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nominal at 26c. for middling uplands. COT.
fee quiet and unchanged. Sugar steady
Flour firm; sales small. Wheat steady
Corn dull, in favor of buyers; white, sl.2C
GSl.24. Provisions firm but inactive
mess pork, s23.75; bulk shoulders, &c.
sides, 1OAa1lc. Whisky in good demand
at 2s93Oc., in bond.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn dull at alO6GSl .0S
Mess pork dull held at $3.50. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon in
moderate demand shoulders, 8 &c. sides
l0Ac.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-Superfne -four
slOGs11. Bacon shoulders, 914c.; clear
sides, 121c. Lard firm at l21ac. Whisky
free, s2.25.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Cotton fat. Flour
firm and unchanged. Corn declining
Provisions dull. Mess pork, s22.50G
s22.6215. Bacon shoulders, &c.; clear
sides, l2sc. Whisky heavy.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 9.-Cotton
23c. Spirits turpentine nominal at "a, nc
sales; crude, 3G4 hard, 2. Rosin dull
and lower common, $3.50; No. 2, 81; No
3, SO; No. /, s3.509s4; pale, s4.5O9s5.5O
Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, Ca, May 9.-Cotton closed
firm and shade higher strict middling
23c. sales, so bales; receipts, rs bales.
SAVANNAH, May 9.-Cotton closed very
irregular with good inquiry; middling
231a@24c. receipts, 400 bales receipts foI
the week, 1850 bales; exports, LOO bales
stock, 1925 bales.
CHARLESTON, May 9.-Cotton dull and
irregular sales, Al bales; middling, 241S
925c.; receipts, 100.
MOBILE, May -Cotton-Demand light
little offering; middling, 1890; sales
ESQ; receipts, 266.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9.-Cotton un.
changed /; sales Of $500 bales low mid.
ding, 23@24c.; receipts, $50; exports,
233. Sugar, l2L6l2Ac. for fully fair
1870. for prime. Molasses, nominally, 50
G54c. for fermenting, and IS for prime
Gold, 1862.
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Foreign News,

New YORK, May 9.-The Herald has the
following dispatch:
London, May s.-The names of the
plempotentiaries to the Peace Congress
are: England, Lord Stanley, president ;
France, Prince de la Tour GAuvergne !;
Prussia, Count Bernstroff; Austria, Count
Appoinze; Russia, Baron Brunow; Italy,
Marquis D'Azzoli; Luxembourg, Baron
Tornace; Belgium, M. Van De Meyer !;
and Netherlands, Baron Bienville. The
proceedings are secret; but this much is
known-France will accept the disman-
Ting of Luxembourg, so that it shall not
remain menace. Prussia will not con
sent to this unless all the Powers guaran-
tee the settlement, binding themselves to
fight either France or Russia if they seek
ACKNOWLEDGMENT in the direction of Luxem-
bourg. England hesitates to give this qua
rantee. The session to-day adjourned to
enable delegates to receive instructions
from their respective Governments.
In the mean time war preparations pro-
coed. France is buying arms from both
England and Spain. The Prussian troops
of the regular army are held in readiness
to support Luxembourg.
Bismarck declares the situation more
serious than heretofore.
Russia is converting its muskets into
breech-loaders.
This is Heralds news to influence the
markets.
ST., PETERSBURG, May 9.-The Gear
Alexander will visit Paris in June next.
BERLIN, May 9.-The Prussian Diet yes
terday accepted the new constitution.
Governor Wright, the American Minis
ter, is better.
LONDON, May 9.-The Prussian Cabi-
nets demands regarding Luxembourg are
assuming menacing tone.
LONDON, May 9-Noon.-Consols, 9l1a.
United States bonds, ~.
