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JOSIE MANSFIELD AS SHE ia CORE
spondent writing from Fremont, Nebraska,
says: NV attention was directed to-day, on
q railway train, to q middle-aged woman
sitting near who seemed to be the centre OF
interest. But there was nothing peculiar
or remarkable IN her personal appearance.
Her eyes, expressively large, were dark
blue, and aglow with sort of languid or
passive recklessness, hair auburn, and she
was entirely too corpulent for any kind Of
grace. Her face seemed flushed by, and, l
think, bore the marks OF dissipation, though
will not be positive that this was not, to
an extent, the result OF q troubled mind
for aacctional storms can shock the most
free and easy natures. She was plainly and
neatly attired in gray-miXed travelling
suit, the jewelry with which she was libe-
rally adorned displaying no precious set
tings. Her days of material splendor and
personal charms-if she ever possessed the
latter-were evidently over. Her escort
was q burly, bazel-eyed Englishman, his
dark hair thickly sprinkled with gray, and
bearing sporting-man's mein. lie was
neither handsome nor intelligent in appear
ance. The: name Of the woman was i'll
thousands Of newspapers three or four years
ago, and her portrait was the establishment
OF all the illustrated publications OF the
sensational class. 1t was the notorious
Josie Mansfield who caused the death OF
jim Fisk, the great self-made financicr, and
brought into his family circle sorrow and
desolation. She was returning to New
York from Australia. The time OF Stokes's
incarceration is about to expire.
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5nAILRoAlpsL INEs.



a1cnxosD ND REreasBuI ss,, nA 1Egl
#GoNMENCNG JUNE 4th, 1875, trains
W on this road wa r,in rs follows f55zs.
z!eIIN e p, s9 s,1v sun.
sff;sf and West. Sleeping car sttacfed runs
9 through to Weldon.
1:2O p. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection Mt Petersburg fol-
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Bay-line steamers for Baltimore, Pill
rs by any other line
$40 r. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. d., FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum
dayj with coach attached.
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. go, X.
1886 p. M. THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond;
FredsrtcksbuTg ana 53so Sa, r raaIroad
sleeper attached running through
to Baltimore. Also making close con-
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs aud
all points North and West.
The 5l0 A. d. train from Richmond, ana the I:sa
This Is the only line with double daily trains making
close come, Tor ,r Charleston, Columbia, Angttsta
Savannah, and the South
Passengers for Clover Bill Pits leave Richmond at
l:2o ?. II. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
je A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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BANKS AND BANKERS
Z: W. PICKRELL, President,
+. b. SNEAD, Cashier.
COURT ORDERS.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES
l. TERFiELD COUNTY-IN CHANCERY.-Lui,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
l. TERF,ELD COUNTY-IN CHANCER9.-Lu-
CIV c. CogbiL against H. 9. Wintree, actitia HoWiett
aud Thomas r. Hewlett, j. "; Winfree Il '; VIM
free Joseph Winfree and Ella n; his wife, Joseph
r. and NJ. e. Winfrce tthe last two being miants' a.
A. Winfree, Laura F. Winfree, Robert Winfree 7.
B Winfree Joseph e. Taylor and Harriet ms VIE i
Elz Christians Leila A. Philips AND Charles 9Is AM, Nj
Lucy his wife, Christopher " Mnree, J0nn ,1 Is;
Jane NJ. his wife, and Ed. S. Brown as executor OF
Elizabeth o. Dance, deceased; Thaddeus d; iyey
and Mary c. Iyey his wife, William MCGEE and Mar
tina c. his wife, Lycurgus Lafon, Lucy G. Mitchell,
Louis A; Reid and Tlton Reid Francis Mash d and
Cogbll nf. children Of Nathan =; , Go og ana
E. GIN rs Wife, y. Dnval and Martha :; T. Duyal
bis wife, Elanis 7. Winfree, Ro. Nelson Winfree W.
". Winfree, Margin W.nfree, EDWARD ssn Wi n
The Object of d! st Is to efect division and
distribution of the estate and personal property
of Valentine Wihffee, deceased, mentioned In u
clause Of hs last viii aud testament, among his legal
heirs and distributes.
An affidavit having been filed as required by law
that T. v. Winfree, Lycurgis Lafon, Lucy G. Mitch
ell, Francis Nash and Lucy A. Nash, and Edward
Wnfree are residents Of the State OF Virginia,
1t is ordered that the parties above named do ap-
pear here within month after the due publication
OF this order and do what is necessary to protect
their interests.
F' U RI ut OITRN0Y Clerk
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rrHE LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
81 BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.

