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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May 3O.-Noon.-Consols, 96A;
United States bonds, 724. 80
L1vEnpo /; May so.-N0oa.- Cotton
firm estimated sales, 5000 bales. Red
wheat, IFS. Sd. sF
afternoon. Cotton firm with more doing
sales, 10000 bales; uplands, HID; Or
leans, 115ad. sf .3-; I ...a
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norneatic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 3d. Noon. Flour, slo
@sl5. Wheat 1@2c. and ,corn 10. lower.
Mess pork, 1928 80. Lard, l7a4@lsc. cotton
quiet OF 31c.@ Turpentine, 49g5Oc. Com
mon strained rosin, $3.50.
Sterling, llOI Gold, ls9 United
bonds, old, III new, HIS. Wynn
56''s, 58@5sA. Tennessee 6's, ex-cou poi''s'
II; new, 10.
q Epeni,lg. Gotton-No decided change
sales 900 bales at SIC. Flour dull; s'ass'
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.DATHgALUM SPRINGS, Is

~ s,. so,,ss.,s,a.s.,,,.ssR ATH COUNTY, y 4.
y hRlAs5sRLACB, only ten miles from M tlshoro'
Depot Virginia Central railroadb Win Be open oa
: The mineral waters tAlum., Alum and Masnesis,
and hsiybestsl OF these Springs stand rfyalled
90 curative for Dyypcpsia, Chronic sDiarrfitea,
Scrofula, and all cutaneous diseased. fsssxW an
Persons suffering from weakness and general
debffeywtll find great benefit In the use of the su.
pertor GnaIybeate Water with Witch nature has
50 literally supplied this place. !. Z. - >.
The buildings have undergone thorough reno
vation, and are In excellent condit The cot
tages are DELIGHTFULLY."- situated and newly fstedup
Visitors leaving Bsitimore, seashfngfon.s Rich.
monds Lynchhurg, in the morning, get Of ut Mill
oofo, Depot for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot and Heal
ing, arriving at Bath Alum the same evening 70
. Bath Alum being the night stand for the above
named Springs visitors can leave daily per Messrs.
Trotter Go. Is line of coaches. tr.eEtss-@:Es, +
BOARD. so per day BIS per week !. and spe-
stay mouth, or for the season In this healthy To-
CATION. JOSEPH BAXTER,
7 e4prsnrfet(Ir.
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C1Nc1NNATI.-Ci Cincinnati, May 29.-The
slauehter-house of H.. Willie, on Wade
street, was almost entirely burnt to-day,
with large quantity Of pork and ice. Loss,
SIS, 900 !; insured. The property was to have
been sold at auction to-day. ~ - 1880 /
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The MURDER OF Mr.. HoLMEs-AN AR
REST ON SUspIoIoN.-Plymoath, Mass, May
29.-Samuel NJ Andrews, at whose house,
in Kingston county, Holmes stopped the
evening before he was murdered, has been
arrested on suspicion Of being the murderer.
The arrest causes much surprise, Andrews
being highly respected among townspeople,
o deacon in the Baptist church, and an in
innate friend of the murdered man. ;ss
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81 A new book is out, the work Of Rev.
Elisha Ballantins, for a. number Of years
pastor, of the First Presb yterian church Of
Washington city, once also Professor Of
Biblical Literature in the Theolog ical Semi
nary, Prince Edward, Va, and now q pro-
.fessor in the State University of Indiana,
at Bloomington. It's title is 4tta de Sc; or,
The Words of the Lord Jesus Concerning
. II;a,1celf ssaSsa ST t@c@.tF - y.
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SUDDEN DEATH A. G.. Anderson,
of Mississippi, died suddenly of paralysis
at the residence of Mr.. James Thomas, near
Leesburg, on Wednesday night last. DR..
A. had but recently arrived in Loudoun on
o visit to the numerous friends he had met
with during the war.-Leesbug Washing
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Federal Memorial Day south.

