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; PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IS, 1871

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IS, 1871.
hRRIvEp.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford Norfolk, mcr-
clsudisc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mcr-
chandisc ana passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton. Roberts, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company. IL,
Bark Clio. Kuoph, City Point. 10 finish loading
with -four.
Schooner W. Is. Mann, Rogers, New York, gran
lite. Curtis Il Parker. -, =,
Schooner Sea Bird. Hogcn, New York, via U.s.
borne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. April 25.--Arrived. steamer Adml-
raj, KeyDold, Baltimore, merchandise ana passen-
gers, Richmond and York River Railroad COM
pAny, and sailed ON return.
by TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK April 25.-Arriyed out, steamers
LeIpsic and C!tI of Paris "
WILMISGToN, n. c., April IS. = The steamer Luz
ellie. from Baltimore, spoke schr Ann Dole Jack
s"nvIlle, Fla, for New York, dlsmastcd and lost
ali her sails. She was lowed into lattcras Inlet
FORTRESS MONROE, April % -ArrlVcd, ship
South America, from Callao. Tor orders.
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VIII remark in conclusion that his remedies
are the result OF long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public TWEEN
IL wears: the sale of them in that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them
who followed my instructions, and to-day they
stand UNEQUALLED in the extent OF their sale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicsment In The
d,spensatory of the United States, not excepting
u single herb, root, plant or scientific prepara-
ton.
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
never patented single one.
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The PHI have thought OF offering to the afiict.
cd for ten years. They are now perfect, and
shall stake my time. money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The inviting style in which the
PHI itself Is made the bottle, LABEL wrapper, all
show with what care they have been prepared.
After examination, no EnSllsn or SIeneh pEepara-
ton will show greater care, and am really proud
of them. Instead of the nauseous-looking, care
lessly-prepared Pills yeuded generally, and put
up In wooden boxes, and m de generally or offer
ed By those having no experience as physicians
druggists, or manufacturers OF medicines.
Test the medicine offered by
Your obedient servant
H.T. HELMBOLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store,
SsA Broadway, New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
goth streets. New York, and Temple Of Pharmscy,
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
T. s.-Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu has
gained . Worldwide fame. ap7->m
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Frost-ArreSt.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Thcre was heavy
frost here last night, which damaged the
grapes and peaches. -..t..s
William Marsh, engineer of the steamer
Belle, of Alton, has been taken to New
Orleans. charged with burning that vessel.
LOUISVILLE, April 2j.-Therc was heavy
frost this morning and ice an inch thick.
The fruit is damaged.
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TelesraDhic Summary,

Boder, the alleged forger, will be re.
turned to Prussia upon the Presidents ex-
tradition warrant.
Governor Cooke calls the District of
Columbia Territorial Council to meet May
18th.
The representatives Of the I" SiSters of
Mercy" of Charleston collected their S12,-
900 appropriation at Washington yesterday
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= Observation-Disclosures.
view York i sock and MONEY s.ar !. !

New YorA STOCK and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, April s5. Southern securities d III
Tennessee SIS, 81; new, ,e7. virginia sG, n
new, III. Louisiana s's. o.: new, "a. Levee es,
H3; SIS, SO. Alabams SIS, 1ol; SIS, 40. Georgia
Ss, 80: rs, SO. North Carolina ss, 4s; new, 2st.
South Carolina e's, u new. Ola.
Money easy and unchanged. with exceptions nj
per cent. Gold opened at llol. sold down to1lcs
then mp to III, and closed at lloa911ot. Sterling
quiet.
Governments closed at 4 advance; 1915, 1854
eas, ll3d 1913 llad 'es's, ll35 new, ll23; '87s,
al2t; 'os's, 1874 1o.do's, LOOT. fF "a.
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VIRGINIA po<T.pTFICES.-T pOl-otlirr
al Mu>ryillc, Pitt>ylvtnia county, Va, has
been rcr>iahi>ica. with ID. \. Cooper as
postmaster james Aprons is appointed
postmaster at Wilderness, spots. yaniI
county, vice Joseph Mauchcr failed tc
quality; =. &. Pollard, postmaster ut Kim
William Court huil>c. wee ID. f.. itcmcl re-
signed NJ. :, Loyvland, postmaster at
south Hill, Mccklcnht,r" county, vice VIM
L"yeland decreased. and VIM. NJ. Jones,
postmaster at RoIlinSyilIc. Monroe COUNTY,
West Va, vice Ell Ballan@cr resigned.
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and shovels, ran from the plain, Fan -upa
that hill, aud In twenty-four hours IL was
entirely staked out In claims. Ethiopia had
some trouble In preserving the integrity of
his own legitimate mining boundaries.
Caucasia ever after thatawas careful how
locality, of, ssdiggif's." She also lost con.
fidence In her geology - Lippfncotfs Ma
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See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. r..
c. s., sc. Speaking of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess Of mercury, he
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract Of
Sarsaparilla Its power is extraordinary, more SO
than any other drug am acquainted with. 1t Is,
in the strctest sense, tonic, with this invaluable
attribute, that 1t is applicable to a state Of the
system so sunken and yet so irritable as renders
other substances of the tonic class unavailable or
Injurious.
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Cotton Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH

TUESDAY, April .5.-.tuguStd: Unchanged,
al l33c: sales, ass bales receipts, l35 bales. Nor
folk Firm low middlings, l3lc.; receipts. a2f
bales exports, coas.wlse, 4s3 btlcs: sales, POI
bales stock 2, 937 calls. NetU OrlennS: Dnll al
145Gnlis; receipts, 5l3 bales cXports-to Havrc
$50 bales Barcelona, $50 bales sales, 250t
Da les stock, l92, III bales.
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\ singular and frighlful accident occurred
on Friday afternoon al the Hoosac Tunnel.
during Il thUnGcI->torm Il bolt Of clcctrlCi-
~, following The rails into the tunnel, cX-
r."srd several charges OF nitro-@lyccr!nc,
"Alrh W"rhmcn bad .u@t filled. The shock
Va ttNlic, aud ioU upcllntcndcnt
Mason, Foreman Dunn, Rotcrl Roberts,
'hd J. " EIcc:"tI-""re INSTANTLY killed.
tArr lode. bong blown into hundreds Of
Iic""-, TWO other mrn were hurt. but liul
''tlnUslr. William j. Churchill escaped
Win u broken leg Boston Advertiser.
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IRE FIRE this morning occurred near
Mount Airy at O'Clock. II originated
upon the premises of Peter Jones (cofd),
destroying his house. furniture, and two
fine hogs. He was not insured. Several
other small buildings were burned no i'll
>urancc upon any. The house OF Polly
Hill (coiurcd) caught several times, hut was
saved by tn" gallant efforts OF the tircmCn
PtttrSbuyy itGcG.
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Eaf0l Collision.

BosToN, April 25.-Dcbris found in the
Bay indicates to Il certainty that the bark
Merrimac, bound from Boston for Monte
vedio, was run down by an outward-bOund
vessel, and all on board lost.
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See remarks Of the GREAT CHEMISTS and
PILL MEN OF AMERICA, VIM. X. WARNER
& CO., ISL north Cd street, Philadelphia, Pa:
"H. T. HELMBoLD
Esteemed Friend,-I congratulate you on having
the handsomest and at the same time the most
EFFECTIVE PILL that have ever known for
the purposes intended.
WIN. p. WARNER s. CO.
II. T.. Helmbold,"
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WIN. W. BALDWIN. Il. L. BALDWIN.
baldwin Il BROTHER,
ID INp0nTEES AND DEALERSI IN

