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MILLINERY GOODS.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that applica
IN ton will be made to the County Com
nissloners Of Carroll county, at their next
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof.
to open a new road commencing at a point
Of the Hampstead Road leading from The
Gorsnch Switch, ON the Western MARYLAND
ha'iroad, to Hampstead, near William
perr.s house, and running thence along
the division line between Nathaniel Leis,er
and Henry Houck, Adam Zimmerman and
Henry Houck. Adam Zimmerman and
Noah Lippy, thence through the land Of
SAID Noah Lippy until it intersec;s the Road
Petitioned for from John 1riue's 10 the
Union Meeting House, at n point on said
proposed road about one hundred and fifty
yards from Adam Zimmcrmau's house.
The whole length of said road not exceed.
ing one'half mile. The petitioner, further
represent that the opening Of this road will
dispense with the further maintenance or
Keeping open of the Manchester road from
where 1t intersects or forks with the Hamp.
stead road leading from said Gorsuch Sta.
lion to point near Mount Union Meeting
House, aud where it will iniersect the pro,
posed new road applied to be opened as
aforesaid.
HENRY d. HOUCK,
may 1901 aud others.
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GRAND EXHIBITION
Farm Machinery,

onVoNDos Hvstnfnstrrs Auss on
Wednesday, Thursday and ESaisy,
3Ist IF My. md juno lat aad2i
PREMIUM LAST.
The Carroll coanty Agricultural goeiefy
having 10 part been org apIxcd, for the purpose.
Of improving the tarions impselnrnu of hus-
bandry. and believing that tho SpriDg at the
year I the best time % give an Ezbibitien ~
Machinery, based entirely upon practical test,
10 be decided BY competent Judges, hsge sc-
lected the above named days preceding haryess
for their Exhibition uf Machinery. and o9rr
the following Premiums, Subject 10 the coBdi-
tions annexvd In cath class, to wit.
CLASS ist Best Thresher and Separator
Combined, $50 do Separator, $50; do Thresh-
ing Machine with shaker, S20 do = 80 IIgrsc
Power, siSj do Horse Power, $40; do
Horse Power, IS.
The meritsof Machinery In thIs Glass 10 DO
determined By practical teston the ground nm
der supervision u Conmittre.
Judges, wm. J. MorriDck, WIN. @. Rinchart.
CLASS ID. best Harvesting Machine with.
ont regard to Combinations. $50; Bort Reaper
and Self Diseharger, SO Best Mower S2O;
do; Spring Tooth Rake, sios do Hay Trddsr,
Practical tssis REQUIRED upor The e,ouod or
si any other place the committee may require.
Judges, Granville $. Haines, Thomas Y.
Shepherd, lewis n slinglaf. DR.. Samuel
Norris.
CLASS 80 I,ss. hay. Straw and Fodder
Cutter. $40; DO inpisDent for CuItivating
i G.rs a, 81 ~ a Elevator $40; do ro'' B0f
Machines 70 be submitted TO practical tcsts
Under supervision Of Judges.
judges, Noah Shaetfsr, l. Winchester. chris-
tian Royer.
ftr y
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DIR. Swayne,s Tar Pills.


DR.. Swayne's Tar Pills.
The mod perfect PargatiVs, Aperient, An'ibH-
Science.
Hare you Heaiachei try them.
Are you Bilious, try them.
"SHane's Tar PHs" will be found to possess
those qualities necessary to the total eradica-
ton OF all bilious attacks, prompt to start tn
secreiions OF the liver, and give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed, 1t is no ordinary
discovery in medical science, to find remedy
Tor these stubborn complaints. The secretio n
of bile is promoted by these pills, as will be
seen by the altered color of the stools, and dis
appearing Of the sallow complexion and clean.
sing Of the tongue.
Price rs cents a box; boxes for a dollar.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Philad,l-
pha, and sold by
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
may rs Agent for Westm mister.
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MEN and Boys Coltonade and Lipeas,
IXl full line at low prices
~ q I'm Il. X. GlzixxxN
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Near Tancytown. on the 18th inst. Mrs.
Lydia Harner, aged So years, 10 months
and 10 days.
In Manchester, on the 18th Of May, of
scarlet fever, Maggie c., youngest child oil
William L. and Susan Tracy, aged 4 years,
8 months and u days.
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BACON. BACON !!

