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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-03

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
HI ROAD.-CHANGE OF. SCHEDuLE.-On
snd after WEDNESDAY, December 49, 1862 tbs
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii os run
GOING aSi souTn.-Lyuchburg and Danytle pas
sengers leave Richmond daily 5except iSundayB)
at S:l5 a. NJ; leave BurkeYtne daily Except Sun.
days) at l245 r. M: arrive at panylle daily lex
cent Sundays) 81 5:6s P. d.. THROUGH MALL
Z. IL; leaves Danville daily st l3s p. IL; arrives
at Greensboro daily at dis A. II.
GOING NoRTN.-Lynchbarg and Dany1ue pas.
eengers leave Danvil1e d&tly except sundaysI at
7:4o A. M. leave BurkeFtfe: daily except srn.
daysl at H:45 Z. II. arrive at RtehIaond DAILY
Except Sundaysl at $50 T. NJ. ThR9UHh AAL III.
2. NJ; leaves Danyile daily at ll:s7 z. h.; az
rIves at Richmond daily 1t 20 A.. III. 49,.
The Lynchburg and DanYills PASSENGER TraIn
connects, at Burkeytle, with tho trains on sne
Southsidei road for Petersburg, Sorfolk, LynGa'
| burg and all stations on the Southstde and VsH-
etnia and Tennessee RAILROADS., 'Bristoh hnG1.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashiins, memphis
| and all Important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the NORTH caro-
| Una road for Charlotte, Cohmbia, Augusta, ea-
| yanpah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, 6GA &e.s
| and ut Richmond with the Richmond, fredeffcAs.
| burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and ONO ana
Richmond and York River railroads. ~ 49,, 80, -
| SLEEPING GAGS and CHlLES'S FAIEhE
| RECLINIEG CHAIRS on the through express
| train. t.- IdonAo SoDAttaas, I
| de 20 eopo. HY,oI.eons.
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Removing Virginia Land seusfters.

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, May 2.-GenerI
Barry has received orders from Washington
to remove the squatters from the Smith
farm, near Hampton. He sent company
of regular troops, under the command Of
Colonel Warner, to the farm this morning.
The squatters were given until tomorrow
at 3 O'clock to leave peaceably.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
For the Dispatch.
Murder Igi kcconfNc.
pEraHONpTowN, April q,

DEuHAoNpT0wN, April y, 1870.
j horrible murder took place yesterday
Hear ASA voman. 4 married moman named
Ellen Bunting killed man named William
tu.cv. GHlIctt Bunting, the husband Of
Lien Bmting, keeps small groggcry near
A>>awomNn. William Onley, who is, or
W., 4 man Of weak intellect, was drink
iug in the shop with Mrs. Bunting. A
quarrel arose between the two, and Mrs.
Euu,iu", who was drunk, killed the other
with III axe. The face WAS horribly mutt
htcd--Ihc nose cut of, the eyebrow crushed
in, 81. Mrs. Bunting hus been arrested
and lodged i'll Jail. The murder was wit
messed by two women living nearly oppo-
si'c, across the road.
On the same day, and probably in the
same III q! intoXicalion, Mrs. 3. wandered
oil to the creek and lost her child, an infant
Of seven months, i'll the water. The body
Of The infant mas since been recovered.
such arc the melancholy facts, which
would well point a lecture on intemperance.
20 complete was her intoXication that she
declares that If She murdered him she recol-
locis nothing about it. ~,
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Foreign Enrkets-[BY TkLEGRAPul
LONDON, May i-Noon.-The Stock Exchange Is
closed to-day, and there La nothing doing.
LIVERPOOL, Nay a--goon.-Cotton nat; up
lands, lHd. Orleans. nsBlHd. !; estimated sales,
Geo ba1ez. 2sso O. CIook--Corn. 2s. Sd. Beef.
llos.
Rentes, fE &c.
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RIcHNosD AND rETERsBURa X. r. Coal 3,
- '.. RICHMOND, April q, 1870.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

