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Danger OF g JUTESwIToHEs." The Port
land Advertiser mentions,a case of death re-
sulting from the use of jute switches which
happened to q young lady In Wess later,
vile last week. The unfortunate gti had
been showing signs Of disease for some time,
,asAd complained Of her head. She gradually
grew worse, and became so sick that she
could not leave her bed. "A physician was
called, suspeeting the trouble, and examined
her scalp with 8 microscope. lie found -
literally alive with varInin. All remedies
sailefl and the girl died. AT the autopgy the
sks,I was found perforated by these insects,
and the brain much eaton away. The YOUNG
I Ias, sYas employed in the skirt factory ~
that town.
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THE PRoTRAorED DRouaHT.-The drought
is seriously affecting the corn crops in Ma
ryland. The Easton Star says:
"This section is suffering dreadfully ior
rain. The corn is failing rapidly; Inc
grass in the fields Is dying; and on some
Ginning to suffer. It is believed that the
Corn CROP will be more injuriously affected
by the drought this season than it was last,
because it commenced earlier"
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ANOTHER OF THE VIoTIMs.-Mr. j. Boyd
HeudIey, of Morristown, N. j., who was q
victim of the late railroad accident in Vir-
ginia. was the United States collector OF re-
Venue for the fourth district Of New Jersey.
He was comparatively young man, the
son of Colonel Samuel i. Headley, of Nor
ristown. Before 1860 he was engaged In
banking at Peoria, H., but he removed to
New York upon the breaking out OF the
war, and opened brokerage house IN part
nership with Hon. George w. Steele. He
was the owner Of large amount of reai
estate near Morristown, to the improve.
Of time and labor. He leaves large fam
= =
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Barn Burned-The Crops.
of TIM Rfcl,roppi ntcnntrl

az GoRDoNsv1LLE, Va, August 10, 1870.
Last night about O'Clock the barn of
Major William Scott, near Madison Run,
was struck by lightning and totally de-
stroyed, together with all his farming imple-
ments, including fine reaper and mower.
The storm was very severe one. Loss
heavy. 4
The crops of wheat, corn, and oats, are
finu il, this und tlnc adjoining counties. We
have been blessed with fine showers Of rain
from time to time as we needed it. There
is an excellent crop of fruit also. S.
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DIED.

supust 9th. after short but painful illness,
FRANCES ANN, wife Of Williim X. Chalkiey, IN
the fifty third year OF her age.
The funeral will take place this THURSDAY
MORNING at II o. o'clock from the residence OF her
husband on Marshall street between First ana Sc
cond Streets. The relatives and friends OF The
family are invited to attend also those OF her SON
in-Iaw, James K. Bragg.
wednesday, August 10, at 4 O'Clock A: M, DA-
VID BAKER, Infant son OF W lillian n. ana tne
late Emma Baker Scott, aged five months ana
twenty four days.
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mpREpAREFOR THE CHOLERA,