LIVERPOOL, May 9-Noon.-Cotton opens
easier at decline of Is on middling up
lands; estimated sales, 10000 bales; mid
ding uplands, 1919; Orleans, 1lA. Corn
/ declined Sd.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Court Of
Claims is hearing the cotton cases under
the law refunding the cotton seized from
loyalists. Ex-senator Cowan is retained
by the Government, and the claims are
vigorously resisted. In the case of a
Quaker to-day it was held that mere in
action did not establish the claim for re-
clamation.
The Commissioner Of the Internal Re.
venue has decided that receipts for money
borrowed on bonds require the same reve-
nue. stamp as promissory notes. The Comp
troller of the Currency directs the bank
examiners not to receive such receipts
with only two-cent stamp on them.
The holders of registered securities are
required to notify the Department at
which of the designated points they will
have the interest paid. Buffalo, Pittsburg,
and San Francisco have been added to the
paying points.
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General News-Suicide Of q Congress.
man Elect. etc.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Maryland
Constitutional Convention assembled at
Annapolis yesterday, and organized with
Richard B. Carmichael as president.
The derrick used in removing the walls
Of the Lindell House at st. Louis gave
way yesterday, precipitating four men from
the fifth story. Two were killed.
A meeting Of master mechanics and
manufacturers at st. Louis yesterday
passed stringent resolutions against the
eight-hour system.
Hon. Elijah Hise, just elected to Con-
gress from the third district Of Kentucky,
committed suicide at Louisville yesterday.
He left note stating that the distracted
state of the country and his advanced age
induced him to seek refuge in death.
The navy-yard buildings used as bar
racks at Memphis, Tenn, were burned
Monday night. The commandment, Colonel
Swayne, and his wife, barely escaped.
Their niece, Miss Mary Innis, was fatally
burned, and soldier was killed by fall
ing box.
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TVE REVENUE.

There is reason TO fear that the large
falling Oh il tie revenues will render il
impossible Tor the Secretary of the Trea-
snry to prevent very considerable in.
crease Of the public debt; and il is very
certain that under existing circumstances
Mr.. McCulloch does not feel at liberty to
borrow, and il is understood that inasmuch
as the payments for interest this month
are very heavy, he will recommend that
the Secretary Of War suspend payments Of
bounties for the present, II not until Con-
gress shall make special provision for
them.
GENERAL SICXLEs-NoRE DRUM HEAD LEGTs-
LATIoN.
From official information received here
to-day il appears that General Sickles has
been in consultation with officers Of banks
within his district, and has had under con-
sidcration the feasibility and propriety OF
issuing an order for regulating the bank.
ing interest in the second district, and
especially for the purpose Of enforcing a
uniform rate of interest.
The Secretary of the Treasury, to whom
the communication was submitted, does
not approve of the project, and it will
doubtless be abandoned by General
SickleS.
THE NEW ORLEANS MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
1t appears from the report of General
Sheridan that his reasons for the removal
of Judge Abel, Mr.. Heron, and Mayor
Munroe, of New Orleans, were based upon
their autccedeuts and their course in re-
gard 10 the New Orleans riots, their failure
TO prosecute the rioters, &C. From their
conduct in these matters, General Sheri-
dan says he feared that they would give
him trouble in the work of registration.
Ii was generally heretofore supposed that
these were the reasons that induced Gene
raj Sheridan to deposc the officers named,
and this suppoSition is confirmed by the
official report.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, May ., 1887.
APPLEs.-yery few in market; northern, VI
Ass q barrel; dried, nominal, 6s@7ic. b b.
ALooHoL.-$4. 25QS4.5o p gallon.
ALg-Scotch, best brands, pints, - u dozen !;
quarts, IS.
BAcoS.-shouldsrs, 1l@llIc.; ribbed sides. l2i
6l3c clear ribbed sides, l3sQlatc. Virginia
hog round, laQl3ic.; Virginia hams, lSs@isc.;
canvass hams, lslQ22c. plain hams, HQlse.
BgAYs-White, S2so@S3.