WE have now on hand large lot Of
w Bacon, pat up by ourselves. The
Hams and Shoulders are Sugar Cured, also
Plain. We claim that our stock Of Bacon
is the best and most reliable ever offered in
this market, as the Pork was raised by the
farmers of this imhedInte neighborhood,
and arc not still fed bnt pure corn fed hogs.
Our stock consits Of Hams, Shoulders,
Sides and Jowis, and will be sold in jobbing
lots as well as Mt retail, Hnd EVERY rrEcs
GrA.AxTEEB. Retailers and CONSUMERS
will find it 70 their advantage to give me q
call isst
Refer to the citizens of Westminster who
have used my Bacon.
JOHN II. BOWERS,
Nearly opposite the Catholic Church.
may lS-tt
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S5-Thc Regular Auhsal Fxir sfxke Ssuie-
~, as usual. will be held Ia me MN x ~
year, ON the Sd, 9Th, 5th and 6rh II 0clabrr,
1871, OF which due notice will 30 g1rcn by
Premium List and Advertisement
mar lC-S Az
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The Estate If John Zoack, deceased
rUvHIS is TO give notice, that the subscri
Il bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Maryland, letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of
JOHN ZoUCK,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned To exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscribers, ou or before the ilfh day
Of December next; they may otherwise by
law be exchded from all benefit or said
estdre. Given under our hands this Sth
day OF May, A.. ID. 1871.
RICHARD ZOUCK.
HENRY STORM,
may IL At administrators.
Estate Of IFiHiam Reoper, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN bers have obtained from the orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testemen-
tary on the Personal Estate of
WILLIAM REAyER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claimsagainst said Estate ARK
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same wishif
six months from this date, otherwise the,
may be excluded from all benefit Of sal,
Estate. Those indebted are requested L
make Immediate payment.
LYDIA Al REAyER,
JAMES REAyER,
may 4-it~ Administrators.
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For Sheriff.


THE County Commissioners Of Carol
il comfy, will meet at their Office, i
Westminster, Oh The FIRsr MoxDAr 81
JUNE, fs7f, for the transaction Of basi
ness. by order,
may 4-ft Ciesk
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TRUSTEES SALE,

House aud Kitchen, Stable,
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
Shop, ard other necessary
outbuildings; there is a we'll
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
REPORTED CONCLUSION OF PEACE,
EXTENSION OF THE ARN1sT1c o.,
THE GERMANS DEMAND sI,4oo, 600 600
RESIGNATION or TRooHU.

