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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-10
SPAIN.

REPUBLICAN INSTRUCTION IN GRANADA.
LONDON Monday, Jan. 0, 1871.
A Republican instruction has broken out in
samia Granada The movement is considered as unin-
SOrtaht.
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4 NEW RAILROAD BRIDGE.

bALTIAoRE, Jan. 9.-Ihc great iron railroad
bridge over tic ODio River al IaILcrsDurc. wei yi
F4s, come ting the Batuere and ONO ana g.arie.
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GERMANY.
PROBABLE CORONATION OF THE NEW EMPEROR
IN FRANKFORT.

A dispatch from Frankfort On-the Main says
that petitions have been forwarded to King william,
praying him 70 respect the historical title Of that city,
End allow 70 be the Of his coronation as Emperor
of GeTmanT.
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In the agreement made Tor mail service witp
A.. a., kesA Webb AL helsssy bsi 1sn
49, \, $500, uar pensty Of x sslf esenptec tkAs
% en- chsr 81 rolls tst Fraaso ana iss
s, an fef NeffNok ai Nla p IL r0sct b. the .ossi
SoaeaII,s nov between d. cs AL Great bihsh
% ako tier their Cd secure oo-eepa o~s
hih ~, produce cosn contributing 10 ID a. 3D. sss
Ia .snd sla be 10 tie lEsei $500 60. Lee
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me- ARREST DECAY.-When plan

me- ARREST DECAY.-When plant
Or T. Tree begins tc decay Il must eds die. tcan-
mt he rev taliz d. But 1t IL not 60 with human
beirgs, A Eumaa uin can be repaired. 'ronstn-
ened, restored, though brown leaf or TitneTed
blade OF grass c IN never be made Creep again. In
IN. autumn of life, or even in its winter when ma
turs gctns to be giving way under the pressure oil
years is still poss Bile TO retaTd the progress OF
drc and IT, lend 10 age more than lis wohted VI
rr. Asameans OF promoting this object, HOS
TErTEA,. STOMACH BITTERS is unquesticn-
ably the most po:eDt OF all r storat!ves. 1t VIII
no. m Ike the old 5oung, bu, 1t will prevent lessen,
or the t. rmtics which are the usual accom-
pani,aents Of the decline oflife. For debility ana
lack of ne.vsua power, from whatever cause
arising Il IL the medicine that OF all others before
the world best deserves The name OF Specpc.
In purity In inviyoratpg properties, IN its adsp-
tstio, to weak stous chs aud feeble itlons'
Il HIS 20 competitor an oug the toncs of the ph,r-
m scot n a, nor among pI oprletary remedles pc
sdea It's strengthening principle, II possesses site
rtve md regal .ling properties or the nlRheEt OF
der and az n anti bilious medicine is far p'eIer&-
he 20 srv of the preparations containing mer-
curv. ] ima has showo that for physical dtcs!;
nervous blt y, dyspepsia, bilious d!sorcers ara
Intermittent fcvsr. tster's bttefs i ZEN,
without rival. Ihis Is the sesson OF Tue ieii Va
th: leaf; let It cenGd the old, the !eeoe, cue SIN
w. .n'iuyIgorate ana re: ulA!e their systems VIVA
'h's sieSN 'ee'-AOo no 2O-eod&wlt
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spEcaaa ws,TT iys,.
- EMPIRE MUTUALLIFE INsU-

