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THE GREAT CANAL.-It is universally ad-
mitted that the completion of the james
River and Kanawha canal would be the rich
est blessing that could be bestowed upon Fir-
ginia. The mere fact that the immense min.
eral resources all along the proposed route OF
the canal, especially in the hanawha Valley,
could be utilized and developed, would IN the
end compensate for the expense ofcOns'ruc-
ton. Let the way be opened for obtaining
At moderate cost the ineXhaustible supplies
iron and coal that abound in that region and
an impetus will be given to manufacturing
interests in Virginia that nothing else could
possibly bring about. Richmond and Lynch.
burg, the two largest cities of the State, would
be Immediately invested with the means, and
adding amazingly to their size, wealth, and
population. They possess unsurpassed water
power and every requisite essential to make
them powerful manufacturing centres. Ali
That they need is sufficient inducement for
the investment of capital 10 their midst, and
the exercise of skill to direct it in the way
proposed. All this and fir more would be
accomplished by connecting the waters OF
the Chesa peake and the Ohio. The scheme IL
practicable, as is fully demonstrated by the
assertions Of the most distinguished en-.
gineers in the United States. The money
alone is wanted to consummatc it. We be-.
leye by the proper efforts it can be had, If
not enough for furnishing it all the way, at
least as far as Clifton Forge, where 1t would
connect with the Covington and Ohio rail-
road Chatham Tribune.
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DAsTARDLY ASSAULT BY ARMED MEN UPON
Montpelier, w., July pa
couple of young men went TO the farmhouse
of Emerson Hill, in West Berlin, on Satur-
day, his wife being alone, got some dinner,
apd then called for money and liquor. Mrs.
Hill ordered them to leave, aud dashed most
of pail of hot water in the face of one, who
attempted to seize her, scalding him badly,
while his companion, coming TO the rescue,
received the remainder on his arm. Be
coming alarmed, they left the hous e
and set fire to the shed, which was
seasouably discovered and extiDguished
By Mrs. Hill. Monday forenoon they set
fire to some small buildings belonging to
Mr.. Hill, 10 the woods, which was also eX-
tinguisbed by her and neighbor. In the
afternoon she saw woman approaching her
house, but suspecting it was man in dis.
guise, shut and locked the door on him,
when four men armed with revolvers ap-
peared and broke the door In with an exc.
Mrs. Hill escaped through back window,
and they pursued and rired two shots at her,
one of which grazed her ear. The neigh.
bors were alarmed, and several men ! st
night and to-day, armed with guns, have
been in pursuit Of the rascalS, but at latest
accounts without success. Two of the fell
lows were again seen last evening.
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It has transpired that the paragraph on Sir
Arthur Helps which followed the political
editorials the day after tue death of the clerk
of the Council was written by the Queen
herself. 1t ran Us follows: "By the death
OF Sir Arthur Helps the Queen has sustained
a loss which has caused her Majesty great
aff1ction. As loyal subject, as kind
friend, he rendered her Majesty Very impor-
tant service. He assisted with a delicacy Of
feeling and an amount of sympathy which
her Majesty can never forget, in the publ
cation of her records of the Prince Consorrs
speeches, and of her Lite in the Highlands
TO which he willingly devoted the powers Of
his enlightened and accomplished mind. The
Queen feels that in him she has losta true
and devoted friend."- Hornet.
Captain Boytou makes fine thing of his
wonderful exploit to cross the Channel in
Merriman's dress. He is discreet Ameri.
eau. He not only excludes the dress from
the European market, but has also doubled
its price in America-namely, Ella. Mean
while he is now one Of the most remarkable
and prosperous Showmen in France aud
England, making often f200 and G3OO q
week by his exhibitions In lakes contiguous
10 Paris, London, Manchester, and such
places.
4 wonderful invention has been patented
by the Victoria Printing Machine Company
in machine which can turn out, ready for
the reader, 1000 copies of Il work, contain.
ing twenty.four pages bound together, with
out any manipulatlye aid. The machine has
cost sbout ga 900, and requires no 'feed-
ing" as it regulates its own supply, taking
in sheet at one end, and in less than second
ejecting it at the other. printed, and with the
pages stitched together, aad ready for the
booksellers!
One Of our lawyers was seen at the railway
station with clrpet-bag in hand and oyercoat
on his arm, apparently waiting for the up
train. A brother lawyer, seeing him. &C
costed him thusly: Going north, Mr.. F.!"
mo. sir" "What, then, have you got your
carpet-bag and overcoat for?" because il
there is any one thing in Gods world
abhor more than another it is to see man
standing about the station without any appa'
rent business Then the conversation
ceased-Lancaster R'public.
The Detroit Ne,cs says that Frank Blair
nd promising future before him when d
young man, but deplores that his life was "a
failure" And yet there are probably writers
on Detroit newspapers who will never Ds
United States senator's, nor mjor-generals in
the army, nor rescue State from secession
Hu,caukee Nens.
Isaac Johnson, Of Rochester, celebrated hi,
seventy fifth birthday by walking twice
around the driving.plrk, making the tiss
mile in twelve minutes and the second il
thirteen.
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.s--s-.. ID - 81 - -
nsxr,sIr sxr SEW RfSR RziIRoAD.-