FRANcE-THE PEACE SAID TO BIZ A,pp,nv
CONCLUDED, BUT NOT YET sreNEn-rrws.
PAPER REPORTS. -.-'
VERSAILLES, Feb. %, via LoNDon Feb,
%c5:30 a. M.-The Emperor received NJ
liners to-day. General Chanzy was present
az the interview. =,
:, PEACE IS CONSIDERED CONCLUDED,
though 1t has not yet been signed.
fAR1s, Feb. 2.--Nothing Is known vet
81 sne RUSSIAN terms Of peace. Figaro,
nV NV, says they are conciliatory.
Inc versailles Montteur says the war in
demnity demanded by the Germans is two
milllards Of thalers (S1, 400, O00, OOO). - -
The Germans demand the Immediate nav
m Ia Of 100000 by the Department Of
Olse, and accord delay for the payment of
the 81 900, 900 remaining, -'0' -
All The railways leading into Paris have
been repaired and operated. 49,
The Paris Monateur says General Trochu
mas resigned, at the request OF Nj. Theirs,
and retires to private life. -.
Ihe disturbance at Nice has been SID.
pressed.
La Gdlouis says that Lord LYONS, the
BRUSH ambassador, and Cheyalier Nigra,
the Italian Minister, will soon go to Paris,
in order to afford NJ. Theirs the moral sun
port OF their Governments in peace nego-
tiations.
Paris is tranquil.
The Versailles Moniteur justifes the Ger
mans in demanding two millions of thalers'
indemnity.
PREPARING FOE WAR.
A dispatch from Arras says the moats
around that city have been filled with water,
preparatory to defence.
PREPARING FOR PEACE.
A dispatch from Dieppe, the 22d, says
the 9Th corps of ManteuffePs army, and
composed of Mecklenburgers, is arriving
there, and, if peace is signed, will embark
for Hamburg direct. $3.50
EXTENSION OF TIE ARMIsTICE.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 23.-The Moniteur OIL
this morning announces that the armistice
has been prolonged until the 26th instant at
midnight. 1t denies the reports that are
current respecting the Prussian demands,
and says Bismarck and Theirs maintain alb.
solute silence at present.
THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-The Pdtrie of to-day
says Bismarck has communicated his con.
ditions of peace to the Cabinets Of Vienna,
London, and 81. Petersburgh.
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. CnrxE N cALIssksr e,sasr sro.., 5
San Ffancssco, 21.Is ID rsi,nsisydT H..
Frederick Combs, proprietor al : cray saf
iruit-farm in Eapa Valley. shot hi. s ,.,;ss
and then shot himself Yesterday. il, co m sa
9usnee Of domestic difficulties. They arc
g. The storm drove two vessels tIrooppt the
T 1an wharf ut Alameda, carrying away
IVY leet Of the structure. The wind mn.
rooied planing-mill In Oakland, near the
taliroad office, md Thomas & Hunts ware
noSses IN the village, and the railroad shed
aI1 S; Rafael. 1t Is still raining.
night. u 'n' se''oh 'eil iast
There Is more snow in sight on the sum.
nles OF Mount Dlable and Mount TamaI.
pals, and the other mountains around the
t pay Oh san francisco, than has been seen
Ihe Lincoln school-house, on the corner
Of Iith and Market streets, the finest on
the Pacific coast, was partly DESTROYED by
IRE this morning, the loss exceeding TWEEN.
y.fye thousand dollars . -
THOMAS Shadduek's picture store. On
Market street, was burned last night The
insurance is suspiciously heavy, and shad-
duck has been taken into custody pendine
an investigation. & fs
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TeIesraphte Summary

The English members OF the Alabama
High Commission arrived in Washington
last night.
Congressman Bowen has been held to
bail in $1,000 in Washington on the charge
of bieamy.
The President yesterday signed the bill
permitting Senator Miller, of Georgia, to
take modified oath.
The French relief contributions in New
York now exceed 300, 1000.
A tull-length portrait Of Washington,
said to be by Rembrandt Poole, which has
been for years in litigation, sold in New
York yesterday for $3.50. -
The Ocean National Bank at New York
is being sued by the Government for S10,-
900 for failing to make its returns.
The Republicans in the Indiana Legisla-
ture baVe all resigned, leaving no quorum,
and stopped legislation, because the Demo.
Gratis tried to redistrict the State.
The St. Louis Board of Trade has petit.
toned Congress for $1,000, 900 to improve
the Mississippi between the mouth Of the
Missori river and Cairo.
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SAN DoNISGo-TRoUBLE AHEAD,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Two unofficial
letters have been received here from mem.
bers of the San Domingo commission which
indicate very clearly the political situation
there, and show the principal difficulty in
the way Of the annexation OF the island to
the United States. So far as the commits
sion have yet been able to learn, the views
OF the people are generally favorable to an
nexatlon, but the Haytien end of the island
is unalterably opposed to any such step.
In fact, to such an extent does this opposi-
ton run that it is believed that Hayti is ac-
tualy supporting Cabral, the revolutionary
leader. This is substantially the view Mr..
Summer took, and as it seems to he correct
there can hardly be any doubt that if we
annex San Domingo we accept with it a
war with Hayti. Whether this country is
prepared for an expense Of that nature,
after paying for one portion OF the island,
remains to be seen when the question comes
officially before Congress.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, FEB. %, 1s7L
nEERRINnq.

