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WIN OhUIN AtS1
JAMES Cry County, VA.
March 4 1871

BURNT ORD1NARY,}
JAMES Cry COUNTY, VA.
March 4, 1871.
The free schools are in full blast in our
county, and great excitement prevails
among the colored race. Young and old,
little and big. seem eager to obtain know.
ledge. The colored schools are brimful.
In one school an assistant had to be called
in to help to teach, not only the young and
single, but married Africans, how to shoot.
On the other hand, the white schools are
poorly attended, and doubtless will not be
a success this session. We heard very
dlScouraging report from one of the teach
ers-to wit: "Opened school March 1st.
Three little pupils. No wood--no water
no seats quite comfortless." There is no
lack OF appreciation on the part of the peo-
pie of this county Of the great Importance
OF an education, but they are Door-very
poor-and cannot spare the services of their
children. Thus they are debarred from en-
joying the great blessing which our State
has provided for them. :,
Labor Is becoming very scarce, and there
will either have to be an importation of it
or of commissaries" next year. The CO.
lored plough-boys have dropped the plough
handles in disgust, the cooks have bid adieu
to pots and pans, the nurses have delivered
to fond mothers the little infants that were
in their charge, and goins-yes all gone-in
pursuit of something more congenial and
elevating.
The wheat crops are looking well, and
promise to be good. The farmers are busy
seeding oats and planting potatoes. An
unusual large quantity of oats will be seed
ed Ghis spring. LoBs.
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FEARFUL RIOT IN MISSISSIPPI.
A Judge Shot Dead on the Bench--Slaughter in
the Streets Observation-Disclosures by Me-
groes in Revenge--A Vigilance Committee of
Citizens Formed.

MERIDIAN, MISS, March 7.-Testerday
during the trial of three negroes charged
with riotous conduct, one 81 the prisoners
(Finley alias Tyler, colofed) shot and in
stantly killed the justice who was presi-
ding. An indiscriminate firing then en-
sued-two negroes being killed in the
courtroom. Tyler leaped from the second
story window to the ground, pursued by
the sheriff and posse, and was shot to death.
The citizens assembled in large numbers,
armed to assist the officers. The sheriff or
dered to disarm the negroes. In doing
this several were killed last night. The
total killed, so far as positively know, are:
Judge Rramlette (white) and six negroes.
Mayor VIM. Sturges, long obnoxious to
good citizens, and the planner of much
mischief among the negroes, was, on his
own motion, given sale conduct to the
cars this morning by citizens, after tender
ing his resignation, and pledging himself 10
60 N orth and never return. ~.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
JACKSON, MISS, March IA riot oc-
Cured yesterday at Meridian, ninety five
miles east of here, during which jude
-Bramlette, Of the city court (White), and
eight or ten negroes were killed. A NJ. mber
OF whites and negroes were wounded.
a fire occurred in that city on Satur day
night, destroying $4,000 worth of crop
erty. Loiten, negro, was arrested ts the
|incendiary, and while being tried before
Judge Bramlette, Tyler, another negro,
rose in the courtroom, and shot Judge
Bramlette through the head, kill ng him
instantly. 6 -.
"A general melee ensued, In which Tyler
and Loften were killed instantly. Aaron
j. Moore, Q prominent negro poli' .ician and
member of the mississippi Legisla ture, who
was also prisoner Us an accesst Try to the
burning, was woanded-it is supposed
MORALLY. 1, r.
Last night another fire to3k place, de.
stroying church and othe1 buildings.
a meeting OF citizens was held to-day
and q committee Of safety appointed to co
! operate with the aherif In preserving or
der. iAllis now quiet. 20 -
sturges, the mayor of the city, from Con
nsctteut, who has been fomenter OF strife
| In the place, teok the northern.bound train
last night, promising never 10 return.
Acommittee from Meridian arrived here
last night 10 confer with Governor Alcort
sabout the state Of affairs there. y =.
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The Elections in Mississ iippf-ActtOn
... .... of Gov. Alc0rl1. ...,g r....,r