Me- EMPIRE MUTUALL1FE INsu-
p.NcE COMPANY, OF NEW YoRK-Th's is
one OF the most remarkable OF our prosperous cls
life companies for with but t1o SeaTs ana NAH
Of age it hs, already reached position Oh emil
nenre which. II continued in the same ratio, VIII
IN a few wears rank Il with the osSf1urisains
connanies OF the world. Organic cd IN hpri'
1862 with capital Of 100000 its assets on Tue Leu
of November current had been increased 10 *8'''"
COO. nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst IN
the same period of timo 1t Issued LOCO poiic'es'
fpsurinz s2s 100000.
penovned as is this country FOR tie rapid gro"
ard DEVELOPMENT Of It's young life companies we
kno-y Of nothing approaching 10 this brtllsns ca
reer of The E1plre Mutual, for We ma sha' III
alb int eight hun dred days o; business IL accnn'
ted s775 Ooo-almost Slo0 coo for each one nunu,e"
days of iabor-ard to produce this result 40 o'Hsi
taIIsman has been used than the lnoo'n''"o'
forts Of the manage ment.
Unuuas.iouabiy there must &c eienneh'' ~ =.
friction to command thls nigh patrohate ~ ~
ehor, ,,ma and the. C we flad 10th In the gehe-
-oue constitution Of the company and IN We IL
11eu.ial character OF the p!eslaehl' " ..,
Scrfbper Eco. IN the former Is emo
liberal feature uEYlSt1 W
science. and IN the lstter'is concentrated 'ms IA
dispens bile qualifications Of an acc9np ha ,e
ond ,uasfst,pab;e unGerw irer. lncSeo, lne -
tesritT OF purpose displayed by Mr. Se,i0ne i.n IN
The Inst AM previous sessions of the s.a'e e
,ra m, nd. such an immersion npon the Ansuf ea~e
tn,o-sss of this city hist IL presented nun W"
ham dso1ne service OF plate, tribute thas couat
not h. ey.ended to the worthy preside-t "lnous
reaecting much OF its distinction upon 'Ho eo"-
paay with which he is connected. :.
Tha sec,a,arp. stdrey w. Crofut, Efq., Is
most talent ed, able, end entetp1isins coaoJ't'l'
and tbe President, In conjunction with this gen
,lrman, has achieved degree Of rucces' In q IL"
hundred days that is commonly the "ofh "a 1'-
csde. s ,uo .,ou1d
those about to insure their liVes-and we sn'".a
hope all those unip sured are Of ths class nna
. 1,bera' company In the Empire life, consider
alton OF vital import TO those who Snx,ousi' o."
at the presgns that others may Reap IA VA
ture.-Insurance and Real Estate JonTnnt-
S0A no I-lm
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sPEcrAL NOTICE.:
sg FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.

