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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-09-30
STRING AND SUMMER
LLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
MISS ELIZABETH LAZARUS,
In Dewau's Building, Market Square,
SUNBURY, PA,
where will be found "A new supply Of goods, con-
sistiug of Millinery aud Fancy Goods,
HATS AND DoNNETS, TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED.
ALSO, CIIILDREN'S HATS,
for girls aud boys.
Flowers Of the latest and handsomest STYLES.
Sash Ribbons, plain and figured. Ladies'
Speuccrs, Lace Collars, Linen Colnrs and Guns
FOR Ladies aud Children, Crochet collars.
Neckties for Ladies' and Gent's--latest STYLES.
silk sack Loops, superior article. Gloves
Including Kids, and Ladies' Duckskm gloves.
llandkerchleis. All kinds OF Trimmings
Embroidery Patterns. Hosiery for Ladies',
Gents and Children. Nas "'que and plque
trimmings.
TRIMMING slLks,
Chignons, IePhyrs aud Yarns, aud q general
variety Of Notions,
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes that
the qualify OF her goods Wll merit a continuance
Of the same. ELIZABETH LAIARUs
April ~, lS7l
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iainis, Oils. .se.

A PULL stock of OILS comprising l.nseed
4 ol, Coal on, Fish oil, and Lubrcalmg
oil ior Engnes ani Machinery, Yarnlshes, Glass,
always on hand, AZ low prices at
CuhLEf a co.'s.
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M9E.LsNERS AND FANCY STORE.
MISS L. WEISER,
Market Street, one door west of Gearhart's con-
fectioncry store,
SUNBURY, PA,
Has opened her Spring and Summer stock OF
Millinery amsi Fancy Goods,
HATS AND BONNETS.
The latest styles Of Dress Trimmings, French
and American Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, Sack
loops, Chignons, Collars, Cuffs, Jouyin Gloves,
and large variety of other articles
In connection with the Millinery business, she
carries on the
DRESS MAKING AND FITTING,
in all its branches.
She is also agent for the sale of Ramsey, Scott s.
Co.'s Patterns.
The ladies of Sunbury ana Vicinity arc cor
daily invited to call and examine her splendid
stock.
May 49, 1871.
LUMBER AND PLANNING MILLS.
Third Street, adjoining Phila. & Erie r. r., two
Squares North of the Central Hotel,
sUNBURY, PA.
IRA Z. CLEMENT,
=; prepared to furnish every description of lum-
a Der required by the demands of the public
Having all the latest improved machinery for
l''li"Is'CtuIliG LunDCI NC is HOW ready 10 Hi or
dcrs Of all kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS MOULDINGS, We
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
and all kinds of Ornamental Scrowl Work. Turn
ing Of every description promptly executed. Also,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BILL MBER.
HEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
Lathe, &c.
Orders promptly lilled, and shipped by Railroad
or otherwise. IRA T. CLEMENT.
dccl9-GS:ly
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Miscellaneous.
Sunbury Cattle Insurance
Company.

company.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY LIST, 1871.
Number of Policies, 712.
Amount OF Property Insured, s52,315,OO
Amount of Premium Notes In force, S34.213O0
CASH ASSETS. ..
Amount loared at interest, 100000
Amount In Treasurer's hands, 100000
Amount due from Agents, s3OOg5
Amount due from other sources S726OO
Available Capital, s39, ,239,95
Insure your Cattle.
INSURE with responsible and perfectly re-
Il liable Company. Insure where your losses
will be paid promptly.
THIS is A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM
PANY.
Hence, unlike other Companies, you are sure
of being paid promptly for all losses, II insured
In this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses are less, and our
Charter is Perpetual. Wei pay losses by all kinds
of accdents-by death, (cxcepting in cases of
epidemcs,) by theft, &C., &c. We pay prompt
ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money in case of loss.
Nearly $4,000 paid on Cows alone
tsir.
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Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
SUMMER TINE TABLE.

On and after Monday, August 7th, 1871, the
Irains on the Philadelphia X Erie Rail Road will
-un us follows;
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Curious diamond Robbery.

