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FALL RIVER line
Nsp York. Philadelphia. baltimore. W'dsh
tnoton,.on on principal poinis Wsst,
South and South Wtsf,


Via Tauhton, Fall River and Newport.
~ Cabin, $500 Deck, $500. baggage
<62 eheeted through and transferred 10 New
SAEs& Yak FRYE cf charge
, oZRA16 New Yosk trains leave the on Colony
AMI Newport Railway Depot, Of South and Kncs
hnl arsst, daily, Sunday excrpted,) fc,cwsi at
A.3O p. NJ, arriving In fa River 10 minutes In sd,aIcs
a the reguhS ssesmtost rrain. which leaves nostou NJ
b.a0 r. NJ, connecting al FALL River uiih he
magnificent STEAMERS PROVIDENCE, Capt u. ". sIm-
mons, BRISTOL, Capt. w. II. Levin. fhese steamers
the fastest and uliae boats the SOUND hun
expressly os sreol. safety and comiott This Line
pcts with all the southern Bs and Rallruad Lines pm
New York going West and South and convenient to the
California sesmes.
"To shippers OF Freight" this Line, with lie
nv anil extensive DEPOT aocommoiaons In Dostou. and
large pier In N,p yok. Exclusively &c tLe 81 tie
LDe) 10 supplied With facilities fr height and passenger
business which eanBct be surpassed frvigh Always Ia
ken At low rates, aud iofvaried with despatch.
New Yosk Express Freight Train leavrs Boston II 80
r. Nj goods arrive In Nsv York best mosnng about
A. NJ Freight leaving New York reaches Boston The
following dvy at ptsA.u.
For tickets berths aud staerooms apply At the cSmps
ny's Office, at No Old State House, of WARNING
ton and stste Streets, and at Oh Colony and Nsvpat De
pot, corn~r a South and Kne~iabd Streets. Bo-ton.
Steamers leave New York daily. Sundays etorp,edl
ngn Pier 30 North River, foot q chAnbsr st., at
'GEo. sIIyIRIcK. Passenger 4 weight Az.
-. .'".- JAMES FISK, Jr,, rres
-.t Fif...r ID. NJ. II. slM0Ns. .W
Managing Director Naragansst Steamship Co.
owl, 1909 10 POI. 1y2
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A little pullst belonging to Mr.. J. c. Clark
Of Dayton last week, laid an egg containing three
distinct yolks
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Beach's Washing Soap gives gen.
erai sAtistaetion, and Is worthy OF public conf
dence. TRY 1T. - stf
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Last week Mr.. Albert Moul,ou> killed pig
ten months old which weighed when dressed
4i3 lbs.
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'T00 FOR SALE, 10"
Billiard Tables at Reduced Prices !!

NEW and secondhand, carom or four pockets, all
" sizes, with the, latest combination string cusb.
ions, better than al The patent hphbug standiu,l
Reces or whalebone cushions. Catgut cushions OK.
eluded. Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
II. HELMS, LOG Sudbury Street-l06, Boston. lyi7
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Rev. J. d. Emerson will preach ut the ID Cong'l,
church next sabbath forenoon on Progress"
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Daniel Webster used to say that whenever he
wished to get at some simple fact in history or
science, he looked for Il In wen written ehild's
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TESTIMONIALS

az regsri Nc. Bdiy % ono Of the most ea,abie
AVID isee,,Jsi practitioners with whom hare had
official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Com'r OF Patents.
al have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more esnystspt and
frsstortAg, and more capable OF putting their APP
piications In q FORM 90 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration - the Patent OnBes.
a h EDMUND BURKE F..l d
Late Com'r OF Patents.n
"Mr X. II. Eppr has made for ne THIRTEEN
applications. on ell but ONE Of which patents
have been granted. and that one IL noe psnding.
Inv on his paIt, leads me 10 recommend ALL In.
ventors 20 apply 10 him TO procure their Patents,
as they may be sure of having the most faithiui
attention bestowed on their cases, and ai yery res
sonable charges. JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan. I, 1870 Iva
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY, sU
Solicitor Of Patents,