nssvttLE isp NEw RFSa RzlIRoAp-
rhera chi, no5iopger be auy doubtaA0ut the
a,rIy commeHcelnept and ultimate compile
tio,, or this eatefprise, SO Important to dab
siiie aud the country through wblch IT
passes. The friends of the road, and their
names may very appropriately be called le-
ZION, arc meyjng and acting in The matter With
commendable energy and determination. A
Temporary organization Of the company has
been effected with the Hon. c. 7. Thomas as
president; .Colopel Abner Anderson, vice.
president, and Mfr. CT. Gfdh!h, secretary
fhree gentlemen in every respect qnalineo 10
promote the interest and to insure the sue
cess of the road. No better selections coulo
possibly have been made.
A meeting was held in Dlnvll'e on W.T.
day the 23d instaut, at which resolutions
were adopted. A number Of the Dest citl'
zens of Danvile were appointed canVasse,s'
and books of subscription prepared ana oe'
iiyered at the places designated III Inc Town,
| rbis movement ia an indication, plain ana
unmistakab,e. that Danville Is arousea upon
inc snbiect. appreciates the advantages That
tho huildjnp of the road will confer upon
her. and Is resolved TO make use OF every
available means 10 secure them.
From a letter in the Martinsyille Courier
IF the oSJ. written by Hon. G. y. Thomas,
president. we learn that since the appoint
mont of cauyassers for the county of Henry
$50 900 of private subscription mas Deen
obtained, and that sum will he. raIsea 10 q
short time 10 100000 10 Henry alone. de
farther states that at the August term of the
rourt Of that county applications Will DC
made for a day to be fixed "to lake the
sense of the people upon authorizing the
county to subscribe 100000 In Its corporate
rauacitv, and there is no question OF the sub.
| >cription being made" The larger part oil
| the road, according to Mr.. Thomas, will be
mt under contract by the 1st of December
next.
This is a hopeful but by no means an im
probable view OF the subject. LII henry, a.
| i asserted, is out of debt she can afford 10
| embark with all Der forces armed and equip
ned in this work, which is to give 10 her
ncoule speedy and cheap transportation TO
market, and to start them upon the high.
w.y of wealth and prosperity. Nor IS II
difficult 10 estimate the vast benefits that
must inevitably occur to Danviie by the
building of this road, which should induce
her to 90 into the business earnestly, pre-
pared to spend ana be spent in the under
taking. The length Of the road being short
aud the amount necessary to build 1t within
the easy attainment Of the parties so Vltahy
concerned in its construction, the 1St OF De
cembcr should not only find part but al
under contract, and work upon the road &C
tually commenced and progreSslng.-Chdt
ham Tribune.
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A CAkD.-Haviug our attention called to
N an article appearing In the Petersburg Daily
Net1s Of "Wednesday. July 29th. wherein the hich.
mond correspondent. In aliuding 70 the seizure
OF tobacco ON board tile bark Tarpeiap, states
that Detective Wealhertord declined TO reveal the
Dame OF his employer. but II seems 10 DO agreed on
ha nds that it Is one OF the inspectors the Pub
Il: Warehc use,'' we would simply state ihat
neither OF us have the pleasure OF Dir. Weather.
fard's acquaintance. aud knew nothing whatever OF
the fir; and, besides, always have sufficient
business Of our own 70 attend 10. We would there
fore respectfully ask the correspondent 10 set US
right before the public. ISAAC B. DAVIS,
Inspectors Public Warehouse;
JVLy2 40, 1875, jy SQ-lys
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rCorresponaence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
Rossenaifon-W. and l.. w. 81. L.
49, The Crops.
LEXINGTON, Va, July 20, 1875.

