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--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
From France.

TRIAL OF ooMMUHIsT AssAssrS5.
PARIS, November 4.--The trial Of the
Communists directly concerned In the az.
sassination of Generals Lecompe and
Thomas is progressing, and attracts large
crowds.
Spain.
MADRID, November At is believed that
an attack on the Government by the Re-
publicans, under the lead of Senior Gorilla,
will be made in the Cortes during the COM
ing week on the subject of the manner of
dealing with the International Society.
The compromise between Sagosta and
Gorilla, which has up to this time been dis
cussed and looked forward to among the
Conservative Republicans, is now thought
impossible.
From London.
LONDON, November 4.-The Telegraph
this morning publishes special dispatch
from Paris containing the statement that a
plot against the present Government of
Spain Of dangerous character has been
discovered in that city.
The Times in its issue OF to-day expresses
the intention to close its columns to the
discussion Of the international copyright
question, which has become quite heated.
Already one libel suit has grown out of the
controversy-Hon Mrs. Morton, plaintiff.
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THE SYNDIcATE.-Judge Richardson, in
a letter to Il gentleman connected with the
Treasury Department, dated London, Oc-
tober 81, says: Il am surprised to see
that some of the papers assert have writ
ten home dcspondingly, and that the loan
will be Il failure, the syndicate collapse,
and am frightened, Sc. All such reports
are entirely false and without the least
foundation. The whole business here will
lie Il complete success. JAY Cooke, McCul-
loch d Co., and other members Of the SYM
dicate, are doing everything strictly in &C.
cordance with their agreement. The bonds
are being delivered as fast as practicable,
and much more rapidly than either they or
bad any reason to suppose they would be.
There is no embarrassment, no Wavering,
no dissatisfaction of any kind whatever,
and erything goes on with perfect ease.
and without giving rise to single doubt
that by the first week in December we
shall have the transaction brought to Il close
in exact accordance with the original nego-
tiations, and without disturbing the money
market or the regular business Of any bank
ny house in the least"
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 4.-Governor Pal
mer has written a letter to the Attorney
General directing him to present the facts in
regard TO the killing Of young Gr0svenur to
the grand Jury Of Cook county. Governor
Palmer argues that the act was the result
of usurpation Oh the part of General Sheri-
dan and others.
After aludng to the circumstances pre-
ceding Grosvenor's death, he concludes !:
Il think you will perceive it is now the
duty of the Governor and AttorneY-Gen-
eral and all other officers to see that the
laws are enforced against all parties con-
cerned in these illegal and dangerous acts.
1t is not necessary in dete! mining upon the
line of duty to be adopted to inquire
whether the Mayor of Chicago. Lieutenant
General Sheridan, Frank t. Sherman and
his associates and supposed subordinates,
who were the agents by which the death
of Thomas Grosvenor was produced, in
assuming powers they did not possess, and
which cannot be conferred upon them,
were influenced by proper or improper
motives and purposes. They assumed to
suspend the operation Of the Constitution
and laws of the State and substitute i'll their
stead laws and military force to be defined
and applied by themselves. They, by their
lawlesS acts, attacked and insulted the
dignity and authority Of the State, and
have, by their dangerous examples, weak
ened public confidence in the Constitution
and laws, and in their attempt to enforce
usurped and iawlesS authority they Dave
sacrificed the life of il peaceful citizen.
Animated by the confidence l have thus
expressed, and confident in the belief that
the State Of Illinois, acting through the
proper departments of its government, is
capable Of protecting its own people and
of enforcing the dignity and authority of it's
own laws, have to request that you, in
conjunction with the States attorney of the
seventh circuit, will bring all the facts be-
fore the grand Jury of Cook county. in
order that all persons concerned in the
killing of Thomas w. Grosyenor may be
broupht tn a speedy trial
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TELEGRApHrC NEWS.

