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TWr are making out the accounts of.d
B-ifose who are in arrears for Subscrip- "A
D.tion to the JOURNAL for Advertising "a
rY-and Job Work. In the aggregate the-d
Iamoult Is very considerable and As the. "A
tYmargin Of profit upon our business is.d
Tvery small the sum due is very im-- IA
II poriaAf matter 70 Us. Nearly all oftfe. "A
H-pariirs have engaged to settle up with-El
E9-she opening Of the present Fall trade. II
HWe hope they will be punctnal, as we-A1
Eg-wilI be compelled to place the acconnts-<d
Eyout for collection if NOT settled at an.A1
Yreariy day.-a
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-8THE American Sardlne Co.'s Boneless sar-
dimes, are much better, and less than half the
ost of imported Sardines.
Job Printing.

The JOURNAL has an extensive supply Of
material for Job Printing and are prepared to
do every description Of work desired by the
public generally. Our prices are low, work
manship unsurpassed and perfect satisfaction
given. Fancy and oolored work in good style.
Bill posters, cards, blanks, pamphlets, circu-
lars, bill-heals, &c. all done with neatness.- -
We keep good stock of printing stationery on
hand. Give US trial.
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Good Tenplars.

THE following officers Of Minnehaha.
Lodge Of Good Templars were installed at the
last meeting: A. w. York, W. G. T.. /; Mrs
S. Z. Moore, w. v. T.; H. H. Smith, w. C ;
Clifton Mansfield. r. s.. r. II. Earle, A. s. /;
G. A. Fox, F.S.; N. r, Lyon, w. T.; I. H.
Matthews, w. NJ, Miss Mollie Lowrey, d.
NJ; Miss Fannie Rice, r. H. S.; Miss Lucy
Harper, L. H. s.; Miss Fannie Shepard, |. G.;
Mr.. Smith, o. G.; w. E. Dunwody, P. w. G.
T.; w. o. Shepard, L. D. The Lodge has a
good attendance each meeting and is in four
.iahine condition. N.le 50 n W N ss
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Huha. smokes. and Rims |

lam nov ready % supply the country trade
or the nost favorable terms. with Hobs,
Spokes and Rims for Bnggies, Carriages and
Wagons, out Of the best material Now Is
your time % build up your home industries.
/ have also ready made, ON band, Double
and Single Baggies, CHEAP FOE CASH.
Call and zee before buying elsewhere.
GE0. II. MANNING.
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Administrators Sale.

Will be sold before the court house door in
the town of Canton In Cherokee county, Ga,
by virtue of an order Of the honorable court of
the following named lots aud parts of lots Of
land, to-wit: Lots Nos. 1901 and I248 and the
west half of No. 1249, all in the 21st district
and Cd section ofsaid county. Terms cash.
This 9th of Oct. 1874.
8. M. MCCONNELL, Admir-.
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Georeia Cherokee County

Thirty days after date application will be
made to the honorable the court Of Ordinary OF
Cherokee county for leave to sell the interest Of
William Timmons' minor children, said interest
being one fourth Of one eighth Of the lands be.
longing to the heirs general of the estate Of
William Cobb, deceased. Oct Goth, 1874.
WIN. Timmons, Guardian.
rPrinters fee AT 1851 ssBr
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To the Honorable Superior Court of said
county: ,
The Empire Manufacturing Company" of
said county, chartered by the Honorable Court
at the March Term. 1870, respectfully asks
the following amendments to said charter;
That SEQ vi fsaid charter, be so amend
ed as to read as follows The President aud
Treasurer shall reside at such place az the
Board of Directors may direct or consent TO, in
stead OF s.at or near che Factory" and that the
clause, in said section, requiring the company
TO hold, at least one meeting, annually at the
office connected with the works al Roswell, be
SO amended as to read as follows: That the
annual meeting of the stockholders shall take
place wherever the stockholders or directors
may deem advisable.
That the clause in Section XI, referring to the
individual liability of stockholders, be defined
and explained as follows; That no liability
shall attach to the Stockholders in their individ.
ual character, except as expressly provided in
said section. w.
sSe PIG AN. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Petitioners.
net ffsfh---dyv printars fee $40
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MILL be cold before the Court House door
w in the Town Of Canton, Cherokee Co.,
Gs.. on the first Tuesday 10 December next, the
Mineral and Metallic interest, with mining privi-
lodges, lots of Land Nos. 735 and 77s, 10 the
3rd District and 2nd section Cherokee Co, Ga.
Sold ~ the property Of George Burtz, decd,
for the benefit Of the heirs Of said deceased.
]. M. BURTZ. Admir-.
n. B.-The Franklin Gold Mine Vane runs
across one Of The lots. j. d. B.
(Pnntsrs fee 500
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Marietta Savings Bank.