Leave Richmond at s:4s A. N. Hnd 7:so r. u. -
leave Petersburg ut 10 A. N. and :oS r. T1t
ger car attached will leave Richmond daily.at =
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $50. A. ID. tSun-y
days excepted). -ypGa !Gg > 80! :stsa! 80
The 3:4s A. III. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:os +. n. train viii not leave
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 2 so p. NJ
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. ~ 4 u st - ~.
will run Oh MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
Chester with the accommodation train. ~Passcn-
gers returning will take the $50 p. NJ. train con-
Meeting at Chester with the cosl train. .ltf
- - t..s~tf THOMAS III. WYNNE.5 Z. y
nm n 49,. b. retg. ssgfqs SuDorlnteH(seJlt &.
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ObftEarT.

ALEXANDRIA, May 2.-William q. Du-
lany, prominent member Of the bar In
this city, died suddenly this evening.
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Steamboat Disaster.

QUEBEC, May 1.-The steamship Germany
to-day ran into anu cut down the steamship
City Of Quebec when of Green Island
The latter steamer sunk in deep water halt
an hour after the occurrence. Her third
engineer and O passenger were lost.
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Financial aaa Commercial.
GraaR and Fioasr Market.
CoEN. AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
H1cHMoND. VA, May ., B7o.

ssf taiG|l * f.astt OFFERINGS. . s.stz sft'n
5IWhsEE.-Wh ite, 40 bnshais.f Red 90 bushels.
, 1osp.-W hts, q 600 bcshelsr Mixed ecs bushels.
tOCte.-sl2 busheis.
q Hys.-ss bushels. u,
Thest.-Whiko 1ee busksls very good at o. a.,
Red, % bushels ut SI3.
e6rn.--Hhita ~ bIahals prime on private terms;
sc braheh ut fila Mixed, liz basbsls very good
Osts.-ss bushels coed on private terms; Il bush-
slr prime at 0Sc., . buahols prime winter At CSC.
RsIu bushels good at u. IS; 70 bushels prime
@& ~ e i Rx-ExHIBITEp. stst.
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FIRE IN New YoRX.-A fire broke out in
building No. 81 Centre street, which entire
ly destroyed the first, second, third, fourth,
and sixth floors, occupied by the New York
Printing Company, loss 800, 900; the fourth
and fifth floors by 6. w. Alexander, book
binder, loss $4,000. All insured. Loss on
building, owned by Robert Creghart,
$4,000.
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Richmond Tobacco Marhet.

MAY 2.-The market; has been less active since
the sad calamity which has befsllen our city. We
Observe no special change in prices, and continue
our quotations as before: 49,. 49,.
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ia this city one or two OF the old officials
have held on TO their books, but since all
1onihold has been Knocked from beneath
them, we imsgine they will now retire.
Most OF the Offices Of this city, however,
have been in possession of the new appoin-
tees for some time Petersburg Htden.
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!. re- BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, IN.
Simultaneous. No disappointment ridiculous
tintB remedies the III effects OF bad dyes, invtgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, Rev YORK. NH 2a-eodis
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES (SUNDAY
i p. M.EXOEPTEDl TO THE NORTH, EAST,
VA AQUA CREEK-THE SHORTEST and
QUICKEST ROUTE.-Tbe THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot cor1eI
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at .l5 A. and $50 P
Is. Sunday at II. "A. III. onlyb making close and
reliable connections with THE WARRINGTON
Tor THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID HECL1NIN6'
CHAIRS, for which no charge iB mada. y4=,J I. ~
The elegant and commodlous steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandrlaeae way. = q
The ACCOMMODATlON. TRAIN between
ner O; BROAD and Eighth streets daily tSundays
exceptsdl at P. 81, , and arrives In Richmont at
through tickets to al principal points North an
West. - i III. .-,:.t "a, ,.s.,L,.ll.
For further Information and for through TICKETS
North sppfy ct the of1ce corner Broad and Eisbsnl
streets and for through tickets to all points North
and West apply nj the ticket ONCE corner BYRD
and Eighth gtreets.
NO IS j. Is, GENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
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Foreign Newn.

