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adETRUPOLITAN WORKS,
MACHINERY OILS.

MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
~ AND TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY
saved by the use OF
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
eating OIL.
Euual 10 the best sperm OIL at one-thirdthe price.
NJ, In bic for slow or rapid machinery OF every de-
rcriuLlur Free from all impurities. Warranted
moi la heat or gum. Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted " give Sails
T,ctiou when properly used, or 10 he returned AT
onr expcnse. IL is free from all grit ana gum, ana
under inc same circumstances as the pest sperm
or Lard Oil, will not heat, wear or cut the ooAes
or bearings. ., l., ,,,. nj, -
This ON has been extensively used In inns Guy
for several yeirs plst,!giyinS general satislacto
and without complaint wherever properly uSeo.
II does MOI Icuulrc any peculiar treatment or par
ticrlr care other than To see that the lnachluerS
is clean and free from dirt aud gum Eetorc this VII
Is applied: no fur Their care Is necessary.
Purchasers are cautloued that the tll soid ny, us
differs from all other Intoxicating rs SOFA 1t
his market we are the sole agents here ior the
Virginia natural Petroleum Lubrlcating vi,
every barrel f which sold by us bearing our pralia
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PETkOLhuH
.IJBRlCATIhG OIL, PURCELL, LADD u
CO., Apeuts, Richmond, Va.
This OH Is not affected by extremes OF temrera-
tire. stat ding alike heat or cod. 1t Is, In "oru'
the CHEAPEST oil, and combines more 81 me r..
1uisltes of y good lubricator than any OIL oictcu
In this market.
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt at
tention. and be shipped In good tight pachases'
PURCELL, Laid Co., DrueSists,
myoI Richmond, va
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The Senate.

WASHINGTON, May 2G-The Senate took
no action to-day regarding the newspaper
prisoners. 1t spent five hours in Eyccrl-
tive session upon, it is supposed, some de-
claration additional to the Washington
treaty.
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HARD TINES IN CALIFoRNIA.-A San
Francisco correspondent of the New Or
leans Iim.s says that the past dry year has
broken up many farmers, and that many
people are leaving California for their old
homes cast of thc Rocky Mountains in con-
sequence OF the hard times there.
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corn AND FLOUR ExcuAwGEy
RICHMOND, VA, May 2s tS7L
0FFEpTHCs

corn AND FLOUR FxcuArcE
RICHMOND, VA, May 7s ts7L
OFFERINGS.
Wh 'nt.=White. as buahels. Red, so bushels.
COr1n-W hite, 252 bushels.
OGtS.-- Al hushnIs.
Rue. -12 huaheis
WOOL 400 pounds. -....
skLES
Hhen - White, az bushels good ri Rtss
Torn.-"hitc, 800 bushels very pond at ssr
Wool Loo pounds unwashed at 3lc,
EE-ExHrBITED.
IMent-Whte, Is bushels.
REMARKS.
me offerings on Change have become ycrv
hRht. white can only he sold at very reduced
pr1ces. while corn Is In demand and advancing,
'na '''e same may he said Of oats. The offerings
OF corn are very light ard not at all ndeoua,e IN
The demand. The offerings will not. bowevc-
continue quite as light rs they have been for some
days past.
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THERE is excellent authority for the state.
ment that Secretary Fish will shortly retire
from the Cabinet, and be appointed our
member Of the tribunal Of arbitration
which is TO meet at Geneva for The settle.
lncnt OF the Alabama clailns.-Ncto YORK
1',.JJy1,a
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sPORrs OF THE rTrpr
~--~>--~>~-~~~~~--~---,~soIx 10 AUkEs
MARYLAND TROT-
TING ASSOCIATION. SgENagyN

