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Westsneraiana, / b leaves s1be sold 10 aid IN
paying my grand.dang ntsr'S iegactes. 2
give and heqti eath 1nY lot iii square No.
Iieutenant. tSlsnei ' Ksbsst E.Iss TO hin,
|Sand q his heirs forever. NJ daughter, Mary
h A. a. lee, hss she prisi Iege this viii oil
|dividing my family piate among my grand
children 81 but the Mount Vernon snlate,
|a,litogsshcr ana every Article ! Possess re-
Mount Vernon, is To- remain with my
daughter at Arlington House during aaid
gdaughter',s life, and Mt her death to so to
my eldest grandson, George Washington
Gusts Lee, aud to descend from him, en-.
tire and unchanged, to my latest Dosterity.
/ -My. estates Of. the White House, In the
county OF New Kent; and Remapcock, in
Ethe county of King William, both being In
the State Of Virginia, together with Smiths
Island and the lands I may possess in the
county of Stafford, Richnund, and West
moreland counties are charged with the
\ payment OF the iegacies to my Rrand-daugh.
tiers. i. Smiths Island and the aforesaid
lands in Stafford, Richmond, and West
moreland, only are to he sold the lands of
the White House and Romaucock. to be
worked to raise the aforesaid legacies to my
four grand.daughters. %, :: go: :'1'. ( -
And upon the legacies to my four grand.
daughters being paid, and my estates that
are required to pay the said legacies being
clear of debt, then ] give freedom to my
slaves, the said slaves to: be emancipated by
my executors in such, manner as TO my OK
ecutors may seem most eXpedient and pro-
per-.the said emancipation to be accom-
plished In not exceeding FIVE years from the
time of decease.
And doconstitute aud appoint ne my
executors Iieut.-Col. Robert Edward Lee,
Robert Lee Randolph, of. Eastern View,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Meade, Geo. Washington
Peter. .--...s-s. sa.. g.& =! !
This will. written by my own hand, is
signed. sealed, and executed the twenty
sixth day of March, eighteen hundred and
| fiftv.6ve.. 800
25th March, 1866. =.
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARKE CUsTIs.
Witness: t~N~,
Martha Gusts Williams. SEAL. (
W. Eugene Webster. 49,. .... ~>"C>o'
| The following gentlemen are the ap-
praisers of the estate appointed by the
court: General Nj. ID. Corse, John w.
Green, George johnson, William II. Mar.
bury, and j. B. Daingerfield.
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Another Coal.Mtne Expiosfon-FeaF-
ful LOSS of Life. --..----E--

PIrTsToN, PA, Aug. 14.-An' explosion
from fire-damp occurred day at the Eagle
shaft, operated BY Alyo Tompkins. TWen-
ty men were working in the rear gangway
at the time Of the explosion, which tore
away the timbers supporting the roof,
causing it to fall, and leaving Inc men I'M
Of escape until the debris is cleared away.
BENJAMIN Davis, working on the outside of
the rear gangway, was instantly killed by
the explosion. The men imprisoned are
most likely dead or will be before they can
be reached. It viii take a day or two to
get the bodies out. 49,
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COMMERCIAL.

