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AUCTION SALES.
p SCOTT JR., ONEER,
u. PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY,
No 100 CHESNUT STREET

r SC0TT- JR., AUCTION ONEER,
II. PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY,
No. 1920 CHESNUT STREET.
ARTISTS FIRST GRAD SALE OF PAINTINGS.
The Artists of Philadelphia respectfully cal the at
enlon OF como sseurs and lovers of art generally
their Ts sale OF original OIL paintings direct their
eases which will be of the highest character and the
buting,
= he sale will be held at
SCOTS ART GALLERY, No. 1920 CUES NUT
Street,
On Thursday evening,
May lI at7A O'Clock and Will be exhibition three
days previous to sale The col ection will embrace
pictures BY the following artists and be
found upon inspection be the highest
Edmund ID Lewis, IL Reed
Sheridan Young, l. Jagan.
ii. Blspham, III ROsenbergI
G. +. Bensell, j. Wilson, "
". Il. Bensen j Evans
Juliard Van Willis,
J. G Falconer NJ Ramsey
j. n. Galyan, u. Knight
W. f. Winner, G. L. FusselI,
l. Pagan. - Bech' el,
]. L, Williams and others t5l2H
CHARLES G. MACKEY. AUCTIUNEER, NO.
- 1926 MARKET Street, between Third and Fourth
LARGE SALE OF WHITE GRANITE AND c. G.
WARE, GLAs SWARE, ETC.
on Tuesday morning
At ga O'Clock in open lots, suitable for city and
country retail stores and for furnishing hotels
ana boaroing-houses for he summer 5l74t
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MRS THAYER.-This lady, respected and distn.
gulshed in private and pubic, takes benefit, at
which Mrs Baker, tayorite artist amongst us, will
appear tor the first time after long absence,
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Haniet this even.
ING, with all its poetic excellence aud lis admirable
scenery. To-mo rrow evening RcheHeu-a part in
which Mr.. Booth has made deep impression in New
York
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Mr. FRANK DREw.-The farewell testimonial to
Frank Drew, previous 10 his departure for Europe,
will take place att. o Arch on Saturday. Who will
not give GENIAL Frank Drew par ing greeting9
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DUToHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUas.-Ki
upon touch, curls them up as ire does leaf and
remains of permanent effect Try it, and sleep in
peace. Sold by all live druggists.
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&C TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES,
approved kinds Infinitely superior to ali ot6ers at No.
% North SEVENTH Street Ladies attended by Mrs.
tent surgeon. S2S 9prp
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CHARLES Stokes & Co.'S irst-class Clothiers,
under the Continental, now are selling first class
Clothing, both of workmanship and material at
prices that are asked in many places for ordinary
goods. Call at Stokes & Co.'s for your Spring
Clothlnp ~F'n
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,o,,,-,.,. - No. 2l2 5. FIFTH STREET.
PROPERTY OWNERS WILL PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE oil the following list claims died against the
properties hereinafter described uDon which wTiGs
date, If not paid at this office ~
#. CARROLL BREWSTER,
,,.p oo 1870 City Solicitor.
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.ARRTEn

.FRANTZ-FLLlS.-Untu tuo IA OF December, 1876
Dy the Rev C1 ares Hi, Mr.. JOAN FRANrZ to
Mis- SALLIE. Ellis, both oftus city.
JONES-MYERS.-On the 11th instant by Rev.
William MoFlVte, Mr. OWEN JONES to Miss
MARY l.. MYERS, ,Iboth Of thus city.
NARCH-SLATER-On the 11th instant bv the
Rev. j. II Kennard, Mr.. JOHN VILLA MARCH
TO Miss LOUISA SLAIER, both OF this city.
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SUDDEN DEATH THIS MORNING about
O'Clock this morning man named Thomas Grant,
who was employed at the Navy Yard in the Plumb.
ing Department fell dead while at his work. 1heCo-
roner was summoned and an inquest held, when it
was found that death was caused bv heart disease.
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SUSPICION OF ARsoN.-Edward j. Cod
win arrested yesterday charged with settin1 fire
was insured for $780, but il was discovered that his
rtOck on hand did not amount to 800 in value. A
mort time before the fire he seen near the pre-
nises under suspicious circumstances. He will have
hearing this afternoon before Alderman Better.