With the cheated term comes the danger OF
that frightfMl neutrality-suspicious. and KINDRED
Diseases What untold and iudescribable misery
has been visited upon thousands annually by these
auful complaints? But every one ought to be
made aware that q specific for this clsss OF dis
brated MISHLER'S HERB BlTTERS. II will
positively fortify the system against the attacksof
heiatic Cholera, Cholera Morhus, Cholera lnfin.
Collie. Painters Collie, &c, ID. Ii. HisselI, NJ D..
Physirian-in-chief OF the United States Hospital
Ship " Falcon,'' highly recommends IL for Cho-
lera and has used 1t with marvellous success In
such cases. 1t acts like an angel Of mercy IN
every instance. Sold by all druggists and deal
ers. Price, one dollar per bottle.
All 9-decdEwlw
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PORTRAIT OF EDGAR A. PoE.-There are
for sale a few Photographic portraits of the
late EDGAR A. Poe at the bookstores OF
WoopH oUsE & PARHAM and GEORGE l..
B1DGooD. They are accurate likenesses,
and are sold for the benefit of Miss Poe,
sister of the gifted author. She is in needy
circumstances, and now advanced in life,
and we trust that the admirers of Poe will
possess themselves of this faithful present.
ment of him, and thus do an act Of kind
ness to one who was so dear to him when
he lived.
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LOOK AT THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yards for sa.aS; n.esn
yards for OIL so; better styles at l2sc. ana i'c'
@ per yard; ....z.,z - q
SILK FIGURED GREEADiREsaa " Isc'
DELAINEs at 1esc. worth 2sc. -.
LAWNS al 10, 1aa and 1885,, worth u 80 ana 1ae''
LENOS at 1eac. worth CSC. .s.5.H't1
LENOS &c zoe. worth DOC.
Handsome SILK GRENADINES at . about one fs
half their regular value; f
IRON GRENADINES ut reduced prices;
PARcALEs as lsic. per
yard worth 26c. !;1sslgE I
Real SCOTCH GINGAMS ut 1s3c. worth &c.,;
CALICOES at 81, 10, and RSc. per yard;
LINENS for suits !; 3 ~, i /
And full assortment Of WHITE GOODS at very
low prices; at LEVY BROTHERS.,
= ESQ ..fis; 1913 and 1916 Main street. 1
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON only
eec. per pound
COTTON YARNS, all Nos, at $l so per bale OF
FIVE pounds; au IL
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PuILADELPHIA:. =
Philadelphia, August s.-Tbe EXTENSIVE
factory building owned by Theodore YET
terburd was entirely destroyed by nre this
Fennimor's Wall Paper Factory, the PhG-
nix Brass Foundry, and the Girard Finish,
ing Works. Total loss, 300, 1000; insured
for 500, 600, mainly in city companies. Two
stables were also burned and eight dwellings
damaged. Loss, $4,000. a fireman was
severely burned, and two others slightly
injured by bricks when the walls of the fac
tory fell - II 80 - u 49,.
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me- GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICES OF COTTON SHEETINGs!

A full assortment OF Sd, 9A, and le-a BLEACHED
and UNBLEACHED sHEETINGs.
ALSO,
PILLOW-CASE COTTON;
FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED CoIToN
The hest 1s,c. BLEACHED COTTON that we
have yet offered;
FULL YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COT
TON at 125c.;
BED-TIOKS ut reduced prices;
COTTON JEANS, DENNIS, aud DOMESIlC
GINGHAMS, at very low prices; at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON only
eoc. per pound;
COTTON YARNS, all Nos, at $l.So per bale
of five pounds. auh
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The IRREpREss1BBE CONFLICT IN TEXAS
Galucston, August GA serious fight be-
tween whites and blacks occurred at Waco
on the 9th. One white was killed and one
wounded. Two blacks were wounded.
About thirty-fye shots were fired. The
cause of the trouble was disagreement about
h1sinesS tss .5 $50 W. 4 -
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.


