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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

To proteet ones life and property against
unforeseen accident and destruction Is duty
scarcely anyone viii dispute, but Just tie
means " be used may be, and Il, debaiabe.
most valuable property A. well as the lowlicst
home Il recorded every day OF the year. ana
viii be- so long as time shall continue. Whose
life Is TO be cut OF, or whose home Is 10 be
destroyed no one can tell. Neither can they
even suspect when or how, certainly not when
they are expecting II; else would they be ready
10 extinguish the deyourIng element IN is
incpient first spark Of existence. Either like
The dreadful explosion st MINNEAPOLIS. or a.
the dead hour Of midnight, or perchance when
husband and protector IL far away Ia the field
does the demon strike. la our opinion there
q bat one, and only one remedy or security.
and that il Policy OF Insurance In some good
sound Insurance Company.
Aud among all the companies doing business
In our country we know OF none presenting
better security 20 the farmer and those owning
dwelling houses than the American Insurance
Company. OF Chicago. Cuniining It's insurance
10 farm property, dwelling houses, private
barns. their contents. churches and school
houses--wr!ting no policies in any Of the large
cities. and only 81 900 on any one risk. making
a great loss by sweeping connagrafi0n Inn
possible with cash assets amounting 10 S9Of.-
As4.3l being $40, ;D5.b1 more than Is ncce ~sary
under the Insurance Laws 10 pay all liabilities
and rcinsure all outstanding risks In asld-
ton 10 which this company las over one and
onc-half million dollars Of installmcnt notes
not set due.
The following statement If amount Of cash
received by twcnty-four companies doing the
largest business in the State 81 Illinois dur
ing the year 1877. as shown by the official re-
ports on file In the Insurance Department OF
said state, places the = iincsicDi'' al the head
OF the list: and also shows the total receipts
in H.ncis, Ifsiifa, Missouri, Wisconsin, lora
and Ohio, BY the same companies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

"Mars heri BY George. would II Il WASH
for her coniounded nose
:. Nose liza, hs What's the matter with
her nosei Is II too short, too long, or crooked
which, You're too fastidious, young man.
A woman fnay be n charming wife and have
any one OF these dcformities.n
:. II Isn't any OF them, old fellow. The fact
II, like kitty-like 10 look at her and talk
with her--but any closer relationship could
not endure. Her nose Il too o-d-o-r-o-u-s ~
Unfortunate hitties should use Dr sage's
properties Of which Instantly sweeten the
breath, destroying all offensive odor. To ~
mild, soothing, and healing effects The most
tnveterate cases Of catarrh promptly yield
Sold by druggists-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17
vEeETlME
For CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ 1T.

-. AsHIKr. wssHrs0ToS Co. Ill. Jan. ~. 1873
fenr So This n certify thai had been SUFFERING
Inln itf.e nnryr M right lrrasL which grrw vnry
Iaydiy mi AL my friends had given me up u die
wnth hftNsi ~ yualf medicine NtgetIne recommended
~ amer and knHrerONs Hnn0fs l commenced 10
AN ~ And ssn found myself beginning Z, ferl better;
ny health and spirits hath felt the benign influence
winct y s1rrtfd. and IN few months FIRM the time
nmmrne.n The use ~ tho Negsilne. the tusc<r came
CARRIE DniURRIsT
lcrrtify that personally acquainted with Mr. D.
fWfeet. and consider her one ~ very best
DIR ). ~ ff4OwEils.
All Diseases of the Hslocd.--rf verctlne viii
SOWING fhe atyrs y. 4. ys..f ran,st .f,sr ,ss t,
~ pll a.cisr many remedies suffering fr years II n
~ o"ncissis" prnf. u yon arr sufferer. you 10
MIS- Why y this mfsitcne PERFORMING such fyrraf
" WORKS n ue blood n The circulating irlt. u
~ irfill " called tho Grnuf ~ fnrfHe The nIt
snrre VI dlscNs originates III Tho haod. ami ~ n.s~i
~. tna dnfr nst 81 Urtly H. a. purify and rem
'A'e' h<s M iust claim uisn public attention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

