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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
T. ID. EDWARDS, NJ. NJ. GAGE,
J. s. SUNDERLAND, P. CAyANAUGH, JR.
JACOB SREYER.

- q I'D
"".
SHElER.
-
Committee ON Invitation.
Gov pr.dI.r .,, co,rn,
n q Whi,man Inbn Ca,,a '
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NJ " uohar,' 81 uEm'
chi. T. part 90
Jnbn D,X william 9;u
Charlie. ii Balknan. II Nudre
J,c,h yrIlar DEit,rsx
- uu CN'
C. W ChaS, ~" -
James DUFFY. &c Dorsey.
BehJ + roster Mem.
fatette hihg- IL Mason,
william Patterson, WG Parker.
! Mart r. II r..
Harry shrirrs, ,J.cob Sh.,ar
81 p,v Jan..t n.al.x
Geor,e A T1rreu The A Hal
A Waltz. Nv Us,pIr
TndI Wu 5 VII,
George ID FRYER. " l. Wager.
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Is beautiful. It. ia the highest fail in the
Valley, and 20 realize It's magnitude enc
must see the immense volume OF water at
its foot, or climb to the summit OF the
mountain over which 1t runs.
The Bridal Vail liz further down the Val-
lev, and Immediately below Sentinel Rock.
It Is made by a stream, the name OF which
I do not know, running over tho NOUN
tain's brow, and is regarded by many as
the most beautiful in the Yosemite. The
fall is 600 feet. The water spreads out into
mist and has n gauze like appearance
, hence the name.
There are other falls, the Sentinel, Rib
bon, and South Fork, all of which would
be regarded a. wonderful IL separated from
the more wonderful ones referred to. They
are magnificent aud beautiful. Our party
reached the Valley ut the most favorable
season. The streams are all full and the
falls apprar To the best advantage. Later
the streams fail. and their glories are said
to diminish with their size.
The titce Is not easy or access, and We
reached it through hardships and many
fluctuations. hfter leaving the rail we
travelled from SO TO 90 miles by stage, then
% miles on the back Of n mustang pony.
The horseback riding is done over mar
row trail along the mountain sides, near
yawning prccipices, up ascents that nearly
approach The perpendicular, and down de-
cirities SO steep thst'a person can scarcely
maintain his scat on The saddle. In many
placesa blnder on the part of the horse
would precipitatc the rider to certain death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richings Bernard live at a
pretty place nc;u Media, Delaware county,
Pa. which is understood to he their own
property. Bufdlo Commercial.
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accident mt Oh ester.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATCn.J !
I CHESTER, May 29.-While the accomlno-
dation train from Petersburg was taking OF,
wood and water here this evening George
Brooks (colorcd), who works at Osborne's
coal-yard, went to cut stick Of wood Mt
the circular saw, and let The stick fall on
the saw, which threw it back on him with
such force that 1t broke his chin and cut his
windpipe. DR.. Ingraham was Immediately
called, and dressed his wounds. He Is In q
critical condition.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALI RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PAEI
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARLES.

