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EQUATION OF PAyMENTs-Thdt Re,rard
OF 2,OO0.-Arcording to arrangements
made by Professor Ware. whereby the com.
petitors for the sum Of $1,000, to be given
for the best rule Of equation of payments,
should meet and learn the decision of the
judges on the several plans submitted,
Room 100, ut the AStor House, was opened
ut noon to-day. Five judges had been
chosen, and pledged themselves to attend,
ing so.
MIR. Atwood, book.kceper Of the firm Of
Landres, Fricrly e. Clarke, was the only
one who could fulfil! his promise. Time
wore on, and although of the fifty-seven
competitors forty-two had submitted their
plans in writing, nothing could be done with
opt the judges, or quorum of them hence
Mr.. Ware told those present that in the alb
senre OF the judges and the apparent impos-
sibllitr OF getting them to attend in bust
ness hours, they had better select their own
Judges and time of meeting. 1t was then
ordered that Mr.. Atwood, chairman pro
tenn, take the plans ana 4 certified check
Upon the Brooklyn Savings Bank for g, 900,
and together with Mr.. Huntingdon, Jay
Cookies bookkeeper, appoint third party,
20 constitute altogether judicial commit
tee, whose duty it should he to foreclose
the matter now with the forty-two plans
aud meet ut such time and place as best
suited their convenience. On the sugges-
ton Of Professor Stephen Alexander, of
Princeton College, n. j., it was decided to
examine the plans and notify the parties Of
The time and place where the decision would
he read. Among these contrasting for the
prize are Professor Alexander, Of Prince
ton College. n. j.; Professor G. B. Docke-
try, of the City College, New York ; Pro-
fc>sor 5. 4. rockingham, Of Harrisburg,
Va: and Professor w. w. Johnston, Zen
yon College, Ohio.-Neu York Express.
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REcoyER1sG.-The Rev. Mr.. Strong, who
was seriously injured, with Rev. Mr.. Stone,
nj Hartford. Conn, on Friday last, and was
reported to have died of his injuries the
same night, we are most happy to be able e
to report to-day "hopefully conValescent::"
The report was current on Friday, night in
Hartford that Mr.. Strong was dead, and was
believed, because it came directly from the
asylum where he was. But it seems that IL
was the effects OF ch,oroiorm, which were
mistaken for death, and that there 10 now
good reason to hope that he may entrely
reeoyer.-Boston Traveller, Tuesday.
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FUNERAL OF DISTINGUISHED MINISTER
Philadelphia, Dec. 2S.-Ihe funeral OF
Rev. Albert Barnes took place this after
noon from his late residence. There was a
large attendance of clergymen and friends
of the deceased. The opening address was
made by Rev. Thomas Ii. Skinner, of New
York. Bishop Stevens, of the Episcopal
Church, paid tribute to the character Of
the deceased. Addresses were also made
by Rev. John Chambers. IIerrick johnson,
and DR.. Daniel Marsh. The interment
took place at Laurel Hill. The memorial
sermon will he delivered in a week or two
bv Rev. DR.. Herrick johnson in Washing
ton Square Church.
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Try NEVADA STAGE RcBBEHlES-A Con-
? e. hv one Of ;he GGag.-A. W. vcwhy,
. 3. w.s arrested on the presumption that
y. 49, concerned in The late car robbery
.,.l Verdi. says The Virginia (NeradI En-