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,1 sstsa,eS Prise 10 as ssn!s Charlie.
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THE eE 5EGsPs 81 rge Saes e Sesne
THE YELLOW MASK. by Wilkie Collins.
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TEE ffIff BY George NJ renn
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A REMARKABLE FEAT-The feat of the
celebrated English cornet is at least equalled
by Charles C. Chapman, a young mechanic
of Tarifyille, Conn. He walked one fourth
Ola mile forward, ore fourth OF mile
backward, then ran one fourth Of mile,
then hoped seyenty-five yards on one foot,
then, with fifteen eggs placed two feet apart
in row, picked them up separately in his
mouth without touching his knees to the
ground, and deposited each in basket two
feet from the starting point, and lastly, with
fifteen lemons placed in the same relative
position as the eggs, picked them up sepa-
rately by hand, going back to the starting
point with each one, and accomplished the
whole in twelve minutes.-SprinIiesd Re
publican.
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p,cuwnSn Auy,,st "a 1875.

RICHMOND, August is, 1876.
Editors Dispatch: Does the law quoted
by circuit Judge in your issue OF this date
apply only to persons, or "householders, .
who get $50 per month and under, or does
il also include those who receive more than
$s0y For example, does the law, as quoted,
protect the $50 OF aman whose wages are
$75 per month? Explain the abbreviation
"f. "a" in the quotation oil the Judges.
Answer and oblige. Yours, NC,
GEoRGIUs.
ANSWER.
Yes, the law protects fifty dollars what.
ever the monthly pay Of the "laborins
man may be.
III. ia. is the technical name Of the writ
usually termed an execution"
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sRAIIHoApxL.iIHEs
HHoNpAHD,ANyILLr HAiLRoap Coxp,v- !,
RICHMOND. VA. August 4, Is1s.
sGCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKrNn Et,

L
RfcIfH0gD AID DASyILLEH AILBoap CoxpeY-,
RJcHxoxD. VA. August 4, IS1s.t'
ISCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING RI.
ttIE1FECT AUGUST g, 1879. -TGAIN Eo.1,-Nnw
YSsm MsD 3. MY oa.r
leaves cha g Eli eaaes e ZAP
at $50 al. leaves Clover at 5:55 r. M: Ieasss
Z. sss eayes Al 7s
Danye at $40 leaves Greesbo Or ri n I nas
r. b.; leaves ThomasyiI ut 1I:zI r. NJ: iea1ss,
Arrives n aa Charlotte &c zee aisa GTSTe a.
stops only at stations named above : "'A
,TKAlN NO. NV QRLEAgsA AND NEW YoRY
Airline Junction ut 2:4O A. M. Leaves T ebses
Grove at 1855 A.. 81. leaves Salisbury at 4:l9 4
at GIT A. b; leaves DanYlle at S:54 a. NJ:
Dundee &C Sol A. A.; leaves Rinagold at 9:i5 4
NJ; leaves Wolf-Trap at 1885 A. b. leaves Bariae.
rives at Richmond at S:I9 r. II. Thu train .;d a.
only nc stations named above. So'pS
TRAM no. 3-zTHRogGH Mathew Yong
TO SAyANNAH.-Leages Richmond q. SEQ, 4 Wa
leaves Burkeytlle at GA. 81. leaves Dundee dInna.
at 100 2. leaves Dznville at 1865 p ST.: leays.
(supper) p. II; arrives at Charlotte at a.s q M
Stops at all stations. IL
TRAIN No. 4.-SAvANYAI AND NEW Yopv
Airline Junction a. 5:25 A. NJ; leaves Sasbn.eSs
leaves Danvtlls At lS4 T. A.; leaves Dundee =;
rives In Richmond at 1886 p. NJ Stops at ali sta;ion
TRAIN No. 6.-LYHcHgURG ACCoHNoD ITIns
Westward-Lcayes Richmond at 10:l5 A. III: arrirs,,
&C Burkeyille ut l.46 +. NJ leaves Rurkeyile :, 9
p. H.; arrives at LynchburZ at $50 p. NJ. ~
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNcnsgRG ACCOMMODATIONS,
Eastward-Leaves Burkeville at $40 a. NJ arrive,
ut Richmond at $40 A. III. "S
TRAIN No. 7.-LocAL BURKEvILLE Accoaxo.
pATIoN daily Except Saturday,, WestwarG-Iesveess
Richmond at p. NJ: arrives ut BurkeYiTc at I2.Is
TRAIN No. lO.-LocAL BURKEy1LLy Accov
NOTATION, Eastward-LeaYcs Burkeyi.le al Il
NJ: arrives Mt Richmond at Pm. "a
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Richmond with ~,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. wv
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 connect at Greensboro, vii.
trains to and from Raleigh and CiO,dsboro' WIG
The through trains connect at Richmond viii
trains OH the Richmond, Fredericksburg and potn4
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltlmoro
Philadelphia. and New York
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte VITA
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Grecnville, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest,
crn points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect with the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia An.
gusta, Charleston, Savannah. Tallahassee. and all
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkcvtlle with the Allan.
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchbura
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleeping-carS run through betace,
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets good only fora continuous n,Sssre
to the points named Oh the ticket. No lay-over checks
Will be given. 1. NJ. II. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent,
JOHN II. MACNURDo, General Passenger Agent
.
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

