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Indians Gbsfructing the Northern
Pacific Railroad.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Reports to the
War Department mention the concentration
of large party of Indians to obstruct the
progress of the Northern Pacific railroad on
the west side of the Missouri river. About
1000 members of different tribes hostile TO
the whites are preparing to operate in'a mass
against the builders of the road. They are
said to be well supplied and equipped. Some
of tue stakes which were driven by the road
surveyors have already been pulled UP by the
sayageS
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THE yoTF on, THE UsuRY LAw.-Untl Sat
urday the returns of the vote in this city on
the question OF repeating the clause of the
Constitution liz relation to usury (Which fixes
the maximum rate of interest ut II per cent?
had not been canvassed. We now have COM
plete figures from, official sources. The vote
stood: Against the repeal, 4,S1O; for the re-
peal. ia; so the people of Richmond, l'y a
naiority of 1905. have decided in favor of Q
reatirmation Of the law. The returns from
the rural districts are very meagre.
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JOB PRrSTISG.-we eall the attention of mer-
chants clerks of courts, sheriffs lawyers railroad
steamship andcanal otcersand agents. and oil otners
having orders for printing. to the facilities onefea III
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ior the
prompt and faithful execution OF oil KINDS OF JOB
PgINYING. We can furnish at short nonce earus'
pin-Hc.d,. Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Rl.nks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
RiIIs of FARE. Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c. &c,
81. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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CASvAssrsa THE ELECTION RETUREs.-The
commissioners of election, Messrs. w. w.
Stoyer (prrsident), James r. Fisher, David
d. Jonea, D. w. Bol,anon, and L. g. Bow
den, were engaged during Saturday In cam
yassinv the election returns for the city.
pbeir arIialous labors.were not ended until
a lata hour in the evening.
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Mr., N. C. LIrscOaBE' requests US to state
that he was not Radical candidate iof
Councilman from Monroe Ward says as
soon as he found oEs that the Radicals had
his name on the independent ueket ne
caused q placard to 9 posted at each precinct
in Monroe Ward stating that he had been
mt ON the ticket wit!lont hts consent, and
flaf he would not serve II elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

CHEAP TRAY yELLISG.-Pcrsons desiring to attend
the Baptist Association at staInt0n should take a'-
vantage OF the excursion train which leaves here al
1880 p. NJ. Wednesday, reaching Staunton In time
for the opening exercises OF the Association. Fare
for the round trip, So. Tickets good to return on
any of the passenger tains over the road Oh or be-
fore Tuesday, June ith. The regular faro TO Stauii-
ton and return Is $500.
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Cuba.-.Another Proclamation OF Far,
- --..,.-... .as-. dom = 8..s...... E--.A

HAVANA, May s5.--Valmaseda has issued
the following proclamation ut Canto De
Embarcadro:
70 Insurgents,--Your chiefs showed you
nv proclamation denying pardon, but they
failed to show my proclamation in which
offer rardon. I grant until the Both Of aiay
fuli pardon to black and white soldiers sur,
rendering with their arIns. Also, to heads
of families and to chiefs of parties surren,
ING with their commands, excepting Ces-
peeies, Agramonte, and other insurgent gen,
erals named KS 2. ti,'
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Habeas Corpus In an Extratiitiom Case.