New York stock and money Market.
NEW YORK. November H. Money easy at so,
per cent. Sterling nominal. Gold, 11,1@t1Is.
Governments very dull; SIS, l,ea; 'e2's, 1llA
'eA's III 'ss's, liii; new flai; 's7s 1lst 1855,
Il:a TO- do's, 1901. states--Tennessee's, 90; new,
esA. Virginia,s. sat; new, %. Louisiana's, 6s;
new, &c. Levels, e4 s'e. rs. Alsbama's, % 6's,
81. Goorgia's, so; rs, ss. North Cardinals, 81;
new, TO- South Carolina's, 10; new, 81.
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MAYORS OFFICE, November 4, 1871
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NAIThNs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.

perfectly clear prep :ratlon, 10 one bottle, as
easily applied as water, for restoring to gray hair
its natural color and youthful appearance, to
eradicate ana prevent dandruff to promote the
growth of the hair, and stop Its falling.
1t is entirely harmless and perfectly free from
any poisonous substance, aud Will therefore take
the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant prepara-
lions now In use. Numerous testimonials have
been sent up from many of cur most prominent
citizens. In everything In which the articles now
in use are objections bic CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is perfect. 1t is warranted to contain neither
sugar OF lead, sulphur, or nitrate OF silver Clear
and clean rater, II does not soil the clothes or
scalp. it is ag.eeahly perfnmed, and makes one
of the best dressings for The r in use it restores
the color OF the hair more perfectly and uniformly
than any other preparation, aud always aces SO II,
from three 10 ten days. Virtually FEEDING the
roots the hair with all the nourlGhtng quelie6
necessary to Its growth and healthy condition, IL
restores The decay aud induces Few growth Of
the HAIR more positively than anything else. The
applc alton Of this wonderful discovery also pro-
dtces pleasant and cooling effect on the scalp,
and gives the hlir pleasant and elegant appear
ance.
w. call especial attention to the fact that a
limi ed number Of 1nsll trial bottles can be had
by those Wishing 20 try 1t. You will notice III st
in pursuing this course our a i'm IS TO convince by
the actual merits of the article.
AkTHUE NATTANS,
Inventor and proprietor Washington, u. G.
Fer SALE Wholesale aud retail, by PURCELL,
IADD & CO., proprietoI's Agents, Richmond,
Wa, oc ~ eod3m
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
CANE-FIBRE PAPER.
ALBERT ORDWAY e CO.,
4 GOVERNOR STREET,
SPECIAL AGENTS.

This paper is manufactured from the fibre OF
the common cane and sized with rosiD, making II
perfectly impervious to dampness and non.con.
ductor Of heat and cold. IL has entirely replaced
the common tarred and other building paper.
sHEATHING FRAME HOUSES.
The paper Is pu. on between the studdng and
weather-baards. Ten dollars will line al ordinary
house, and make 1t equal TO brick.
LINING UNDER TIN ROOFS
costs less than fifty Cents square; prevents The
TIN from rusting underneath; keeps the upper
cham beers cool and deadens the sound OF rain.
DEADRNIEG FELT,
used for dcaGcuing the sound of upper floors and
preyentin, Inrness in lower. Two dollars will
line All ordinary floor with double th'csneSs.
These goods are OF Virginia manuJdc.yre, and
have already come into almost universal use. c
have numerous testimonials of their value, and
invite att, ntion OF all engaged in building.
DC 6-COdim
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Massachusetts Races,

BosroN, November 4.-The races at Mys'
tic Park, to-day, commenced with bur-
dle-race. two miles, over eight hurdles, for
all ages, purse, 500. 1t was won by AS.
tronomer. Vesuvius was the favorlte at
the start, but while jumping the fourth
hurdle in the first mile, struck it, throw
ing his rider, causing him serious injury
The time of the race was 3:ol. Sald TO DE
the fastest hurde-race on record by quar-.
: ter of second. a.oo
The second race, for purse of $500, a
dash of one mile for all ages, was Won By
Tubman. Time, 1.46. 1850
The third race, for pure of $500, two
mile heats, was won by Alroy. Time, 3:42,
3:63h.
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CH1cAGo's EXAMPLE DIMINISHING FIRE

CH1cAGo's EXAMPLE DIMINISHING FIRE
LossEs.-During october there were seven
teen fires in Brooklyn, y. Y, Il remarka-
bic fact, the Marshal there thinks, for a
tributes the filling Off to the extra care
taken by the people themselves in the use
of lights and fires, and presumes the lesson
to be learned from the great fire in Chicago
has had something to do with it,
THE Chicago fire was October Sth. In
October there were only two alarms In
Ricbmond.l ~.
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The mississippi State Fair-The

JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-The Mis-
sissippi State Fair has been again post
poned from the 18th of November to the
4th Of December.
The State election for the Legislature
and county officers occurs next Tuesday.
Much activity prevails on the part of both
political parties, and the contest will be
very close. The majority for either party
in The Legislature must be small.
The weather is warm for the late season
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Governor Consy's Message.

