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AfFAlEs IN PARIs-THE RETURNING GERMANS
nARfIs, March 1.-THE journals unani.
Slolehce toward the Germans returning r.
business nnd residence in Paris. bnt IRE
thGir social exclusion. >A' q
me members of the National Guard
iltYe oeen invited to call at the American
AeSaClon, ana receive. each ST. in money or
one pound OF tobacco from the subscrinfion
ferers. -'''ei u 'ne sur
The Government will buy rentes exten.
siiseS' VIII view of sustaining the ma.
Gen. Faidsherbe has submitted a nlan FL,
the reorganization of the army. ' ~
FRANCE-oFFER OF PRUSSIA TO SELL BACK 4
TOWN.
LONDON, March 17.-Orleans has beer
evacuated by the Germans.
1t is rumored that Prussia has offered tt
sell Mulhouse back to France for 81, 600,
600. ...a. - ,
The negotiations for the details of the
| treaty OF peace commence on Monday al
Brussels.
The Government has decided to place or
| francs in three per cent. rentes.
ARMS FOR TIE MILITIA.
PARIS, March 1.-The Prussians gave
| 12, 900 chassepots to the French for use IL
case of need in this city. The disorder
continue, but are not alarming.
EUGENE WAITING FOR THE Ex-EMPEROR.
LONDON, March 17.-Eugenie and TIT
Prince Imperial are at Dover awaiting thu
| arrival Of Napoleon.
ENGLAND LOOKING OVER HER AMMUNITION
LONDON, March lin the House o
Lords tonight Earl Caravan stated tina
of 100000 barrels Of powder il the Gov
eminent arsenals, 800 were worthless ant
he deplored the apathy of the Government
when, in the present state Of Europe, more
war was more than possible. ......
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE CAR.
| ST. PETERsBURGH, March 17.-NonJtdt
RuSSe publishes letter recently sent the
Gar by the Emperor William, who says
"To-day at review near Paris I remem
bered our united armies approaching Paris
after hard fighting under the Emperor
Alexander and the King of Prussia" The
letter also expressed the pleasure of the
Emperor at the acceptance by the Car o.
colonelcy in the 1st Prussian guards.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, !
R1CHMoED, Va, March II, 1871. I
rruf~ y,,<, a 49, g,ETlt-fA !.

CoRN AND FLOUR ExcHAFGg,3
RICHMOND. Va, March II, 1871.
OFFERINGS. 'ffs''+ ~
WAeat.-Whise. $50 bushels. Red ea2 bushels.
Oorn.-White, 900 bushels. Mixed, 40 bushels.
Odts.-2, l9e bushels.
Rpe.-10e bushels. 800 r 2.t'r}sEss
Whsdt.-White, "a bushels good at $3.50; 8.
bushels good at CLIO; - bushels fair at Gigs n
bushels common at S1.&o; 30 bushels commUn vi
Sl5n-total, $50 bushels.
Wheat. Red, ia bushels prime ut e1.so 90 bush.
els good at $75; 20 bushels fair &C &17o; " bush.
Gus iair at III IS l2s bushels common st $l50; Is
9, common NJ 32S SO bushels common al
%l.ao-total, $40 bushels, {ft IA
corr. White aoS bushels prime on private
= 100 bushels prime ut s5c.-total, 80s bushels.
Mlxed, 21o bushels good ar SIC.
.oats.osE bushels prime at &c.; 43s bushels good
osc., 70 ousneis good at Sc. 3l8 bushels prime
bu heels. ~ ~ ''''-So'''l' A'''e
Rye.-2o bushels common at ssc.
RE-EXHIBITkD.
Whedt.-Red. Sc bushels. !!
Odts.-3S2 bushels.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1871.
ARRIVED,
Schooner John Beatley, Price, Philadelphia,
pig iron, Old Dominion Nailworks
Schooner Caroline Holmes, jackson, Baltimore,
iron, TIedegar Company.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. +. Tatum.
Steamer VIM. P. Clyde, Parker New fnrk,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
aud Packet Company.
Steamer Isaac Bell Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Arrlved out, steamer
Russia.
GALVESTON. TEXAS, March l7.-British bark
Versailles, loading for Liverpool with 1000 bales
saved.
NORFOLK, March 17.-Brltish brig Village Bell
from Richmond for Eo rba toes, with caseo Of
slaves. put back leaking badly. She will repair
here.
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so LAND sALEs-Two hundred and seventy
m seHea acre. acres in spotsylyania county, eight
Of MIR. B. I. s. Bucklin. to Mr.. tEd wara
cunningham, of New York State. for
So,64O. A part OF Mrs. Il. W. Anderson,s
farm, Coventry" In Spotsylvania county
eight miles from Fredericksburg, to Mr'
Josiah Collins, of Canada. for $l2, 400
Fredericksburg Ne,ns.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 10 o'clock, Speaker
TURNER in the chair.
Hills REPORTED.

