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Approyy1, June so, $50.
[pUBLTC-NO. II2l
An Act concerning the district court the United States

the district nj Iowa.
BE enacted by the House
the United America Congress assembled That
the Iowa Judicial district Ot the district the United
states is hereby further Subdividtd The
Lyon, 0ceoa, sioux, Brcn, Ply muuth Chrrnkcr, Wood
elry, la M0nOna, Crawford Harrison. Shelby, Audubon
PottAwaoms CaSs Mills, Montgomer; Fremont. and Page"
now belonging To the western division of the said district
court, ell division, be caiuC
division al the dySun heretofore denOmnaed the
with the above
be hereafter dtu0multed the central division.
SEC Aud he it further enacted That two regular terms
said court shall he held annually in the western district
Council uii, to tine third Tuesday OF January
and third Tuesday July each from the passage this
SEC And be further enacted That the provisions of the
several act of Congress regulating the courts of the several
divisions heretofore shall
applicable apply to the Sourts OF the said district under the
present division.
See l. And be it further enacted. That the
sand district shall have make such rules
orders be to into effect the changes
provided for This ac
SEC And be further enacted That all parts
act with this act be- and the hereby
peaed.
ApproYed June % 1s1n
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IpUBLIC-NO, II6l

An Act giving priority to certain to which State
party In the courts Of the United States.
lie u enacted by the Senate and House
the united states Ot America in assembled That
IN All suits aud actions either
ing or that hereafter be aourts U
tne nted states, whether original the
United states or brought into said couFts appeal writ
erI2or removal irouI Statescourt whereim State
@ or where The execution ot the revenue laws OF any STATE
De the Of any court in which such penn
on reason give such the preference
anu ioy over all other civil
between private parttcs And the State party claiming
under the laws of tho execution revenue
laws enloned or suspended shall have right to have such
cause "ard At time after such dOcpted in
court IN preference to other civil pening in such
court bttwe n private parties. ...,
Approved, o.
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fpTRTTC-%O inA1
A. Ae. making tho r., sK o( o4 ~. d,

Al Act making the frst day Januar the wenyfh day of
De taurth day july hu
DAYS, within the District OF Columbia.
liz enacted bY the Senate and House Of Representatives ut
the Limited States of America Congress assembled, That
thsswng GAYS TO Wit: Tine first day Of January, nly
called New Years day the fourth dv Of july the twenty tn
DAY OF Dec nher commonly called Christmas dty, ard any
dav apppin Ell rrcOanen led h. the President Of the
States Sv pnhc th4ukSgvlug shall hc holidays
within the District of Columbia, and shall all
presenting and
protest. and giving notice Of the dshoner bills exchange
bank Checks AMI piomlSSOrv notes other negotiable
erca b. treated and condrr"d is the first day of
the week commonly allied sunday and all drafts cheeks
or other cNm-rc negotiable falling due
ing either 0t said holidays shall b., having
eured on the lay
Approved, june 23, is10.
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.oEFICI. Il.
LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
PA SSED ar Tie SECOND SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS.

LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED ar TIE SECOND SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS.
[PUBLIC-NO. lU2.I
An Act TO amend act Incorporating the National Junction
Be il enacted 81 House Representatives Of
the secon section OF An act to National
Junction Railroad Company approved March twany-nne
eighteen hundred and SlXynne h. amended
corporation be- and il hereby authorized empowered
Od enjoy railroad Line with
tor tracks. thin the District
bA either upon the route specified in sand
f0llOwinz wit: Commencing
minus OF tte Iueduc bridge, C4
thenee in eaery nOheaserly direction
feasible rout To Rock Creek thence along creek
along said river bank parallel thereto the foot Of twenty.
elStn street OF washington city thence side
the Chesapeake and ONO canal
most dect ANA tgbe route northerly Of and avoiding the
South Capitol street. cnuiomiug q
and avenues he road the
branch pt the Potomac river the yard
Indicated bv the
With "a branch road from the main line the
the IN ersec ION Of Virginia and Delaware thence
point on frS street east on city grade thence under said
OF the MtnBOittu ard Washington branch the BAlti.
morfaDd OhO railroads Also the privilege Of Ion and
construction Of uuihn dOt the main line Of said road
the TO condemn ground for the location of the
strlctedt Also
pOintiu Georgetown nesr the Aqued1ct.
SIC AMI De 1t tdrther enacted Tua whenever the sad
airo2d shall the Chepeake and ONO canal or the
Washington canal branches either them
such bridges shall be constructed by sal railroad
not To impede ohtruct the navigation OF said canals
either nf their branches.
And he II further enacted. That right
by granted shall BE- coincide wi the grade
railroad which the right has heretofore been
granted.
Approved June 2s, 1870
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Also; FREIGHT TR M win Passrngcr Car HitHrh"i will
CLAYTON, 30 Dover amlru Frqn 1910 and be
at Harrington about 1890 A. VI. Returning leave IIar
about 3Oj p NJ, FELTON, Camden. Dover J3i,
Moorton 500 Clayton GiO Ml"tuwn New Castle l0Ou,
incident to FrriIht business
This will to take Passengers only NJ Statl"
named but will set down passengers any stopping place"
tr,s Corner Staff Road Del Junction and Dupont.
New Castle rr!s.- Leave New Castle Wilmington and
PHILADELPHIA at lao a. NJ
Lcav" Philadelphia NJ and Wilmington llO p. NJ foI
New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AGiitinna 10 those above
Smyrna Tor Clayton t0 A. NJ, and $50, p ". Leave
Clayton smyrna, A. NJ. and r. NJ,
tiOn with trains and Dover. aud South.
+. q. SEW ALL. Supt Del, r. r.
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An Act IN arovlc for
BE enacted by the senate and House Represent ativrs Of
the Cne Sst's of America in Congress assembled That
ne rrSsilG O. the C"ed States be- and h" hereby
sh"FiLei ana covered 10 change and establish
eAres a districts whenever. in his opninn. the public
inere sl be thereby. "ut GRITTY
the number o. land officers or land districts
Approved, June % 1870.
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Bricklayin~ and Plastering

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends of
smyrna and vicinity that he is prepared TO execute
all kinds OF work The above business in a work.
manTike manner. Contracts taken anu all kinds Of
material furnished, if desired. r.ftl 90, p. frH
20 sssr ~" CHAS H. HENDERSON,
Residence, Delaware ST., first door alb Commerce.
t .s a REFERENcE: iaer'.. -t
Edward Beck John A. Cavender.
l.. V. Cooper fe22 q. w. Il S.'TaylOr.
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FRUIT JAR MANUFACTURERS AND BUY
efs notified that better and cheaper Jar than
ever known wi he supplied ThIs Jar excels in
every quality and requirement, and will Cui$ell and
uniersell any sud all others. 1t Will sell itself.
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lree. Address CHAS G. INLAY l. SON.
lah9iw No 22l Dock ST, Phiiada., Pa.
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= lPCRL1C-No. 1921
An Act declaring the bridge between the Philadelphia ard
Camden post route.
Be il enacted b the Senate and House n
the Cnitei Ot An ,a Congress assembled. That
the bridge Authnd ?" b. constructed nv An giving the
esnssnl the Cr States the erection OF bridge
the DeIWare river between Phiiidrphl aud Camden ap
pEOvet pr sixth eighteen hundred seventy when
ed shall be- aud Is h'rhy declared TO be post
Approved. June 2s, 1917.
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-. Ayers ...>
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and e1ectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ats original color
t0ih the gloss and
freshne ess Of youth.
Thin boir 10 fbioE
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicIes are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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nEAFNES>. G CATARR!I, SCROFULA. A lady
~ who had suffered Tor years from Deafness. Ca
Iarrh aud ScroluIa cured by a simple remedy.
Her sympathy aud gratitude prompts her TO serd The
receipts Tree OF charge tOany similarly afflicted.
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SIS to $40 a. Day {!

Do ynn want a situation sa esman nj or near home
to sell our new strand White Wire Clothes Lines 4
last foreUtr Don't miss tins chance. Sample free
Address Hudson Rircr Wire MliS IS WIN ST., N. Y.
or lG Dearborn ST. Chicago. mhSIw
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IPrnLIC.-Nn. iIn.l
An Act authorize the construction and maintenance of

approved. June %. 1870
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rns Com srHfREas M1nntft f,a,hnah .pn.