WILMINGTON, N. c., May 3O:-There
were about twenty five whites and Two hum
dred blacks in the procession to-day eeie-
brating the memorial day Of the Union
dead. The address was delivered by Gene
raj j. G, Abbott, tsi.ss ll4.-.t 4. 1852
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MI AKIN SfhlNdS,. bAlh SOuMd1 I,
Wv yA.-CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.-
Having recently this
our arrangements for the entertainments visitors
we now solicit the patronage OF the public. Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
ment its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties of the waters have been attested In
the numbers who have been relievedof Rheumatic,
Gouty, and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forgot
ten. Persons DESTROYS to have fun information
concerning the character of the waters may con-
suit our circular which will be sent to them, on
application, free of postage. .n -. - =
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not pc
inferior to any kept either in city country. The
name Of our manager Is sufficient to insure good
living. z.--, ., .,-Is. at. 4s.F.t = Sss4!s
The route to the Warm Springs IS by Richmond
and staunton TO Millboro' depot on the Virginia
Central railroad, where a line Of stages connects
with the trains enabling PASSENGERS 70 reach the
Lynchburg, Washington or Baltimore, .sssE,
RATES OF BOARD (: Per day, ~. 80; per week,
9l5 ;sper month -four weeksI $50. y $500
:. - Hs sDARNELL & REVERCOMBE,E
Proprietors.
Major PETER H. WOODWARD, Manager.
Nav 1893. Is - 1902 - gs my 6-3m
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What the Southern States are Wants
ed for. szs
WASHINGTON, May 30.-In the discussion
in the Senate on the admission of the south
ern States, Senator Conness, of California,
said he would frankly say that he wanted
them in the Union because he wanted their
votes for the national candidate for Presi-
dent.
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\, AEDY's PLUcK.-Forney says !" Mr.. D.
W. W. Kelsey, a clerk in the First Auditor
T UNI Treasury Department, was dismissed
friday by Assistant Secretary Cooper be-
ssuse Of language used at a recent meeting
=. the Second Ward Republican Club
iTaafging treachery and corruption in the
1'Aee9tiye Mansion.n 800
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There can be no doubt Of contemplated
IIaOlnet changes. The only difficulty is
NOW to effect them. & Mr.. Seward desires TO
81 10 England, as ne indicated Six months
* afo. Would the Senate confirm him Z This
H@nge depends upon The time Of The adj
yoann'eat Of the Senate. Probably other
; matters are in the same condition. - WQsh-
''3'on litter Bahi1,ore Gazette.
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Federal Memorial Day.
WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The Departments
are closed to-day to allow the employees to
assist in decorating the graves.
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DIgHMONDs AND tDANVILLE RAIL
amer TUESDAY, April ~ isss tie passenger
ap 20
ioPRING 3AND SUMNER ARRANGE

GPRlNa AND SUMMER AkkAN6E-
- MENT 1sss.-6REAT SHORT ROUTE
70 .THE MoRTH, FAST AND WEST VA VA
PoToMAG, RAILgoAp, rG 20, RI TIE o.
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SIlEEP-
ING CHAIRS ON ALL BAL Ns.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
ss The DAY T ISitse MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily ut 1o:4o A. NJ, arriving In Wash.
ington at sl5 p. M, connecting with the early Of:
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached. leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
ed -at $40 p. b., arriving in Washington &C $40
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East, and West
J. The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at ZIP. M. Returning, arrives
~ TH iii TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets ap.
Eighth streets, ShockGe Hill, and OF tho ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
- SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. myu
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The State Central Committee Of the Conserve
tive party OF Virginia announce that Colonel Ro-
BERT z. WrrHERs, the Conservative candidate
for Governor, viii address the people at the mass
meetings appointed to be held at the tn and
places named below. J.S ~ fs.s'st
General JAMES "A. WAISER. candidate for Lien.
tenant-1oyernor; JOHN L.. MARYE, Jr., candi-
aa a lor eis.orney- General; and Colonel MARINA
- E JOHNSON, candidate at large for Congress,
will attend such of these meetings as win not in.
terfere with their other appointments $50
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TOBACCO factory SEIzED.-St. Louis,
May 20 The tobacco, factory Of: G. n. Colt
s. co. was seized to-day by revenue officers
for nom ayment Of taxes. 81 h So st7sE
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The SEVEN VS.. THE RApIcALs.-Anotbe.,
little incident showing the antagoni..m ba.
tween senator's has come to my, vnnwle ago
tonight. After the vote or, Tuesday il Is
said Fessenden and Ny,e met in one of The
city cars: The Conversation was short,
sharp, ano. decisive. Nye made some re-
marx ar cut the vote, which Fessenden an
s Nv IN an angry tone by saying |" Yes,
u, sn' yea had not the pluck to do as you
" .easht right. You had not the courage to
xxi conscientiously, and left seven of US to
bear the whole brunt of the odium. fttwas
u mean trick" Nye is said to have met
this by replying that whatever might have
been his motive, at least he had not been
animated by malignant spirit and jea-
ousy.--Herald. - II. K s I
The majority OF, the Republican senators
decline to consult with the anti-impeach-
m \. n senators on strictly party questions
Tribune. -. - .EiST
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AMass Meeting OF the counties Of the Eastern
. Shoro mp V3roinsc