Parents in quest of frst-class school for their
daughters will do well to investigate the claims OF
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughneSs IN every
CHANTAL ranks pre-eminently high. Great atten,
ton is given to perfect the pupils IN writfnG an1
advanced it is the language OF their recreation hours
The purity of accent and correctness of pronunca-
ton acquired In this institution nave long peen
noWn for the Superiority in music Is SO widespread
rs TO have made this Academy almost national one;
One feature in particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CHANTAL to the sensible parent is
the influence exercised to form the pupils to views
and hakits of economy, and TO render them really
practical and useful women of society In after years
Simplicity OF dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts united to the exceedingly moderate
we trust secure to this school as large and desirable
a patronage in the future US 1t has enjoyed In the
past,
For further particulars apply for prospectus to
the Dlrectress of Mount de Chantal Academy OF the
Visitation. near Wheeling, W. Va. ~ Ism
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BY Lancaster s. Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Rank Building,

COMMISSIONERS SAIL AT AUG
" TION OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL.
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHEsTERFIELD COUN
TY.-ln pursuance of q decree OF the Chancery
18th day of June, 1876, in the suit of Lancaster
and others, trustees, against the Glover Hill Railroad
6y said decree, proceed to sell by public auction, at the
Office of Lancaster & Lucke, No. 1l11 Main street
in f tS Re 9Th Of s nenf or
T9s yAHTAhLE PRoIERTY know y 18th, as the
Gb G HIht Of ME- II sf fSgnS q
SAND SIX HUNDRED AND SlATi-tlN,iE
undivided Interests and leasehods and all the MA
CHINERY and IN o IRLE I'm TsSd .9ere Mhe6
is twenty-onc miles In length, running from Clover
koApBEB SIPIKGs RA hTos SIhhsi STA Ihd
COAL RESERVOIR. All Of the above property
viii be sold as whole, and lists of the same in de-
tail have been printed, End will be furnished to all
The terms of sale will be: $3.50 payable on the
1st day of january, 1879 II $40 on the lIt day OF
1878: 81 ,64o on the lst day July, 1873; $3.50
on the lst day OF january, 1879, and $40 on
the 1st day Of July 1872 and IS to me balance an Of
In cash, one third thereof in six months and one
third thereof in twelve months-such deferred pay
mens to be secured by negotiable notes of the pur-
deed of trust on the property.
2. And ut the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority OF the
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS, TWO BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND GLASS PASSENGER-CAR.
This rolling stock Is in the Clover Hill
railroad and may be examined at any time BY those
desiring to purchase. The terms of sale will be one
third cash one third OH credit Of six months and
one third on credit of twelve months said deferred
payments to be evidenced By negotiable notes Of the
purchasers. with approved endorsers and secured
by deed of trust on the property.
8. A TRACT OF PARTIALLY-TIMBERE
LASD known as ElzEds ana ly,ag nsaT fe
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved, they not belonging to the
Clover Hill Company.
The terms of sale will DC cash sufficient to pay
debt of about 81 200 and as to the balance In two
equal payments-one at six months and one at
twelve mOnths-eyidenced by the note bond OF the
purchaser, and secured by > deed Of trust on the
property.
Persons desiring to inspect the property will be
shown through the works by the managers at Clover
Hill.
Trains leave Byrd-street depot at 1:2o p NJ Mon
day, Wednesday. and Friday. Train leaves Clover
Hill at GLIB a. NJ. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday.
JAMES II. WERTH,
au S-tds Special Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE COAL LANDS IMMEDIATELY IN THE
G3A L AT ph N Th R1 ~ ShES
AND DANXILLE RALRooA A, THiRT ZEE :!
HUNDRED AND THREE QUARTER ACRES,
WITH DWELLING, BARNS, &C., on SATnR,
PREMISES-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county in the chancery suit
styled Cole and ais u.s. Balls administrator, &C., en-
tered ut the May term 1876, will expose for sale
At public auction, on the premises on the day above
stated, the truly VALUABLE LAND, containing
5OOa acres, only two miles of Coal1eld Station, on
the Richmond and Danville railroad, GOOD
DWELLING and usual OUT-HOUSES. This land
lies In the coalfe DIS, and has every indication Of
fine deposit Of coal. The land adjoins the lands of
Rev. u. b. Winfrec, Robert Marks, Esq., and others.
This valuable property should engage the attention
OF those seekingSood investments.
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut one and two
years for negotiable notes, six per cent. interest
added, title retained till the whole purchase-money
Is paid, and conveyance ordered By the court.
G. G.. MCRAE,
THEODORE NJ. MILLER,
4-l9,29SSc2 Commissioners.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ToHN II. CLAIBORNE,
No. 1lO8 MAIN STREET,