... CORN AND FLoUR EXCHANGE,
- RICHMOND, VA, Aug. IA, 1871.
Thermometer In the Exchange at IL O'Clock
was 81 degrees IN the shade 49,.
nFfERiEGS.
Wheat White, 4, 2ss bushels. Red 429a bushels
COrn.-Whitc, 5I2 bushels. Mixed 3B bus h.is
OdtS.-l,3 $40 bushels.
Rye. IS nushsls. .s- -. s..#
Screenings bu hels.
HheM.-W hite-total, A25i buslleIs-at Sl,5oN
SIS. fer prime Sl47t@esl.5 for very good 81 Al
Mtl.lo for good; sl.35DSl.4O for fair 8iaQ$I %
tor various grades of common.
Wheat .-ked-total 1886 bush rs-at Sl.45Dsl. so
iaIr; i5c Sssl, 30 FOR y:f,eas grades Of Common
Mixed 80 busheis--at TIC. for common, 75c. for
taIr. 80 .@'
oats. coo blshets-at 47e. for prime, 4sc. for
for very good, a5c. for good. Soc. for wiu:er.
Rye- bushels at Csc. for very good.
RE-EXuIgITED. ''"'
1Vhedt.-White, 3! BIZ hes. Fed, leo bushels.
COrn W h:te. 800 bushels.
ScreeningS.-72 bushcls.
REMARKS.
The offerings Of wheat on Change to-day were
1888 bushels white and ,29i bushels red, against
Q, BAL bushels white and 1;4A bushels red on the
corresponding day (honday, August l5,) of last
year. Prices on that day we're:
Wheat. White, prime, $l5s. Red, prime,
81 42t. ,.-- s.F
Corn.-Whlte, prime, Sl.ls.
oats Good, 40c.
Rye.-Very good, 77ic. 81
Germ dull and tending downward Oats only
moderately active, without change from The tig-
ures Of Saturday. 49, -- Es.'
The Corn Exchange during business hours Is
chara c cried by serious dc pertinent among the
members, every mans thoughts being directed to
grain and gain but now and again q little bit Of
waggery comes In to relieve the seriousness OF the
scene. For instance on Saturday last the follow.
Ing poster appeared on the water-cooler: tH
1T is proposed that The members Of the Ex-
change who are in the grocery business shall I'll
this cooler with juep for the opening. day at the
new Exchang,. fSigned,] ~ TT"
This WAS variously commented on. Some VINO
thought 1t small treat said that I. L. stooa 'or
poor treat, while others said 1t Was the only good
move Z. L. ever made on Change, and that II was
no great thing. at that. .. 4 Es
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pfa.,. Rawarfsefi.

New YoRK, Aug. 13.-The police OF the
first precinct yesterday presented Collins
and Quigley, battery boatmen. each with
solid silver shield, for rescuing the passen-
gers of the Westfeld ut the time OF the re-
cent explosion; and the American Life Saw
ing and Benevolent Society will soon pre-
sent them with gold hodges for their SER
vices on the same occasion.
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Destructive Fire at G0idsborO', N. c.
Two Hotels, Ten Stores, and Other
Property Burned-LOss, $4,000.

GoLDsBoRo', N. c., Aug. 14.-About 12H
O'Clock last night a fire broke out in the
Exchange Hotel, in this place, destroying
the two hotels, ten stores, and the ont-build-
ines, and the railroad car-sheds. The loss
is estimated at about $50, 900, upon which
there is an insurance of probably $50, 900.
The fire was the work OF an incendiary,
and is generally supposed to have had its
origin out of the late negro riot here.
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B1Al.REHH anrraa.assEHse.
An m 80 4LMAHACssaueHsrs1 Il. nm
Bon sass S1s a1oon rises. III.
.---- "a. Ella Tide. d q
FoRT OF RIUHMoHT F,n,,IsT = 1s.1 .

FoRT OF RIUHaOHD (, n,nsr = 1s-,
a,.,,,a - ,4aKftAn.i
chsndjss .rS yanoke, Bos,nay New Yorr. rrer::
Steiner George s s sT,s,; John ". wyatt.
and paesa.ss AND PFasas SEX mss
disc and pa sssisSs Nslsoa norfolk. merehan
s st.a SAMED,
chandise et s John Sylvester, clifford Ho,r,s
auu passspsersrL. 3. Tatum1 4 G incrf
WEST PoINT, Aur. AZ =. - =.
OF MARYLAND Travis Bsisinofp steamer Stats.
sailed ~ rs ORR Riyer Railroad Comnanlsse and
ponn lBf TsLEfRAPH.J
FORT MONROE. A ug. IA, : sehr NJ,
shins ~ hsa n from Norfolk, with csrp,
maRhby Spit, by which she became Ws VIE on VII;
Sauo iSst part Of her deck load. She was
mere by the stea rner Vulcan. = o wac toWec
Chase se so pghBar Wavelet for Rio; brig NJ A.
2. -
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The Catholic Rebellion in Hudson.