4 Young gentleman, a native OF Balti-
potr. who has Just arrived here from Cali
lurnia per steamer Ocean Queen, which ar
rived in New York the latter part Of last
week, relates singular asory Of q robbery
Of Jewels and valuable diamonds which oc-
cured on board that steamer just before
her arrival in the port Of New York, and
subsequently,. He states that when he ar
rived at ASpiuwail 4 party Of wealthy and
distinguished Perurians, citizens Of Lima,
came on hoard the Ocean Queen en- route to
Europe VIZ. New York. AT the same time
another party of men took passage to New
York. whose appearance, though they were
wrll dressed, and had 1irst-class state-rooms,
excite. the suspicious Of the captain of the,
steamer, as well as several Of the passen-
gers. Accordingly, the Peruyians and our
informant. all of whom had yaluables in
their trunks, had them removed to the pur-
ser. safe. But when the steamer was conf
ing up the bay Of New York, the Baltimore
gentleman, fearing there would be yeXa-
tiou- delay in getting at the purser in the.
confusion attendant on discmbarkiDg at the
wharf, sought out that officer, and obtained
his diamonds, some $4,000 worth, and
placed them in wallet III his trunk, which
hc locked in his state-room, and only left
there while be went to dinner.
VIZ arriving II NEW j Oih lie pIOCccueu
II his holel, after exchanging cards with
his Peruvian friends, and they went their
way to the Filth Avenue Hotel. A day or
two afterwards, having received an invita-
ton 10 call on the Peruviaps at their hotel,
Ec went 10 his trunk for change of clothes,
when, to his astonishment, he discovered
thN' a new suit of clothes and his diamonds
had been stolen. He communicated the
facts 10 the police, who cautioned him
u say nothing about it, but leave the
matter in their hands tor investigation.
He then went to call on the PeruyianS,
and rode out with them into the Park. No
tc!ng his serious appearance, these gen.
temen questioned, and finally obtained
from him the facts above stated. 1t at
once occurred to them that their own jew
returned to the hotel, where they found
t1at during their short absence the room
had been entered. d satchel and other things
taken, their trunks rihed, and over $1,000
Of levels and unset diamonds distracted
alu taken away. They at once went TO the
police and gave information, and were told
TO keep quiet. The police nave also thus
tar kept quiet concerning their operations
III the matter, and in the meantime the
stolen valuables are not forthcoming. The
theory OF the gentlemen who were robbed
Is that the party who took passage at AS
plnwall were professional operators, and
had knowledge Of the fact that the Peruvian
gentlemen had valuable baggage with them,
and accompanied and logged them until
tueir purpose of robbery was finally ac-
mplSbed.- Washington Patriot.
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T,HE HEALING SPRINGS, -. :.
L BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA;
Will be open for the reception OF visitors on the
LIST of June next. =. ":
The springs, situated In the beautiful Warm
Spring Valley, distant eight miles from the Warm
Springs, three from the Hot, and fifteen rom the
town OF Covington, occupy central position In
the group Of Mineral Springs for which this pasf
OF Virytnia Ia so remarkable. The scensrY Is
grand and beautiful, the air pure sud exhilara-
sing and che bathing luxurious and invfgcrating,
producing delightful glow on the surface, and
1mparting roseate and beautiful tint 10 the COM
They are accessible by The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad from Millboro' depot, twenty: three
miles, crossing the Warm Spring mountain, or
from .CovingtUn depot, fifteen miles, over tine
turnpike road Of easy grades passing IN fan view
- - Nl FALLING SPFINGs - 81.
and the spleud "a scenery on Jaex5on,s river. =,
fsersons leaving Washington or Richmond IN
the morning can reach the springs via CoYfpgton
the same night, or remain ut Coviagton and ar
rive at the Springs next morning
Professor KEk SNICH,S CELEBRATED BRASS
BAND has been engaged for the season.
Pamphlets attestins the virtue and curative pro
pertiss OF the waters can be Ind OF Messrs. bR.
CELL, LADD d CO.., Richmond, or or the agent
Price Of TIE water reduced to IS per case. q. .sss
M. n. H0US TON, 81. D., resident physician.
( BOARD a. per day, go per weeE, $5S per monte,
or 900 per month for two months OF more. Chill.
drep under ten years old and colored servants halt
Telesra ph and post Office IN the hotel. .S
my 10 -2tawtJel D. ID. QGARbEa Agent.
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Ahapa pf coiaftSffatk -
been discoVered ls fahl 8 - II
The EnRlish members ois 81 49, 4,
mission paid g final Witt 90 President
ssaA TfeiIhara the Trench 1sinfsEsr; III
sWAshan St0n, his received Il leave of afJs
sesace and IN j ds 3eliarIbe has been af3a
sDntuted AhHrge d'afaifes while ne I'd away.
HAa Rennsyi MIA coal troubles haYeb BEET
seftIed, and The miners resume faTl work
To-day. III p s Il ~
nj vigilance icornnnitt kukIu xa has been
organized at Union, n. j.. for The detection
Sna re WaTd0f fneentifaraes. 81 sfa 7 &. d
The sErie railroad litigation Ia the New
.1oIk courts has been postponed for two
3 The official report Of Prin's assassination
lmpheates Regne aarcia, q sitting member
OF she Spanish Gortes. 4s -. - fFas5,s q,
been burnt. Her crewwers saved. - .
80 Bobw veil = Is the faYofite horse for the
English Derby to-day. y 800 5.'f,-
AT the Fleetwood PARK IN. W racea ,' on
Saturday Goidsmith'a Maid; bent American
siri three straight cheats. q Time 228,
Senator Morton swears that he burned
,hts cop ;ofs the treaty, and nobody could
nave gotten IT. - - sstss Sss9sS eAIE,
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Gen. PRYOR RAMPANT. - Ex-General
Roger A. Pryor, late Of Virginia, had some
words with counsel to whom he was OF
posed in case on hearing before Judge Nc
Gum. in the special term.room of the SUI
prrior Court, this morning, says New
York paper Of Thursday, 18Th inst. When
The case had been disposed Of the two coun-
sel met just outside the door of the court
room, and the dispute was renewed. Gen.
Pryor waXed wroth, seized counsel by the
nose, tweaked that organ violently, then
grasped his victim by his coat-lapels, giving
huI a vigorous shaking, and showering
epthets, remarkable for their vigor and
tcrseness, upon his unfortunate head.
Counsel threatened the vengeance of the
law upon the belligerent general, but the
litter turned upon his heel and walked
away, thus ending the scene.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
80 RICHMOND. Mey IL, 1871.

