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Estate of JucoJ Po,cler, deceased.

Estate Of JdcoJ Po,etler, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscri.
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
JACOB POWDER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
LEWIS GREEN,
march lot Acting Executors.
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Road Notice.

Office is hereby given by the under.
IN signed, that application will be made
TO the County Commissioners Tor Carroll
county, Mt their next meeting after thirty
days from the date hereof, to condemn he
ground so as to get access to the BRIDGE
about being built across Big Pine Creek. at
John Wiest's mill dam. "
HENRY r. Eek,
mafeh l0-ot and 0 others.
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Wanted.

A married or single man capable of doing
L n all kinds of Farm Work. If married
a House will be furnished. Good wnrcs
gwen to one who can come well recon.
men ded. 'see'''
mar 1T JOET, RIIvZApn
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SUBSCRIPTION & ELECTION
NOTICE.

WESTMINSTER GAS LIGHT CoMPASY, I
February 2sth, 1870.
TNHE undersigned hereby give notice that
IL books Of subscription to the Capital
Stock OF the Westminster Gas Light Com.
pany, have been opened at the First Ma.
tlonal Bank, end will remain open from
day to day until Thursday, the 2lih day of
March, 1870, on which day, between the
hours Of II aud O'Clock, an Election
for President and q Directors to manage
the affairs Of the said Company, shall be
held by ballot,-that the Capital Stock is
divided into shares of $40 each, and each
Stakeholder is entitled to one vote for every
share Of Stock owned, and that an install.
ment of 81, lone dollar per share is re.
quired to be paid previous to the Election.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Il. A. HOLMES,
JOSHUA YINGLING,
A. X. DURBlN,
JOHN l.. REIFSNIDER,
Dir. J. W. Herring,
JOHN b. BOYLE,
mar 3-4t and others.
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COnStabIe'S Sale.

DY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias issued
ID by Abner Neal, Justice of the Peace
for the State of Maryland, in and for Car
roll county, Mt the suit of Edward Lynch
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements of Absalom Gable, and to me
directed, have seized and taken in execu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said
Absalom Gable, IN and to all that part of a
tract of land called ''fell's Dale, y" in Car.
roll county, Maryland, situated adjacent to
Warieldsburg, containing
81 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, being the same land and pre-
misses which was conveyed to said Ahsalom
Gable by Joshua S. Shipley aud wife, by
deed dated April 6, 1865, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
in 4iber W. a. Mex, No, So, Folio 400, &c.
This property Is under good fencing and
is improved by a two story
LOG HOESE, III Ercsllem Repair,
Stable, and other ouibuildings.
hereby give notice that on FRIDAY the
18th day of MARCH. 1870, between the hours
of and o'clock, 2. NJ, at the Court
House door, in the city of Westminster,
will offer the above property, so seized and
taken in execution, at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
feb 2i-ts Constable.
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NO. 1886 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county as
a Court of Equity.

NO. 1886 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county as
a Court of Equity.
Agustus May rs. Joseph l.. Essex.
MARCH I, 1870.
TENIIE object of this suit is to procure n
4. decree for the sale Of tract Of land.
situate in Carroll county. Maryland, now
in the possession of Joseph H. Essex.
The bill filed in this cause alleges that
the defendant Is n resident, and states
that the defendant. Joseph l.. Essex, pur-
chased a house and lot of land from Angus.
tus May on or about the 18th of October,
1866, aud that the defendant has paid only
a small portion of the purchase money to
Augustus May, which was agreed to be paid
thereon, leaving large balance of the said
purchase money so agreed TO be paid by
the defendant, still due and owing to the
complainant, the said Augustus May.
1t is thereupon adjudgrd and ordered that
the complainant by causing copy of this
order 10 be inserted in some newspaper
published Mt Westminster, in Carroll com.
ty, once Il week for four successive weeks
before the 9th day Of April next, give notice
to the spid absent defendant Of the object
and subtance of this bill, and warn him
to appear in this Court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the 9th day of August
next, to answer the premises and show
cause, if he has any, why decree should not
be passed as prayed.
JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Tcst:
JYo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
march lot
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Westminster Cemetery Notice.