49,. HAMILTON EASTER s. SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
-, order the better To meet the wants OF the,r re-
tail customers at a distance, have estaollshea
'S'At 49, SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will upsn pTbompEyW Sfns 0y AND
MIST FkSHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
Enniish. and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
a. s times to sell as low II not at less prices than
am house in the country. ,,,, nd mos, cole
psanmfacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and Importing the same by steamers arefS
to Baltimore. stock is at an times ptompt,SS
SUPPLIED with the novelties Of the London anu
as we bnv and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we are able and willing 70 sen our
at FROM TEN To FIFTEEN ZEN ZEN -
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit. ,,ooas
In sending for samples specify the kna o1
desired. We keep the best grades OF every ciSe'
or goods from the lowest to the most costly. sar,
Orders unaceomp .nied by the cash VIII =" ''A'
PRofPT-PAYING, WHOLESALE BY E NJ
are inJed to inspect the stock In our 1oooihs an0
Package Department. Address ,,nx,a
HAMILTON EASTER S''as,
do TnSFiy Baltimore, Nd.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative wa
tiers and fashionable patronage, viii be O: en- on
the lsT OF JUNE. They anJrd accommodations
for 1900 persons.
yhcse Springs are 1000 feet above tidc-watcr,
and the climate Ia which they are situated Is al
ways cool and ISVlG JFAT1NG. afi"rdlus eh-
tire relief from p, ostrating summer heat.
e4'rofessor kosenberger's excellent band VIII be
In attendance, to cnliyen the lawns ana ballroom
Masquerade and fancy balls duriGg The season,
as heretofore.
An extensive livery will be kept very moderate
charges. ,
CHARGES: SO per day and &7s per month OF
Thirty days children under ten years OF age, and
colored servants, half price white servants, &C
cording to accommodations.
my 6 ccdlm GEO. l.. PEYTON Il co.
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FroEl. North CareIfna.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.1
PELHAM, N. c., May 29.-Ata large meet.
ing held at Ianccyville to-day the Conven.
ton was fully endorsed, and Giles Melbane,
Esq, and Hon. John Kerr were nominated
as candidates to represent the county of
CaSwell in the Convention.
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The EDITORIAL REORGANIZATION to
Visit Fredertcksburg.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.]
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 29.-Ata large
public meeting tonight cordial invitation
has been extended in the name of the peo-
pie and the press OF Fredericksburg to the
editors excursion party now in Virginia to
visit this city. Ample arrangements will
be made for their hospitable entertain
ment p
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Another Pistol Accident.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1srATcH.]
CHARLoTTEsviLLE, May 29.-A negro
named John Wilson to-day, while under the
influence of whiskey, got into e scuffle with
another negro man, and endeavored to take
loaded pistol from him. The pistol was
accidentally discharged, and the contents
lodged in the fieshy portion of Wilson's left
leg, causing painful but not very serious
wound. RI.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRF AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, t,
/ .hLCHlfONDa VA. NAV 20 fa1I

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
! II hicHhoaDs VA, May 20 ISL.
/ OFFERINGS,
WhsaE RED, 2&s bushels,
Corn--White so4 bushels. Yellow AZ hu.bs,s
: ~, % o 1 Mixed, 1ss bushels.
{ RBe.-2s bu shells.
8AtEs = Ia
!, nmsdt .-Hed. 30 hushels good ut sIb5. "A hpsb
bnsfy sG s, s. sss 60 bushels common at
/. o9rn.-feltow> 30 Bushels prime at s,,, "a
in a. very god at s7c.ttota 4s bushels:
Mel 1as At soc; ked, SO bushels prime at ss:
Ous,aloo BUSHELS very good ut esc. 80 bushels
Ro 90 as e2c.-totsl 1so bushels. N''''i'
s Rye.-95 bushels at Gle '|1-f-'as5
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Domestic Markets-[BY TEIEoRApu.7

NEW YORK, May 2a.-Flour-souhern quiet :;
common To fair extra, S6.75G0*7.25 good to choice,
s7.3o@t7.ao. Whiskey heavy at s23@2sJc Wheat
unchanged; winter red and am Der western, Sl.65
GDfl.ss. Corn closed steadier at G2Q16sc. Pork a
shade hrmcr at Els. 75@Sl6. Lard Leavy; kettle,
1Olc. Turpentine steauy. Rosln weak.
BALTIMORE, May 29-Flour and wheat dull
Wheat, $l.45. Corn weak; white southern, 1909
7sc.; yellow southern and mixed western, 7667S:.:
southern western, 7iG075c. Pork quiet ut $l70l
Sl7.5o. Bacon steady shoulders, 7t@7sc.; RIB
Sides Pie clear rib, 9lc.; sugar-cured hams, 1G
lie. Oats dull and uecining at 62@65c. Lard
dull at lI@lIic.
virginia as 573 bid, 81. asked 'a6's. IL bid. 743
asked; coupons, old c9074 lid. North Carolina
e's, DID, AZ bid; new, 2ts bill -
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Tobacco active and
higher: sales, ITO hhds.
LOUISVILLE, May ?o.-FIour in good demand
and firm.
NEW ORLEANS. May Observation-Disclosures
fDg, 35c.; plantation reb pied, Soc.
New ork sight, discount Gold, ll2t
CINCINNATI, May 29-Flour dull and un-
changed. Provisions dull. with no inquiry. Whls-
key dull and declining at S7@85c.
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gOHr OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1871.
ARRIVED.
!. Steamer Wyauoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
F. Steamer George b. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer Pallsadc, Nelson, Kings Mill Wharf,
G. l.. Currie.
SAILED,
5 Steamer James s. Green, Carr, Philadelphia,
merchI ndisc and passengers, w. L. Porter.
d. Schooner Jamestown, Brown, GALVESTON, rail-
road cars, Trcdegar Company; vessel, Curtis y
Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, May @7.-Schooner John Ii. Rapp,
Gale.
NJ tHORANLUM.
WEST POINT, May 29.--Arrived, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
BY TELEGRAPH.l
. SAVANNAH, May 29,-Sailed, bark Richmond,
for Bahamas.
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The CoaI.Pit Disaster.

