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RHrBAPB IN TIN CANs.-S0me rhubarb
stalks were washed in cold water, boiled in
an iron kettle, put into cans made of good
charcoaltinned plate, aud then soldered
down. In December last my family were all
made sick by eating a pic made of this fruit.
To be sure of the czllse of this sickness we
tried the rhubarb again with the same result.
The effects were vomiting and plrging. Can
any one give ME IN eXpianation:--C II. &.
Answer The acidity of rhubarb IS caused
by oxalic acid, and this has dissolved the
alloy of tin and lead of your tin cans, form
ing an oxalate Of tin and of lead. These me-
tallic oXaates are poiSons, producing vomt-
ing, ctc.-.Scicmttfc american.
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ANrp0TE 10 PHOspHoRus.-MM. Eutan-
berg and EoIl have demonstrated that phos-
phorls is absorbed ly carbon, and to such an
extent that, taken in the form Of pills, carbon
constitutes !. complete autidote to the poison
and relieves those who have to manipulate
phosphorilS from all the disastrous conse-
quenres hitherto accruing. 1t has been found
that Tie results Of these pills in match fac
tories are better Than those obtained by the
Use OF the essense Of terebenthine, as the
continued use of the latter producesSiolent
headaches " sa@' s." s
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AFTER More RAtLKoADs.--A rumor, said
to come from London, that Mr.. Thomas \.
Scott, of the Pennsylvania Central, has been
rendered the presidency ri the Erie railroad,
has created some excitement during the past
two days in New York, and the New York
Times, which ut first diScredtcd the story,
now says it is partially supported by intima-
tons TO the same elect from Philadelphia.
The departure of j. Edgar Thompson, Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, tor Europe,
u few days ago, gives strength TO the report.
IL seems to be ny easy to rum Il dozen railroads
as one, judging 10y Mr.. Scoirs career.
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EuRNING OF TIE RusnylLLE MiIL.--On
Thursday night of last week the mcrchn-
mill at R,slIvic, in this county, owned by
Mr.. Thomas Nj. Hitc, was totally destroyed
10y fire. We have not been informed of the
manner in which the lire WAS communicated
to the mill. There We're about fifty barrels
Of flour Qwclty-one of which belonged to
james +. Lownmn). and between 250and 800
bushels of wheat stored in the mill 1T the
time. Loss on the property about S2,5o0 !;
on the wheat and flour, 5000. No Insurance.
RociiiigAdm Register.
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=. 4 i. ( fsss 6 rsssassss. Is