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C,
No. 1889 MAIN STREET, tSEAR OLD MARKET
Purchasers will Had il 10 their advantage be-
fore purch sing elsewhere To call ANA examine
oar select ana well assorted stock Of BARD
WAEE, GU LERY, &C., which we now "flcr l.,
The puulc Ut vccy low rates. Having purchased
our tntIrc stock for cash, we are enabled thereby
20 Sell at The very lowest cash ngurcs. In our
siock may be found a full assortment Of
BUILDERS, UNDERTAkERs', and COOp-
ERS' HARDWARE:
RlDGEEe'S FINE IE0RYIIANDLED tn
BE and POCKET CUTLERY;
nENRY DISrON Il son and SPEAR 4 JACK
Sah'S IiAND-SAWS:
CAS- :-sTEEl, PLANTHR'S and ELWELL'S
WEDDING; and KILLING NpES;
GARDEN HOES and RAkkS, and rhRk-
MANS PAT. SPADES:
AMES'S aud KUWLAND'S SIlOFELS and
coil TEACE, BREAST, TONGUE, and HAL
PAT. DOOR GoNGS; HAND. COW, and
SHEET BE LIS;
HORSE and MULE SHOES and NAILS;
ROPE, TWiNES, aud HOE -T1ihEAG;
HOLLOW ana W y Old K n w Il, and
BRUSHES,
aud many other articles, too numerous to men
ZION, which are usually found III tr*t-class r.
tail II ,flwdrc store. AL OF whoa We Offer chcaI
aud low Inr cash. apr cud2w
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FEoST.-Thcre was considerable frost in
tins section yesterday morning, which did
some damage to the forward vegetables and
plants in the gardens. Sunday morning.
we learn, there WAS Il very heavy frost alon!,
the line of the Tennessee railroad, as far
IVES, rs Bristol, which did great damage
both 10 the gardens and truit.-Lmchbury
N,F<
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DIAMOND-POINTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING.
STEAM DRILLS


Adapted 70 Mining, Quarrying, Shaftlug, Tun'
neiing, Railroad Grading, hrteslan We'll Buring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seventy five per cent. OF cost and time
Of II tnd laror saved
TEST cores" in form of solid cylinders of rock
or mineral, taken out of mines from ANY depth
not exceeding one thousand Q,ooo) feet, showing
truc value, stratilication, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never reeds Sharpening. rs the Cutting Points
cumuosed of RUGGH DiAMUNDS, are practi.
callv iudestruCti5lc.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
and America, ,
REWAKE OF INFRINGE ENTS.
Illustrated circulars sent on application. Ad.
dfcs; SEVERANCE " HOLT, Manul's.
NH 2l-eod3n Office, Ii " all ST., New 1ork.
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Death Dy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New ORLEANS, April 25.-During heavy
thunderstorm yesterday lightning struck a
house on st. Cloud street, instantly killing
Mrs. Giese and seriously iDjuring MR..
Helunke.
The tug-boats Aspinwall and Admiral,
while racing on the river yesterday, ran
into the harbor police boat, knocking 1t to
pieces and instantly killing officer Doug,
las. The three other officers on board saved
themselves by swimming ashore. ~
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Domestic NIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. Arri ?5.-Cotton frmer. The diff
i ence between the prices of different growihs has
decreased, and to-day upland Alabama, New Or
leans. and Texas brought the same price. The de-
III nd WAS chiefly TO ill maturing contracts. Sales
6,ls5 bales ut l5sc. Flouc: southern dull aud
lower: common To fair extra, f6.dJf1 1920 choice
10 good S72o6tt9. Wheat l6e2c. lower winter
red AID amber western, xl.5"GI 81 Sd. Corn opened
l9D.c higher, but closed scarcely so firm at 74M
16c. Rice quiet az stM9c. Pork lower at Mis-.
Beef dun. Lard weak kettle. ll5c. Whlskcy,
92Is:tc. Naval stores dull. Freights-Cotton,
per sail, t6lj-lG
BALTIMORE. April ?5.--yirginIa 6's-Old So bid,
North Carolina 6's, Is bid, so asked:
Flour dull and weak for low grades Howard
strecl-Superme, S5.750f6.25; extra, S6.5oQSI.25;
family, s7.25GS9; City hl.lts--sunerflne st@F.25;
extra, S761ss.25: family, SS.508sil; Western
Supcrlne So 7J0D bt.25; extra, T6oJGp H. IS: family,
which has declined: Choice AMI fancy while, ~ %,
air to pcimc, 81 6uM 1870 prime 10 choice red,
sl.906pf2.05: fair I" gnod @l.5"MSl.1o: common
Sl.3JGI 81. 49, Ohio ana 1ndlana, Sl6OWt g. fcnn-
sylvauia, Sl.6rf fl. G5. Corn dull Mixed Vestern
7rGl7ac.: whtc southern lower ut 73c.; yellow
southern, 76c. Rye-More doing at 90@9jc. Oats
Steady ut di@GSc. Provisions unchanged.
winter. Is. l5M$5 so. Corn steady: sacked, SEC.
Pork demoralized. Bacon and lard nominal.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Tobacco active; sales,
wrappers, SG5OGSilsO
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Flour heavy: extra
family. 81. C"rn IN good demand; shclled sacked.
Csc. Notwithstanding ding. Whiskcy heavy
At soc.
NEW ORLEANS. April 25.-Sugar I'm good de-
mand for low grades; common, 7t@7ic.; prime,
aiMlotc.; choice, lo33IOic. Colo, lIlb
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su0ms AND STATIONERY.