No. 1108 MAIN STREET,
agent MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS over SS0,000,00O.
Cash dividends SURPRISING all others, at first and
every anniversary of policies.
Premiums payable annually, seml-annually, and
quarterly
The oldest, largest, and cheapest company In the
United States au 12-lm
n N. WALKER s. CO., GENERAL IN.
liz SURANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAXI, STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edinburgh
Capital, 81 100000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincin
natl. Ohio-asscts over 81 100000.
b MANHATTANF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of New York-assets over $500 900. 80.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COM IAN I. OIL
Brooklyn, N. Y.-assets over S500,000.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
Iyn, N. Y.-assets over 90. 100000. Il.
PoRTsMouTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over $60, 600. sls. .
Deposited with the Treasurer or Virginia, $3.50.
BOO. Losses eqaitably adjusted and promptly paid
Gnis agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given; thereto. q ss.a oc 16
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r ARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE, q

E. H. FLoUREoY, Clerl
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from 1886: ,,
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Yard-wide WHITE CAMBRICS 1T Sic. worth
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The cheapest line Of CORSETS In the city;
WHITE CHIP HATS ut &c.,;
SILK, SERGE, and BINGHAM PARAS0LS below
cost;
If you want bargains go to
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NEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
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THE FALL OF THE STUARTS AND WESTERN
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LII HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNI-
TUREs ac.-I win sell at public suction on MON
a.. nj nv ONCE No. 1905 Franklin street, the fol-
lowing property, to safety sundry dstress-uarrants
and executions In my hands ser
BUREAUS, BEDsTEADs, MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS. PILLOWS, WASHSTANDS,
TRUNKS. MIRROR, PICTURES,
CHESTS, WARDROBES,L LOUNGES, ss
TABLES, SOFAS, CLOCKS M Va
SaltASs s -cooL Frs GooKING-sTovEs,.
ToWEL-RACKs, BUCKETS,
BASKETS, SAFES, &c.
ALSO.
One FINE SET WALNUT-TRRIMEDP POPLAR
One P1RLOR COOKING-sTovE,
III TERMs: Cash. t. L. WHITING.
au 1926 II. G. G. r. g
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1I13 Main street.
AN ATTRACTIvEC OTTAGEDWELL-
IA ING AND LOT, IN HOWARD,S Grove,
FOR SALE By AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
ed instant, Mt O'Clock p. H. we shall sell by auc-
ton, OH the premises, new and attractive COI-
TAGE RESIDENCE, built by Captain Dabney, with
four rooms; kitchen, and other conveniences ana
LOT 69x132 feet on the east line OF Bryan street,
corner Of Redd street.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six. and
twelve months negotiable notes given for the defer
red payments, with interest added and secured by
deed of trust. RlCHARDSON q o.,
an 8 AuctioneerS.