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COMMERCIAL.
Corn md Flour Exchange,
I RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1871. !

Corn md Flour Exchange,l
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, is7L
OFFERINGS.
NMHEAT..White, 50? bushels. Red, $40 bushels
G6o,KkS.-Nh'te, 2!6 bislieis. Mixcd, 81 bushels.
RTE--l"0 bushels. 1880
NEML.-lli bushels.
SALES.
q, ,lnEaI.-Whitc, 80. bushels at slCs for prime
?.e4hSl.sO for very good, sL55 for good xi "a ror
eoriinon. Red 500 bushels at Sl.so for very good.
cos oaS.-Wh ifc s5 bushels, Mt G6c for prime, sc
TOT very good. Mixed. 50 bushels at ssr 30 '"'
oArs-2Sd bushels ut 6ec for prime ;,n,, v,,r ,,,,d
5sc. for good. p ''''o al" very soo"
hfE-sa bushels mt &c.
MEAL.--2G bushels ut Zoe
RE-EXHIBITED.
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MACHINE NONRESIDENT & AID
lSI DINGTON, Nos 1I22, 1924, 1i26. and 1i2s
Cary street, and Nos. 13 and is south Fifteenth
street. Richmond, Va. We make all kinds of new
work In the machist line, repair all kinds of work
We go in the country to do AL sorts OF work In our
line. hlen make the best tobacco mills In the world
an kinds. together with baBds and bets and all az
ticlcs for the manufacture of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and secondhand En-
gincs Boilers. Saw-Mills, Gris-Mills, Power Pumps
Platform Scales, Siattlng Hangers, fnilcys, Gear
and icyi Wheels: and In fact, genera a.,ortnent
.indson's Patent Engine Governor; Utica Com
pgny s.ta..i-tiauges: Seocn's Patent Engine Pack
Ing Poet Valves Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Self
Oing Cups, for both cngiue and shaftlns: tiue
Cleaners Oil Cans Water-(augeS- &c. Al OF which
terms n b. We receive OH consignment all KINDS
of machinery, both new and secondhand. Come ad
see u.s. toc q SLOAT & AUDlNGTQS,
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Steamer Disabled.

.'prtitI Telegram I" tI'c DlSflIrIl.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, December 1G.--The
steamer Louisiana broke her piston-rod i'll
the harbor to-day, and was towcd to Galti'
more for repairs; in consequence of which
there was no boat to Baltimore tonight.
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Drawing Of the kentucky Library a'ot
Tory.

LOUISVILLE, December 16.-The great pub,
lie library lottery drawing was commenced
at 0 O'Clock this morning. The first ten
numbers drawn were as follows: 5,Oio,
44,l72, 25,s4o, 14,903, 2O5G3, SAT-, 1881,
1913, 2,0gJ. VI.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

. yN
THE PRINCE or wALEs-THg pAynpn o,.,.n
!. AND THE OFFICIAL BULLETINS DISCONTINUED
sANDR1sGHAM, December fG-9 o. Cyock 4
M.-The conyalescence of the Prince at
Wales has commenced, and progresses slowly
but steadily.
LoNDos, December 1G.-The Prince of
Wales has entered upon the first stage of re-
coycry. There is every indication Mt San.
drlngham that tho danger is over, and the of.
fetal bulletins have been discontinued. The
Queen has returned to Windsor. and the
Duke OF Cambridge has returned to London.
SASDRlNGHAM, December 16.-The Prince is
more tranquil than since the fever appeared
The fcrcr's progress is in all respects salts.
factory.
LosDoS, December 1G.-The Queen, accom-.
panied by the Princess Louise and other
members of the royal family, arrived at
Windsor Castle this afternoon by q spccial
train from their attendance upon the Prince
of Wales at Sandringham.
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Failure OF u California EObacconast.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 1G.-Richard
Wealth, tobacconist, OF Oakland, has filed his
petition in insolvency. His liabilities are
So, 900, mainly due to houses in Lynchburg,
w,
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~ GREATEST BARGAINS YET
.Jl'IIitS SIIIES'S.