TING ASSOCIATION. e
/ THE INAUGURAL SPRING MEETING
/ mAhfLAND TROTTIEG AssOCIAT1O,
WILL BE ZELDA
] THEIR GROUNDS, BALTIMORE,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY.
AID FRIDAY
nA soTH' dsT, and JUNE lsr and I'd, 1871.
PREMIUMS, slo,oeo.
FIRST DAY.
now. - Purse of FL 500, for Horses that have
No. ''t n, neLter than three minutes.
al iorses that have never before run ,pr ,nnpey
NO. IN Purse OF 81 900 for ali Horses Thai have
SECOND DAY.
never 80, turse or Nnoo for Horses that have
hessr troted better than $50.
never trCtted better than 2.33 '''' 49,
THIRD DAY.
No. GA Purse OF 81 go free to all Horses tox.
ceptlng Rashsw. Jr.,, owned In MaryIand IBIS.
M OF Columbia or Virginia, on the 1st day OF
No. IA Purse of 81 500, for Horses tb,. b,ve
never trottcd better than 2.3o.
FOURTH DAY.
No 8.-Purse Of $500 for Double Te,ms IJorscs
70 &C owned ny same man. Horses barred that
have beaten $50: ~'
No. "a purse of O., 900, free to all horses;
REMARKS AND CONDITIONS.
Inc hutes OF the National Trotting Association
10 govern the above race.
The entries will close on MONDAY, Nav 10Th.
1871, ut O'Clock L. NJ. Entrance, ten per cent,
OF purses, ana must accompany nomination. En-
tries made with
DAVID LOGAN, Esq, Treas'r,
Sherwood House, Baltimore.
ROBERT ENNICK, Pres't.
my l6-codtM30
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Foreign Markcts-LBY TELEGRArHl
States bonds, soS Tallow, l3s. cd. 0lSs 3D. SUI
gar on The spot, 3Gs. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May 2G.--Cotton quiet; uplauds
7Sd ,'rlcans I'D; sales, l. 900 bales, includirs
5000 Tor export and speculation; stock, Gl3pG,
bales, including 5Go, 900 American; stock anoat
$4,000 bales, including go 600 American. Cotton
on SHIPS nearly due from Savauuah and Charles
ton, ! lid.
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MILITARY GOODS,

MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY GOODS!
W. MILITARY GOODS
JOHN II. TYLER & CO.,
resumlng that part Of their business In which they
were 80 extensively engaged in fotmer years, are
?: repaired to furnish whatever may b: needed for
MILITARY EQUIPMENT, to wit:
RIFLES,
MUSkETS,
r1SroLS, &c.
SW ORDS and BELTS Of every description
STAFF and LINE BUTTONS,
SASHES,
EPAULHTTES,
PEASANTS,
STARS,
LACES,
BdAIDS,
CORDS, &C., &c.
The ahovn Will be sold at such prices as tn make
It o tho Interest Of purchasers TO give them their
orders. Call At 1872 MAIN STREET, Richmond
Va. an 2S-cnUIm
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Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts, has en-.
Gagged passage in the Scotia for Liverpool
June 9Th.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

IMMATURE ALMANAC. MAY 81, 1871.
Sun rises. .,.......... 4.5l Moon Sets l25
5un sets ...,.,,..,... 709 high tide. IL .
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Cotton Markets -IBY TELEGKApu.l

FRIDAY, May Co. Sdraln,h: Quiet at lsSc
receipts. 5ss bales exports coastwisn, 3Il ba1c,
sales, 200 bales stock, IS $50 bales. NeD Orleans
Duli at Ice. receipts, l 50" bales exports u
Hayrc, ssh bales sales, $500 bales stock
os,s57 bales. city Point: Rcct pts of the week
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England.

LONDON, May 2G.-Thc race for the Oates
stakes ut EPSON resulted as follows:
Rothschild's " Hannah" first. Naylor'.
" Noblessc" second, and Briggs's "Hop
vine" third. Nine horses ran. The bet.
ting was five to two against the winner.
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"Kes0lrea, That we recognize the bind
in- obligation OF al the provisions Of the
Constitution OF the United States rs they
now exist, and we dcprccatc the discussion
of issues which have been settled i'll the
manner and by the authority constitutions
ally apnOintcu.H
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Second race, milp-and-a.half dash for
threc-ycar olds, Club purse $3.50, resulted:
Ginger, 1 !; GabcrlunZlc. ,; McInto>i's
chestnut colt, 8; Commerce, /. Time,
J.ipL
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Sentence of IL Murderer.
New YORK, May 2G.-Fostcr, who muir
dcrcd Mr.. Putnam. was this morning sen
fenced TO be hung July 18th.
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rHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RATr