HUpsoN, N. Y. Aug. lathe Catholic
rebellion in this city is ended, and the siege
Of the Church has been raised. For the
fest time In seven weeks services were held
by the secretary Of Bishop Gonroe, the Cd
noxious priest being virtually suspended.
The Protestants and Catholics alike feel
relief at this peaceful termination OF the
recent embroglio. ,..fs rs
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. aEAL Es:sEAEEsAT ea1vArE SALE

Is = - 1Nu OISSFUR BALE.-IOTS
ana ~ o. O. ny feet ON sathsstrset. s between -
Price IS pes Ssnr sia I'm
ihstaaiments ofeiO until paid for - II monlhiY
>ioinynSS IN the growing village OF Woodyi,le. nd
field esomead on the east and near the Fsic
Ban tslments to suit the purchaser. At
t,on ~ rI eth htiRE. LOTS, in Marx-s add,l
lot ne,ah, enchss.sr on the east. Price sioo peI
g., nV ti A;nihSAHDEN RMS, In aud sjtn;n. :;
on t 1ne asl,ghs,Iy situsted town Of Randolph
mo .de on m,h a turnpike. adjoining Kch
hANnSCME,BUiG LOTS In the westsrn,
part OF Richmond. Oh Clay, Broad, grace. Fan.
Belyldere. ~ - y - ; nay etiee, III
Apply to -. zg EICHARDsoN o on
au l4-lm iJIa NJ, 49,.
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Whiskey RiOt-FatRl Result.

. CINCINNATI, Aug. IA row occurred
to-day at the junction Of the Lake Superior
and Northern Pacific railroads over the
suppression of the liquor traffic. The
sheriff was dangerously shot. One rioter
was killed and one wounded.
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A FINE GRANITE QUARRY. IMME-
N DLATELY ON THE LINE OF THE RICH
MVND, FIR EiERICKSBURG, ANUPOTOMAC
MOND, FOR sALE.-The quality Of the gra-
mite Is superior. The quarry has been ops ned
and successfully worked, and the property off rs
inviting Inducements TO those wishing TO Invest In
au s-eod4t GKUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
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ga New Jersey editor has announced the
death of his uncle in Australia, leaving him
a gold mine and $500, 900. A village con-
temporary processes to regard the matter
as q plan cunningly devised to obtain credit
for box OF paper collars, and straw hat.
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From China and Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-The steamship
China has arrived from Hong Kong with 40
coolies. 2S3 steerage passengers, and do, 500
packages of merchandise. Japan is quiet.
Immense Improvement in widening canals
and building railroads is in progress.
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T[,'B][i|lDEs,f,1s,JIR'';AlI.;PnI e NE' VS..
New YorK ssoek ara money Marsse