hiCHICED, VA, FEB. '23 1s7L
OFFERINGS.
s. WheGt.-Whi te. !, 1871 bushels. Red 12es bushels
Corn.-Whlte, coo bushels. Yellow, I24 bushels
Mixed, 228 bushels. s-s . -.
Odts.-l, z46 bushels.
Rye--fs bushels.
Hay.-lo bales.
& Wheat.-Wh.te, so bushels ut $l.45 80 bushels
very good at 81 IS: "a bushels good at $1.so; 2G2
Wheat.-Red, 10 bushels damaged at s1.lo; 30
bushels prime 81 $3.50; 81 bushels very inferior st
$l.s5 81 bushels Inferior at Sl35 % bushels very
inferior at sl2?3; 10 bushels at $l.2o-total, sls
Corn.-White, 800 bushels very GOOD at slc.
Yellow, 124 bushels prime at79c. Mixed, 1913 bush
els very good at SIC, sE .
TOats.-iOs b ssheIs very good winter at soc.; 1os
bushels at s4sc. 152 bushels good at s4c; 50 BUSH
mixed at &c.,; 80 bushels fair at sac. 1ea bush
els very good at 6sc.; o. bushels New Brunswick
at 5Sc.--total, 7o4 bushels. .-. 1870. ~. 81
sRye.-2e bus hels common at SIC.
iRay.-Yirg1n1a timothy, 10 bales on private
terms.
-. RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat.-White, leo bushels. Red, ls4 bushels.
OGts.--2s4 bushels.
s-- REMARKS.
Wheat market unsettled-buyers and sellers are
considerably apart In their views. The offerings
OF wheat on Change are chiefly Of IN inferior
grade not desirable for milling, and are accord
'ingIy neglected. Farmers ought, in their own In
terests, pay more attention to the cleaning Of
their wheat.
Oats In liberal supply, and market rather dull
for all kinds except for winter, which are In de-
mand.
Offerings Of Corn light, and demand better.
Rye scarce and Ia much demand. Common sold
to-day at SIC. This Is good time for farmers TO
send that article in. "
Flour very dull of SALE and weaker.
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FROM WASHINGTON.



