs. Vanderworken & Co., proprietors
of the Blue-stone quarries, on the upper
Potomac, to-day received a contract to sup
ply the Potomac Railroad Company with
90, 1000 perches stone for building bridges,
tunnels, culverts, etc., of the road within
this district, and work on the road will be
commencedh here next week,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG R.R- Co.,}
RICHMOND. April "a 1879. 4,
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
l. run as follows .-y tts=
leave Petersburg at 10 A. M. and 7.oSP. NJ
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond caily ate
A. a.. sna ,a rG1efsouFs uAnS ~
The as A, Ii. train willnot leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1905 7. ID. train will mol leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. -,
Passenyers for Norfolk will take the $50 P.n.
train, running through daily. Baggage cnee1eu
through. s~sfn
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS 400
FRIDAYS. no.sne st
chester with the accommodation train. :. ecn.
gers returning win take the 40 Z. me- -
nectlng ~ Cnes3f . HON WYHRE,
-tisy A Superintendent.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, DC.


II ANDRETH'S.-All varieties of Lam
IL DRETH'S FRESH AND RELIABLE TUR-
NIP and CABBAGE SEEDS for sale by
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
iy Sta Sixth and Broad streets.
CELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
" CABBAGE PLANTS, now ready at
ALLAN Il JOHNSON'S,
20 40 1865 Main street.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE,RATL.
~ ROAD.-PASSENGER SCHEDULE:
GOING notwithstanding and Dany1lle pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily except Sundaysl
at 5:l5 A. n; leave Burkeyille daily Except Sun.
days) at / P. NJ. arrive at Danv1l1e daily lex.
cept Sundays) at $50 2. NJ THROUGH NAIL
And ExPREss leaves Richmond daily at sSs
L. M; leaves Danvills daily at Las r. NJ; arrives
at Greensboro daily at AS A. N.
GONG Notwithstanding and Danville pas.
sengers leave Danyille daily Except Sundsy3 as
7:o A. M; leave Bnrkeville daily Except Sun.
days) at l p. M. !; arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays) at 4:Io P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
N EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at sJk
P. M. leaves Danyille daily at il:s7 FIN. ar
The Lynchbnrg.. and Danvt1le. Passenger TTsfn
connects at Burkevtlle with the trains on the
Southside. road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the SOuthside and Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroads. Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains ON the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c.f6c.;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Frederfcks.
burg and Potomac, chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. .Es'iR
CARS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING HAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
iva .r. Super1ntendent.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1870.
The AUGMENTATION RJJI.

WA~SHINGTUN, July D, IoIVs
The Appropriation Bill.
In the Legislative, executive, and judicial
appropriation bill, which was reported to
the House from a conference committee to-
day, there is a proyiso that sets aside Lin
coins proclamation of amnesty and acts of
Congress heretofore passed, so fas as they
affect the rights of parties who have claims
against the Government for abandoned pro-
perry during the rebellion. The claimant
to such property is now required, notwith-
standing he may have been pardoned or
amnestied, to produce in court proof of his
loyalty. The law is retroactive, and there
fore unconstitutional, and will doubtless be
so declared when it shall be submitted to
judicial test.
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James River Improvement.

Senator Johnston on Thursday last asked
the Senate to allow two hundred thousand
dollars for improvement of the James river
from Richmond to Harrison's Bar, which
denied. He then asked one hundred
thousand dollars, which was also refused.
But 4 compromise was finally agreed upon,
and fifty thousand dollars were appropri-
o+nI
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The GeOrgia Bill.

The Georgia bill has gotten into a singu-
lar plight. Both Houses have passed bills
not at all resembling each other, and have
referred them to a conference committee,
who will have power under the circum-
stances to frame IN entirely new bill, which,
in the hurry and confusion in the closing up
of the session next, week will doubtless
pass without discussion of it's merits or
demorits-
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE, -"

On and after MONDAY, Judy llth Instant. the
depot, corner Broad and Eighth streets, ut 1 Ia
stead Of 40 p. NJ, as heretofore. ~
,.- "a D., s.,.,.J. B. GENTRY,
~ SIT General Ticket Agent
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Senator Morton, of Minnesota, who has
been gradually sinking into consumption for
weeks past, is very low this evening, and is
not expected to live throughout the night.
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RICHMOND, FREDERrCRsBuRG3
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY;
49, RICHMOND. VA.a July Z; l61a }
OF SCHEDULE. .ratr ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-04-22
Mark TWafns' Hotel.

Having lately opened hashery, I send
you these my rules and regulations.
The house shall be considered strictly
in-temperate.
None but the brave deserve the fare.
Persons owing bills for board Will be
boarded for bills.
Boarders who do not wish 10 pay in
advance are requested 10 advance and pay
Boarders are expected TO welt on the
colored cook for meals.
Sheets will be nightly changed once six
months, or moro If necessary.
Double boarders can have two beds with
a double room, in it, or two rooms with
bed in it, as they choose.
Boarders are requested to pull of their
boots before retiring, if they can conven-
iently do SO.
Beds with OF without bugs.
All money and other vaIuabIes are 10
be left in care of the proprietor This is
insisted on, us he will be responsible for
no other losses.
Inside matter will not DE furnished for
editors under any consideration.
Relatives coming to make six months
visit will be welcomed; but when they
bring their household furniture, virtue Will
cease to be q forbearance.
Single men with their families will not
be boarded.
Bed with or without boards.
Dreams will be charged for by tbs
dozen.