New YORK, May 25.--Carl Fogt waa
brought before Judge Blatchford in the.
United States Court to-day on writ Of
habeas corpus, but the writ was dismissed
by the court on the ground that it had no
jurisdiction in the premises, and that it re-
fused to interfere with the State authorities.
Vogt is under arrest on a charge of mur-
der in Germany, and is held for extTadition.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT IN TEE CHURCH,
HILL TUNNEL.--During the last week we have
been called upon to chronicle three accidents
IN the tunnel of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad under Church Hill. The last. which
occurred on Saturday afternoon, was fatal in
It's eject, and will Garry 4 png Of grief to
many loving heart, and cause thrill OF
sorrow to persade the circle Of which the vic
tim was cherished ornament. 1t resulted
in the death CT Mr.eJaines VI. Bolton, tho as.
sistant engineer in charge Of the work. -
The accident occurred ct l O'Clock in the
afternoon. blr. Bolton was in sbaft No. 2,
personally experimenting and directing the
operations in which he was SO deeply inter
ested, when huge piece OF earth fell with
out warning from the roof of the eXcaya-
tion and struck him to the ground. He fell
forward upon his face, and when picked ,B)
was found to be internally injured and in a
great deal of pain. Drs. Knox, Cullen, Gun.
ningham, Brock, and McCaw promptly ten
dered their professional services. and gave
the sufferer all the assistance that science and
skill could su 'gcSt but all in vain. After
lingering five hours he expired, with many
warm friends around him, all anxious to give
him relief and praying that his life might be
spared. The physicians report that the inl-
mediate cause OF his. death was the rupture
OF the intestincs or of blood vessel.
The deceased was a young man Of a fine
mind. warm heart, and religious disposition.
Withal, he WAS universally popular. The
city is filled with those to whom he was en-
dcured--the friends alike of his youth and
manhood. He had few superiors OF his age
in the profession which he followed so en-
thusiastically. Friends predicted for him a
brilliant career, and indeed he had already
entered upon such career. In the dis.
charge of his duty he met DEATH
MIR. Bolton's funeral will take place from
the Monumental church this morning at II
O'clock. ......
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THE Brooklyn Eagle says that gravity Is no more
evidence of wisdom than paper collar Is OF
shirt" E. b. SPENCE & Son arc selling million OF
paper collars ut ten cents and upwards per box.
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CELEBRATION OF ST. JoHN's DAY.-Joppa
and Dove Lodges Of Masous have during tho
past week appointed committees to confer
with those that may he appointed from
other Masonic bodies as to the best manner
of celebrating the festival Of St. John the
Baptist, which reclIrs on the oath Of June
An afternoon picnic ut the pumphonse OF
elsewhere on the canal is the scheme most
i'm 1ayor .
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PERSON Alive understand TINT the Junior mem-
her of the firm Of +. B. SPENCE & Son Is In New
York sending home per express and by every
steamer lots of new-style clothing and gentlemen
notions Call at 1900 Main street and see tho newest
and best STYLES of summer wear.
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THE LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR.-James Sui.
liyan was before Justice White on Saturday
to answer the charge Of feloniously shooting
Daniel Sullivan, Oh Saturday week, Oh Main
street near Sixteenth. Sullivan had sutf.
ciently recovered, and was in court. A mum.
Der OF witnesses were examined, two OF
whom identified the accused rs the man who
shot Mr.. Dan Sullivan. About two hours
were occupied in the Investigation, aftei
which James Sullivan was sent on to The
grand jury for indictment. lie was bailcd
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF JET ,,,wssg4z.
l. FERSON LODGE, No. 4, ]. O.SSSSt
o. F. are hereby notified to attend SSSeISsSSSE@
regular meeting on THIS (hlondayt s'1TS>>
EVENING, the 27sh instant at O'clock.
Candidates for initiation Will he In attendance by
n O'clock By order of the y. G.
my a!-t JOHN r. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
STONEWALL GROVE. No. 6, g. \. 0.
- D.-Thc members of STONEWALL GROVE.
No: d. are reaueStea 70 st!ena S,ciact ''s u
BY order of the n. A. A. L. NORRIS,
my a7-lt Secretary.
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You can have fncly-cxccuted card photographs
taken al REEs K CO.'S gallery for $3.50 por dozen.
Do not putronize second-class galleries While such
Inducements us these are held forth ut one OF the
finest galleries In the country. Largo size, 81;
monOgFalns, " per hundred; life size, Us and up-
WarCs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

We heard gentleman say 1t was impossible to
heat a inau for office Who had two -WlIEELER &
WILSON Sewng-Alachlncs In his family. Our es-
termed friend and successful candidate, General p.
II. Moore. las that number in his Thus his sue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

THAT LOST DoG.-'G. S." writes to liz that MS
dog, on being advertised IN the Dtspnch, reported
himself ut f. B. SPENCE soNs fashionable
clothing establishment, thinking TINT was the DtS
patch Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

THROWING SToNEs-Mo;es Andersen color
ed) was fiued 81 on saturday, in the Police
Court, for throwing stones. James Stoors
(colored), charged with the same offence, was
discharged.
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FOunsf Dead.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
BURKEvnLE, Va, May 25.--Charles King
ston, an Englishman, who has resided in this
county for many years, was found dead in
his room tonight at Nottoway Courthouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

Call aud see the new styles Of chignons, switches
curls, etc, at Madame DENELMAN's, 1923 Mali
street
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Nix. DUEsBERRY's MAJoRlTY.-lt now ap-
pears that Mr.. Duesberry. Conservative can
didatr for High Constable, was elected over
Reinhardt O,adiaD by a minority Of ,l50.
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ApvERTIsR.-Our merchants seeking trade III my
norton of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. n. ELLYsoN co. Wiil
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
hsherS' rates.
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National Bank Muletcsl.