ont FIRES IL ssssSr;.sss EsSsSs;ss
| He E,tsfs, G1syfrei fea, and eei,o,,fs.
Eae theatre at Richmond, va, was br1rue.I
Decenber9e, ISL Il fIsen Che FIRE yvas aeer
Y was ,trit two or three feet In diameter. and
u Paris would have been dashed out IN q
second. Tie Governor OF Virginia and many
OF the first people Of the State were I,resenf
Besides great number who were burned or
wounded from the panic seventy persons
persisted, Including the Governor and many
other persons of distinction. The Tbeatre
Royal, Canada, was burned June Il. 1916
ana forty-seyen persons were burned tn
death. Such disasters as these never ocu,r
IN Paris. No representation can be given in
that city without an engine and men To WORK
iIares on the stage out Of sight of the a,l-
dieDce. III fire occurs it ia seen when small
and jet OF water extinguishes IL in a. mo.
ment. A similar law should be made and
enforced III every city in the Union. not only
to save, life, but often the city NAV he endan.
sered by the burning Of q great theatre in a
gale Of wind. -
There Il not 40 much danger from n,buc
halls. One was burned in Montreal n few
years since to the great danger Of the city
ana several persons were badly burned and
'otnefs injured, some Of whom died. One of
the most popular buildings In Boston was ON
nre, and saved by an extinguisher less than
year since. No hall or place for public
gatherings should ever be without one Of
them or pumps, one of which a few wears
since saved one OF our theatres. The need
OF such care would not seem so great in
churches, but at Santiago, Chill, a church was
burned in 1863, and the fire, set by candle
was not foot in diameter when seen and
win the French system would not have dis.
turhed the services, yet more than 600 Der
sons mostly women, were burned to death.
Boston Advertiser. '''
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The ENGLISH AGRICULTURAL SrRKE.-The
farmers in England are beginning to give
way before the bold stand made by the labor
ers. They have raised wages from eleven
and twelve shilings per week to fourteen
and fifteen ShiIlins>, but the LaborerS' Union
still demand sixteen Shillnss, and the farm
ers will probably have to give way, as labor
is very scarce. hundreds of men having left
the agricultural districts for the towns and
the coal AMI iron districts, and unless some
thing be done the farmers will be in very
awkward position at harvest time.
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TnE WHEAT CRop.--We lave encouraging
reports of the appearance of the wheat in
the Rappahannock Valley. The elects OF
the drought have not been so severe there,
and the prospects Of Il good yield is fair In
the counties above we Learn that the drough,
has been almost fatal tn the wheat, the
ground being so hard that the roots cannot
penetrate it, and the stalks drying up and
breaking down tor the want of moisture
FIr{f1frkSi,urq Ip4gcr
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DwELL1NG-liorsE BrRNED.--Thc large stone
house on the old Spears farm, near Edom, in
this county, owned by j. Perry Swank, Esq,
was destroyed by fire on Friday morning,
the 18th. The building caught by fire falling
through defective iue on an upper floor,
and was too far advanced when discovered to
stop the flames. The house was occupied by
George W. Adams, who lost good part OF
his household goods both by lire and iEasty
removal. The walls Of the house were very
heavy and of the hest stone, and may be SER
yiceablc in rebuilding. Loss estimated at
200. No Observation-Disclosures Regis
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fOURT ORDERS.
UIRGINIA--INg fYaCATIoN.--ln the
= clerks ONCE Of The chancery Court Of the city


VIRGINIA--IN FYACATION,--1n the
clerks oIilce Of the chancery Court Of the city
Of Richmond. HAY II. 1872: z RI
OF Atex;inder Walker, sueing BY Alexander Walk
err her next friend, aud said isxaaer Walker In
his own right: Mineral D. MYuIIe, wife Of r homas
U.Wynnc. suelng by Thorn AZ lei. 70 yline, her next
friend, md said Thomas III. Wyiffts hi his own
right; Fani.ie3. Bodeker. Ui feBf uensg Bodeker,
sile.ns hy Aenry Beteser, heg next friend, aud
- II. MeGnrfhy, wife OF Edward Sfe(arthy sucing
by coward Mctarliiy. her ms 70 friend. and said
Edward Mccarthy In his own right -. Plaintiffs,
Charles M. Sheppersot Defendant,
d, AZ ,tf. IN Gtt&ScERY.-g q, sd
The ob,eet or ts suit Is 10 set aside and anuui, 20
far ~ the property owned by NfHifm Slater, de-
ceased Is eoneerEe csrtafn deed OF feoard IN tha
clerk office Of ileHnce County Court, daiei July
eHuejses con Wing 20 said Charles NJ. Siepperson
eerfssn property IN The city OF attehmdnd, nj the
Intersection OF yenabie street and Acehanicssilie
turnpike which deed II Is charged Is aforgery both
az 10 the paIne OF Robert HuEhesy the gr1ntor, and
the names OF David Comfort and Thefasa y. Spen-
GER the i,istIeea of tho peace before whom the same
20 hsse been ifdged on THE 9sth Gay
or Judy, lss5 ,ta Charlotte county, ra-sssst
And Affidavit having aeen lssde that said Charles
NJ SheppersOn, The deSeHdiuf named 10 sai1 MI, u
moi resident or this State ibepHn resident OF the
state OF Texas, Is Orderd that TBS snld CnaIs
sheppsrson 90 appr hsEs M sseI :. T asasa
ssry 10 protect iiis tnferestS hcssin
a seps-'rssas lS NJ ,Iil II: BERRY, Clerk.
.6t+s,agSSa,c a SinuEx1EY, n. a my 1S-o1W
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George Kelley has been sentenced to
twenty years in the New York State prison
for highway robbery Of tweniy-eisht cents.
Mr.. Agapius Handkerchief, editor of the
Alaska HeraM,, has appeared IN Greeley
suit OF clothes made from white bear skins.
Louisville Courier.
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.'rf,r sSn,pss ~ Representatives