" AND OTHERS-By decree entered In this
eau on the 4th Of May, 1871, by the ChancerY
Court Of the city Of Richmond, 1t Is ordered that
Thomas Potts, "tie plaintiff, do render before q
commission Of this court an account OF his ad-
minis,ration upon the estate OF mig interstate,
liam Currie, deceased. And the Commissioner Is
irected to auoi state, aud settle the SAID ACCOUNT.
and to inquire and ascertain OF what the personal
ana the ya,u. thereof. Also, to ascertain and re.
port any and all debts due by the said estate, the
amounts thereof, 10 whom coming, and the order
aud priority thereof and make report to the court
with any matter specially stated deemeG PERTINENT
by himself or required by any party be SO stat
ed And the said Commissioner shall giye.notlce,
republication. once week ut least, for four sue
cessive weeks, IN soma newspaper publisheG1n the
city Of Richmond, and such publication shall De
deemed equivalent to personal service on the par
ties.'t -, 49,
The psrties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on MONDAY. the 18th day of june 1911,
tho O'Clock A. NJ as the time. and, my Office In
sa,d decree - ~ zTHOS. j. EVANS,
my I3.S4w Commissioner In CEaEcerv.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENRRIER. WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative wa
tiers aud fashionable patronage, viii De oEen on
These Springs are 1000 feet above tide-wster,
WAYS COOL and IsVIG GRATING. afording en-
tire relief from prostrating summer heat
Professor Rosen berger's excellent band VIII ne
in attendance to enliven the lawns and ballroom.
Masquerade and fancy balls during The season,
as heretofore.
extensive livery win be kept at very moderate
charges. >---s -.s1ss-..
CHARGES: 50 per Gay and $75 per month OF
thirty days; children under ten years OF age, ana
colored servants, half price; white servants, &C.
cordiug to accommodations.
my g. eodIm GEO. L. PEYTON q co. :
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ~.
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 500
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS

HAMILTON EASTER q SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, ND,
In order the better to meet The wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will, upon application, promptly send by man
full lines Of SAMPLES Of the HEWEsT AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times to sell as low, Ii not at less prices than
an3 house in the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers in the different parts OF Eu
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock is at I'd times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets. $50,
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
In sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades Of every class
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly. y
Orders unaccomD anied by the cash will be sent
@. y. D.
PR0MPT-PAYING Wholesale 3 UYERS
are Invited inspect the stock in our Jobbns and
Pack lge department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER & NS, .J
1877, 100, 2ol, ana 2oa West Baltimore street,,
de aTu&E1y Baltmo re, Md.
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FB1GHTFUL ACCIDENT IN NEwARK..-Early
Yesterday morning Listers bone factory,
on the .Passaic river, Newark, was the
scene of frightful occurrence. A man
named James Mckinney, while stirring
with pole the contents of a large cauldron
of boiling bones, slipped and fell in, head
foremost. He was promptly taken out, but
the injuries sustained proved fatal. Nc
Kinney was at once removed to st. Mi
chaers hospital, where he was given up by
the doctors. He had only been i'll this country
year, and had sent for his family-a wife
and three children-but few days ago.
His brother resides in Orange.-NeaO York
Herald, Ndy 10Th.
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The NEW LOAN Washington, ID. o.,
May BIN order to create q demand
for the new loan abroad, and to show
the intention Of the Treasury Depart
ment regarding the maturing 1iye.twenties,
there seems to be no doubt that
the Secretary will soon Issue an order, in
accordance vita the act of '64, giving the
required three months notice that he will
proceed to apply some Of the surplus gold
IN the Treasury to the redemption of the
kaIne. ~'<
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TUGUENOT SPRINGS,
IN u A nj

