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replied. "a.
'Why, doctor, you are not SO super
stitious as to connect that boys prayer
with his sisters recovery" said he.
eyes, l do, l replied; 'sfor the life o.
me | cannot help thinking. - his prayers
were more powerful than our remedies.'
"Then, why not just let him pray, and
leave your remedy alonei It was q
simple coincidence"
q thought of that myself l replied,
but then this thought suggested itself:
God could give us grain or even bread
to feed us, bnt He has ordained the la
Dor OF the agriculturist as the means by
which it is secured, and1 have no doubt
that He works in all nature through
some sacramental agency"
Years have pissed sinos then, and
when discouragements Of any kind have
arisen IN my path.I have Thought Of
that child's prayer, md it has done me
good.
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In A HuRKY-We were informed b

In HuRKY.-We were informed by
a gentleman the other day of a case OF
s'hurrying up the cakes which he wit
messed last week not thousand miles
from town. A gentleman happened to
the misfortune (well say OF, losing his
wife about three months ago. Last
week he asked preacher to preach
her funeral last Sunday. When the
sermon was over, and the clergyman
was descending from the pulpit, he was
met by the same man, who requested
him to mary him to another the. Thurs
day night following. We suppose that
last night the ceremony was performed,
and the nianswas' made happy with his
second wifa-Erederjckburg Ledger.
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The Lynchburg Republican says
eve have heard within few days Of
a number Of Nirginians who have re
turned from Texas thoroughly disgust
ed with their experience of Western
life. One sof them, Mr.. Jones, of
Bedford, declares his determination to
live and die on Virginia soil. Take
it all in all, Virginians had better stay
ut home.
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= =
The courage never exerts itself so
much as when it is mo- p 'sed; and it.
is then we must enjoy the feast of
good conscience when We stand in the
greatest need of its support.
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PnttifaI.
IN MEMoRlAM.

Entered into rest Thanksgiving Day, 1877, aged 49,
RIPE WHEAT.
We bent to-day DER cof1ned form,
And our tears fell softly down;
We looked cur last on the aged face,
With its look of peace, its patient grace,
And hair like silver crown.
We touched our own to the 'clay-cold hands,
From life,s long labor at rest
And among the blossoms white and swea,
We noted bunch of golden wheat.
Clasped close to the silent breast.
The blossoms whispered of fadeess bloom,
Ola land where fall no tears;
The ripe wheat told of toll and care, -.
The patient waiting, the trusting prayer,
The garnered goods Of the years..
We knew.not what work her hands had found,
What rugged places her feet;
What cross was hers, what blackness Of night.
We cav but the peace the blossoms Waite,
And the bunch of rpened wheat.
As each goes up from tie feds of earth,
Bearing the treasures of life,
God looks for some gathered grain Of good
From the ripe harvest that shining stood,
But waiting the reaper's knife.
ss.@. -
Then labor WE'LL that 10 death you 60
Not only with blossoms sweet
Not bent witlf+1enht, and burdened with fears,
And dead, dry busks of the wasted years,-
But laden with golden wheat.
December 2nd 1872.-Lyncaburg News.
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Shenandoah Herald.
ADVERTISING nATEs :

the disease, and just as certainly would
the burning out of the wounded parts
accomplish it. In favor of the efficacy
of the maidstone, it is said that it adj
heres many hours to the wound, and
coats itself with "greeh" poison &c.
This is nonsense. If it is an absorbent
by attraction it would adhere as long to
any fresh wound produced by other
means as by rabid animals. If the
stoneihe solid it is absurd to say it would
absorb the poison. If it be porous and
does absorb the virus, then it is posi-
lively dangerous. For it may hold
small particles Of virus absorbed from
one patient and possibly inoculate an
1t is a thing of superstition and igno-
rance, productive Of no good and much
evil, and slioul&betayoided by the un-
fortunate subjects Of rabid bites, and
exposed by the friends of humanity.
l. II. NJ.
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DAVID H. WALTON,