--~.sa Q! December Eth. has made con-
- =. Newly. according 10 his own
f.. Ion. is an accomplished rascal, and
. ...arS to his mi$GccdS in style quite
... ING. He alIut!c> TO the Geigev Grade
.. rrbIcry in 1867, in which the treasure
xry Wells, Fargo 4 Co. was broken, aud
-. .v4>>euecrs were relic. ed of their vslu-
...,. The late Judge Baldwin. Of the
'.... States District Court. was among
.1>>euger>, and was relieved Of 4 waltz
"a:ch. 10 which reference is made 10y
<.aHv. There is possibility that the
~ e. may vet he recovered and returned
.a.. widow Of Judge Baldwin. who is still
.,>.jaMt Of this city. Some Of the de-
.o;}uouts made by Newly are rather
j.. r., IL. He speaks OF scheme that was
n t.p; some time ago for robbiug the Bank
,a.. :oruip. in this city. The plan was to
. II drinking saloon on Taylor street, be-
- The t,Auk, and tunnel under the vault
.~ I ,or. serretinc the earth removed in 4
liar adjoining the saloon. \ party was
#aI who was willing 10 advance the mo-
. REQUIRED 10 do the work. and lock
King cXper: WAS to he brought on from
Francisco and paid $50. 900 for opening
10 doors Of the vault. The plan was to
tunnel under the bank TO remove n
-:iou OF the floor, murder, or in some
...r manner dispose ol the Waterman,
80 &"u. with the aid ct IN expert, make
-.Y sweep OF the contents Of the vault
. ~" project been successfully carrie d
.e. -, the raScalS would have been hand
3. /. rewarded Tor their rllainouS labors;
g." >0me reason it WAS abandoned. One
81" most curious of Newhy's detclop-
. mis-. now1ycr. refers To the purchase Of a
...t.'EDitl near FlpWcry, III 20, by the Gan
HIeH Newly was 4 member. As il was
purpose Of these gentlemen To go pretty
~ 4~.yrIv into the business of robbing
= go. and a. the bullion bars could not be
ayruiently disposed OF without detection,
-, mill was 10 he used for brcakin"up and
~Elng over the stolen silver bricks. That
. v expected - do Il thriving business is
>i'.i by the fact. not mentioned by New
s. that "Ec OF the gang a.. y. OGcuin) fled
petition in bankruptcy just before going
..'r ta< novel milling operation. lie was
.iicnt II being able 10 make 4 comtorta-
"ldi>e" by strict attention to business,
, yF.> not disposed TO divide the proceeds
II his creditors.
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SUIT AGAINST THE WESTERN UNION TILE
GRAPH CoMPASY.-[From the Cincinnati
Gazette, Dec. 26.:It is said suit has been
commenced against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for the recovery OF
damages, the claim to which arose from the
following singular circumstances: 1t seems
James Ii. Cole sent message some FIVE
weeks ago to his attorney in Meridian,
Miss, asking him to hold De Hayen's cir
Gus. At the time the message was received
at the Telegraph office in tnat place, the
agent Of the circus happened TO be in, and
on hearing that message had been re-
ceivcd. asked if it was concerning the cir
Gus, offering at the same time to deliver it.
The man in charge Of the Office inadyert.
emily handed him the dispatch, which found
a safe Judgment in the agents pocket for
four or i've days. When It was delivered it
was too late to serve the purposes OF the
sender Of the message. Mr.. Cole now seeks
to recover So, 009 damages.
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Later from San Dom1nEo-CabraI i'm
q Bod Wsy-A Nice Country for An.