Hills REPORTED.
senate bill to enlarge the accommodations
Of the Central Lunatlc Asylum of Rich.
nond, with amendment.
House bills: TO authorize the Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, at
stanton, 10 purchase certain real estate
known as Eastwood ;" to amend the Code
o.! 1860 as amended by an act making Ger.
tain banks in the city of Richmond depos-
i'orics orthe public money.
THE EDUCATIONAL LANDSCAPE FUND.
Under IL suspension of the rules, on mo.
ton Of Mr.. GRAHAM, Of Rockbridge, he
presented House bill TO appropriate the in
come arising from the proceeds of the land
scrip accruing to Virginia under the act OF
"a July, 1862, &C., for purposes of educa.
ton, 10 the University of Virginia, the Vir.
Elnla Military Institute, and the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Institute !; and 1t
was put on the calendar.
Under u suspension Of the rules, Mr..
Thomas presented House bill declaring
SMITHS river lawful fence, in the county
OF iienry which was read the first time and
put Oh calendar.
PROTECTION OF THE oYsTEK-BEDs.
The special order-Senate bill to protect
The oyster-beds OF the Commonwealth
motion Of Mr.. STUBBs, was passed by.
House bill for the relief Of 5. s. Reeder,
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The New Hampshire Election,

CONCORD, N. H., March 1.-THE latest
returns show that Weston Democrat) still
lacks 200 of majority vote. The scatter-
ing vote, as far as heard from, reaches
1000. The indications are that The Demo-
Gratis have three majority in the Senate,
and two districts in which there was no
election. The House is Democratic by five
or ten majority, counting in three or four
Labor ReformerS, #.'u ...
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Domestic Markets-JBy TE1EcpApu.1