GEALBD proposals for the Supcrnten
- dence of the Westminster Cemetery fol
one year, commencing April LIST, 1870, viii
be received by the Secretary on or before
the 2lst Of March. For further particular
call upon the Secretary.
By order Of the Board,
Il. X. GERNAND,
mar y. Secretary.
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Advantages offered by this Company /:
/. 1t is a National Company chartered by
special Act Of Congress.
ii. 1t affords the security of a paid up
capital of one million dollars. with the
privilege OF increasing it to an unlimited
amount.
III. 1t offers low rates of Premiums.
Nv. 1t furnishes larger insurance than
other companies for the same money.
V. 1t is definite and certain.
vi. All polices arc nonibrfeiting.
VII. No charge is made for Policy, for
Stamps or Medical Examination, and many
other advantages explained by the Com.
pany's books.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under.
~ signed, that application will be made
to the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, at their next meeting after thirty
days from the date hereof, to open a road
beginning at Stone on the county road
leading from Martin Shafier's Blacksmith
Shop to Jacob HolIacker's Mill, running
on the bed Of an old road through the lands
Of George X. Frank, Alexander Cramer,
Daniel c. Frank, Jacob Hoffacker, Abra.
ham Trone and Jacob Bowman to q pont
on the Shauck road near John p. Frank $
house. GEORGE X. FRANK
march lost and ~ Others.
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Notice.
County COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Ucskminsier. March sth. 1870.

County COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Westminster, March sth, 1870.
IHNdh County Commissioners will receive
n proposals until the First Monday of
April, for building Bridge at VESTS,
formerly Maus' y fording across Big Pine
Creek, with the following dimensions i
The abutments to be built ON a good and
substantial foundation of stone, laid in good
sand and lime morter. to be raised 10 feet
above low water, Is feet long, feet thick
at the bottom, feet at the top, with wing
walls 20 feet long, 3 feet at the bottom,
battered to ~ inches at the top, hared to
foot to ihe rod, to be filled up with earth
with grade of 20 inches to The rod. The
span to be rs feet, to be built of good white
oak timber on the truss plan, to bo covered
with inch plank
The Commissioners will also receive pro-
posaIs for Stone Arch Bridge at the same
place.
by order Of the Commissioners.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
march lO-it Clerk.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under.
In signed, that application will be made
to the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, at their next meeting after thirty
days from the dale hereof, to open road
beginning alta point formerly called Shauck' S
Old Mill Dam, now owned by Benjamin
Baughman, on the Old Shauck Road, lead
Ing from Seitsland to Manchester and
running thence on the line Of the lands Of
John Haines, Lewis Snyder and Henry
keeny's land, to point on the public road
leading from Zeigler's Blacksmith Shop to
Samuel Miller's Saw Mill.
JOHN l.. BOYER,
feb 10 5w and others.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
IMPORTATION Is7O.
RIBB 0NS,

4HIlF'3TsHIsNI MD NFNAW OUUDS-
A RMSTR0NG, GATOR 4 CO., Iinpor.
IN tiers aud Jobbers of Bonnet. Trimming
aud Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Satins
and Velvels, Blends, Nets, Grapes, Rnchcs,
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw Bon.
nets and ladies' Hats, Trimmed and Un-
trimmed Shaker Hoods, &C., 237 and 2gy
Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd, offer tic
largest stock 10 be found in this Country.
and unequallcd in choice variety and cheap.
ness, comprising tho latest Partisan novel.
ties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention
gwen. feb 2I--tft
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under.
~ signed, that application will be made
to the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, at their next meeting after thirty
days from the date hereof, to open Il public
road beginning for the same on the county
road leading from the Baltimore Turnpike
Road to Kroh's Mill, ut John TIaceys
Mill, and running thence through the lands
of John kroh, jeremiah NJ Thurman and
William Walter until it inlersects a county
road on the Pennsylvania Line, said road
to be located ON or near the bed of tho old
road. JOHN W. TRACEY
march lost and SO others,
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For Rent.