In the House of Representatives on
Wednesday, Gen. Farnsworth, leading
Republican, in speaking of proposed ap.
preparation to purchase mirrors, said that
900 had been expended for mirrors for
the Treasury Department, which had been
used to decorate the residences of individ-
uals, and in one instance two of them had
been loaned to grace the mansion of dis
tinguished member of Congress and had
disappeared.
Mr. Eldridge, of Wisconsin, desired to
know the name Of the member. He wished
to know if he was Democrat.
MIR. Farnsworth said his politics were OF
that uncertain kind that it would be diff
cult to tell. He had been Democrat and
almost everything else.
A sharp personal debate between MIR.
Butler, of Massachusetts, and Mr.. Farms
worth ensued, in which the former denied
the charges intimated by Mr.. FarnSworth,
saying that the man who accused the whole
world convicted but one. After direct
denial of his statement by his colleague of
the PoSt.office Committee, he had allowed
the Boston post-ofiice item to 60 by and
turned to the Treasury Department., and
had intimated that the mirrors had been
loaned for his residence. There was not a
word of truth in it.
Mr.. Farnsworth said he had before init
mated, and now he asserted, that it was
susceptible of proof that the member from
Massachusetts was interested in stone
quarry which supplied the granite for the
Boston post-otfice. He asserted that a
former member of General Buffers staff,
when at New Orleans, had bought quarry
he knew nothing about, by the advice OF
the member, and That he then obtained the
contract through the influence and assist
ance of this member, although he was the
highest bidder. The quarry was known as
Buffers quarry.
And here is what Mr.. Wood, of New
York, said to Mr.. Townsend:
Mr.. Speaker, that is false, and the gen,
tleman knows it is false.
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FR1GHTrUL ACCIDENT Cleveland, Feb.
ga special to the Herald from Youngs-
town, Ohio, this evening, says q frightful
accident occurred this afternoon at the
Brookield Coal Bank, owned by the West
erman Iron Company and others. Fifteen
men were descending the slope in two cars.
Through carelessness, the man whose duty
1t was to attach the chain failed to do so.
The cars descended at fearful rate, with
nothing to check them. A man named
Redmond was killed, and five Others 80
badly injured they cannot recover. ALI the
rest, with one exception, were more or less
injured.
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A CHARIvAR1 AND ITS RESULTS Chicago,
Feb. 22.-On Monday evening a couple
were married at the house of Mordecai
Kelly, near Monroe, Wis. Alter they had
retired party, mostly relatives Of the
bride, assembled for charavari, or tin-pan
serenade. MIR. Kelly hearing the confusion,
took an old unused gun and snapped it at
the crowd. The charge exploded, instantly
killing q young man named Satten, bro.
ther of the bride, and seriously wounding
two others. Kelly gave himself up, claim
ing that he did not know that the gun was
loa6ed.
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TELEGRApHTg NEWS.


sew YORK Stock and MONEY Markets.
NEW YonK. Feb. 2s.-southrra SECURITIES yery
uah' Win 6eorgla,sa little stronger. Tennessea
s esti new. .tas > yirginta s.s,g es.: new. m
louisiana "svsa new, 81. Levee ss' = !. s,s, "a.
aoamaS's. 90 6's, e7. Georgia s's, SO 7is. oe5
m -. carolinass, az new. q. souh Carolina
c'a, "a: rev, 81. ot''''
,et,o very firm 1888, 1l4a 'o2's, 11s.
,y., M 'ss'a 1iis new, ntt; ,s7,s, .llos; ,ss:s,
Ills 1o-do's, LII. s'ff'''
6aIoo, very easy at a4 per cent. Sterling 1894
s LIVE Prime discounts, s@7 per cent. Gold was
s'eAas throughout the dag, closing at r1ls011m.
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D,,,..t,c Markc,. fBY rE1rct, n,