ALL babies are dimInutive Ceears, since
they come. they see, they conquer, sometimes
BY their gentle stiffness, but oftener BY con-
tinucd uproarious crying, induced by Collie,
Teething, Flatulcnce, etc DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, BY IL gentle yet specific influence,
quicts the little ones without ever producing
the least injurious elect. Price Is cts. bottle
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Good Cookies.-1 tablespoon Of but
ter, Of cup Of sugar, egg, ] table
spoon Of sour milk, teaspoon Of soda,
fiour to make rather stiff; flavor with
nutmeg and cinnamon. This for small
family.
Rice Sorp.--To pounds Of beef add
D quarts and pint Of water, 4 cup OF
rice, onions and little parsley; put
on 70 boil; try the meat with fork, and
when very nearly dsne pare and cut up
4 dozen potatoes; season with salt and
f'odfsh Toast.-Pick up pint Of fish,
freshen it in water, put 1t back On the
stove, add quart Of cold water, cup
OF butter, and pepper 10 the taste, Ia
blespoonful Of flour, dissolved in little
water; then stir into the fish. Toast !
dozen slices of bread and cover them
with the fish.
Chicken Salad. Boil the chicken till
well done, separate the brown meat and
bones from the white, using only the
white meat; chop fine. To one chicken
add the amount Of celery, teaspoon
OF salt. Of pepper, Of mustard, 8 of
eggs, 2 Of sugar, teacup vinegar,
raw egg well beaten, boiled eggs
rolled TO powder; using the whites Of
eggs TO garnish, with sprigs Of celery
for the edge.
Sof Ginger5read.- up, shake Off
lightly, 6 even cups of flour; put in
pan and add tablespoonful saleratus,
2 OF ginger, cup butter, ? cups mo-
lasscs, and 2 Of good buttermilk let the
butter he soft enough TO mix easily with
the other ingredients, but not melted
stir all together enough to mix, and bake
Immediately in two tins about by Il
inches square. If the oven is right, 20
minutes will bake them.
Cream Pies-Make into custard
quart milk, the yelks of 6 eggs, d spoon
fuls sugar, and thicken with 2 heaping
tablespoonful of corn-starch previously
wet and thoroughly dissolved with lit
tie water. Cook until very thick, and
flavor with lemon. Have ready your
crust in pie-pans, cooked little, and
pour in the custard, and bake. Beat
the whites OF the eggs 10 n stiff froth,
with spo0nfuls Of powdered sugar;
spread over the custard and let brown.
A layer Of jelly put on before the FROST
ing will greatly improve the pies.
Irish Slew.-To pounds of mutton
(cut ribs) add . quarts Of water; then
slice up about onions; boil about
hour; then pare dozen medium-sized
potatoes and put in with the meat; when
very nearly done add thickening made
OF tablespoonfuls Of flour; mix well
with water; season with salt and pepper
TO suit taste.- DumPlings for Irish Sfe,r
II quart of flour, even tablespoonful
Of lard, 3 teaspoonfuls OF baking-pow-
der, little salt; rub well with the hands.
then mix with cold water; make as stiff
as you would biscuit dough; cut and
drop in with tablespoon; IL you use the
dumplings omit the thickening.
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Mn. II. n SrFvYNs. =
N, ay Nar iake pleasure IN saying that have used
VIC Neretnc n my family with rod RESULTS and have
stu.n ~ Nytfni cRN~ " remarkable cum effected by
y lreEafd 4 as valuable family medicine.
REV wM. McDOSAID
!. The Rev WIN ncIslnaid 4 wen known through the
en'''a STATES ~ a minister m the NJ. A. Church.
ihvA SANDS SpEAK.~-yEngriNK Is acknowledged
NV 1nin nnet w physicians anil arDthecares ~ 10
~ nfst fufinr and cleanser ~ the bloed ~ dl~y-
Restored ~ health
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from y. \. Tribune Special Dispatch.
49,. PANS. May Il 1873.
. Mason y Hamiin, who took the first medal
1861, and have won the highest honors AZ every
WORLDS exhibition since. are here IN CONNECT
ton with fine lot Of organs. Several other
American makers exhibit. but few ii any ~
them VIII venture to compete.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