CLEVELAND, Ono, May 25.-The Second
National Bank has beeen mulcted for the
full value and interest of bonds specially de-
posted, and used by the speculating cashier.
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The Chicago Ttrnes Opposes Greeley.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The Times h oui
AGAINST Greeley for President, saying that BIC
has utterly failed to unite the opposition q
Grant, = ,s{f
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Come and see the handsome iaces, crepes, ribbons
ia al, the new shades with complete assortment oi
eros grain aud plain ribbons, at Madame DRAEL'
,Nic
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RAMPANT.-The ganze-shirt rage Ii quite ram
pant nj E. Is. SPENCE L SONS. Cause.-The 10"
price only seventy five cents apiece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

# I. ,pEasooSAL.--Dr. w. Ii. lsHfner, superin'
.sndent Of Public Instructions for sthe Sta.e,
is at. present on an official visit TO Alexan'
drla. t s. - !. q II: -, !. II. ~ !.
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. .Gt1MMERGIAIs

s.5.g CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RscaaoSpss VA. May IS sSs, Is74 -
OFFERINGS. =
MnEAT.--Is busl,cis.s - 5s sa & ss.Ss
A1xcd, Is bushels. - ..-e n 80. s9TE-5's
n FEAs--2 bushels a 80
/: BEANs.-1 bnefeiy Z sss 49,
kLoCE.-sQ barrels. 81
!. 3ss a. SALES.
WHEaT.-White, Is busseis very GOOD at a..
CoRN--H bite. Is bushels Ut sac. yellow ss basis-
els MI sSc " - - ss'
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Advertise In the RELIGIOUS HERALD.

The RELIGIOUS HERALD Is read In every neigh
borhood III the South
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Emporium Of fashion at the new store, with n
fresh supply of new goods, at Madame DEMELMAHs' S.
1929 Main street.
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BUTCHERS LEIiTSISG FLY-KILLER sweeps
them oil and clears the house speedily. Try 1t. Sold
by dealers every where.
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bleaching and pressing done at short notice III
Madame DENELAAS's
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NJ. EILYsoN & CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
huild,ug will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal of the country at regula,
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Call and sec all tho novelties Of the season at the
new emporium Of tashion, Aadame DEhELAAS's'
lass Main street, two doors above soIrteenfh.
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IFHE ORIGINAL INsTALMENT.
j HOUSE, l3s MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
VAL offer for sale the following GOODS for casti,
or by weekly or monthly payments. For eheapness.s
quality. and variety, secouf 20 none In the markel
for accommodation, suggesting any I so s,
Litliographs afd Steel fngTayings; ChsomOsr new
est in 1f marked ON Painiiaes; Laokiug- Glasses
In great variety; Fhdtograph Frames large assort-
meut, Frames or al n;ane as 5nc saost-
Gfass Mou,finrs Always on hand, and gold cheap,
by the fDot or consssts Msoe
an,s Sfsaies iarpefs Rngs, Mating, 0tlglptha,
Wa,nt,t Eriensio Tahlcs, and other R1pa5 FzftieS
,n In ,Ssnf az auy OF the above arttstS VIII c0laH
chasing ,x ss.,m s,se@l'sss ~ WILLIAM DAFpRoy
D0oK AND JOB PRINTING AEATLys
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NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, May 25.--Cotton nominal; sales,
l.la7 bales; uplands, 25.c.: Orleans, .5Sc Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat1Priccs better for
spring; winter unchanged. Corn frmer ut Ti4lTagc
Pork shade easier ut Sl5ssa Lard d Shade
hrner ut siGls 5-lGe. Navals quiet and firm. Gro
ceries dull. Freig'rts steady. %s - s"'+E -
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"For several years We used Whec or ( Wilson
machine. We now have ono Of yours, which We
regard as sulerior.---I. SerroSs, Rochester, " /.
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Come and see the Partisan bonnets and hats al
Madame DEMELMANs.
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Call and examine the beautiful assortment OF dress
caps at Madame DEMELMAN'S.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT CHURCH HILL Tux
NEL.--On Friday last an employe by the
rlanle OF Jackson, who was at work in shaft
No. at the Church Hill tunnel, was slightly
injured by caying earth. A colored man
who was also at work in the same shaft was
severely injured ut the same time.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE May 25.-Flour and wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn frlner; white, 7TGJ7sc. yellow,
7a@75c.; western mixed 7s4I73c. Oats strong;
southcrn eo@le2c. Provisions quiet Whlskey, s1
&Slc. ~. ts..st st ..e..e I....,sis,,5l Z
Virginia s's old 40 consos, 500. West yirginiais,
lit North Caroitna's, old, 81; new,s 20 special
tax, l3. All bids ,.
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Receiving daily, all the novelties OF the season at
Madame DEMELMAS'S.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD Is the orgsn Of sao,oo
Baptists-a good advertising medium.
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| Attention Is called to +. Il. SPENCE & SONS
fashionable clothing establishment 1900 Main street
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CITY CoUHcIL.-The City Council will meet
this afternoon ut O'Clock.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ARMoRY WALKER LIGHT Guard. I
RyrnMoND MAY 81. 1872. {