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/ Or d MS TO &c Al E,
y JORDAE'S TONIC ALE.
JOhDAN'S TONIC ALE.
JORDAN TONIC ALE.
It Is ommended by phygicnns OF this and other
places superior fOHic and requires but a trial 10
convince the most skeptlcal of It's great met 70 be
bad, wholesale and retail OF p. I.JORDA An,
- No. 900 PEAR Street
Champagne Cider by the dozen, bottled or by the
ariel las
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FOR DINNER.

FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER
NRw BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS. ..
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES. ...
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No 120 West street, New York.
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Observation-Disclosures afternoon horse
attached TO wagon ran off in The negnborhood of
Ninth and Catharine streets. The animal brought
up against lamp-post, which was leyelled to the
ground by the force OF the collision.
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EXPOSURE to the elements at this season OF the
year is sure to bring Colds Coughs, and kindred
diseases. They can all be cured by using Hasheesh
Candy, the great Oriental Remedy. For sale by all
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A CARD.-Mr. Charles Barnard, Clerkenwell,
Londcn, begs leave 10 inform the public of the
notice new pen recently made bv him. ca led the
Carbonized Pen, beng rendered. from its peculiar
construction, less liable TO corrode than the ordinary
steel pen. Mr. Barnard feels confident it will be
used IN preference TO even that of gold The point
beng extremely smooth, 1t IS peculiarly adapted to
rough and unglazed paper. With Arnods writing
fluid or red ink the Carbonized Pen has no equal
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CHARADE.-
My first in London rears its head,
dark grey mass OF ancient stone,
Whe re lie inferred the hapless dead,
And Brltaln's regal gems shown
NV second will suggest a room
For high debates and meetings claimed,
But none in history shall b DOM
Like that from Independence named.
My all, if first rate Clothes you need,
Will prove to you friend indeed.
WE HAVE
Au-scooi Fancy Cashmere Pants as loto as .S4 90
Vests " -. $50
Black Pants 80. 500
Cloth VeSts ~ 400
" Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. ..... II 90
BtdcE SuHs; ....... ..,.................2 20 90
AdUdRciHg from these rates zoe hare goods OF all
grades up TO the UeiY finest fdbricS at prices reduced
an TOpOrtOn-MeFS Youh'S, and BOys' HHoU-
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED
BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
No 61S MARKET STREET.
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SLIGHT FIRE,-1his morning about four
O'Clock a slight fire occurred at No 1922 Ridge ave-
nue. The building is used a flour store fur reno
waiting establishment, and ior other purposes No
material damage was done.
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REDUCED PRICEs-PersOn desiring Photographs
should avail themselves of the present opportunity
at b. +. Reimers Gallery, No. ga Arch street. All
styles executed in the best manner.
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Sc. Cor. Second and Market sts,. PhiIad
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Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, May IL
Reported by De Haven e Bro, No. 40 5. Third
BETWEEN BOARDS

ul CITY SoucIToR's OFFICE !
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elast
Stitch and Lock!Such Sewing Machines. No. 7t
Chestnut street,
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Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No 12O Fest street, New York.
PHILADELPHIA artists FIRST GREAT SALE
OF OIL Paintings takes place TINS evening ~ Scotts
Art Gallery, No 1920 Che.nut street at u O'Clock,
and embraces about one hundred specimens direct
from the eases or our best Philadelphia artists AS
this Is the first sale of the kind ever held in this
city, it should meet with appreciatiVe reception
at the hands OF our connoisseurs.
MEXICAN MUSTANG L1N1MENT. This is the
most effective article ever discovered for curing,
quickly, safely, and permanently, sprans, sores,
scratches, burns, bruises rheumatism injuries of
any kind, both TO men and horses No family should
be without it. All genuine bottles have tae private
U. stamp OF Demas, Barnes & Co. over the top.
For sale everywhere.
CHARLES Stokes & COS irst.cass Clotbiers.
under the Continental, now are selling frst.class
Clothing, both of workmanship and material, at
prices thaI are asked IN many places for ordinary
goods Call at Stokes & Co.'s for your Spring
Clothing.
DUTcHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUas.-Kills
upon touch, curls them up as ire does leaf, and
remains of permanent effect Try it, and sleep in
peace. Sold by all live druggists
EXPOSURE to the elements at this season of the
year is sure to bring Colds. Coughs, and kindred
diseases. They can all be cured by using Hasheesh
Candy, the great Oriental Remedy For sale by all
Druggists.
REDUCED PRICES Person desiring Photographs
at b. f. Remer's Gallery No. 624 Arch street. Ali
styles executed in the best manner.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock.Such Sewing Machines. No. 730
Chesnut street. ..t
'lubrcatve packing 1or steam engiues-for terms
see 72S chesnut st., phila and s6 dey ST., new york.
COMPOUND INTEREST NoTEs 30 and 5.2Os
wanted DE Haven & Brother, No. 40 5. Third st.
5.2O CoUPoNs DUE MAY lsT
WANTED BY DRExEL & Co
NO ~ SOUTH THIRD STREET.
POPULAR TAILoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FINE CUSTOM Work
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
| OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
NEW STYLE OF ICE BREAKERS FOR
| N hotels restaurants confectioners, soda roun
Jains etc where Ice is used n small pieces For sale
No. 1856 tEipht ThirU-hvO MARKET st below Sihth,
OF THE NUMEROUS CLOTHEs.WRINGERs
y offered for sale know of none which will equal
IN durability those having cOg-wheels to the rolls An
makes US confident Of this several sizes together with
oheS kinds dor those who , stIl prefer them Tor
NO. ss5 Eight Thirty -hve NJ MARKET st. below Hinth
EoR CORN OR BRAN WISCONSIN, CAKES
,bo. we furnish the receipts to those who purchase
NICE LOT either breakfast or tea n,,,,N eu.u,
No. 1856 Eight Thirty five, ARK ET ST. below Ninth
| q ENUINE MACKINAW SUNDOWNS
FOR LADIES, a..
IN GREAT VARIETY, TO BE HAD OF
THEO. IL. McCALLA
At bis Old Established Hat and Cap mporIum,
bH I'm No. sOi CHESNUT Street
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'lubncative packing Ior steam engines for terms
see 723 chesnut st., phla., and 26 dey St., york.
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For BREAKFAST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-01

Count Bismarck, however Duke
OF Lauenberg he Is now disregarded tneir
opposition and carried out his measures IN
their despite; and now that tho Driiiiant
success of the war has 30 completely )usti-
fed him, the opposition will DO able 70 &C.
complish little or nothing. Such VIII %
the immediate effect, but she progress o,
nopular opinion cannot be stopped, and
the Government will probably eventually
become parliamentary.
The Legislature will be occupied Win
the discussion Of the financial CONDITION OF
the country. the Reorganization OF the
army. and the Constitution Of the General
German Congress. The latter will be
established probably on basis like the
Prussian, of universal suffrage, and will
thus differ from the old, In which sove-
reigns and not peoples were represented.
The Crown Prince, who returns from the
army with the King, has been warmly re-
ceived, his bust with that Of Prince
Frederick Charles) figuring with tho
Kings in highly flattering scenic repre-.
sentation at the Opera House last Monday
night. Tuesday he was waited on by
a city deputation, who offered him the
public thanks for his skill and bravery on
the field; and he is now everywhere well
spoken of, though the chief voice in the
arrangement of the plan Of campaign Is BY
many assigned to General Won Moltke.
The cholera is rapidly decreasing here
and may be expected to disappear entirely
within month. It has now none Of the
characteristics Of an epidemic, and con.
fines its attacks, for the most part, to the
imprudent, cases occurring more fire:
quently in locality Of the city rendered
unhealthy by accumulations of dirt and
by impure water. d.
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While the President was proceeding up
Broadway on Wednesday in barouche
with Mayor Hoffman, a couple of lrishmen
in the immense crowd were overheard in
the following conversation: "Jem, the
Heaven itself smiles upon him to-day"
eyes, Mr.. Donnelly, ye may well say that.
If the President had the sun in one hand
and watering-pot in the other, he
couldn't make better weather for himself"
The lamented Lincoln was talking one
day with a western man who Swore very
freely. The President interrupted him
with "What religion do you belong to p
al don't know as belong to any; but If
am anything, I'm a Presbyterian"
"Hum, a Presbyterian; thought you
must be an Episcopalian, you swear so
like Seward"
John Brown, NJ. D., a distinguished
man of letters notwithstanding his name
advances the theory that if the hair and
the beard were never cut they would never
need cutting. "The secret when to stop
is in the end of the native, un-
touched hair" ....-.