GREAT DEPOT
" FOR
School BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA.
The subscribers are agents for
THX UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
and are supplied with fun stock of their pu6ics-
tIcns, Including Primers, Spelling Books, Read
ers, Arithmetics. and Biographies, together with
Builion's English Grammars, published by Messrs.
Sheldon Il Co.
other series adopted by the Board or Education,
win be promptly filed at contract prices. In AZ
dtion they furnish MI other school books used In
the publ c and private schools OF the state, with
every description Of Stationery.
apl5 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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The GORnoSSvILLr RAILROAD. 49, Several
parties were in town on Saturday, from the
North. in consultation with the Board of
Directors Of the Fredericksburg and Cor
louisville railroad. but VIC believe the tangle
of the affairs of this company continue, al
though hopes are expressed that we shall
have some solution Of the troubles in the
course OF I week or Notwithstanding
N,Tdi2.
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New TERMINUS FOR THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAlLKoAn.--Wc understand that it is
he intention of the Chc>ar"ak" and Ohio
kmiroad Company TO strike the Sandy river
several miles above the mouth. We do not
know what truth there is in the rumor.-
CnbeN Press.
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The steamer Isaac Bell, Captain Blake
York on the 22ti. colldcu with the Schoun-
~ Forward. Captain Jones, in Hampton
Roads, carrying away the Schnoner'> main
mast above deck. sprung the foremost, ear
r,n@ away maiuboom and .atf: lost main
sail and I'LL the heat!-@car, and dama"jn"
The hull to 4 considerable extent. NORFOLK
.IGurupi
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92ltIlmond nlspatth
FROM WASHINGTON.
A MINER.

