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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
--LATEST NEWS FRon THE CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, May General Buffers
lawyers in the Kimberly case, at Baltimore
claim fees from the Government on the
| ground that Butler, being member of Con.
! gress, and his rights assuch being involved
/ 1t is Government CASE, ..,,--0 -
/ E. 7. 8. schenck, brother Of Congress.
man schenck, has been appointed special
| customs agent for the eighth district, with
/ headquarters at New Orleans, and j. C.
Dutch, special customs agent for the fifth
district, with headquarters at Savannah
|. Secretary Boutwell, has divided the country
| into fifteen districts. Only two others have
! yet been appointed for the South-Liebe at
+ Kew. West, and Goodwin at Norfolk.
| Fifty army officers thrown out by the
consolidation Of regiments have been ap-
pointed Indian agents at their former
salaries.
! Commissioner Delano has gone to Ohio
for few days. .a 49, s.r
Whiskey is being rapidly Withdrawn from
bond. ....-.-..'...
The President has appointed Daniel P.
Snyder assessor Of the fourth Georgia dis
trict. .-.....- ....-...-..... !.
General Reynolds has been ordered to
out for filing the civil Offices in Texas,
that commander having avoWed his ina
bility to find suitable officials who could
take the test-oath. ...-.#
The Cabinet will esume the considera-
ton of the elections in Virginia, Missis-
sippi, and Texas, Tuesday next. It's &C
ton heretofore, Notwithstanding reports to
the contrary, has had no definite point.
The Spanish legation here is urging the
President to issue q proclamation of neu-
trality in Cuban affairs.
A colored delegation from Alexandria,
Va, visited the President to-day. The ne
groes expressed themselves satisfied -
with his administration. There are no de-
tails Of the interview. .s s4.
4. ". Lasiter HIS been appointed PEN
sion agent at Raleigh, NC
The Revenue Commissioner decides that
liquor dealers who sell over and under FIVE
gallons must pay tax both as retailers and
wholesalers. ... ....
The SPANISH Minister has informed the
secreta ry of State that the steamer Quaker
City is about sailing with supplies for the
Cuba'is. The Secretary of State therefore
requ ests the Secretary of the Navy to pre-
vent violations of the neutrality laws of
1913. ...-..
1t is stated that N. Kryzanowski has
been appointed revenue supervisor for
Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
The president and directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad held meet
ing at the Seaton House to-day.
J. G. Csntwell has been appointed route
mail agent between Washington and Lynch
burg. George A. Houghton is appointed
President Grant declined to see Simms
(colored), whose appointment to the savan-
nah post office he refused to sign.
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RELIGION FOR THE PooR.-A Boston cor
respondent writes that several of the city
and suburban churches are waking up to
the fact that religion was meant for the
poor as well as the rich, and IN recognition
of that fact they have made their sittings
free. Half dozen leading societies Of all
denominations have recently adopted this
plan, and the prospect is that this will
very soon be the rule rather than the ex-
ception. In some cases they rely upon
yearly subscriptions, and in others upon
weekly or monthly collections made in the
churches, for the raising Of money for their
necessary expenses. In most cases the ex-
pertinent has proved very successful in
every respect, and the rivalry among the
different denominations will help in the ex-
tension of the movement. Whatever the
dominant church of the future mey be, it
is tolerably evident that preaching the go:s.
Del without money and without price will
be one of its leading features.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