Late Agent Of hs United States Patent Office, WasA
y insfer, undsr fAs act Of 1887, IIIT
~ State ST., opposite Kilby ST., Boston,
A fTER an extensive practice or upwards OF 20
u years continuest - secure patents In the Unit.
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, bonds,
Assignments, and ell papers or drawings Tor Pat
euts, executed on reasonable terms with dispstch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
works, TO determine the validity and utility Of
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. Copies
Of the claims OF any patent farnisho4. by romit-
Ing one dollar Assignments recorded In wash.
ington.
No Igsaey IN fhs Unifsd States posssss,s snpsrie,
fssiifies te' obtainiag Pafsnfs ascs-fasRing As
'paisntsbilify Of inrsnfseas. .frsN
During eight months, the subscriber, In the
course OF his large practice made on feies rsisefsd
applications. SIXTEEN APPEALS. EvERY' ONE
OF which WAS decided ~ An Jssorby the Commis.
sloner OF Palens. L- ~. 10 l---L NJ ~ -Ll-
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.vcir advertisements.
1910 ..lrV 80 f..,- I'd 1870 "a
HARTFORD.

INCORPORATED 1910. ''' '.s
ABSTRACT or the Sixtieth Annual Statement of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Co., January LIST,
$50, made to the Secretary Of the State OF
Maine, In compliance with law. q
Capital stock, tall paid in) sl,0OO,O0O. Is
ASSETS. F. tT""t ..F. ".
4. s. and Bank Stocks Bonds, 3c,....sI, 5ss $40 q,
Real Estate unincumbered, ............. $4,000 %
Loans well secured, ....... ;.......... s5,7io 70
Rents and Interest accrued payment,
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Cash In hands OF Agents in course Of
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Cash and Cash Items, 1866 l6
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State of Connecticut.
HARrroRp Couus, Jan. ~, 1870.
Personally appeared Geo. Z. Chase, President, and
Geo NJ. Colt, Secretary OF the above mentioned
Hartford firo Insurance. Company. and severally
made oath that the above statement by them sub
bef,re me, Gro. SUMMER, ,"
- rr,., Notary Public.
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Fiasnsaal cid Common eiaf.

Gxafn aaad r10ur Markss.
Corr. AID FLOUR ExCrSArGu,3
kIcRMoNp. VA. April u, is7e.
OFFERINGS.
Whscs.-Whise. 10 bushels. RED, 400 buefsis,
O1fe.-1,2ss busheIs.
BALES.
WheGf.-White. 70 bushels st sias: pa bushels
good ct 9Ls7A-totsi. 10 busheis. Red, nc busheis
inferior as s1.o6; 10 bushels fair ut &Ll5-sotai,
50 bushels. =
Corn--White, 900 bushels good as sl.os: 1ss
bushels very good at st.o72-tataL 100 bushels.
NiIed- 10 bushels very good &C 81 o73.
Odts,-l, $50 bushels very good on private terms.
HK-ExHBErED.
Them.-whise. "a bushels. Bed, $50 bushels.
Octs.-l2os bushels.
Offerings en- the corresponding date Of last yes,
were:
| Whsdt.-white none. Red, none.
Gorn-Whife. 28s bushels. Yellow, 50 bushels
Htraw-colored. 90 bushels. Mixed, none.
Outs..-{l2 bushels.
Rve.-None.
The prices on that day were as follows:
Wheat--White, none sold. Red, none sold.
Corn.--White. prime. 5sc: Yellow, s2c. Straw
eplored, very good, SEC. Mixed, very good, $50.
Odts.-Good, &c.
.Rge.-None sold.
Flour virginia country, wholesalel .-snperdne
rs. IS; extra, ss.2s; family, S1o.76.
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~I HAVE NOW PARTLY LAND.
ing and partly still to arrive, Of my own importa.
ton, the finest selection Of SUMMER WINES
ever brought into this city, consisting OF
CLARETs,
SAUTERNE, and
HOOK,
In hogsheads and cases, including the cheap table
wines as well as the finest brands known In
Europe.
of the most celebrated brands, such rs
l.. RODERER'S CARTE BLANCHE,
BOUCHE, Fills & CO.'S NAPOLEON CABI-
NET, CARTE BLANCHE,
CABINET AND BOUzY.
MOET & CHANDON'S WIN IMPERIAL (Green
Sean, &C.,
The "NAPOLEON CABINET" was put up
especially for me- and is superior to all CHAM
PAGNES sent to this country. Fresh shipments
Of all these Champagnes every two or three
months
Ihaye also just receiveda fresh supply OF those
most celebrated vICHY WATERS, and have on
the way from Germany large lot OF Settlers
WATER.
direct shipment Of BRANDY from James
Hennessy Co., COGNAC, expected every day.
Importing all the above mentioned goods my
SELF have the full benefit Of the decline In gold
and shall sell at a much lower rate than hereto
fore. Knowing that no other house In this State
con offer as large and wel-selected stock the
above, 1 beg all in want OF really PURE WINES
to give me q call. OSCAR CRAM,
Importer In Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
No. Exchange Block,
I ap ll-eodct Fourteenth street.
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an important fuyentton.Tne "sot-
ton Harvester"
special Correspondence OF the DiSpetch.
NrwprpS. y. c.. April 8, 1870.