J, 7. BECKHAM. VIM. FOwLE. D. e. DELAPLAEE
DECKHAM, DELATLANE CO.
ID GENEhAL COMM SION MEfCHAN s,
,. Agents for Sprague doNer.. And dealers in
FISH, SALT, PLASTER, sFID, IIE1IL1ZER, &c
No. Is KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Particular attention paid to the selling of Flour,
Grain &C. Liberal advances made Flour &c, in
Stre feb 15-tf
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VHYM. BEN. PRICE,
w SUCCESSOR TO PRICE L CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAN s,
FOR THE OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, AND ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
No. 933 LOUISIANA, AVE. - 49,
W ASKING ON.
e< Consignments solicited, and prompt return
made apr lift.
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REEN's MANSION HOUSE,
u ALEXANDRIA, VA.
JAMES GREEN, Observation-Disclosures. PROPRIETOR.
Is rst-cass hotel, in every respect. The citizens
Of the valley having bushes in Alexandria Washing
ten, and travellers going North South, will fnd this
agreeable resting place the route, it does not
require the early start by several hours from Wash
ington or Baltimore Cars and Steamboats, leave Al
e1andria for Washington and return every hour from
"A. n to ~ P. NJ. Jan. TT
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CHINN l. CO., 40
. (Successor to Samuel Hartleyl =
GENERAL COMMISSION IICHANTS, Il
No. Is UNION STREET,
%A.E XANDk. Va
-:G:- ~ 81 =
tD Particular attentit paid to the selling of Flou
GRAIN and all other kinds # Coun y p otee, and
fliug orders for Grocer 90, Guao, Seed astei Fish
Sal &C. at the lowest srkat rates.
~ Agents for the Round Top Hydraulic &c
M. Juiy-tf
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WELsF' HOTEL, g.
w CEAs. WELSH, ........... PROPRIETOR.
MAIN STREET, WOODSTOCK, VA. -
Always open for the reception Of guests-Stable vel
supplied, and attentive Holsters in attendance. BAR
well furnished with the best CT liquors. Sept 23.-tf
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DEPELLEkT CLOTHS mss'e by
v.A.bAENE
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THE HOTEL COACHES
viii run in connection with all the trains and Steam
boats. Bar and Billiard Room attached. Sep 2S-tf.
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T,asoss Foreign News.

Yo>pos. January 2a.-Prince Napoleon
I;s.vo,ys fhe recent newspaper statement re.
~,n,iny his views Of the future policy OF the
Bcnapnrtc family.
rho English Government declines to en-
terrain the proposal for the repeal OF the
naIt-taX.
The rlrmorcd marriage Of British prince
TO the Russian Grand Duchess Is unlounded.
LoyroX. January 29.--It Is rumcred this
morning that the differences between Great
Britain and Russia on the khivan question,
instead of being in fair way for 4 mutually
satisfactory adjustment, are increasing, and
that the Governments Of France, Austria,
ltsiy, Turkey, Denmark. and Sweden have
determined to support the British Govern
!uent in the position it has assumed.
LONDON, January 29.-The T'ichborne
claimant has been held in $4,000 bail to ar-
pear before the Queens Bench for contempt
for uiteranccs in a recent speech made by
him at Brighton. ... =
The steamer Oceanic has returned to
Queenstown with her machinery damaged.
A tug has been sent to the relief OF the
5ritiania, ashore on the ArTan island. Ii Is
believed she will lie saved if the weather
continues good.
pAnls. January 29.-Seycral suspected III
tcrna!iomlists have been arrested here.
4 large force Of police last night pro.
rccsici in tictachmepts to Montenartre and
| quietly surrounded several suspicious quar-
tcrs. Search was then actively made, and re-
suited in the arrest of iorty-two persons, al
legged members of the International Society.
The final protocol Of the treaty of com-
merre between Frnce and England wa
signed this afternoon by ltama>a, and Lord
Lyon., the English ambassador.
The rcp0r. thai President TGicrs intended
20 visit tic Vienna Exhibition is contra
| dirted.
A special telegram from Rome says the
i'oic odd Corceles, the present representa-
tive from France ut the Vatican, that he
wnuid leave Rome if the establishment OF
beads Of religious orders were suppressed
!.v the Italian Government.
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cuFshpEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPLETED.
r.rr rrpsT TRAIN THROUGH:
GREAT REJOICING ON TIE LINE.
Especial telegram 10 tse DIsratch.l