JACKSON, MISS, March THE Legisla-
ture has been trying to evade the enact
ment of law preparatory to holding an
election next fall. Yesterday Gov. Atcorn
informed committee that ne would order
an election for all offices to be filled under
the Constitution, whether the Legislature
enacted the laws or not. lie also informed
the committee that he wo uld not occupy
his senatorial chair until the election which
should be held in November. By this bold
stand the Governor has shown his inten-
ton to work in the interest of the people,
and not to risk the State Government in
uncertain hands, making s,taunch support
ers of what were q few we eks ago his pol"
tlcal enemies. = T. - ..m-. l. .
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THAT WEDDfNGIN A STATE PRrsoHs--Some
time since Miss Susan Harrington, rnatron
Of the State prison of Wisconsin, was married
to the Rev. 3. W. Coggshell. One Of the off,
chatting clergymen had become facetious, and
wrote an account Of how Methodist cler-
gyman had married woman who for long
years had been an inmate Of State prison.
This was joke. The account went all
around the country, and an innocent and
estimable lady found herself placed In most
unenviable notoriety, merely because a
facetious gentleman wished to have bis lit
tie joke.-Ne,c York World. ....as >.
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mo THOMAS N. sTRATToN, ESQ:


1 sIR,-On the - day OF April In the yss s,
10 secure the payment OF 70 tnii ans on a ,S
sIsh Of septempcr 1859 "a 900 TO fat due the ssIn
Of March 1870: 81 500 70 fall due AGfn bt; teIls
and Sa 500 to fail due April lst lsf2 saa eseh saI
0esylng interest from stth Marcn, nses: ~
conyeyed the Grove PnRSTATigS, sltaa. .s., ~
the county Of james City, to secure the aio'enieh
You having, since the execution OF SAID deco re-
moved oeyond the limits OF the state OF fuguniSS
anG defanit having occurred by you IN nsnns .
paymants aforesaid so Gar IA l. are now que Spv
payaolp and The terms OF said deed reElatftnE ts
before any sale should be made thtrsu.suss sSe y
sboud have writtea notice OF thirty days NJ
sse OF the premises would be mace, ~ 49,. 49,
az said deed REQ sired that the sale OF sEld pfsss
shoud be otherwise advertised; ana you NY ~ ~
hetng resident OF the state Of vIEilss 81. s -
besns impractiesbie With the said trustees ~
anon YOU personally written nQttce siSs 800 sce
trustees have therefore. In parsuanca oI sns -
tior Of eaapter i67 of tas Cooe OF ss
shfs paper 20 DO published in the ~ cnns
patch 8 newspaper prited Ia shs s,s 80, mn b
woxk Tor four surcessiyc Weeks uax sua ,, Il, sts
informed that default has occurred ey ys.s.ss a.
paymeats g be- made ey y9a ~ sas d soar
trust deed OF 1he Day Of APRIL tsos. !, M
fore. D. the 3ulhors conferred upon Is VI s IA
aead OF tine DAY OF Aprat 1872 ua sneiis On ~
SECOND MoslaA 10 " Is nv
S Ssrr ~, sssr for ssisSaH
SsnnthoI lied byass, & 5s ~
is,,-wmJ JoaS 4 3.
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AN EVENING OF SACRED SoNa.-Broad-
street Church was well filled last night
with listeners to Mr.. Phillips, who gave
another Of his "evenings of sacred song"
The deepest attention was paid to him
throughout, and all seemed well pleased
With the entertainment. Mr.. Phillips sings
IN Norfolk tonight, after which he Intends
going to California to repeat his singings IN
that land of gold,
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ter, of New. York. VIM. III. .Macfarland,
Esq, Ii also at the Exchange.
1 At Ford's Hotel arc Miss Abner Har-
ris, Of Louisa; Maj. J. D.Rogers, Of King
George county; J. W. Davis, OF Spotsyl-
yania county, and Rev. w. G. Hall, Of
Williamsburg.
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TELEGRApH1C NEWS.
New York stock md money market

