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sDor11essfc Markets.

I NEW YORK, April ~. Noon Stocks
active and strong. Money, 2 per cent. Ster-'
ling, llO1 kk,s Gold, I39a Tennessee 6'a,i
467.I Yirginia 6's, 4S. Old United States
bonds, liz ;;snew, 1851 Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat quiet, and In buyers
favor. Corn dull and lie. lower. Rye scarce.
at l@2c. better. Pork quiet; new mess,
;$27 .62115 Lard FIRM at f711s@l81asc Cots
ton firmer at 81 @3I55Sc., for uplands. Tur-s
pent;ne firm atf66tSc. Rosin shade easier
at So As for common. ssfgss5 ~
Euening Cotton more active and q
shade frmer; sales, 1900 bales at Bio
fisl15c. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
fagors buyers. Corn heavy; southern
white, 81. i4@s1:l5; yellow, s1.23@sE24 !;
straw-colored, s1.1S1S@s1.l4. Mess pork,
s27. 62. Lard, l7M@1s1ac. Groceries
quiet and firm. Tnrpentine, 66@67c.
Rosin, s3.25@S7. Wool quiet; Texas, 27@
2711ssc. ,Freights dropping; cotton, per
steam, 5-32@11 per sail, Spool .
Gold, 1891. Sterling steady at HOS.
5-20's,. '62, coupons, liz. 5sgssos
+, BALTIMORE, April Cotton firm at Bic.
Flour steady holders very firm; stock
light. Wheat steady. Corn firm. Oats
heavy at $4,000 Rye firm. Bacon UNI
changed. Mess pork active at 2sc. Lard
firm at 1870, sa-sss s1s.s-rgs ~ = l$s
aG1Ne1NNaT1, April 22.- Flour firm. Corn
scarce and advancing. Provisions frmer
and strong. Mess pork held at s28. Ba-
cons Shoulders, 13@1314c.; clear sides,
III. Lard, lsc. s2z x 4 80
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Mess pork higher
OF s27@27. so. Bacon in improved demand,
i WILMINGTON, N. c., April 22.--Spirits
turpentine advanced to60c. Resins weaker
strained, $40 No. 1, $3.50. Cotton,2sc.
Tar, $2.25: .. q T5' -ssiN'51
MOBILE, April 22.-cotton closed quiet
but firm 9 middling, 3l@Sl1ac., holders
asking outside rates. Sales, 200 bales. Re.
ceipts, 254 bales. !. 49, ~ z..f, = ssss.Is,.
!. j. CHARLESTON, April 22.--Cotton easier
and in better demand |; sales, 1850 bales
receipts, 1O4 bales; midding, s019c. +
4 New ORLEANS; April 20 Cotton quiet
with little doing; middling, 3lc.; sales
Fl,OOo bales !; receipts, 626 bales. Sugar and
! molasses unchanged. ~. .l
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sspecim taesra1ato tneD tspatch. 19si,s isf q
- WAsH1seros, April aa22.--It is not def.
nitely settled as 70 the order in which the
arguments Of the Managers shall be pre-
scented. - For the defence Mr. Nelson will
make, next The speech. Mr.. GroesbeckI
follows, and Mr. Eyarts closes. There
does not appear to be any assu-
| rance that + Mr.. ssanbery's health viii
be sufficiently improved to enable him
to make n speech. Mr. Wilson, Of the
Managers, viii neither file nor make any
additional argument. He says he is too
anxious to get through with the trial to
delay the proceedings in listening to him
Logan will file mot delivery his argument
tomorrow. Stevens will be ready to make
his speech Of one hour ON Friday. The
Managers meet at 10 O'Clock M. to-mor-
| row to arrange the orderof their speeches
under the new rule. s5I - i5s.j 4 4 ucSs q
General schofeld, commander of the First
Military Division, left here tonight for
Richmond. During his stay he Kept him
self secluded as much as possible his name
was notregiHered ut the hotel where heput
up for one day and yesterday morning
General Grant called in his carriage at the
hotel and removed General schofeld and
his baggage to his (Grant's) residence.
b The purpose Of General schofeld's visit
is understood to be for consultation with
General Grant, and to learn how far he
would be permitted to go in carrying out
the ideas suggested in his speech OF last
! Friday to the Virginia Convention relative
4 to extended disfranehi sements and disquali.
hcations for Office. WALLACE.