The Books for subscription TO the proposed
increase Of the Capital stock Of the Marietta
Savings Bank are now open at the Office Of
said Bank,
A1yAS WICK, Cashier.
Mari.4ta. Ga. sspt. 18th. LIZA.
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Georgia Cobb County /:

To all whom 1t may concern; Matilda B.
Lane having in proper form applied to me for
permanent letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of Richard A. Lane late of said county,
this is to cite all and singular the creditors and
next of kin of r. A. Lane TO DO and appear at
NY office within the time prescribed by law
and show cause If any they have or can, why
permanent letters of administration should not
be granted to Matilda b. Lane on Richard A.
Lanes estate. Witness my hand and official
signature this October ~, 1874. ig 5
H. NJ. HAMMErr, Ordinary.
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CITY AID COUNTY,
The Marietta journal

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS. !, i,..,. az. IS
All orders promptly filed. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS. se'A pst 3.
-. PFC S. A. ANDERSON, Agent.
april 17th--1Y
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We offer great Inducements in sugars, cof-
fees teas, syrup, molasses, toilet ssap. Nc
CATCHY g. Reynolds.
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Wesfe better prepared to supply our custom
ers than ever before with choice family grocer
les and coufectioneries. Remember the place.
McClatchy & Reynolds.
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Young Mems Literary Association.

In consequence of the Concert to be held this
evening, the meeting Of the Association will be
postponed to Friday evening the 9th instant,
when the Hon. w. D. Anderson will address
its members. Elk. Com.
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"A large lot of Coffee and Sugar just res
ceiyed at McCutcheon's
--BestFrench Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Cure
rants, &C., at Leaks & Hunts.
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We will receive the first of next weekloursec-
ond shipment of northern apples. We expect
these to excel any we have offered this season
McClatchy:& Reynolds.
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LEA and Perrines Worcestershire Sauce,
Prepared French Mustard, Ground Mustard,
Black Pepper and Spices ofall kinds at Leak
f& Hunts.
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7 New hats and Bonnets, hair braids, curls
switches, furs, shawls, black and colored, ala
pacas, all wool, delains, black silk, plaids for
dresses at MRs CASTLES.
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If you want good Ham and Eggs, go to
E. NJ. E. Knights store and buy. He keeps
the very best golden ham at Is cents. Store
near the court house.
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Toilet and common soap Of all kinds a
Leake & Hunts.
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p;clFen,s,I sb,erifF,s SaIe.

nJILLbs sold Oh The first Tuesday IN De-
w cenber next before the court house
door during the lsgsi hours, Of sals 10 Pinlssns
county. Ga, Eighty acres west halt Of lot Of
and No. 81, il the 18th dist and I'd section Of
said county. Levied on by virtue Of ffa L.
sued from Jusiics's court 1O36tb dist @. NJ. In
favor Of John N. Long vs.. John N. Bailey
Levied on as the property Of defendant. Levy
made and returned to me by J. w. Taylor, L. Q.
Oct. 23d, 1874. printers fee 5000.
A. w. Davis, Sheriff.
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Fresh Cove Oysters, Tomatoes. Corn and
Green Peas at Leake Il Hunts.
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--BRING your wild game to the Restaurant
of A. c. Heggie and get the cash for It.
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We keep constantly on hand choice stock
of family groceries and confectioneries. Nc
CATCHY & Reynolds.
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---BOots and Shoes in greal Va isty at Nc
Cutchson Il Cos.
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GEORGIA PICKENs COUNTY
To all whom It lmsy concern: Elizabeth
Murphy having in proper form applied 70 me
for permanent letters Of administration on The
estate Of VIM. J. Murphy late Of said county.
Thisjs TO cite al and singular the creditors and
next u kin Of Wm.J J. Murphy 70 BE- and ap,
PER- IL my Office, within the time allowed BY
law, and show cause iii any they can, why per
manens administrator should not be granted %
Elizabeth Murphy on WIN, j. Murphy's estate.
Witness my hand and official signature. This
0cs. 18th, 1874.
w. H. Simmons, Ordinary.
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"A fresh supply of Groceries at Mocutch-
con & Co.'S, selling at bottom prices.
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"A choice lot of sugar cured canvassed
hams at MeCutcheon 81 Cos.
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: Buy your COW food at Mansfsld's, and
have rich milk and fat cows.
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Just received from the orange groves of Flor
ida 1000 sweet oranges on consignment at Nc
Clatchy & Reynolds.
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III you want the best Tea the market af-
fords, go to Leale &. Hunts.
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Georgia. Cobb County:
Jerry Battles has applied for exemption Of
Homestead and personally, and will pass upon
the same at 10 o'clock, 8. M, on the l4tb day
Of November. 1874, at my Office.
ii. N. Hammett, 0rd'y.
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-Genuine No. MackereI at Leake &
Hunts
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viii sell cheap for cash both Dry Goods
and Groceries. EN-. E. KNIGHT.
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Cieorg:a. Cobb County