New Yerk Stock md Money Market.
NEW YORK. Marcel, Il Morey sHs per cent.
Sterling 1oa.. Gold lactuated between III and LIZ
closing at 1lli The apathy regarding the new
funding loan was qnite marked to-day. Govern.
ents were very dull all day s-za'g OF se 's!, 'e5
andes adranceda aud 1a-40's and es'e OF 'al fell
Oft ]. The following sre the quotations: 'sI'a,
l1s; 'e2's. 11'h 'ea's IIsa 'sss. 1let new. Ill
'ef's. I'LL; '8s's, lit; 1t-sa's. 1884,
Southern securitiee-TenuesFee ss, eA; new.
81: Virginia e's slt new, IS: Louisiana s's, eaa
rev. eat Levee e's, TIT: SO, s.: Alabama Es 100
s'r. 81: Georgia as so 7's &C. North Carolina gs,
47s; new, 81; south Carolina s,s. n new, 81.
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~ ia NIEE3.H - ~ It.iV ,TTff.. y
T'7 mAxINE aHTELlIGE.NCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. MARCH g. lSH.
sr , ,tses ........ e15f Noon rises. 1.s:
a. m sets ~ 545 high tide. ........-. Old

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH u 1871.
.@ J.sk -;g.-r sARRLVkps ,ygs.
Steamer John Sylvester eiaoTFa a,p MHf'A' '
SAILED,
Steamer wyanoke, Bourne, New YORK met-
chanaise an passengers, john W. NyatL xyo-,,
Steamer 6 eorge E. Upton, Roberts; rev n,shin
merchandise and passengers, Virginia o'ea'iiS VI
and Packet Company.
80 kEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, March ARRIVED steamer ,i gu u
miraL Ike, bold. g. fillmore. mercnan dlse sao LIED
sen pa,s. York River railroad Company, ana saheo
ON return. S>G,IL sgEt,f HI 49,
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CLOTHING.
SPRING CLOTHING.

GPRING CLOTHING.
have now In store fine assortment OFFSPRING
CLOTH and CtSSIM&RES just purchased,
which l will make to measure In the LATEST
5 YLES and best manaer. Please call and ex-
anime them.
Also, fine assortment Of BLACK DRESS
PANTS, and VESTS, and handsome
lot OF SPRING TIES and NECK-WEAR.
WIN. IRA SMITH,
Corner 10th and Main sts.,
Old stand of Baldwin.
n. B.-Bear In mind that will remove On or
about April 1st to llos Main street. opposite First
National gank. mh8
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TeIesraphtc Summary.

TeIeEFnpnlc SunsafJ'
The ship Mistress OF the Seas, has found
cred. Seventeen lives were, lost.
Col. J. J. REYNOLDS is ordered to resume
without delay the command OF the Depart
ment of Texas.
The officers Of the ship Neptune, tried at
New York for maltreating the crew, have
been discharged. s.sa's .a2ian a1!1a5& a7"
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, !,

" OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, ~
RICHMOND. VA, Feb 81, ISL ! ~
ITO EXCAVATORS, CARPEN TIERS,
i BRICKLAYERS, sTONEMAsONS, PLAs-
TERfRS, PAINTER, TIMERS, PLUMBERS,
IRONWORKERS, &C.-Proposals In detail Will
be received ut this office until WEDNESDAY,
March 8th, at IL A., for the various character OF
materials and workmanship required In the erec-
ton OF THREE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS
In the city of Richmond.
Plans and specifications may be had upon applt-
ton tthiS office.
Payments In cash, in four instruments, as the
work progresses. .#sf, 80. ,lS'ela
The Board OF Education reserves the right OF re-
jecting any or all proposals. a
fe27-td City Engineer.
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Changes in the British NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Attacked In Paris Gen. PaIadines in Conn
mand OF the City--The Assembly About
to Remove from Bordeanx-Infiam- -,
mntory Speeches Of the
2Republica ms. ~ 81 -. af.ia'
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The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BILL.-The
bill Tor Tic extension and completion Oh The
chesapeake aud Ohio railroad was consld-
c!cd last evening in the House Committee
on itoaGs and Internal Eayigation-ln ses-
son at The Exchange Hotel. No final nc
ton was had on thc bill, however, and the
committee will have another session this
morning
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Domestic Markets-EBY TELrenApH.1 :