GREAT BRITAIN.
DUBLIN, May 2.-Cardinal Cullen has
issued another pastoral letter, renewing his
denunciations of Fenianism and Free Ma
sonry, and reprobating the Investigations
into monastic institutions.
ROME.
ROME, May 3-Cardinal Antonelli, In bis
reply. boldly tells Count Daru that the Pope
declines to submit the French note to the
Ecumenical Council.
Prelates opposed to infallibihty, and
those who absented themselves because
that dogma had been passed upon by the
Council, have been communicated with by
telegraph and urged to return to Rome.
ITALY.
LONDON. May 2.-Dispatches frsm Flo
renee, just received, confirm the report Of
the assassination of the italian Consul, Pap
plepore, at Buenos Ayres.
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Shipping (green or unripe), common
10 medium..... 1.o0y$ S.z5
Shipping, ripe, In good oruer........ 1soQ $50
Working, common TO medium. s.ooSQ $50
Working, good. s.sc6 1880
to medium s u " = loso@ 1000
f9e'. aiuoAas " "o.tAus' $50 Is 500 $500
Sun-cured. s.5aQ LOO
t Leaf III
Shipping. shorf dark in good order. eo1S11oo
Shipping, short dark, In soft order. 5000 1000
II sooa' a1aE ea :n anu Way 1850 1900
rich snd Wary. 10000 11so
Stsmming short and long. .........., s.5eI l2.so
Bright WPappers. medium 20 good ss.o0M 5000
BRIGHT Wrappers, fne to extra, I0.oOS 10000
Sm-cured leaf, ..,,..,,.,.,. u.s01 5000
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA HOME lNsUEANcF}
COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April 2s, 1870.
T,uE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STOCKHOLDERS Of this company will be
held MT their Office no. I2l! Main street. on TuES-
DAY the 10Th of 3lay, 1870, at So O'CLOCK +: ~;
an2s-td Secretary.
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nR. 81. d. TALIA.FERRO respectfully
IL orers hts PROFESSIONAL EEYIGES 70
the citizens of Richmond ONCE a1d reslaenca
&C Mr. aobert A. Mayoss, ITO Seventh stfeee Dc
tween Franklin and Grace streets. aps--'N
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MEETINGS.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPA-
STOCKHOLDERS OF the HOLLYWOOD GENE
Terry COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY,
Say 5, at O'Clock p. H., at the office OF Thomas
streets No. 1900 over Z. Il. Spence & Co. .tj s.
JAAIS II. GARDNER,
aD2a-td Secretary.
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@ BURRESS, WILLIAMS & co.
1I17 MAIN STREET.