NEW HOUSES for Rent A ,su-o
IN at Union Bridge, Car SHssl
roll county, Nd. Possession ritual
given Immediately. Address
GEORGE p. BUCKLEY,
mar 3-3" Union Bridge, Md.
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The State Of Maryland
VI UTU AL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
No. 1876 Vest baltimore Street, opposite
10 Hamilton Easter ,E Co.

TENlllS Company insures, on the mutual
i plan, Buildings and Personal Property
against Loss or Damage by Fire, in all
parts Of the State. The entire profit re-.
turned 10 the P6iicy holders.
b. G. HARRIS, President.
Board Of Directors:
Francis Neale, of Neale, Harris & Co.
S. II. Caughy, of Noah Walker 4 Co.
c. McCully, of Pomerait & McCully.
Philip 7. George, of George x Jenkins.
B. &, Harris, late of Ncalc, Harris & Co.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs. St. Mary county.
S. r. WATERS Agent for Carroll Co.
march TO- dec ,-ly
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PRIVATE SALE.

INllE subscriber will sell at Private Sale, his
Il Farm, lying about ; miles from Westmin-
ster, on the Gorsueh Road, and containing
l27Js ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
in a good state of cultivation, divided into con-
vcnient fields, well watered, with about %
Acres OF Woodand aad due proportion OF
Meadow. This land is gently rolling and east
ly cultivated. The improvements are
Frame Dwelling House, nearly new, ksz2A
a good Swiizer Barn, nearly new; tsss@
with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib at ssssH
tached; new Stone Spring House, SEI2
Smoke House, new Hog House and other nee
essary outbuildings. There is also a thriving
young Orchard of choice fruit.
IL this property Is not sold at Private Sale
before MoSnAY, MARcH 2lst, 1870, II will be
offered at Public Sale, at | O'Clock, P. NJ, OF
said day.
For terms and further particulars inquire OF
the undersigned on the place, or address him
by letter through the Westminster Post Office
feb lots WM. II, ENSOR.
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A POLICY OFLLF,E INSURANCE rs
THE CHEAPEST AND SAFEST
NODE OF MAKING A GER.
TAIN PR0PISION FOR
ONES Family.
b. FRASELlX.
Piedmont and Arlington
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF VIRGINIA.
w. &. CARRINGTON,
President.
}. e. EDWARDS,
Vice-PresIdcnt.
ID. }. HARTSOOK,
Secretary.
MARYLAND BRANCH:
Office, No. 30 Post. Office Acenuc, near
Second Street, Baltimore, M
ALL MONEY RECEIVED AT THIS
BRANCH IS INVESTED IN THE
STATE OF MARYLAND, UN.
DER THE DIRECTION OF
THE FOLLOWING
MARYLAND BOARD of DIRECTORS.
F. b. L0NEY, CT. b. Loucy & Co, }
Vice-PresideGt,
I. r. JENKINS, George & jenkins.
WM. Ii. PIERCE.
DAVID L. THOMAS, D. L. Thomas
& Co,
WM.A,TUCKER, Tucker Smith & Co.
WIN. WILSON, in, Wilson, Burns
& Co,
W. II. GILPIN,
C. W. ROBINSON, Lord 4 Robinson.
d. d. WADE, of D. Wade & Co.
IIoN. RICHARD GRASON.
Assets aud Investments end OF 2i
Years, 100000.
NUMBER OF POLICIES OYER 10000,
Dividend 40 per Cent. Average, ION
Contribution Plan Paid to Policy
Holders April lst., 1869.
AorUARY, e. b. SMITH.
Assistant Actuary, d. p. FACKLER,
New York.
DIVIDENDS ON AL CASH POLICIES DE-
CLARED FIRST YEAR; on ONE.THIRD
LOAN POLICIES AFTER SECOND
YEAR.
Pan Mutual. Issues Policies
on All Legitimate Plans.
NO UNNECESSARY RESTRICTIONS on
TRAVEL, RESIDENCE AND
OCCUPATION.
Loan of One. Third of Premium, If Dc.
sired, without Note. Thirty Days
Grace on Payment of Premiums.
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nRE GOODS ofevery variety and stIe.
~ atss !. Kiagling d SoA';.
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Mill Property.