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Foreign. News.

e LONDON, April 22.-Noon.-The Prince Of
Wales Yesterday unveiled the statue OF Ed
mund Burke, at Dublin.
The House of Commons has passed bill
making executions private. An amendment
abolisiing the death penalty was lost. Gre
CORY and Mills opposed.
- JAPAN.
The Micado promises indemnity to for
eicners. for losses inflicted by either party
during the civil war. s
ABYssINIA.
Latest Abyssinian advices say the weather
was rainy and cold. The men were yell.
Napier was to make dash on Magdala,
April Cd. His advance reached Magdala
Anrii LIST, and the rear was close at hand.
The whole force would concentrate on. the
bank of the Summa. Theodore has lo,qoo
men. The captiyes are still well treated.
FLORENCE, April 22.-Prince HUMBER.
and the Princess Margaret were married
today. Victor Emmanuel, Frederick VA,
liam of Prussia, Prince Napoleon, and
Princes Marie Clotilde, were present az the
ceremony. which took placs in the Chapel
Royal. :, .5
are being made for the reception OF the
Wedding party upon their arrival from y
MADRID, April 22.-Narvaes, President
OF the Council and Minister Of War, Z
dying.
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] -EyBITCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYES the best in the world the
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable, In
Simultaneous = no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black
or 5ro,or. Sold by all druggists and perfumers
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. 10 Bond street, New York. ia H-eod
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ANOTHER, UNION LEAGUE 0uTRAGE.-On
|. Thursday evening there was asflarge meet
ing of white and colored people held IN
|. Temperance Hall, in this place. Wash:
Love, q prominent and intelligent colorcd
man, HAD, with his own consent, been an
nounced to address the meeting in behalf
Of the Democracy. At the appointed time
he failed tomake disappearance. We have
the most unquestionable authority
his own statement, through o! prominent
citizen-that he was prevented from fulfill
iHg hisappointm by threats upon his life.
He was told that if he. made the speech that
he would be treated to the same fate that
Asburn met. His house. was surrounded
at night, and he and his family terrifed by
Loyal Leaguers. Columbus Ga San,
AprM 49,. aEa $50. : -. 7. s.s1i'i
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par4MERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

wAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYGERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular SOAPS are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfuned, war.
ranted not only equal but superior to the English
and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are supersedinf
all foreign toilet soaps in this market as It Is vel
known that since their introduction the demand fol
the latter has fallen Of fully one-half Manufac,
tured only by r....z-..--,.-..-ss
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia; 30 Barcla!
80. street New York no 3e-eow6m
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In our foreign. files we find the important
announcement that the Lower House OF the
Hungarian Diet has verified the election OF
Kossuth. AS Kossuth has. not in this case,
as he did on o former occasion, declined
the offered seat in the Diet, we suppose 1t to
be probable that he means to accept. nos
suth still is tower Of strength to the Radl-
cal party throughout the land, although in
the Diet that party is OF present IN NIL
nority Tribune. 81 IF54tss
The long talked-of bridge between Eng
land and France across the Straits of Dover
! seems to be making some progress towards
realization. The works Of. the model Of the
international bridge are being carried on
with great rapidity, and in two months it is
hoped that they will be forward enough to
permit of some practical experiments. being
made. sas7Tss ~ 81 ,,:,i -
1 "a rumor prevailed in Montreal on Sun
& day that the Government was in possession
of information respecting; o Fenlan con-
spiracy to assassinate the late Minister Nc
i Geey;athat the conspirators, forty in num-
Der, drew lots, and the execution OF the
deed fell on Whelan. rs 49,
AT the city election in Chicago Tuesday
the Democratic candidates for judge and
clerk Of the Recorders Court were elected
bysfive hundred ajority. The Republ icans
elected i ma ority in the City Council.