HUGUENOI SPKlNGS' connrv y.
WM a. WEss0N,, recently q Car Oil sn and
wood Hotei. viii open this CELEBRATED Wa
TEEING-PAACE for The season; TO those IN ,
ACQUAINTED with its waters we will stale that the
sulphur spring is a mild type OF the Greenbrier
White. The chalybeate waters are equal to any IN
Virginia.
good hunting and fishing abound.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC win be In atteld-
ance Billiards, ten-pins, shuttle, board, croqget,
chsss-boards, dom!noes, &C., will be provided,
free or charge: Table-wine. porter, ale, hgsss
beer and com plete confectionery WILL De iurntshed
Jothose who may wish them.
There win be no bar-room or gambling saloon
= The boat DIVER will take passengers to within
IL miles Of the Springs, and the Richmond aud
DanyilIe railroad within a miles, at reasonable
rates, II ON which points comfortable con 7eysnce
vii be In Attendance. .1s..a -ss...f -. !,
Its convenience to city and country markets,
with good farm and gardens astscnsd, give az;
yantages whico few places OF the kEd possess, and
they pledge their hest efforts to Please.
BOARD: Per mon h AS; per month for the sea-
son, $40 yer week, Sl2F0: per day. 81.
Z. W. FINCH, Resident !PoYsictan.
n .1awSwS
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VS.. CULLEN. = In the
lyly Oh lncery Court OF the eity of Richmond

[eMoALPIN' VS.. CULLEN. - In the
[1Ay Oh 4ncery Court OF the city of Richmond /:
Ire following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered in this Cause on the lst OF december, 1870:
lhs following accounts are ordered to be taken
BY one OF the commits sioner5 OF this court: :.4
= First. An account of the estate Of John Bax-
ter, deceased Every kind; sud to this end it is
hereby ordered that Thomas q. Dudley, admins
traitor deabonis non of said decedenG do seltlesn
account OF his transactions as such adIninistra-
tor and that James Gurrhy, executor OF Ellen
Cullen, deceased, do settle an account OF the
trans actions Of said Elien as administrators. of
said John Ba1ter,, deceased - +ts&Ty
"Second, An account OF all debts and demsnds
against the estate of said Baxter, the date and
char acter Of and the order In which they
entitled to be paid. - q - 4 fs,.4
Third. An accouct OF the annual rents or the
real es ate OF said decedent including therein the
house and lot mentioned in the plaintiffs bill J;
and taking this account the commissioner win In
qure and report whether the said resi- eitatc Is la
bic the payment Of other debts than that of the
plaintiff In this suit, and whether the rents and
profits thereof will pay the amounts for which 1t
Is liable in five years.
i nd the commissioner t. king the accounts Or
dered by this d. cree Is authorized and directed to
give notice, of the time and place, by publication
once q week for four weeks, in one Of the newspa-
pers published in the city Of Richmond; and said
publication shall be equivalent to personal ser
vice OF ga notice. upon all and each of the par
ties to this Suit.n
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GOVERNOR CALDWELL CHALLENGED By
HoS. JOSIAH TuRNER.-By passengers from
Raleigh we learn that the Hon. Josiah Tur-
ner, editor of the Sentinel. had gone to
South Carolina, and from that State had
sent challenge to Governor. Caldwell, in
consequence of card published in the
Telegram last week. MIR. Turner was ac-
comranied, as we are informed, by Gov.
Vance. and 81. G. Jones and Benz Guion,
Raleigh on Wednesday night, but whether
whom be has so outrageously slandered
has not yet ranspired.-Newbera Journal.
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Locomotive VS.. Mule Team
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DIsPATCH.]