We take pleasure in informing our friends that
We ars now receiving our second regular supply
" .u.. aPRING GOODS.
which makes our stock full and complete. These
goods have been bought within the past two weeks
aimee the recent heavy decline in all foreign gocds
and wa confidently assert can besold as cheap as
similar goods were ever offered In this market.
wet this occasion to tender our thanks to
our friends and the public for the unprecedented
patronage which has been accorded us and to
assure them that no effort on our part shall be
spared to merit Ito continuance.
We invite all in want Of .LEEt
FRESH,
FASHIONABLE, and
Il DESIRABLE
4 ....... DRY GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION II
to giyeus a call and be convinced that they can
supply their wants ut lower prices than before
the war.
We name in part .a.s... ......-... ..-
DRESS GOODS of every kind, in rich SILKS,
rJAPANRaa SILKS, IRISH PoPLINs,
l. REAL NsHAIRs, IRON BAREGEs,
GRENADINES, PLAIN and EMBROI
DERED LENos, JAPANESE CLOTHS
BAREGEs. PIQUEs, PERcALEs
| .BRnL1ANTs. LAWNS JACCoNETs
/ oRGANDIEs ...
| FRENCH CAMBRICs GINGHAMs,
LINEN LAWNS, -.
| moUssELA1NEs. MERINos.
WHITE. BLACK. and COLORE1
| ALPACAs, BoMBAzINEs. TAMIsl
! CLOTH HERNANIs, and complet
limo OF MOURNING GOODS.
/ DLEAcHED and BROWN COTToNs Ia
makes), &c.,. ........ ....
CALICOEs, FLANNELS. ..e,
CURTAIN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS "a large stockl. = n.'
/ LINEN sHEETINa, PILLOW LINEN.
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS TOWELS
HANDKERCHIEgs, HOSIERY.
GLOVES OF all kinds uncluding two-butto
seamless kid very cheap,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, LINEN, DUCK
and DRILLS, CoTToNADEs. Ora
WATTS, BOWS and TIES,
TABLE OILCLOTHs,
4 REAL THREAD and LLAMA Lao
POINTS,
LLAMA LACE sACoUEs,
/ REAL and IMITATION LACE COLLAR
and SETS
r LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
f THREAD and IMITATION LACEs.
ri cAMBR1c and SWISS EDG1NGs and Il
l31r 10 IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATR Al
Il THE ITEMS WE KEEP.
Il sgre s- vsss 5F"- a.
/ OUR STOCK
i. II B UNUSUALLY LARGE. <
and We In otto an examination OF 1t, know
fI Z that We can give =
u Pc REJECT SATISFACTION
4 ~ go. TO ALL ~ T2aTTtt ltfe
Il WHO EAvoA. Us WITH THEIR Their I,
RI tE(# PATRONAGE
BURREss, W. HLLAMs . CO.;
!, lli5 Main street,
! apis &fs between Eleven h and Twelfth
!. ~ BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-Tl
!. splendid HAIR-DYE is the best fn the world 4
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STRAWBERRY PURE RYE WHIsss--
- KEY. my
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4 MOUNTAINS OE OATHs.--It has been
a>rurlan.,d that not less than 300, 900 ALL
un-iv oati!5 were taken under the prOcla-
nations respectively of Presidents Lincoln
sad Johnson. They arc OF record i'll the
>t.ic hcDartmcnt.
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ZEAL ESTATE At PBIyATE sALEs
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
v = LAND AGENCY. X ~ - -t+ Z

: NcPHAIL u |WTTHEHS, =, ~. !, H.
No, 11i4 MAIN STREET.. RICHMOND, VA ~
Tho undersigned having this, day entered into
co.. artnership under the finn Of McPHAL 20
WITHERS, FOR: the purpose q, c9n nW s %
Onrchase and sale on commission Of LANDsrs
ERALPROPERTIEstrsi LLS, and MAN,
ot attractive and desirable sections Of virgins
and North Carolina, offer their services TO buyers
and sellers generally They are forming mSss ana mn
LII esfsbiish local axspcies at various points m
each From es enc teS.
rough cnna,nt.nce and deteryp tusticn 10 lcSFo'
syS undone to attract attention to properiss
them AID ,s,p me ssss q ss
Oh f sIsr shave ri unbhe patronage g
All psrties Wishing % purchase oE seis cen. on,
tain reliable iniornseR s ~ yI sp aaM II
orecst;ons Sor good and we'll minsrAs pre-.
perties. = s.-L-T y. - Richmond1 va;
L -, -s.4-t., -EtEss, EwM. d, WlfHEpS fit
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
~ the Richmon and Fredericksburg Rstlroad
Company for til. RENEWAL Of CERTIP1CATE
OF DEBT No. O. bearing date goth or May, 1871,
and payable July 1st. 1857, for the sum or Ste;
certificate having been lost or destroyed:
MARGARET &. FISHER.
RIcuRoSp. March s, 1870. NH s-TnAu
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We take pleasure in informing our friends that
we are now receiving our second regular supply
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DURE AND PALATABLE Is The
7 STRAWBERRY WHISKEY. my3
NOTICE. have the celebrated CE-
IN MENT PAINT for stopping leaks In old
roofs. Any person having leaky roof can have
It stopped by calling on o,,
Successor TO Yale, Bowers Yale,
Iron Block, Governor street, Richmond, vs..
ia i'm
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OF the Legislature Of that Territory caused
the Senate to pass unanimously to-day .
Dill repeating, all territorial laws giving
them Jurisdiction In matters concerning
this road. It appears the Pacific Railroad
Company dony that the parties have any
valid claim, and If they are to be interfered
with by every party whe can trump up q
claim in the Territories through which the
road passes they will be compelled to sus.
pend operationG.
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DEPARTMENT ".
HORTICULTURAL