a Mass Meeting Of the counties OF the Eastern
Shore OF Virginia
viii be held at BELL HAVEN, Accomac county,
on Monday, June / and will be! addressed by :.
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S
Hon. JOHN 8. MILLsoN,s State canvasser;
scanyasser - =, Z. u (. IS -
Hon. JOHN eooDE, Jr., Congressional can
Vasser; yGs'z rs '%gstrrt 1.Sr -, Z y!
Hon. JOHN R. KtLBY, Congressional canvasser.
The meeting will be kept up during the entire
day, and the superintendent the counties in
vite every white man on the Eastern Shore to come
andreceive an old-fasbion Virginia welcome.
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A Mass Meeting of the White Men of Peters,
burg and the surrounding counties n :
viii be held in PETERSBURG on Thursday,
June 9TH, and viii be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S;
Colonel MARMADUKE JOHNSON; :. s;.- - So.
Hon. JOHN GooDE, DR., Congressional can
rasser.
Hon. JOHN r. ChAMBL1ss, Congressional can
yasser /;
Judge ROBERT OULD 3
RALEIGH T.. DANIEL.
The Conservatives of the Cockade City invite
large delegations of the white MANS party from
Prince George, Dinwiddie, Chesterfield Sussex,
Greensville, the city Of Richmond, and all other
places within convenient distance by rail. If mo-
titled in time special trains will be run wherever
the delegations sufficiently large on either OF
the four railroads running into Petersburg.
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ssIJnfRFEnl RlssOKFss

sD0CKBRIDGEs ALUM SPRINGS. a.sis
III 30 OPEN JUNE L.. ~ ~ i.
THIS mDgt fxyorffe resort ailke sors nexash ana
rscrcas1ons y uDwfB coTp2ete oseef fnr tne 7ecep
than & Ems ever Seen Kept before. 4 g.
G ltgremzfkxble nadfcfnAf virtues need not new BE-
Advertised to the Virgins public and the Soafh.e
For I'LL Information nc % all particulars, apply
ifr Panphlst, map of.railfoAd rontsu Ae.s TO
,sSi, FURCELL. LADD O. CO., Rtchmand
& a. B. RUCKER e CO., Lynchburg,
81 80 Frazier q RANDOLPH. Proprieturs.
: Eoafd. % per day $50 per month. = ssc.,ss sss
Passengers ieaye the cars as GOSHEN Depot.
Stage Fare 81. soss Through tickets can be bpugfs
to the Sprfncs. q. - my 5S--eod91
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s. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN MAssAcHU-
SETS SCHOOLS .--B osto,s, May t29.-The
bill to abolish corporal punish ment IN, the
schools of Massachusetts was rejected IN
the Senate by.a vote of I6 to 8.
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NJ O TIC E.-THE NATIONAL EX-
IN CHANGE BANK OF RICHMOND, located
Mt Richmond In the State of Virginia, Is closing up
its affairs. All notehoders and other creditors Of
said association are therefore hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims against the asso-
citation for payment, 3. b. SMITH,
ap 2-Th2m Cashier.
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THE SEVEN voTE AGAINST THE PREAsp- !,
II GENERAL scHoFIELD's CAST, rne s,ss
Chronicle Of saturday say;s the Senate E
in executive - se ssa yesterday took up the
noin'na, Wor :; deral Scho6eld to be Secre-
taIy o. m y, .ce Hon. e. II. Stanton. The
deoa'e w =" nomination was confined main
T. 70 = p samble and resolution, offered on
lhaIsa y, substantially to the effect that
: The' .eas the order Of the President re-
no ding Mr.. Stanton was Unconstitutional
? nd illegal, but Secretary Stanton having
withdrawn from the Office, therefore re-
solved that the Senate doadvise and consent
to the nomination OF John M. Schofeld.'
The debate on the preamble occupied nearly
the entire time of the session, and on agree
ing thereto the vote was similar to that on
the impeachment articles, the Republican
senator's who voted against the articles pur-
suing the same course with regard to the
preamble. The preamble and resolution
we're, however, passed by large majority
vnfa - st}sE 10y y & 80 fstftNfRs'
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A Mass Meeting of the White Men of Ports