NEW 1oRK, March l7.-Cotton heavy; sales,
240a bales at 15ac. Flour: Southern quiet and
pWnssn nsI good to choice extra s7e5easa
amber western, sl.7o@Sl.72. Corn heavy and
lower new mixed western, s7Glssc. Rice quiet al
stWS3c. Pork firm; new mess, S2l Is. Plain
mess beef, slo@Sl5 Lard inactive; kettle. latc.
Whiskey shade easier ut 8lA. Turpentine dull al
sac. Kosin heavy at $3.50 Tor strained. Freights
dull.
BALTIMORE, March 17.-virginia s's-Old So,
bid, 62t asked; lssss. SO bid, IS asked 1ss7s, 6;
bid; coupons, old, 81 bid.
Cotton strong; uplands, lafc. Flour firm and In
good demand. Cloyerseed quiet at S7.o5. Wheat
supply light; Ohio and Indiana, $l.5s Others
@s7c.; yellow southern. s3@ls5c. Oats arm at IS
92c.
LOUISVILLE, March n.-Tobacco-Sales, $40
hogsheads; Tugs, $sso@$7; low leaf, 81. 251Ss ;
good leaf to medium bright wrappers, $S@l4
ST. LOUIS, March 17.-Tobacco, hemp and bag
ging unchanged.
CINCINNATI. March 17.-Pork offered at s2l. bu.
no sales. Whiskey dull and lower at S5c. )
NEW ORLEANS, March Sugar quiet prime
9tNloc. Moasses- Reboiled, 456l4sc.; prime soc,
New York sight, discount. Gold, llIE :"
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-Senate.-
Senate passed concurrent resolution ap.
pointing Joint committee of seven Sena-
tors and 9 members to investigate affairs at
the South, with the power to send for per-
sons and papers to sit during the recess,
and to hold sessions whenever and wherever
they please, with the understanding that
both political parties shall be represented,
however, on a sub committee,) and to re-
port next session, with the privilege of re-
porting through the press Of the country.
IA dodge to get out electioneering docu-
ments.]
1t is expected the kuklux bill will be re-
ported presently.
Adjournment has again been indefinite
ly postponed. ..
Mr.. Johnston, Senator from Virginia, was
seated.
A bill declaring Potomac, q Va, port
of delivery was passed.
The Committee on Disabilities reported
a bill removing the disabilities Of Senator
Vance, elected trom'N orth Carolina; which
was placed on the calendar.
A resolution to restrict business was pre-
sented, when Mr.. Sumner took occasion to
speak in favor of his bill supplemental to
the civil rights bill until adjournment.
HouSe.-The entire day was occupied in
filibustering.
Mr.. Butler wanted his kukluX bill print
ed, which meeting objection he in turn OBJ
jected to everything.
The Democrats and the Southern In
vestigatiug Committee.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Demo.
cratic caucus Of both Houses of Congress
to-day resolved to adopt the Senate concur.
rent resolution for a joint committee to
visit and ''investigate" the South, provided
the committee will make no report until
tue next meeting of Congress.
Senatorial Combinations and Presi.
Dental Nominations.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Among the
nominations confirmed by the Senate today
was VIM. McMichaels, Solicitor Of the H.
ternal Revenue Department.
The President has nominated George B.
Bergen, of North Carolina, Consul at Per-
nambuco, and Sam'l II. Kingsman, of South
Carolina, Consul at Buridisi.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-0Ece Signal
portS tor the past twenty-four hours The
barometer has fallen somewhat west OF
Iowa, and heavy rains and fresh winds have
attended the eastward progress of the low
barometers, which latter was this morning
over Lake Ontario, and is now in Canada.
Westerly and southwest winds have pre-
vailed during the day on the lakes, with
| snow in the extreme Northwest and rain
on the lower lakes. 1t is now clear
from Lake Michigan to Florida and west
ward. Cloudy and rainy weather prevails
ward along the Atlantic. The pressure is
low everywhere east Of the Mississippi,
The temperature has risen rapidly on the
mid-Atlnntic and fallen on the lower lakes.
/ Probabilities.-lti is probable that the low
barometer will continue low in the far west
and northwest and on the eastern and lower
lakes, with fresh winds on the lakes and
Atlantic coast. Clearing and partially
cloudy weather are indicated for the Ohio
and Mississippi valleys, with fresh winds on
the Cult, for Saturday.
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VIRGINIA PosThAsrERs APPOINTED.
VIM. D. Lange, postmaster, Williamsyille.
Bath county, vice David Roberts, failed to
qualify: james F. Gardner, postmaster.
i'routvllle, Botetourt county, vice James
NJ. Trout, resigned; John D. Wisner. post
master, Mt Vernon Forge, Rockingham
, county, vice D. +. Haynes, resigned.
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Libel Suit Against a Newspaper.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE jury In
the libel suit against the Bulletin gave a
verdict In favor of the defendants. The
Bulletin had published the arrest and trial
of woman for completely in u bond rob-
berry, and she sued the paper. The defend
ants plead the absence of malace and gained
q verdict. 80 - IL sE.lt.r :}'fs
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M, GOAL AND SAlr.--Tn the Senate ca,,cus q,
bn ml taa Mr. Trumbull made an effort to
, hnye inc party agree to vote on the Hons
Oh. Din Tor free coal and free salt, and not i,ayss
asl excluded by the decision to remain
ana aEs ltegisiate wholly on The ,knklux Bill.
M.. morrill,, Of Vermont, said that these
sn9res OF Republicans to NEEDLE with the
IA sar'n were doing the party more injury thar,
III Inc Democratic assaults put together.
Inc proposition was lost, and coal and sniff
60 over to the next session. ' ~
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A boiler of E. Basis coal-breaker, at Ash
land, Pa. exploded on Thursday, killing
Mark Daniel, engineer, and seriously, If not
fatally, iniuring others. A portion of the
boiler falling through a house close by,
buried two children in bed at the time, but
they escaped without serious injury.
Judge Herndon has decided the home
stead law unconstitutional and void as to
all debts contracted before its adoption.
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st. Patrick's Day Abroad and at Home