BUrTsR.-stock of common very large; prime
In demand at 3og35c. ; second-rats butter, 200
&c. Dull sale. :
BAss.-Grain Union, 42c.: National, .4Sc. ; sx.
ira Burlap, 35c.; common Burlap, eoc.; English
linen hand made, 5O@Soc.; Andrews Cog him. Soc.
BRASDr,-French, $loG$n apple, $s.2s Phils-
islphia, q. 4o0$27s; peach, 81
BRooAs.-Three strings, $3.50; four strings
small, -; large, $3.50; five strings SIS Rich
mond made brooms, two strings, $l.'S@s2; three
strings, %. 2sQss rs; four strings, $s@".
BUCKETS. two hoops, " three hoops
$40.
BrRswAx.-s5c. y d.
CHRRRIBs.-Dried, s5G4oc. " b.
CONCENTRATED LYB.-*?4$a " dozen by the
case.
CsxRsr.-s2IO@s2s so q barrel.
CosYBcTIoSgRIBs, FRUITS, &c.-Candy, stick, u
22sc q b fancy, so375c. Raisins-bunch, $3.50
| layers, IS q box. Figs, 27GsOc. y n. Lemons
IS So6lSs q box. Msssina oranges, $3.50 " box.
| Almonds, ssG5oc. q d.
| CoRN.-we now quote prime white $l.R3a
N.l5; mixed and yellow, Sl.lo9sia.
CoRs MEAL.-City mills, boted, $50; unbolted,
81 rs; country mills, sl.o5Gb 10.
CHRgss-Northern and Western, prime cutting,
esc.; common, l2Disc. English dairy, 22Gasc.
CoyYzE-Rio, asQ27e. Laguayra, 2sQsos.
Java, asEl4oc.
| Observation-Disclosures light weight, ls0lsAc.
full weight, 22G:sc. tallow, lac.
Corrox CARDs.-$sG$s y dosen wool cards
| ssso0s.
Corros YARSs.-From No. to No. II, e3.so
| Manchester, s2e2i; Leaksville. $2S.
DRY Goops.-Prints: Spragus and Pacific. l71c.
American and Dunnels, ls1c; Amoskeag, dark isc :.
| light, leo. Arnold's, l7c.; wsmsutts, 1870. Browr
| shsstings: a. Battsrssa, isc. North Carolins
shestings, ~, lsll2oc. Standards, "A, is3c J.
l7Sc. I, l4Ac Plaid Linseys, so4oc.; American De-
isines, ssc Blsaehed shirtings q Ioi9isc.; l. ISL
| El2oc. "a, r}03oe. Kentucky Jeans, 4atG24c u
Printed satinets, so07oc. /; purple stripe, itSs
ticking, ls(lssc. checks, lsGsac. esmbrie, LAG
| lsc. drilling, n0aic. In hoop skirts, threads.
| .pool cottons. and notions generally, no change
| sines last report.
| Dauss AHp DYEsruyYs.-Alum, &c.; eoppsrss
&C.: madden, lse.; indigo. ti.segsi.so; eochinsa
q. 7sGsa = n; extract logwood. lse.; sup. eaTb
| soda, iee.; blusstons. lie.
Foes. SOC. y dossn.
YuRs.-The market for fun II dull, and prices
are Low. We quote Mink, SOC. Ge7.ss. 90
sording 70 quality; otter, large and prime, y
medium, ~. 0si.Ni nusksas. '0iss.i red fox, j
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The Markets.

NEW York, May ga. M.-Gold, 1917
5.2O's, '62, lO77s. Money, 5g6 pc, cent.
Flour, lOG15c. better. Wheat frmer.
Corn, 1G2c. lower. Pork, s23.lo. Lard,
l2h0l3hc. Whisky quiet. Cotton steady
at Etc. for middlipg uplands. .Freights
firm.