The low price at which hundreds Of
thousands of pieces of Fall River print
cloths have been sold Of late, say from
- 70 A cents per yard, now excltes sus-
picion, and there Is no difficulty in Civ
ing the reason why. A day or two be-
fore Hathaway blossomed into a default
er the New Bedford banks held some
$4,000 pieces Of goods as collateral for
money advanced, and the first thing
known by the banks they had no secure
~ at all, for Philadelphia firm came
along and scooped in the entire lot at
81 cents per yard cash, and this il how
the New Bedford banks were defrauded.
The retail stores are now selling good
prints NJ five cents per yard. and some
people wonder how the thing can lie
afforded so cheaply Boston Letter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

The proud claim Of the Coney Island
Herdld' 1--WE can safely say that our
paper has now the largest circulation Of
any Coney Island newspaper in the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17
Ponds Extract {!
The Peoples Remedy. for Insernag
and E-rfermas Use.


PONDS y NTRACT CrRES
pf1ea. blind and bleeding; Huf1amma ions and
llcerations: n emorrhn frum any organ
Nose. Gums. Lungs, Bowels. Kidneys, Womb, eta ;
COnge~tionS. EElinr 2 z ents.
PONDS ExTf ACT INyALCABLE
Tor Dyseneery and Rhcunn ntisiu 1niammk
ton Of Eyes ap- Eyelfd~: Inflammation 81
Ovnrte.; Vaginal leucorrhea; varicOse
Veins; sore Nipples.
70 FARNI ERs-Pond'- Extract. No stock
Breeder no Livery Man can afford 70 be without L.
II y used ~ All the leafng 1.iyery stables Street
Railroads aud first H0Isemen IN New York City. lt
has no equal for Sprans, Harness or Saddle Char
tngs stiffness. Scratches SweiiincS Cuts. Lacera-
lions BeedingS, Pneumonia. Collie. Darrhna. ChiIls.
Gods etc is rance Of sction 4 wide. and the 70.
def II Affords Il 20 prompt tha- Il Is Invaluable In
every FArmysrd As vel as IN every Farm house.
LET Il Be tried once andyou VIII never be without t.
CAlTlOSs Ponds Extrart has been inflated.
HE genuine article has The words Ponds LIZ.
tract blown In each bottle u Il repaired By the
only persOns living who ever knew how %
geRa btoIe; htI 1. ~ ~ S,ner Prspafauons
RhyscIans, and IN the hospitsis Of this county and
0leT0RY nnd Ueee or Ponds Extract. %
pamphlet FORM sent free on application %
Lana New yCsk 80
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.WifnoFT's FEVER AND Aorr Toxrc.-Fnr
AZ 1i,cnses caused ~ mnlarial poisoning on
arsenic, no mercury, no quinne: no hloafra
race or glarng eyes, no bursting head or
breaking back, no weak knees or paralysis All
ii1'sS from rs use II Is safe, invgnratnr ana
leaves me patient renewed Ia mind and BODY.
ana sound az dollar. II wipes out an sal
lowness and gives blooming complexion m
the place OF that sicklv. officiating color necu-
liar 70 Chills and Splcno-hcpatic arrangement
MnEELocK, FiNLAY 4 Co, Proprictors New
Fon SALE NJ ALL DRuGarsrs.
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clcs design for kitchen use Is DOLBY =
YEAST pownEg. With very little experience
the housewife Or cook is always sure OF de-
licious biscuits, rolls, bread, cake, etc, every
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-17

lF Won would like change and are willing TO
Acknowledge that cnhngc sometimes brings bet
ter thiros for ese money. try the new ernokng To-
harco. Ball Eye md Niger Head cut cayendish
Tell your dealer about these tobacxos. Don't fail
10 give one OF them a trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-27
EINA,NGIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