The Crops.
LEXINGTON, Va, July %, 1875.
Professor Joynes, | am happy to say. has
accepted bis RI election to the chair of modern
languages in Washington and Lee Univer-
sty. He has resigned bis professorship 10
the Vanderbilt University. While our In
stitution has gained valuable scholar, the
Vanderbilt has sustained a great loss.
General Lee IL again bnck home, and will
at the commencement Of next session re-
sumo his duties as president of Washington
and Lee University. His health is very
much better The prospects of this institu-
ton were never brighter.
About twenty new cadets are entered at
the Virginia Military Institute for next sos
sion this early in the vacation, and there are
many more expected both from North and
South. There are prospects of the increase
of the success that the Institute now enjoys.
The crops are now estimated more iaVora-
bly than ever. The corn crop Is not only
expected TO be good, but excellent. Roast-
ing ears and tomatoes have made their ap-
pearance. Applesare very scarce. judging
from the bright faces Of thefarmers the gloom
that lowered over them after the big frost
has given way to hope and joyfulness.
- c. B.
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and which may and does to q gres'ef
exten, influence foreign opinion with regard
to this country than can llsthe other eitle'
in the Union put together. 1T Is equally
matter of importance, so far as concerns the
domestic peace, and order, and the repna,
ton of the nation abroad, that the ro'es SUI
customs of trade in New York shou nllsl.. u
distinguished for fairness, probity' cotni'ief.
cial skill, and honor.
This has no. been the case, to the great SUI
fer,no If the country ard to the deep repre-.
hension of the American public.
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A CURrousLY. CONSTRUCTED CHAlR.-Colo'
mel r. NJ. Moore was lately the recipient OF
curiously. constructed chair US present from
Colonel &. S. Palmer, of Richmond, Va,
one of the delegates, some time since, to this
city from that city 10 represent the huhtirs-
ton Railroad project on the north bank OF
the Ohio. The chair was made by an ancient
house-servant Of Henry Clay, now ninety
five years old, and is constructed OF hickory
bands and broom-corn. 1t is rocker,
strongly built, artislically intertwined, and
altogether quite curiosity. The Colonel
intends to place it in the coming Exposition.
Cincinnati Times, 26th.
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AN IMPosToR.-A man styling himself DR..
R. Manheim was in this city few weeks ago
representing himself to be the editor of the
Richmond (Vs.) Dispatch and agent for the
disposal of the lands belonging to General
Anderson, the proprietor OF the Tredegar
Iron Mills, at Richmond. He stated to one
of our prominent businessmen that Mr.. An.
derson owned thirty miles of the best James
River property, the land beginning thirteen
miles Richmond; that he was DESTROYS
to enhance the value of the property, and
with that object had delegated DR.. Mannheim
to offer the most tempting inducements to
northern families to emisrate thilher. The
inducements were small farms of twenty-five
acres each, which Mr.. Anderson would giue
to each family on the simple condition that
they would locate, remaining five years.
Ne,c Brunswick IN. j. FREEDMAN.
rive mentioned this inpostor last week.
Dispatch
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Casualties.