GENERAL GRANT AND THE VIRGINIA
CoSsERvATIvEs.-W Washington, May IT,
There has been no delegation proper as
representative body from the conservative
people of Virginia in conference with the
President relative to affairs in Virginia,
but separate individuals, representative
men, have had interviews with the Presi-
dent, whence has emanated the report that
the Conservatives of Virginia have had an
understanding with the President. From
sdTices received here to-day the Conserva-
tive delegation in body will be here early
next week to confer with the President,
and the latter has signi6ed his readiness to
meet them at any moment they may call,
and give them respectful and attentive
hearing.
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George ". Hendeitch has been appointed
collector of internal revenue for the eighth
district of Virginia.
Marshall NJ. Dent, for some years clerk
in Washington, and who was member of
the Secession Convention Of Virginia, has
recently been removed from office.
4 new Office is established at Richland
Mill, Stafford county, Va, and C. H. War
rem appointed postmaster will receive
regular special supplies from Cove Land
ing, five miles distant.
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ELECTIONS N INr'ANA.-The result OF
the city elections in this State on Tuesday
last gives healthy evidence that reaction is
going on in the public mind. The Demo.
Gratis carry Lafayette, Terre lIaute, Fort
Wayne, Logansport, Michigan City, Madi,
son, New Albany, and Jacksonville. Tho
result in Lafayette and Terre Haute is q
great triumph, and the victory in each
place is most Observation-Disclosures tele-
gram.
The northern Democrats are like HoI.,
MAN Lows horse-thcy never balk till they
get TO hill. Then they invariably dol
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ALAwYER CONVICTED OF FRAUD.--n the
common pleas court, before Judge DAILY,
yesterday, Frances Wayland recovered q
verdict of $1,000, with interest, against
John Livingston well known to the pro
fession throughout the country and his
sureties. Livingston is a lawyer, an1 was
administrator of the estate of thc deceased
husband of the plaintiff, in the settlement
of which he was guilty of fra"de Of ouch
fragrant character as to call for severe re-
buke by the court, who pronounced Living
ston disgrace to his race, country, and
profession. -Ne,o York Herald, Ery I.
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ROW on THE PACIFIC RAILROAD-THE
WORK3IEN REFUSE TO LET AN Ey

ROW on THE PACIFIC RAILROAD-THE
WORK3IEN REFUSE TO LET AN EN-.
CURSION TRAIN PROCEED.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, May THE
officers car, with Durant (vice-president
of the Union Pacific railroad), John Duff
and other gentlemen, going on the great
opening excursion, was stopped yesterday
morning at Piedmont station by the road
hands, who will not permit them to leave
until the hands wages are paid. The road
was barricaded, and the excursion car IN
coupled, the hands stating that nothing but
mails and passengers would be allowed tc
proceed either way until their demands
were complied with. The gang numbers
about 800 men.
Information received late last evening
says everything was quiet, but the men
were firm in their determination. No vic.
lence to the railroad officers was antici-
pated unless they attempted to leave.
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FAILURE OF A COOPERATIVE STORE
The St. Louis Workingmen's Pioneer Co.
operative Grocery Store has been wound up.
The Association was organized about year
and half since. A grocery store was
started on Franklin avenue, with capital
of about $4,000, the shares being about
twenty-five dollars each. The idea was to
sell all the necessaries Of life to the mem
bers at as small an advance on first cost as
possible.
At the end Of the first six months a divi-
dend was declared of fourteen per cent. on
each share. This looked encouraging. At
the end of the next six there was defci-
ency Of about LOO. At the same time
new board Of directors was elected-the old
board going out by Limitation of the term
Of office. The new board entered upon an
examination of the books and affairs gene
rally, and found that the cause of the de-
fcienoy could not be fastened upon the
manager, but he, nevertheless, was dis
charged. t% -@...
When the deficiency became known
among the stockholders each one COM
menced drawing out goods on his share, to
the amount of one-haR Of such share, as
entitled to do by the articles of the Asso-
citation, and then the stockholders (more or
less) stopped buying altogether. Conf
denoe was lost. During the next six months
the store fingered in consequence of the
stockholders not buying and not paying up
their bills.
The Board of Directors were consequently
driven to the alternative of proposing a
final liquidation and settlement Of the As
ISOLATION, which was agreed to by the stock
holders at special meeting held on the
ED of April.
The store was sold at public auction, and
the proceeds thereof distributed on Satur-
day night. The proceeds amounted to fifty
cents on the dollar. None of the creditors
lost cent, the stockholders bearing all the
loss.
1t seems that the business of the Asso-
citation was conducted honestly, but owing
to the lack of confidence, the profits were
30 small, and the xpenses-including q
manager, two assistants, horse and wagon,
and the taxes-necessarily 80 large, that all
the profits were absorbed. We understand
this to be the last of the cooperative
stores. There have been three established
within the past eighteen months, and all
unsuccessful.-St. Louis Republican.
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REVENUE CIRCrLAR.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, with the approval of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, will shortly
issue circular to the various officers of
the Revenue Department instructing them
relative to incomes derived by subjects of
foreign Governments upon capital invested
in this country. Chief Justice Chase re-
Gently decided upon the circuit in Balti
more that the Government could not with
hold the five per cent. tex from foreign
subjects; hence the circular will be issued
instructing officers not to collect the same.
The amount heretofore collected will be re-
funded, and aggregates considerable sum,
one claim alone being about sl50,000.
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COMMERCIAL