The mill has been re
Gently repaired aud is
in good running order.
There is a good Dwell.
inn. with Ihn nnrn.snr,.
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TIN McCraw, Jr., Of Louisville, commit
ted >'dcidr 4 f." days ago.
Grucrg >cilotcld and family left Fcri
Irayrnvu'h Thursday for san Francisco.
Ground was broken Thursday for the
Nrmphis and 81. Louis railroad.
New Orlcans's last i'lan drumming street
cars j, hy ll.c reaction Of india rubber.
The Detroit Posi- speaks OF a man dying
''irom want Of neglect
a strcct-car conductor at Philadelphia
has been arrested and fined Tor overlooking
his ear.
The latest marriage announcements read
thus: y cards, no cake, no presents, 40
wedding trip, no Honeymoon, no divorce"
A girl near Dayton, Ohio, recently won q
bonnet by throwing her father twice out of
three times III Il wrestling match.
There is Il rumor in Wcll-informcd circles
aha, the pannier is comm. OF. Not in the
Inlhucr III which il has been seen 10 come
on IL every burlcsqIe and pantomime since
The Invention Of that article Of dress, but
hnailr, and decidedly, and forever.
The city marshal Of Augusta, Maine, wa
slniimlzed by 4 practical joke the other
das. some one informed him thnt . man
Was pediing "licker" from u wagon, con.
lrary TO the Maine law. When he went To
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Domestic Markets-IBY TrLEop.pH1.

NEW YORK, July s-Moon.-Flour outlet and
shipping qualities steadier. Wheat quiet and nm
changed. Corn n sh ide frmer and wanted. Pork
dull ana unchanged. Lard unchanged. Cotton
quiet and firm; uplands, 2e@2OA'. Orleans, 2oaal
20sc: sales, 400 bales. Naval stores unchanged.
Fre.ghts dull.
Erening.-Cotton quiet sales. !, 400 bales. Flour
oulet. Wheat steady. Corn 4 shade flrmer. Mess
FORK, 500. IS. Lard aud Whiskeya shade frmer.
Groceries steady. Naval sStores and Tallow
quie;. Freights frmer.
changed. Corn STEADY. Pork quiet. Bacon &C
tive md advancing; shoulders, N3c. Lard quiet.
Whiskey fiat at 99c. @S1.
Virginir 6's-Old, 6S; new, 67a North Carolina
8'a, 50 new, 2ss.
BOSTON, July s.-Cotton quiet and steady mid
dlIngs, "O5@2oic.; stock, 1000 bales; sales Tor tho
week, :, 900 bales. .
ST. LOUIS, July s.-Rope, ssc.; tagging, SOC.
Flour dull full superine, -25GDS4.5o. Corn 20
g. Por his ssS R WhiSkeyybi ogG; @sl. ,s cro Es,d sn 9u'et'
CINCINNATI, July s.-Elour unchanged. Corn
firm with a light supply. Whiskoy lower at s5@
O6c. Pork neglected and held at $50. Lard noml-
nally unchanged. Bacon firm.
NORFOLK, July s.-Cotton nominal; low mid
dlings, l7tc.; receipts, 267 bales; stock, 1672
bales.
WILMINGTON, n. c., July s. Cotton dull mid
dlings, lsc. sock, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH. July s.-Cotton In lighs demand :;
middlingS, lstMlS8c Sea Island, 276l55c. sales,
1913 bales receipts, 4l bales exports, coastwise,
l, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, July s.--Cotton opened quiet and
closed dun and nominal ut 1730l72c. sales, l35
bales receipts, IL bales.
MOBILE, July s.-Cotton quiet !; low middllpg.
l75@l7ic,; middling, lst@lSac.; sales, $50 bales
receipts, % bales 4; stock, 2O,ols bales.
CHARLESTON. July S.-Cottop quiet middlings,
lSMlS4c.; sales, $40 bales; receipts, Ia bales eN-
ports, coastwisc, 877 bales sock, s 772 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July s.-Cott.n dull and nomi-
nal AZ lSiG9lac:; sales, 500 bales receipts for the
week. 2. 1888 bales. kxports-To Great British,
3,l5l bales Bremen, ESQ bales; Malaga, 100 bal, S ;
Barcelona, GIG bales France, 3.o45 bales coast
Gold, 1llt New York sight, { premium.
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RIOT At EVANSVILLE, PA.-On the ith of
July. while >undry colorel military compa-
rir< were holding a picnic at Marysvillc,
Pa, wocd>, Il riot occurred, growing out
of thr hotel proprietor rctu>lngto give some
If them liquor. 4 desperate fight resulted,
in which pistols. guns clubs, II bottles
wcrc freely used hy The a~>Sailants. Several
nero woincn are -uiA 10 have been there
With rcyoiy.rs engaged in the melee. Mr..
~vjdl,, the hotel proprietor, WAS knocked
down and received >cvrrc Commissions on The
head. reported to have been from the butt
at a luLskct. Samuel Bowman was shot In
the llrc, George Andrews was shot IN the
forehead. W. i. Mkcn, OF Harrisburg, was
hit IN the head two men, named AuSpach
ami Kuoply. are also said TO have been hit
in li,r head. kilograms were sent to Co
vernon Gparv tor assistance, and the great
..sl excitement and CONSERVATION prevailed.
Thr Harrisburg papers state that rs the
riotcr, passed NarySvillc they fired avollcy
over the town, wounling five or six per-
sons by The operation, and that they also
tired into atraim loaded with men, women,
ana children. (whitrl, who had been to an
pdd-Fcliow> picnic. The Governor has
Instituted AL investigation.
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seize the contraband establishment he found
the man selling whiDs.