TEE CoAI sTHfkEsss Rd9oftI Djtuak. Pa,
Feb. I.-At large meeting Of miners,
held on Saturday at Hazelton, the tollowipe
were unanimously adopted: 4, -,
/" Resolued, That the workinpmen of the
Lehigh region will not accept the terms did.
taled by a few operators, railroad compa.
MES, and others, as we, the miners. think
the terms Of 1870 are the only ones we can
live by, and will accept no less,
RESOLVED, That it Is worth fifty cents to a
country shoemaker TO peg on the half-soIes
of a pair of boots. and we honestly think
the miner worthy of fifty.tive cents for
mining a ton of coal, when, taking into nc.
count the Ilsk Of lite and limb, the cost of
labor. powder, oils, tools, and clothing,
when amounts to ut least one-half that
amount, therefore reducing the actual price
paid for mining ton OF coal to twenty
seven and 3 halt cents
A motion was made and carried that no
coliery should 80 TO work upon the terms
offered without first submitting them to o
region meeting for approval. a motion
was adopted that the coal taken out during
the suspension be paid for on the basis and
sliding scale of 1870, at the price for which
coal sells at the resumption Of work.
Nc,c York, Feb. T.-Intelligence has
been received that delegates from each of
the mines in the anthracite region will as
scmble tomorrow at Pittston, and discuss
the plan to pursue. There is All impressiO
that the miners will propose conference,
and that in this way the difficulty may be
arranged.
Resolutions have been introduced In the
Legislature TO III &c Congress to remove the
duty on coal.
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THE GERMANS PREPARING TO GO HOME.

The Feeling Among the Citizens in Paris.
The Public Places to be Closed while the
Germans are Therc--Citizens Laying
in Weeks Provisions France
Loses all Of Alsace Except Bel
fort, n Part Of Lorraine, and
Pays Five NIiIliards
of Francs.
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VEGETABLE PRoDucrs OF SAN DOMINGO
The Department of Agriculture has re-
ceiyed its first instalmcnt OF the vegetable
products of st. Domingo, which will make
interesting additions |, its already eXten-
sive hcrbarium and attractive museum.
The adaptabllity OF the climate to the
growth OF the cinchona, which furnishes
the uuinine OF commerce, is referred TO
with satisfaction By DR.. Parry, the botanlst
OF the expedtieska ta letter to the depart
ment Accompanying the different vegetable
specimens. These specimens include drleo
plants. native tbteS, cordage, commerclal
woods. Sc. The fibre called kamote YIELDS
enormously. Dr.. Parry says the woods OF
the country are numerous, and he Is salts.
tied they will constitute great source OF
| wealth.
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TsIgrrES TO THE MEMORIES OF THE LATE
GENERALS ,luUS Is. MAGHrDER AND ARNOLD
tLzlY.-i Erp0licd tor the Baltimore AHt.J
Ibr >uiEtllur soldiers and sailors OF the
isuf,dcr,,tc STATE, in Baltimore, and the
trends and admirers OF the late Generals
:. Is. Magru,ier and Arnold ElZcy. met ut
Ealnr's Hail Ia! evening. There we've
about three hundred in attendance. The
meeting was called 10 order 10y General
t,rorgc II. -tcIlart. on whose motion Gene
raj |. H. Trmbr was called to the chair.
The following yitc-p idcnts were appoint
I'd: Com. Uuilin>, Conceal q. W. Field,
Captain Wadati!, Captain Mcblalr, Gene
RAJ George II. >ttuuit. and Lieutenant
Co.ol,l John Lllico!t. captains r. y: Cox
s,y!,. v. {. \. Car, and Mchcnry How
ard wee appointed secretaries.
On motion OF General George II. Stcuart.
n, following gentlemen were appointed Il
Committee On Resolutions Colonel james
r. Herbert, Colonel Charles Marshall, Col
onrl William II. Norris, Major Thomas w.
Hall. Samuel Il. Tagalt, Esq, anu Lieu
tenant SaUuci smith.
Spccchr, were made Is General Trimblc.
Colonel t.rrnc.t. Major Hall, ). II. Tagart,
E>u, VI lor Sriswuld, Major Charles Mar
shat. taplan Vi. Clark. Nilsson {. n. Carr,
] So, aud NJ 'or ". II. Norris.
Appropriate resolutions We're reported
by The committee and adopted by the meet
Ing.
After the adjournment Of the meeting
another was instantly called, General Trim
tie being in The chair. Major Thomas W.
Hail moved that the Chair appoint Il com
mite" OF nine 10 drJ!t e plan tura pernla-
urnt mcmol ial organization Of the Late Con-
tolerate army ard navy, which WAS car
Rcd. The Chair stated that he would an
nouncc the committee At a subsequent pc
rod. The meeting Then adjourned.
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Telegraphtc Summary.

A suit against the Baltimore american
for SANDER in publishing some statement:
about the sale of diseased meat has termi
mated in favor Of the newspaper.
NJ. Schlozer, now German Minister tt
Mexico, will succeed Baron Gerolt as re-
preventative of the German Empire here
The United States steamship "Relief'
has been ordered to New York to carry
food to France.
The Indiana Legislature has finished the
deadlock by adjourniDg sine die.
The President has signed the enforce.
ment bill relating to elections.
Half block of houses at Galveston,
Texas, between the Frenchman Roman
Union and Derbigny streets, was burned
yesterday. Loss, SSO, 900; mostly insured
The Governor of Texas has vetoed the
pork inspection bill, and the veto has been
sustained.
The Senate has confirmed Henry D
Cooke Governor of the District Of Column.
bia
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,,o,>ryExrs OF VIRGINIA hNNoAa

OF VIRGINIA ANNUAL
ArFolSTMhS SoETprnS METHoplsT
t"NftKN>,P ,chmo,i Djst,1ct.-L: VI; NICK
CrtF'W,,'-r," MAJ; Kicnmond, +. Z. Phelps.
cTSoN, ,1 i,,I >nnuth. +. W. Pierce, soou
Sl.2'i r n HAYNES. 5000; Hampton, >.
No!tqIA' srtS. fredericksburg and spot
;. h'Nc'' "a York. $500: Alexandra,
syNaa,i;a, -, Ss3i: Prince William
l : ~" p';mr I,nf 20 H. supplied, S2oV !;
W. -, n ,,H tcro!ink. J. 7. Foster ana ;;
AZ p ''H S%5; Loud uu. Il. n. Scot. anu
A. n' R,n Imam, Slic: LccShurc. William
=: y. ~ So. s,,l!<Norough. thaS. hinS
M','ts'',r Ihrrk<. Si1j: Rcrryvltte ana
t T"noi Roval. Warrcnton and Stafford 10 Nc
>"j,' .;.',,oaom DfSti7ct.~A. J. Porter. T.
:. '' .o,,, Errk,ngham and Woods och, D.
',''E.,,,,rl. S>,p1: Augusta, W. - "is
500. stanton. ". II. t"r>Etnr.
s<no. N,dtlchrook. !. L. North S'Vp
Tn.tbrjdrc. Owen Hicks, $500: sweet
srrimS, &. w. Brullcy and W. Linton, Siuo;
ThIr SULPHUR, G. ". tarpcnter' S ,.,
vnnr.e. James hurry. 500 Forest liz
Inhn.ey L.cct. &l13: LeW!>hNT&. u; !
WanleSS, 500: Grccuhcirr, Il. I. ~ ck''nc'
$50: Foe. hou:;i>. II. Clements ana ". =" +.
Iir,haIn. $50: Hj-I!aHd. l.. IL. IroSSei'
sic, Bath and Coyin&ion To DC snpfiteu'
I5,nqdon D,sirct,--W. MilhuTne; Ere
,:fm" Elder. Sg&4 Washington and Smytn,
- KIrharG,on. $2UD; Russell aud TazcweH,
y ! CrumIcv. S4ig: lee, B. b. Redw!ne
amI / \. Pcnlcy. $500; SCOTT and PattonS-
VIII, ! v Adams. 500; Wise and Buct-
s@qu. !. +. Morrison. So: Nythc, Gray
>.p. and Carroll. :. RlcaarcSon ANA u. y
,nnurr, 800: Roanoke and Newport, d.
v. N,!m3ur-, 500: Montgomery anu
r]nvd, j. l.. y ravrr and y. ". Boone, SOW
fgnnhln. B,rI ;. Turner. Soa2; flhcaSl!t
and salem. J. ". ! or>ythc. 200.
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CRIME IN THE NoRTuwEsT.-Ch Chicago,
Feb. 2r.-A dispatch from Neenah, Wis,
says that John Hess, who had been confined
IN Jail at Oshkosh, escaped on Saturday
night and Immediately Went 10 Neenah, his
former home, thence to the home Of his
divorced wife and murdered her, first
shooting and then cutting her throat from
ear TO ear. The murderer then repaired to
bis brothers house and hid in the attic,
where hc was discovered Yesterday morn.
ing, and al effort made to arrest him, when
he shot himself through the head.
Everett l.. Wcdgwood WAS arrested at
Alden, Wis on Saturday, as one OF the rob-
bers Of the United States Express Com
paEy, on the Missouri and Pacific railroad,
last fall. He was brakeman on the railroad
at tae time OF the robbery. lie WAS arrest
cd ut the house of his father, where he has
been living during the time since the rob-
berry. He had loaned his father $1,000.
Medywood is about 30 Years old, and is
now III the Woodstock Jail.
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0HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
W RQAD--NQTIGE TO CONTRACTORS
Seaied pr0pnsale Mfllfke received by SEe undsrs
signed, at Rtchnond Va. until Il ST. 18th March,
dred and eight miles or tlis road west OF White
sulphur Springs, II being all the remaining upfu-
LEI ed portion or the road not now Under c0ntract.
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards in tunnels, and 10000
cubic yards OF masonry. or au classes. and ls 20
be completed Msy LIST, 1872. Profiles and specif-
Cations can be had after fhs l4th March. at the
offices Of the company, 81 Williams street, Few
York at Richmond, Va. and at Huntington, W.
va. Plans for and proposals for bulldog the
Mitler's Ferry, Fayette county, W va. WiIIbf
received at the same lime and place. There Will
oe two spans Of $50 feet each, and two az 10 feet
eacn Parties submitting pro osaIs should see the
sue or the bridge, where further information may
ne nes from the engineer in charge. This bridge
must DC completed BY December, 1871.
. 81 Fl. -. WHITCOMB,
re 2l-tnb26 Chief Enotreer G. u q. r e
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4 lighthouse keeper recently appointed
on the New Jersey coast made ridiculous
thunder. Immediately after he had taken
possession complaints We're made that the
lights went out by II O'Clock. The proper
officer was at once sent TO look into the
matter, and he was told that complaints
were made against him. "For what?' was
the inquiry. "Why," replied the officer,
they say that your lights do not burn
att, after Il o'cloek at night" "WelI,I was was
'em out myself then, for thought all ves-
se!> had gone in by that time, and l wanted
10 save the He"
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Domestic N1arkets-[BY TELEaaApH.,-,