General Wickham, Superintendent Whit
comb, and others Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, have thoroughly
investigated the recent calamity at Jerry's
Run, and have concluded that it was the
result of q broken wheel on the coach which
went down, and was an accident liable to
happen at any time and at any point on the
road. They relieve the conductor and SUI
bordinates from all blame. ..s.
The ladies of the Springs have organized
themselves into committee to see that the
wounded who remain here are well cared
for. ......
Mr.. John Green, of Hanover, one of the
mortally wounded, still fingers near the
scene of the disaster. He has remained un-
conscious since its occurrence, and it is i'm
possible to remove him.
An intimate friend of McNutt Paxton
found in his trunk his will, which he made
over a wear ago. From this it appeared
that he had presentiment Of his fate. 1t
commences as follows: 6 have engaged
my services with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, and may in ali proba-
bility be killed, in which event desire that
my Youngest brother should become pos
sessed of all my property"
He was young man of much promise.
He was instantly Killed, his body being al
most literally cut in two.
Among the arrivals here to-day were Cen
eral Il. l.. Clineman, North. Carolina; Gem
eral Duncan McRae, Tennessee; Hon. A.
H. Fl. Stuart, Virginia Bishop Wilmer,
Alabama Messrs. Hanger and Hudgin, Of
the Virginia House Of Delegates; and
Messrs. Hannewinckle, Thomas Booker,
Benjamin Lipscomb, and e. L. Parker, of
Richmond, Va. The company is increasing,
and it is expected will reach nearly thou
sand by the 18th instant. DENIS.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.
RICHMOND. VA, August 4th, ls7o.1
WILL BE RECEIVED
I at this Office until THURSDAY the llth In
slant at II NJ for furnishing the city with the ioi
lowing animals and articles-yiz.,
~ noI1Bf,E CARTS new and Of white oak;
10 sets DOUBLE-HARsEs,c Smpde e.oa ~, an
ANY inform alton desired may be secured oy aP-
4 he COMMITTEE ON Streets reserves the right OF
0'es'-le CHARLES II. DIMMOCK,
orx fl 80 City Engineer.
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A Conn INTENT FOR SOUTHERN SOLDIERS
The New York Times says: -

~ Il
The New YORK Times says: :
"The present campaign bids fair to
deepen the impression received from our
own civil war and from the German war OF
1866 that intelligence OH the field of battle
is more powerful engine than merely me-
chanical proficiency in drill, and that an
educated soldicry is in nearly every case
more than match for the ignorant and the
unintelligent, however proficient in the
routine Of warfare"
As the Confederate soldiers whipped the
Federal for years-in fact as long as the
latter did not outnumber them more than
three to one-it may be assumed that the
Times regards ours as having ahGesRs|
"educated soldiery y saae = 80 an
Ssa,s, Eli the northern as
n2aodEtsaka 1870 ,n;,,toII; pcnt -
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III and unintelligcnt.

The French fleet has done as little as the
army save That it has not sustained de-
bfeat. Tt has has taken one little German
vessel from Wilmington, N. c., laden with
turDentine. ..-r. ... ...... ... .....
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ENGINEERS UFF1CE71
nlo'inho-'D 49, -, July 6, 1870.
NToTICE TO CONTROVERSIES
~ nosaIs viii, be received at this office until the
18th day of August next for The ekA ~ HoUT
SWEr sr,xS 2 ETUE MILES OF ROAD-an extern
sion f of the York River railroad east from West
Point. stas....s 49,, q, tho character of
.,a worE and terms apply to the unders.gned.
1he fishs 20 " 90 T, NJ, Il. TALC0TT,
f,n,ef Engineer York River Railroad.
/. 3,,a ABl5th
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SEVERE HA1L-SToRM.-Tefre Haute, Au-
gust ga very severe hail-storm visited
this city last night. Many Of the hail
stones were six inches In circumference.
No great damage is reported. s
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ten cents per day is required from all per-
sons selling, but no limit is fixed on the
amount they may sell. Our correspondent,
however, being Fluvanna man, can hard
ly refer to these markets. He doubtless al
ludes to the general markets-perhaps to
the charges of commission merchants. In
any event, he is mistaken.l .
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i ~ BATCHELOR's HAIR bY E.'-.
This sn,endid HAZE DYE Is the best IN the waric !;
the ONLY true aud perfec. dye; harnaiess,
instantaneous; no disappotnt ment; no radtcrloss
stnta remedies the IN effects sf bad dyes inytgo-
rsfes ana ieasea the hair soft and baausf deck
or Dro,e.s, ssla By al dypksists and peffnmars,
ard properly applied at d ATGHEfloEsS WIG
No. 10 Boad street, New Tori.
je s-.eodlyr
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War Sympathy Demonstrations.
GAN I'D kGcTcr0