(Spectal teipSram 10 E.e DisF"sct'l
CHARLESTON, w. Va. January %, 1873.
The last nail was driven in the Chesapeake
snd Ohio Railroad track little after noon
to-day, amidst the acelamatious of tue spec
tators The wires alcrg the line ol roaa u
Richmond being down, We were unahie 10
announce TO you directly tho great event.
We had 10 wait Till we reached tbs town
and send our message by way al Cihc'hha'i
and Baltimore.
The train through from Richmond arrived
NJ Karawha falls ahout O'Clock, the spee'i
having been reduced in order that oppor'
tuuity might be offered for careful aud full
;nsn.ttiou of this wonderful road. Passing
lc;surely along. we had abundant opportu-
nity of feasting upon The wild aud beautiful
scenery In the mountains and above and
along the banks Of New river to its junction
with the Gauley. At Kanawha falls the
number Of passengers was considerably
augmented. Among those added to the COM
panv was Mr.. II. c. Parsons, the West Vir-
cinia director Of tie road. 1t had been noiscd
that The tlain from Richmond Was coming,
and ut every stat;on crowds wcvc assembled
to see The first train from the cast ANA get Il
peep ut the passengers who were Oh board.
At Coa!hurG we were received with cheers,
and as the train passed into the station
house at Charleston there were beautiful dis
plays of fireworks accompanied with stem
torian huzzas. We t1rricd but moment
only long enough to send OF This nleSs1gc-
and went our way rejoicing to Huntington,
where we rest tonight.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsmsGros, january 29.-Trom Kansas
Mii.snari, and Tennessee to the upper lakes
and L&fc Erie, falling barometer, decided
li:e CT temperature, and fresh to very brisk
snu;lwcsterly to southea>tcrly winds. in
cvn,siag to possibly high over the upper
Lake region, where cloudy weather with
~, ~ will probably prevail.
''or the. Gulf States, generally clear
wa1.ilcr. rising temperature, and light to
fr2.a winds.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
c,Idy weather. with rain along the coast.
f7or the Middle States, f:llng barometer
fresh and brisk northeastcrly and southeast
e.y winds. somewhat higher temperature
anl generally cloudy weather, with liSh
saow over the southern portion and proba
by over the lower lake region.
For New England, generally clear and
continued cold weather.
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md their successors. who had 10 charge the
old Central road. This road had many and
warn, friends In It's beginning, as line !exi. -.
ample OF whom we may cite large planter
in The Green Springs neighborhood, Louisa,
who subscribed $4,000 to the road, remark.
Ing that it " would pay him .weilein reduced
freights alone, even If he never received q
cent of dividends" ~,
When the war broke ont the Central road
had hecn completed to Coyington, and was
awaiting the completion of the Corington
and Ohio. which was being rapidly pushed
b.; the State, TO realize the confident expec-
tations OF its friends.
At the conclusion Of The war it was LETT
complete wreck. All of lis bridges aud
most of its depot buildings destroyed, much
OF its track torn up, and that which remained
in such condition that it WIS unsafe to run
over it train Of cars, ifs engines, coaches,
and cars worn out, and its treasury utterly
depleted. the prospect seemed indeed gloomy.
The superintendent says that they had g less
than 800 in the treasury and only twenty
miles Of foad available for producing reVe-
nue."
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HAVANA. January Ca document