A Mass Meeting Of the White Men Of Ports
mouth
will be held on Tuesday night, June 2 and
A Mass Meeting of the White Men of Norfolk
will be held on Wednesday, Junea. Both of theae
meetings Will be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WIITHRRs;
Colonel MARMAbtkR JOHNSON;
Hon. GEORGE W. Boiling, State canvasser;
Hon. JOHN r. KnBY, Congressional canvasser
Judge ROBERT oULD. = e. -, + +.
= The Conservatives of Norfolk and Portsmouth
extend cordial invitation to their brethren Of all
the surrounding counties to attend these meetings.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Changes in the Capitol R'ison-A Telegram
to the State Prisoner-ReUe1ale, dc.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The proceedings
in the executive session of the Senate to-
day were unimportant.
Workmen are making more secure the
windows and doors Of the capitol prison,
and Miss Winnie Reams, the artist, is pre-
pairing her models for removal from the
building.
The revenue receipts for the week were
$4,714,000. gzr7
The following is the telegram which led
to the restriction on Woolley's correspond
ence:
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owHATAN wEIs1GER

PoWHATAN wEIsIGER
has removed to iols MAIN STREET, opposite the
post-oice and is now opening the latest styles of
HATS for the spring trade. NH 2s-eodsm
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" METROPoLITAN HOTEL,
~ Nrrr-Uonr N5ox, On 1OcQ

METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
"NEw YORK, May 80; 1868.
I" To C. ". Woouey, Washington:
"Citizen and Sovereign, imprisoned by
the order of Tyrants and towards in the
Capitol of America, stand firm. Every
true man in the land with blood in his
veins will stand by you. 1t is the last
feather that breaks the camePs back.
"GEoRGE O. JONES'"
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iT e. GILL, !. 40 !, Z srpz,rr
THE LARGEST -
RREAD. CAKE, AND CRACKER BAKERY
A,''~1-1I - In the city. -.
Every article in our line OF business made OF the
i4sei - =. BEST MATERIA ~, AZ
All kinds OF CAKES aud CRACKlE made
fresh every day. 49,. ,,,,m yy
IN the most reasonable terms. Call on us petore
purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced
my a-3m
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DisraeH Gives mp Opposition 70 the
/ ~, Irish Church Bill.

LONDON, May sO.-Disraeli, writing to
Mr.. Gladstone, admits the hopelessness Oh,
and .abandons further opposition To- inc
Irish Church bill. y
The weather is favorable for the crops.
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gIYoon,s AGILE AND FEVER CON-

YTT0OD'S fAGUE AND FEVEh 80
wv oUERoR Is the best and st,rest prepare,
ton tried Is the wliea abs II ~ th
c.sa why iben abuse the constitution with useless
and nsuseous compounds, which only aggranx s1
the malady when Woods Ague sna never San;
queror Is soReat. ana Is sucn Az Ivoop 4 son.
sou anu 70 Pfepai 'eAlD,' o Druggists.
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A Mass Meeting for the counties of Prince
William and Fairfax and the city OF Alex

will be held in the CITY OF. ALEXANDRIA or
Saturday, June 9Th, and will be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs; f E,s
General JAMES A. WALKER; g-I7sr
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.. Esq.
Hon. JOHN B. BALDWIN; Irt
Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER;
= Colonel THOMAS j. EVANS;
Hon. ROBERT L. MONTAGUE.
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. 3 GAZE AT REpUcED RATES, Ar