Domestic Markets-BY TELEGRAPH
new YORK, March 7.-Cotton- Sales 1890 bales
at NC for uplsnds and lssc. for Orleans. South
ern flour gn1st and 1nch tnsed common g islf
dull; winter scarce and advancing. Corn closed
Ss2 Beef quiet. Lard q shade frmer. Whi:key
'f,rmer at patle3r. Nayal stores steady snd nrm.
Tallow duh u sI@sc. Freishts trthe frmer. j,
BALTIMORE, March u vireinia GO, old, 81 bid;
seI asked 'e8s IS bid, eS3 asked '6ps 90 BID 81
asked, Coupons DID, IS bid, SO asked new. IS old;
Flour fairly active and firm: Whea. quiet i 1nd
firm !; I Pennsylvania. SI.5o99Is5; other KINGS KINGS
unchaneed. Corn nrmsr white southern =, ,d s 6e
mand ut 6006lc. Pork quiet. Bacon steady. Lara
firm. ,Whiskey frmer ut sl@olac. So
ST. LOUIS, March Flour firm-winter $50 %
So 90. Corn In bulk, 4oc. I'm sacks, SIC. niSk
dun at s7ac. rBagainR, unchanged. Pefk. 9zley
S2a. Bacon shoulders, &C.: clear sides, ltc. Laro'
i2t@l2sc. -.r.... . .. AZ.
CINCINNATI, March - Flour firm. Corn steady;
Provisions quiet anu weak. G ess PorR, &slfG
8aIy Bacon and lard nominal. Whisky, an adj
vance Is asked. but not established.
| oUIsyILLE, March Flour arm. Corn1No-
thing doing. Mess pork, .s2l.75. Bacon Shout
ders, &C.; clear sides. 1I2c. Lard, 2!glasc "nls-
key Si6IS5c, 80.
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RUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
TOR SALE, THE FIXTURES OF OUR
r. FERTILIZING MILLS, consisting OF
TWO BUN OF STONES,
ROME CRUSHER,
PLASTER ChUsHER, 1900 (
LINE OF SHAFrISG,- ~
Union and GEAR WHEELS
ELEVATORS, s
CONVEYkRS,
BOLTISG-CHEST, &C;
plaster and bones. AZ
p ALSO, -
A PORTABLE GkiST-MILL, In com.
plete order, and $50
TWESTY-FUUR 1SCH SURFkCEs
PLANER. all OF which We viii sen low.
kIKKPATEICK& CO., -
WOodenware Manufacturers,
nsa stood zoos Cary street. :
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THE Charlottesville Chronicle says Of Mr..
Richardson, who was shot in that town on
Monday, that "his situation is very critical,
and the wound will probably be fatal"
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fERsoSAL.--Amon. the arrivals at the
LAchange and Ballard last night we}note
tAe following Col. Geo. w. Boiling, of Pc
lr!sburg; Messrs. &. II. Osgood, of New
n n2tkk; George C. Lord Of Boston; r. W;
Albenallc Gen. r. Ransom, of Whining
Ton, \. c.; Hon. ID. c. DeJarnette, of Caro-
Inc ; Judge john ii. Gregory, OF Charles
i ly county; Col. Hill Carter, Of Shirley !;
stnd Mrs. Lester Wallack, son, and daugh.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CrrY EyGTsEER,
RICHMOND, VA. March :, s71.
RTOTICE.-Sealed proposals viii be re-
IN ceived at this office until MONDAY. NEXT.
March 18th, at Il NJ, 20 furnish the city mules ana
horses with FEED, PHOVESDEh, &C., Tor the
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves
the right to reject any or al bids offered.
at this office. ChAS. n. UlMMOCh,SSsf
: NH It'd Oily Engineer.
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:. -.--la- COHS KID ELOtn EXCHAVgE.1
HICHnDND, Va, March !, la7L
Z - OFFERINGS.
5yvhsnt. -Whita 8es busheIs. Red. s7A bushels.
3 Gorn. --Wh,te, 60 bushels. Yellow, 100 bushels.
Oats-1.4eo bushels.
Rye.-1o bushels.
HALESs
Uhsnt.-Wh,fe, 90 bushels inferior ct SLsg l1s
bushels very good at Hls0 20 bushels falr At
liz bushels at Slsa SO bushels at $50
bushels. u.-. .I.sf5 nm
Wheat. Red. 70 bushels common at si5ss; t tg!
Isa bushels very good at So bushels at @lAo-
total, ITO bushels. -. "A.
4Cora.-White. so bushels very good a1 s2c:
Onts.-1ss bushels very good at &c.; leo DusneIs
prime at eac; 90 bushels New Brunswick ut 6or:
900 bushels mixed on private terns--total, sis
bushels.
Rys-s4 bushels inferior on private terms.
RE-ExHIBITED. aH t
10 Wheat. W i'e, 2a4 bushels.
Odts,-4so bushels. = 1 e.. ? E.Ea
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HoMIClDE.-W. III. Reeves, q young law
yer of Somerville, was shot and instantly
killed in that town last Wednesday by o
man named Nat. Word. Word had re-
sisted the United States Deputy Marshal,
who had writ for his arrest, and Reeves
was summoned on posse by the marshal,
and was killed in attempting to obey the
summons. Word was arrested, and is
in custody.-Lynchburg Republican.
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From Lancaster County.

[Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch ]
LANCASTER c. H., March !, 1871.
The weather is warm, and Il high south
west wind prevails.
The news reached here this afternoon
that chimney to one Of the houses on the
lot of Mr.. Richard D. Stonum, in the village
of kimarnock, about seven miles from
this place, took fire TO day, which soon eX-
tended to the dwelling and all the out
buildings except the kitchen, entirely con-
Stunning them. They were old, and proba-
bly, not worth more than 81 200. 1t is also
stated that he lost nearly all his household
and kitchen furniture, and most Of the
clothing of himself and family. MIR. Stonum
circumstances, and has wife and several
! small children. The property, so fur as /
am aware, was not insured.
ANOTHER RAILROAD PROJEcT.-Another
railroad project is on foot, in which the citi-
Zens Of Mason county are deeply interested,
and should give their earnest and united
effort. We refer to the Ohio River railroad,
running from PittSburg to the mouth Of the
Big Sandy, along the bottoms of the Ohio
river, on the West Virginia side. We are
informed by the President Of the company,
Hon. Lewis Apologize, that one-halt OF the
capital stock Of the company will be fur.
niShed by the Pennsylvania Central railroad
if the citizens along the route will raise the
other half. The present Legislature has
appropriated $1,000 for preliminary sur
vey of the route, which will be made this
summer. To our mind there is better
prospect for the building OF this road than
of any other Of the numerous railroad
schemes now on foot in this State.-Mason
County Journal.
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49, RIcHM oND, Feb 81, 1871.
TITO MANUFACTURERS OF ARTIFI-i

i CIAh LEGs.-In conformity With an act OF
the General Assembly or Virginia, entitled y IN
Commonwealth who lost their legs during The late
war" the Board Of Commissioners named there
wealth, the Auditor OF Public Accounts. ard DR..
81. L. Thomas win. on the 18th day Of March,
1871, NJ the Office OF the Auditor Of Pnbnc sc.
counts In the city Of Richmond. RaCElY =. PRu-
POSALS and EXAMINE SPECIMESS from
manufacturers who may desire TO contract for fur
nishtng such legs. The act prescribes that the
Board Of Commissioners shalt contract for aud
furnish such patterns Of artificial legs as It nay
think best adapted to the purposes indica and
the Board will be guided In It's award by thece In
strnctions, in connection with the OF the legs
VIM. y. TAYLOR, Aud. Pub. Acc'ts,
fa 2o-2taw.l5Mh Secretary of the BOARD
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Maine Municipal Elections. Z
BANGOR, Me-, March 1.-THE municipal
elections at Portland and Bath resulted IN
the choice of Republican mayors, and Inc
elections in Lewisto wn, Rodland, and saco,
went for the Democrats.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THREATENED IMPEACHMENT
OF THE LATE FRENCH Y
.. GOVERNMENT. izsas,.s j. i.
DISTURBANCES I'M PARIs.