st. Pafrick's Day Abroad and at Home
LONDON, March 1.-THE celebration OF
-. Patrlck,s day was general throughout
Ireland. There were no disorders. a T.
NEW YORK, March list. Patrick's day
WI, was celebrated by grand procession.
There were 600 men in line. !
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE HiLernian
society celebrated the day by procession,
SAN FRANCISCO, March list. Patrick's
oay was celebrated on the grandest scale
ever witnessed here.
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ANOTHER ROYAL WEDDING IN PROSPECT.
London, March 16.-lt is rumored that a
marriage has been arranged between the
Princess Beatrice, the fifth daughter and
ninth child of Queen Victoria, and the Mar
qus of Ely. The Princess is now in her
fourteenth year, having been born on the
14th of April, 1851. The Marquis was born
/ in 1910.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 17.-Jefferson
DAVIS 10 here tonight, and has been called
on by large number Of ladies and gentle
men. He returned thanks for serenade,
puG made no allusion to public matters.
me first twenty miles of the Savannah
ana Memphis railroad, from Opelika, Ala.
westward, was completed yesterday, and is
nov entitled to State aid. An immense
gathering was present ut the celebration of
the event. :
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Te,esraunte summary.

D, s. Lewis has been nominated for as
SCISSOR for the fifth Virginia district.
The boiler-plate manufacturers OF Phiia-
delphia yesterday, in meeting, resolved to
advance the price of plate-iron OF all grades
three-eighths Of q cent per pound. Ga
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS
New York stock and monev !, . !,

NEW s YORK STOCK and Money Marksf,
NEW YORK, March 1f.-souhern securities ver.1
auil Tennessee e's, g.; new, eai. Virginia al
"; new, o.. Louisiana o's, coy; new, a.. Leyee
s,s'N' ss, 81. Alabama s's, 100; SIS, 60. Georrss
Us, sot Ts, %. North Carolina s's, 90: new. as.
south Carolina s's, 10 new, sss.
o.. MUnoy closed easy at 4@s per cent. on call
9erhhs exchange dull. Gold, 1llaGl1lIa. Govern.
ments very dull 's2's 112s; new, iii :,a,a fol
~. ~ s. III; 1878, llis 'lo-4O's, 1904.
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RIcHAoHD AND PETERSBURG q ! r. t,o.,a
RICHMOND, Feb. IS. 1871.
EHE T AIMS ON THIS ROAD

u run as follows: 81. ~
The mail trains leave Richmond at s:4s A. 81.
and sss (. n; andleave Petersburg al Has A. II.
freight trains, with passenger ear attached,
!eays Richmond daily at $40 a. M. and s p. H
ana leave Petersburg daily Except Sunday at 3:3o
tlon trains Will leave Petersburg at p NJ.
The sa5 A. d.. train will not leave Richmond on
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. - -. - -
Passengers for Norfolk win take the ass r. II.
train OH Mondays, w Wednesdays, and Fridays; and
returning, leave either Richmond or Peters burg,
oR the same days. at 1896 =. III. ahEl -
The mail trains viii run through stopping only
at Chester. II. b. .KASEY.T-
re IS Ticket and Freight Aren't.
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(STCOND DISPATCH, |

CONCORD, N. H., March 17.-All but five
small towns in Coos county are heard from,
and those five, estimating by last years
vote, leave Weston Dem.) 162 short of an
election by the people. The Democrats
have both branches Of the Legislature, and
three Democrats are, without doubt, elect
ed TO Congress, tu.,-. .rr-f.. ep E.i5-. d"
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR CARpENTER.--Wash-
tagton, March Ex-senator Carpenter has
been very i'll at Wizards Hotel for the past
week with pneumonia. Though lmprov-
ing, he is still unable to SIT UP more than
hall am hour at time, and cannot attend
to any business whatever.
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Cotton Markets TELEGRAPH i,