Special Correspondence of the Dispatch.
NEwBERS, \. c., April 8, 1870.
An invention has just been patented by
Messrs. Davis 4 Scott, of this place, which
many practical men think destined to exert
n powerful influence on the production OF
cotton, enabling the planter to increase the
,i7c of his crop many fold. At present
PLANTERS are limited in the quantity of their
crops by their ability to pick. In other
words, they can grow much more than they
caa harvest. Messrs. Davis Scott's lnyen-
ton substitutes machine picking for picking
By hand, and they claim that their ma
chine will do per diem the work OF
ff,v hands. The machine is simple
enough when examined, but q written de-
scr;plion, entering into details, would tc
unsatisfactory without the old OF drawing
or cut: so shall only attempt to give q
general iiea of It's construction and work
ing. The model is about as large as al Or
binary wheat-ian, though they can be
made of any size-is mounted on wheels,
and is 10 be driven over the cotton row BY
row. the plants passing under un arch be,
tween the wheels. As the plants are pressed
down By the machine twospiral currents OF
AiI. etiIIlt'l WV p'A S1so'tANN ga -
front Of the machine, and worked by thu
ssme, POWER that puts the machine in no
ton, blow the cotton out Of the bolls up
ward to be caught by an overhangin9
canopy, whence, by simple contrlvance
it is dropped into receivers at the real
end Of the machine. Steam power is easily
applicable, and viii probably be generally
used for working the air-rumps. 1t is fur
ther claimed that this process of picking
will free the cotton Of much of the dirt
which hitherto it has been found impossi.
BE to get rid of, and will injure the staple
less than manipulating. The machine
then far from complete, was tested in the
field at kinston, in this State, last winter
and in satisfactory performance exceeded
the hopes even of its inventors, for it &C.
tually picked tblew} the cotton out of an
opened bolls.
General n. b. Forrest, who has been here
for some days hiring hands to work on his
railroad, left tonight with squad Of
thirty or forty. He wants thousand, bu
says he can't get them in this State with
out stripping the farmers, which he doe'
not wish to do. He says he would not have
Richmond negroes if they would work fol
nothing and find themselves. He tried .
hundred, and found them without exception
worthless thieves.
This place is growing rapidly. G..
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TELEGRApHTC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Marae'