Their. are now 10G Democratic members IN
House oil 2i3. 4 change Of 10 members
only would give Them 4 majority. The House
to lie elected this fall, with the new appor--
iionmrnt as Increased by the supplemental
bill, " i'll consist OF 293 members.
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The CRopS.--The recent rains. though late,
have proved of benefit TO The growing wheat,
and wc are Sratiticd to learn from the farm
ers OF the county that the crop will be much
larger than ut iilSt anticipated. Indeed, one
OF the largest farmers in the county repre-
scnls his growing cropas the hest he has ever
made. From I'LL accounts the fruit will be
an average crop. and us 4 good crop has been
planted, with favorable season the yield OF
corn will be rs great rs heretoiore.--C Char
tOttesriNe Chronicle.
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Tue WHEAT CRoP-As general thing in
this county, the wheat is said to be unlsl-
ally promising. We regret to learn that it
was greatly injured at Mt. Airy, in Wythe
county, 10y the frost two or three weeks ago,
and that the fly is playing sad havoc with it
in some parts OF East see..-Absngdon
ItruLuLnu-
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Two NEGROES bRuwSEp.--Dn saturday
last a party of calorcd men and boys at
tempted to cross South river near MI. YER
non forge in Il small boat. The boat sunk,
and two of the mmbcr---a man named Eli
Hall and boy named Mat Brown--wcre
drowned. The remainder Of the party sue
ceeded in reaching the shore i'll safety. The
bodies of the man and boy were recovered
the next ay.--Ila,rtSOnburg Commonwealth.
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WILCOX s GIBBS :, :, 49,, :.
SEWING MACHINES.
WHAT MACHINE Is THE BEST: THAT Is
THE QUESTION" .4E
NOT THE ONE MOST SOLD, BUT THE ONE
MOST USED.