Cotton Markets -[BY TELKGRAPHl
FRIDAY. March H. Ne,o Orleans: Cotton ouiet
at l4t0l49c.; receipts, A,47s bales; sales, t.?oo
middlings, ls3c. receipts, 1,2l0 paies exports
coastw1se 10 bales sales, 80 bales stock & oSs
paIes. Charleston: Quiet at llc. receipts ga
coastTise, 1892 bales sales, 1000 bales stock,
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Foreign Markets-lB Y TELEGRAPH1
LONDON, March l7.-Consols, s2a. United States
bonds, s2t.
LIVERPOOL March l7.-Cotton closed quiet :
uplands, %; Orleans, a. sales $4,000 bales inclu-
Manchester quiet. ;
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

quiet at Paris-Arms for the
cn Miittfa-A New French Loan
hiiliards-Amfcable Terms
Va emperor William and the
s-. Czar-Eugenfe Waiting for
q .aE northumberland
Looking to Her s.s
.-sgs.., Powder.
american Guilds for French susarara
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=. -. nrc1f ,a1UHaieWMEU VOyaEe. i
:. k1NasTos, JA.,, March 1.-THE! Unifed
States. steamer Tennessee will reach Hey
West on Monday next. Mr. Wade sTeport
VIII 90 to Washington BY the first mail from
mere. The other commissioners will stop
at Charleston, S. G., to elaborate their re-
ports. All the commissioners expressed
themselves decidedly in favor of annexa-
ZION. There is strong sentiment in ia
malca In favor Of the annexation of San
Domingo to the United States. -.
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For sale by
NH asst PURCELL, LADD q CO.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, llO6 Main ST., March 2, 1871. !

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, llos Main ST., Marcia 1871.
MARY j. SUTTON, who sues by
Nl Thos. U. Dudley. her next friend Plaintiff,
against
John b. Young, executor OF the last will and testa
Thomasia Mildred Hutcheson, Serena Hutche-
son, and Alexina Hutcheson, infant children OF
Alexander B. Hutcheson, deceased, and legatees
under the last will and testament OF Hugh ID.
Hutcheson, deceased and Eorborpe z. sutton,
husband Of Mary Jane Sutton. 49,. defendants.
BY virtue of decree entered In the above cause
on the Goth october, 1870, by the Chancery Court
of the city OF Richmond l, as commissioner OF
the said court, do hereby notify all persons con-
cerned that 1 shall, on the 9TH DAY OF APRIL
NEXT, at my said Office, take the accounts re-
auired by the said decree, especially an account OF
what Is due to the several creditors or the said
HughsM. Hutchinson, deceased, II there be any j
and If, by the time above appointed, any OF said
creditors shall have failed 70 come in to prove
their debts, by the terms Of said decree they VIII
be excluded from the benefits thereof
- ~ HENRY HUDNALL,
mh4-Siv Commissioner In Chancery.
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-ts-@..-.--.;frrv~~8Fl
RaEHRD Kfs4 !
RICHMOND & DAHvILLK d PIEDMONT B. Es,l
FH1IeaT DERA1TMEHT

A 81 4 - =
| RICHMOND & DASvILLE d PIEDMo1T .. Rs,1
FH1IaaT DERABTMkNT.
RICHMOND, Va, March y BfIs
NOTICE-Hereaftsr ali freight for Man.
~ chester Inss b Sshysred st tbe Richnead
The freight VIII be carried over between NE
hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ. and dcHy4fc0& ~
The railroad depot IN Manchester "a 49, y
NH i3-2w Gent Ticket and Freight ARes1f.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIygE RAILaoAp,a
SUPERrYTENDENr's UrRICE,t.t8t
so RIcHM0ND. VA.,i Feb. y, ISL
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE --,R E-ES-
W .TABLISHMENT OF DAILY LINEs-LgR
and after MONDAY, 9Th Of March, 1911, she
TRAINS on this road will run IS follows
PASSENGER TRAINS. IN =
Leave West Point datiy at 0 a. H.; arf1staS
Richmond - 1888 A. II. 5.ftS RS''fsFss1
Leave e, Richmond daily at z. NJ; arrive At
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAB
ATTACHED. g s5S II s@ss
Leave Richmond daily Mondays exceptQdJs& as
A. N arrive st West Point at 3 a. ID.
Leave West Point {mondays exeepted) &t r.
NJ; arrive at Rtcbmo1d ut p. n. -. ~
Trains connect daily at West Point with 6rSt-
class steamers for Baltimore. " SrFTt s!yszfessts-
Fare from Richmond 20 Baltimore, o..
through bills Of ladlng given 70 All points
NORTH ano SOUTH. Freight received dAiiy and
promptly forwarded. II. T. D0U4LAAt
NH SuDerintendenk
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PROPOSALS.
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE
CHESAPEAKE AND ..HIO RAILROAD.