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, April IA. Noon. = stocks hrm'
Money easy st per cent. Sterling Excnanse-
Long, 1854 short. lost Gold liss. s7o's, 'e2 iila
Tennessee c,s-Ex-coupons, cog: new. $50. Wiz
pinla ss-Ex-coupons, 7ca: new, %. Louisiana
e,s--old. II: new, 72A Lercc cs. 7ss; s's. o.
Alabama SIS, o7,; ss 81. Georgia e's' as; rs, o..
North Carolina es, 400: new. 99s. South Carolina
6's, 81; new, SO.
Erfnino.-Moncy easy at per cent. Sterling
Exchange heavy at Iosi. Cola. 1l2s Governments
steady and firm. Southern Bonds generally steady.
United States bonds-s's, 81, coupons, liza; 'e2,
ma; OK lIos 'es. Ilos new. loss: 81, 'oas; 'os,
1893; lo-4o's, lnth. Tennessee o's 7ol; new, sas.
Virginia c's, COZ; new, 90. Louisiana ss, 7sa :
new 72a: levee s's, 7e: SIS, 81. Alabama gs, OF /;
s's, rs. Georgia e's, IS: rs, cat. North Carolina
ss aet; new, 22s South Carolina o's, 81; new, 81.
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Death of LOpez-End Of the Para.
Euayan War.

Death of Lopez-End of the Para
guayan War.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Argentine
Minister here this morning received the
following telegram by cable:
"London, April l3.-The Paraguayan
war is ended. Lopez has been killed.
"JoHN FAIR,
Argentine Consul OF London"
LONDON, April 13.-Rumors current yes
terday Of Lopez's death are confirmed by
dispatches from Lisbon to-day.
Second Dispatch.
LONDON, April l3.-The following is re-
ceived uia Lisbon from Rio Janeiro:
President Lopez, of Paraguay, is dead.
he was surrounded, and refusing to Bur
render, was killed by a Brazilian lancer.
The mother, sister, and children of Lopez,
together with Madame Lynch, have been
captured. The commander of the Brazilian
troops who put the finishing stroke to the
Para uayan var was created by the Empe-
ror Viscount Palates.
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From the New York World.
gbe Penalty Of Pride-ChesnicaI Anal.
ysls of Hair Dyes, Cosmetics, and
EnngnQsA

ysis of Hair Dyes, Cosmetics, and
Enamels.
In response to the resolution of the Board
of Health directing "the chemist to exam
inc the various hair tonics, washes, cosmet-
ics, and other toilet preparations in general
use, and to report what ingredients, if any,
they contain of q character injurious or
dangerous TO those who use them" DR..
Chandler, the chemist to the Board, has
prepared long and interesting report
Of the results of analyses Of most of the
various hair tonics, washes, and restora-
tiyes, lotions for the skin, enamels, and
white powders, now sold for the purpose OF
renovating the complexion or repairing the
ravages Of time. He sums up the case, at
the conclusion of his report, in the follow
Ing paragraph:
1t appears from the foregoing:
/. With very few exceptions, the hair
t0nics, washes, and restoratives, contain lead
in considerable quantities, that they owe
their action to this metal, and that they are
highly dangerous to the health of persons
using them.
2. With q single exception, the lotions for
The skin are free from lead and other inju-
7ious metals.
8. That the enamels are composed Of
either carbonate of lime, oxide of zinc, or
carbonate of lead, suspended in water.
The frgt two classes of enamels are COM
paratively harmless, as harmless as any
other white dirt when plastered over the
skin to close the pores, and prevent its
healthy action. On the other hand, the
enamels composed of carbonate of lead are
highly dangerous, and their use is very
certain to produce disastrous results to those
who patronize them.
4. The white powders for the skin are
harmless except in as far as their appllca-
ton may interfere with the healthy action
Of the skin.
Respectfully submitted.
c. +. CHANDLER, Phi. D.,
Chemist to Metropolitan Board of Health.
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Cuba-Spanish Reports about the De
moralizatiOn Of the Rebels.
HAVANA, April l3.-Captain-G General De
Rodas telegraphs from Puerto Principe that
column of marines had killed fifty-three
insurgents, including Manuel Aguero and
Francisco Lascas.F The voluntary surren-
ders continue, and the rebels everywhere
ore in confusion. Va1maseda is at Los
Tunas, extending his lines toward Puerto
Principe.
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The Albany. N. Y, Municipal
Elections.