New York Stock Essd Money MaFf *es.
.NbNf Toa4. Ans. IL. p Money .easyf ~ ae q
pct CENT. sterling dull and heavy; prime, naA ..
era, 1oaa: SECOND. hand 1ossNlosf isadins bsnha
ers an xious Gold, neg Goyerbfie fits
ssrssf HIGHER. States generally very dull ,Ten-
neasee's, IS; new, 80, vireinta'a' 60 isWa %.
Lonislana's, 65; new. co. Leveeh. 90 SIS ss als-
bah,s,e, 100; $500. Geergiats. fs. f'ss North
.Caro1ina,a as: new, II. south Carollnas, u
no
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MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MI ACdiNER1& FOht SALE.
s.cond-hand twerty-f We horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with = thirty. five horsepower
Tubular boiler, In best order; -
twenty horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE ana
BOILER, secondhand, good az new;
l new , twsye Ihorss-power PORTABLE ENGINE
saco5d;hand thirsy.ave horsepower TUBULAR
BOILER;
l secondhand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
BOILER;
ALDEN FANBLOWER,'g good as new;
2PoWER PUMPS, capacity eco gallons Per mins
ute, In best working order; ~ ftsE - ~, s
three foot PORTABLE GRIeT MILL french
Burr StoDes). In complete order 80
2pairs PLATINUM SCALES, on wheels;
POWER MORTIslNG MACHINE 4 Z. s4...s;a
FORCE PUMPS; re tffg 1 s3s55.i 41sSsfs2 ~
large COPPER KETTLES; !
All sizes SEAFTING, HANGERS, PULLIES,
BEVIL and CJG WHEELS, and = variety
OF all sorts OF machinery. ss,ss,tss}.5 80
All Of which will be closed out ut o low figure on
accommodating terms. u
4TITMsys q 6 ~ good sss9 g q
GLOBE VALVES BRASS COCKS oG all
W WATEs 9 aHxuNass TAL LiIoss cocKs
sELF.OILIRG CUPa OIL cARS-aE kinds
All goods warranted OF tbs beat material and
w ' f'lA.i''p y sL0AT& ADDINGToN,
Nos l<2at1&2A 1875, and 1873 Cary stree9,
and NOS. Il and 10 south nta street.
jy14 Richmond, Va,
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!. HoA1cps.--Tho, lynch aRgs 7asssaearns
that Captain Vim. H. Tariy, d weitknown
citizen OF Campbell countv. who resided
near IsegsvfleS was shot and ffiatauSfy Killed
on saturday by,a man named Henry Ward,
of pittsyfyania. 1t appears, that AN old tiyi.
fculty existed between the parties, asi on
SATURDAY. Ward was 6rivipg u lot OF; hogs
along The road near Capt. Tardy's, and the
latter was sitting or, q fence on the roade
deliberately raisedaa double.barrel Rhot-
gun, with VIII eli he wac armed, and fred,
the shot producing death Instantly. Tie
murderer Immediately fed. b sse ~
I 1.-THE murdered gentleman was 4 brother
of our towns,nan, Mr.. S. z. Tardy.-DIs.
pATcH.l '3' s:,t ,.'n,5-
: a Thief KILhED.-Mr. John NJ. Hodges,
son OF Mrs. hedges. WAC owns q farm on
the Ferry Point side OF the river, has been
missing corn from the field Tor some tune:
On Friday night. about 10 O'Clock. he heard
the thieves cutting corn, and sailed out
after them. After long hunt In his stock
inc feet. he saw negro In the act OF cut-
ting n ear OF corn; and fred upon him, with
what result he did not ut the time ascertain.
Saturd ~ morning he found boat near his
corn field, with ever.a hundred dozen ears
of corn in IL, and on examining the field
found 4 negro man by the name OF Lamson
Cu(lse desperately wounded In the abdo-
men. Finding that the negro was dying,
Mr.. Hodges sent him to bis home in Ports
mouth, where he died iii a short time.
lThere was another negro in the field at the
time of the shooting, but he got away as
soon as possible, leaving his comrade, the
lboat, and the stolen corn. Mr.. Hodges
went to Portsmouth aud delivered himself
to the authorities to answer the charge OF
killing the negro. but was Immediately re-
leased on ball.-Norfolk FirG,mon.
I
VIRGINIA RouTEs.-Route 4,G35, Culpep-
or to Front Royal accepted bidder having
failed, contract is ordered with Samuel w.
Summers, of Culpeper Court house, to con-
yey mails on this route at $500 per annum
from 1st of July until 3lst OF December,
1871, or longer, at the same rate, II SO or.
dered by the PostmaSter-General. Route
No. 4,G4S, Dumfries to Alexandria; &C
lcepted bidder having faiIed, contract is or
Idered with VIM. Clcayeland, of AleXan
dria, Va, ut $500 per annum, same time
aud terms as the foregoing. In elch case
the failing bidder is held responsible. Route
No. 4,701. Glade Spring to Saltville; ser
vice is ordered on this route by the Allan
tic, Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany, w. Malone president, Lynchburg
Va, at 1886 per aDnum, equal to $50 pc
mile per annllm, from 10Th of August, 1871
to Both of June, 1875, six times u week, o
' rs much ,oftener as trains may run. MI
Pyle's mail messenger SCI vice is according
ly discontinued.
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Att public meeting Of the citizens of Pu
l.ski county, held at their courthouse on
the 10Th day Of August, 1871, I'd
0n the motion OF James A. Walker, Esq.
John q. Cecil was called TO the chair, and
Isaac Hudson appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting was to appoint
delegates to the State Convention, to be
held in Richmond OH the Both instant.
On motion, the Chairman appointed a
committee of two from each township TO
select suitable delegates. Whereapon, af.
ter consultation, the committee reported:
FOR Dublin township, John II. Whaling
principal, and Isaac Hudson alternate: for
Newbern township. james A. Walker prin-
clpAl, ana w. J. Wall alternate for Massie
township, Charles Hermans principal, and
j. &. Cecil alternate; which report was
received and adopted by the meeting.
On motion, the Conservative press of
Richmond was requested to publish their
Proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned. nj.
.JoHN G. CECIL, Chm'n.
Isaac Hudson, Sec'y. a.at3 -" - +.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" RUAp.--,1n and after I'll June 1st,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSUu-
days e1cepted) as follows
$3.50 A. M. MAIL TEAM for the White Sui.
phar springs, Connecting 1t Gordonsyille with The
orange, Alexandria aud Manassas train: for
Washington and North, and LJnchburg aud South.
1856 p. M.-ACCuMMUDATlO for
Gordon5v.lle except on Saturday, on WHICH lay 1t
leaves ats p. Nj. This train connects At Cos aons-
VILE with toe night trains on the Orange Ale1an.
dra and Mansssas railroad for LYnChBUHG
On and aiter the 18th OF JUNE q PASSENGER
TRAIN will run daily Except STldAYl between
Stanton and the White sulphur, as follows ~
Leave Stauntln al. a. -
Arrive At White sulphur at........"..lSxS.M.
Leave White Sulphur ut ................s:3s Z. n
Through tickets, at 10 n rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further Information may be obtained st tho
company'5 Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sondays:
A. II. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
/ JAMEsF. NErfIERLAHD, Gen'l Ticket Agt
nv 81 ~ -.
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0hstn,apy