A RAILROAD TRAIN GOES THROUGH A TREsTLE-
THREE MEN KILLED.
TERRE HAUrE, July 2S.-A freight train 60.
ing north on the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago railway this afternoon went through
trestle forty feet high. between Putnam
vile and Cloverdale. killing the engineer,
conductor, and head brakeman. The fire.
man had one arm broken.
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
WArsoN7owS, Pa, July 2S.-Rev. Mr..
Hudson, a Pres byteran minister, from Will
Transport, with his sister-in.hw, Miss Bry.
son, were thrown from carriage to-day BY
the horse running eff. Hudson's back was
broken. and there is no hope of his recovery.
Miss Bryson was badly injured about the
neck.
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4 PUBLISHING House CALLS on ITS CREDIT.
oRs FOR AsslsTANcE.--Ncto York, July 2s.
J. B. Ford & Co. have asked advice and AS.
ssance of creditors of their publishing
house, who are requested 10 meet to-mor-
row morning. The circular issued by tie
1irm says This circumstance is not to be con-
founded with atfairs of the Christian Uuion
Publishing Company, which is separate Or
ganiz lton and good for all it owes. 1t was
stated that Henry W. Slge and Henry ii.
Cleveland, associated with Mr.. Beecher in
the Christian Union, are in no way connect
ed with the publication of books. Mr..
Fcrd's partners are Samuel Wiikeson, John
h. Howard, and Edward l.. Ford.
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=. J. .osn 4,lsarIote esviIie.
cor; mesass Sf lhs Richmond D'spasch.l

rr,or,llssnonoenc0 OF The Hlchmond D'spatcu.J
io CvssIn,,r .rsyftIE, July 20. 1875.
Mr.,Jaiocs AiexaD, who has been on
for. 80, ti1a northern bs..ases and Canada, re.
t turn home Yesterday improved in health
and generally reyivied. AZ
Last night about IL o'clo ek hre was ots.
covered In the building at Inc On,versity
known as Baiey's restaurant rwne1 ~ ~
E. Bailey, Esq, of this town. All enorts 10
stop it were futile, and the whole nudning,
including Eager's boot,shop ana the Oni'
vetsity 5srber.shop, was totally DESTROYED.
The loss IS estimated at So,W0. With NJ 10,
surapce. The building bad been upoccupleo
for some months, and the origin OF the nre Is
matter OF conjecture.
Warm. damp wea.her-bad for wheat.
800 'tE--.,-.r -...., DRIP
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Elections occur this year in the following

Elections occur this year in the following
order: Kentucky, Monday, August 2; Cali.
fornis, Wednesday, September l; Arkansas,
Monday, September 6; Maine, Monday,
September 10; Iowa, Tuesday, October u ;
Ohio. Tuesday, October 12; Virginia, Tue:.
day, November 2; Kansas, Tuesday, No.
yember 2; Maryland, Tuesday, November
2; Massachusetts, Tuesday, November 9 {;
Mississippi, Tuesday, November ,; Mime
sofa, Tuesday, November 2; Missouri, Tues
day, November 2;~New York, Tuesday, No
yember 2; New Jersey, Tuesday, Novem.
Der 9; Pennsylvania, Tuesday, November 2 ;
Texas, Tuesday, December Z.
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NORFOLK. Va, July %, 1875

NORFOLK. A., July q, l6iJ.
General George E. Pickett, who has been
dangerously i'll in this city for several days,
is somewhat better this evening" Harry
Scratch, in Petersburg Ne,es.
The Norfolk Nrginian says:
GENERAL GEORGE E. PIcKETT.-This gen.
teman, whose illness. has been before no.
ticed, is lying at the Hospital of St. Vincent
de Paul in very precarious condition, and
fears are entertained for his ultimate recov-
cry. Mrs. General Pickett and DR.. Beale,
the family physician, came down last eve.
ping on the Petersburg train, and are with
the General. At late hour last evening the
condition of the sufferer was thought TO De
something better.
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OFFICIAL CosrUxE-We observe with great
satisfaction that the members Of the Prince
Edward bar, the county officers, and the
town officers have adopted the white cravat
as an official costume. This is q step in the
right direction, ard shows how public senti-
ment Is tending towards dignity In public
atTlirs. Let the Legislature ordain that our
judges shall wear gowns, as 10 the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and another great
reform in the administration Of justice will
be inaugurated Farmuille Mercury.
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DEATHS.