THOR, SALE AT REDUCED RATES, AT
7acta ,ne and now on hand a that Institution con-
sistipga l. Part . Of the sa fs1y WRsS6N
SlKsaE and dn DIRT i CARTs, y -. y
GARDEN, DIRT, and coal. BAEReWs,a
AYES. HORSE and MULE SHDESt E.ssrySg
CART SADDLES, NAMES, - ....{.s.s
SHaI 'cessR HR99Nss, a ss.s e:
BOOTS, SHOES, and BRoGANs.Hk 81.
MANY of these articles have accumulated. 70
large amount and the management erde nave te
as NAV be, relieve the already oyerpurtnened
The superintendent win take great pleasure IN
sas tme . desires 70 the attention OF he Viz
ferested in patronizing this institution and thus
contrbute their aid in making 1t self-sustainlng.
Les rss sa fSSsl
At RicHMoND, May Ii, 1888. Superintendent.
my i2-d&wIm - 49, ------------ :
TINLFY,s7 CHURN DAsHER.- The
z simplest cheapest and most efficient churp-
Ing apparatus Adapted 70 old,fashioIed sssr r.,
Retail Price g. Agents saag ws5 Pss crcaisr
eeasFsI Agents ssr M Sasss Tenn.
DRICEs REDUCED GHARG0AL
or ,, " an sVJDPARR q SONS are making In
best In use. They
viii Keen the same quantity OF Ice longer ana tne
w ,so.tae1 GIVE rla call Gs'GS q s. ~
poi 'ss - 80 DAVID PARE IL SONS. r
INV 3o-1m No. nFinecnlh street.
yTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the
" rIerk,s ofiice OF Hanover county on Monday
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STEAMEtsS.

TSOR NEW Y0RK-OLD Do tim
II MINIoN STEAMSHIP CoMPA-ssk
ExTas sDsSsdRS nfr 'd hIssaARI aeRs
HATTERAa, leave New York for Riehnond every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY; and IsAA4ruIY.9 IA
Leave RIehnaond every TUESDAY, FRi IDA ana
These ships ara entirely new; they have elegant
saloons and statsrooIs sne sssss
Freights Tor points beyond New York forsardea
With dispatch, and no charge made save Tor ae-
Close CONNECTIONS made with steamers for all
msaraee Sssss wea ssGsrsd
''re %E EfT ls.s pgsHA CO. Asss.
TOR NORFOLK, PORTS ttIa.i
/ - MOUTH, AND LLLANDINGSs1 -,
OF TE 55 5AME ssyhVEsFE "
yoap. leaves her wharf at Kocketts Tor aboye.
nsTfS o. SSspx sna essass a ss
! day. Thnrsday, and Saturday 49,
FAssENa arrive at NoRE2L II s, r. time etc e
sssPssss y aoRT s1samers or aaa
g , ,ssysi s S gTEa E3as Tor fT1as
Fare % o Norfolk q aFs ~ 80
,ssaysar pP e q Fl e R9s oN shst
PEAKE BAY sud ALLLANDINGS0 ON JAMES
RIVER At reasonable rates. q, ,s,6
Esls sr g pas a q e be
enclosed IN Government etampcd anysesops.,,s
hR b e @ Z Once f. 1 sssams;,s wharf
nHTLADELPHIA, RICHMOND I'm
EsAND NoKRoLHKa n sTEAkh saa 49,.
sssI1 sgRREsps e; .as ss SS
s rs nv W daEss Ga
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RIcaxosp AID RxfIls.uao}