PHIAnELPHIA, Aug. 14.-John L. Taitt,
OF the firm of Dohan Is Taitt, died here to-
day.
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The Fire at Jersey City-Three Lives
Lost.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Three lives were
lost by the Jersey City fre-the niece, wife,
and son Of Henry Smith. MCGEE, of the
firm of Durancy s. MCGEE, has been ar
rested on the charge of arson. Smiths
nephew is missing, and is supposed to have
been burned. = -; :. - -@ft't :. 81 .
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EARMS, NV, or,
- i.s' .sn DWELLINGS, and STORES
for sale by W.B. ROBINS,
jels-sm Real Estate Agent, Ills Main ct.
LEGAL NOTICES.


UIRGINIA-IN VACATION.--In !. the
v Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF th
county OF Henrico, ?2d July, 1871,
WIlcher AOrahams, trustee, ...."............Plt.,
against
Mark a Tyndall and Martha Jane his wife, Joseph
A, Morris Lewis j.. Hawley and Elizabeth A.
his wife, John Owen and Lucy y. bis wife John
=. smllh, William Morris, and W. tlcheS Morris.
Defts.,
~: g.. s,,n sga. IN CHANCRRY. a*taf e fsstai!
The object OF this suit is 20 procure an order 10
sell Stale bonds held by the plaintiff rs trustee,
and distribute the proceeds among the Dsrties en-
titled thereto. ...., -....,...,
ants Lewis j. HawIey and EnzabethA. hts wife,
John owen and Lucy u. his wife John e. Smiih,
William Norris, and Wilcher Merris, are non-re-
sidents of this Stale, they are required to appear
here within one month alter due publication
hereof, and do what Is necessary 70 protect their
Interest In this suit.
f.. VOLT, D. G.
JOHNSTON 8 WILLIAMS, 2. q.---eey = laMSx
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
leaves must be of green color, well dried, and
free from sand, sticks, and berries. We re,
ceive 1t either at tannery In Manchester or In
Richmond at Rockets Mills, adjoining City Gas
orss at any landing or railroad depot or at our
store, No. i422 Main street.
iy I-d.kH2m -. 6UtIST % KING.
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: 1871.
ARRANGEMENT