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
SRoAD,-Cn and after SUNDAY, April soth,
iASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Sun-
days e1cepted) as follows:
$3.50 Il. M.-MAIL. TRAIN for Stanton, con.
nccting At Gordonsyille with Orange, Alexandra
ana Manassas train for Washington and North,
and fvnchburg and South. =
This train will run through to White Sulphur
URDATS.
S:35 p. M.-ACCoMMODATIoN TRAIN for
GordOnsyIlle. = ~.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves at $50 A. n. for
Gorionevle. connecting Tor the North and South.
Through tickets, Mt low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest. s@
Further information may be obtained at the
company's offices. A. II. PERRY,
General Superinten dent.
JAMES +. NETHERLAND, Genl Ticket Agt.
ap Is
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Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2G.-PoiM Erccze
Rnces-Ihird and Last DGy--lIoncSt Billy
won the first, Fanny Fern the second, and
American Girl the third race.
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p1CUMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL
Ia kOAO-CuANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Ou
and after MARCH 10th 1871.
GOING WEST, -t..
Train No. Through rAsseuger) leaves Rich
mond daily except SundayS) at a. NJ; leaves
Danville at 1903 a. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro at
l:52 Z. 81.
Trabl 80. iLynchburg Passenger leaves Rich
mond daily at OILS A. H.; arrives a. Lynchburg at
=. III.
Team No. 5(ThroughMsil and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:40 L. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at lO:22 L. H.; arrives at Greensboro daily
at 1850 T. NJ.
GOING EAST:
Train No. (Through Mail and Fxpress) leaves
daily at 1888 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily At
1890 z. NJ.
Train NO. Through Passcnger) leaves Green's
boro' daily except Sundays) 1T 1905 A. NJ. leaves
Danvile at 1T Z. NJ; arrives =: Richmond at s:l5
z. NJ.
Train No. (Lynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily At $3.50 A. d.: leaves Burkeville
Al r. NJ; arrives al Richmond at L. NJ.
TEAMS Nos. and connect at Grecnsboro' with
Trains Oh North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Train No. connects at B,rkeyille with Train
on AtlaDttc, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
all points southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured At the ticket Office In
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule vi this company VIII please print as
above. JOHN X, MACM URDU,
ap Is General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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= atruction, for all purposes, of Richmond or
Northern build -
MACHINERY,
for RI Ilroad, machine, car, aad carpenter shops,
plirnu-mills, sash, blind, door, cablneL~are,
chair, bctste1d, w0ndeuware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, slave, carriage %ooo, cot.
ton and WOODEN factories, cotton gins, farmers,
Inunrics, rolllug-mils, tobacco factories lalinc-
ries, saw, Touring, corn, and paper-lnills, mines,
&C., d.. improved shtftinS, pulleys and hang
rrs, betting, lace leather, saws, files, wrencheS,
twist drills, steam gauges, SAN guInincrS, steam
and water pipe ana fixtures, packing, Journal
metal nick ana tool handles, emery wheels and
machiues, turbine watcr-whec!s, &C., &c.
SkCUhD-HASD MACHINERY anu STEAM
BOILERS bought sold, and exchanged.
PLANS and INMATES OF machinery for
mills and manufactures. r. A. DAYTON.
10Th ST., between Main and Cary,
an 1l-tSw3,u kirhmunt Va.
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RAILROADS.