ARMoRY WALKER LIGHT GuARD.(
RICHMOND, May 81, 1872. :
A TTEND A MEETING OF YOUR A
"A company for drill at your arnlOry, corner "a
Ninth and Main streets, THIS (1Ionday) EVE IN
MING ut "a O'Clock. BY order Captain. II
my 27-ltt G. Il. BINFORD. First Sergeant.
uOW S,-Attend 4 drill Axlk
LA THIS (Monday) NIGHT at 81 o'clock. f,4N4
BY order of Captain CATER. 11l3SS
X. C.. W0RTHhM, s2sesa
mya--lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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Come and see the beautiful French flowers at
Madame DEAELMASiS.
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OFFICE OF MERCHANTS AND MEGHANICS}
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.. Z
No. 1901 CARY STIR EET, RICHMOND, May lIth. J
NHE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
i THE STOCKHOLDERS OFTHIS COMPANY
will he he'll ut the Chamber of Commerce on MON
DAY EVENING, sd June, ut O'Clock j. NJ.
Stockholders unable to attend VIII pieise leave
proxies ut the Office Of the cOnpany. .-., i
my Is-td J. B. MOORE, Secretary.
ATOTICE--The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOL DERS OF THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will bc held Ut the Office of
Messrs. Lancaster K Co. on TUESDAY, :sth May,
Is7. Mt la O'Clock ID. ). WOODBRIDGE.
an 24-td Treasurer.
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No BATHING IN THE CANAL. Chief Oi
Police has ordered the immediate arrest ol
all boys found bathing in the canal, and i
determined to abate the nuisance. .
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presby yterian Assembly OF tho North

DETROIT, May 25.-The Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly was occupied all day in dis
cussins the legality OF elccting ruling elder
for Il limited time.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 2s, is7s.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 25, ts7e.
& ARRIVED. as>-.st5 sg,ty
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B Iatum, agent.
.<t-aass SSAILED. stsl ,l$s 80 s'4.
Steamer P;lisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, j.. II. Rogers agent.
] Schooner Annie johnson, Philadelphia. granite,
Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Robert Haley, Brooks, Baltimore rfu
Warwick river, lumber, Curtis Il Farker.f fsss.I
Schooner Annie Boiling, Eorhccs, n. Y, railroad
ties. ~ s:g.si y ~ -Hst 1904 - sElss J
schooner Bay Shore, Weller, Baltimore uia Anna
polls, ear material, Curtis & Parker. - =
Schooner ". L. Byrn, Seward, Philadelphia uia
Old Fort, lulnher, Curtis & Parker.
MEMoRA NprM. fss' .9 -
PHILADELPHIA, May 2t-Arrivcd, schooner }. 8.
Merrill, Haisey, from RichmonG, Va. s4.Fs
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"a dealer In old iron has succeeded In steal
,ngsix nonntain hoEitzers fion = tfench lsl
gfortiicationt Il Ia
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AMUsEMENTS.

EXCURSIONS! PIC-NICS! PIC-NICS!
H. ANY HOUR, DAY OR NIGHT.
Prrtics promising to have pic-ncs, or excursions
to the country will lind that the most liberal ierna
can bc made with the HOLLYWOOD EXCUR-
SION COMPANY, whose boats run 10 any point on
the canal within six OF eight mites Of Richmond.
Apply to +. 4. &. HANDY, on board the ENrur-
sion Boat DOLLY Warden, from i.30 to Z. NJ, OF
TO ". -. CHEST ERAIAN, At Enquirer Oiilce.
my 2l-3t
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FIRMS AND VASES.

have tust received fne assortment OF Vases g
fSr carIens and cemeteries which VIII sell
ua sa,.aso '.;t .o 90 80 john BOWERS, sg
' - Successor tn Yale, Bowers Yale.
ffstej ~ Irol Block, Governor stree,
is 80 Richmond, va. =
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MARINE INTELLrcENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 81, Is7a.
sum rises. 4:5f Moon rses... 100
sun sets........". 7:09 Hjsh Ide.. ....... loss
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DOR RPHIL.ADBLPHIA.-n]TRs T
II The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain. .ssssSsaeS1ysR,
LIVINGSTON viii receive freight FOR tile anoye port
Till MONDAY the ut Instant ut la O'Clock. yggTs
Frright taken for AL parts Of PemnsylyaDia, New
Jersey and Delaware. also for Norfolk and New Or
leans al low rates. g. -
Passage TO Philndelphia, including ncalsnnd state-
room, IS. ...,.t - - W.. PORTER. Agent,
my aj-2t No. 2d93 Dock street.
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THROUGH TO LEXING-aSYe-uus
i TON AND BUCHANAN By
CANAL PACKETS--rare through without meals,
81; with meals, 81. On and after the Gath instant
passengers for tile above pnces will not be detained
in Lyncbnrg, M heretofore, the boats continuing
right on, and reaching Lexington ard Buchanan In
ffty-four hours. .,sse4t SO t1"s s.fS 80
No change in the running Of the boats between
Richmond and Lynchburg. s7tf= X. R.,EDMOND.
MAY Is. 1872. @ my 15-2Wf
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EOR BREMEN N.-The fine bark tf+
Il LOUIS, Capthn LINZ, Is now at CityGTkX
Point, loadin. for the above port, and swillsksss
have prompt Dispatch. Liberal advances granted
on coHsignments 10 our frlends.. Apply TO
my 23-2w T.. o. NOTHING & co.
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old esFEFs
II Doninlon Steamship Company,s ele-SskEaEs4Ss
CANT side-wheel steamship OLD DOMINION, Cap
tain BoUnNE, will sail TUESDAY, May 2sth, at 0
o'clock A. NJ. Freight received until 8 A. NJ. "a
Through bills oil ia,iing signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, aid west. Close connections Dnae with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed FARE, $l:; steerage, 80 :; rouud-tiip
tickets, $780, For freight or Eassage, apply to
<'fa .e' ~ .@ JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
my e7-2t .,.s a No. ), ,GoyerEDr street.
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FRos THE PRAIRIE TO THE PINES.

Following the calI'iage-way before men'
ti.'n"d, Ne finally reached the little rnboW.
,grd cottage Just described, and Mr.. Greeley
,EI.o-iicd lis yalisc, and all of us added "ln
H,-gugr upon the veranda. The umbraScol'e
I,ry>I trees cast their cooling shadows on tn,
,rlrrt-grccn about us. 1t was natuNll to
uubutt1n coats aud vests, unite cravats, anu
il,r breathing in freely the sweet fresh air,
prepare To lr,lloo To the limit OF lung power.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-19
4 New Canal Steamer.

A steam canal boat, for which the il
ventor, Lewis Stage, Of Cincinnati, claims
that it overcomes the great difficulty Of
steam canal navigation, passed through
here Monday morning on its trial trip from
Buffalo to Troy. The invention is based
upon Il law in hydrostatics, that water
drawn diagonallv from different sides of
channel and set revolving in Opposite
directions viii pass out in straight line
without swelling or agitating the surface
of the stream. In this new boat are two
inclined channelways in the bottom of the
boat, starting one third Of its length from
the stern. These unite ut n distance of
five feet from the stern and form Il single
larger channel going out to the stern, par
allel with the length of the boat. The
two propeller wheels are situated in the
channels. two feet from their opening.
Both wheels reyolve eutwards and the
water passes out at the large channel in
II straight line, lifting up The stern Of the
boat considerably.
The trial of this invention is said to be
entirely satisfactory The surface of the
canal scarcely moved, and there is no
wash whatever upon the banks. The
boat will carry two hundred tons, and is
propelled by an engine of sixty-horse
power. In her trip from Bnfalo she was
laden with six thousand bushels Of corn.
The average speed was three miles per
hour, made under very low pressure.
The inventor does not claim that to run
such n boat singIy would ever pay, but
with thrnn or fpur bnots I'm tow !, uoul1
be very profitable Rochester Democrat.