Es;r;t, :, = SuMMEAARRANG .eat;zf,.
oSn - U y ~ HlChMNnD, SRKIJERICHg,
,5URa AND POTOMAC KOiTTE. GnINa
'i"''},.3 INTO EFFECT JUNE I, ISL. N't,
ana Igs NJ TRAINS leave Depot corner Byrd
me DAY Train dairy at s:9s,A. M.. Arrives
En-, ~ sshington at ,l2,ts, Baltimore texceps on
a. 2l6 PMlxGelphia Ut a:ls, aad New
! OK st 1920 Z. u. The SAmE DAY. : - = -
:, The Enc SiGhT TsAIS daily except on sundays)
az 8:D III. fE'!i "Ts.f5: IE'st ~ fti5E !'5It7'
. The DAY GRAIN arrives In Richmond at AT
= =, The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
Mondays excepted at s:aoA. III. III 80 .NT1s
me -ASCOnAoDATI0N-T TRAIN for Milford
leaves Broad-street Depot daily Sundays ex-
A. NJ. - . >A'0 g az 80
The FREIGRT TRAINS leave on Tunsdsya and
Fridays at as a. ID. = =
1 nii lie UGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS 70 all principal points Moth,
East, and West. - - n. - : = - -
Gompariy's Offices, corner Broad and sth strcets.
Tickes office, corner Byrd and 9Th sIeeas.
49, 80 4 LaS9.5 IL uENCRY,s
General Ticket Agent
e. T. u. MYERS, General Snp,t lei
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LAND SALES IN ALBEMARLE AND ORANGE
CouNTIEs.--David d. N. Digges, land agent
at Gordonsville. has just sold the following
farms, viz: 800 acres Of Edeefsld. in Al
bemaiie county, Va, belonging to Edward
): pegram, Esq, TO DR.. Robert Bird, late
civil surgeon Calcutta, India-price, $35
AAcr acre cash.
Also, 200 acres in Orange county, Va,
near Gordonsyiile, belonging to Il. Il. Cow
herd, Esq, TO George a. Sinclair, OF Char
lottesYille, on private terms.
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GgN. ROGER A. PRYOR and his estimable
lady have been spending the last few weeks
With their friends In the good old county Of
Nottoway.-Petersbar Progress.
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ScrSL LIE ALABAMA AND GHAGTA&O03Al
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND.
SOUTHWEST. ~
The AL A BAL A AND CHATTANOOGA
RAlLk0AD, extending from Chattanooga Ten
ne"see, 10 Meridian, Mississippi, Is completed aud
forms Hlth is connections The - n =
SdOhTEsT .ALL-RAIL LIME
from Portland, Boston, New York, ,Phiiadelphfa,
Baltimore, " ashingt0n, Richmond Lynchbnfg,
and Chatt 1noog4, to Meridian, Mobile, New or.
leans, jackson, Vicksburg, aud all southwestern
cities. 49, 49,, -.
Tie road-bqd is In splendid condition and the
equipment perfect .s
fu!lmao's Palace Day and sleepsDg K Cars are TO
DC run via this route from Lynchbarg to Mobile
and New Orleans without change.
purchase tickets VIA the Alabama and Chata-
uooSa railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts. ~ SIS s.Ei.lt = y
The attention OF freight shippers Is called to
this route Us Offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the north aud south, with rates
always as lew as by any other route.
Mark ship freight and procure bills or lading
via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
WIN. KGARY, S,s -
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. C. STANTON,
General superintendent,
ie 2-3m ChaLtSnoOg8, Tenn.
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WANTED, 100 white or colored bands
w to LAY TRACK on the Chesapeake AID
Ohio railroad; wages, $1.tO 10 Sl.75 per day.
Also, WHITE and COLOhED WOMEN. for
general housewurk In this city and In New York.
j. 2. JUSTIS, Labor Agent
All 10 No q 18th street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ;s4.-~ 10 store. for sale By -, z
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

EkICIKEiXVhV IVUUSOV 1I*s~" =
AUG lit he market continues firm and AMI
mated, and prices show an upward tendency. we
quote: ,... .sy.
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WANTS.

WANTED, by a graduate Of the Uni
w versity of Virginia. SITUATION. has
had several years' experience teach ng In the
South. For further particulars, address
.|, "TEACHER,n Il
suI5oi* MiddIeburp LoudOun CO., Va.
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Ifl TATE FUR SALE.-I have for sale a
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE OF 1880 ACRES or
James river, few III Hes above Richmond. COLL
In the State.
There is mill on the property. Public schools,
churches, and post Offices convenient. .,.,g~s,4
TO purchaser before The LIST day OF October
great bargain and liberal terms OF payment will
be offcIed; and If desired. the purchaser of,the
estate can take farming utensils team, stock, &C..
together with 100000 pounds hay, probably 200
barrels of and ofa OF same, offal Of 5000 to
1000 bushels Of wheat, and clover seed for $50
acres of land. - -, ~. mat
This estate can be divided about equally, giving
10 either part ample buildings. so ..ESs2.sA
Possession ut any time. !,
4. oil otr
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