Died, of cholera infantum, on Thursday, July
29,h. ut o'clock, al his fathersre stdence. DENIS
Austin, infant son of W iliiam and Sallie Sny.
The fuuerat will take place from bis grsndfath-
er's (lsaac o. AUSTIN resi- fence, on Mechsn
vile turnpike, on THIS (Friday) EVENING, iuty
3Oth. Friends and acquaintances are invited TO
attend.
Nashville papers please copy.
Disd. Thursday July 2Sth, 1875, CHARLES
OSBORNE. in the nf,y-Sfth year OF his age, al bis
residence. on Sixth street.
tie viii be buried from the First African Bapiia
church ON SUNDAY MORNING, August Isl. al
o's ock Friends, acquaintances aaa SUNDAY scnool
scholars invite d 70 attend. .r.
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There is on exhibition in DauviIle, ILL.,, .

There is on exhibition in Dauville, ILL.,,
piece of large petr'fied snake which was
found in the western coal.miues, in this yici-
nifty, fifty feet below The surface Of The
ground, embedded in the black slate forma.
ton which covers the coal-beds. The piece
is about foot in length and some six inches
10 circumference. The ridges In the back
bone are perfectly distinct, as are also the
pores in the skin.
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PosrAL.- Virginia: William II. Hodge is
appointed postmaster at Harrisburg, Guar.
iotie county, otce Joseph E. Gaines, resigned.
otnee at Fan hers Gap. Bath county, discon.
tinued. papers should now 60 to Gorben
Bridge, Rockbridge county. Port Royal,
from steamboat wharf, S. b. Rollins is desis.
mated as messenger In lieu of Leonard Gut.
ridge, at 700 per annum, from Ist August,
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A BANK SusPESsIoS.--Louisctll July %.
The Tobacco Exchange Banking Company.
of this city, closed IFS doors yesterday. The
institution has been regarded for some time
in a rrecarious condition, aud its present
suspension has 10 connection whatever with
the New York failure. As far as can be
learned. no bank or person in Louisville bos
been affected by Duncan, Sherman Il Co.'S
failurp
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The latest hardmoney absurdity put forth
is that our currency gives impulse to misfor-
tunes like DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.'S. The
New York Times deserves patent for this.
Next we shall hear that the ''kEELY mo-
tor THAT meritoriouS disc9yety-is killed
by greenbacks-i. c the want of them.
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Tickets for ladies. 81; gentlemen, $3.50 chill
dren and servants. 75c.
TO all who enjoyed that mos. delightful trip last
year no advertisement |: niece sAry. The basement
of the Methodist episcopal church In rrc'irrC.,-
burg Is again kindly offered Tor the comfort Of
ladies aud children. pleasant time may be CX-
pectsd.
Train leaves corner Of Adams and Broad street, II:
6 O'Clock A. 81.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: G.. l. Hunt,
L. II. BlOunt. k. +. kedfoId W. L. q u'cht.!i. j..
A. Tyree, Z. Z. Walter, +. ;. Dalton, and T. H..
Kelly.
Tickets can be had of any OF the committee.
iv 2R.Rf
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Hon. George E. Pugh, an old Democratic
leader In Ohio, and one Of the ablest United
States senators the petty ever had. renounces
Ragbaby Democracy and supports the he
publican ticket Ciac1nHati Times, 26ah
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BUCKINGHAM CorHTY.-There are said to
be only ten men 10 this county who don't
want 10 go to the Lesislature.--FarmvMe
Mercury.
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old VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE. LOOK
" OUT. HERE WE CONE aGAI>.-EX TR.
SION TO WEST POINT MONDAY. AUGUST 2,
lS75.-The undersigned, IN returning thank tothe
puoic for lht ir past Patronage can give ~ better
evidence Of The same than BY offering m0;e of
the same sort aud as practice makes perfect W. DO
not hesitate 10 sc that this shall be superior TO
any heretofore gwen, with arrangements ~ COIN.
plete that not even the most fistldious can lind
fault. Dignified matrons. gb.eS cn iaidenS. AMI
cherrv-lipped little ones will all remember tie
cursi0n OF the I'd.
oysters, fish. and crabs In abundance. BoslIns.
battling. and fishing.
Captain smiths Bras and String Band In attend.
ance when beaux AMI bellies trip the llShl fan.
Also, THREE MATCH GAMES OF RAsE.
BhLI-bet wsen the Octoio and Bohamxa. the Co.
lumbia and Fulton. the Union Hill and West PUg.
Cluts, a gold m, dial TO the winning cub.
No dsrcnutsble characters SLOWED Oh The train.
Train wilt leave the YORK River ccpot At 1870 4.
NJ, and return At 100 Z NJ.
Tickets-Gentemeu, 81 ladies', SOC.
Managers !. X Peraue, K. I. Adams, ". j. Da-
Wis. Committee OF Arrangements: X. T. Jones, K,
Z. Ealrclotn. 1y215t
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LIME CAMgsT. ANO PLASTER.
rrHE COMMONWEALTH OF Vl WIS Of