n N
NEW YORK, Feb; 2s.-Cotton irregular; sales,
1900 bales. closing dull, and bold ut i5fc. Flour
Southern unchsnged; common to good, go. so@
$40. Wheat dull and lower; winter red and
s5c.; yellow southern, S5s@s6.c. Pork steady ut
s22,25. Beer quiet. Lad steady; kettle, l5sc.
Iurpentine steady. Rosin quiet. TaiIow I'M
Per sail.wheat, Cd. cotton, tds.le; per steam
cotton, 16Gs; grain, I'd. Cntfee-Rfo frmer at
l3tGl7c Sugar easier at s3G1s3c. Mol ,sses-Cuba
SIC. w
BALTIMORE. Feb. 2s.-Flour quiet and firm !;
HewaEd-stseet: superhne, s5;5o@ss; extra, $3.50
ne S5s@s77s extra s. 7s9s25 fsm,lS Su b So
GSI. Wheat firm and in good demand; choice
E to ssoise fsd M t. gen ssI 90 grns
sl.75: common. 81 4O@8l.5o; Indiana and ohio.
$l.eo@sl.7o; Pennsylvania, SI.5O@SI.GO. Corn
esj T son osts she s It ysSw i eT
! at 95c qsl. o. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey
Virginia ssV0id, So bid; sss asked; $685. 81 bid
'G1's, 58i bid.
holders firm ut S8.5O@$s.75. Corn steady at 55c
Mess pork--Bold firm, with S22 asked. Lard.
Full prices asked Bacon--u emand light and
holders firm; shoulders, ETC.: sides, lls@llic
! Whiskey, soc.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 2s.-Tobacco active com
| leaf, $8.50@Sl0.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2s.-Tobacco-Jow grades Of
planters Tugs, $4@S5: common leaf, &5.5c@$7.
Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Feb. 2s-Euening. slt. u
bonds, pla.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2s-Erening. Cotton close
easier; uplands. 73@7sd. orleans, 7i@7sd.; sales
TO- 600 bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex
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4 WoNDEEFUL SEATING FEAT-A Little
.juqn: u one UuHQyed Niles. Shortly If
Ter the opcuIn2 Of The New York Central
Park >kjliU.~rcnd>, man Of medium
uei@ht. with wcll.knit. >inewy limbs, APP
pcar,d, The marvellous IHpidity with
which he skinned over the ice aStonShcd
al hchoavrs. The fastest skaters Oh The
lond> wlrc lett far behind in cirattcmpts
10 keep up with him. This man was uhaS.
June. Of NeWour@h. II Row seems that
there are twO more fast skaters in New
turgh. ~ tie following account will SHOW
ION Thursday week three Mewburehers,
named respectively Charles +. ami George
June and Gilbert Carpenter, skated from
Newburgh H. Albany. Il distance OF leo
nilr>, III seven hour> and five minutes
skating time. From Ncwbur@h to POUCH
ke"pSte. distance sixteen miles. they found
the Ire VERY Tough, and We're enc hour and
fifty minutes skating that distance. From
HYDE Park 10 Cat>hiil, forty miles. the ice
was II splendid condition for skating ana
itc-boatlg, and they made that distance in
Two houis and hall, or al average OF sin
teen niles an hour. jus. before reachin.
Ea,tlct0n they found Tie ice to he very
rough. and WcIc compelled 10 cross and re-
cross the RIVER several times. TN the last
mic Of The one hundred Charles I. June
nItc "A squirt, and >katcd il i'll three min-
UtvS and one second. The feat is believed
10 he without parallel III tie history OF Sk;It-
IDG on the Hudson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-01
EQST OE RIChMOND, FEB. Is. 1911.
ARRIVED,


Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
ca.nGise and passengers, l.. q. TAtu!n.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chindi>e and passengers, John '" Wyatt.
ste;mer George 4. Upton, keGerS; New ao n !.
merchandise aad passengers, Virginia hteamshf
and Packet Company.
Brig Village Bel (Br }, Fun hon, Norfolk, light
Brig eopoldine tx. CO.. -, Wilmington. Il,
c., ia ballast.
chooher iioratio Nichols, Dupuy, New Haven
Coma, spokrs, Curtis & Parker.
sch o.er j. II. Nave, Qullt.n, Philadelphia
rail road lies, curtis & Parker.
schooner serene. j hes, Baltimore, via James
river, lumber. Cards & Parker.
scIDvner Mur!oTd and Trubee (Br.l, -, Nor
folk. light.
Schooner kedron, Eidiidge, Norfolk, light.
BELOW,
Schooner Albert Mason, Rose, from New York
AshANRAEpA.
VEST POINT, Feb @s.-Arrived. steamer Adpi
@aL 20, hold. Baltimore luc-cDandiS: ana passeu
s;.-y, srri: River Haii-Oau Company, aGd sailed
"a rg.u"u.
PENSACOLA FLA, Feb. 20. Cleared, schooner
ruth Sat~, shaw. for Richmond