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The Biail.StorIn. North.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The damage by
the hail-storm yesterday was very serious.
St. Marks Episcopal church had stained
glass window representing the four apos-
Ties badly shattered. At least half Of the
city street lanterns were destroyed.
The largest Maidstone was eleven inches
In circumference, and weighed seyen OUNCES,
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The Mcfarland Trial.

New YogK, May 9.--Tle defence in the
Mcfarland tfia, concluded to-day, and the
prosecuting attorney s.,.ns. UP Tomorrow
An lIllnsHse crowd, including MANY ladiee,
were present. Ia the COURTROOM during The
f3Ay.
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS Monroe, May 9s--Passed in fer
Baltimore; brig Hornet, Mayagnez. Ar;
rived, revenue cutter Northerner from q
cruise. Bark Forengyn, from Richmond for
Pernambuco, sailed. Arrived, brig Bore
for Baltimore.
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Cuhn.

HAVANA, May 9.-Some of the principal
ladies in Puerto Principe have signed their
names to addresses calling on their relatives
to return and enjoy their liberty under the
Spanish Government,
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Hon. r. S. BococK.-We are gratifed to
learn, authoritively, that this distinguished
gentleman, who was SO seriously wounded
BY the disaster at Richmond, Is now entirely
out of danger, and will suffer no further
inconvenience from his injuries than stln
nkle.-Lynchbugg NetrS.
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dentally shot on Friday evening while play.
ing with some companions In DR.. Watson's
yard, and died Saturday. A little boy, not
knowing the pistol was loaded, fired 1t at
her.-PetersburG linden.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
FOE the Dlspatcf
Tribute Of Coincidence.


The undersigned, citizens Of Virginia now
residing in the city of Washington, In view of
che recent terrible calamity ut Richmond,
Which has swept into eternity so many
friends, and seriously injured others--per-
hans Tor lifc-ask the sad privilege Of ex-
pressing their deep and heartfelt sympathy
with the bcreaved families whose homes
have been made dcsolate. They would also
ion the afflicted in the prayer that this Sc
we're dispensation of Providence may be so
tempered as to bring the consolation Of
christian submission to the crushed and
sorrowing hearts Of friends and relatives.
Not alone Virginia mourns. The people
Of the Union everywhere deeply feel the
,hrohhins Of common humanity, and
gricyc for those who have been taken
from ca til in their early youth; and those,
alike. who were in the iun maturity Of man
hood.
Nav this affective event be the occasion
Of due and proper profit Of Christian re-
sicnation and humility to the Divine decree
Of an All-wisc and merciful God by those
who were shared. FRANK JOHNSTON,
+. O. TRAYLoR,
WILLIAM II. TYREE,
WRIGHT GOODWIN,
JOHN McALLIsTER,
VERNON +. HODGES.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN FINcAsTLE-HALF
or THE Town BuRNED--OvHR Two Hun
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PRO
rERTY DESTROY ED.--The following special
telegram, received on Saturday, brings us
the sad intelligence of terrible calamity at
FincaStle, in BotetOurt county, on Friday
night last:
F:StAsTLE, VA, May eth, I
Via BoNSACK's, VA.
" Editors NerS:
"Ilalf of the town was burned last night,
L" More than four hundred people are left
homeless.
"About s2o9,ooo worth of property was
DESTROYED.
"The county Jail and The Fincastle He
raid office were burned.
There is great distress existing.
ssT. Il. D."
In addition to the above we learn from 4
gentleman who came down on the Tenncs-
see train Saturday afternoon that both of
the hotels in the town, one kept by Mr..
Price, and the other by Dir. Luster, were
consumed. The Westinghouse OF our
friend Cn!onel W. E. NJ. Word was also
destroyed, together with large number OF
lives were lost. but iiiany Of the best citi-
Zcus of the town are rendered pennilcss by
this disastrous con1lagration, having, III
addition to their houses, lost all they con-
tanned.
The fire originated iii a stable, and is be-
lievcd to have been the work of an incen-
diary. There is 4 1ire-englnc in the town,
but owing to the scarcity Of water il Was
of but little service, and al! cfiCris to stay
the progress ef the fumes were wholly
fruitless.-Eynchburg Ncrs.
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RADICAL TICKET. On Saturday night we
were placed in possession of u printed ticket
OF the Radical nominations for the various
city officers. The ticket embraces six ne.
groes on the Board of Common Councilmen.
tGne-haH Of the whole number.l How, we
wonder, do the FIVE hundred non-registered
the picture ?-NoJolk Journal.
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Domestic Markets-EBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 9-Noou.- Flour steady. Wheat
quiet and firm; Corn shade better. Pork steady !;
pent hsm DUR a. 1t zs sales LOCO bales 1aF-
Ecening. Cotton strong with,a fair demand !;
better; No: Spring, $l.2si No. 2, $L!s@$i.?oa.
Corn lc better new liked western. 81 l2D$l. 15a.
RSTs aSie: ta,s heEa sssaay
Naval Stores dull: Turpeniine. 42s@4ac. Resin.
Per steam. pence.
SCI asked; Do. 1856 ssa Did, at asked Do. 1857,
bid; Do. coupons, old, 10 asked.
fsss aq ag ge HHshsnfss Gs.n Em Sh 1s
ter feeling prevails-Maryiand, 81 d$I 90; Penn
sylvania: $40. Pork firm at s2o.75asso. Bacon
deTa Sides 1915 clear sidss; sc 6onl
at l7f@173c. Whiskey steady.
ST. LOUIS. May 9.-Tobacco active and un.
changed. Corn dull choice mixed and yellow,
s,de ~nskS ssheE Lara n sais; as c
fierce, lSc.
LOUISVILLE, May Accommodates. &l.20@
III Is. Bacon, 13tc. clear sides, l70l7Sc. clear
rib, Ice. Lard, tic. Whiskey, $l.oa@$i.o4. To-
bacco1sales l?2 hogsheads at $s@slSs for frosted
TO medium leaf.
at 07c Whisky out of market, but held at 81. 05@
slice. Mess Pork, $40 .25@S.s.5o
NORFOLK, May s.-Cotton quiet; low middIing,
2lc; sales, 30 bales receipts, s4l bales exports,
| 500 bales; stock, 1850.
AUGUSTA, GA, May a. Cotton 1rmer; sales,
3s2 bales ; receipts, 10 bales; middling 2l@2Isc.
SAVANNAH, May e.-Cotton In moderate de.
mand at 49,; sales, 200 bales; receipts. 1885
| bales; exports, le5o bales stock, 4o,7ao bales.
MOBILE, Mayo. -Cotton-stock light, and causes
| much irmness In the market; mlddlings, 22c.;
sales, L00o bales receipts, 1,2E bales; exports
| le3 bales stock, 49, bales.
CHARLESTON, May 9.-Cotton tGl{c. higher
| middlings. 2ls@l2lsr. sales, 200 bales receipts,
i7a bales; EXPORTS lo5a bales st ok, H. $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May o. Cotton active and In
| demand with full prices; middlings. 22@22tc.;
sales $500 bales. Sugar lrmer; prime, llic.
Molasses frmer; prime reboied, 7sc. Gold, ll4b.
New York sight &c. premium.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH.xA1ek