. SATURDAY, May %, 1875.
gALEs.-e,0oO Petersburg city eight per cent.
bonds sold ut 104k; 500 Richmond and DanvtlIe
iailroad cor soils sold ut 70H.
american Gotd.-100A bid.
State observation-disclosures consos, 59g PIG. w
vgnda sensG bis Wilma FL sd
saa e eeaeens. 81 3D. IS
crG fm oSues ri city s,s. J. and d.
1lsx bid, 100 asked Richmond city SIS, J. and u
asked e,sy I Ely s asa
burg city 6's, ]. and Us 50 ofa: Norfolk city G's
J. and j.. 95 asked Manchester S's, M. and N, 80
SO bid, 90 asked.
Rdiiroad Bonds.-C Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
road 6's gold NJ and N. 80 bid, 80 asked; Virginia
SsntEa rsf
]. and j., 80 bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth
RoEtgage s j. and il SO bd yr s7 Gen5fa
ginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's;
). and B.. s7N bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
third mortgage SIS. j. and j., 979 bid; Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad funded S's, j. and j., 9Z
bid; Southside Railroad second mortgage preferred
bd h'S Nn aFd no ond
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage rs, J. and J 81
bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad frst mort
burg Railroad second mortgage S's. j. and j., 80
bid; Petersburg Railroad first MORTGAGE S'S, anu
SIS j. and j., II bid Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad certificate, S6,a bid; Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad mortgage 8's, A. and O., JOB bio
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage S's, j. and D., 103 bid; Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage ~. D.
and j., % bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad mortgage G,s, D., and j.: 80 bid !;
Orange and Alexandria third morgage s'si ~. ana
consolidated 6's, NJ and N, IL bid, 72 asked !;
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage s's, a. and o.
81 bid.
RniGToad Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. SO bid; Richmond. Erederisks-
burg and Potomac Railroad six per cent guaranteed,
100 par. 80 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, LOO
par, 30 BID; Richmond amt Dnnville Railroad, LOO
par, bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad COM
mon, l 90 par. go bid
hank Stocks-F First Nat ional. 90 par, II bid :;
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 80 asked !;
Union Bank of Richmond, SO par, 43 asked.
insNrdnce ACCOMPLISHMENTS Fire Ire and Ma
asked; Merchants and Mechanics. 00par, 30 bid, 80
asked: City, 100 par, 90 bid. So asked Granite,
100 par, 7s bid; Richmond Fire Association, %
mar r. bid.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 25, 1878.

ARRIVED NAY 18TH AND 26TH.
steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, Uuttec States
mil, merchandise and passengers, L. Iatulp,
agent.
Steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandise aud passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnil, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. 2; Porter, agent. t., ,,,
lass st tx LOAD xae for so1ei H Hn
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Rockland, lime,
Schooner '76, Robinson, Portland, plaster, A. 6.
Schooner Sarah Cullen, Anderson, Kennebec, ice,
i. G. Babcock.
schooner Ira Leirenier, Coleman, Kennebcc, ice,
Mrs Jane King.
Schooner Major w; II. Tantum, Shoe, Albany,
Schooner:J. S WINS, Ingerssl!, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Archer &c Rives, Smith, New York. hay,
Schooner John McGinniss, Colburn, New York;
salt, Davenport 6 Morris.
Schooner Eidridge Jerry, -, Boston, salt, Da-
Schooner Missouri A., Luther, Newborn, n. c.,
Schooner G. S. Van slyck. -, Albany lumber.
Schooner Mary Ann Rebecca, Gray, .Newbern, n.
c., fish, Davenport & Morris s.-
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, u. w. Allen y Co.,
agents.
Stesmer Norfolk, Tnnil, Philadelphia, 1nerchan-
disc and passengers, W. Pc Porter, agent.
Steamer George II. Stout, splerce, oalLnorei Nici-
chandise and passengers, II. Il. Douglas, agent.
Brig Pearl (Ger.), -, South America. -four
Schooner skylark, Small, Boston, COAL Currie
& Co.
Schooner Foaming Sea, Wroten, Washington, coal,
Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner Seablrd, -, New York, coal, Curtis
& Parker.
Schooner Breeze, Cranmer New York, camel
coal, Geryas Storrs, agent.
Schooner Snowflake, Curtis, New York, cannel
coal, Gervas Storrs. agent.
Schooner Mary D. Ireland, Corson, New YORK
camel coal, Gervas StorrS, agent
MEMORANDA.
S.eantug Arctic was below Saturday night, with
the bark Pepita and schooners Edwin johnson, Sn-
san, and Lewis.
New York on Thursday.
Schooner John A. Curtis, MILAN, hence, at New
York OH Thursday.
Steamer Mary Washington, which was sunk at
Fredericksburg, Va, May 1lth, by snag, ana
raised last Monday, arrived at Baltimore May 22d,
under her own steam. The steamer was taken to
SINNERS ship-yard for repairs and 1t Is expected
will be ready to resume trips next week. The DAM
age to the steamers hull was not serious
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YtiISh.