ALBANY, N. Y, April l3.-In the munich.
pal election to-day the Democrats elected
nine and the Republicans seven supervisors.
Thacker, for mayor, has majority OF
1900. The vote was the largest ever
cast, being about $4,000. The Democrats
have q majority in the board of aldermen
of seven.
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T FEATHERS.
G. B. STACY g SON
will always pay the highest market price for
FEATHERS.
VIRGINIA BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
1908 and 1910 Maiu street.
Cmh S1-ImJ
~ FEATHERS.

~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
find It 20 their interest to examine our stock, as
we are prepared to sell them goods specially
adapted to their wants. In quantities to suit then
at lowest wholesale figures. Our senior partner
gives personal attention to this department, and
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURREss, WILLIAMS CO.,
NH ls-lm iii Main street.
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=. r. VHANULEK, LII. d,
Chemist to Metropolitan Board of Health

PRIzE-FIGHTING BROKEN UP.-Neu
Haven, April l2.-Thc prizefght an
nounced to come off at Charles Island, near
Milford, was broken up to-day by the State
militia, under General Merwiu, Of Governor
JEWELS staff, and Sheriff Ilotchkens, of
New Haven county. Kerrigan, one of the
principals, was arrested, together with
Maloy and Edge, who were to fight in the
same ring, and about ninety roughs are
now in jail in this city. The crowd sacked
many houses in Milford, robbed people in
the streets, and was a more desperate gang
than ever before left New York. Five
military companies acted promptly, and Of
one time severe fight was imminent.
Wouldn't Forney like to get hold OF O
thing like this in Virginia?]
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The Canadian Fenian Apparition.

MONTREAL, April l3.-It is believed here
that the contemplated Fenian raid across.
the border was prevented by the prompt
preparations to meet it.
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 1s.-The leading
Fenians here laugh over the Canadian
scare, and cay no movement will be at
tempted until success is assured. No pre-
sent raid, they say, is contemplated BY the
Feniaas.
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Cattle Markets.

MotgDAY, April lis P. M-The receipts OF
Beef Cattle were light this week, only reaching
about l. 100 head. The market was dull. but prices
remain about the same as last quoted, extra
Pennsylvania and Western Steers selling at 1o@
1eac:; fair to good do. ut s@e3c., and common at
sg;5ac: q r., gross, az to quality: :. .,,o. ,.ro
advanced &C. q D.: GALES Of g. 500 head at the Park
Yard at s@efc.-the latter for extra: 1000 head
changed hands at the Avenue Drove-Yard at 7sc.
for common up to s9ssc. for extra.
Hogs.-The market was firm ut last weeks quo
taIions sales OF 900 head at the Union and Ave-
Drove Yards at 91s.so0sIs for slop and S1a. Is
GA q leo bs., net, for corn-fed.-Ledger.
NEW YORK.
MONDAY, April ll.-Priees OF Cattle ranged
from 142@17tc. Sheep sold at s3@sc. per hundred
weight: Hogs dull at stc. for live and l2c. for
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no WET GOODS ON hand, BUT DRY
GOODS AT GOLD VALUE.
BUYERS ALL THE TINE IN MARKET.


T. 3. PRICE B CO., corner Of Main ana Els.
yenth streets, are opening daily NEW ANp
ELEGANT DRESS AND FANCY GOODS With
everything In the STAPLE LINE, al OF which
bought ut gold value, will be sold at sod prices
Rich BLACK, GRO GRAIN, ana TRANCAIs
SILKS;
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAS,
IRISH POPLNS, all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SILKS,
COLORED GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS, FOULARDS,
MOZAMBIQUES ORGANDIES,
JACCONETS, PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs, &c.
MOURNING GOoDs-sPE CIALTY.
BOMBAZINEs, MQHAIRS, ALPACAs;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES and IRON
BERAGES;
LINENS, sHEETINGs, COTTONs.
HOSIERY. PRINTS, &C.
NH 81 T. B.. PRICE & co.
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Newark Carried by the Democrats.
NEWARK, N. j., April 1S"-The munich
pal election here yesterday was carried by
the Democrats. The blacks voted.
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~ BACHELORS HAIR-DYE-This
splendid HAIR.DYE is the best In the world--the
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tnts remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, invtgo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfuEners,
and properly applied ct the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, New York. NH 2a-eodts
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DREADFUL NEws.-The following is from
Forney's Chronicle Of yesterday:
:" In Alabama, Us in North Carolina, the
massacre of Unionists still continues"
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Arrival from China-Survtvors OF the
Oneida.