The man Brown and his wife, who adopt
ed arlittle girl lin Dayton, Ohio, went to
live in Canaan, N. Y, insured her life for
|. 81, 900, and then locking UP; the house, left
her 10 be burned to death, have been found
guile and sentenced to be hung IA = ti
Z The Parkersburg North Anericda learns
81 that Governor Peirpoint. has returned from
Virginia ITO Fairmont, we presumed and
will be o candidate for Congress- from the
First district This is news e
Forty thousand dollars worth Of pro,
perry vas destroyed by fire at st. Paul, Min
snesota, Tuesday. - @ 81. ssts
Property TO the value Of. twenty five thou.
sand dollars was destroy by IRE IN Indian ali
apolis Tuesday. Il e ,2f:F3 b, & go 8 8
The Paris Galigaani records the birth. Of
John snith, and requests 4 American !. p papers
to;copy. 3 6 s g i. =. =,
I; The population Of Paris is stated e
amount to I, 7so, zoe persons. 81; I.i l;ss
Kansas has reserved ., ooo, 900 acres ffo'
school purposes - ~
" Bishop Hawkes., Of the Episcopal church
died in St. Louis on the 18th instant. s.sss
Ex-senator Guthrie, OF Kentucky pay
taxes on an assessment Of 1921, 7O7.
Anthony. Troliope, the novelist, will yisi
the United States in May. rs
Ayear ago man paid 81 900 for some
land in OMAHA. BE has just sold itto 2 rail
road for OBI; 0eo. IS
The ST. Cloud iinn.l bridge across th.
Miasissipp j. completed IF.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4. YS5Oo, 900 TO LEND ON COLI4ATEr
RAILS IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS
Office Of JOHNSTON BROTHERS, & Co..,
Bankers, No. 1873 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
gNOTICE.-JoHNs BROTHERS &
co. make advances on or purchase Us holders may
prefer, all good SOUTHERN, STATE CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS, as well as
all other desirable securities. y, .r-ss
$loo, 600 Virginia Registered Stock, ft.. i,
SO, 900 Richmond City Stock, ,.-ssz...f +
I 100, 600 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds,
" i 2s, 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, - ~
$4,000 Richmond and Danyille Railroad Bonds.
loo. o0o Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
wanted, in lots from IL, 900 upwards. Z. aGtttss
We are prepared to lend to any desired extent.
Communications sent to US by mail win receive
faithful and prompt attention. NH l2-2awsm
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i SuMAc.--In the House Of presentatiyes
on Tuesday; Mr.. Taylor presented four Pc
titions of. one hundred and fifty citizens Of
|. Virginia, producers and manufacturers OF
sumae, in favor: of, a specific duty on i'm
ported sumac. Referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means. ,R9. sss q: e
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iistlo abs,ird. but ii is nsvsT Seless IA
that n,lioh felt in res,,ec rect
Co General Grant name IA connection x;fb
his candidacy. s His, real cognomen &
fran Ulygscs, not TJivssses sinnson ),
The Quarrel between Cameron and Fosa
sneys.I learn, Will restlt I'M lirhlvs delec.a-
blesdeyelopaents, emitting both 70 the adj,
mirafiori of the rntiot, al atiept IN tI,a art
of preying upon the yitals Of Uncle Sam. -
have it from d most reliable source that
the hazardous condition of this nation Id ct
this moment in the anxious consideration Of
Republic senators who, in the estimation
OF unlnformed and blatant instructors Of
the pu5iic mind, are plotting TO plunge the
country into Fanarchy- inevitable se-
auenfe OF the measures OF extremlsts-such
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u lee EASTERN SHORE DIOCESE The Snow
In! ohteld states that Talbot county, Md,
nag raised the liberal sum of fourteen thou
!, ,Sha dollars towards o permanent fund for
ss support Of the Episcopal Bishop Of the
Eastern Shore Diocese. :. ~ sss
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e Jagxsos. MISS; April The Convention
shows diapositiicaa, to get Though business
1 mi. an early dsy. fffe report Of The Fran
chise: Committee is on us third reading !,
The heavy rims have damaged the crop
prospects, and delayed travel on the rail-.
roads centering here. e
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Is tnE sAnafysls soa5 Sn6 EDoh6tdnE ~ ofG-Gourt.