ELL a % % ID
aHr os ssoHss 3 X z. r < 2 b Il to0
A IL LOSSES AND DAMAGES FOR
fora 1904 "a. aT must be aseertsined at depot be.
not be Tesnon .s isken away, or tho company VIII
trent,sE a se mp.t BE- removed from this DEPOT IN
ana ,Ssf hours after arrival or will be HAULED
to fes hsa s,a OF or,sr Owing
eompered 70 adopt this method iinoo@Iions We are
iA''sns VIII not be received airsr O'Clock p. n.
JAS. N. TUNER, freiabs 4 &c Seh hIhAGS' sups
Aiehhe ssps AND ND. YORK RIyEa RA1LRoAp,,
0orpIISStuHIESDEgT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND VA, April2o 1871. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE -DAIIY
~ LINEUP and afer May 9Th Is71- TIA
rAiSs on f ts 5ess ri! f Tss !;
Rtchmera @s :; r9Int osy at A NJ arrive st
t es ro Esn m 9ss eay p NJ arrive at
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER oAR
ATTACHED.
te,Ie Richmond daily lhonaays excepted, at
Leave West Point Mondays excepted) ut p.
a.; arrive at Richmond at M.
nralns connect daily a. West Potn with first
ard Vest. l~1--'' wa"
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, ss.
NRT psa ana PM shr q ladng given to al points
promptly forwarded, ~
IerSons going by this route get q good nights
.est on most comfortable boats, with tables unsur-
passed BY any, and arrive In Baltimore In tina
for Northern and Western trains
rn ana ailrr May 5th round trip ticket viii be
.olu from Richmond TO West Point, good TO 20
DOWN on SATURDAY and return on MONDAY.
Tor sl7 To this way persons may enjoy fne salt
water bathing At West Point. Bathing houses will
pc ntted up: Good no els are open for the accom-
nodatlon OF quests at moderate price.
WIN. n. BRAGG, superintendent.
], L. TAYLOR, Ticket A gent.
.. Nd. TURNEt. Freight Agent. mYI
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.


MAN FACT u Il + ID TOBACCO
wi AGENCY.
Asugents for the manufacturers, we cfter 10 tiic
trade the following well known brands CHEW
ING TOBACCO:
Thos. G. Williams 6 Co.'S celebrated WAR
REM TOBACCO.
Thos. j. llarcgr0vc's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
Thcs ). uardgrovc's celebrated PEERLESS
!. !. Gowies's FLUyANEA LEAFTOBACCO
49, - \. l.. ThsDi & ca.
r,,NE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
4 Hat" 10 DuAea Paris Medal 1oDacco;
i11,a,n @Iar smoking Tobacco Flowers OF Nir-
yiuia SInoX'us Tobacco; virgin queen 8AioN'nk
400. s27 Broad street,
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HsAGgzaAEsSY, &C.
HTA CHINE SHOP.
SLUAT 4 ARLINGTON,
MACIIlEiSTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: lace AND H2i CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
VA.
nAGRaaA EGY, &C.

pAIRIHG SrEAM~ENUlNTS and BOILERS In
city and coanlry; TuHACCO WORK of all
kIil3 made ar,l repaired; TuKACC0 Flat
Htt!.GCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; Plat.
EUItA AMI ali ,.;l!er kinds OF SCALES kEpAiH.
E3 aud Adj LISTED. AGMHrs for shs sale Of
VERNON. SELnGN'S PATENT STEhM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Gompany's STEAM
GAUGES. These games ara warranted by rs for
yaar, AMI sc sell ihe:n at low prices. We ke@r
Ill nIu,ts OF BEAS5WD kE Or SUPERIOR
aAit& cnr SrEAH- e. t!lE ES. such H. gauge
cc.:ks. oil ard ta!!Gw-cupS, OIL-CUPS FOR
,,iiA E'rINt.. >Ti.E-E.,!Dr.RS, S'FKAM-H BIS
TIES WhTEE-tiAUGES GLOBE-FALVES,
s,rtment or such articles rs are used by al run.
ming steam-engiucs and saw-Inils. -
SLOAT tS ADDINGTON,
|. Is l422 and li:1 Cary street.
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ID II l G L S
OF THE
MASON & HAMLIE CABINET ORGANS.
Having vastly increased their facilities Tor
manufacture, the MASON 4 HhNllh ORGAN
COMPANY are now enabled 10 offer their we'll
known Organs, which are
Tile ACKNOWLEDGMENT STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among instruments OF the class, at prices OF In
which are, therefore, alike To all--iryarlablc.
The following are
ILLUSTRATIONS:
tOur-OCtaVe organs. :5l
he same, double reed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e
Five octave organs, with TRENT lant, carved
and ornaIncnted... .....:.:......:.. lct
The same, double reed, with live stopS....,.. l.
Forty other styles, up U....,..........,.. i,to'
All IN solid black walnut. All the Organs mad,
by this company are thoroughly
FIRST GLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will not meke the so-called cheap Organs q
any price. The comparative superiority OF thel
instruments IS now greater than ever before a
every competent judge who will carefully cXamin
and compare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cut
from photographs OF the different styles, full inur
nation, aud iOwes st prices also, Testimonial Cir
cular, will be sent free to any address,:
MASON y HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
500 Broadway, New York.
I OF S''e '''""''A" =. l.. d. wALroRD,
I'D 4-deodS w6m Oh Main street
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RiCumGsp AID PETERSBURG X. X. COIL
RICDMoND, April 20, 1871. !