SAN Francisco, April 13.-The steam.
ship America, from Hong Kong, has ar
rived with l 200 passengers, including l, 100
Chinese, and Surgeon Yates with 40 men,
the survivors of the Oneida disaster.
She also brought full freight.
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NJ GOOD TIMES AT HAND
POPULAR GOODS;

BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
The crowds that visit this place ara the BEST
proofs Of its GREAT POPULARITY: and In
order to increase the same we make IL rule
to keep FIRST-RATE assortment OF all kinds
OF DRY GOODS, and to sen az the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
We have now in stock
GOOD SPRING DRESS GOODS all styles,
Excellent BLACK SILKS from sl.so 70 $3.50 |;
JAPANESE SILK and PoPLIH DRESSES very
Best qualities BLACK ALPAcAs RoMBA-
WHITE GAMsRIcs and MusLIss Of all de-
Fasaionsb Gl6 AssIMEREs, BRoADcLoTHs,
TABLE LINENS and WHITE and FANCY
IRISH LINENS, Soc. andup; e IS
BIRD's-EYE, COTTON, and LINEN DlAfEh,
BLEa6HED and BROWN COTTON, from TO
three yards wide.
CAL and an your mernoxalduIus ut 10. 80
WILLIAM TAALHIS4Eg4eO ESss
ap li--eod corner Sixth and broad Is..-...
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EreUCAM0HAE

r ATTN, FRENCH ASp ". ! IA r,cecss 8,
- Mons.sn ss sssnerfence "a teAchta8 she IN.
rusSss IA Ensland q ready 70 imgass spe su
and thorough knowiedgs 9h taep. y ss'.' -
tasissfScsory reference given 80 so psoncieIcs
ns 80 Al standing. No. I'll Marshall ssreess Do
tween Sseond and THIRD ap n-eodIm.
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TXECUTRTX'S NoTICE-An persons
n Y having claims against the estate OF Eaton
Nance, deceased, viii present them to Francis 7:
IsnsIi properly authenticated sud those indebted
% Hsid estate win settle with him, he being suto-
riieA 70 receipt tho same. s... !, 3s
- :. ANN z. NANCE.
Exssusrix Of Eaton Nanses dcceaseds
ap G.sedn
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ANOTHER FATAL LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
Ne learn that the locomotive Rappahan-
mock, attached to freight train on the Ma
nassas railroad, exploded at Harrisonburg
Yesterday morning, Instantly killing MIR.
Charles Davis, the engineer, and MIR. James
A.hc, the fireman. Some OF the cars to
which the engine was attached were dam
arcd considerably, and tho track was torn
M for distance Of fifty yards or more.
The Rappahannock was coal-burning en-
zine, and was nearly new, having been in
nsc only about twelve months. The cause Of
tho EXPLOSION is not known, and it will pro-
hohly never be satisfactorily accounted for,
=. those only who could explain it now lay
s,ark and stiff in the embrace of DEATH
Iguclburq Noes Of Wednesday.
TuE VALLEY KAILRoAD.-MT. hlcharo
Ranlolph. of the Baltimore ard Ohio rail-
road, assisted by Mr.. Charles G. cambridge,
with his corps Of engineers, have com,
m,nced the survey of the Valley railroad
from Harrisonburg to Salem. When COM
pleted this will give line of unbroken
ro;lroad communication from Boston GA
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Win
chester TO New Orleans, and all parts OF the
South Winchester Sentinel.