NEW IbIth.
SEw Y9nK NAY os ss1a upR'nGs
a shade easier, with limited demand; 5000 for
common 10 fair extra southern t6.25@$7.25 for
Winter red. sl.3O@sl.3IK. Corn-fair business !:
ungraded. 46@5 O4c.: round yellow, 53Hc.; round
Wits os an s':ass PSE oi pqms
l unchanged Rice steady and in fair demand. Mo-
lasses quiet and unchanged. Turpenine steady.
Rosin unchanged Frcights unchanged =
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-Fiour quiet and I'M
changed. Southern wheat dull and lower; western
dull and lower; closed steady at decline; southern
SPOT sp and Nay, silo; June, sI.l9H; july, Silk
Southern corn a1ist and firm ,o western Ter dn and
rye dun and unchanged. Provisions dull and un-
changed. Coffee quiet and easier; cargocs 144@
IKE Whiskey dull al Sl.05. Sugar quiet Freights
duff and unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 25.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat lower; red, 81 .05@S1.10. Corn dull Mt 40c:
Unchanged. Pork strong and higher; 1926 bid,
S SisSer; current make, se:45; Kettle, s7@s5;5o;
ss75 eesr f ES 4 aaa s nFt Sides
Bacon dun shsuIdegi A@S 1aE;s,e clear rib, 90
Si ssnE rm G 1t i b M ans sugar fa Steady
and unchanged. Hogs steady; receipts, 800 head
shipments, 1876 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. Mny 25:.F!our dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull: red, SLIP; amber. Sl.12; white,
SIl2. Rye dull ut Coo. Oats dull white, Sic.
mixed, SOC Pork stronger at $3.50. Lard strong
tierces, 7Ac.; kegs. SIC: Bulk-Ineats In fair de-
mand; shoulders SAC; clear rib, &c; clear sides,
4Hc Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders, &C.;
clear rib &C.; clear sides. SC: sugarcurcd hams
SISG9%c. Wh!skcy firm at $1.O3.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 25.-Fl0ru dull and un-
changed Wheat dull No. 3 red fall, 81 OHIO
Sl.O4a; No. red fall, 99@99hc.: No. spring
nominal. Corn dull: No: mixed. 35c. Oats weak
No. 9, 24Ea25c. Rye dull at 54c. asked Whiskey
steady and unchanged. Pork irmer: j0bbing, $3.50
aSS.4O, delivered Lard better at $6.35 bid. Bulk
meats weak. Bacon unchanged.
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! try viii pay al inpost duty 5, five pc. per

try VIII pay an IMPOSE outy OF nYe pei pei
cent. :, 800 ss .,.5,
DEATH OF QUEEN r1cToRrA's sIsTER.rS.Lkw.
LONDON, May %. THE Duchess OF Argyl
Is dead.
THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.
coSsTANTISopLE, May 25.-Prince Laba-
anofY, the Russian .amb assador. and Prince
Reuss, the German ambassador, yesterday
called at the English Embassy and congrat-
ulated Mr.. Layard on the occasion OF the
Queens birthday. 8. +
The Eastern Question.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS. .iss3
LONDON, MAY 25.-An American gentle
man juat returned from IN extensive tour
In Russia says that two hundred thousand
Russians are moving towards the Golican
frontier Of Austria. The garrisons through
out Poland are moving. southwark, and
camps OF troops and recruits were noticed
at many points along the railroads. Mos
COW and St.. Petersburg are full OF troops,
and new. levees are constantly coming for
ward. The Commissary Department. is pur-
chasing heavily all kinds of supplies. There
is great bitterness among the people against
England. Business is active, but the
foreign trade is unsettled by the decline on
Exchange.
SIGNS OF PEACE.
LONDON, May 25:-The Cabinet Council
held a long session yesterday, and to-day
prospects for peace are certainly brighter
than for some time.
The Car is resolute in regard to the re-
PROCESSION Of Bessarabia, but has made con-
siderable advances in regard to the limits Of
Bulgaria. Russia, under pressure, consents
to reduce indemnity one half or even more.
TIE EUROPEAN CONGRESS. Fl. -
LONDON, May 25.-Count Schouvalof is
believed to have brought back suggestive
notifications of the San Stefano treaty
which will make the meeting OF the con-
gress possible.
TURKISH REFUGEES SENT TO ASIA.
CoSsTANTINopLE, May 25.-Nine thousand
Turkish refugees have been sent to Asia.
An immense number remain in u wretched
condition.
THE ISLAND OF ADA KOLEH.
VIENNA, May 25.-The Turks will to-day
evacuate and the Austrians occupy the
island of Ada Koleh, in the Danube.
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SATURDAY nights KILOGRAMS.
LATEST NEWS FROM TINE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