Grain and Flour Market
Corn AEp FLoyR ExoHAsaB,3
RIoHxosp, VA, May s, 1869.
o7FgRIEaB.
Whedt.-None.f o..
oorn.-Whits. 50 bushels. Yellow, so bush.
els. Mixed, $50 bushels.
01ts.-1O0 bushels.
~ BALE5. .-
Is Corn.-Yellow, so bushels very good on pri-
vate terms. Mixed, 80 bushels ut Sic.
s..r. RE-BxHIBITED.
C5rn.-Y elbow, so bushels. Mixed, 800 bush.
els.
RBxARKs.-Transactions on Change to day
very light, not enough to make q quotable
market. The offerings of grain on Change
during the week exceed those OF the corre-
spending week of last year by about 800
bushels, the excess being mainly in oats.
Prices on the sth May, 1868, were: Cbrn-
White, sl.l7h to $l.1s. Oats-Prime, SEC.
Rye-Prime, 81. 95.
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THE WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May S.-The following is the
statement of the cotton trade at all United
States ports for the past week: Net re-
ceipts, 2l,050 bales. Exports-To Great
Britain, 24,895 bales to the Continent,
8,22S bales. Stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared, 234,02l bales.
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The Mohammedan new year was inaugu-
rated on the 9Th instant st Constantinople
by grand reception and speech by the
Sultan, IN which the settlement Of the dill
culles with Greece, the pacifcation Of
Cfele, and the friendly relations Of Turkey
WIN the rest Of the world, were referred TO
with satisfaction,
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-In the case of
Jason Crane, recently before the Commits
sioner Of Patents on application for patent
for design for boxes for ladies' furs, the
Commissioner decided that such things
could be patented, and allowed the claim
of the applicant. There are large num-
Der Of various tritling articles in the mar
ket for which, heretofore, patents could not
be granted, as it was held that there was no
mechanical invention in them, and not
enough novelty to entitle the inventor to a
patent but under this decision, no doubt, q
large number of such articles will be pa
tented.
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PIANOS.

~ EFT THE BEST!
VI ONE OF CHICKERING'S PIANOS!
The best In the word
The gold medal and the grand cross OF the legion
of honor ut the Paris 4position in 1857. Sixty
niue other first-class prizes over all compett! on
lhirty-four Thousand sold. and all good 1t is al
most supsrtiuous to prasa the q.allty IF these In.
strumenls, since nearly the whole world speak In
their favor 1t will be OF more interest to say that
q NEW tHICkERlNG PIANO Can be pur-
chased for the sum Of $500 of
WOOUHOUSE Il PARHAM,
mvIo Sole a gents.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPHl.
MOON, May s.-N0on. - Consols, 90
United States bonds fiat at 1914. Sugar, 39s. Sd
LIVERPOOL, May Standardization opens
dull; uplands, ll5s@llAd.; Orleans, I'D; esti.
mated sales, 5000 bales. Recommendations
Uplands,. ll&Gd.; Orleans, I'D. Pork, lois
Sd. Lard, 6Ss. Cd.
HAvRE, May s.-Cotton, on the spot, 1927 f.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May S.-The Times has long
article on the Alabama claims, concluding
by the assurance to the United States that
the policy foreshadowed by Mr.. Summers
speech will prove failure.
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! VIRGINIA. NEWS.