A. P. Brookover, of Wetzel county, is
the Conservative candidate for the State
Senate in that district of West Virginia.
He is a good man and true, and we should
be pleased to chronicle his election.
What the difference between Mr.. Jones
and his little dogs tail! Answcr.-Jones
keeps horse and his dogs tail keeps a
Vaughn. -"..--.z
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"The importance of life assurance to
society everywhere its strengthening in.
fluence upon the sinews of social life; the
soldity it imparts to all domestic institu-
tions the protection it affords to the Ia
bors and the recreations of existence the
comfort il brings to the sacred fireside OF
home the relief it pours out SO abun-
dainty upon the bereaved and suffering ;
the countless benefits 1t scatters along the
pathway of life; the blessings it reserves
for future of sorrow-all Of these are
now more truly perceived and more
warmly appreciated than ever they were
before. People are beginning to under
stand, and to understand in earnest, that
their best interests are conserved in these
wise and benevolent institutions. Great
confidence is imposed in them in all direc-
tions. The hopes Of parent and child,
lover and sweetheart, husband and wife,
brother and sister, old and young, the
widowed and the orphaned, all are garner
cd up in their keeping"
We would suggest that the strongest and
best company should be selected.
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4 YER,S AGUE CURE, for the speedy

A YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy
N cure OF Intermittent Fever or Fever and Agne,
Remitte mt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periods
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fevers indeed, for the whole class OF diseases
originating in hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria Of miasmatic countries. Fever and ARue
is not the only consequence of the miasmatic POT
son. great variety OF disorders arise from its
irritation In malarions districts, among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, cont, Headache. Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpt-
tation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Pain In the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derange-
ment Of the Stomach, all Of which, when orisi-
mating in this cause pnt on the Intermittent type or
become periodical. This "cuRg" expsls the poi
son from the blood, and thus cures them all alike.
1t is not only the most effsc,ual remedy ever dis
covered for this class Of complaints, but It's the
cheapest, and, moreover, is perfectly safe. No
harm can arise from its use, and the patient when
cured is left as healthy II be had never had the
disease. Can this be said Of any other cure for
Chlls and Fever? il Is true OF this and Its import
ance to those icted with the complaint cannot be
over estimated So sure IL 10 10 cure the Fever and
Ague that il may be truthfnily said 10 be certain
remedy One dealer complains that V Is not good
medicine 10 sell, because one bottle cures whole
neig borhood.
sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
au2-2m Richmond, Va.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" N0RTH EAST ANp %EST SIN y pdIoT TIE
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY;-ELEGAST SLEEPING
CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS;-The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the elite,
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run as follows: tn.
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily (Sundays exceptedl at SIS A. N arriving in
Washlngton at s2sP Va Sonns Sp ,Yv win d.
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The MONT THROUGH MAIL TRA!N. win
Richmond daily ats p. NJ, arriving In Wsshlgg
tor at 4. 30 A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST. and
WEST.
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltmor-,
Philsdeiphia, New York, Boston, and all the prln-
For further information and through tickets
apply at the office Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe llill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTB, Superins Tdent. myB
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BETTER THAN WHEAT.-Hurkamp paid
out fourteen hundred dollars for sumac
last week. The Neacs says Stafford
farmer expects to realize one thousand
dollars this year from his sumac crop.
This is far better than wheat ever paid.
There is no ploughing and sowing, and
there is no fatality in the shape of win
rust, scab, or the twenty fatali-
ties attending the production of wheat
HederickSLtug Herald.
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THE PURlTANs.-Rev. Mr.. Burns, lately
translated from Montrose to the Cathe-
dral Church of Glasgow, came ont with
q statement that "the Mayfower carried
to America as great cargo of bigots as
ever crossed the sea-" And Rev. DR..