PITTsToN, PA. May 29.-Every man taken
out of the pit Is in immenent danger. Most
of them can live but few hours, and few
Of them are dead already. The physicians
assert that not one of them can revive.
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Decision of the Court of CIaims
The Weather Repore.
Disaster.

HALIFAX, May 29.-Capt. Mathewson and
DR.. Mexican, Of the Inman steamer City of
Dublin, have been lost in the boat which
is supposed to have been capsjzed. They
had gone ashore, and have never returned
to the ship.
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SUMMER" RESORTS,
TAPON SPRINGS,
" HAMPsH1RE COUNTY, W. VI

a
MOUNTAIN HODSE,
by FRAZIER u SALE, late Of Rnckbrldge Alum
Springs and now proprietor Of Virginia Hotel,
StauuLon, Va. The undersigned having leased
thoroughly reftting and refurnishing the same,
from basem, nj 10 attic, at a very heavy outlay.
The water of Cold Spring. Is being brought In
p pes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel, supplying also the med
Grn clos ct.
I he MINERAI WATER OF Capon is ak ,llue,
aud has an established rerute for its act on Ia
dyspepsia, all affections of the kidneys, bladder
and urinary passages, and of the skin, diseases OF
women. and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING is admirable for It's salubrity
by sir Henry Buwer ION visit here with Mr..
Websterl unsurpassed by anything he had seen In
Europe,
The AIR of Capon is distinguished for its puri-
ty. dryness, and q peculiar puoyancy and elias
tcity.
fine Alum Water of the vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises will be furnished daily
u guests, without charge.
The proprictors offer to the public, as an
guests, i pint successful experience of sixteen
years In the conduct OF The kockbridge Alum
Springs.
For full description, particulars OF routes, &c. =,
we refer to our circulir, which may be had Of
Purcell, Ladd Il Co., druggists, Richmond, or on
application By letter to US at the Springs.
In review oil the equivalents offered, our terms
are at least as mod.r.te as any In Virginia
Board by the week, SIT SO: by the month, $t0
down to $50, according TO duration OF visit
FItAZIEn & SALE,
prpn
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TELEGRApHIC. NEWS.


New York Stock and szeney Markets
. FEw YORK, May ap.- Sterling stasdv. Tao,a
III. securitles: Tennessec.s and South CsroIlnass
very active. Tennessee So, new, 7o., VIZ
ginia e's, set; new, IL Louisiana sA 10: To.
Voc cs, 81; as, 81. Alabama SIS, ios. ss, 70,
Georgia e's, 90; Ts, asi. North Carolina &c, an
new, get. South Carolina s's, u; new, a.. 80!
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Richmond Tobacco unrket

MAY To IL tobacc6s Of decided character and
quality (bri bit and dark are I'm active dem,nd
ana hnd ready sale nj full prices. The crop th,,s
far Is very deficient In tobaccos or the dark
classes, consequently wrappers of this c1 asa bring
our extreme quotations. A large portion of the
crop Is of nonde'cript character, and such do.
scriptions are selling comparatively low, The
przers of tobacco should be careful to put up the
article in saie-keepipg order. -, ..,.r... a.;
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
"A BE OPENED FOR THE EEGSPT1OS