M -e.a
SAN FRANCISCO, August s.-The Germans
Of this city are wild over the war news from
Europe. The press dispatches were read
in the theatres and German Hall last night,
and received with enthusiasm. The streets
and beer cellars are filled with people
cheering and singing.
PITTsBURG, PA.
PoTTsvILLE, August S.-An immense de-
monstration of sympathy with Prussia was
held here this evening. The Union Hall
was crowded with Germans and sympa-
thizing Americans. The American and
German flags were blended together from
the stage. Eloquent speeches were made,
resolutions of sympathy with Prussia
adopted, and committee appointed to col
lect money in aid of the wounded.
DETROIT.
DETROIT, August 9.-News of the Prus-
sian victory created the greatest enthusiasm
among the Germans, and at several Of the
German halls in the evening the Prussian
flag was displayed, and there were several
large and enthusiastic meetings. At Ar
better Hall several thousand assembled.
Speeches were made and resolutions adopt
ed pledging aid to the widows and orphans
of Prussians killed in battle.
CHICAGO, August S.-There was great re.
joicing among the Germans in this city and
other points through the Northwest to-day
over the success of their brothers in the
fatlerland. .-.. ...
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The PROPOSITION TO REDIsTRIcT THE
srATE.-Major J. FL. Kelly, himself leading
member of the General Assembly, thus
speaks of proposition of the State Central
Committee .'a ,5
owe do not regard with any favor the
suggestion of the committee which looks to:
the postponement of Conservative nominal
lions for Congress until after the State is re-.
districted. The Conservatives Of the Legis-
lature decided this question only few
weeks ago, and they decided against re-
districting until after the census returns OF
this year had been received as data upon
which to act. The consideration Of this
question at the October session will dis
tract and divide the party; and we be.
lieve lose us several members OF
Congress in consequence of dissatls-
faction and disaffection. Moreover, it will
be too late for such concert as is absolutely
essential. We will have the same pell-
nell confusion that characterized our May
elections. Bad feelings will be engendered
if the subject Is preached before the scond
regular session of the Legislature, and
there will not be time enough left to heal
breaches and afford the defeated asplrants
for nominations to cool. Already some
nominations have been made, and it occurs
to us as being the very worst policy that
could be suggested to redistrict the State
before the election in November, thus post
poning nominations till after the Legisla.
ture meets"
Major Kelly is clearly in the right.
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ME- AUGUST 2, 1s7O.-T. r. PRICE q
co. have just opened
suncrior ia LINEN sHEETINGs,
irish LINENS tall pure linen and best makeSh
BI,EACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON sHEETTNGs, PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CORSETS, ali grades. ~
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAzlsGs, e
IRON GRENADINES, CHALL1Es.
BLACK GRAPE C oLLARS.
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such as
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE slLhS, Il.
coIoRED MOHAIRs, MOzAMBiouEs'
PoPLINS, LENoS,
COLORED GRENADINES
sold of withoa. regard TO cost.
RIVERS at retail or wholesale are inyitea 70 'ea'
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM ever ever
,hair atnre recently occupied by the ~
Syn Company La offered for rent Hs toIa
so for any Kind OF business Is uneauailea ~ M q
IT. ir,sr Where ali best city ana country s :,
caItrsfnr. An OFFICE In basement aia" i"1
Gen.seiitt'' T. r. PRICE q CV., =
i,ol, corner Main and Eleventh ssre aa,,.s
aus nearly opposite post on'cs'
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Major Kelly is clearly in the right.