Georgia, Cobb County:
Isaac Powers has applied for exemption Of
personally, and win pass upon tbe same 81
10 o'clock, q, M. on the 18th day Of November
1874, at my ofics.
H. n. Hammets, 0rd'y.
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--op4 car load Of Virginia Salt at Mccutch-
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A PETITION.
Georgia Cobb County /:

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21
From TestTnoreIand County.
iEHIespopteasr OF the Richmond Dispateh.l
WATuoRTLASD COUNTY, VA,


April 18th, 1874.
The almost continuous rains for some
sme i'as! in this section have greatly retard'
81 tue PREPARATIONS for planting corn, and
we fathers generally will be late 10 getting
I!elr gram into the ground. The " beat and
cats are iookin. unconmonly well at present,
and /! the prospects are reliable fine haryests
2Iay Dc expected.
The excessive cold in March and the early
pa! Of April WIS very destructive TO the
NuN, matter now Of grea! importance to
many OF the people. The peaches are almost
entirely destroyed. The attention to this
Hui! /, rapidly Increasing here. There were
!2Aucu lew days ago at Somini Ferry
s'ppJ trees, which were set out In the
arightoriny fields.
Inc steamer Gcorgeanna, plying between
Washington and Baltimore, win call for the
ffst time to-day Vt new wharf, which has
Just been completed, ut Coles Point. on
Lower Machodoc creek. A new mail route
has also been started between Kinsale and
Norfolk per steamer Lady of the Lake.
For some months past there have been In
operation in the vicinity Of the Hague two
very interesting literary societies-the Young
Arn's Debating Society and the Athenaum.
me latter is composed of both gentlemen
anu ladie5. 1t meets on each alternate Fri
gay evening, and the exercises consist OF
feIolnS" OF choice selections OF literature,
sf!llcins, and Rotations. A medium for
uigihai compositions, essays, &C., is fur
n'heo by an Anonymous Box" in con-
hcc'lon with the society. ibis Is generally
supplied with contributions, and has proved
not Tue least interesting and profitable fea-
aure Of the club. NoxIs1.
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POSTAL TRsATIgs WITH FRANCE AND ia.
PAN Washington, April 19.-M. Bartholdi,
the French Minister, and Postmaster-Gene-
raj Creswell have agreed upon the basis for a
postal treaty between France and the United
States. which will establish an international
letter rate Of nine cents or fifty centimes for
each half ounce in this country, or ten
erammes in France, each country to retain
the postage collected therein and to pay for
transportation OF the mails to the other.
Prepayment will be optional, but want OF
it will subject letters to fine Of FIVE cents or
twenty-five centimes, to be retained by the
country collecting it. There are to be no
postal accounts between the two countries.
These provisions involve very liberal con-
ceSsons on the part of France, which have
been hitherto, during the pending OF long
continued negotiations, steadily refused.
Liberal provisions will also be established
for the transit of closed mails from the
United States through France. .
Formal Publications Of the postal treaty
with Japan were exchanged here to-day. 1t
provides for an international letter rate OF
twelve cents per half-ounce, but is not to 60
into effect until after six months from the
time the Government of Japan shall notify
the United States Of its readiness for the
withdrawal of our present postal agents in
that country.
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H.etter from Rtnunton.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.]
FALL OF WALL AT RED SWEET srRrNGs-Ssw
couRr-HOusR At HARRrsoNBuRG fRElGHT
psroT BUILDINGS OF THE VALLEY RAILROAD
ENTERTAINMENT At THa AuausTA PEkALH
SUMMARY.
SrAuxrox, April 20, 1874.
The brick wall Of one OF the buildings at
the Red Sweet Springs fell last week, result
ing IN damage Of some three thousand dol
lars to the property. We have been INFORM
cd that the building had been considerably
shaken last summer by q stroke Of lightning,
but It was not thought that it had suffered
any serious injury.
Last week brick-layer was repairing
fire. place when he noticed the wall give
way much more rapidly than he thought
comfortable, and hastily took his departure !;
and we'll was his need, for he had scarcely
gotten away when the whole side OF the
house fell with great crash. The proprle-
tor. MIR. Kelley, will at once have the build
ing repaired and put in condition OF safety
The supervisors Of Rockingham county
have finally determined to erect 8 new court
house at cost OF Sl2, 900. The old materia
| is to DO used in the erection OF the new bu'la'
| inc, which is to beupon the site OF the pre-
sent one. The building is to be 81 feet Ions
and As feet wide, and two stories high. The
lower story, with pitch Of IA feet, is to 81
used for the clerks office, grand jury-room
&c. The courtroom is to be on the seconC
floor. with pitch Of % feet, with jury room
on either side of the judges benchs wit
private entrances to the judges seat.
The erection of the freight deE0t oullC
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having finished seeding oats, but fsW HnisHed
p.oughing FOR corns SOME have not com
menced. know or only one commenced
nlapting. Many are ia trouble about their;
tobacco plants the cold weather has Injured
them very much. Great fears are entertained
about the fruit crop, but It Is killed beyond q
doubt. The wheat crops are small, but look.
ing fne.
Saturday last was the day for the regular
meeting OF the Changers. Notwithstanding
the bad weather, many were In attendance,
both ladies aud gentlemen.
The new tobacco factory at this place Is
about finished. Other improvements. ars
going on. FRRDhRIcx's HALL.
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letter from Danvitle.
ETv:vA! AGA!S-ITENS-ToB NOTES
IC.=:c.ipodrnce OF the Richmond Dispatch
mil = lS-

REVIVAL AGA!S-ITEMS-ToBACCo NOTES.
[Cx-y.ip9drnce OF the Richmond Dspa.ch.l
DAHv:-Ls, VA, April Is, 1874.
The revival az the Lynu-Street Methodist
.,..aA h4s now teen going on for three
,rrs>. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell announced last
MI, tA.. there bad been seTenty-Six pro-
:,>>.,> during ,hc revival. Rev. Mr.. Saun-
G~!,, IL" ,-c>i&ing elder. preached last night.
!. : ~ c,tej. from present indications, that
;.r Meeting VII be held from night TO night
Gu..~- t.Ir coming week al least.
Tx merchants here are getting up petit
ION against tn" provision in the general tag
LN;~.J:iug 10 the tax upon merchants. The
e.ocr,> think INIT i tax on amount Of sales
VI bar particularly hard upon them.
tn i'll, train from Danvillc on the Lynch
t..- and DanyiiIr railroad will run out on
}! 4jsv next. There will be Il return train
il III. rYcuipg. That being PittSylYania
CJVrt.day, . iull delegation from the Dam
fl'r ua>.acss houses will go ont to Chatham.
Mn>>r>. J. c. and g. NJ. Gucrrant. Of
l. ah>vllle. have rut an engine in q batteau,
w. III" paGa!. wheel in the stern, and are
s,.": TO tly to navigate the Dan. They eI-
j.. u make tie first trip on Monday, and
Calculate On being able to make three trips
~ wc.s, tlc distance being about twenty
I've mics.
The Conference Of the African Methodist
Lp!>.o;il Church has been in session here
sine tie 18th. Those OF the ministers with
wIUm have net are polite and some OF
iLolu are We'll educated. Some Of the white
people have signified 10 Bishop Campbell
HAT they would contribute 10 the support OF
one nj his best men if he would appoint him
10 III" charge of the African Methodist
shurch here, and learn that the Bishop has
expressed determination to do so. The
,p-, ca oB education delivered last night by
t.ry. Mr.. Derrick is spoken OF in high terms.
Trade has rot been very brisk at the ware
houses this week. One house sold over 16O, ,
W. pounds al an average OF eleven dollars.
The tobacco is said to have been very in
ferior. The average per hundred thus far is
about seventeen cents less per hundred than
1: va. for tue corresponding period of last
year, Dut according 10 quality tobacco has
been higher than it vas for the first four
month. OF ast year.
] give quotations ut the close of business
h'-daE: Very common Tugs, IS to $3.50 {;
good lnss, "a TO $3.50; good bright Tugs, -
" 80; lss smokers, Sl2 to $50; common
ha:, = to 90; good leaf, $3.50 to IS; rich
wax, leaf, 80 TO s12; medium bright wrap
Isis, SD 10 s25; good bIight-eaf wrappers,
~ 10 s45; fancy bright wrappers, $50 to
~; "xira f,rsy wrappers, some lots as high
- so. ALPHA.
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LATEST Foreign NEWS.