s'sue1 by Il numher of prominent dry
goods houses was very extensively
circulated yesterday, asking the people
to give onc.teuth Of their property 10
redeem the bills issued Ivy the spanish bank
for Goycrnmcntaccount,a and to accept bonds
for th. moneys so advanced. The PROPOSE
ton Is considered inpracticable, and meets
witt very little favor.
i committee from tie dry-gcods houses
was appointed to prepare basis tor the
establishment of a new bank to be conducted
for the IN crest Of tie people In general, and
not merely for tie advantage OF few stock
holders.
The financial question is the absorbing
topi, at present, and there is much adverse
criticism OF the Spanish Bank because it de.
c!arr,! Il Scmi-Ynnlril dividend Of seventeen
per cent. while it was allowing its notes 10
dcrrer;aie dai'; in value. lts notes now are
at twcuty-thlee per cent. discount. Much
concern is manifested at the danger attend
ing financial questions, and ii is more
dreaded tIan either The abolition Of slavery
al, ( he iuS;lrrcrt ion.
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~ wellington GO'lGin.
Auciicnerr and Real Estate Agent.
corner ~ Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALUA.
ESTHTE is T'IlE CITY OF it'lihiUND.-ny vir-
tue of decd Of trmc; herring dr on II" :"i %" nj
June. 1;G6 "Ae.n,yd !" ne 'miStrr I ~ Hc,''
Paine merchants ana partners tnH'r re sfE" "i
Kent. Paine 4 Coz. and their wives duly re'"'Gcd
In Richmond liust,nss Court on INC :9'h 81 Jna,.
and with the approval of the sur, wing Elrth"is
proceed 10 self at puie aGctior, ON the lg"mn"', IN
tle or,cru,!ycrtised. on I'll nS'if, s,n {" tg:ti-
AIRY. i,73 ~ /: o'clock d. hE fair If n"; on DC 1r.i
fair day thereafter. the following tru!y valuable
REAL EaTATE-vi2.:
First That ycrY valuable LOT on the sonth ~"
of Main lrtwrcn Eleventh. and Twelfth strr'-.
fronting 100 feet, running back ~ feet |" al nHlN
and OPEN court. "a which formerly st"o! ~" hiy"
dry goods store Of keut, I'aiac < G." TIL, LII l.
subject tn perpetual Eround-rent Of twenty
pounds. Virl;iui cr'rrcn:,., ,;cr anu',r. ,,-
| second. Inc Largo. tHkEt-ciOHf hEi Il
3CIGDING In rear Of "a" ahnfc, row ",cnlo -.
tobacco factory by Gco-.n S. Prince. irotin" "a
feet ~. tho no.ih Side NJ Cary street. runnHs a"I
' rh %T to Te V%fc tE%!r' ify T'S Of m
factory extending 10 Twelfth street. front !nr a'"i'
rs feet the ior!b !!c 81 c"rE street and r"an''s
back Oh fec: 10 the said !i,t-'nCUlohs alley.
Fourth : liz LOT IL PAR ot The ~ ;-:ncrt'"rc'
lot, fronting about q feet OH Two A''c's' r""H'"S
Tirth, Tbr Inr wttha FRAMED TEEi NES:
there ON Il, rcnr of The lIalI til Ii'"s-. i:""'g 80
the rnrtn ,c rf cypress alley - i,ci, Hni 10 ret
from H. Intersection with May" street, Hn' r"h''"@
l}lCr 10 i'tt.
Map. oc TIE foregoing !roy"rt! viii J." tN'hhlir
at tit hour oil sale wh!ch VII bt sub"tT!4I u '"'
purchasers. 49,.
Taking into consideration the Location 81 ~"
above real Is: lie ii seiiuin occur 'lE'l ;" mH,h
really valuable property il offered 'i "'''" ~ IL"
most business parl of Tie tii*.
The attention oil capitalists Il particularly "'h'''
10 this sale. tt,
and twelve months IN equal iIStGlDcn's. fer 'Ir".'T
he notes Touring six per cent. peg anH'''h' s'"l'.'
lva trust deed. The !A.ch IUr lilo prr@rt lr't !"
WELLl%G:nE nONDiN.
10. Il. liuWIsoS,
Ia I-raW1M .Sdtis lIh'lC-.
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Dv Grubbs & Williams,
auctionerrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between SIdl AMI BarH.