/ 4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
IA BE OPENED FOR THE REGEPTlOS
OF VISITORS JUNE 10Th.
These Springs, SO long and iavorabiy known TO
the public, have passed into the hands or the un-
dersigncd who pledges himself TO devote his en-
tire time to The comfort and pleasure OF his guests.
The waters have been held In high esteem by medi-
cal men of euincnce. especially i'll diseases Of the
SKIN, LIVER, and ktDShIS.
A chalybeate sprug OF great strength has been
recently found near the place.
FINE MUSIC In attendance.
per day, g.; per week, S!2. Parties furnishing
their own beJ linen and lights, a32. 50 per month.
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
The hsck will meet The train that leaves Rich
muud at OILS.
Round trip tickets, 1880.
For further particulars, address the undersigned,
or apply TO s. !. CoTTRELL, Richm. nd.
+. X. FARRAR, Proprietor.
DR.. M. F. r. EVANS Resident Physician.
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+. ~
perahve duties. I have aot r.t for,,,od
Seeded opinion as TO the man uvhn n,,uh .
70 be our next President. But n uus y.
me advisable that he ahonId be 4 sfaeS,
5ast, constant Deliver In the good old Whi,
aoctrine OF one Presidential term. 's
aas HoRAcE GREEIEY.o' J
AeSenue Decision sgafnst the New
Yerk Central Railroad.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Comma
sioner Of Internal Revenue. i'm tho case nr
tne New York Central Railroad Comnarv.
winch Claimed exemption from certain tax,
ation, mas ordered the collector tn collect
the taX'of 81 .15S, 600 from the road. which
iull amount the road has been fighting for
long time. ~ - +. . - Q - :"
a-a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..--.
WAsHrNGToN, May 20.-The son OF Brig
ham Young has been nominated by Presi-
dent Grant for cadetship at West Point. !
Commissioner Delano has gone to the
West. 49," ''5
Decision of the Court Of Claims.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Court of
Claims allows the claim of Francis j. w 18th.
ers, of Savannah, for S26, 900, the proceeds
of the sale Of one hundred and thirty-four
bales of captured cotton. -. =.
!. The court has adjourned until Tuesday
next. rs an
r.; The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Probabiiaics 1t
is probable that fresh southeast and north-'
east winds will be experienced on Lake
Superior, and threatening weather, with
light rains, south and cast Of Tennessee.
No important change is indicated from llli-
nois eastward to the Atlantic.
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SPORTS OF THE rItrr
SPOnTs OF THE TURF.
MARYLAND TRoT- >AAe&
TING ASSOCIATION. N
THE INAUGURAL SPRING MEETING
OF THE
MARYLAND TROTTIN G. ASSOCIATION
WILL DE HELD At
THEIR GROUNDS, BALTIMORE,
rxx- ON

TUESDAY. c..Es s.. tsa,. j.
WEDNESDAY,,
THURSDAY.
MAJ 10TH. alsT, and JUNE .lsT and I'd, 1871.
PREMIUMS, $4,000.
No. IA Purse of 81. 500. 1 for uorsos ,,,,,
M ~ otSeu better than three minutes ~ '0
~ S II. z.,-hunn!ng Race-A Purse w s.so ,,o
No. ' nnI nave never before run for monry
never sroaed better than 40. ihofsea that nave
SECOND DAY.
never trofed or $1,000. for Horses that have
nefer troited better than Z. 53. 'nAs nave
THIRD DAY.
conIn purse OF $50, free TO all Horses 10Y,
hay, 1871. va Tue Ast day Of
No. IA Purse of 1880. for Horses t,,, n,uo
never trctted better than $50. "A"' ">'s
FOURTH DAY.
No. s.-Pursc Of $500 for Double Teams- uorsos
10 Ue owned by same man. Horses barred thai
No. "a purse OF g., 900, free to all horses !:
REMARKS AND CONDITIONS g.
The Rules Of the National Trottinr Association
TO govern the above race. -~'''A
The entries will close on MONDAY, Nav Goth.
1871, at O'clock I. NJ. Entrance, ten per cent
or purses, and must accompany nomination. En-.
tries made with - - - -
.a. DAVID LOGAN, ESQ.,, Treas,r,
Sherwood House, Baltimore
ROBERT rem WICK, Pres'L.
my 18-eodtM2O 5000 -
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Political Correspondence Between
Horace Greeley and VIM. Larniore.


WASHINGTON, May 29.-The following
correspondence is published in the Kansas
Leauenporth City, dated April %:
"To the Hon. Horace Greeley:
Dear Sir,-Your many friends desire to
have your views in relation to your name
being brought forward in the National Re-
publican Convention in 1872 for the Presl-
Dental nomination. Without any desire
to speak disrespectfully OF General Grant,
we believe no living American statesman
has the claim OF yourself for President.
Very resp'y, your friend,
WIN. LARMoRE."
''NEW YORK TRIBUNE OFFICE
~ May 4, 1871. !
NV Dear Sir,-I have yours OF the 29th
asking pointed questions with regard to our
political future. must respond in great
haste. trust hcnceIorth TO be no aspirant
for any Office or political position whatso-
ever, but fully purpose never to decline
anv duty or responsibility which my politi-
cal friends shall see tit to deyolVe upon me,
and of which ] shall be able to fulfill the
obligations without ,neglecting more i'm
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o-.srfpg Account Of Visit TO
Yosemite valley.

NtI,ii N''.'' H. ps n
NHt,! rom NV ~
noGn;A'" III - oSi''.. ,,5 ~, y.,1av wac
/, "H> an9H' S'i''Se'; ~" w, Id bnnn
''"'rj VIZ" ~ ',,'nt inv, many weary miles.
g,,n- ." ia nn;jst dnnsc finn
.a"- n.' 'i,,,'I ,t,r',,,h snow. The ~uido
.,r. AI' i, "'i 1,It for TIC ,,Irnosc of fight
allied ~ ~ tIir'c;rths nrcvious to the
o...'.- ,' 80, ,a,.",raIs descent OF the noun
>.yrr "n" vn ',C,,,hinI, il. brow the rlori-
.s... -. -, -, f,;rst oncnc,l io orr view, TO
ea> >|''',',', thousands of feet below lis
'"g SON wv, .anynu Of the MERGED river
'"",t'" &C., ,''4 .h;nc in wild tumuIt over tho
.at "".' I,,,tGm The mountains rose
.''N> - ,,,d yn,.ky in close proximity
"'' ',.v",, Ihr RIVER did not run, but
b." '""I'' ,',,.,,, .h,.m md the eve followed
."' '..,..',,. r,,r,r. uotn !; was lost in the
- .,.,, '.h,. view. lt>;i. was sufii-
,..i, -. IN Silent admiration.
81. ' ~ .'',:', ann, eve. io the northeast the
',' 49,. IH,. yH,cmitc. With lis ndcScriba-
..i,.,,,. n,.rnrd before Us. And here let
1r'J to dcS,r,ptinn had read. no
,r' ,ajutiur, | had seen, had even
'..,.,.I nm, for ,nr realty. From Pros
-, \, here We SioN! al The height Of
.r,..n t,l!I. Thousand feet. we overlook
,.,lj,., n,jnN. At ourtcct the descent
"' 1"o''' N> '','I ,n. IL, ;s t,,, Of
~ 49,, w., ,,,f,, !, his part if i ouc.half
l,.,,r.h. of mil, VIDE. The mouu-
49,, r,.,, rrsrly >t1ai-y,Ir on either side. inn
,..,. ,,sl,> Of Granite, 10 the height OF four
,. .'..I,i NJ ami I,yr Thousand feet. in this
.,r,' r,onrsrrd The Ribbon Fall, and
,'... i,,l.o,., t.ltapliau. and The Bridal Vail,
,,.,a, n,l,,r points ui l,,tt!vSt. Che impress
...,. ,...,.,. :, TINS grand and glorious scene
., r',,.. fade from my memory. | had
.,... >.r. .lAtAin. like il. From our
i. ;. a,.i-Ai tue river looked like Sllycry
.. l.l.y, -, The mountains ros,, dirk
... ,,..,;r,. l;tn ln.,n I,ttlam.rtS an
a. -. ,,,,,,,,FI 80 3D., ,,,, two
800. ,,r,',,,., 49, -, ,5 s,,tI;,,;t,.
., ,,,.,..,;; Gr"r,'' o,,J ',n,,
..'', '''''' I'''' 80"
~. ,'' ,,,I,,d ,nt,, ''''' W. Nv
- "'' ,''t,' VIM. - s;,,.,5 :, >,,,;
'"' ''',', ,', - S':.";N" ~ h'''
~ I,,,,;,' '',,.1 .,..',,.i,. ~
y = ,nnmr t,,' ,,';,'S - a>;n,,t
~, snrthtycs, - ibo nnr,hn,st
,..r'I...,s ,l,,rIt . bolr -. ,,iIo ~ w,itth
=. ,'.lls[ j - nortinn If tbn na,,,nn Of the
,,''f ,.;.,r 41- ,r,. 1;.nnyor"1,;n 1S51 ~
;'~.',,' ., .,,,,, L.; 49,, ~ -,
-'"I - ,, -; "'o,,,,,,;t.D3
"..'."- -" 'i:'.t ,I.'
,''.' ~ '',Si hi,
" 49,, ~
49, f., ,,,6 'o uV 'r 'r ,', ''': !.
:, ,',;f;,',n, So 0a' -,
,. 40 = 'tr,'r'i , ,iT" i,'t
.....-....f .l.a im6;,r. droy. tbnn, FROM ia
,,',,1 =, ~ ~, c,,,,ia,,. stnr;a-
49," - ~" -" am, thn yvondar-
49,, ., "...s
'.', I.,l,a,. o,,,,,;,.s norh,ns
,..,l ,i;:..s -; ;,,,n.n,+ ,,,n INV
.,rc., j., no ,rnr,d + has
va '' ,',,. -. ,,'' wa hi-hn,.
""' .'. '''t"t'G ~ ''";. -,
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Adapted 10 Mining, Quarrying, shafting, Tun.
nelinK, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seventy-fve per cent OF cost and time
OF hand labor saved. -ss. :. :
Test cores,' in form OF solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral, taken out of mines from any depth
not exceeding one thousand Il ,o0O3 feet, showing
true value, qualification, &C.
NO PERCUSSION. r." -
Never needs Sharpening, rs the Cutting Points
composed OF ROUGH DIAMONDS, ara practi.
cally indestructlble.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
BEWAhE OF INFRINGEMENTs.
Illustrated circulars sent on application. Au
dress SEVERANCE u HOLT, Manu9s.
lnh o1-eodsm Office, IL Wall ST., New York.
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my 18-eod1m