ATLANTA, GA, November 4-Goyernor
Conly's message was read in the Legisla.
ture to-day. lie says nothing about an
election 3; he hopes that there will be nc
grounds for further reconstruction he
promises retrenchment he says be cannot
bonds, and urges an Investigation into the
matter he counsels the execution OF the
laws and promises to pardon sparngly he
argues Tor free education, but against
mixed schools; he urges that the States
pecuniary faith should be kept inviolable
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w
lsichnond.l

OFF FOR LIBERIA.-Onc hundred and
SIXTY colored persons from South Carolina
passed through this city yesterday morning
on their way to Liberia. They will sail
from Norfolk. Among the crowd were
fortv-ninc children and thirty-two babies.
The party was from Rock Hill, ). C.-RG-
Leiqh North CdrOllnaan. -
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Collector Robb. of Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 4.-Collector
Robb has returned and is in charge OF the
custom-house. A bill has been found
against him in the United States Court for
cm5ezzloment and aiding in conspiracy
to defraud the Government. He has been
bailed,
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Sentence OF Death.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
HILLsBoRo', N. c., November 4.-Pom-
pey Lyon (negro), indicted for killing
Baker Lilly (negro), and tried and con-
victed at the present term of the Superior
Court of Orange county, Judge Tourgee
presiding, was this morning sentenced to
be hanged on Friday, November oath, be-
tween - and 3 O'Clock.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NEUSIC.-MIss T.. A. FITI WILSON
| lXl offers her services Gs TEACHER OF MUSIC
! ON PIANO-FURTF, in which profes sion she has
had some fifteen years experience, WIN SratliY-
! ing appreciation OF numerous pairous.
! For terms, apply TO Mr.. i. f. CoWARDlN, Arion
/ Piano store, Ninth street opposite Bank street.
| REFERENCES: g. C.. Gennett, james Gord0n,
W, l.. Cowaruin. oc lU-lm
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From Culpcpcr County.

q rTcs pouGeuCc OF The Eichmoud !jlSpalch'
tuLpEPEE, VA, November 3, 1871.
This county has been actively canvasSed
10y Y. Howe Peyton, ESD, and Major
lame, &. Field, and We look for rouslns
Conservative victory on the 7th of Norem-
Der. Major Grimsley, the Conservative
uomjnec for the State Senate, is running
without opposition from the Radicals, but
lie is opposed ty DR.. Terril, an ndepen-
dent candidate, who has been endorsed 10y
and VII receive the support OF the loyal
Union League. The Conservative majority
10 this senatorial district amounts TO about
;1)9 and Major Grimslcy will no doubt be
trumphantty elected. John K. Strother,
yluGid.le for the House OF Delegates for
rulpcper, is opposed by l.. l.. Lewis, Il
lgotncr TO John +. and an out-and.out
l;rdtcal. There is Il white registered ma
lDrity in this county OF several hundred !;
- Sir. Strother VIII make his "caling
and election sure" NJ.
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Attempt at Lynch Law En- Indiana.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 4.-Last
night mob collected about the Jail in JET.
tersonville, Ia, with the intention OF lynch
ing negro named John Washington, who
had attempted an outrage on little white
girl, whose father died from excitement
produced by the outrage. The prisoner
was slipped out by the back way and con
vcycd to the State prison, learning which
the mob dispersed. This morning the
prisoner was taken to the Jail in Charles
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Bank Statement.

NEW YoBK, November 4.--The bank
statement shows that loans have increased
over half million, specie increased nearly
two and a quarter millions, deposits in
creased four millions, legal-tenders in
creased nearly two millions, and circuh-
ton decreased nearly a quarter million. I
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Fire.

WATERBURY,, Conn, November 4.-The
button factory buildings have been partial
" burned. Loss, $50, 900.
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French Mau,ef.war in Distress.

French Mazi.of.War In Distress.
HALIFAX, n. S., Nov. 4.-The schooner
Maria Biiden, from Turks Islanq, reports
that she spoke the French war-ship Anna
zon. with the loss of her rudder and spaFs,
in q very helpless condition. She was un.
der steam, with o. drag-eut to steer by.
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HOME A1N.-Thc Lynchburg Home
Guards arrived yesterday evening from the
Richmond Fair, in excellent health and
spirits. Notwithstanding their failure to re-
cclvc the gold medal. They express them
selves Us much gratitied ut their rccep-
tiou in Richmond, and enjoyed the trip
,hugely-Lynchburg Republican,.
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NEW FALL STYLES.