The STORY OF JErER PHnL1ps's ORANGE
County WIFE.-Unionville, Orange county,
Va., August $50 the Editors Of the Bal
tin,ore Sun: We, the undersigned, having
seen in the Fredericksburg Ledger of the
I'd instant statement made by man from
Orange to q correspondent of The Sun, at
Treyillian's depot, Louisa county, Va. that
James j. Phillips had a wife and child living
in his neighborhood and county, now, we
know this is incorrect. In the fall of 1863
Reuben Phillips, soldier in the Sixteenth
Mississippi regiment, was married by Elder
John Clark to Miss Virginia Hughes, near
this place. In May. 1864, at the battle Of
Spotsylyania Courthouse, Reuben Phillips
received ball through his head, killing
him on the spot. This fact was well
attested by his messmates. His widow and
child live near us STILL, She has never for
moment entertained thought that j.. j
Phillips was her husband. We hope this
will disabuse the public mind, and let the
deed of the murderer be forgotten. Yours.
respectfully. 49,
[Signedl REUBEN ]. CLARK,
{ SAMUEL WRIGHT,
JAMES It. CLARK,
@.'zs9ta WuJJ&M H M ARTIE.s Z.
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| DISCIPLES CHURCH SYCA~
MoRE>, ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AN u MARSHALL.-Preachin on
EVERY LORDS DAY ut II A. u. and ST. NJ
elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 7. 81
Seats Free.
Parsonage aos Twelfth street. MY
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the moral dlsad yantas8 III Tho reverse they
have sustained - equal 20 the adverse force

the moral disadvantages III Tho reverse they
have sustained e equal 20 the adverse force
OF 4 large arnyss sss 'sessrs:
The changes made In the French army
may bring out new strategies. The new
Generalin-C Chief, TRooHu, is man OF gu
per-eminent reputation. The old generals
are supplanted, and younger and more
active though less famous men take their
places. This is wise. Soldiers cant ngu'
under beaten generals. TRooHu ana nus :
colleagues may evolve new situations ions anu !
redeem France. But they have great ia-
bor before them. NAPOLEON shows only
Desperation. He says he will return TO
paris victorious or dead. Desperation does
ore,t work sometimes; bat it Is not often
triumnhant in great wars where 1t Is ex-
cited by misfortune. Then the doings IN.
paris under the Regency display more OF
manic than of wisdom and nerve. The
telegraph announces vote Of want of con-
fidence In the ministry by the Corps Legis-
latif. H4 -
1t is the rarest thing In the world TO eli
feet thorough official Reorganization in the
very face of defeat, and impart thereby 20;
the public spirit and the military forces the;
fortitude, courage, and resistiess bravery
which reverse the tide of disaster and win
victories. 1t is too generally the case that
changes made at such time are only the.
of authority from those upon
whom misfortune has brought down pub
lie odium to others who have not the CON-
potency or the experience to redeem the
State from adversely. Then there are other
perils, If not to France, certainly to LOUIS
NAPOLEON. The anarchists and the legiti-
mists are possibly planning for bis down
fall. That might satisfy Prussia and re-
store peace. To offset these, however, is
the French love of country deeply aroused
BY the invasion of their soil.
The period is one vital to NAPOLEON. I'm
ess he RECEIVERS his hold upon the French
md upon the respect of the world by some
,reat achievement he is gone, and the war
will end with his death from his mortified
pride and physical malady, or in the battle
ield.
A few days will probably tell the whole
story. A grand battle of the most san
culinary character is no doubt near at hand.
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F1IryANNA Anoust O. 1870.

ANNA, Aus5 % IUIVs
Mr.. Editor: Dear Sir,-Thcre is tax Of
five per cent. imposed upon all produce
from the country sold in the Richmond mar
ket. We will be glad if you can inform us
through your columns for what purpose
this money is used, and how many cities in
this State impose u similar tax. .ss.
-.. Yours, &C., 80 FARMERs.
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YTRaINIA NEWS.
conservative a7Hstidg I'm Cafeaasse.