. CHARLOTTESVILLE, May 20.-The Orange
and Alexandria train killed mule on DR..
Everett's farm, near Keswick, to-day. A
negro driver had fallen asleep by the side
of the track, and left his mule team on it.
The locomotive struck and killed one Of the
mules. The negro did not awake until
after the train had passed. The train sus-
tanned no damage. s.-...Fz =. \
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
g.. MONROE COUNTY, w. VA, @z$
|TWEETY-FCUR MILES SOUTH OF GREEN.
BRIFR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The attention Of the patrons Of the. Virginia
Springs ts dir ctsd ~ tats s Jbehut s "a
or JUNE. The value Of the mineral waters, ard
most reasonable terms, should persuade many 10
make this their summer home.
Billiard saloon and bowling alley FREE OF
CHARGE to visitors.
day. 100000.
For further information, address
G. s. PEYTON Il BROTHER,
nv 10 eodlm Proprietors.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
IA BE OPENEji FOR THE RECEPTION
NE vT~JTflHS ,JIJNL o0TII. H'F ~

OF FIS1TOES JUNE 10TH.
These Springs, so long and favoraby known TO
the public, have passed into the hands or the uG-
dsrsigled, who pledges himself to devote ms en-
The waters have bcen held n high esteem by meGt.
cal men Of eminenca especially in diseases or the
skis, Liver, and KIDNEYS. \
a cnalybeate spring OF great strength has been
recently found near the place. -s2 80 80
FINE MUSIC In attendance. 60.
TEENS |: noard per mouth of % days, 9s7.so !;
per DAY. 90 per week. SI2. Parties furnishing
their own beo linen aud lights, e325 GER month.
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
Tha hack will meet the tcaia that leaves Rtch-
mond at OILS.
Round trip tickets, 81 80
Forfurther particulars, address the undersigned,
or apply 10 $. 5. CoTTRELL, Richm nd.
s.---s.-> r. Il. ia RRAK, Proprietor.
Dr.. III. F. T. EVANS, Resident Physician. yssq
my j3-E6w ~ -. -, -. -.
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| @ YEAST POWDER

YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. 1t akes, at short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls, &c. There need be no waste OF food
prepared with 1t, it is always of tie best quail
y. We would say to those who have never used
1t that very few trials will enable them to use
1t, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
putup FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
Grocers and dealers sell 1t.
DOOLEY & BROTHER.
s. Proprietors,
80 New street, New York city.
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no THE MCUNTAINsi

A very pleasant retreat for the summer months
may be foundat ,v,,arts riaEy 27
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Albemarle
county, va. This place will be open for hoard !.
ers june !, 1871 NO situation along the tne OF
this road has better treestone and cnalybeate
waters 1850
Theltelegraph Office and the post Office are At .
distance of only Few yards from the building. 3.
per day. ..kpplytoSr - w. sDlNW tDDIE.
nv IL 10TH Greenwood Depot, G. 81 q. Il. &. !,
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The Senate and the Treaty,

Damages Recovered for an Accident.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20.-Mr. Henning
has obtained a verdict for $4,000 damages
from the New Orleans and Chattanooga
railroad for injuries received by fall
through an opening IN the company's
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rE,O TEXAS LAND-OWEERS.-N
I residents owning LANDS in Texas, unloca-
80 a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, or apv business re-
istiug to LAID MATTE es, are che. ed The ser
vices of tue unde signed TO protect their T1gnis.
ATOMS. may loose foltuae in land. native OF
Vire,rie, for further iuform alton you are REFER
red to The following named gentlemen: :.
Gen. r. Z. 4. Beale, Hague, Westmorelana coun-
Ho oI, John critcher, Oak Grove, Wes.mereland
Hon. Robt. L. Montague, saluda, Middlesex coun-
Hon. r M. Braxton, Fredericksburg, Va.
Hon. Joseph Chrtsti.n. ktchmond,r va:
mv1o wsIx sTHOS. BALL, Attorney.
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suc c.ses ,,..., 454| Noon Sets. 10. 90
SUI ae;s .,....,... ZOO tiiEh E,iC. IOa
poHT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1871.
ARRIVED. -.-.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Schooner Roanc Ike, Barrett, hayre de Grace,
COAL Witt Roberts. ..- -
SAILED,
Steamer Pa!isade, Nelson, King Smil wharf,
merch sndtse and passeuger5 George L.. Currle-
. S hooner-Saraa marIa, Ham, Boston, merchan-
disc, CUrrie & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
s BALTIMORE, May ls.-Sailed, schooner S. 81.
Trayers, heekins.
-r....... MEMORANDA. -@-."..
PHILADELPHIA, May 1o.-Arrtved, schooner
Ashland Mitchell, from Richmond, with pig iron.
WEST POINT. May 2o.-Arrived. steamer Adni'
raj. Rcybold Baltimore merchandise and passen-
gers, Richm ind and York River Railroad Com
pIny, and sailed on return.