{ Mnrfial az Esrtrsss nIonsoe Bousssen's
Speech, &c. sss ~ siaSs3s -
Sc $50 SSlss e}s5 =E7f7gs7E3 -siftf 81 -
u. W sH1seTos, April 22.--Judga Curtis
announces it doubtful whether Stanbery
walbe able to tske any further part in the
impeachment trial Groesbeck wilIfolloW
Boutwell,. IL s SKI ya5sa % ss
q Secretaries Browning and Welles visited
the President to-day. 81 800 .asz =.
h A court-martia1 commences at Fortress,
Monroe April 27-General Hays, Fifth AR
tillery, president, and Colonel Henry, First
ArtiIerys Judge advocate. q
- When the Senate adjourned to-day Bout
well was on page thirty-seeond of shis fifty
page speech s. hi So 81 ftfs f IS
Z. A close analysis of the votes of doubtful
senator's shows the following character of
the important votes they have given on the
admission Of evidence. .4 ri 5sss
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. r. CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE
cE1PTs.-The receipts Of customs Sat the
Treasury Departm ant have been very heavy
thus fer this month, averaging about half 9
million of dollars per day The Internal MT
revenue receipts are also inc. increasing l', IN
amount. In consequence, it is thought ia. that
the public debt viii be considerably re-
duced this MONTH ln.a.sa ilenal 81 ltfn
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s Arrival OF Germans at Balftmorc. II
4 BALTIMoRE. April 22sThe steamship
Berlin, from Bremen, arrived to-day With
ITO passengers. gas t.ss d ss D
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THE ELECTIONS SOUTH.
NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, c., April 22.-The cleo
ton returns are meagre, but Indicate that
the Conservatives viii carry the county by
800 majority and Sampson county by 400
majority. The Radicals carry Bladen and
Robinson counties by small majorities.
The vote in, Richmond and Brunswick will
be close. In two precincts in Sampson
county sixty-seyen Conservative negro votes
were cast the first day. Everything is very
quiet. Both parties are betting on the
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!, DIR. Dickens has contributed, $50, and
W. ~: Dolby sl00, to the Dramatic Fnnd AS
s'eiation Of New York. ts1
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nemoeratie SUCCESS Am Chicago. 3

CHICAGO, ILL, April 22.-The judicial
election to-day resulted in the success OF
the Democrats-bys 500 majority in vote OF
$4,000. The Democratic gain is 2,5OO.El
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I LIVERPOOL, April -Noon.-C Cotton =
Prices the same; estimated, sales, 900
bales. .Breadstufs and provisions quiet.
: Afteraoon.-C Corn declined to 39s. 3d.. Lard
firm. Pork quiet.eaBeef declined to lbs.
= ]; LIVERPOOL, April 22.-Evening.-Cotton
firm, more active, and higher. Sales, is, 600
bales. Uplands- the spot, l215zd.; aaoat,
,y123s@121ad. Orleans, 1211ad. Corn de
clined to 39s. Naval stores dull. 81, ys'1
IS FRANKFoRT, April 22.-United States
bonds strong at,755s. n&l' nj
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HaaIfi, Of 81. Tnon,ns.

WASHINGTON, April %. Official adyices
state that the cholera has almost entirely
disappeared from st. Thomas, and but few
.caseseof .a,mild form now, occur. j
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OFFICE RrHcMosp AND YORK RlyERl

~ RAILROAD COMPANY,
!. - g RICHMOND, March, IA 1859. S1n
IL, boston RE-oPENED.- This. company 4, L.
sna pom assn e fsssSs
EFsfbh for aa aess ganss s
for Baltimore, CincinnatL Louisville, Chicago,
AMID AMID Basfs 81 ss
road and 81 places reached os 'he sosnesn Zen
Passengers win ind this a delightful spring and
summer route to Baltimore, where they arrive
always in time forthe early trains North aud West
Tsh aRps Baore oy four dollars
Freights for Baltimore and points beyond re-
ey Shippers, observe the following direetlons
Is FROM BosToNTo RICHMOND. MARX your goods
sRd psn snd
ship by Bost0n and Providence railroad
From PHILApELPiIIA TO RIcHM2 IsI.. *
No. Is North wharyes, PhIIadelphia,s care, Of
.tRichmond and York River Railroad Eine.'' Bal
3 Baltimore Office, No. Light stpeet wharf ~
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at Am.
sTAas LINE T9h TAfIA ks 81 hsery
rival Of the cars at Fish Haul station, IN King
William county: stages leave for Tapgrhnnnosk'
Rsasains h ad eps TsSe
pahannock at o'clock same day; !, - uFr,-
KpfHn a sdes safss ana
Fare sfS pAst9 os hS GENTS
N opois. e'. Freight and Ticket Agent.