,.,ocREss OF TIE ARMY APPROPRIATIONS
nyrY, IN THE HoUSE-sENAToR LAMAR
REPLIES TO SENATOR JOHNSTON on THE
yryas.pacIFIc RAILROAD QUESTION
raLL.R,vER MILLS STOPPING WORK
navy LIBEL SUIT AGAINST PETER
coopeR-A MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN
n1,pSEp TO pEATH-sHTPPINGA AMERICAN
COTTON FROM LIVERPOOL TO BOMBAY
THr ENGLISH MARKETs-AMERIcAN Sc
cr,RrTIEs RECOVERED FROM THE RECENT
ON TIE DANUBE
INTENSIVE MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN
RUSSIA, &C., &C.
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PinlIico Races.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Thc track at PIN
leo to-day was in fair condition. The one
and-three-quarter-mi selling race, for all
ages, was won by Governor Hamilton |;
KingIand second, Blondell third. Time,
1922.
In the onc-mile, home-bred stakes, Ike
Bontam won; Jet second, Arrason third.
Time, 1:55.
In the free handicap for all ages, one and
half miles, Viceroy and Bushwhacker
started. ViceroY was the fayorite at $50 to
$40. Viceroy won in 2:51.
Two-mile heats for all ages. The first
heat was won by Kenny; Tom Bacon
second, Ventilator third. Time, 1903.
Kenny sold in the field at so, Barricade at
S1O0, and Ventilator at $40. In the second
heat Barricade was still the fayorite, selling
at S25; Kenny SIC, the field $25. The
heat was again won by Kenny; Tom Bacon
second, Ventilator and Barricade barely
saving their distance. Time, 1864.
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.nArnnlo,ar, HINES :.


saB 80 - sss:.ass
aIcHMoND AVID PnTERsguEG,
SUNDAY, April q, 1878,
" trains on this read win run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40. A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
vannah asef Raielgh,s atlanta, s Mssoa,
montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Soutavt1.;;
1890 H. s aeeo SIN daily except
Sunday, makes close connection al
Petersburg with the Atlantic, Hissis-
sippi and Ohio railroad for LYNCH
burg, EaTmyiile, and other local sta
ttons on thai road, making same
time as by any other Hue. s.ops at oil
1905 F. ss. ACCUs1MonATroN daily texcsp
Sunday. Passengers taking this t1sn
win make close connection at Peters.
burg Eo1 Norfolk, and ct Norfolk With
splendid Bay-line steamers for Baltl-
more, Philadelpha. and New York,
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York. .:.
A:15 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily te3cept sunLa. i, @i:b
lll0 P. IL. THROUGH MAIL daily iexeept SUE
day), connecting for Weldon. VIII
mIngtOn, Charleston, Columbia, Au-
gUstl- and Savannah. Pullman Sleep
go $780, ing-car for Wilmington anu Il g South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NoeT6.
s:2U A. u, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Mon
day., connecting with Richmond. Fred.
ericksburs AND Potomac ra1lrsad for
all points North, East. and West. Stops
- only ut Manchester aud Chester.
$50 a. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUM-
davj with PASSENGER coach attached.
1853 A. b., ObIMODATIONTRAINd daily tex
cept Sunday With passenger coach al
tached.
$50 P. H., FREIGIiT TRAIN daily Except Sun
day), with passenger coach attached.
6:30 P. AZ. THROUGH Maj, dairy, connectisE
with Richmond, fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West iso, making close cennec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohic
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops only 1T Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Glover Hlli connect chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the T. D tain.
& ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
the Apn0a1attor dGnot.
EVERY SUNDAY.
apps s. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT