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HONEY DEw.-ThOse who rose early last
cuL0ly morning SAW the leaves covered
WIN that translucent substance known as
money dew" The deposit appeared to
De Of The conslstcnce of diluted honey, and
.hc leaves, when pressed together, adhered
70 c;'c.i other.-BornsciHc Enterprise.
ne same thing was observed ut ST.
NiAhafIilc. The leaves were covered with
"AM looked like ordinary dew, but what
proved to be substance with the con-
tislency and sweetness of clear honey
Hhcettfy MtctAgcnccr.
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Domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH

domestic Warkets-IBY TELEGRAPH.1 -
NEW YORK May Election firm and &c. higher;
sales, 2,l44 bales at 17c Flour, wheat and corn
unchanged Pork, Sl5so@Sl5.f5. Lard-Kettle.
1oac Naval stores. groceries. and freIghts steady
BALTIMORE, Nav 27.-Yirginia o's, old, SIT bid,
sig asked EOS; 74s bid, 74l asked; ,e7's 70 bid
liza ss, 40 Did, 4Sa asked; new, 263 bid. Georgia
o's, 81 bid. r-..g ! 80 -. 80, go
Flour unchanged with a small business doing.
Wheat firm and more active. Corn-Southern
white, 7sG189c., but holders asking higher; yellow
frmer at TIC. Pork. Sl7.50. Bacon steady; shoul-
ders, Tt. Lard. ll@ll3c. Whiskey, a4sc. E. p
WILMINGTON. N. c., May 27.-Spirits turpen-
tine quiet at a5c. Rosin steady at ~ is for No. .
and % for extra pale.
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sentence Of pr,ze.Fisnters.

NEW York, May 27.-Judge Bowling to,
day sentenced the prize-fshters, Collins
and Edwards, to u months Imprisonment,
and fine of 81 900 each-in default OF the
payment of which they ere to undergo an
additional years confinement. McAlpin,
the umpire, was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment and $500 fine.
The party Immediately after their sen.
tence were removed to the penitentiary. Pr
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, DC.

Mt ANUFA CTURED TOBACCO
WI AGENCY. ...
AS agents for the manufacturers, we offer to the
trade the following well known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO:
Thos. c. Williams & Co.'s celebrated WAR
REM, TOBACCO.
Thos. j. Hardgroye's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
Thos j. Hardgrove's celebrated PEERLESS
TOBACCO.
j. $. Bowlcs's FLUvANNA LEAFToBACCO
my 10 ). &. TAKDI & co.
ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING To-
n BkCCn.-1O boxes Paris Mccall Tobacco :;
Golden star Smoking Tobacco Flowers OF Viz
gtuia Smoking Tobacco; Virgin Queen Smoking
Tobacco Courier Smoking Tobacco.
-.- . HM. u. DANURIUGE 6 co.
apA 1927 Broad street.
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Terrible COaI.Mtne Acctdent-FOrty
Men In a Burning Pit.

Men IN u huFnlHS Fa1s
P1TTsToN, PA. May 27.--The Cool shaft
$500 feet deep Of the mine here is burning,
supposed to have been caused by the trlc-
ton of the hosting apparatus. There are
from 30 to 40 men still in the pit. The en-.
gineer stood at his post, hosting away until
the timbers supporting the rope broke
while the carriage was ascending. All in
the carriage are certainly killed.
[sECoND DISPATCH.
PITTsToN, May PIP. M--There is no
hope for the 40 men still in the pit. They
must either sutfocate OF drown.
THIRD DIsPATcH.] ... ~.
PITTsToN, PA, May PA dog has
Just been sent down the shaft and brought
up alive, which fact encourages the belief
that the men in the pit may still be alive.
The scene around the shaft is full OF an
euish. A steam fire-engine from Scranton
and another from Wilkesbarre are on the
ground, and are playing on the ruins ut the
mouth of the shaft. 1t is feared now that
the water may rise in the pit in twenty
four hours, so that the men within will be
drowned. There are thirty-three men In
fh,, nit sss @s 'f#%'f $780,. 1929
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD..s'n and after SUNDAY, April soth,
PASSENGER TRAINS Leave Richmond (Sun.
days excepted) IS follows: :. !.
$50 A. NJ. mali. TRAIN for stsunton, con.
Meeting at Gordonsville WITH Orange, Alexandra
and Manassas train for Washington and North,
and ItvnChburg and South. ~yffNR
This train will run through to White Sulphur
Springs TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAT-
3,35 p. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Gordonsville. ..~- rs 80.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves at $40 A. N. for
6ordonsville, connecting for the North and South.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest. e 49, II
Further information may be obtained at the
company's offices. A. II. PERRY.
-. .t t5trG >sa General Supertn ten dent.
JAMES +. NEruERLAsD, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
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Ex-presidcnt johnson on the Platform He
Makes Three Hour Speech to an Immense
Audience His Views on Capital and
.5. Labor, Prisons, Grent Britain, and
the Public Debt Reputation Of
Interest Favored He Still
Clings TO the Constitution.
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Gi)]MiMERCIAI-

<tkss q, gatJ GeRN AND FLOUR gxeHAuaK.3
AicfiMoHp, VA, May q. ISL.
,..-.. OFFERINGS. sEs4i
81 WRsdt.LEed Id bushels.
C0rn.-Tolsaw, 1913 bushe,s Rad Eso h,,,.,
Mixed. A.hushe,s, w "ushsis'
Orts.-2sg BUSHELS.
aALfis.
Wheat. 90 bushels common at Al AZ. a
Isa ae sLa5 $50 btisels prime tot ii,
,C9rn--YeIlow, 10 bushels at Sc. Rod En- h,s,
.eaR prime At ssC. lid s{3tF I .YsEl-i "'H-
nr gsr busbeis very good at &C. 12s bushcls
Corn.-Mized, "a bushels. p
Otts.-8o bushels % lsfsF'tm5.4 sct
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TAILORING.
! yFtcT POWDER

II
has long been regarded rs the best ana chsdpese
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure anc
healthy. 1t makes at short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls, SC. There fled be no waste of food
prepared with it, II is always of the best quail
~. We would Say to those who have never used
IL, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Put ND FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
Grccers and dealers sell IL.
DOULEY q BROTHER,
Proprletors,
90 New street, New York city.
ap4 deod&eoWeDi
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THE THFNutz REBELLION.

Hhe Last sf ssss insurgents Horr5b BILE se.aca
In Pafiss FsfsY Thousand Dead Bodies ii, "a IA Z
City : Nothing Certain About archb;,bon
Darbcy Slaughter OF the Insuruen.s The
Communities to be Demanded From the Conn.
], tries 20 which they Escape, sk-cs &c.
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Cotton Markets-IBy TE1,EcnAru.,

SATURDAY, May 27.-Ne,o Orleans: Strong nj
18tc.: receipts, 2,763 bales. ExDorls-To Havre
$3.50 bales !; Bremen, 2,42s bales Malaga, 1000
bales; Liverpool, 2,l00 bales; coastwfse l47
bales. Sales, 200 bales stock, o. SIS bales So.
gannah: Quiet and fi,1n at 15.a0l5lc.; receipts,
2a3 bales sales, 400 bales; stock, 2ee4o bales.
Norfolk: Quiet; low middling, 15tc.; receipts
2,o2s bales; exports coastwse, $50 bales sales, 20
bales stock, J, ia bales.
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An Alexandria Radical candidate char
tcici a vessel and scut il down the poto-
mae TO hunt UP voters. 1t returned FRI
I'LL Mt u nl1nnt DNIl
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WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO
w all whom 1t may concern that we shall
apply to the Auditor OF the city Of Richmond to
issue new CERTIFICATES OF THE ClTf
DhBT In place OF the following certificates,
CATION, and which have been lost or destroyed:
No. B7, dated 18th OF Decsmber, 1855, and redeem
able list OF January, 1885, $950 No. l7s, dated slst
of March, 1856, redeemabIe 1sG Of January, 1889,
$2,721.3l. -- HENRY X. ELLYSUE,
p, - - ~ zFPETER G. WARWICK go.
. ANDREW JUHNSTON,
Trustees of the Richmond Fire Association {
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The New York Bank Statement;

The New York Bank Statement;
NEW YORK, May27.-The bank statement for
the past week is as follows Loans Increased
- 900 900, specie increased 100000. deposits In
creased nearly $4,000, 900, legal-tcnders increased
nearly al,7sO 900. e. .-t.e-t .,'-.f =
The specie sli pments to-day were nearly $780,
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uE Tuesday night last some vile incen-
diary 81 lire 10 the >torchousc. blacksmith
-n"p. and shoe Shop al Green Hill, in this
county. and only the bare walls are left.
Ao insurance. Lynchb,Tg Tt1ylni0n.
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1871.
1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.


RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NORTH W EST.
TRAIN No. L-THkOUGH MALL TRAIN ufd
" ashington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd and
Eighth Streets daily at l2:A5 p. n. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:20 z. NJ.
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily (Sundays excepted, at s4S
r. u. Arrives In Richmond Mondays excepted)
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE , GHE CO to All pri Inc points In the
|. FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily Sundays
excepted, leaving the depot corner Of Sroad and
Eighth streets at I:5o p. n, and arriving In Rich
Apply at CoMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets. -
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. T. u. MYERS, General Sup't fell
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EpOREs OF FINE TURr.
EPOHES OF FINE TURF. r.
|MA.YIAND TRoT- Gas
TING ASSOCIATION. ~
THE INAUGURAL spgrrc ,,7rr,,,
OF THE
MARYLAND TRoTTING AssouIrrrns
- - WILL BIZ HELD ATT, -
THEIR GROUNDS, BALTIMORE, ssa,s
TUESDAY, 'N s%r'1
WEDNESDAY, ,z,-.,.. i,s.,s'.
THURSDAY, 40 Il
NV AND FRIDAY,
MAY GOTH. sIsr, and JUNE 1sr and 20, 1871. -

MAY GOTH. s.sr, and JUNE Isr and 10, 1871. :
sa HREm1Uas, $4,000.
W. .ty. FIRST DAY. h. ~
W.. Ia Purse OF o. 500. for Horsss tb.t h,rn
Ne Hotted better than three ninntas - 'ti1.''e
All Horses ,hann Race-A Purse OF kssb free To
No snat nave never before rnn for n,onpy
never trotfed ha OF 81 900 for all Horses That have
MOI :, SECOND DAY. 81
So, - iurae OF 81 COO FIR tyos- ,gr..v
"tS S srotieq better than $50 A'eo 'n"t nave
1919 ~. "a turse of 81 900 for uor~nr ...,
As'es 'ro'tea DETER than sss ''"s nave
"a, Il THIRD DAY. I ~. Fl
W. 80 rurse OF y 49, free To all aorso, 80,
10. ~ Sasnaw; DR., owned In Maryiand IT.
Ms% % 1s1 Ioiumois or Virginia, on the isr day oS
Z No. IA Parse of, $3.50. for Horues ,,,. ~,
never trotted better than 2.30. '"'S nave
FOURTH DAY
NO. a-Pnrse Of $500 for Double Teams :. tforsas
have i,eaten $50: '" 'n"'
3 No.9.-A purse Of o., 900, free TO all horsess I'll
-. REMARKS AND CONDITIONS. v's
The Rules OF the National 1rotting Association
70 govern the abufe race. 80
The entries viii close on MONDAY; May 10Th.
~. AZ . O'CLOCK =. NJ. Entrance, ten per cent,
OF parses and must accompany nomination. Enc
II ...rt-t. DAVID LOGAN, ESQ, Treas'r,
r. .-.- shcrwood House, B sitim ore.
my 10 eodtMso .1''''.' '"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOST OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1871.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 20, 1911.
5;E 7!aes..-.,..... I.49 mocI sets....,..,,. l.5t
sun eels.,..,..,,.. I'll sign tide. l@lC
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NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
AND OYER DELIVERED In ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES. ,.s

q = HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, ND,
IN order the better to meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established
' "At 49, - SAMPLE BUREAU. ~ ..ss.
and will, upon application, promptly send by maj
S,IJ lines Of SAMPLES OF the NEWEST AND
,mSns MIST FkSHIONABLE GOODS, of french,
Fnciish, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
al ali tunes to sell as low, If not at less prices, than
any honse In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele'
hroted manufacturers In the different parts Of Eu-
rope, aud Importing the same 6y steamers dlrec.
supnlied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
bat debts we are able and willing TO sell our goods
At FROM TEN To, FIFTEEN psh CENT
In Sending for samples. specify the kind Of goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every ciSss
nS GOODS from the lowest TO the most costly.
" trSers unaccomp snied by the cash VIII be sent
= 1jPTR;oMPT-PaYINe WHOLESALE LIE BnHE r.
are Invited to inspect the STOCK IN our ''0's anu
HAMILTON EAs FsilSof ss Street
ID Tu&E1y DStiiAVtS, i've
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. X. Co,1
L r.lt RICHMOND, April 20, 1871.
vTyur ID NJ DnAn

az RICHMOND. April 20, 1871.
THHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
L run as follows: .E.'Ea
The mail trains leave Richmond al s:4s A. NJ.
and2.3o L. d.; aud leave Petersburg al Hiss A. d..
and 7.7o P. N.
Freight trains, with passenger car attached,
leave Richmond and Petersburg dsily Sundays
inciude.) at . A. NJ. returning, leave Peters
burg and Richmond at Z. NJ. s...,
The s:d5 A. ID. train viii rot leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1870 p. ID. train will not leave
Petersburg en- SUNDAYS. So
Passengers for Norfolk will take The 2as p. 81.
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill take the $40 A. N
train Oh Mondays, w ednesd4ys, and Fridays and
returning leave Richmond on the same days at
PAS P III. - 81
The mail trains viii run through stopping only
al Chester. E.ss..a.. - A.
The s A. II. daily train will connect at Peters,
burg with the Atlantic, Ohio, and Mississippi rsi-
road for Lynchburg. X. Is. KAsEY,
nn2O Ticket and Freight Agent.
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Teleeraphfc Summary.

TeIeEraphfC SUMMARY.
The Olympics beat the Bostons-6 to .
in match game of baseball ut New York,
Saturday, being the odd game in five. They
beat the Stars Of Brooklyn, Friday-22
to 20. .....-.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
(North) has referred the whole matter about
the Sayres Institute to the Lexington (hy.)
Synod. .
Minister Washburne telegraphs from
Paris Saturday night that the insurgents
hold only small part of Paris, and that
the fate of the Archbishop is still uncer-
tain. e:
The French cable failed Saturday, but
the news Is still received by the English ca
bic over the Western Union line. s-- r.
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hIcHxoHp AND YORK RIVER RArLaoAp,1
? -. INSTRUMENTATION
St's So {ta'T RlCNHONf1 Va y,tii 20 1871 4

~NA~1SssN ASD SOhA nIfE6 y1AILROAD,f
- SUfHafNrHNDkyTsS(f rfCE.
. -. - = RICHMOND, VA, April 20. 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE DAILY
~ .iINE.-on ana after May sth, 1871, the
rou- - PASSENGER TRAINS
Ricb,nexw ess eoint daily at o A. d. arrive at
T aaTo - ~ lo:Se A. N. - ~
Wsst pc htlsamond- daily as . r. IL; STRIVE ss
ICY SnS T3,nt az $:ss p. II.
EhElGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
- ro,..-.cc 70 ATTAGHED..--e
4 SeSve hicnmond daily (Mondays excsptedl ss
= a. ~ arrive as West Point at'5:3o A. III.
.z leave csc Point Mondays excepted at p.
M m 4gIIVe az Richmond at r, NJ
trans connect daily at West Pofp with nrst
and West. de- 80 : --,>'' $50 'p'in'' Noss2
:. Fare from. Richmond TO Baltimore, As.
through bills Of ladpg given to all points
SOkrE. ano SOUTH. Freight received daily and
promptly forwarded. i 80 15spff ~N'~
PERSONS going by this route get good nisis,a
rest on most comfortable boats, with tables unsur.
passed by any. and arrive in Baltimore In time
LOT Northern and western trains. "a
Vn ana after May 9Th . round trip ticket will be
sold from Richmond TO West Point good TO 70
GOWN on SATURDAY and return on MONDAY,
Ior SI.7s. In this way pefsons may enjoy dne salt
water bathing al W est Point Bathing -houses will
he 6tted mp: Good no els are open for the accom-
Of quests az q moderate price.
-: - VIZ. N. BRAGG, Superintendent.
j. L. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent : -
j. 81. TURNER, Freight Agent. mvl
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Adjournment OF the Senate-Relense
Of the Newspaper Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Senate to.
day discharged the Tribune correspondents,
and without further action, adjourned sine
DE-, go ~ =
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STEAMERS.


JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATscIsn :.
PHMADELPHIA, BALTiMoHE. SuEFr.k.
IrnG THs aaI aad ALL REG ULAR LAND
eesans 1nsd sss ma s Tns s and
@z'.oEt aSsa, s !. !: yr Es T : r.
Fsfffsas Al sf9 a. M
days.
= Passengers connect at Norfolk With the old Bay
Line Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphla, and
Train leavea City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival OF steamer. IS +.
Fare to New Sl2. SO
Fare to philadelphia. .................... $50
Fare TO Baltimore. 500
Ezeursion tickets 70 Norict and return. 100 100
TICKETS ON SALE at GARBER u CO.'S
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through
Freight received tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa.
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti-
more, and principal landings On Chesapeake bay
and all regular landings on James river, at REA.
SoNIA IA 3 L RATES. Freight received 'FRONT.' A
L. B. TATUM. General Agent,
Office. Company's wharf.
my 10 Branch office, corner Main and 9Th SITS.
L1OR JAMES AND CHICKA-e;lsl.
Il HOWiNY R1VEitS.-The fast and sessi
elegant side-wheel steamer PALJSA Dr., Uspsain
CHAS. NELSON. will leave her wharf at Rockets
for Kings Mill Wharf on James river, on TUES
DAYS and SATURDAYS at 81 o. clock A. NJ, con-
Meeting with the n O'Clock train at City Point from
Petersburg. Returning, Will leave Kings Mill
touching at all the regular landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Windsor
Shades, on Chickahominy, TIL URSDAYS, at @ A.
NJ, connecting ut City Point with the Z O'Clock
train from Petersburg. touching AT all the regulsr
landings on James river down to billiards. Wharf,
and all regular landings Oh Chckahominy. Re-
turning. will leave Windsor Shades on FRI
DAYS at O'Clock A. NJ. rf& ".
Freight received from IL O'Clock Mondays TO %
O'Clock A. NJ. Tuesdays, and from IL O'Clock to
z. nj. Wednesdays and from II O'Clock Fridays
to o. A. nj. Saturdays.
Freight for ChickihomIny will only be received
from II O'Clock Wednesdays to 8 A. III. Thursdays
All freight to way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply TO Captain on
board, or to GEORGE l.. CURklE, i-+
Agent
at CURRIE 4 Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary SIS
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <ssIss
PACKET COMP N Y.-fhesSssssi1Eka8sS
steamship GEO. 3. UPTON leaves New \ ork
every SATURDAY /; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship Wa. Z. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. .-# ...#.-
Freight received daily.
D. j. BURR, President.
fe20 124 Main street.
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
AG ROAD-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after MARCH 3oth, 1871. --,F

A0 hoAD-CbAHG OF SCHEDULE.-Ou
and after MARCH 30th, 1871. 49,
......a. GOING WEST,
Train No. (Through Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sundays) at 4 A. NJ; leaves
Danyie At II: e3 a. n; arrives at Greensboro at
1852 p. NJ. .- -. >
Train No. . Dynchburg Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Mt OILS A. M arrives sc Lynchburg at
Train No. (ThroughMail and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:4o P. NJ; leaves Danvie
daily at l0:s2 T. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
at 1850 T.. n. ~
-. GOING EAST:
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. M; leaves Danyille
daily at A:36 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
1890 P. d.. ..,.....ft .ra.. .s.a
Train No. 8 Through Passenger) leaves Green's
bor0' daily Except Sundays) at II :05 A. M leaves
Danvile at l:27 L. NJ; arrives n Richmond at Sis
P. Nj. ,.a. i 1879 -sr.s .,s
Train No. 0 Lynchburg Psssenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at s:so A. NJ; leaves Burkeyille
at ] r. NJ; arrives ut Richmond ut 2. M.
Trains nos. and connect 1T Greensboro with
Trains on North CarolinS Railroad for all points
South.
Train No. . connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and South. -,ss
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket office In
Richmond ~,@ ~ 4 s-'@3
schedule OF this company will please print as
above. JOHN X. MAShURDO,
!, apis General Freight and TIcRet Agent.
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SOUTHERN PLANTER Z ri: 3.
- Ann FARM