Woe NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
Ella nNO IN ErDL Ess VARIETY.
T. II. Pr jE & Cos
,us,n IN market. are opening BY s.esme1s anu *
ores. Iarpe additions 10 theis splendid stock.
IN DRESS GOODS The much desired shades.
rnEECH SA7TEESS-Eavy Blue, Plum slue'
H,cwu. Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon. &C.;
Cacheu erts, Nmpress Cloths, Ot!owas, Rels'
velourp. Id,h and French Poplins, Grape
Popiins, &c.
moIr tSING GOODS InperatIice, Tamese'
Reps Otomans. velours, Henrietta Closhs'
Cashmeres Merinos, DtLaines &C., &C.; Dou'
be faced MoHALRs aud AtPAcAs' very
cheap; MI,
srApL Er.-Cassimeres, Cloths, Blankets, tIan'
NEG, Pulled C!otos, abeetinRs, Cohons, DIS
pers. Towels, Irish Linen. &C., &c.
1s CLOAK-kOOM- Sha Ills: Broche, striped
French, Long and squlre Blanket, French
B.sket shawls. Beaver. Cloth Cloak' emoroid-
cred aud trimmed In ey7iy style, Waterproof
CiJAks, &c, &c.
Stock all The tim kept up.
Hr THOMAS D QUARLE5 Is with as, and woulo
be glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock. loo 2oJ 4. Il. fh1SA w.
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WHAT CoUNTRY.-The Los angeles
fnot Angelos) Ne,es gives the following sta.
tistics from the books of the assessor OIL
hat county-population about 16, 600:
"Apple trees. 7,1Oo; peach. II. 100; pear
) 200 : plum, 200; cherry, 100; nectar me-
400: quince. .1oo; apricot: $50; hs' 2, ono
lemon, 3, 700: orange, "a 900 olive, 2.oOo
nrune, ITO; mulberry. 2'6,OOO almo ono
$50; walnut, 600; pomegranate' z' oOo !
raspberry bushes. 5000 strawberry plants,
LAG, 800 grape vines, 4,137 400. r.,
Wine. 1.064,oo GALLONS dist'lleries, a.
brandy, So, 600 gallons; brewerles, :; peer,
q, 5000 gallons"
Lemons, oranges, almonds. figs, prunes,
pomegranates! Or course these are only
mart of the statistics. The rest refer tc
such products as are common TO ell sec
lions Of the country.
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The WILSON AFFAIR.-The Mayor O,
Norfolk having admon>hed the people no,
TO attend the meeting called in that city for
the 18th, they, both white and colored, fol.
lowed his advice. The Journal says:
There was no meeting yesterday after.
noon. Everything was quiet, ard there
was 10 excitement whatever, SO far as we
can learn, on the subject.
Our coiored cjLIZens have acted very
wisely III this matter. They have shown
themselves amenable to good advice, and
their conduct will commend them TO the
favor Of eli friends of law and order and all
good citizens of the State.
1.-The Judicial inquiry into the facts Of
the Wilson murder will be prosecuted with
al The more probability of successful
j.sue from the omission of the proposed
demonstration on the part of the colored
people, which could only have served to
give II q partisan character.
We congratulate the coiored people OF
tneir good sense aud good behavior, and the
to!4muhty onthe fact that the disturbance
% 's peaee wblco was apprehended proved
Z , s'e III foanded.n
We did not understand The Major az for.
bidding he holding of such a meeting. We
do not concede that he had the right TO do
SO. We have denounced General saEar.
Ban tor his conduct in Chicago; and we !
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-. -, ,nclined to justify even acivl maeis-
s.s.o "v IN interfering with the right OF the
ssase e,a neaceaoiy to assemble for the ptlr-
oo s Of consulting with one another upon
a pu subiect. But we are curious to know
~ the State Journal should take stca
hieb around 10 the Norfolk casc' ana ye'
have no word of censure for SHERIDAN.
Who trampled the constitution and laws or
Illinois upder foot, and adopted measures
which resulted in the killing OF one Oh 'le
most respectabls citizens of Chicago
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at "Rockl,nd's." Grange ccun y Va, 10th
Noyember. by III, Rev Geo &c HocdhsiGge'
Of Richmond. MISS CAAkL 'TTE HAAhLL,
dsurh.rr OF u. Barton HaAall, Esq and Mr.
ROBERT X. LEE.
1T Mcadcs Memorial Fpiscopsl church, Man-
chester. Va. by III: Rev. Mr.. j. ~. Hspmond,
MT. n. s. CARD ~. Of E:cbmon and fis3 H..
". EORRIS, Of Clarke county, Va No CARDS.
November I'll, 1871 by toe Rev. r: NJ. b skcr,
q. q. THOMPSON aud Mrs. JULIA Z. bhlED-
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Tho Richmond correspondent OF the Nor
folk Journal says that there VIII be TWO
editors in the next General As.emniy -
ApSER ANDERSON, Of Danville, anu ~ -, No
KELLY, of Fredericksburg. There e w.
a ,hird-Mr. RIDDLEBARGER' Oh mu;naa
doah. And fourth if VENApLs, % i,a,e.
Ea .ss ~ , hs,1ove that "JoHcEssos" and
ga1es 10 ps,', are names so different that
the House would not be Jn,unea ~ Is sn.ns
= sI sent to IoRersszs" to which "o % ~
sox" was elected. Finally, Colonel WYATT
n ELLIOTT is an executor
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DsEln,

At his reslder &C, In uueub1rg county, Va, Mo-
remi.er lslh Mr, t1PT,,N kDMOh D'pN, IN the
T4tn ye r Ct his age hr. Fdmondson was vel
known throughout the country, having been a
mem yer OF the House Of delegates In the mem ,
q ole years OF ~ and 40 always manlie5ths ns-
tr,otic iLterest in the prosperity OF va nl: b1-
the war nd IFS results made him Sad and desr0nc-
cut, brlr cling here rs 1t Cid political WET more
dssrsdlDg Tran he Conqueror's March. he was
loved by Sll thai Knew rim, as s11u - ~
ing with the distressed.
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PROTECTION IN TIE WEsT.-Hon. BESJA
MIN WADE, IN an interview with Iewspa.
per reporter, contradicts the general i'm
preston that the sentiment Of the West is
unanimously free trade, and states that pro-
lection Is popular with the western peo-
pie, and that they have placed themselves
on distincliycly protective tariff platform.
Old Ben Is blessed with u convenient
memory. But few months ago u State
convention Of The Republican party was
held IN ohio. Two prom nent names were
put before that body-that of General
MOVES, an antiprotecliohis,, and that Of
BEN WADE himself, u protectionist. MOVES
was The successful man. 1t may be said
that WADE was defeated because he was
Known as an advocate of GRANTS San Do
lnlugo scheme. Perhaps so but even il
this ue the fact, we cannot be made to be-
lleve that the Chicago Tribune and the Gin
clnnau Commercial, the leading Republi-
can papers in the West, do not, ia oppo-
slug protection, represent the opinion of
large section Of the Republican party.
And as the Democrats of that region are
o"ediy anti-protectionists, it follows
that whether the people of the Great West
bs unanimously for free trade or not. at
least majority Of them are; and a ma.
Jorlsy is rs good us the whole.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
CAsuIERrS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, >ove1nbe' Sd, /