The very large number OF double-thrcad machines
exchanged. for the WILCOX & GIBBS machine mas
compelled the company to arrange Tor quafieuriy
trade sales ut auction Of these sGtaled
:. iart.s1Itrh" machines. Country dealers huy al
these auctions and sell to their customers VINO soon
becone tired Of their purchase, ana trane thtn
,,in ror y WILCOX & GIBBS machine. Double
THREAD hines thus Incoming sort OF circn-
latine medium TO purchase >,,,.
'i''''e WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
With Al late auction 1T 3sl Broadway, n T.: ,2so
of these captured machines were sold BY the tieoH
& Gibbs Company to start on their oid rouna ailu
come f:,ck 10 he eNclia nged for the reiiabie ILL
(SpS e GIBBS MACHINES. ~
a fnll stock OF WILCOX GIBBS MA
CHIMES kept ON lland for sale exchange, ana aent
streets, Richmond, Va GANG c1pps
an oAMr-so II. n.
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MY, MoNbERFUL ESCAPE FROM ISJURY.-Mr.
uilam I'LL, well-kn0wn jcwelIer of this
Guy, having with him little johnny Rarkley
Oh monday evening last drove to Mr.. Clarkis
on the rates Creek road. After passing
Few hours In very, pleasant manner. he
started 10 return to the city. As he passed
through the gate his horse became friphten-
eu, started forward with tremendous snrino
ana selzlng the bit in his teeth, darted down
Tue PIKE III a rate that would have opened tho
Eyes oil IN old turfman. Mr. Till realized that
no was I'D momentary danger of being dashed
" pieces, ana feeling that he would have 10
exert aii his powers, more especially his pre-
sehce Oh mind, as not only was his own ne.
uepenhiS upon ii, but also that of tbo
little child at his side. He succeeded in nra-
Ventihg the horse from running off the road
entered the city Mt the head of Hi street
followed that street, rounding the course .i
MIR. Johnson's with fearful rapiditv the
buggy at times being in cloud of fire.
sparks, and the horse showing no signs If
giving out. Citizens rushed to their dnors
and windows, attracted by the noise IF th.
passing vehicle, and We're struck with borrnr
to see child in such imminent danger. ON
rushed the horse, fast and thick flew! the
sparks Of fire, until only the distant sonnd
informed the anxious spectators that an yos
yet safe. But the hill nj the fort on the Yer.
rallies pike proved too much for the already
over.taXed endurance of the horse. LIE he.
gan to faltar, and finally gave up his race. Ii
was u wonderful escape. and Mr.. Fill says he
,sin only account for it BY believing that il
was u merciful interposition of God thai
saved their lives, and that in the future he
will be IL Observation-Disclosures (Ey.) o.
SercPr, "a
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TnE FLY.--We regret SO learn TINT the
wheat crop in Washington county, Tenn,
and in southwestern portions Of Sullivan,
will be.aimost total failure, owing TO the
ravages of the fly. Mr.. E..G. F. Hughes. has
recently travelled in these sections, and says
the Weld viii not more than equal the seed
Bristol Netes. ,t..za. /. -,..ls- 49,
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GROCERIES, dc. n.
CH BONES CHOICE FACTORY
No CHEESE. ..g 81. .....-m :
50 hogsheads Porto Rico SUGARS, d.
loo barrels Crushed Powdered, and GRADUATED
SUGARS, 80 -
100 barrels A. b, and extra G SUGARS, -. ;!.s..
100 barrels Canton K B1rtol's SYRUP,
SO barrels GOLDEN SYRUP, $1,000 t.+t
25 pnnche0nS prime MOLASSES, . ..fa.
y. 80 ho2sheads Clear Rib BACON SIDES
30 hog5heads BACON SHOULDERS, ,..E
30 tierces G. Cassard & Sons LARD, 49,. ~.
So pals choice family LARD, ). ..,s.t
lou bags RIO COFFEE, -...... -. .....
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE .a..s. .*'
300 barrels full-sIZe North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS, - -.
loo barrels fnll-size North Carolina GROSS HER
RINGS, - -
loo half-barrcls family ROE HERRINGS,
sl"u arres EXTRA FLOUR,
l0i barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR,
lU0. barrels FINE FLOUR, :.....
Good stock OF LIQUORS, all grades, ..,.i
In store and for sale by HARVEY & JONES,
my Il Thirteenth and Cary streets
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Storm, at Old Point Comfort.
torrrs p"nhcnce Of The Baltimore Sun.
Dln pOINT COMFORT, VA,

KUff@ PUllIEtllct OF The BlTllWNTC SIN.
OLp pOINT COMFORT, NA.,}
May -, 1872.
We have had the most violent tornado
ever known in this section. II was account
panied with Il water-spout OIL Fort Monroe
and violent thunderstorm, vivid lightning
and hail AS large as lalt-dime pieces. 1t up
rooted trees and blew down buildings all
over the place. 1t blew the tin roof of the
new Hygcia Hotel of Clark 4 Wilson, which
can be repaired in Il day or two.
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FAITHFUL DOMESTIC.