i1j BRO 4 ID ST Il Il r. t15
Has just received large additions t. his DRESS
cnrirS ana I'm ro"Ni H. ~ s.
every cypress All the late styles. containing every
styi t, variety to bc found in the northern market
10 which invite special attention from all III want
of DRY GDnDS-viZ..
EmIircSS Clcths al 80, 80. and &C., very cheap
it,ccls In all rcinrs ut G2t IS. and 9oc; Irish Ior-
ns. new aud beautiful, very low; Japacsc SILKS iii',
roplins. all shades ami colnrs: Plain ana pEnd
S.rc,,s al IS 80. and 5Gc.tit price: Blacn SILKS NJ
So RI 10. - ID 81, the best In the city; Black a /
Ics ut % 80, 10 80 to 1Jc. and 81 per yard: BLACK
Mrrino Bomiya2inc and TamiSc Cloths. cheap
Slws. new STYLES. IN stripes. and beautiful ut 800
and 81: Bick Shawls, single amt double, at all
urIrcs Brnch Shawis ut So $40. $3.50 tn SiO-comt
an: get one: White Blankets al *i.o So Ia Sl3 very
low Colorel Blankets aud quilts. $50, -, and ii Il
pair: fill assortment of White, Red, Glue ana
,rav Flanels III -. 90 20. 80 10 75. and 81, very
cheap: Opera fannrls III I'll col"rs, plain and PLAID
80 Ia 49, Choking Cloths. Ill Guors aud kinds Ne
&C.: White and Cclorc,i Corduroy, new and pretty.
very cheap Ilcaks, the largest stock i'll the city at
the lowest prices; FuIa for ladies', misses, and ch-
dr,n nj extremely low figures In fact, everything
To hc found in tile Dry Goods line at the lowesi
prices possible
All Of the above are new, and great bargains.
Come and SEC them.
JULIUS SYCLE, i15 Broad street.
Store closed on Saturday.
Statesmen: John y. Gary, W. ID. Powers, Joiln D.
TURNER no Is
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WINES. EEeU0Hss, TOBACCO, dc.


WINES AND LIQUORS.-I beg TO call
w The attention Of al IN want OF real good and
pure WINES and LIQUORS 10 my Large and we'll
selected stock, consisting Of ..
JAMES IIENNESSE.Y BRANDY, In casks and
JAMAICA and ST. CEOiX RUM SCOTCH
WHlSKET, and HOLLAND GIN:
MADEIRA, SHERRY, and PORT WINE, also
CHAsipAGNE of the very first houses and very
best brands:
CLhRET SAUTERNE, HOOK, and MOSELLE.
from tie cheap table wine to the finest grades
produced.
Tie above wines and liquors were nearly all i'm
ported 10y myself, and some OF them were especially
put up for me. They perfectly pure and offer
them rs cheap and cheaper than they can be had in
larger market. -
7 keep also constantly on haDd ENGLISH and
SCUrCH ALE. LONDON PORTER. ASGOS-
TURA and BOXERS EITrEES. aud all Of the
finest French aud other CORDiALS.
My stock of WiiiSkErS cannot be surpassed. ]
receiving constantly from all parts Of the United
States aud have most Of the celebrated brands al-
ways on hand.
CIGARS jus, receiving direct from Havana.
OSCAR CRAM.
No. = Exchange Block.
dc li-ow Fourteenth street
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EECHrFD 4 CALi.-Ecy. +. NJ. Woods.
present pastor Of The Presbyterian church ut
HARDWOOD, his rcreiv"da call from the church
ut tulpcprr Courthouse. We understand
t,at IL Ci> accepted, and will leave for his
ncw charge Il soon Is lia is regularly dis
missed from his present Charge hy the Pres
l.. terry. which meets IN Richmond during the
present month. -frcdcr3cks6prg sta.
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Domestic Markcts-TB TELEGRAPu.l

Domestic Markets. BY TELECRAPlIl
NEW YORK, December lG.-Cottou dull: sale, l. Toe
bales: uplands. l9Ic Orleans, .nsc. Flour Common
10 fair extra S6.0t s7.3j good tn choice 81 i0
Whcat-N inter red western Si.J6ai$l.so Cora 80
7s5c. Pork steady: new Lees, sSl5. Beef steady
l;ard heavy; kettle, 2'c Aavals very firm. Grocc-
rics firm. Frcights dull.
BALTIMORE, December l6.--FlGur quiet. steady
ana unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady and firm; yellow southern. zoe; mixed west
crn 7OGLT2c. Oats dull Ut 5Oti55c.. the latter fpr
choice. Fork, $I..c5@ sli.5O. Shoulders. fic.: ri
sides. &c.; clear rib sides sic hams, lie. Lard lec
Whiskey nominal at 9Sc.
Nirgnia's-OId, 5. hid: eos 6s bid s7'S. CO bid
coupons, old. % bid West yirginias. u bill. North
Carolina's. 81 bid; nrw, u bid.
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Tor NCo.