P,cuxnyp. GnnnrtSS: We sommspd you All.
summon Msrs Van Horn, John A. POS. I;o I'D sd
SON, c. " H. Posi-. Mary Mlouxh. ~: N. ,,eausSai
Mscsy, 10 sapsar Al the s
our Circuit Court OF the city " ,ne, 70 ~
court room Of said court In saia ety. Az
holden for the sid court, on We k ttos
ard and Lewis Jonts. partners under tnv s.,s > "a
style OF Howard & Jones, OF q gies o. s,u,Ts Apl
the case. Damage, afleen hun1tea Tired Sbel1
eirrk Of our sai court, at Richmond, .as Il. IS'
OF duiy. ISr5, aud In the l0oih yssI q "a iLD.
ulpAwe<h. Az I'm T,.rs.
copY-Test: ALFRED shhALff vi 9O.E34
Howard ana Wtsst P9.
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The Danvil;e Register says that GRANT aud
THURMAN cotn.cidc-that is. both are hard.
money men.
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GRAND EXCURSION
FREDERICKSBURG

OH MONDAY, August 2d, 1875,
for the benefit Of Clsy-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, under the auspices of the Official Board.
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MIR. ANDREW HAS JUST AR IN
WI rived from The Valley of Virrivia Ze2A
wiiha superior lot of ). DDLE- and HARNESS.
HORSES. Call and see them ,...
We keep HACKS. BUGGlGS, aud HORSES fCt
hire, iirst-claSs We also have SECONDHAND
BUGGIES for sale.
my 90 TURNER w.
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MILITARY NOTICES
ND COMPANY F, ATTENTIOV i,
PlC-NECs AND ExCURsIosx

THE GRANITE LINE OF PACKETS
pleasant ride up the canal to the CAMp-Ngrr
ING now held in Goochland county, tweurv,,r.
miles from the city. Boats kavr at 1880 p. u -,
SATURDAY. Return sCNi'Ai ats T. y. Eo,,.
trip. 81. fjy 30-2tsI JOaSG'TOOLE, Csnsm
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MULES, HORSES. &c

MULES! MULES! MULES! ~
Just arrived. TWENTY BROKE and ~
UNBROkE MULrS, and viii receive -.-A.-s
next week eighteen horSss and twenty null. more
EDMOND BUSSItTX.
Franklin between eighteenth aud
III 3O.1tk Mn, nth streets