Apples-Best collection, six specimens each
variety, all properly labeled, $40, s, 6 /; bush
ell winter apples, 5, 3; bushel fall apples, 3,
2; ornamental dish or basket of apples, as
sorted varieties, 3, 2
Pears-Best collection, four specimens
each variety, all properly labeled, St, 4, 2;
dish of pears, 8, 2.
Plums-Best basket assorted, different va
rieties, named and labeled, So, 8.
Grapes-Best exhibition of grapes grown
in the open air, different varieties, properly
named and labeled, SIS, 3. For the best tw o
lunches of the following varieties; Diana,
Adirondac, Delaware. Concord, Hartford Pro-
life, Isabella, each, 50. For best exhibition
of grapes grown under glass, different varie-
ties, properly named and labeled, A. best
two punches Black Hamburg, q best two
punches of any other variety, 2; best two
punches of any white Muscat, 2; best two
lunches of any other white variety.
E!e=sss-Bes: collection of plants and
flowers by one exhibitor, $40, 7.
IA fund of $40 is placed Mt the disposal OF
the committee on flowers, to be awarded in
premiums, as they may determine.
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Sonoshes-For best Turban not less than
two, So; Marrow, not less than two. = !;
Hubbard not less than two,2 CrooKneck,
not less than two, 2, | !; largest squash, l.
Be,ts-For best Long Blood. not less than
twelve, So, /; Turnip Rooted, not less than
twelve, 2, l.
Beans-For best half peck Lima, 50, i;
best half peck any other variety, 2, /.
Caulifowers-For best two, 81, /.
Ca55ages-For best six heads, So; three
heads, /.
81, /.
Celery-For best six plants, So, /.
Ontons-For best peck of any one variety,
So, l.
Pampkins-For best two specimens, 81, l.
Parsnips-For best twelve, So, l.
Tomatoes-For best peck, 81, l.
Turnips-For best peck, 81, l.
aromatic Pot and Speet Hefbs-best, 50, l.
Melons-For best three Watermelons, 50,
/; best three Musk melens, 2, l f.; Citrons, 2.
For best exhibition and greatest variety OF
potatoes grown and exhibited by one person,
with a statement of their origin, general
characteristics and mode of cultivation. IS, g..
Wool. FLAX, AND HoPs. Best exhibition
of fine wool, not less than three fieeces, So,
2; coarse wool, not less than three fieeces, 3,
z; max, not less tfaH tnIee Pouhusf ~ = ;
best bail hops, 8, g
BUTTER. Best fifteen pounds of butter,
with statement of making, SIS, 6, 4.
CHEESE. Best lot of cheese made by the
exhibitor within the year, S., 6, t.
BREAD, SUGAR, MAPLE SYRUP AND HONEY.
Best loaf of wheat bread, 50, /; best loaf of
brown bread, 2, l; best collection of bakers
bread and cakes, 10, 5; best lot maple sugar,
not less than twenty pounds, 8, 5; best maple
syrup, 8, 8; best honey, not less than twenty
pounds, 6, 4.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES IN MAINE IN
1870. For best pair wooden blankets, 81;
best ten yards all wooden flannel, 2; best ten
yards mlled wool cloth, 2; best ten yards
wool carpeting, 2; best ten yards linen
cheese strainer, best sewing silk, !;
be t linen table cloth, best linen diaper, 2;
best shirts, from native linen, best wooden
yarn, three pounds, | best wooden yarn knit
stockings, best worsted knit stockings, ! !;
best knit wooden gloves, /, best wooden nit
tens, diploma; best hand-knit cotton stock
ings, i, best rag carpet. fifteen yards, 3, 2;
best hearth rug, 3, 2; best floor mat, 3, q;
best all wool frocking, ten yards, B; best co.,
ton and wool do, 9; best suit of gentleman's
clothing, domestic manufacture, 8, 8.
NEEDLE WORK. For best variety of fancy
and ornamental needle work made by one
woman, 81, 2, Il best counterpane, 3, 2. l;
best embroidery, 3, 2, /.
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WHAT is THE NEW FAMILY SINGER OF 1870?