SOU lhElLN LIAM lEb - - 49,.
= AND FARMER
.-.- SUBSCRIPTION: 81 =.
TWO DOLLARS PER AENUM.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
This OLD AND WELL-ESTABLISHE JOUR
NAL has recently changed hands, and Will be
conducted with renewed Ylgor. 1t will number
among its Contributors some of the ...
BLEuT WRITER'S In THE COUNTRY
ferent departments of the JOURNAL-Agrical-
turai, Horticultural, Mechanical, Household;
ScwfII each be conducted by practical and
able men. It's the intention OF the publishers TO
aida ,,nn.>,n pr.n,rpu
in having portion OF the JOURNAL devoted 10
~ FAMILY READING, ... -. -
and mains or ex pense will be spared to make II
MOST VALUABLE JOURNAL IN THE
STATE. ..,
EVERY farmer should take It, and no one who has
recently moved into the State can afford 10 De
without it. as It contains the experience of the
,ost practical and successful farmers ana plant
As an advertising medium 1t has no superior In
the SOUTH having d large circulation amongst the
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nAIfHOAns.
60 NJ No.
iEXCuRSfON TICKETS no THE
II RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
PETEksBURG.
! KARE FOE RoUsD, THIP. sorHe AND
~ - -. RETUENIN6,O Only Al.

Dnr,ng the fessions Of the CoancIl OF the PROF.
10 Association or Yssginis In PetCrsbufxI
sio,, AZ .mencipE on Wednesday, NEXT e1cur.
rood on anx NY 10. Pc ssaed tor 9f for the round trip
,is I, trains leave Richmopd sts4. 81 sndI
and ms : hhesafbing, leave Petersburg az r. II
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Gorn.-Mized, "a bushels. I
Utft8.-60 bushelG.7 20 IsrSF't - u 4 ss.t
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sEwING.MACHINEs.
TOW TO SQUANDER MONEY.

- 50 MECHANICS OF DUB CITY
will testify to The superiority OF our Machine ana
we recommend you TO take their Judgment rsther
than OF any interested party. We never run Gown
ri sfro s-I-.Is.tt1s : ...s = - AVERY d CO..
INV 7a General Agents.
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RICHMOND, May a. n7i.
4 LII LOSSES AND DAMAGES EoR'
- FSEldHT must be ssrestsinea at depot Re-.
r na4 GOODS sre tasen away, or the Company rfI
freight must bs removed from this denot q,
swehty ron: hours after arrival. Or will be hauled
=, ", ss9ieo Hs3pense and risk Of owper Owing
20 our 1nsunctent freight Accomm odstfons 20 arSS
com pei ed 70 adopt this method "e
tfe.shs VIII mol be received after 60 clock p M
VIM. n. BRAGG, sunt.
JAS. NJ. TURNER. Freiaha Agent my ae.-5H
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MADRID, May 27.-A Carlist rising in
Spain is regarded as imminent.
LONDON, May PA dispatch to the
NetcS says Don Carlos is at Bay onne, and
great agitation prevails in Audalusia and
Catalonia
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VICTOR HUGO AND TIE INSURGENTS.

BRUSSELS, May 27.-Victor Hugo writes
q letter to the Independence Beige, in
which he disapproves of the insurrection.
lie protests against the statement that the
Belgian Government will eXtradite all the
insurgents found upon its territory. The
paper, in its comments, does not agree
with the sentiments of Hugo.