NEW YORK. May "a. M.-Stocks in
active. 5.2O's, 80, registered, l061sG
log q do, coupons, 1919; '64, coupons,
los 0l05 "a; '65, coupons, log; new issue,
lO7 Z0lO7X. 1o-4o's, registered, 99A
1905, LIST series, 1863; others, 1861
Money, SOC per cent. Gold, 1877. Flour
Lower grades improved most; State,
ell .35GSi4.60; southern firm and quiet
Corn active mixed western, sl.35. Mess
pork, S23. Lard firm. Groceries quiet
and dull. Turpentine, 68070c. Rosin
Ss.76oss. Freights firm.
BALTIxoas, Nay s.-0otton dull and
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As the Dispatch, however, Indignantly
denies the inference, we must now do It the
justice to say that 1t is willing to bide the
slow action Of the military authorities, and
to 60 back into the Union In the same boat
with the rest of us.-Lynchburg Republican.
A man named Robertson was first shot
and then placed upon the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad near Vickar's switch,
the other day. His body was severed in
twain by the cars.
Bishop Early is expected home this
week-in Lynchburg.
The fence law is in operation in Abe
marie.
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THE WHEAT CROP IN lLLINoIs.-The
Prairie Farmer, in notice Of the wheat
crop, concludes thus: {" 1t is particularly
pleasant, under this state of circumstances,
to know that the growing crop has never
been more promising. The deep SHOWS of
winter, lying steadily on the ground, have
been the chief cause of this. 1t is true
that the crop is still liable to suffer during
the summer from drought, and we may
possibly be visited, as at times heretofore,
by insects but this danger is not imme-
date, and it is satisfaction enough to know
that there are now no unfavorable indica-
tions, and that so far as indications 60, we
have every reason to anticipate an album
dant and profitable harvest"
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harangue, evidently conceived In the most
malignant and abusive spirit. Instead of
instructing the colored people, who now
for the first time occupy the high position
Of grand jurors, the Judge attempts to
inflame and excite their minds by villiAca-
tion of the people Of Richmond, and de-
votes no little space to fulsome eulogy
Of Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens. What Tbad.
Stevens's opinions and policy have to do
with the grand Jurors Of q United States
District Court acting in their official capa-
city is question that no brain but that Of
Judge Underwood could possibly solve.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
IN common bonds. including back

interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Virginia ex-coupons. "A
Virginia registered bonds, old ........ 40EM40A
Virginia registered bonds, new, 1866. .s4@S4h
Virginia registered bonds, lo67......... 81
North Carolina bonds, old .............. 6o@6l
North Carolina ex coupons. 40
North Carolina new bonds ............. 40
Tennessee bonds. ............. 80
Tennessee ex-coupons. ................ 81
Tennessee new bonds. .................. 90
Georgia bords tnominaD ............... l0j
Richmond City bonds. ................. "
Petersburg City bonds. 10
Lynchburg City bonds. 90
Fredericksburg City bonds (nominaD.. 80
Norfolk City bonds (nominaD ........ .47h@5o
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
mortgageJ. ............... 6o@65
Richmond and Danville Railroad bonds
mot mortgaged). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Virginia Central Railroad LIST mortgage
bonds. Observation-Disclosures. %
Virginia Central Railroad 2d mortgage
bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oo
Virginia Central Railroad stock ...... 90
Virginia Central per cert. bonds..... 70
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. ...................... 90
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'd
mortgage bonds. ............. ....... 5S
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, third
mortgage per cent. bonds. ......... Is
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, first
mortgage, per cent. bonds. 80
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, per cent. bonds..... 81
cent. bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
per cent. bonds. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad dividend bonds, per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad bonds, per CENT. 20
Richmond and York River Railroad
per cent. bonds. ...................". 81
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana POtO-
mac Railroad stock. GO
Richmond and Danylle Railroad
stock, new. - ~ "a
Virginia Central Railroad stock....... lS02C
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock. q
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal 60
First National Bank. .................. sja9C
Ma tional Exchange Bank ... 90
Planters National Bank. 7onf
National Bank of Virginia. ......... 7o@7;
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND, May 8, 1867.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, May 9, 1867. )
Breaks and offerings large to-day. Market
showed slight depression. Prices unchanged.