Captain JomM FREEMAN PASSENGER S,,, a Il
DROVINCE OF SAC PAUL0, BRAZIL.
IS PAgyLo R ay AZ P.a,o D saa J,1.
diahy running within thirty miles q GsmPaaas.
JANUARY 1893. pi5s superintendent.
n. q, The booking ohisein Santos viii Re;open
for tickets and luggage on the arrival Of the Rosts
| from Rio. - tsfss 49, NH 3-eodom
tyTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILR0AD-
WEDNESDAY,. March Ilth, the following trains
| The morning passenger train DAILY Except on
Sundays) between Richmond and Stanton, and tri-
weekly west Of ssSapSep gsilg and Mo ~
turning alternate days. This train leaves Rich.
mond at: l5 A. n and arrives at $40 p M, and
makes close connection with the Orange nnd Alex
andrin Railroad trains for Lynchburg ana the
the North, but with delay at Gosdonsyille Of ono
| hour and thirty mnntes-the connections with the
Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York being re-
| established. No trains on Sunday. e
DAILY Except Sundays) for Gordonsyille at s;So
| p. NJ, and for Charlottesville on WEUNEsUAfs
| and SATURDAY. Returning. leaves Gnaflottee-
Vile at 4 A. NJ on THURSDAY and sMONDAfs
| and Gordonsyillc DAILY Except on .SInday) -
a. NJ. /; arriyingin Richmond at $50 a. "; .
! THE morning train connects with HARMAN q
| co. IS and TR0TTER& co.'s LINE Of STAGE
/ COACHES for Lexington White sulphur, ana
3 Passengers for Lexington 60 through from Rich
| mond or Baltimore the same day. f4,ess,,a,.,.:s
| THROUGH TICKETS sold to All promineni
| points, s+&s gy,S h ", MhlISDMn.
| mhg tss4sa General sapeFlntsnocns"'
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Foreign; Markets.

"a LONDON, April .22.-Noon. Securities
unchanged. At Frankfort, United States
bonds are easier ut Is. !. Al ternoon Con-
soils, 93ss. United States bonds, Is 14..,
g LONDON, April 22.-Evenir,g:-C onsols,
s3A@93aS. United States bonds, 1850
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG C0.,(
s - RICHMOND, VA., March q, 1858.
ghN And AFTER THE s23D INSTANT
OTHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD VIII leave
y E sSdSRl TRAIN daily at s AM .
.MAIL. daily at 2:45 PM. fexcept Sunday?
The 2:45 I, NJ. train connects at Petersburg with
: Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
points north and west. - Il ~ IlF rel
EXPREsS TRAIN daily at $50 A. III, Except
Sunday. 1901 2st
|. THROUGH MAIL daily at 7:as p. NJ t,eag
Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through.
~ Atrain Will leave the Richmond depot on WE'D
For further information, inquire at the once
corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets ~
IS NH ~ Engineer and Superintendent
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IMPEACHMENT TRIAL R.
r,IrNIIamITED SPEECHES ALLOWED
Speech of Manager Boutwell,.

THE ACQUITTAL Or THE president
i,e;,. NOT TO Be CoNTEHPLATED. RI
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The soutfsern EIecffon News I'm wash.
3 ~ ss5 tngt0ns
WasH1reTos, April 22ss The Conserva-
tives express intense qualification over the
election news from Louisiana, Georgia, and
North Carolina.s Sess S5
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Arrival Of Treasure.