HAVANA, Dec. 29.--Advices from San Do
mingo are to December the Goth. Cabral
was in the neighborhood of San Juan with
800 halfstarved men, engaged in spreading
false reports of the death of President Baez.
The stories sent via st. Thomas and Puerto
Plata, announcing revolutionary move
ments, were inventions.
The Government of San Domingo accepts
its notes ut the custom-house at 10 per
cent. discount, but q law has been promul-
gated that the duties shall in future be paid
in gold.
The United States steamer Yantic, from
Aspinwall. under a full head of steam,
went ashore at the entrance of the harbor
OF St. Domingo, and her armament and
coal will have to be lightened before she
can be got off.
Col. O'Sullivan had arrived from France,
accompanied by an English war vessel, for
the purpose of examining the copper beds
in st. Domingo,
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Election In North Carolina,

DANv1LLE, Va, Dec. 29.-The election In
Caswell county, N. c., has resulted in the
election Of B. Brown to the Senate, and
Withers and Paylor to the House of Com.
mons-all Conservatives. They are elected
to fill the vacant seats Of expelled Repub.
lican members who were "elected" by the
bayonet while Holden had his militia in the
county, which he had declared in State of
in glIrrentinn
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= u
IA, eoAD,-eAsSENGER SCHEDUbE:
EoIwe soura.-.Lyncnsarg And Danyils Pc.
.enScrs .saye Richmond daily except Sunoals3
= 5.n 4 NJ; ieays Bprkeviile daily texSegt SUM
SavIS az / i. NJ. srrtse at DzneLls oslty ttsA.
casaI siIn dsysl IL 5:55 z. d. THHVUGs MAh1
va EXFaneS leaves RICHMOND asisy ~ z1s
p :, ISs res DanvIiie daily ~ - a, al arrives
=, tsrsars yro' saiiy sc rs a. ID.
EorStl SoErM.-LyacnnErg aso }snviAe 0a9.
a.nS.rs iesya Dsrytlte daily except 5sndaySl ~
S..3 = IL. Le2Ye Sarxsviile GaIly except Snns
ssysI. S. / Z. a.; arrive AZ Rlcnmopa Ca4Y
;rIc.ps saudays) Ut a;ss ?. d. THROUGH MALI
sNE'ExpsRSa lesges Greensboro, daily % ils
i Vi. .iesyes Danvile ialjy az as ~ d AZ
rises =. tSic6mond daily ss Il 60 4. y.
,ras Lynch5nrg and DsnSie PaSsenGnS 1kx ~
aonns,:r5 q, SarkeYils 'sffn :aa n4nns 0n ~
SoGt,.gia, roSG Tor PsIe-roars, soTso!h, w.
nS,sr sra al st4slona on Inc Soas1slCe, IL Y =
s.tn IA Trsrasree rstlroads, sf,Ssc.s a. =
sstIls faaItor Coats,pooss ssa siiic, nSiI pisse
s;'r i ~ ollssul points soEsh ana SossaWess.
49, ~. S.S..gL Nall ard Exirsss ooaSsoss
!, 7ra.niEof % WIN tS -&Lna on tcS Horse 4aIS.
tf ~ r. ss fos ChGrlGtA, CC.nmpiss AoS es~S,
- al d.1ou, zopil5 MONTGOMERY -. -.
-. Il e ca,aond WIN * h.csmoeu, stsssossSs sS
- .oc ,ptoycsc, Chesapeake SEa SE>SSh Aos
,J,s,af,sd and orb River Ssllro s<6s . , az. ,vs,
'...JsSTINli CAaS sna CalLso'a $3.50.
R.NIISIN6 CHsIR4 on the taIoSSn 49, e. iSees
train. 1hVSAS ssnartnIsSoSnt.
sa ,,-- 4s'-,z-
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THE LATE ERECTION IN FLoar1pA..--The
Tallahassee Foridian reports majority for
s. L. Niblaek. the Democratic candidate for
member OF Congress from Florida, of 212.
1t reports, also, majority Of SO for BIox.
ham, the Democratic Lientenant-G Governor.
pemo s,rf anal w stand u
House of Representatives Democratic. The
injunction against the State board Of can.
vassers Is still in force,
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trciDENT or THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT
4>:LEH RAILRoAp.-Phtladslphtd, Dec.
-I he atlantic and Great Western mail
10 ADund west this afternoon ran off the
a about five miles west Of MeadvilLc,
.. n~4r Sutton's. The hind car, which
:. lied with emigrants, was thrown
w al emUankment OF thirty feet, turn
: over several times. One man named
'lHna was killed and two othe~s were
ely iHiulcd; one of them is not expected
cover. Fifteen others were slightly
t""I. The train was about two hours
'-.3 Tine, and was running very rapidly
Il" accident occurred. The cause is
. A'.ywn, but it is generally supposed
- Il was from Il broken rail, rs one was
'hi broken and the ties entirely broken
lie injured were brought to Mead
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THE FRANCHISE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
McClurg, Of Missouri. has officially pro-
claimed the adoption of the amendments to
the State Constitution which were adopted
by the people at the late election. The Leg
ington Caucasian, in its heading to the pro-
clamation, says: "TEe. Work ACCOMPLISH
ed Missouri Redeemed-T Amendments
officially declared part of the Constitution
White Men freed at last, and every citizen
voter" -
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quality. saaes..; medium 4igssc.: inferior 70
ord nary, st@4c.; receipts f.ts7.;. saieA CSC.
pat or the wcek have fallen CT tovfrds he close
and p. ices sli1hfiy higter, though there ia no
demand: quotations sEtssc,. net q few PRIME
sheep in fair supply. but good more scare sDo in
demand: common and Ordinary lover; fair TO
y.od s40ss good 10 extra, Ss0tS.se; rscstpD,
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Foreign Markets . EBY TKLEGRAPH.l