Below we give the transactions l67 hogs
heads, IS tierces, and 80 boxes, offered and sold
as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Ltqs-Common 10 medium dark working,
81 TO 81: good dark working, So 10 IS; sun
cured, common, IS to $40; sun-cured, good,
$40 to Slj coal. cured, common, IS TO SO;
coal-cured, bright, So to SIS; coal-cured,
fancy, $50 TO $40.
LeGf.-Common dark working, So TO 80 ;
medium dark working, 80 TO Sl2 good dark
working, 81 10 Sli; fineand wrapping, $50 TO
$40; sun cured, So to S25; yellow wrappers,
common, $40 TO $50; yellow wrappers, medium
TO extra, S3j to 800
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Very common and heavy weights,
s. 80 10 - 80; medium, $3.50 TO $3.50; good,
L@nf.-English shipping, $l6 to SIS and $22
continental shipping, Sl2 TO SIS and $50.
sTEMMIyG TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, SO to sl3; good sl2 to Sl5 ;
fine ZIG to so.
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Railroad Convention, DC.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May "a secret
convention of railroad men to consider the
difficulties attending the freighting bust
ness is in session. Nearly all the railroads
in the country are represented.
A collision took place to-day on the
Bellefontaine and Indianapolis railroad.
Two engineers and one fireman were killed,
and two persons injured.
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Wc hope Judge Underwood's charge to
the Grand Jury In Richmond will be pub.
lished In every newspaper in the North.
If the Government Of the United States
does not feel degraded by such an exhibi-
ton. II is not what 1t once was.
1t Is in this way that the South Is being
brought to love and reverence the Union.
And John NJ. Bolts mixed himself up with
the disgusting spectacle.
The charge Of Judge Underwood was
simply infamous. Charlottesville Chronicle.
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laws and customs establishing the usual
voting places, and keeping in view the i'm
portance Of afording ample facilities for
registration with the least interruption Of
the ordinary svocations of the people.
BY command of Major-General D. E.
Sickles
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ANNA DICKINSON Has COOP OPINION
OF SOUTHERN BRAINs.--The history OF the
past has proved that the statesmen OF the
South were wiser and her politicians
sharper than the sharpest Yankees, says
Miss Anna. Wherever diplomacy was con-
cerned they beat us. Now, they, beaten
on fair field with the sword, have
restored themselves to the old position,
and are about to fight out the contest Oh
the old ground-diplomacy. Let US see
that the record of the past be not repeated
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TRIAL OF MR.. DAvIs.-A dispatch to the

New York Commercial Advertiser says:
at is not true, as telegraphed from
Richmond, that Chief Justice Chase will
be there next week to preside in the
United States Court at the trial of Jeffer-
son Davis.
"He will not leave the bench Of the Su-
preme Court until the close of the present
term, on the goth of May, and he will then
be occupied several days in concluding the
nominations Of registers in bankruptcy"
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Equal Rights for Negroes, &c.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The negroes held a
meeting last night, and demanded equal
rights in the street cars, public halls, and
school fund.
Captain D. C. Coleman, who was pro-
vost-marshal here, and was sentenced to
the penitentiary by court-martial, brings
action against General Dodge, Secretary
Stanton, and others, for 100000 damages
for false Imprisonment.
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NEW YORK, May "a Havana letter
says the case of the Ocean Home is still
unsettled. The Spanish authorities de-
tain the steamer at a cost of fifty dollars
per day, and also claim fine of $1,000.
American ConsulS Savage protests emerge
tically against this.
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SOUTHERN GENERAL SYNoD.-The &C.
neral Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of North America" better known
as the General Synod of the Southern
Lutheran churches, is to meet at Staun-
ton, Va, on Thursday, May %.