GALE OF TIE Z | { II u o y u AND
~ YORK RIVER EhliRpAil.-EN lirtu" r. 81 n
decree Of the ChaGcCrv Court 81 tie c:'E o, i.'
,noud I'm the cause. of the EIchmond AID I"IS
!.iyer Railroad Company rS j. PrGssCT daiH dtI
.obcrt II. Marry, trustees. and u. Iro@ .: iai ai
Robert H. Malry, trustees. rS. lie Eir'ii'rhp '.i
York River i.rilrOad Company, euteir! on Ia" ~
day al DsCelbcr. l&To. We, tic unccr0iGnrd,H ~"
survivor uf ~. shall sell by public ai'!'r' ~ ne
aii>tiu!-rUpDs oI NcSsr-. GruDNs & Ni.lai',' 20,
Eleventh street. Richmnrd, Va, 81 Eii1"l W."
I'd day cf May 1873. at tho hour o! !! w., - '''
,ropcrtv Of every kind. real, ptT.o"ni. nrl lN''
of the RICHMOND 2ED YORK HlNEs' IA
ROAD COMPANY, including it, Tntn""t' :, -
croSs-iies, Gepots, sdlrgs, ears. chfl,rs' ''fu,
ard nii "thc! property "iiTt20c'rr ihii" % -
tic franchises OF said company aad cA-ttt 'n"
such sale np;g %hat c2"cr bcl"iiShE 20 sil'' ~.
pa"y except Us ch,sea Ia action AMI I.p' 1--WE 90 ~
become due 10 II. .,.,r.. .
HE TERMS OF SALE wiiL III A. IniI"rt
The sum Of $1,000 shat he paid ~ q III az -"
residue OF tic purchase money Snail bc !"yii." ,
follows SIS, C0y tic lst Of JGHrF 49,. wa ~
ercst al the rate .! yer ccn -: HiiI.EH III" ,o
Gay Of ss'c payable ecnii-arnn,y' go. " Wv ,'
| lst day of January, 1865. WIN Interest 81 "c
nor cent per anIlgIn from tie d.y 81 sac ~ 80
aa;ri-nunysIy: and the remainder or sErh rhIc,'>"
.noaey on tie lSt DAY Of jaLu1ry, ~ Wi'n '"s
1T Tie rae Of Per c"Nt per annHhi II IIh i' =.
sale paya'.lc rcmi-agGlitiy--ih SAFE !" 10 ~
10 III. ratification election az the Couf', VI
session not T. ID. delivered until ,c st:r us y ~
| ratified tyy the court the rfcIsv ps, lGe', -
| secured ~ q decd * tIrs, Oh tEr .r"geiN ~,
|! deed 20 he subject ~ the approval 81 t.n'|" ,D
Capitalists viii take notice that we eye - @
and CONVEYANCE viii bc ~ .IIi%.>h TIE si't ~.
,,any srd make the parc;iancr or i;Hc.'''c'' '
corporate. 49,. pact (
F"rfurthcr particulars appiy 10 s.e.srs -.
| MAURY. E!chm"td. w altIrpGys, -, ~, ~"
ROBERT II. 1AlEl.
t,a:-ta Surviving Iru2..t2.
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The Polar Wave.