LONDON, Lee. ,0-Noon. Consois, OF. United
States bonds, $50.
oNDoN, &C. 2s-Euening-Conso DIP; q. =.
bonus, sSt. The bullion Ia The Bank Of England
has decreased Ell 0J0. -.
LIVERPOOL. Lee. 2a-Eoon- Cotton occned
dull uplsnos. ssL; Orleans, SD sales estim s,ed
q. 10 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 90. Ersntn1. Cotton quiet:
upiaads. std; Orleans s3L sales II 900 bales Ia
clu4lng 2ou0 Tor xpott aud REGULATION.
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Illegal Custom Duties Refunded.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Judge Blatchford
gave decision to-day whereby nearly
$500, 900 will be refunded for excess Of Gus
tom duties paid here under the collector
ship Of Augustus Schell. The decision in
wolves the ultimate refunding of several
millions Of dollars.
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Cotton Markets rBY TE1xeRApH.1

THURSDAY, Lee. 2o.-Horyo;k. Receipts. 1885
oaies exports. coss,wf7e, $50 bales; stock a21
Daiss NeU Orleans Fair Gem ard sDd los e. nc
bh ssgas sscs ps u $50 hsies; exports, $3.50
l5c receipts. s0l bales exp.rts. / SO bales:
fsles' zoo bales; stock q, 502 BALE. Sarnnnal:
or zen ana at ltiGhia.: receipts 1893 % es;
Exports ssl3 lies sales. 400 bales stoca 10 So
bslet. Mobile: Qa,et at I4;c: receipt. i 100
bales; exports, s,sn bales sales, Lsto b4les;
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Clearing the Settlers OFF the Indian
Lands.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-The military have re-
ceived orders to remove all settlers from the
Miami reservation Immediately. The set
tiers number three or four thousand per-
sons, and have thriving town Of 1900
inhabitants. The reservation embraces
10000 acres of the finest land in Kansas,
and is much improved with houses, barns,
and growing orchards.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
No. SllO6 MAIN STREET.
PTCyJMnNn VA. iJpc. Stl. 1870.

NO. llO6 MAIN STHEEI. .
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. Sth, 1870.
CTUART AND WIFE VS.. DABNEY'S
- ADMINIsTRATOR Eft ALS.--By a decree
entered in the above Cause By The Chancery
Tourt of Tie city of Richmond on the 9Th In
dnnt. among other Times 1t is ordered that
The commissioner to whom lhe c. is refer
re-, shall report an account of tne debts
due .rom The estate OF Edward n. ,aoney de :
ceased. and from the estate OF Susan A. Dabney,
deceased aud shalt give uotice to The creditors Of
his ttmo and place for proving their debts or
claims nv publication once e week for four sue :.
cessjye weeks in one Of the newspapers published
In the city of Richmond, which publication shall
lie ,uuivsient ID personal service OF notice upon
Il parties interested In the said decree are here
nv notified that The undersigned, to whom has
been referred the papers In the above cause, Il s
fxed upon the Sd DAY Of January. 1871 ut O'Clock
2, NJ, ut his ga,d Office, to execute the require
ments OF said decree.
HENRY HUDEALL,
Commissioner in Chaucery.
THOMAS j. EVANS. Esq, p. q. des-F4w
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5rO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-I have
this day associated with me "a business NJ.
THOMAS l.. ANGUS. 1he style Of our firm will be
JAMS & ArGU,.
those having claims against me will present
them for liquidation those indebted will LEASE
settle R.F JAMES.
Having associated myself with Mr.. r. T. James
to cure meats aud carry ON the provision and gro
Gerry busin. at 1884 Main street. next to A Bode-
ker's, will be happy 10 see my friends and the
public generally.
DECEMBER 20, 1870. de 2S-3t
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HEatricfde IA New Jersey.

ELIZABETH, Nd, Dec. 29.-Michael Dun
gan, while quarrcling with his mother this
morning, shot her dead. The murderer made
his escape.
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Cuba.
A False ReDOEt.

HAVANA. Dec. 2S.-The rebels are sur
in all quarters in large numbers.
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F1RE.-We learn that a fire
. IT,: considerable damage occurred at
81. Post. Clarke county. Va, on Satur-
~..ht. The residences Of VIM. Meade
i.aH Hughes. and the stable Of George
=. .,. were destroyed. The fire is be-
, g, - have been the work OF an incendi-
.- Winchester Times.
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CoRaupTroS IN JuDaE UNpERwoop's
CouRT.-The editor of the Mount Airy IN.
CO. Nescs thus states what he heard during
recent visit to Virginia
We heard nothing OF Importance except
from the United States Court at Richmond.
From what we can learn there have been
some twenty or thirty of the citizens of
Patrick county arraigned before the court
for violations of the revenue laws. And
there We're three persons arraigned for
cruelty whipping n man. Many of them
have been convicted. We heard Of one
man who was sentenced to the penitentiary
for two years and fined 81 900. They agreed
with him, however, to override the ver-
dict and remit his punishment and fine If
he would pay the court $500; the man
went home. The three men who were ar
raigncd for whipping the man, we under
stand, were convicted and sentenced to Two
years in the penitentiary, with fines of
81, 900 each, but the court agreed to release
them from the penalty Il they would give
them s., 900. When we left Patrick one Of
the men. Mr.. Young. had returned home
to get the moncy-he was then In the
county upon that business. The price Of O
violation Of the law is from $3.50 to $500.
What think you. reader, Of United States
court: We understand from those who
have attended this court that Judge Under
wood is quite n small man. sallow COM
plected. with opossum-looking eyes. This
thing of corruption in Virginia has become
SO common that the people generally have
quit complaining about it.
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New YORK. Dec. 29.-The reported burn
ing of General McClellan's residence was
false.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN remarks that the pres
ent condition OF our wharves Is so nlthy
that even the water has ceased to be t1dey.
Ne,o York World. '
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IN SALT CASE.--The great salt case Of
-. J.. {. ClarkSon W. Stuart, Buchanan &
. which had been on trial for three
- III the Circuit Court Of Washington
NV. WAS concluded on Saturday, the
undiag u verdict OF Sio.5G0 tor the
III. The amou0t OF damages claimed
..r.Ja, 000.-Lynchburg N.'cS.
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BANK OF COMMERCE, I

FREDERICKSBURG, July ID, 1870.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ THE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTER
SIGNED NOTES OF THE BANK OF COM
MERGE that the same must be presented for re-
dem ot1on 1t par ut the office Of said bank, In
Fredericksburg, Va, or st the clearinghouse OF
Conway. Gordon & Garrett IN said town, on or
before the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST 1871, or the
same will be barred, In conformity with an act
of the General Assembly OF Virginia passed July
g. 1870 entitled an act for the relief OF the Bank o.
Commerce at Fredericksburg.
I'M HrpSnoS Cashier ty 22-FsD
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TARIFF OF PRICES.
IA LOWER POTOMAC ROUTE.

TEAM No, 2,-THR UGH NAIL TRAIN ute
Washing ton leaves the depot corner OF BYRD and
Eignih streets, daily tsundAys e1cepted,. az s9s
Z. ia. Arrives IL Richmond tnonaAys s1cepsec)
TEKSsufH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAZE ChkChs 10 al principal points n me
fIKYH IA ST. and n, sETHWESc.
FREIGIIT TRAINS ~!ll leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and SATUk Afs.
Tae ACCOM- aoDATI ~ 4 IA i] be.wS ca
Richmond aud Milford will be run daily teunSsys
exc pied: esvipg the depot corner OF rroao ara
EiYhh streets 1t $50 L. NJ, snd arriving In hlca-
h HpplS ~ . at COMpANY's OFFICE, corner OF
broSA $40 G'sH'n J, B. GEaTEY,
General Ticket snd Freight Agent
en - u. HYEas, Genora, superintendent
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by Associated Press1
Death Of the Wife Of the Secretary of
Fap

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Belknap,
wife of the Secretary of War, died to-day.
She was Miss Tomlinson, of Kentucky,
and sister of Lieutenant Tomlinson, who
served in the Confederate army as aid to
General Samuel W. Ferguson.
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Two sheets in the wind-Forney.-Ne,c
York Star.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

DEC. 2o.--1here is but little doing, and we have
nothing worthy or note to report. We quote AS
before
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DRUGS. MEaECEa 80, tSs.
COUGHS AND BOARSENESS.

FoUGERA,S ICELAND MOSS PASTE,
CARBOLIC ACID LOZENGES.
BROWNS TkOCHES,
WISTAR'S LOZESGES,
BRYAS'S PULMON1G WAFER
CHLORATE POTASH TABLETS,
WISTAk,S BALSAM WILD .HERR1,
AYRES'S CHERRY PECTORAL.
nItS. GARnENER,S tIVERWU RI,
GOES COUGH BALSAM,
And all the popular remedies. sold at
MEADE & BAKERS
mole Apothecsry store sIs Main street.
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Seizure of Tobacco and Cigars in
massachusetts.

BosToN, Dec. 29.-The United States rev.
enue officers have seized ut Lowell 40, 900
cigars from one mandatory, 90 900 from
another, 5000 pounds of Leaf tobacco from
another, and various similar seizures in
places in this vicinity.
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~ PA7EST.-Smut-ma William
II T. q ana George :. Newman, Liberty
4. H- Va
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no CONSUMERS OF OILS
4 FOR MACHINERY.

L rOh i"n0 ,TInc,
sayinn guaranteed by the use of the yahGl-
MA NATURAL PETROLEUML UBElOAtAN"
OF ,,. ,ho al so,d nv us
,rars rom sil other Iubrcatng ella sold IN Inns
MARKET Weare the sole sgen;s mere for the VI.
ainl. Natural Petroleum Lusricatlns ota, VI ,Sni.
hnrrel of which sold by us bearing our OF NJ i
WVirriula Natural Petroleum LuorlcaInS U''
Purcell Lsdd Co. Agents, m T,ehp9e attep-
oroefsu az ADD l. CO., 5.scsSist Is,
lion. Hono' laia NJ lin sssees.
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VOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
Il VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street between TwentY-second and
Twenty-thrd streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed OF
the FIRST MON DAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
prospectus of terms application can be made to
the SUPERIDRESS of the Academy.
au a-dtU1&e0dtFebl
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r. Mike McCool wears one or her tus-
: boxing gloves for blonde chignon.
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AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI.
" kUAD.--Cn and after MOND. sth Decen.
Der, 1870, the PAsSENGEE I RAINS viii run 80
follows:
MAIL TRAIN viii run DAILY between klch-
mono and st 4unton tc1cep; sun. ~, etsTeen COR
d5nsViLe ana st-unton). iIGe"e S!cEraon0 Al A.
~. arrive d, Stauntou at AS Z. "a. Leave staun-
ton 1t $3.50 H., AMI Grrl ,e 4. hlcnTono a. 400
Y. A., making cIose coanections at GoIdonsville
and Ch&rloC.ea vile with OIaL ge, AlCxanorts and
Manassas railioa trains tor Alexandra, Wash.
ingtog, Baltimore, rh1ladephi New York, Bos-
to-, &C. also for Lyncnburg, knoxville, Cnst-
tanooKa, Aemphis, New Nrieans, montgomery.
faooiie, &c This train sili run Tai-wSEKAY
between Stanton aud White sulphur on TUES
Day. rHUR5DAY, and SATURDAY, yiz.:
Leave White Sulphur At $3.50 4. u. snd arrive at
taunton al $3.50 a. M; leave stanton At 43S p.
NJ, and arrive ut White sulphur at 10 Z. NJ.
Going u est, passengers dine ut uordonsvflle
and sup al Covington Going East, breakfast at
atuuuton AND dine at Gorconsvile.
Tuls train Connects with staSes as follows:
at .tauuton for Lexington Natural Bridge, and
Harrison burg. passengers Cam. t go 10 Licking
ton Cos he Il but must leave care ~ Sta nOn.
Al nlboro' IUr baLn Alum springs, 10 miles
| aud Warm springs, IL miles.
IT y HIT Sulphur opriugs for Lewtsburg, smiles;
ana Charleston, lo9 miles.
| THROUGH TICKETS issued to all points
| North est, and Southwest
| JAMns =. NETnERLAND,
no?9 Genera! Ticket AGENT,