A1OTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
" stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Aa,lro Id Company will be held IN the city or
p'chm md on THURSDAY The th Oh Deeemoer'
1871. - TIA
following extract from the bylaws OF Inc COM
an proxies to represent stockholdeTs q. q
penersl Heetiua shall be In writing, ana s.gheo
rn-sbps n.y sign 81 the came Of partnerships
ana the Signature Of thar member OF the urn
shall / O Wild No proxy SD j! DO Yaitd ettn
mere than sixty days prior to the meeting Of the
company" = ~,
IRE boz Ks of transfer eli ali be closed ffteen vs.
pi no ~ "A' j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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We return thanks to T. 3. MAURY, Esq,
OF the Signal Office, Washington, for copy
of the No. of The GALAXY containing bis last
article on weather prognostic5. The article
IS interesting, and ineligible to all readers.
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~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

M BACHELORS HAIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, snd instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeaole odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lesd or
any injurious com pound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, MY. jy1l-eod
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OFFICE ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND}
MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY I
ALEXANDRIA, VA. November b. 1871.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF tne
~ stockholders of the orange Alexandria snd
Eianassas Railroad COMPANY wiz be held at Inc
office OF the company, in Alexandra. on THUR
DAY the 30h instant, st IL O'CLOCK ID
BY order 4 the Directors:
The trsnsf1r books will be closed from the l5th
instant until the adjournment OF the above meet
ina no 10 eod.d
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~LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nounced by eonnotsseurs "THa ONLY GoVD
saUCE.'
I.improves appetite and Digestion ard IL Is un-
riyall,d for iis favor,
W. .-o directed by Messrs. Lea Perrius TO
,,-osocute all parties mai Ing or wedding counter
te,,s, JOHN DUhCAN'S SONS,
su,a-MSBem Agents, New York.
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A TTENTION, DRUIDS.-1n conformlt

4 ~ m order from the Dts:rics Deputy
u 80 n n-c ch tWili'am K. Creel. The Ulcers Of
sTEWART t and snnss 70 re-:
49, Nth The m, mbcra OF their Groves. to the
pae On No Ia the 20 day of EovemI
her at O'Clock P. n. promptly, on Capl.ot
.treet in front OF Covenant Hal, for the purpo3e
Of participating IN the celebration hit day;
- Nv fer j. r. GOUNTCaSTLE.JR
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RICHMOND, VA, October 80, 1877.
a SPECIAL BETTING OF THE
N ST. .CkHULDERS CT the R!CHhO5D
RAIL TAY c. .MPhNY is called by tr board on
n . c,tV ar Ricnmond, Va on the BOTH DAY CT
NOV aiRER, ISL, at IL O'Clock n, Tor the trans
action OF business Of i'm portance.
oc 3ttd u. u. HO1 freslueE"
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M.ErrNGs.
e!g
NOTICE.