.n-rprn,y - tho agitation NJ nc sub
..us lHr general G'c,inr that Congress.
.. '!a present session adopt uniform
.. ~ 'H a'' manufactured tobacco. and
..a-.! "urc ~ >}rl! uniform rate the
ut ~ "t i~N\-tW" cents on plug To-
ALL Ia r"tnc";i. The manufacturers oi
r.t, II t"larco complain NJ the dull
.. tin market and their Inability to effect
except "J,lN ~ very limited quantities.
-E- il Washington letter in the Baltimore
5. 81. G"w,H /, appointed postmaster at
a.& uwrh, Nhcwndoah county, Va.
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s.. .EriY :','pl.--.tl, General Assembly.
.n 3e~.sI AZ Saturday over tn" Cover
-"f'n hill ~ r'I"ljiat, ~ STATE ohims-
''..''. Monday pc3tij"G"d Congress to re-
'.""-' tn" cay ct Savannah for moneys
.h'..e ga Der harbn:', and also asked Con-
$50 i'-'t!n building lh" great cauaI NOW
.''h'. Through this STAT.
>!'"nN t@Trrnmcni thai i reducing.
'A"I"'sG- dr',t at III" rat" ot ten Duitjrm.
"l'i n,t J." EcTy apt 70 aid til" State
+ 80 f-', Wh'n i i;iiS 10 provide for the
..... 90 "iii"1i"H~ the LEGALITY 81 which
.8.s a' @"i.l"d.,~.l.oatn (GG.) Ncw Era.
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FIVE SAILORS DROWNED

LONDON, December 16.-Five sailors of the
American ship James Brett, lying in the har-
Dor of 1layrc, were accdcntly drowned yes
terday
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from Petersburg.

Correspondence os the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, December 10, 1871.
| Last night Mr.. Thomas s Peasants was
| Frustrated by stroke of apoplcxy, and Is
now lying 50 III TINT his recovery is dcspaireti
of by his family and physicians. Dir. Plea
SAINTS is ono of our worthcst and most ven
cradle citizens. and the heavy calamity so
| heavily laid upon him clicits general sorrow
and sympathy IN The city. Mr.. Pleasants is
the editor Of the Rsoal Messenger, and was
! The chief organizer and first president OF the
| Petersburg Agricultural Society. Mr.. Plea
SAINTS Is the father Of DIR. j. NJ. peasants. OF
| the editorial staff OF the I,oIr, to which paper
also Mr.. rieasants himself frequently con-
| 'rihutcd, lie is attended Ivy DR.. Str,cllln.
! lhc colorcd Conference was again in seS-
sion to-day. and the arpointmcnt-wcrc an
! nounccd 10y the Bishop; after which thc
| conference adjourned. Their session has not
attracted much interest in the community,
ana the Conference has not succeeded in
commencing the cause to the popular favor
L" ~ great an extent ~ was expected and
| desired.
Inc efforts 10 make Il compromise between
| tho two boards Of trustees which claim the
possession Of The unon-St,cct church haNi i'm
failed. rs ! am informed. the ease will lie
! brought very soon before the Circuit Court
! Tie ncwlS-:ppointcd trustees will undouht-
! cdSy hc thrown. and the church will hc ~
msnd"d to The possession OF the people who
| rightly and really own it.
| To-day negro gave Wcll-known gentle
man OF This city some impudcncc, and was
promptly chaStiScd with blow. \ ncgr,
| policeman in'crtcrcd and cndcivorcd to az
rest the gentleman. whose wrath was now
kindlcd. and the consequence was the police
man also was knn"Srd heels over head. The
! gentleman WAS subsequently arrested anG
| i"!nd over T." appear next Monday before
| the Mayor for Il hearing.
Tn" snow WAS considerably melted hy th,
| heat Of the sun about the middle of the day
| hut the ar lEt> grown much colder sine,
3"'c'orh. and we elmll probably have icc TO-
morrow morning There has been very lit
| tie Siciyliug.
DIR. Thomas Wi;hrrs, who has recent,
been quite i'll. has recovered, and is "on.
| about - l;StiI RomS tpaiR,
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I'VE BEST CIIEW.-300 boxes LOT
l. TIERS STRAWBERRY TWIST, said to be
by chewers the hest TOBACCO; put up this season
better than ever; for sale At factory price 10 the
trade. Ncw-crop Texas Pecans, large and line;
new-crop Smyrna Figs. ncw-crop Layer RaisiiE,
Suitauu loose Muscats. and frail Sce,icss Kaislns
'4'' 49, LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
po,i Iil2 Main street.
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VALLEY RAiiEoAr.--Wu could almost ima-
ginr We heard the whistle OF the engines on
iha; rpuG when, on Yesterday morning, the
cn%lnccr-in-chici, Captain William Dan
bridge. made his appearance in our town for
The punN'>r OF viewing the natural az
pr"achc,. We hope to report which route
has been decided upon In oar next >$i!r.-
.>tirY. Times
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yTILLCOX & GIBES'S SEWING-Mi