T OCUST GROVE, near Greenwood de-
IL pot, Chesapeake and ohio railroad, off.rs
A PLEASANT HOME To FAMILIES
who wish to exchange tie heat of the city for
PURE MOUNTAIN AIR.
For circular, with terms, &C., address
/ A. Il. YANCEY, JR.,
NV 2a-eod3m Greenwood dppot. Va,
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sEWING.MACHINEs.

THE PUBLIC TEST
4 OF sEWING-MACaINEs.
The GROVER s. BAKER,
In the hands OF the people OF the city and State,
has proved It's superiority by thousands OF
voluntary testip ontaiS frum th.se who are COM
utent 10 dge and the best tribute ~ Its merits
i he generous patronage OF the puolic Is y guar
anee OF It's success, and fifteen years trial BY the
,c.plc of Virginia, fully warrants our c!sim thae
III Grover & Baker Is never tqunllCd and never
eNceiled. Il. n. w. DAhb1, agents:
my3O Dol Broad s. rect, Richmond, Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


NINA TukE ALMANAC. MAY 30, 1871.
Sun rises .,,,,.,, 40 Moon sets. .,,...... go
Snr srss. .,...,.,. I'll hiSb tide. ........ l.35
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

PHILDEIrHIA, May 29.-Becf cattle very dull
and lower sales. ., 900 head; extra Pennsylvania
and western steers, 75M3c.; fair to good 6tG07c.:
common. 4@06c. Snce, dull; sales ll,OcO at 6t97c.
Hogs dull !; sales 1000 at 6!6g7c.
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Cotton nlarkets-IBY TELEGRApu.1

S0tton NarKets-Ib1 IELEEKAPH.J
MONDAY, May 2a.-New Orleans: MiddlDgs,
leic.; receipts, 3,!65 balts; exports to Queens
tJwn j. 722 bales coastwise, $40 bales sales, 4,a5O
bales stock, $50 bales. Norfolk: Quiet and
hrm miGdlings l64c.; receipts, 30 bales exports
coastwsc, GO bales sales, 275 bales stock, l5 100
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A III ID S0Ilu DIdCk WaIHHIs ZhkI sfhS Va h' h11'e
by this company are thoroughly ......... .......
rIRsT-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Thu, will mt make the 5o-caIled cheap Organs at
any pricc. Jha comparative superiority OF their
instruments is now greater than ever before, III
every competent judge who VIII careluliy Aainins
aad compare must perceive ~ ,,,.,
ILLUsTRATEp CATALOGUES, with wo VOC, !. slt
nation ana loves st prices also, Testimonial Cir
cuIar, viii be sent free to any addresses
MAStyN Il HAMLIN ORGAN Co.,
6ss Broadway, New York.
Va '"'o 49, Il. l.. u. WALFORD,
ap 4-dcod&w6m ela Main street,