General Lees whole stay in Alexandria,
Gays the Gazette, was o Virginia welcome.
Ssow.-The mountain tops Visible from
the city were covered with snow again on
yesterday.-Lynchbprg Neacs, 9Th.
The fly is playing destruction with the
tobacco plants, and many beds which were
quite promising ten days since have been
totally destroyed. -Iynchb'rg Ne,rs. ~
J. Randolph Tucker left, this week, his
home in Loudoun for his new field CT duty
in the city of Baltimore, where he intends
to pursue the practice of law.
Mrs. John M. Goodwin fell from the plat
form of the Central train yesterday and
fractured the email bone Of her arm just
above her wrist.-Charlotte,S 0iHe Chronicle,
9th. .--.-.
DISTINGUISHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John
Randolph Tucker arrived in town yester-
day, and is stopping at the Atlantic. Vir-
GINA has many Sons Of whom she may
boast, but few entitled to higher honors
than the gentleman We have named.-N0r-
folk Vuginian, sth. ......-
eoLD.-A gentleman OF this city short
time ago saw an advertisement Of q
"splendid musical box, to play twenty -four
tunes, for only three dollars -; and the
advertiser further offered to forward the
box by express, "collect on delivery" on
the receipt of fifty cents, as o guarantee Of
good faith. This gentleman sent his fifty
cents, and in due time the " music box I"
came to hand he paid his express bill Of
$3.50 and freight charges of sixty cents,
and opened his package, to find his music
box" consisting of nothing more nor less
than a ten-cent mouth harp. He attached
the money in the hands Of the express
agent, but we don't know whether he will
get it back or not Charlottesville Chronicle.
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THE CUBAN ISsURRECTIoN.-The Presi-
den, does not deem it prudent at present to
take any official notice Of Cuban affairs.
This Government has not been officially no.
tilted of the troubles there in o manner to
REQUIRE any other interference than such
as may be necessary to protect American
citizens and interests, and keep we'll in
formed as to the progress Of events.-Na-
tion1l Intelli1tncer.
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CoMPL1MENTARY.-Ths editor Of the Ha-
gerstown Mail writes
Captain j. L. Morrow, of the Richmond
and Danville railroad, is popular and
obliging official, as well as thorough gen.
tleman. NJ man could possibly fill his
position more acceptably or give more gene
raj satisfaction. He is rising young man,
and we are glad of it, for true merit should
ALWAYS meet with its reward"
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NEW STOCK.-Just received, large
IN and well-assorted stock OF
WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DINNER
and TEA SETS,
EOUSE-FURNIsHIsG GOODS and PLATED
WAKE ofeVery Gescription-at Hew York
prices, wholesale and retail.
FANCY TOILET SETS a. extremely low
figures.
Also. the NEW METALLIC PORCELAIN
LINED BAKING DISH, a beautiful ornament
for the dining table.
Call and examine the stock at
ap GARY,s, 1906 Main street.
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Tom Allen, having witnessed the third
deposit of $500 in his match for prize
fight with MoCool, has gone into training
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g HAMM & CO., rs and % Park Place,
os 81 and IS Barclay street, corner of Church
street. New YORK. ENAMELLED AU5LIS,
DRILL and DUCK, all colors and widths RUB-
Der DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, aud TABLE
QILCLOTH. NH 27-2tawsm
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VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
v LUBH1CATING OIL.

LUBA1UATING Oil.
EQUAL TO THE BEST SPERM OIL, At ONE
THIRD THE PRICE.
fuitable for slow rapid m &C hinery OF every de
scription; free from all impurities;
WARRANTED NOT TO HEAT Oh GUM.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION,
or to be returned at cur expense.
It doe5 not soil the brightest machinery. The
machinery should be clean before using this on.
OF ,er5 addressed TO US will receive prompt at
tention.
CAUrION.-Purchasers are cautioned that the
Oh sold by US ffars from all other Petroleum Lu.
bricatiug Oils OF red iI this market. We are sole
agents here FOR the VIRGINIA HATU Raj r.
9ROL rUM LURnIjATING OI,,, which We offer
as low rs It can be had In any market.
PURUELL, LADD Il CO., htchmond. Va.
ap 27-lm General agents for Virginia.
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NOTIClTo builders, plasferers, and
IN others In want OF SaND-that have on
Dock between Fifteenth and seyenteenth streets q
large lot, which viii be sold low. ,v
my 7-lwS W. Z. WA.
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IA RUBBER BETTING AND PACKING.
We are agents for the above goods, and keep a
full stock on hand.
BOLTIyG CLOTH, from 0 to 10; 81.
81 GUN PACKING, from 1-lo to inch thick
RUBBER BETTING, from : TO IL inches wide.
We viii sen the above goods at low prices, and
solicit orders for The same.
.-s WATKIHa, COTTRELL s. CO.,
NH 2s-9m 1897 Main street, Richmond vs..
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NOTICE. desire to resume the prac-
~ tice or my profession, and with thai view will
attend all the courts held in this city and IN the
county Of Hanover. Will also act Ms arbitrator
In any case that may be submitted for decision.
Office at my residence, corner Of Eighth and
Franklin streets,
ap6 Sim JOHN Il. MEREDITH.
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THE PIANOS OF ESzs
MEssRs. sTEINWAY SONS
have over those OF Messrs. Chlckertng an
ADVANTAGE .s
WHICH CANNOT BE CONTESTED.
The above report Of the jury OF the UNlVER-
SAL EXPOSITION at Paris can be seen at
g. L. BIDGOUD'S, Eo.e AGENT
g-lm l2l7 Main street.
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTsa.M