n'AkE NOTICE.
The weil-known MARK NELSON, from Broad
street, has removed to his own house, 1857 Main
street, next door to DR.. Strecker's, opposite the
Old Market, where he Is prepared to sell the
cheapest goods In the city.
N. BIAS do all the CUTTING myself, and
warrant all dc cur and MAKE, can hatter
myself that no Que can compete with me In this
or any other city. l only charge for CUTTING
the prices formerly chsrgcd-vz., cutting coats,
soc. penis, CSC. vests, CSC. &C 7-codlm
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Fatal Explosion of n Railroad

CINCINNATI, November "A special
from Portsmouth says that while the mail
train going east was standing at the. depot
at that place, the boiler of the engine. ex-
DIoded and killed George Valkner and
Adam Schilling, and seriously hurt Henry
Rurt and Adam Wamsler. -
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Col. Z. II. w. Duke. our distinguished
representative in Congress, passed through
this city yesterday, on the way to Vicks-
burg. Mississippi, where he will remain for
several DAYS attending to important bu>l-
ncss.-LYnchbNrg Nelcs.
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SMALLPOX In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The Board
of Health reports an average of fourteen
deaths per day from smallpox during the
week ending to-day. A slight increase over
the previous week.
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CoIored E,nsgrnnts for.Liberla.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 4.-TWo
hundred colored emigrants arrived to-day
from the interior and took passage In the
bark Edith and Rose for Liberia,
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SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.-About the
LIST OF October Colonel Il. FL. Burks sold
his farm of 52J acres, lying in the lower
end OF Botetourt, TO MIR. Charles Rogers,
of Goldington. Bedfordshire, England, for
the sum OF SIT 900 cash.-FIncastle Herald.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR FxcuArer I,
RICHMOND. VA, November 4, isIi

RICHMOND. VA. November 1, is9i
OFFERINGS.
Waeat.-W White. i,Iss bushels. Red. 4s4s hns,o,.
SSo otn sss busheIs. Mixed, 90 bushels
Rye 10 bushels.
Mean-24 bushels, is@ d. $50
a, whsas: White-ss4 busheis-at al rs for prime.
far. and S1.4a for common. $3.50 ''. " " Aux
Waeds Rsd-ssa Dushsls-at s1.7sRs1 rs for
iair 81 !, nor ys rex good se5 for good ss for
Corn-W bite 500 busbels--at ss9s7c. for prime
ssc. ior fair new. 75c. for weevil.eaten iold
for nrs a Idsnsis-at 7sc. for very good DID, nc.
6Ssnsls ut SOC for very good spring
11eo''-<ss pusheis very good boiled ut 7Sc.
RE-ExHIBIrEp.
Whedt. Red. SO bushels,
RYe.-lo bushels.
NedE.-130 bushels.
REMARKS.
oHerin gs Of wheat on 'Change to day were Lon
bushels, Of which 1,272 bushels were sold, leaving
900 oushels uusold. While the prices realized to
Jay were no higher than those Of the preceding
day, yet the market was steadier. The offerings
OF corn were 67s bushels, and all was readily
taken without any"advance In price, however.
Only moderate business done In oats, and figures
unaltered.
we may expect ere long considerable increase
In the amount OF corn offered, as farmers no
douos on their return home from tn Fair will be-
gin TO send ttin more freely. The coming crop Is
regarded with more than usual interest
Domestic N7arkets-[BY TELEGRApH.1 ~
NEW YORK. November 4.-Flour heavy: com.
mon to fair extra, So SoG2szso; good to choice,
S.eegyS9.25, w heat heavy; winter red western
81 6SGSl.sS. Corn steadier at 76677c. Pork. sIsN
$ls.lt. Beef quiet. Lard active. Groceries 1uiei
and steady. Naval stores firm. Freights steady
BALTIMORE, November 4.-yirginia,s, old. 40,
bid So asked; 6S's. 90 bid s7's. So bid. Coupons.
asked. North Cardinals, SO bid; new, 10 Bid
Flour dull and favors buyers except for s1ovv
grades. Wheat dull; Ohio and Indiana HI 5SS6
SLIGO. Corn active aud firm. Provisions IN.
changed. Whiskey nominal. A' III
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DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.--Tbe storelouse OF
Dr. William {. Brulry, at Mountain Union,
- this county, was totally destroyed by
tirr on last Thursday night, together with
oil its contents, valued at between 81. 500
and 81 900. The fire occurred late at night,
.nd was not discovered until the flames
had made such headway Is to render their
ENLIGHTENMENT impossible. The property
WAS partially insured.-Tncastle Herald.
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!: LYNCuBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
The force on this end of this road has been
considerably increased within the last few
davS.-Ddnrille Times.
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ALL RIaHT.-Glorious tidngS come to US
from Amherst aud Nelson counties. In the
former county our old friend Hazael Will
lisms will be reelected by rousing major
lily and in Nelson, Smith, the regular Con-
sentative nominee, will ride rough.shod
over both the Independent" and Radical
candidates. For Floater from the two coun-
ties, that "old wheelhorse" and most eX.
cellent and talented gentleman, MIR. Cog
hill will sweep the field and not leave even
a-grease spot of his Independent" and
! Radical opponents to mark their dirty and
shiny trail. Push on the column.-Lynchc
burg NetcS.
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FG YPTIA N 81 A / q COL 0 RE &.
To- A CLEAE. NEW PREPARATION.
euppIy Of this fnimttahle Hair Colorer per-
fectly clear liquid; prompt In restoring tie hair
to its original color-fom gray TO black or brown,
mere especially II the hair has been black origt-
nally, received and for sale by ,,o,r-,
oeM Z. Il. DOVE :
EEATHERS! FEATHERSl f 70 A.
Gt THEIRS t-An those In want OF = FEATHERS
to M Ike good beds for the winter can be supplied
on the most reasonable terms at my store, ale
Sixth street, or 1909 Basin bank.
oc l3-eodlm q. W4LLEkoIE1N.
DOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
Eh HHRa ID kT THIR AHKICEa
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MURDER IN RUSSELL COUNTY. Napoleon
b. iienseley, man who has for some time
past been living on the lands OF General
Bowen, In this county, was murdered on
saturday night last. The particulars, as
sc received them, are about as follows !:
GA saturday last Henseiey went TO the
j'gighborhood OF Mr. Charles Smiths, in
Russell, where he had lived previous to re-
moving to this county. he had been
"rlEking during the day, and at night went
10 vacant house about three miles from
Dir. Smiths. Here he met several other
l.arties, aud during the night it Is thought
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saLyER.PLATIsG. &c.