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EMOvAL. -PILKINTON, Pull
AGENTS., and COMMISSION XKRCHANrs. (ior.
merly No. Wall strsst,) have removed 20 the
large and eommodious warsroons No. 10 Pearl.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect.
fully solicit consignments Of manufacturers end
and COUNTRY PRODUCES generally. fhsnkfai
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con.
Germ in the past, they respectfully solicit con.
tinusncs Of the Same, plsdging their best Efforts
PILKINTOH, PULLIAx b Co.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. 10 PsAsl strest.
IA 1l-ta Il
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Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie, of Alexandria,
does not contemplate serving upon Judge
Underwood's jury. lie will not visit Rich
mond during this session of the court.
. We are glad that he has some self-re-
spacf left
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Reui.,ratton I'm Louisiana,

Repatriation In LOulslana.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9.-General Sheri-
dan has extended the time for registration
to the 3lst instant.
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Mrs. Major Williams, late the widow OF
Stephen A. Douglas, has brought suit
against the agent employed to settle the
estate of her first husband. She alleges
that he charged the heirs with the full
amount of claims, on which he had OBJ
tanned considerable deductions, and ap-
propriated the difference to his own be-
hoof.
Wendell Phillips yesterday reiterated,
in spite of. our remonstrances, his nnRind
theory about the extent of the negro's ieet,
and still insists that an average pair OF
those members will cover forty acres
World.
II is rumored that q company OF nus
sian spectators have purchased the entire
materiel of the Paris Exhibition building,
iron-work, pillars, everything, Tor remoVai
to ST. Petersburg.
Sturgeon makes periodical pauses in his
sermons to allow his audience to cough,
expectorate, and otherwise relieve their
feelings, without disturbing one another.
The expenses Of the War Department
for the fiscal year will be from $l20 zoo, 600
to $3.50, 900 900, or FIVE to six times as much
as the estimated expenses.
Myriads of squirrels are overrunnipg
some parts of Indiana, and in several coun-
ties in Iowa pigeons are destroying the
newly-sown wheat.
During the month Of April there were
thirty nine fires In the United States, in.
yolying total loss Of about $4,000, 900.
A Tennessee paper says that Parson
Browplow will not die until the school
fund of that State is completely exhausted
A wheeling paper heads 9 paragraph
moving the great advance in the price Of
-four. "Food for Reflection" f
A Ksutuckian named Bedbug petitions
the Legislature To change bid name,
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VIRGINIA HOTEL.

VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Visitors to the various Springs will ind the
Virginia Hotel, In stanton, Va,
PLEASANT STOPPING PLACE,
AT which fresh water from the Gresnbrisr White
sulphur Springs will be furnished to guests
FREE OF CHARGE.
RATES. $50 PER MONTH.
Staunton 10 q fourishing inland city, having
churches OF all denominations and schools OF the
largest order, and is IN daily comm unioation by
railroad east and west, as also BY telegraph.
GEORGE L. PEYTON. Proprietor.
Colonel CHARLES y. PBYroS, Manager.
B. F. WEBB, superintendent. my s-eodW
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GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR

REENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
lar OF JUNE. ls67.-The popular and far famed
WHITE SULPHUR SPRl SGs, In Greenbrter
season Tor the accommodation oil large number OF
visitors, and will De kept in the best style by the
lessees, 3EUkGgL PEYToN 4nCo., assisted oy
both Of whom are experienced hotel. keepers.
Near the White sulphur 10 an excellent Chaiy-
Kosenbergsr's celebrated BRASS and STRING
BAND Of Baltimore has been engaged for the
season.
The rights OF parties owning Cottages ct these
Springs will be respected upon their giving timely
notice to the lessees Of their purpose to occupy
them. - ~
The railroad will be completed TO Covington BY
LIST Of July from thence to the Springs BY stage,
and suffcierc OF coaches will be provided TO
insure comfort to passengers, not over ten win
60 upon single coach.
Cholera Is unknown In the regions Of the White
Sulphur Springs q. l.. PEYTON co.