And this celebrated SEWING MACHINE, the
KING OF THE LocK-STlTCH MACHINES, MAY he
found at Oly Main street until about June 18th, when
they will occupy the store s2l Main street. adjoining
aicssrs. NOwlau ( Co.'S.
DOMESTIC" SEWING-MAC CHINE CO..
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The ladies OF Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that the DOMESTIC" SEW ING
MACHINE COMPANY have established 4 branch
Office in this city for the sale of the
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAnl7soAD Col
.,,4f .,r. ID RICHMOND, VA. March 20, ls72.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
sist the TRAINS on this road viii run as fol-
The MAIL TRAINS Rave Richmond n, s:as A.
NJ. and s;so 2 Nj land leave Petersburg atii A. NJ.
EkSifrT T,Es5Ss via p,ssssssr, sesfn at;
Ss If fsaN viii no. 's sars Rehmond
g iHs I&f SIS III &, ,sass Fs,s md
Fare Tor single tl /, & e.,
Comnitstio,, tickets can be- had nj the following
Eifys,triR iisk ,',i J;
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the $50 p. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk viii con-
meet ut Petersburg With the Il A: nj TRAIN
ndretnrnins, leave Richmond on the same days at
The NAH. TRAINS will stoponly n. chester and
A The 4. nj. TRAIN WIN connect 1t Petersburg
With the tanttc, mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
= sssss $ q kSdH EEss /. Nss S
running through to Wilmington !.s4L.4+:t
- ,.ng.. .3 R..B. KAsEY,
NH 30 Ticket and Freight Agent.
RICHMOND AMP R rsrsapr w. hMAM Dv q
Until FURTHER NOTICE THE SUM-
mond and Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY at ga o a.
II, re,,'rtng It p NJ Fare for the ronna trip,
I o {" General Ticket and Freight Agent.
RICHMOND AND DANvftLE RAILROAD Co.,l
.4 RICHMOND, March 81, 1872.
DICIMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
| LII ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March 3st,
80 -,'-&. GOING WEST. ''
Train N0.3 Through passenaerJ leaves Richmond
r. NJ. '@t =
.nond daily at Sl0 A. NJ arrives ut Lyichburg at
Train No. II Through mail and express leaves
& 4. Il p Nj arrives at Greensboro daily at 1855
Train No. (ihrongh mail and express) leaves
(irecusboro' daily ut Ia:l5 a. NJ; leaves Danvle
,laily at a:as A. NJ. arrives mt Richmond daily at
's Train No. Through passenger, leaves Green's
boro' daily l,sNlrp Sundays)a ln:lo A. ~ leaves
panye NJ isa7 T.. NJ; arrives at Richmond at s:4s
Train No. 10 q.yn"hburg paasengrl leaves Lynch
| hnrg daily ate A. Nj leaves Bnrkevllle ut T.
Trgi,rs Nos. and u rOnncct ul Greensboro with
trains on the North tnrolira railroad for all points
| SOUTH ts'-
TruIn No. 8 connects ut Burkcville with tain; on
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud oo railroad for all
| points southwest ana south.
Train No. Ii connects mt Greensboro with frlin for
Raleigh; arrives hcre ut 715 A. .M.E Passengers
leaving Raleigh at 7:15 i. NJ. connect at Greens
| iaro' with train Mo-. for lichIpotd.
| THROUGH TICKETS to nil points south and
southwest can be procnrci ut the ticket office IN
Richmond, and Of X. i. WAfkeR, Agent Of the At
lantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1873 Main
street, Richmond 4. r.a t *
| Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
schedule OF this company win please prit Us above.
| =. a JOHN X. MAChfURDD,
| General Freight and Ticket a gent.
| T. n. r. TALCorT, Engineer and Supe intend
| 1857 ''"'' NH On
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The next Northern Methodist General
Conference will be held at st. Louis.
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YEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
pEp,IRED.-The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW,
ISf;-MhC CHIMES BOUGHT and SOLD. We se y
tLe only PROPER NEEDLES for the sloAl
ELL IPflC MACHINES; ,nnrnrnS
1aIs Cary street near Fourteenth
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>JEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
THIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND SUMMER
- GOODS AT 41j BROAD STREET..

STRIPED and FIG URED GRENADINES;
BLACK GRENADINES, all grades:
JAPANESE POPLINS, solid and plaid;
JAPANESE SILKS, solid and figured: -s.' 80. 49,
DABTISTE CLOTH, for suits IS .
EN- GOODS, for boys and mems wear;
Full line of DOMESTIC SHEETlNGS-5 j. MEMS,
DIAPERS, TOWELS, and WHITE GOOOSi.
Complete stock OF LACE GOODS, EAfBRO!DE-
! RIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, TRIMMINGS, and
FANCY GOODS. JULIUS SICLE,
AS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and VIII DC
pleased to see their friends j. j. TURNER, w. ID.
POWERS, JOHN n. GARY, GEORGE L. BAGlW.
nv film
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