wv w. SNEAD, LOCKSMITH, SILL
+ W. yER-PLATER, AND BELL-HKNGER.
No. u NINTH sTREET.-Locks made to order
ZOE dwellings, stores prisons, iron safes, &C., aud
tubing s!!ver-plAtng OF locks, door knobs plates,
escutcbeons hinges, &C., taken OF and replsied.
attention given TO all repa,riSg In my line.
oc 31-lw w, w. SNEAD.
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.
THE bfERCIANTS' AND MECHANICS
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VIEalNIA.
FIRE AND MARINE.

OFFICE. No. 1901, CORNER CARY STREET AN
SHoCKoE SLIP, COLUMBIAN BLOCK.
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row ensued, In which he was murdered,
his head being crushed to q perfect Jetly;
He remained where he was killed until
Sunday evening, when he was found ana
his body removed to his home IN THIS
county. He leaves wife and four children.
Hensely was regarded as a very gmet,
orderly man when not drinklng.-Ca ncn
Valley Ne,ps.
THE VALLEY RAuRoAD-THg TWO MIL
LIONS SUBscRIBEp-THE NAIL CL1NcHED.-
The following telegram places this great
enterprise beyond q pcradventurc OF fall-
ure. The sun, in cheering splendor, mas
burst through the clouds OF uncertainty.
Now for the good news:
Z" BALTIMORE, October 81, 1911;
" To William Allan, G. 4. DAVIDSON, John
Letcher, and j. Il. Tucker:
II have the graticfiat!on of announcing
that the commissioners of finance this day
made the subscription of 81 900, 900 on be-
half Of the city of Baltimore to the stock
OF the Valley railroad. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company previously per
fcctcd its subscription for 81, 000,000.
"RoBERT GARRETT, President"
=. S.-Wc have received private dis.
patch from Baltimore informing lis of
President CARROTS intention to advertise
for contracts rs soon as the engineers now
running the Ene shall finish the survey
Lexington Gazette.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-22

BoGUs.-John Goodwin being in want
of watch sent $3.50 to L. V. Deforest &
Co., No. 40 and AZ Broad street, N. Y,
for the Eureka aluminium gold watch.
John is properly indignant that the watch
with such an imposing title should fail to
come. We think he has very cheap
lesson, if he failed to get cheap watch.
Friend John, the cheapest watches are
those bought Of honest dealers at low
v,r;oae ! atffH