Seise, of Philadelphia, in "Thc Threaten
ing RUM" says that the spirit which the
Pilgrim Fathers brought with them was
about as intolerant as that from which they
hcd.-ChriStian Witness.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMNER sCHEDULE.-The THRorGg
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY
June -, will leave Richmond Sundays excepted
1t 100 A. n, and arrive At Jscksons Rivsr At u
THROUGH TICKETS sold via Tro,,sr 4 Co :.
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester. and
other points on Valley Turnpike also, to SIR.
Warm, Hot Healing and White sulphur Springs,
and by Hartman 4 Co 3 Stage Line to LexlngIon.
Natural Bridge, and Rockbrdgs Baths Also eLI
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ror Nashville.
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or.
leans, and Orange and Alexandria road 10 Lynch.
burg and 9th or important points In the southwest
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS VIII
Trains on Orange and Aisxandria railroad norh
and south, and through them with the Virginia ana
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for the pre-.
sent.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on mon.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaving
Charlottesville at S A. NJ, arriving In Richmond
at 10. 30 A. NJ. Leave Richmond same days at IS
p M, and arrive at Charlottesville at . 7. ".
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at 9. 30 A. N.
II D. wHITCOMB.
jels General Superintendent
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WIN. KNAB BE q Co.,a
w !, ,nAsu,Acru...s Q, ), RHBS
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD H9DAL,ut ~ y
j. GRAND. n,. .. SQUARE ..

.yfs "t@,P IA NOS.
These Instrsmsnts having bssn before the public
for ths Pest thirty years, have, upon their sxesl.
lsncs alone, attained On rSPUacHAssD fHE.HAl'
sxxos that pronouncss them unsquallsd. Their
SID TONI
combines crest power, riehnsss, svsstness, and
ane singing quality. - well - great purify o.
intonat.on and hsrmoniouaness throughout the
entire scale. Their rorcu 81
u plant and elastic and II entirely free nom the
stiansss found In 70 many pianos, which ssusss
thu performer to 30 easily tire. In
II WORKNkNSHIP 7a
thsy cannot bs excslled. Their action 10 con.
strustsd with . care and attention to svsry part
Ii sssin thas eharsetsriIss the finest msehanisn.
None butths best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture, and they win accept the hard Dasss
Of Ne sosssrt.room With that Of tho parlof upon
An squaiity-unaGsctsd In their meIody; In fact,
thsy are eonstruetsd sE. mrl
"Hor FOR 4 YgAR-BuT FOR EVER"
All or SQUARE Pianos have our new improved
0PanA esals and tie AgFsss Treble. =
Iyss1 piano fuily vsnAa1sd Tor FIVE X1ARS.
wAIxlooAs. - wIgf 1ALfno18 sT1kSfs,
kss-ssn 1AL9In0xl.s @st
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.RIcznoyp ALB DASvIIIs RAlLlo.n
- HfCUuOHp Julv - iSs1~

!. .Moxnosn Alb DAsvILLs RAIIaoAo.I
kfoHnoHD, July =, issS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On a.,
y. afssr YRlDAY, July nth, TRAINS on NJ,
NAIL AND FAssxNaiR TRAIN Law. D.,
mona daily e 7.sA. Il. Arrives 81 DanTiils" IS
P. u. Arrives at Greensboro st7isP.
Leaves 0rssusboro' daily ct {. % A. N. L..
DanytIls daily sss.nA. Il. Arrives n Riehm"'s
'EQTIoE 10 TRAvHLIRs.-rh. publ. -.
hereby informed that the Different raiIrosi. y. y,
yllls VI; S.ssnsbSro, ssl!sSgIy, ,ad Csariosa:.,
iss .:;o o''s connsr ss s.S e AgESa
Montgomery, .Selms, Mobile, BE-, Ala. N
Q, 2, k. L.. Ss are Nc. eonYssa .hu. ssis,
% the various points south. The route p ~.
through . salubrious and healthy country. SA''s
Trains connect at Burksvills nth train. a, a..
BURG BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE. DAIross'
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &C.. lie Ah1os,
The Southstds trains connect atLyncbhr,,.,
trains on the Virginia and Tsnnesses r.iIrD.3N 70
detention at that point going or coming -
THOMAS D0DAMEAD
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CoRN.-The corn crop in this county
promises an extraordinary yield this sea-
son. The late rains came just in time for
the late and backward corn.-.Shenandoah
JJaroIJ