DH1LADELPH IA, RICH 80
a MOND AND NORFOLK STEAAI-skA
A WE e K.--Steamers. NORFOLK ~. w.
EVERMAN, and j. 8. GREEN, composing thig
Line, win leave Richm ond every MONDAY and
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, AZ - O'clock
Nj: Fretghr received every day Isnndays eJcept-
edl at the Cempany's freight house On nc pcsk.
Passage to Philadelphia, insluding meals and
stateroQm, S8. w. r. PORTER, SO.
t1!'%a'S- Agent at Richmond,
Office No. 2k9S Dock stree.
WIZ. p. CLYDE q Co., GsSLfs
Agents at Philadelphia ,sE
0f1ces No. u South wharTGfe
fe15 and No. II North whnrves.
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THE STATES TO Pc ABoLlsuED.-scnato

The STATES TO Pr ABOLISHED
Brownlow writes;
Had my way, I would so reconstruct
ihc Government Of the United States rs TO
torn strong central Government here i'll
The District Of Columbia, and organize the
states as so many colonial corporations, RS
absolutely dependent upon and subject to
The Will Of The central power at Washing
tom Il. are counties 10 States.
"lhus | would wipe out and cXtirpatc
the whole theory and pretencc of State
rights aud ctatc sovereignty, TO which we arc
mainly indebted for the late rebellion.
awhile I only speak for myself, believe
that CGn.rcsS and the country are looking
IN IT,. same direction. w. G.. BRowELow.
- Washington, April -, 1907
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 9.-The report that John
Bright wifi resign from the Cabinet is au-
thoritatiyely denied.
The anticipated reduction of duties on
iron by the United States causes great &C.
tiyity In the iron regions Of Wales.
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CLOTREM6.