new YORK, Feb. a,.-Cotton DIN sales lsse
bales at Isle Fiour--southern doll end drooptnk; =
common % god eItrSs III iss ns Ia: ssod 70
81 pors sin nominal at ssa12i@s22.2s Beef sssaiT.
Lard heavy: kettle, l3tc. Whsskey lower at siic.
Naval stores steady. Freights unchanged. ps
BALTIMORE, Feb. 29.-Flour weaker. hut moro {
doing. Howard street: superfpe. $5.N43te: e2-s
supessne' sS.15@s7.7s: extra. ss5Sass.a5 fsmiy.
ss.soG$1. Western: Supesane, $s:sgGss; ezra,
xs.soGls7.?s family, s7.37a@ss.se. Wheat: Choice
lots wanted and otter Quotations Gull eaoscc
to choice red, sl.so@k2:l fair 10 good. eLsosd
Al 80: common, 81 IvElsLs5; Dhio and Indiana,
M.ssGSi.ss; 1ennsyiSania, sI.ss0$le9. Corn:
White dull at ssr yellow steads a. s ss gs.s
Bacon: shoulders lo .etc.; RIB aides, isc.; clear
RIB, i.ac.; hams, i7sQeisc. Lard arm 81 i,lc.
Virginia e's: Old, als bid, 8. asked; ise6's, Ni
bid, 8: ask.d; s7's, 80 bid, IS asked.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. E..-Breadstu1J arm. Prc.
stSas If6Dllie Lard. prime leaf, l2Se. kagas.@
cured Hams, &c.,; plain, 3c. Whissey, ssQgslc.
cYrcrNsArI. Feb. ss.-Rionr quiet and urs-
aged Corn steady ut sSgessc. Pork dat at ssc.
ssEed. Bacon-shouldets, Sc. clear sidss, HE,
iI,ouIsy1LLE, Feb. Tobacco active: common
TO go2d lug, Ss,io1ss; low " medium light Wal.
CrsctNNATI, Feb. es.-Tobscso in good demand
Al FULL prices; tugs, $sQLSS,59; lea, Sioe5*Als
Whiskey dull and unchanged
ST. Louis Feb. 2a.-BreadssuGs duh and "a.
changed. Hhiskey, SOC. PORK. 82i.eeeIeass fsas
con-shoulders, sse. Lard caster prime, tscs
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 30 -sagar. g9cd $3.50
daIl; tsrmeatins ssnnasnI. bas sseSa sss TssS
Geht, 10. Discount Gold, liis
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D1sAsrEn ON THE PAsuAsp1p R.nno.

DISASTER ON THE PANHANDLE RAupo.n-
a Cattle Train Falls Through a Bride
Cincinnati, Feb. 21.-Last night q frsioht
train ON the Panhandle railroad, bound east.
broke through bridge twelve miles east OF
Steubenville, and the engine and fourteen
cars went down. A fireman, Hess. was
killed, and the engineer Slightly and one
brakeman Seriously injured. The train was
loaded with horses, sheep, hogs, and meat.
Eight or ten horses were killed. It is SUP.
posed the engine struck stone which had
rolled down The embankment, which threw
off the tender, and the tender falling across
the track on the bridge, threw the other
cars off.
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BERKELEY AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES

BERKELEY AND JEFFERSON COUNTESS
After referring to the case in the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and the speeches
Of Messrs. Hunter and Faulkner partieu.
larry, the Winchester Times adds:
GAS well from the course and character
of the argument, as from other supposed
foreshadowlngs, the counsel for Virginia
left Washington entertaining higher hope
and expectation of successful result than
ever before. They may be disappointed.
The court may be so reluctant to render q
decision that even squints at an unripping
precedent in other and more important
directions, as to take advantage OF every
technically favorable to West Virginia |;
but we hope it may not be 80, and that the
law, the Constitution, and the right may
prevail"
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From Randolph Macon.
Correspondence OF the Richmond nispatcb.l
(, a IL ,1.I Z W 4

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, VA.}
February 23d, 1871. @
That hugbear OF college lie, eXamina-
,lon, Is just over with us. and though some
Of Us fear that we did not do MS we'll rs we
ought to have done, yet we commence the
second term with fair degree Of hopefa and
energy. .4s t1 ..4 ri
several new students have come In lately,
ahd the entire number OF matriculates up
10 date is lao, and " several counties yet to
near from" " as the politicians say. Is, .
Inc students are trying to build new
nails Tor their literary societies, and hope
10 get them built by October next, If some
u their friends will give them little help.
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p,aT Or RIcEsMoND, FEB. %. 1871.

! 'Ah2lyau,
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
Steamer Saratoga, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Stcsmer VIM. P. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
SAILED,
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchau-
disc and passengers, W. P. Porter.
Bark Peplt1, IN. g. Gatzen. Rio Grande do
Sui, flour, Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
EEsiORANDA.
WEST POINT. Feb. 93.--Arrived steamer Admi-
raj, he, bold, Baltimore. merchandise and passen-
gers, ork River Railroad Company, and sailed
[BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 23.-Schooner White
SqualI, OF Baltimore. from Philadelphia, with
beach here last night to prevent sinking.