the man selling whips.
The nations Of China, Japan, and India,
can flood our land with millions OF their
paupers, thieves. and prostitutes yearly ;
which will inevitably result in the same
state of anarchy and mongrellsm that mas
obtained from the policy for the last
three thousand ycars.-Dr. Stephenson, OF
Georgia.
The Chicago Tribune has n most thrilling
dcccrintion of a fatal Academic two trapczc
Girls nj the Opera House in that city. The
account has this drawback, that the fact
narrated never OCCURRED, but rs the writer
deems il an inevitable certainly that it will,
he has determined in this manner to get the
start of his less energetic competitors.
JuGyc Humphreys. Of the criminal court
of Washington has given orders to allow
none but officers Of the court, lawyers, wit
pesScS, and reporters, to remain in the
court. room during IFS sessions. For several
wears past this room has been the favorite
daily resort of al the loafing, idle colored
and white people Of the city who could
squeeze into the space outside the bar.
The warm weather in England is inter-
trrinc with the operations Of the iron-fur-
naccs and rolling-mills-thc puddlers being
unable 10 work over half time. The com
SINNERS OF pig iron have also been compelled
+, rountcrmand deliveries i'll consequence
of the inability of their hands to use up the
usual amount of material during the OPP
prcssivc weather.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Gin
cinuati is in a ferment. A Mrs. Eliza Van
Colt has been licensed as n regular Metho-
dist preacher hy Il quarterly conference in
Trov. More than n bakers dozen of the
ministers of that denomination held Il meet
inc in Cincinnati on the 10Th instant and
rcsolvcd against the Rev. Mrs. Eliza rs not
in harmony with the Scripture, nor to be
allowed as 4 prudential measure.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mnrhc.