GROCERIES, GROCERIES. '.#
~ ...ar
SO hogsheads T. Il. SUGAR, good to choice:
900 barrels REFINED SuG AK, all grIdcs;
20 lrags COFFEE, -
" hOssheatls prime G. II. SIDES,
20 hogsheatls prime SHOULDERS, at+
10 boxes BREASTS, f..
20 tierces choice HAMS
200 barrels CUT HERl.INGS -
so kegs SODA, -.a, -.,..r
Is half-chGsts G: p. TEA, for sale by ....,
.4 ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co,
my ~ Wholesale Groccrs.
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STILL THEY COME To-day (hlonday
York auctions, n large lot Of the cheapest DIR ESS
GOODS ever sold In this market Figured land plain
Black Grenadines ut &C., &C., lOc, laac., l6ac.- and
other Dress Goods very cheap. Parasols, Corsats.
Lace Points, Alpacas, Lawns, Deiaines, Window
Holland, Shirt Fronts, Hosiery, Gloves, Crash,
Towels, &C. q. II BARBEE,
T.lA, -! . successor to Duckwall & RoussJ 49,
| Iny2o .,,..s -.. No. 500 Bront street.
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Passenger train Ieayes Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and saturdays, ut L. NJ. connecting
with the splendid steamer ST ATE OF VIRGINIA,
Captain l.. ". FREEMAN, for the aboye-Ilnined
points touching ut The river landings, and arriving
I'm Baltimore on the following morning In time to
ronnect with trains north aud west.
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
to all points. ..us. sa -.
Passenger train leaves daily and on Sunday for
West Point at $50 A. NJ. -
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No. 90 Light
street, ON Mondays, Wednesdays, and bridays ut 4
r. NJ, arriving in Richmond 1T II o'clock the FOL.
lowing morning giving passengers three hours ana
thirty minutes to transact business aiid dlDe ei"re
the leaving OF the trains South.
Freight train with passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock a;
N., for through freights to all poinS North ana
West; and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
for local freight between Richmond and West Point
Freiglt received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded Through bills OF adin9 given
Ia all Dpfuts .
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EIRST QUALITY SPERM CANDLES.
Is boxes superior SPERM CANDLES
my W. q. DA NnRIDCiF 4 co
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST FREE-BURNING ANTHRA
ID CITE-Egg Stove, and EaI-and extra CUM
RFRT' I'm and CLOVER HILL COAL, all kinds,
cIenn and full measure, at company's prices. for
dealers. hotels, manufacturers, and families. Best
Cooking COKE. Dry Heart-Pine and Oak kindliag.
cookfn9 and cord WOOD cheap.
Mr.. e. X. REISB Is with me and asks bis friends
nas,,n,ue J.B. WATKINS,
p->' III Main, and Ninth and Cary streets
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Tosppu,c DIppNER.

i, = copy - 81 nisisNJANliIlg ii. BERRy, Clerk.
4 s,ASSoS &C0ukzNEr, ~ ny 1s-Stw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22

a.. IaG q is no .pleasanter sight than
va .aN o. a party Of good fellows starting
TU y Iot a trouttlshing excursion, unless
S SS tae same party coming back, their
T ~. ladened with the sbeckIed prev,
n Du. Euly melancholy is II 10 read Of three
EF'sa9,ussnen0l Oneida, who were after tfolt
NJ ~ saturday, and who, in lordlng' tie
. DsIlswsre River in a wagon, found them,
I Il suddenly in twenty feet of water,
S a., were saved, including the horses
S ~. The fish baskets. rods, flies, and
Sols o. grub bait lloatGd down tn
, 0 Nothing daunted, however, Inc
Pto dried themselves, took each "a
upper Of whlskey, and sailed out agar
lIet Goutwith worms for bait. II AM
SInlesl old trout, witnessed tho catastrS
H how his tail must have wigslel
With delght-N Y Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-22


As Iv there were not swindling slfll.
AM already IN this world, here,is aman
~ West who has been selling a nav
OSlsACahg corn, having from three TO
: SVs9 ears 10 stalk The manufacturer
" ". ms new variety sold stalks at $e5
iiHSs but being closely examined by The
SGsnAnt purchasers they were found TO
%,,ssvelal stalks and ears neatly glued to-
Ssaet: Judson Tor this is the name ofthe
HiSi%1n ! corn manufacturer; being arrested
Salcago, gave bail andlfled. Farmers
r N.Y. are not 'catelul how they buy agri.
SSiU StaI novelties, or who pay for ma.
Ssa = before they get them, may re.
sDS y mai they didn't stick to the old seed
@uu Sae old way Of planting It,