yEILLCOX q GIBRS'S SEWING-MA-
w (HINEs.--Ihc owners oi I'LL kinds nj double
thread aild tocksic machines in the North are c%-
ctaugu. them for WILCOX * GlBbSS MA
CHIMES having $40. $50. :5a for the exchange
while southern people are paying so, $50, and 80
more FOR these same 'ioul"hr,;d machines than q
Wilcox < Gibbs machine would cost them. This is
because. instead of paroniHuG home productions.
HEY suncr themselves Ia become the easy prey oi
ilincrant carrrt-hag rctldierS Of Yankee notions.
Ifyou want the BEST MACHINE. YOU must come
or send To our Office for it, We 10 not send uht ire
,pru:ihlc rarNassers to force our machines INTO lc
.lscs of cIiycus uulctS SalCIl.. but. being VIZ
aiua,,, propose Ia tin Il Legitimate business III Il
tr Virginia WHY. We believe olr machine Is bel
Ter and our sewing durable than any olcr ma
rbimr and viii send Il machine In any responsible adj
dress for one months trial before pure lsc To let the
purchasers have ample time Ia judge for themselves
JAMES e. A. GIBBS. Proprietor.
Wilcox & Gibbs's ScwinrMachiuc Office. Mini ana
rn ~ I,ailk streets. Richmond. Va.
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A COUNT BOOKS,
n MADE OF ENGLISH OR AMERICAN
PAPER, IN TIE BEST STYLE, AT
1918 MAIN STREET.
Early orders solicited. ,,o,,,s .,..,,.r -,
Large stock of cheap BLANK BOOKS always on
hand. -, r,,or F,;re 10
y .NDoIpU & ENGLISH for the best KLANh
HOOKS made In Virginia we Ill.
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DRY GOODS.
GOODS SUIT AB LIE FOR THE
~ SEASON.

PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
In order to reduce our stock by the ls of January
nllrr special bargains In
EMPRESS CLOTHS, SATrEESS, SILK POP
Inns. JAPANESE porlINS, BLACK AMI
tDlDl;fD SiiNS and SArlNS:
PLAiDS, BLACK FRENCH MEIINOS.
TAMlST, ard HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
BLACK and COZ DRIED ALfAtiS,
MOIiAlRS aud Joplin ALPACAS,
yELNEJEENS tall col"rSl.
WHITE aud CbIDkED FLtNNEI.S,
Best and latest ~tslr tASSINEi:E>,
WATERPROOF SIIAWLS, CLOAkS. SKIRTS.
QUILTS. BLANKETS.
7 tI;I r. and IliNu-t OVERS. NAPKINS.
TAbI L. Linens. TOWELS, KID GLOVES,
Ladies. Gcntclncu's, and Childrcn's UNDER
VESTS;
GcntIrmrll's WHITE SHIRTS and SIlTHT-BO-
SONS,
COESETS. RIBBONS. LACE COLLARS,
HOSIERY. anti al other kinds ot DRY GOODS.
We are determined 10 sell extra cheap. and invite
Il call from tie public in general.
WILLIAM TIIALIiiMER 4 SONS.
do II No Gti I;roa,l corner sixth street.
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A Nifc-Murtiercr Killed lin Resisting