Spain.
MADRID, April 20.-The army ID The North
has been heavily reinforced, and row num-
bers 10000 men, and has seventy pieces Of
artillery.
BAYoNSB, April 20.-The Carlist General
Saballs and all his staff were recently cap
tured By Republican troops near Vicfi, but
Saballs, With some OF his officers, subse-
quently escaped and crossed the frontier into
France,
England.
LONDON, April 20.-The Spanish bark
EuIatia, from New Orleans for San Sebastian,
is reported total wreck. She had dis.
charged her cargo.
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Conference OF RaDtist Ministers.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-At meeting Of
the Philadelphia Conference Of Baptist
ministers held to-day series Of resolutions
were adopted, among them one unwavering
y affirming, as ever of old, that the INNER
sion of believers in water in the name of the
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost alone is bap'
tism that baptism is essential to member
ship in the Scriptural church and to a pro.
per participation in the Lords Supper; and
that there Is no right, even by implication
to invite or in any way encourage any per
son 10 come to the table who has not this
Scriptural qualification.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20, ASIA.
kpnIvRD


Steamer Transit, Travers. Baltimore, merchan
disc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum:
Steamer Empire, Allen, Philadelphia, mershan
disc and passengers. v; T. Porter. w.. -.,.
Steamer WyanOke, Couch, New York, merchau
disc and passengers, George w. Allen Co,
Schooner j oh Lcnthall, Martin, New York, mer
chandise, Curtis & Parker
schooner Henrietta, Mathews, New York, mer
Schooner Major W H, Tantum, Shoe, PhNadel
phia, coal, S. z. Lathrop. .,,-
Schooner Caroline Hall, Abdlll, Philadelphia
coal. ,-..-,
Schooner ro1anna, johnson, New York, salt
Lee, Seldom & Co.
Schooner Virginia, Davis, James river, lumber
Schooner Three Sisters, Dl,bey, Norfolk, shin
giles. James Gum s Son.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
ehandse and passengers, l.. +. TaTnm. agent;
ehandise and passengers, w. Z. Porter, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Bark Farna, tGer.) Mathieson, Liverpool March 9
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Mabel Hall. Bartlett, Rockland, for
Richmond arrived at EdgartoHn. April 10.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tho buoy on Willoughby Spit has again drifted
over mile to the southeast from It's proper POSI-
tion.
NORFOLK, April 25.-The United States Signal
Corps Telegraph Line has been completed from
Norfolk to Cape ,Hatteras, and now ssorm-slgnais
are displayed from Cape Henry BODY isano, ana h
DrunptIy reported and assistance aent 70 her.
Life saving stations, Eve in number, are being
erected on the coast between Capes uatIerag anu
Henry, but Will not be completed until late II 'ns
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fDgS OF tne Valley fnIlTOau VIII be cOnl-
menced very soon. The building will be
located at the present terminus Of the road,
near the bridge Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, at the foot of New Court street
The building is to be 95 by As feet, and, it is
said, will be very handsome building. The
timber for its erection will be brought up
to-day on the Valley road.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
on last Friday night by the members OF the
Philharmonic Society at the Augusta Fe-
male Seminary. The young ladies were
dressed in the costumes OF centuries ago,
and presented very attractive appearance.
The entertainment was delightfully."- varied
with song, recitation, and charades, and ~as
very much enjoyed by all present, and was
regarded q. quite an Improvement on former
occasions Of the kind. MAX.