hICUMUND ApTlI 70, I8IK.
TgNHE T Il A l N s ON THIS Road
Il run as follows:
Thc mail trains leave Richmond st. 2:45 A. N.
sud 7:3o u "a; and leave Petersburg At u.3s A. III.
and 1:2) r. nj.
freight trains, with passenger car attached,
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily SUNDAYS
Inrludcd) AZ A. NJ. returning, leave Peters
burg anu Richmond at z. NJ.
The s:45 A. II. Train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, anu the 7:2o z. a.. train will not leave
gc.crsburX oh SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 9:3s p. II.
daily train.
PASSENGERS from Glover Hill take the $50 A. II,
| train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and
| re urning, leave Richmond OH The same days at
2:;5 L. N.
The mail trains viii run through, stopping only
at Chester.
| The sA. NJ. daily train will connect at Peters.
burg with the Atlantic, Ohio, ann Mississippi rsi
roati for Lynchburg. X. Is. KAbEY,
ap2O Ticket and Freight Agent.
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THE New MOVEMENT IN PESNsYLvANIA.-
The Democratic state Convention The other
day adopted the following:
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IL A e. i S.
Kentucky.


LEXINGTON, KY, Nav 2G.-The first race
to-day WAS for the Produce stakes, two
mile heats, resulting:
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DIAMOND-POINTED

YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. Itmakes, at short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls, &C. There need be no waste OF 1000
prepared with 1t, as 1t is always OF the best quail
IT, We would say TO those who have never used
il that = very few trials will enable them 10 use
1t, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Putup FULL NET WEIGHT, rs represented.
Grocers and dealers sell 1t.
DUOLEY Il BROTHER,
Proprietors,
co New street, New York city.
an 4 deOd&eow6m
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RAUL u l.uniS'S brown colt. =
Harvey " lliiilnS. .................. )
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-15

ed from her bosom to her knees with rough
tarpaulin, her long dark hair wet with the 1et
of cold water, which is always failing upon
her forehead. On chair close by are her
clothing, her little ornaments and trlnKets,
and all that she had with her when sne dleo.
Notwithstanding the publicity which ner case
has had, and though week has elapsed, no
one has come forward who recognizes tae
face, and the police have had no letters OF IN
quiry from any part OF the country: has any
one missed wife or sister? II Is oreaolul 10
think of-this delicate girl, with some @ STeal
grief upon her, coming to this city ana klling
herself in hotel. without leaving trace o.
herself behind. The impression 1s tnat tne
name is assumed, and that she came from :
distance. A charitable gentleman mas onereo
to assume the expense OF giving the oouy le'
spectacle sepultpre at one of the cemeteries
and the police have accepted the oler: Usu
ally the last journey from the 4orgue is over
the East River to the Potters' Field on one oi
the islands. .
Life in the South is supposed to be lilustEa-
led nightly on the boards OF Nioios lneatle'
Mr.. Chanfran has new realistic drama, en-,
titled "Kit," the action Of when is III tne
Southern States. am sorry to say tnat II any
inquring Yankee gets his notions OF Soulael1 q, =
customs and character from study 9i liie y.
piece at Niblo, he will have spent MS aollar III ~
vain. The drama rs provided with game O
draw poker and barroom "dlucnlCy, anu
winds up with a duel with bowie knives:
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PuSseng gers,