BosToN, December 1G.-William Brown, of
Lynn, killed his wife with a dirk, and in re-
si>tlng arrest stabbed ali officer, who shot
the murderer, killing him instantly.
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CONC EAST.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.--On and after September LIST PASSEN,
GER TRAINS will Richmond Sundays excepte"D
Us follows: .e
$50 A. N-MAII. TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting at Gordonaric with the orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington ana
North, aud Lynchburg aud South.
1895 i. M.-kCEOMMODAflDST TRAIN Tor Cor
donsyllc except on Saturday, which day II leaves
at T. NJ This train connects 1T Gordoli'viile Win
fine night trains on the Orange, Alexandria anu MA
nassas railroad for LYNCiIBuR and WASHING
TON. IN ,,,
Northwest and Southwest. o.-
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Qmee:5t95"ii'
Amsterdam Antwerp, Hamburg, HaYrc, tCtterdaii',
Bergen Copenhagen, and Cotbeiibuig to Oh p9nLs
agant ot Richmond or ran DC ordered through any
station agent on the road ,. 40 ,,o,,
Further information may he obtained III the Conl-
pany's offices. ,,
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. H. PERRY, General Snperfnienlent'
JAMES L. NErlIERLASD, General 1icAe' Asen''
II
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
,,z.-., N. snnusf Z 1sI1