eA~ @~Os~S
i YORK, July s-Nooa.-Stock3 strong.
Money, a@S per cent. Sterling Exchange-Long,
1921 short, I0a. Gold, III. 5-2o's, '02, 1ll6.
Tennessee e's-Ex-coupons, co; new, C5. Vir-
Ptnia G's-Ex-coupons, 90: new, aat. Louisiana o'a,
"a; new, 70. Lcvee G's, II. Alabama SIS, Ioot
s'a, II, Georgia es. ssa; rs, %. North Carolina
Cs se3 new, 35A. South Carolina Gs. 50; new, so.
Eeenin9.-Moncy easy. Sterling quiet. Gold,
llls. Governments closed strong with few offer
Ing. Southern Securities generally dull with quo-
tations wide apart and lower In North Carolina
es and higher In new Virginia G's.
Might.-Mcney cay ut tags per cent. Discounts.
Ss07 per ccat. Sterling Exchange quiet and firm
at lo9sMl1o. Gold dnring the forenoon was active,
els:er IN The afternoon, and closed dull at Ill5.
Governments were stronger in The forenoon, quiet
and firm in the aftt rnoon, and closed strong with
few offerings. 8's-:Sl coupons, lis: 'eo's, lIIs F;
cI's, lit '65's, lll3.; new, 1lol; 'c7's, HOG /; 'es's,
llof ~lo-4o's, 1885.
Southern Securities during the forenoon were
lower In 1ennessecs and North Carolinas, and
during the afternoon steady In Tcnnessees and
higher In new Virginia e's. Tennessee G's, CO, F.;
new ea Virginia 6's, 81 new, 0sl. GEORGIA G's,
$50; rs, 50. North Carolina SIS, 522 new, 35i.
South Carolina 6's-Old, SO; new, 70. Louisiana
6's, II new, u. Levee es, 70 8's, 90. Alabama
SIS, 1bcG2lol. 3
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~, S aS nspxs1s11La9AIs.
M sAsiSEltTiRA vii FasssssssszE.saasn
and Write Sulphur sprtngsassS@s-x1
Klshnond .. $. sndsrriye g MhRAIL-
ar - :: !. N a,a Leave Wl!'e Sulphur .. s:asA
connections At Gordonsyiilo and Chsriostes VIM
trains for AIexandrla, washington, Baltimore,
Lyncaeaee. K Sew fS.k th sassHns &C.; M sls9 iGs
New Orleans Montgomery, Mobile. &c. u
and ICING ling ;, West; passengers dine .. gordon1syfile
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN win run be-
Isefn Risn limo 1 and washington md between
change Of cars. Leave Richmond az SOS L. NJ.
and arrive at Washington Of s:s5 4. NJ. and at
s q sl =. n sI'p pSa ls ss 70 While 4. NE sulphur ,sass y At a:ss 3. H. #
and arrive at Richmoud at $40 A.. NJ, making ali
through eannsesiops At kichmond and Washink-
tain, and VIM be run through between Richmond
and Baltimore and between Richmond and While
Going west psssensers breakfast at ooyingtou.
Going East: sup mt Staunton. ~...,-
These trains connect with stages as follows
At Staunton with stages for Augusta ilste ytr,b.
ling's) Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Gave, IT
AtGoshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs.
? miles : kockbrtdge Alum Springs, Smiles Rock.
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington, 20 mics and
Natural Bridge, Is miles.
miles; and Healing Springs, % miles:
IS miles; and Hot Isl! Springs Sassei Is M niles nsa''Ds springs
miles and ga sweet Springs 8 10 niles miles. sp'ns''
Sulphur Springs. a mites Blue ne.s sn itisss s spr sss.
2t miles; hed sulphur Springs, IL miles Lewis.
Through tickets issued to all points North, Wsst,
JAMES =. NETHERLAED.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-09
COMMEfss.
Grain and Flour MnrIsesss

COR AND FLoUR ~xcH.ssH
RICHMOND. Va, July 8, 1870.
~FFERTNG
old.
Corn.-White, $40 bushels. Mixed, s4 bushels.
OIts.-l92 bushels.
Aedt.-5G bushels.
BuckghsGt SeGd.-1 bushels.
MipStuR.-G9 coo bushels.
L
-Wheat-Whitc, none. Red, 30 bushels prime
old ut Sl.371.
Corn -Whiie, 50 bushels damaged on private
terms; ZIG bushels very, good ut $I.2s 80 bushels
very good on private. terms; 90 bushels fsir at
SILL Mixed, 22 bushels fair st I'll. 20.
Ons-s2 bushels very good at 8ec. 80 bushels
prime at e2c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Corn.-White, 1913 bushels. Mixed, 1852 bushels.