!. t. the concentrated rasiii; of twenty years ex.
perience in building Sewing Machines.
1t uses very short straight needles.
IT makes the shuttle or L0Ck-stiteh alike upen
both sides of the work.
1t is very light running and has silent feed
1t is very easily kept clean, and is always in
order
1t is less difficult to understand and learn to
operate than any other.
1t has the most simple and easily adjusted ten.
sion ever invented.
1t is less liable to rust than any other.
1t is so constructed that dust cannot enter it or
oil drop from it.
1t works equally well upon the finest Lace or
heaviest Beaver Cloths
1t will hem rulings of dress goods over seams
without any preparation.
1t is very highs peeded and requires very little
power to keep in motion.
1t will outwear any other Family Machine ever
made.
1t will Hem, Braid Fell, Cord Tack, Ruille, EN-.
broder, Bind, Trim, &C.
1t costs $50 delivered at your house. set to run.
ming and warranted.
Covers, Folding Tops, Cabinets according to fin.
ish, $50 to $3.50.
The prices named above, are the cash prices at
the Nanuiactory, but knowing that the various cir
cumstances OF all will not admit of the rigid {. o.
amount into MONTH or in some cases weekly pay
ments, in such manner as will best suit the con-
vcnience of the purchaser.
This is done purely for the accommodation Of the
patron. no extra charge is made from the regu.
lar cash prices
No charge for instructions in operating the Sing
er's upon any class OF work.
Remember the Placc-Opposite the Post Ofice
Mt the Fancy Goods and Picture Frame Store of S.
=. PLUMMER, Water Street Augusta.
\. B.-Superior quality of Twist Threads, Nee
dies, Oil and all sorts Of Sewing Machine Findings
for sale at Manufacturers prices.
RS-Please call and examine
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
Augusta, Maine. augiSD&Wu
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DEPARTMENT III.

FARM CRoPs AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Competitors on grain and root crops will
be required TO give a statement under oath OF
the quality and condition of the soil, when
plowed, kind and amount of manure used and
mode of applying, the methods Of cultivating
and harvesting, variety of seed and amount
of product.
FIELD CRoPs. For best conducted expert
ment in raising the largest crop OF spring
wheat at the least expense on not less than
one acre, SIS; the same on three-fourths OF
an acre, 10; the same on one-haif acre. o:
Best bushel of wheat, 8, 3. Best conducted
experiment in raising tile greatest value of
field crops on one acre of land. mode of cul-
ture and amount and kind of fertilizers, to be
stated under oath, specimen of each crop to
be exhibited 20, Is, 10. For greatest crop
of potatoes grown on not less than one-half
acre. specimen of one bushel to be exhibited;
a statement of crop and yield to be given un-
der oath and forwarded to the Secretary of
the Society, on or before the first "Wednesday
of January, 1871, or forfeit the premium, 3,
5, S. For best crop each Of beets, turnips
and carrots, grown as q field crop on not less
than one-fourth acre, TO be accompanied with
statement, s, s. For greatest crop of cram
berries grown on not less than one-eighth
acre, character Of soil and mode of culture TO
be given, sample to be shown, 8, 4, 8; for
best half bushel cranberries. 3, 2.
GRAINS AND SEEDS. [Grains receiving
premiums to become the property of the So
ciety.l Best bushel rye, s3, q; best bushel
barley, 8, 2; best bushel oats, 2, best bush
ell buckwheat, 8, 2; best bushel beans, 8, 3;
best boshel peas, 8, q; best specimen Of seed
corn, not less than eighty ears, 4, 2; best
bushei red clover seed, s, 3; best bushel
timothy seed, s, 5; best bushel red-top seed,
ea.1s ,t,l