VIIE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run rs
l. follows: . =, AID
The mail trains leave Richmond ut 3:i5 \. ~. anu
100 l.. NJ. ; and leave Petersburg ~ i''' ~ u ''''
TO L. VI. n,,,os
Freight and accommodation trains leave kiclioi, y,
ut ~ NJ. and $40 Z. NJ, and leave Petersburg a' l"
a. VI. and 1850 II. 81. ~
The 3a5 A. NJ. train will not leave Richlnofh OH
SUNDAYS. and the 7:2y L. u. train Will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. :,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 T. NJ:
daily tr;n and those from Norfolk wan cOhiicsl ~
Petersburg with the 10 \. vi. train.
W train on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud ffi'a5s;
and returning, leave Richmond Oh the saHlc days II
$50 L. II.
The mail trains VIII stop only ut Chester. -.
The \. NJ. train will connect at Petersburg WIN
the ATLANTIC, Mississippi and Ohio railroad loi
Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPlNG-CARS on the $50 L. NJ. trai1, running
through to, W lniiDgton. *. B.. KhSE1-
au Ticket and Freight Agent.
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rs7UE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY or,
I the people Is that the GROVER 4 BAkEf
SEWING-MACIIlNE, for beauty and elasticity ui
stitch. simplicity and OF management Gurlll-
~ light d ra,id running, are not ctiHailcd ny amy
machine III use and is the most perfect family my
chine The aunuyaucc.nf reminding thread entirely
djs,tuscd with. Sold OH easy terms.
G.. K y. V. DARBY, Agents.
ro,a G0l Broad street
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rnS BROA ~ ST l. + T. II ISAAC
wa lIIRSt'Il has just received 4 new supply OF
Eriur,4;, Giu@. CuipIr" I.ar,:;. Sash Ribbons. ST.
,in Corded ;;,,d Plain silk for trimming. lack and
Colnrc silk Velvet. EClyccns tall rol"rs) II 81 per
ward s,,urrirr lid Glove. at 81 large assortment
of .Itiit.- aud chIflrrn EutS which will he sold III
astonishnsy low prices. ISAAC lllRStH.
ma o,-1m 90, Bread street.
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Preparing for carly publication, embcilished with
I lnc portrait Of the Chief Justice, ON steel In one
volume octave, printed or fine paper and bound In
morocco cloth, hevclcd price, So; library style,
r,arllrd edges Sc: half morocco, 81:
4 MEMOIR OF ROGER BROOK IA NEl- LIB,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. by Samuel Tyler, Ii. ID.
This work will he Of extraordinary Interest and
permanent value to the hiStnrian the lawyer, Tie
statesman, and every intelligent reader.
norton Of the profits will be for the bencht OF
the family OF Chief Justice fancy.
Editors who will give the above few insertions.
and s.ni ma rtd copy Of their paper VIII receive
COPY of The life Of General Lee l,y mail.
Address y ny EfhI y ~,
de I6-cuCi3t fuhisilsFS, Diitiiiipit'
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.n"farr cx,nuulr o.! our GOOD solid, church
. r..tuIr! " hiI. they were ringing the
'.'. "l t,c CONGREGATIONAL church in Pitts
..iI. :. H.. iva Sunday as". down il came,
. ..-ajtr - lie root ana rolling onto tie
.tGHt !ai, was almost sts bad rs the col
) .,ru!t:l. Cnn,t~ciicut rrIil and The wor-
0t,rl- riri pr"cpilairly iron the pittsicld
;... Hy-an,t-!,y, smt">s we reform our
.ual construction. V" Shall have 4 whole
....,.s. .-.opt~v uuuilu@ down and killing
.} 'sIut...r "a! unfortunate Christians.
i,,rn,...alr,i Californian Trusting himself
... ,,,.,,1,it,,;,..o II. tn...,, ,,jIr1 last .hmc
.~rn L,-,ur.i-ro 4, pn,ur,, Terrified n,
...r. olT % >i.ht Of land ne wrote note,
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1,EWING.M OF ALL KINDS
= pEpAlRED-Thc SL0AT ELLIPTIC SEW
ISG.MACIIlNES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the ouiv PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. ,,-,,,,,,.
mys Ills Cary street. near Fourteenth
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.t>"u&'E trfEJ"r OF DEEAM.---A remark
..' instance "i the elect OF fright III Il
t"r1u occurred III III interior town Of
WISCONSIN recently. y Young man. Il school
.""4' r, iustm1ITiod. ,l"ntan evening in read
f1- - iii> wit" incidents OF Indian life and
.aTiT" IN the western country. Going to
...i "i;h hi, mind iil"d with the su'jccl, he
...,.iPU ni living some OF tic scenes
uaI been reading OF, daring Which
.. r."! l"~t liz scalp III the bands Ola rcdsi>in.
iu@ thereby Il terrible fright. On being
".tarErl hy the stir in tie house il the
.'niug be found himself ,l:rthr 10 speak,
", could only communicate with ti.e Others
J. "rsiiH--thuS relating his dream. Al
B. ..'s2uht~ h. had not recovered his speech.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.

Passenger train leaves Richmond depot daily Sum
days excepted ut l.. NJ, connecting ut West Point
with Tie ilrst-caSS steamers EASTERN CITY and
DANIEL. WEBSTER. touching at the river land
iigS, and arriving In Baltimore the following
morning In time TO connect with trains north anu
west.
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
to aii points.
Passenger train leaves st 3 z. VI. on SUNDAYS
for West Point only.
Steamer leaves pier No 10. IA Light street, Boti-
more, daily tSuudays eNceptet) ut 7. NJ, arriving
IN Richmond the following morning at IL.
by this line passengers enjoy good nights rest.
Freight train leaves daily (AIondays excepted at
1 a. VI.
Frcghts received daily. carefully handed, aud
promptly forwarded. M kerosene oil transported
over this line. Through bills vi lading given TO all
points.
FARE
From Richmond 10 Baltimore. 50
From Richmond io Philatrlpl la............... IS
From Richmond Ia New iOrk.................. 10 90
From Richmond 10 Boston, I'LL rail from New
OK 10
From Richmond Ia Boston Via the Soulitl.... Is IS
10 Baltimore aiiN return. 10
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Rich
muiu.
sc. GHA>ry. General Agent, Baltimore. sell
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:. Ono such example Is worth more TO earth
Than the stained trinlnphs often Thousand Casars.

This work Is issued in al elegant and attractive
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commanded and the people by whom he was loyct
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD LINE,
DICUMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
LIZ EOAD.-On and after December !, ls7l:

Train M. Through passenger leaves Richmond
daily trNrrrt Sundays at i:U5 4. NJ. leaves Dan
Vile 1T ll:v3 \. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at l.5.