THE POPE REJECTS THE ITALIAN GUAR
AETEE OF HIS SPIRITUAL POWER
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" ROAD-NOTICE TO COhTRACToRS.-
signed, at Richmond, Va. until Il u. 18th March,
1911. for the graduation and masonry on one hum
dred and eight miles OF this road west OF W hitc
ssed portlon Of the road not now nndsr centrsst
The work embraces g. ooo, 900 cubic yards in open
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards In tunnels, aud eo0co
cubic yards OF masonry. OF all classes. and Is TO
be completed May LIST, 1872. Probes and specta-,
cations can be had after thu lath March. at the
offices of the company, 81 Williams street. New
York /: at Richmond, Vs., and &C Huntington, w.
Va. Plans for and proposals for building the
iron superstructure OF the New River Bridge, at
Miller's Ferry, Fayette county, w. Va. viii be
received at the same time and place. There will
be two spans Of $50 feet each, ana two nf 10 feet
each. Parties submitting proposals should see The
site Of The bridge, where further lntorma;ton msy
must be completed Dy December, 1871.
H. ID. WHITCOMB,
fe o7-tMho8 Chief Engineer g. & o. Il. K.
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r f. LIPSCOMB & CO., WHOLESALE
- MERCHANTS, and dealers In The pure and
celebrated VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE WIS
Us only. Our WhinkeyS are all made to our
exclusive order. and manufactured IN the od-fash-
loned hand ade, copper distilled mode distilled
with open wood fires lnot with steam). and In the
most careful manner, fe18- S,Tu&Th3m*
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The Neil Trouble ON the Louisville
End Lexington Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March THE mail ser
vice on the Louisville and Lexington, Rall-
road remains stopped on account OF Inc at
tacks on mail agents. Important letters
from points on The road should, in the
meantime, be sent by express. The mails
are accommodating here.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
L1yERPooL, March 7.--Erening. Cotton
Holders pressing sales uplands. 7@ISd.; orleans Ms
speculation and export. sI 1914 III
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WINES ANE al1gssEs.


DETER HANGERS (SR.) RYE WITS
L KEY BRAND ESTABLISHED IN 1s22.-Be-
ing the successor TO my father In the manufacture
Of this whisky, and having his experience of IS
years in establishing It's reputation to aid me, !
am prepared to furnish an article as PURE AS
" HlSKEY CAN BE MADE, and IN every re-
spect worthy Of the name this brand Of liquor has
gained throughput the country. Parties desiring
g rluter. who ale sole agents for tire sale of my
whiskey. JOHN HANGER,
Successor to Peter Hanger, ST.,
Wsynesboro', Augusta county, Va.
FEBRUARY g. 1871.
We would call the attention Of the trade to the
above cara, aud resrect. ully solicit orders from
all in want o. a genuine article of VIRGINIA
RYE WEI:KEY. We can furnish this liquor in
whole or halt barrels. All orders carefully exc
cuted MCCARTHY & SLATER,
1874 Main street. u
RICHMOND, March 4, 1871. NH 8-sm
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Items About the F0rty.Second
&" =. Congress-.

WASHINGTON, March THE Preside emit
to-day sent verbal message to both Houses
them to adjourn this week, or fix day for
The Senatorial Republican
caucus for the Encouragement of the COM
mittees put the matter in the hands of
Messrs. Sherman, Morrill, of Vermont,
Howe, Poole of North Carolina, and Nye.
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VIRGINIA NEWS,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
The Free Schools How They Ope.
rate-Are They Beneficial at THIS
Tfme-Wheat Crops, &c. z...
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Chicago IS 10 have three new parks.
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COMMERCIAL.

4,;.s CoRs AND FLoUn EXCHANGE,
RICHnoHD. Va, March I, la7I.
.s-S5s - . FourroYx.nu 49,
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&c., &c., SO.
PARIs-THE MINIsTRY,

PARIs-THE MINISTRY.
PARIS, March 6-Noon.-The Minister
of the Interior has assumed control Of the
police. ~..,-<-. ..f-f .rzr .,,~f lfsg.g.7
NJ. Theirs declines to receive the negotia-
tinns tandered hu Eaure and Simon
The New York herald., 1871-07-11

i foreigner. speaking English, German ard Frepcn
nentiy class par,s
wantn coschan hss been c0auectet with imperial rnl
stables fsuisr with the New
York is eSsert rider anJ driver 1.-TWO or four ia HAND
given. Fi0 ouy lnayt
sddr.ss for this necs :. v. RIA Glv Hysad oiav- =