NASONtC5 NoiiCn. s@Xy9
H The stated renvocslion OF HAs place sSalaa
T; 0 aa1saI avEssTsa Sss at 'h''f
p ssrnsstly reqnesed ths' every He"'
be present. p
November 20 A. l. sen, \. :: - - -
T7HE MEMBERS, OF q =. LIE !: p. 81
L KAL GROVE I'm; S oie IT their hall; ~
sss1sf sss "a Hs1S
o'c:ock r. M their ris.er Groves in the ee'e'f@-
ti,n that day.
b. %,det OF ' GsF O GHRsDoHF, secrst.ry:
I,HE MEMBERS OF y D! TO stan s edo .
ar" SnSepant Hall, on Capitol street, Ints
hFTFR OoS at o,s &C. OF } preoo ldeT. " ~ "
BY 9 or. "a e g. ". VOLKMAN. Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO..
TREAcURER'S OFFICE I
RICHMOND, VA, November II, 1871.
HrOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
II stncLh,. doris Of this CON pany vii! be FED az
the ONCE OF the comoary. corner -yrd and f,ghth
81, is, on TUES 'AY the 2sth a. Il O'CLOCK NJ.
,,t, Instant un iii after the day Of NEE i"g:
'''1 M. w. YARE1- G CON,
no,std Secretary and Treas urer.
NSUAL MEETING.-The annual
N ncet,rgo: The r., r. & . fFD Y. - IL.
WFDvEsDAY the 22d DAY of November. 1871, at
II o'cl"ck Nj. vt thc cflcG o; he Fi: moaG
NOT ri j. g. WESTON, secretary.
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RlCEsosp AND fE2EaE8uka 4. z. tG.,l
Ei.EAOHD VA, AuS. 5. 1871.
7IfGE I 4 & ! NS ON THIS EGAD
& run as follows: .
The mall trains lcsye RichUor, 81 stt q, a.
AID c:sa =. u; a1d leI7e PetsrsECrg ~ -. a. -
ARD 7 20 z. ID.
Freight aud Accom- m odation train: leave Rich.
nood VI ! L. II. and &4e 4. NJ, and leave feser'-
burg ~ 10 A. h. aud $50 z. M.
The s:ls /. 4. uEla Will Got leave EiennoEoS "a
sJhUAYB, and tho 7:es p. u. train viii not !esw
Petersburg en- SUNDAYS. u
gksseusers for norfolk will take the sac :. ~
daily train, and those from Norfolk VIII cohAee'
1t Petersburg with the 10 4. A. train.
Passengers rou Clover H!ll Will lSse tns ~ i.
u. train or Mondays, Wednesdays, sud fi;dslsl
aid returning, lsxye Richmond on the ssns d-'S -
$50 ?. II.
Ths mail trains viii stop onl, - Chester.
The a. II. train win conuec: .. te-eT,
barg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and ono TAl!-
rosd for Lynchburg daily,
SLEEPING CABS on the $50 J.. ID. tram, WV
sE7 Tycsst srG Fr,tZt. III Il
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.--un aud after SEPTEMBER l>r,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond lsL2-
days e1cep.eG) as follows:
$50 i. NINA Ill TRAIN for tie White SOL
phur springs. connecting ct GordonsViiie with ~
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train t3t
Washington aud North, ana Lgncnourg ana boGtf.
$3.50 r. a.--ACCOaHODAIlO THAN I2f
Sordousyille, except on Saturday, on SG!cE ayr
leaves at p. NJ. This train connects g. Goi5o1s-
vile with the night trslas un the Ursngs- Ach&n.
dria and MANASSAS railroad for LiSCfbuhu
and WASHINGTON
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO oil! rotrs
Northwest and Southwest
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queen Eto"a,
Amsterdam, & ntwerp, Hamburg. HITTe, A"tte'-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, Ard GotacaoaTS ~
all poiEts on this road can be tonSht OF the nt-
neral Ticket 4 gent =. Richmond, or can Le Or
dered through any station agent on TIE road
Further Information lGy DC 0otainsd a. sas
eompGcy'o oS!ceS.
NO Passenger Tr2lls are rur or Sundays.
h. Il. fEERf.
General Su DerirteSceE!.
JAMES r. y ETHsRLAED, Geu' Ticas! Ag.-
n,,
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rsaI.slI.Ls,s,As, LINES.

CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE TO ALL
PuISTs SOUTH. s.-..1-4
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STEANB,sAT LINES.

HHANGE OF SCHEDULE. s;snsI
81 isasasssss
On snd sEer TUESDAY the lsh instant tie
fas. and elegant side wheel steiner HALl7ADE'
Captain CHARLES NELSON, will Leave her whari
let Powhstan Steamboat Company's sheds) every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
81 o'clock A. NJ. for Norfolk Portsmouth, and all
the regular landings or james river.
Freight received every day from O'Clock a. d.
to O'Clock P. NJ.
Ali freight for wsy landings must be prepaid.
For fright or passage sppl5 20 Captain, on
board, or to
nolt-sm WIILisM p. BRETT, Agent,
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GfCHMOND AND DaEFILLE RAIL.
Al ROAp--2a and after JUhY 2sTH, b7l.
GOING WEST:

ElCnMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL.
-, ROAp--2n snd after JUiY 2sTH, I7l.
GOING WEST:
Train No. tThroRgh P.ssGnzer) eaTrs Hinh-
noud daily tGxCepr SGutaysl 81 t:eb A.. Il. iga 20
DaEy.ae 1t !t:os =. d.; arrives "t ureeHsG"ro' -
Train No. Lyncsbrrg ra4ccrcerl lea7es R:c1.
u,ond tSily ?: s.iI 4. H.; srrt' a. Lynctbrg \.
Train No. - (srasb: and Accomncdat'os)
lille at 9:64 =: ID. tstoppng at all way ststtpnsl
Jfain 10. Ii iTbsoGzh Il al end Expressj leaves
it;chuond daily n. 2:ac p. Ia. leaves DauvI..e
duly &c 1914 Z. H.; arrives At Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. IL Crhr3aEn MAI aGd HIpre2s! lea7cs
Greensboro dIiiy a. ?:5s 7, T.; leaves Da5Tille
deiy at io:i2 2. H.; arrives &: E.chmcad daily ::
5:l4 A. II.
Train so. Through rassenxerl le2zes u.cens.
bor0' dsily tsxcer. eQnd%ys) al 1875 !. H.; !s.rts
Gsnyiie II l:s7 2. h.; sTriSes a. h!chnoua at ':1
Train no. 10 Gynchbwk passrsserl Leaves
att 2. h; arrives at Richmond it4 z. d.
Train No. leaves Burzey!ile 4:2o 4. d.: sr,
rtres u. Richmond s..j A. u stopping Is g..
va stasl4asl datlI except snRtaysl.
TrAtnA on North CacoLtaa ESilro&d iJs All Goi2s
2cutG.
with 2ca.E Cd Atlaatie. GiSSiss!pp!, AID GEO
SAllsc2G foi AZ LG.Ets SoUihTest and SovlE.
rE ROUGE 1tCKEj'S 20 oil p>ia.. 1oe n Hai
southwest can be procured 81 Inc t!cset Que n
Sictmout, and Of X. +. WALKER, AGcl: Of ~.
lan.ic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. !'S
ASin street, Richmond.
Papers tha; have a.tL ngelnent TO Rdsefuse iss
aboye. John Z, MAChCSDH,
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT, Fng,r ard SEDt. agI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-11

TIE Gypsy PARLIANENT-rhe GYPSY Par
iamett, wuicn meets once every seven
years, and consists Of celesaLos rom all the
countries OF Europe, is txptcGto to assemble
soon resr C~Ls,s;t, in Germany. The king
Of this nom die race is one JJstth lnhsrd,
who has reached the venerable age OF ninety
eight years. He has had seven wives, aud 10
the father Of forty-6ye CHILDREN. Our Ame-
ricau idea OF the whole Gypsy tr te IS rather
unIsyorable. They are rgaTotc geLtTaliy a.
set Of horse ard chicken s eal6Is Us 'CE in
numbers, ard without cTgssiZitiOn or gov
ernment Ii 10 With some turprise, there
fore, that Ue 6fd Jhst here are IN spain
about 40 Coz Of these Gypsiss; IL Erglspd
more tDal Is eco. able Au-tua hss 81 01O
and MoldsvIa and W-lscLia are tie chosen
homes cf nearly 200 0OO mere. Thar religion
has been The tuaj+cs o: much vi satitiactory
din cnsslop. Perhaps the Hmcoo saying,
" There sre seventy two rehgi r. q: a han
I'D the world, the haf being tire religion OF
Il Jnats Tor GS psits)n c1mes Us near to "a
correct eehnitlon as any.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-11
THE SONG OF LABOR.

" No monster Of iron on gunpowder fed,
No clangOr Of steel, no whizzing II lead.
Makes the blood In our arteries twingle;
But the Whirl Of the wheel, and the whistle q
the steam,
And the bubbling kiss Of the seething stream,
IL the sound where our sympathies mingle-
No laurel that drips with the blood Of the brave
No crown that hangs over the cUuqnerOr's grave
No wreath that II woven ia weeping
The olive that circles the forehead Of toll,
Tt need Of the mAsteI Of meta and soil,
lie the fruit that We glory in rcapng.
" Oh the roar and the foam Of the fiery stream.
" OH the rush and the shrek of the bursting
steam
No warriors clarion is louder
We too have our iron, our steel, and our lead
But ours iE living. and theirs s dead.
And the music u peace is the prouder.
To God who has severed the dark from the liRhs
And the work and the workmen created
BY the play Of the muscle He holds ~ IN heAla
By the sweat OF the brow can endON via
wealth,
In the love our labor elated
- We SOW for the veal Of the loved ones at home
We know that m good time tie harvest win
come.
lie wins who has honestly striven;
Our toll is the salt OF the bread OF to-day.
And the food OF our hearts II the faith that cmM
can cay,
We, too, have our rest and our heaven"