TOR NORFOLK, PORTsGSH2J
ID MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR - Idll1ks
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RIVEk.-The last
aud elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain q. @. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf a. aocketts for the above.named places
SIX O'Clock 4. ID, and returns on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. Ef,e
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time 70 con-
North.
Train leaves City Point Tor Petersburg on arrival
OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, et.Ss.
FREI6HT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays
Boston. Baltimore, end principal landings On
Chesapeake bay, and al regular landings on
James river, ~ reasonable rates.
In Consequence Of the mail being discontinued
81 Grove and Brandon Point wharyes, the steamer
Appy To L. B. TATUM, Agent
jsso ONCE steamers WHAT
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DITCH NEW GOODs.-We have la

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
LII received a very large and elegant assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS, EAKTHsNWARE, and
HOUsE-fURNISHIEG GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete In the state
ali In want OF goods In our line. Housekeepers
will consult their interest by calling on US. Our
stock Consists In part Of Rich Decorated China
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Pets White Chins and
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet sets
Rich Cut and Pressed Glassware, In great variety
plated OF best quality; Patent Pitchers
Fine RodgeFs's Table Cutlery, American and
Common Table Knives, Tin Toilet Bets, Plsted
and Japanned Waters, Casters, Lamps, Looking
ALL AT LOWEST PRICEs
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
nh ?!-sm 17o7 Main street (Esgle square).
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CROCKERY, &c.

A COMPLETE STOCK OF CHINA,
N GLASSWARE. and HOUSE-FURNIsHISG
GOODS, &c, selected ESPECIALLY for the BE
TAIL TRADE OF this city, can only be found at tie
China aad Glassware House OF
THOMAS Il. GARY,
my 8-2m Sixth and Broad streets.
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EOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do %Hep
~ MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA,&R&7R

EUR NEW YORK.-OLD Do fHeR
T. MINlON STEAMSHIP COMPA-2M&
NY.-The splendid new slde-wheel SteamsblpS
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
AARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond every TUES.
1a9 and sA aVers
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accommoda-
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save Tor actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered,
At A QUARTER CT ONE PEI CENT. at the
offices Of this company.
N. L. NCCRgADY, President B7 Greenwich
street. New York.
WnLIAM c. DUNHAM q CO., Agents,
ia 10 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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..THE.wE.THsR SoU1H

- TEE w IlAIHGn SVC1Hs
CHARLESTON, S. G., May s.-The wea.
Their is cool and raw.
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DOWHATAN STEAM BOATSN1n
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURa-,h heap,
Boston, and the West. -Tri-weekiy line to Bait.
more, making close connection with steamers to
Pbiladelphia.-No charge for wharfage, drayxge.
or forwarding, and no transhipment OF goods be-
tween Richmond ana Baltimore. Leaves Baltt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSUAY, and "a
TURDkY. Leaves Richmond every TuESDkY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday up 70
O'Clock Z. n. These steamers have excellent
saloon, stateroom, and passenger accom- modattons.
Fare, a.; meals and stateroom extra. For neigtt
. ' H1EYEYs q WILLIAMS. Agents,
An 10 Commercial Block.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner Of Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner in rear Of First Baptist church. Mes
sages left at the drug store Of Mr.. A. Scott corner
of Twenty-fnh and Broad streets, on slate at any
time during the day, will be attended to without
fall promptly, as heretofore. NH l2-eod2m
HAWES r. SUTTON
IL uate Register OK the Virginia Land ON ccl
has resumed the PRACTICE OF THE LAW, and
will attend the courts OF the city OF Eichm md and
the county OF Henrico, $500.
ONCE Marshall Hail. south side OF Capitol
S1uare. Richmond Va my 4-2In