plNNER.
.,nncr cave The Joint High COMMISSION
djn,cr .; Monday. tic ir""ao'H se', 10y
,hs, day because oi Grai'' aos'''' "'"'
N,<Eirg tou.
THE NEW U"NDs.
~-ox Anril nt.-Thc Progress Of
N>"' tho new bonds is very active.
M'' "t nf backs for city. one hundred,
~ -, Kindred, one thousand, five thousand,
u, ,"n Thousand dollars. registered and
''' ,,,,,n bonds. have already been received
,,,,r the New Work Bank Note companies.
run ,'',.,,a~atian> for printing the faces Of
49,, 49," h,nis here arc being pushed forward
a, nncrfry. The ylcnctic for both the
N'',s,.crcl and coupon arc the same. and
1rc placed on ", ,,'' r,~ no $50 is :. likeness
'.o.? Wr;rh. for the $500. NJ cN-Sccrc-
a ~, .,,,,n,}. for the 500 OF Thomas H.
=" t,,. The 81. GOO. of cN-rrc>idrnt
t1 ,'1;,,, ,nr The ~ On. cf Arson Bur-
'..,',,,c and :or The Slo.H00, y! the late
', [,,,, Aud.,u. at Massachusetts,. Ii Is
""',',',i' tht the bonds viii he ready by
l,..t =, Nh, lnI AGENTS.
'''' ,,...>,,.., ,>.,, ,x,.r>.ro,,s
INTERESTING TO WV "N>''. ''' .'' ''> '"''
pgrpaYa;iun> are no" beng acliFeiy made
,,.,,iry into CfcCt the new law concerning
49,. j>,i,c II patent. reports. Pam
-, f,.,- Will hr issued descriptive OF each
I.t,n!. and these. besides I'r'hS sent 10
.r,1,.4ut> for patents. may ne subscribed
,'g q, others. The office VIII nA price
near Inc COS. it.'' ~ ,,n,,s ;,,t,.rt>,,,I in
$3.50 ,.I,,s n[ Inventions can make de-
NJ .-nu 81 10 II with the office. and
'm,., o.,r.ui, in any class desired Will he
.,., .,.I lhr ,ricc charged AGAINST the de-
.,,.I.v !, i exhausted. The price will
.l.,,.,..,. on,, ccur prr col,y ON The aver
s ~, who'll, cost fn Ih,' Patent Office
,.~' ,i', system Will moi exceed ~lao 900.
' Ia. tl,ar b.,|f thr cost O, the old
N.'>" " -, Man viii IL, NM into immc-
,..,,,t;nn - thai extent.
''''.
THE LEGAL-TESnkR ACT.
Ta.,;ay the court met in council, and de-
LOU "a, FIVE 20 four. thai the lcgal-trndrl
~ iil Apply 10 contracts mldc before IN,
VA. - we'll ~ those made during III,
war. tmI that II was constitutional. thu'
T,,,r>In@ Tho decision oi the iaSt Term %
ln"r'urt jLni | nr LAW ana not Apply loton
tracts made ''ciorc II passage. t'u>' i,''
Miller, e"2hnc, paws, strong a'a hraal'l
voted L. sustain Inc c"h>tllu'I"i"tt'H vi lit
act, aUd 'hlrt Justice hi>r ana duH'r''
\h>"1, i'rrd, ana fic'' Nu'cu IN IN,
negative. The tUlt OPINION ct the r"n!'
vii not hc written ont before rue tcln'tl
term. TN; thu tact Of the decision VIII To
@"""nn''d Mhch me c1ilF our, lr'S, ''i''c>
TIE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
There appears 10 1T 10 longer any doubt
.nl' the Joint commission will SIGN The
,,..,,... . h.. 1,,t4jls nt which have hoe,
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John q. Mccm, of Lynchburg, has so I'M
proved i'll health that he has gone TO the
Valley.
Population OF Petersburg according to
the new census: S, IL whites, 10, lS5 blacks,
Il Indians. Total, 1880.
One span Of the " six-miIc " bridge.
across re.,k creek, on the Virginia ano
Tennessee railroad, was destroyed by fire
sunday night. -Lynchbury Nous.
Several land sales We're recently made in
stafford county, bringing very good prices
Mrs. Mortou'S tract Of 900 acres for So.
GOO, 10 Il gentleman i'll Alexandria. Mrs
Frances TUwSon disposed of 30 acres, ~.
ing Oh Aqua creek, for 200, to 4 Mr.
Taylor, OF Alexandria, al:o.-Frcdercks
burG NticS.
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pIScoNTiNrEp.-Thc depot Of the Chcsa-
ptakc and ohio rrilroad AT the University
has been discontinued. The cause, we UNI
dcrstand. is the annoyance and inconve-
thence to conductors ami passengers on the
tram occnsioncd by the riowding of the
students into the train, and not allowing
I'll" conductor to 20 his rounds for the coli
lection OF fare nj all. The discontinuance
is Il great Inconvenience to the citizens of
the University, but the students can blame
no one but thcm>clrcs.- Charlottesville
ChronClC.
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CONTEMPORARIES, dc.

ELANORING EXTRACTS,
Il VANILLA,
LEMON,
ORANGE,
BITTER ALMOND,
GINGER,
RASPBERRY. &C.. at
ap Is PlZZtNi,S.
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SHOT. a gentleman Just from West
morclrnd Courthouse reports that on Fri.
day ni@ht lust john Bryan, who once repre-
scented this city in the pciiitcntilrv, while
attempting 10 escape from Jail was shot t'y
The guard and rcarrcsicd. lie was lmprl-
>"ucd OF the charge v1 robbiny Il store
IicIaHtiiTU Gazette.
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Central American Revolution and
Coal OIL,
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, April 25.-Advices
from Aspinwall yesterday say that wonder
full discoveries of coal and oil have been
made 80 miles from there.
A revolution by 600 men had occurred.
Some of them captured the American
steamer Montiss, and the United States
steamer Rcsaca had gone to look for her.
The citadel at Panama has been fortified.
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MAXINE EATEEAEGEEUE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 20, 1871.
Sun rlees...,,,..... SIS Moon sets II. Is
ian sets ,,,,.,,,.. $40 Rith tide. ...,.... $50
:;uu-s dec II 39n. Low tide .......... 40
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General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. =. u. MYERS, General Supt. feN

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, sth Decen.-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run as
follows
MAIL TRAIN viii run DAILY between Rich
mono and StsuDtOn Except Sunday, between Cor
dcnIyille and stauntonl. Leave Richmond Al a.
N. arrive al Staunton ut 4:es Z. d. Leave staun.
ton ut $3.50 3. NJ, and arrive at Richmond al $50
z. 81, making close connections at G0rdDnsyillc
and Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandrta, Wash.
ingtcp, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, &C. also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, CHAT
tanoog;l Memphis, New Orleans. MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, &c. This train will run TR1-WEEkLY
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUES
Day, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive At
stanton at 500 A, M; leave Stanton at 4:33 J..
~, anu arrive at White sulphur at 10 7. u.
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsville
and sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast w
Staunton and dine at Gordonsv1lle.
Tnis train connects with stages as iollows: :
At stanton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ana
Harrsonburg. Passengers cannot 80 70 LexlnG-
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars at stapntou.
At Milboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
At White Sulphur Springs for Lew1s0urg, smlleS'
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THROUGH TICK r 8 Issued 70 al poma
North, West, and Southwest.
JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
noes General Ticket Agent
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4 PROFITABLE STRAWBERRY PICKING. -
Mr.. Keeling salmond>, Of Tanners Creek.
who i generally about the first in MAJ kel
with his strawberries every season. on Sat.
urday last sold 30 quarts OF his berries NJ
= quart. -N0rtoN Day look.
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MONEY CANNOT BUY IT!
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESs!!
BUT The DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILL
rREsEkVE II.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES,
MANuEl cTURED RY

J.E. SrENCER CO., NEW YORK,
which are now offered to the public, are pro-
nounced by all the celebrated OPTICIANS OF the
world to be the
MOST PERFECT, NATURAL. ARTIFICIAL
HELP TO TIE HUMAN EYE
ever known. They are ground under their owD
superyision from minute crystal Pebbles, melt
ed together, and derive their name. DlAMOND,
On account of their hardness and brilliancy.
THE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE
nm which they are constructed brings the core or
centre of tue leus directly In front oil the eye, pro
raj healthy sight, and preventing all unpleasant
sonsations, such Is glilnmerlng and waTerlng oil
light dizziness, &C.. peculiar TO ali others IN USE
They are ...-..
MOUNTED IN THE FINEST MANNER,
in frames the best quality, OF all materials usea
for that purpose. Their finish and durability can
not be surpassed.
CAUTION None genuine unless bearing their
trade mark, stamped on every frame.
NoWLAN Il CO.,
Jewellers and Opticians, are Sole Agents ior
RICHMOND, VA,
from whom they can only De oDtaine, les. ans''
goods are not supplied TO pcdiers Ut any price.
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scaAoND AND rETzRssune y. q. CO., ,

HICHMUNU, APEN 20. I5TI.
THE TRAINS ON THIS, ROAD
L gGp as forors: 4-a.
The mail trains leave Richmond st s:4s A. ~.
Al" 20 I. NJ; and leave Petersburg 81 II. IS A. 81.
an % Z. ID. As.. 30.a.
freish: trains, with passenger car attached.
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily Sundays
included) at 4. A.. Returning, leave Peters
burg and Richmond at 5 p. III.
The 2:s5 A. a. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1920 p. d.. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. s4t.
daily train. b., as.. .s.ses
Passengers from Clover Hill take the $50 A. d.
train Oh Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays ard
1886 L M.
The mall trains viii run through. stopping only
at Chester. *. b. KASEY,
aD 90 Ticket and Freight A gent.