CHEsAPEAKE AND mo RAILROAD.
NOTICE f is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HS5SR
" proposals win be received by the undersIrn-
ed. at Richmond, Va, until u d. March goth,
1871, for the construction Of SHOPS at Hunting.
oho raroad on near ear the Ohio e river Proposals
Will be made for the wood, iron, stone and brick
work: and for the sewerage, plumbing, windows
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
offices of the company in Richmond and Hunt
ns'n on fnd 81 asT If ESs as'a Chief Engineer
NH l4-tmh25 lCity papers copy.]
H7O CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAX.
office, No. 42S, sixth street, until ,sATURDAYs
the 18Th san At y NJ for the 1sd0 Ing ha Ie
seen at ths once Of GEO: A: AIssLiE, Chief En-
CHAS. L. TODD,
NH lie Chairman Committee.
SHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTlCE TO CONTAGIOUS
s w R Ss re s X ST. M SnaeF
1871 for the graduation and masonry on one hun,
dred and eight miles of this road west OF White
ished portion Of the road not now nnder contract
The work embraces :, Oo0 600 cubic yards in open
cutting, 1900 cubic yards in tunnels and 10000
be completed May 1st, 1879. Prohes and specif-
cations can be had after tn. Itth March, at the
York at Richmond Va, and at Huntington, ".
Va. Plans for and proposals for building the
| iron superstructure Of the New River Bridge, at
Mlller's Ferry Fayette county, W. Va, Will be
| received at the same time and place. There Will
be two spans Of $50 feet each, and TWO OF 10 feet
each. Parties submitting proposals should see The
site of the bridge, where further information may
| be had from the engineer in charge. This bridge
must be completed By December, 1871:
Fl. u. WH1TCOMB,
| fe27-tMh26 Chief Engineer G. & y. X. K.
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mAKINE INTELLIGEHCE<

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH ls, 1871.
Sun rises .,,,.....,. 603 Moon rises....... sol
Sun sets ,,,.,,,... 5.57 High tide. 2.2
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, sth Deceu-
ber 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS Will run 10
follows: ~.
mond and Staunton except Sunday, between Tor
louisville and staunton). Leave Richmond ~ A.
"a. arrive al Stanton at 4:2s L. n Leave staun.
ton at $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive at Richmon9 ~ s;S0
p, ~, making close connections at Gord0nsvllle
and Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra ana
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandria, w asn-
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK pos
ton, &C.; also for Lynchburg, knoxylle, Cnat-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. montgomery.
| Mobile, &C. This train will run TRl-W EEhLl
between Stanton and White sulphur on IUES-
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ.
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 A.. NJ, and arrive AZ
Stanton at S:39 A. NJ. leave Staunton az a:ss Is
NJ. and arrive at White Sulphur at 10 z. 81. IN.
Going West, passengers dine at SoroSn 9ss. If
| and SUP at Covington. Going East, breaklast ~
| Staunton and dine at Gordonsvtlle. ;.--.Ef
| ThIs train connects with stages AS f0lioWs
| At stanton for Lexington, Natural bLIqSs, Eno
| Harrjsonburg Passengers cannot 90 70 Le1ins'
tom via Goshen, but must leave cars al 1,an
| At Millboro, for Bath Alum Springs, " nAf"'
| and Warm Springs, LIS miles.
At " hite Sulphur Springs for LeHis6urg emnes'
| and Charleston, 100 miles. . IN ,,,,nts
| THROUGH tt X + 70 lssueo W a. polN'S
| North, West, and Southwest. n,r,rAun
JAMES r. NETHEKLAhU,.
noae General Ticket Agent.