New York, january 22.-Thc thermometer
j. below zero here: wind from northwest.
Ate O'Clock this morning the thermometer
sto ii AT nine degrees below zero at Chicago,
Q, IA degree; below NJ Buffalo, eighteen de-
grIss hclow at Cleveland, and four degrees
above at Cincinnati.
st. LOUIS, January 29.-Thc mercury
hcreabouts to-day ranges from zero 10 ten
degrees below. An ice-hlockade is threat
cnel in the river.
MEMPHIS, january 29.-The mercury Is
four degrees above zero. The ice is heavier
tiunat any previous time during the season.
New Yogx, january Electromagnetic
weather reports indicate tie cold to he tue
most intense since 1856.
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/ TT is DONE-AT LAST.
TIE FIRST TRAIE 7BRoCSH'

We make this morning the glad announce
men; that the Chesapeake and ONO railfoad
Is finished. We learn this by telegram from
,b,rIo>tou. w. Va, received last night at /
O'Clock. The first train from Richmond
reache,i the banks Of the Ohio Yesterday,
The last nail was driven, as our rather brief
telegram informs Us, about noon Yesterday,
the 10th day Of January, 1878; which will
hereafter be one Of the memorable days In
our calendar.
Now we have indeed the great artery estSe
lishin. communication between the tide
water of Virginia and the Ohio and Missis-
sippi valleys. Can orr people realize the
fact after so many years Of hope. diSaproint-
ncn!. aud dependency: We fear they will
hardly be equal to swallowing down the
startling fact, but, like a man aroused from Il
dream, will require little time to collect
Themselves and fortify themselves for intell;-
SS.iCs .trat 50 SUNS tue c.tts.
But it will he soon realized. Yes, the
great road is finished. We arc iii direct ard
rapid communication with the immense IA
nswha coa!.fcdS, with the varied and vast
mineral wealth Of the Kanawha Valley, and
with the great sto;ehousc of production OF
u: tceuing Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.
The day is great for Virginia and great for
Richmond. 1t is also great for the West,
whose vast commodities are pressing upon
the highways for outlet, ard find I'll the
means Of transportation inadequate to their
demand for transportation.
People of Richmond. you can make what
yon please out OF this new way to fortune.
Tire present Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
rouI Company hls won lal'rclS by lis almost
uncyampled enterprise in constructing in
lessthan three year, hall Of a great railway
10 which Virginia had given forty years Of
labor. Ali honor TO HUNTINGTON, and VICE.
E,u, and WurCnyB, and their auxiliaries.
Flourish Richmond. Vireinia. taGc new
hcpe The day is indeed glorious and full
o; promise.
We publish this morning. besides the tele-
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1t is suggested that the ed day of Feb
ruary, the birthday Of General George Wash.
iugtou, the early and pioneer friend OF inter
nal Improvement, be selected for tie cole.
bration Of the completion of tue CheSipeaks
and Ohio railroad-that great work which !.
to connect the East with the Wet, and
whose completion may be regarded as the new
birth of prosperity 10 old Virginia, as tis,
State existed in bis time, extending from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific. Let North, South
East, and West attend, and especially all vino
now reside in the limits Of old Virginia.
MARSHALL
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BY Lyme & Br0ther.
Real Estate Auc;iCneers,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a FARM
" IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN
MILES BELOW RI HMOND ON THE kISGs-
LAND ROAD-Pursiaunt ~ Il decree Of tie ttrcnt
Court of Irnricn county cntcreion the rhcf Jan
uary. 1873, In suit of BoHn rs. ync AMI ais srii'
sell in front Of the county cruihOu<c OF icGcp, nn
MONDAY lie I'd day Of FchrHary. LA. n Il rci",A
NJ. the FARM mentioned in .sad deere, conlgirn;
TWO HUNDRED hNH SiNtH AtEES, lliEta
RODS ANDTWENTI-S IOLES adlonuA
Lands OF Mrs Fmily Grover aud o,hcr: now owned
aud occupied by Mr.. \. K. Eoiin. The land Is {
vcry good sell and Hes veil. with very good inploy"-
men.s.
TERMS fash rs to cos, Of suit and sale: ro>ifne
upo credit Of three, tx. and Fine months, with
interest. first credit note 10 hc secured hy psrS"a
i,or:cr: Title retained III all CT purchase money :
pihd aud conveyance crdcrcdG ~ the court.
~ 4. ATKINSON.
{, 90 Grcci,l Commissioners.
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The Port or Charleston, =. G.

.CnAaLEsToS, s. c., January e9.-General
Q. 4. Gilmore, who conducted the long
bouhardmcnt Of Charleston during the war,
IS now experimenting the operations for tie
Improvement OF the harbor entrances Of this
port. lie expresses great confidence tina.
nc speedy result Of the work now in pro-
orcss upon the beach and channel will give
depth OF fifteen feet or the bar at low wa
ter, which will greatly add to the advantages
Of Charleston rs seaport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30
The Mnxsos WAR.

sAa FRANCISCO, January 29.-Csptaln Jack
attacked ColoEcl Bernard's CAMP and was re-
pulsed. One Indian was killed and two
wounded. The Indian horses were CAP
tired, The women aud children In the VI
einity OF Captain .iaca's camp have been
Placed on tboats for safety; Gad TIE msa are
building tlosk.houses. ss Es .--s+771s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30
Kerosene Explosion.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

~ ISFtCIIi UltRTdtH 20 lue DlSpatCH.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE, January 29.-This morn
Ing "a negro nun attempted TO augment the
heat of his fire by pouring kerosene oil from
can upon Il. The contcnts of the can be-
came isaited and exploded, showering hot
oil i'll all directions and seriously. perhaps
fatally, burning two negro children who
Were sitting on the floor near the fire.