New YeaK, April 20 The Arizona, nom en
Aspiawall, brings ss4s,o0e in treasure
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DEFKAUDING THE REyENUE-V ERDIcT
FOR THE GovERSaENT.-St. Louis, April
A.-The case of William Mann, . promi-
asnt and wealthy tobacco manufacturer OF
hannibal, No., charged with fixing false
and fraudulent brands to manufactured to-
eoaeco, terminated to-day. Verdict for the
government. The judgment which will fol-
!ow in this will probably impose heavy
penalties on Mann.
verdict was also rendered to-day in the
Ane court against George Dansman; faJr.,
and Christopher Agelbaugh, prominent to-
ssaeconiste Of this city, who were indicted
"f the same offence, and also for conspiracy
70 aeiraud the United States, and for having
large quantities of property in their posses
ssoh with intent to defraud the Government.
Inc defendants were found guilty on all the
counts Of the. Indictment. The result OF
nlese trials is considered highly encourag-
.as'o the Government in its efforts tocheck
an, break up the notorious frauds perpe-
s aa'ed by citizens whose position and in
luehce render them formidable opponents.
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TsOR NEW ,Y0RK-0LD Do HH$h
MINIoN STEAMSHIP CoMPA-ssi
S1i5,.taJi,e SPLENDID new sfde-wheel sIexnisnipo
ksILBisE EbMIasR SARATOGA, KATTERAs, MA
CARA, and vIRGlSIA Leave NsW 4SsK ,or hisn
cssiHsTuRDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and sUNDAYs az nign ,,S Ws ,ssse ,s ~
pressly for ihisroate. They hnye splendid saloons
and ststerooms, aud the fare, aceommoiat ana
attention, are unsurpassed ~ u -.
Goods shipped By this. Iine are landed TegIasriz
North river within forty ght hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rsses when 0rasxe0:
! Freixifs for points beyond New YORK iorrsrded
With dispatch, and no charge mads except lor &C.
tuaI EXPENSES incurred. 50 rs - -. u,
Ieans and other southern ports leave from the Aa
ioIuig pier All goods for these points arc prompt
~ transferrcd without exposure 1871
AGESrs,-N l.. Mccready presidents lsI Gdeen-
wich street New York ssmlel yses Sd Ss a,sn.
raond Va: John ~. w est. CITY Polnb 4oQs xesese'
burg: T. d. Webb, Norfolk w. s. ~ .s..,4s.t,.
FOR freight or passage agply % ~ :. .,... :.
des corner Main and Eleventh street,
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VIRGINIA PosT-oPFIcE AFFAIRS Route
4,462, Princess Anne Courthouse to Norfolk
W. |. Hodges, declining, contract is ordered
with Abel f. Kellam, Of Norfolk, at S25e
per annum, in his stead, from LIST OF May
1868, 10 30th of June, 1871. $50 80; !
PostmasterS appointed. John Martin
Moss Neck, Caroline county, Va, vice Mrs
broaddus, resigned; Washington Buckley,
osborn's Ford, Scott county, Va, vice i. "
Alley, resigned George w. Weeks, New
canton, Buckingham county, vice " allan la
Petit, deceased Miss Elizabeth y. sGrubb.
,Aeersyille, Loudoun county, vice II Mary
Price, declined .,sta 30 50. a1.5,s.ss.s,.,
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rI1ICHM0ND AND DANYTrI.R SP4II.-
1GR0 AD.SuM1ER gCHEf5Te.Fis - s..s
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ali stations on the yirglnla and TennssSes rail-.
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cattr, &c, Ala. Corinth Grand junction, Ytcks-
burg Miss s ne -
eoi9mbis Charleston. Angnsta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta. &C., Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
btlss New Qrleans Is. M, Yr.ia. s.y,esve.
serss Gs aay u leaves Dsasiis
daily at la A. a. connscfsa t ~ tna
Souehside train from ynenenr lor 8
Through tickets san be proenred e hestIelsss
ofiices Kichaens and DsnsiIls g q ~
and Dansiisto al points ScFsh E1ss aasS
L ap 20 Snpel1nsen 49,.
CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGR-
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TMaouaA TaxiSs oa Ills road 81 nsr an
from tho sdepet. corner BYRD AND kiet1H
sa He paY z 1SItRSs NAH TRAIN as..s
Richmond, daily ssgndays exccetedl at 49,,
with the early afternoon express tTains fprs the
s&G5n e NIGHT Nns5i III TnRouaH MAZE TRAM with
sasses esyes R iii NJ
With tIe early mornfng trains for the North East
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