: - t.ke,s.-s.,,. RIeanosp AND PxrxRssunce
RAfHRoAD COMPANY. May =, iste. IS
6tHANGE or SCHEDULE. On and
W after WEDNESDAY, the a1th instant the
Leave ffiEsiespsst sssa 4. Il
man &c s ssys .l niSa aa n 81
lesss PsssssssfEx On ggSpAH AK a.. ~.
gs!s 70 NORFOLK AZ Bs n sssssss shr9usa
train WE IS and rk III s1s con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal trsin;
my % .s Eng,nesr and snperinsendens.
,DRoyINcE OF SAC PAULU, BRAZIL.
Il; i $40 "a, PAUno RAILwAY.z.AaDAILY
isSy running T'sSia sSi;t 4 ssSSSYIs
The Soosins once in sass6ps VII Sc Open
and luggage on the arrival Of the boats
nom $40. .....sss... .-..s.. =. mn S.-eo0sn
DIgHMoNDaAND tDANvILLE RAIL
I6 ROAD-sUafnfRR, HCHEDuLE.--0n and
amer 9is AZ AR g ss as
HsGpHa f,WEsf.- Through Mall Train. .Hfesyss
Richmond daily at 7:1s A, NJ; leaves DanviEle
az M ros Sp e eSa
s Eli n sash saa aassss
catur,, &C.. Ala Corinth, Grand Junction, Vicks-
burg &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and at Green's.
boros with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlantis. &c.s Ga. Montgomery, Mo.
bile, New Orleans, &c.
! GofNG EAsT.-Through Mail Train..-Leaves
Greensboro, daily at $50 A. n. leaves Dauville
daily at $3.50 A. NJ. connects at Burkevtlle with the
Southside train from Lynchburg Tor Petersburg,
&C.,, 80 sf... a
tickets can b :, q the sss
and DanvilIe to all points North East, ard West.
n. --g'.r,lt . : THOMAS DODAMEAD
NJ --h-'+t't'- Eupa rinkon dot,k
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n 49, - - H L.
A Mass Meeting for Augusta county
VIII be held at 7STAUNToN ON Wednesday, June
II, and will be addressed by s. s4. SO .
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs; ~ z
n General JAMES A. WALKER;'
JOHN T.. MARYE, Jr., Esq. $500 49, 80
Colonel MARMADUKE JOHNSON; ssSS'e
cCoLEMANSYELLorT,E Esq, of Rockbrtdge;
Hon. SHELTON F. LEAKE, OF Albemarle.
"A Mass Meeting for the county Of Rockbridge
VIII be held at LEXINGTON ON Friday June 10,
and will be addressed by
z Colonel ROBERT e. WITHERss f Is
General JAMES A. WALKER; se4
3 JOHN L. MARYE,. Jr., Esq. :;
I, Hon. JOHN w. BRoeKEEBRoUGH,
g Hon, A. a. H. sTUART. FL
AMuss Meeting for hec0unty Of Albemar1e
win be heldin CHARL OTTEsvILLE on Saturday,
June 10th, aud win be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs; :sN ssE
ID General JAMES A.. WALKER; te7ac - s3isrz
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr., ESD; ,s-
Hon. JOHN B, BALDWIN; ssfs,s...s
Hon. JAMES T. JOHNSON;
Ss Hon. THOMAS 8. BococK.
"a Mass Meeting for the county Of Nelson
win be held In LovINGsToN on; Monday, June
:22d, and win be addressed by
n Colonel KoBERTE. WITHERs;
& General JAarEs;A. WALKER;
n JOHN u. MARYE, Jr., ESQ.,; - 49,
Z Hon. JAMES =. JOHNSON; ss 81 s KS
! Hon. THOMAS =. BococK. IS 3.
Other mass meetings and appointments for other
parts OF the State viii be announced In few days
Srperintendents and their assistants win make the
necessary local arrangements for all the foregoing
meetings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
Nyass Meeting for Rockingham county

A Mass Meeting for Rockingham county
win be held at HARRIsONBURG on Monday,
June 18th, and will be addressed by
8 Colonel ROBERT z. WlTHERs, 81.
Hon. A.. n. n. STUART, IA ss
]. Hon. JOHN B. BALDWIN, FsssT .'.Sf;E &.
Colonel F. w. NJ. HOLIDAY.
B General JOHN EcHoLs. .Js,ss ss;s s :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
ITHE HOT SPRINGS I,
BATH CoUNTn VA. -
BATHsvARYNe IN TEsPERATUREFRoM
Z sEyENTY-s1xTo ONE HUNDRED AND
80 sEvENDEGREEs FARENHE1T.

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