conservative MHstiaiksie tafca1me. :
AZ a meeting of the Conservative party,
held at the courthouse on Monday, 9Th of
August. Colonel lii W.SAiIen was called TO
the cl,air, and A. B. Chandler appointed
Mr.. r. w. Scott addressed tte meeting iii
favor OF harmony, unaninfty, and concord,
requesting oil present to freely speak for
themselves and on behalf OF their candidates
for the various county offices TO be flied at
the fall elections.
at the the close oftEr. Scott's remarks
the following gentlemen were nominated to,
bear the standard of the Conservative party,
with but few dissenting voices, all of which
nominations were afterwards made unani-
nous, and the meeting pledged to their
support Clerk Of County and Circuit.
Courts, Robert Hudgin; Commemorative
Attorney, e. c. Moncnre Treasurer,
George w. Marshall; Sheriff, Joseph Nj.
Wyatt; Superintendent Of Poor, 81. c..
Peatross.
The following resolution, offered by MIR.
John Washington, was adopted: 80
" ResoIued, That the Chairman Of this
meeting, appoint twelve delegates, three
from each township, to meet the delegates
sent from the other counties Of this con-
gressional district at Tappahannock, or such
other place as may be selected, on the -
day OF -, to nominate candidate Cor
Congress"
In pursuance of which resolution the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed: Samuel
A. Swami, T. w. WEIGH, George Tyler,
William T. Chandler, John II. Hudgin,
William D. Quesinberry, Robert o. Pea
tross, j. NJ. Wyatt, Luther Wright, John
Washington, Robert G. Holloway, Charles
E. Gibbs.j
Resoloed, That these proceedings be
published in the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg papers,"
L. w. ALLEN, Chairman.
A. B. Chandler, Secretary.
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NE FRECKLES. AND TAN.-MEADE
Il BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION will remove
freckles and tan aud improve the complexion II
is entirely free Of any Ingredient That can posi-
bly, be Injurious.
Price, Soc. vial. Jy .s-:w
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m- SHERRY KINA.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PHYsL
CLANS TO THIS ELEGANT AND
EFFICIENT ToEIc.

h is prepared in Paris, and has the sanction Of
and is prescribed by the mos. eminent Eurorssu
physicians in diseases Of the digestive organs
and for persons recovering from severe fever,,
ehiils, &c. MEADE & BAKER,
aus Pharmacists, sls Main street.
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BROKER.--The subscriber,
ssiate inspector of tobacco at Seabrook's ware
snr,se and for the last twenty. re years aeaer
i'm tcbaccos so THIS market Taest TespessSSass
GTTtlsACC0. All opder5 entrusted 70 MIN WIZ
he executed with great care and gTom 3
=. 49, - JOHNS c. SHEPPAkD,J R.
y 1,rcHmogp. August 10, $50. an 1l--staw9w
ENlHE NEW AUCTIoN-H0Ds h,. IA laIl
ta9rCTioNEER.-EalesM EVERY DAY, morning
| alu 1is.. n rIIJY-MAD DE CL0THING,
sHIRTS and DIR WERs,e.- : :. 3:
| 5i1Ys1gKERY and GLASsWAR ARE
kiso a iarge assortment OF - ". j,
Particular attention paid 10 sn Ss.s
siglments, ~ -" Y
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RIcuMoNp, FREDERICKSBURG AND
( PoToaAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
( NoN~N-r. : IFbNGINERR,S OFFICE,

POTOMAC RA1LHOhD CVMfANI,
Egs '>,'- TESNGINEER'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA: August i IsrT; ~
NOTICE TO RAILWAY CONTRAC-
~ ToRS sealed proposals are invited for the
6RADiIATION AND MASONRY of braneh
from is companys line at Brookeas s a,as ID
r,orab Of the ANNE. ne ar Quantico.
Probes Of the located line @ s on Se.'
TO be seen at this Office after the leth Oh ne
the right to reject any OF I'll peing exptsssy N
se sT tisth Chief Engineer.
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M Bur yotla DRESS GOODS
nuY your DsEsS GOODS.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER,

NOW rs THE TIME