Per steamship James Adger..for New York
Mrs Below and child, V Dibble, W Dlbble, u
Lampher, wife and child. Jacoas Curtis,
Il Lambertop, Dr. Richardson. Mrs o TiedemaL:
TWO children and nurse, Miss Richardson, d V
Dickson, T W Holcomb, Mrs Fitzpatrick, Dr. HGsel
and vile. Miss Fitzpatrick, Mrs Walker and tw
daughters, D Y Bailey, Bates ard vile, MIS- Nor.
ris and child. 4 Holmes and wife. z Lalue. w E
Perry A Ii Holmes, IS Presto on, e Ferdell, Mul
holland, G Rnshton, wife and four children, Rev
Fitzpatrick, Mrs Smons, Mrs Bailey, three chill
lreu aud nurse, l. HarZe, Kerrison, bliss her'
rison, Miss Q Kerrison. Mrs Baggett and servant,
j N Dodge. = Carey, X Govanler, vile and Two
children, j Pauldng. Wife, three Children anu
servant, s Taft, wife and Two children, + Bet I,
A Tyler, Mrs SeabroUk, E G Adams, G l. Tllom-
SON. Cander Miss Carroll, Mss S WI, on, MISS
Butler Miss Hcenan, Miss Murphy. Miss NJ Carroi,'
w Williams, Z Pond: Capt Atkins, Jowett, J
.Lairan. Miss Brown, ] Corliss. Murphy, Cor
belt, Mrs CUnauel and two children, " Hutchln'
son, NJ DasS. Miss DaSk, J Cox, Porter. CrolE.
W Taylor, Van Edan, Flagan, and Hose and
SON.
Per steamship Georgia, nom New York-Mr
and Mrs W NJ Little. w haslle, Rev Mr. Bilming.
ham, Campbell, W EasIOn. f ii Hamilton, =
DahlbrOok " Prlngle. DR. II Dickson, Jr, ii
S;oyce A DemaresI, Mrs E Barnwell and two
children, Andrew Sifnonds, Mr. and !rs Wagner
and daughter, Miss Crowell, Miss Walden, Miss L
Landers, Miss Mackin, Miss Spencer, G Smith,
Mary Johnson and Mary Council.
Per steamer dictator. from Palathn Viz JACK,
sonyile, Eernandina and Savannah.-W n Hall,
hurry, ,'apt Holmes, Mrs Hosear, S Jones, Mr
Lussee 4 HarEness, and Is deck.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.
E6 E I'd H
VICE-PRESIDENT'S OFF.

CHARLESTON, S. g., February IL, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at II u. and
Pm. ~ - 'l.L4
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. M.;(Mepdays ex-
cepted) and $3.50 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston $50 P. n, Sun
DAYS.
Train leaving at 12 n makes through connec.
rien to. New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek OILY, going through in IL hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION on SUNDAYS.
Passengers leaving by $50 P. ii. Train have
choice Of route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY in Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUE-
DAY in Wilmington, N. O.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest both Trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and } hio Railroad.
s. S. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
febll-l2mUB
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A Corner i'm Spirits Turpentine.

The New York Iaily Bulletin OF Friday, May
10Th has the following: Yesterday the steamer
Regulator and other vessels arrived here from
Wilmington with sol barrels spirits turpentine,
in anticipation Of which prices have for few
days. past been declining. holders who had previ-
ously been very firm lowing 10 the stock being in
few hands, believing that when this came upon
the market lswer prizes must as consequence
follow. Wnen, however, the expected receipts
arrived, buyers who had been holding or and
awaiting their arrival came into the market, aud
il was found that this would not be enough 10
supply the demand, and prices In consequence
immediately advanced and the tendency Is now
upward. The stock here Is all contracted by one
or two parties. The next steamer from Whining.
ton Is the Benefactor which Is expect ed here
Monday next, with $50 barrels, which has all
been bought up, and eonsiderale advance Is ex-
pected before any other amount Of consequence
can arrive.
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Ne,r York Ricr !Iu:kct.

From the Daily Tall.tia, May II: Domestic
quiet and we lave only 10 nOtra .eW sMail par
i've and The lone iater slack. without further
change il prices, however. Sales OF 100 bags
Pat.a al 7sc. and 40 bags RanGeon at 62laIc.
From lie DAILY Bulletin, FriuaS, May ~:
suppliel and he ma! kct quiet. Sales Of 90 tierces
at o;sas!4c. Foreign is quite dull at the moment
at about former rates but there IS very 1air
amount C1erln2. aud The market not very strong.
Sa.es OF 700 bags Eancuun aL G51aIG.