WE HAVE REMOVED TO OUR NEW STORE,
No. 1905 MAIN STREET,
and have opened for the SPRING TRADE full
and well-selected stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
to which we invite the attention OF our friends aud
the public generally.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Special aHen-
ton paid to this branch OF the business
nv L1w NOAH WALKER Il co,
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MONTPELIER, May 9.--Lawrence Brains
ard, elected senator for the short term Uni.
ted States Senate in 1854, died to-day, aged
einhtu.SiY
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REVENUE DECIs!oN.-The Revenue De-
Inrtmrnt has decided that wholesale liquor
dealers. dealing in wines and malt liquors
only, are not required to keep the new form
book prescribed in special order IS, inas-
much As spirits received and sent cut are
unv To be accounted for.
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Financial and Commercial
araan aud Flour MaYkss !

CORN AND FLOUR ExuHAyaR,i
RICHMOND, Va, Nay ., fs7e,
OFFERINGS.
Whsdt.-White. 80 bushels. Red, IL bushels.
Corn.-Whlse, <0busheis. yellow, none. Mixed,
$50 bushels.
OGts.- $40 bushels.
Rye.-Hone.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, - bushels very good ut el.l0.
Red, 4? bushels good ut SI.2s. 80.
C6rn.-Rhite, L bushels very good at &l.ls;
a bushels good on private terms leo bushels very
good on private terms go bushels prime at S1sIs
total, 4se bushels. Mixed, s74 bushels very good
on private terma. -
0ats.-ls bushels very good At &c. .
Rt-ExHBITED.
Corn.-White 70 bushels.
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Messrs. Spalding & Rapley, the popular
managers Of the National Theatre, are ar
ranging for grand performance to be
given for the benefit Of the sufferers by the
late catastrophe in Richmond. AT the re-
quest Of the correspondents and members
of the Washington press, l.. A. Gobright,
Esq, the highly-eSteemcd agent of the New
York Associated Press i'll this city, will lee
turc on Benjamin Franklin at Masonic
Temple on Friday evening next for the
benefit of the widow of the late DR.. Brock,
OF the Richmond Enquirer. Nice-President
CoIiaN is expected to preside Washington
ietter-BaNlmore Gazette.
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RIGHTS OF CoLoREp CITIZESS.- Washing
,on Nav Sin the forthcoming Republi-
cyn urrcsSional caucus southern senator
intends 10 propose u policy. to he incorpo-
rated into law, for the better protection
~ the colorcd people of the South and to
,c,.ur, III. enforcement Of the fifteenth
amendment i'm the North. This will take
something of the shape Of bill prepared
az Mr.. Pool. OF North Carolina. and which
will declare that all citizens OF the United
STATES shall have in the several states ali the
privileges and immunitlcs OF ltir, liberty,
and property. II will declare it to be I'M
lawful for persons to combine or consplre
70 Violate or hinder or impede any OF the
RIGHTS meant to be secured by this act, one
nf which j. to prevent the discharge from
rmplcyment Of any person with intent ~
restrain his free and complete exercise OF
the elective franchise. Another feature OF
This ,ropo>ed legislation Il 10 authorize the
President to employ the land and naval
forces or the militia to preserve the peace
III any state.
Ftopr.rNT UNDER QUEER CIRCUMSTANCES.
An elopement has just taken place which
/, exciting the Treasury employees. Lewis
Brennan. Il printer employed in the Irea-
~urv Department. was engaged TO he mar
RED 10 a Young woman last February. The
,lly fixed for the marriage was Monday the
l4;a 81 that month. On the Saturday night
previous the young woman married another
man. whose name is Lewis. The reason for
this change is not given, nor does it appear
that lover 40. ! made any disturbance about
il ,u>, then, but yesterday it appears that
brennan clopcd with Mrs. Lewis to parts
unknown. Brennan Is = good printer, a
sober. industrious man, and has standing
to his credit in the Treasury several hun
drcd dollars, which he neglected to draw.
Al the parties have borne good characters,
Wnsh,,q'0m tcicgrdD-B baltimore Sun.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRApHJ.
LONDON, May 9-Noon.-Consols, s4s@s43.
United States bonds, $50 Iallow, Ais. Cd. Sugar
quiet. Common Rosin dull.
LONDON, May 0-Erening.-Consols 3D..
United States bonds, S75.
LIVERPOOL, May --Toon--Cotton firm; up
lands, lod; Orleans 1ad. 1lsd.; sales will be TO- 0Oo
last report, 20 900 bales. Pork firm. Lard nat
LIVERPOOL, May s-Euening.-Cottons steady
uplands, lssc. Orleans, 1la@lltc. sales, IL, oof
PARIS, May o.-Bourse closed firm; rentes,
75f.
HAvRE, May 9.-Co.ton opened quiet and firm
at l30sf. on the spot and 120 afoat.
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HOWARD ISvEsTIG ATIoN.-Inth the evidence
before the Howard investigation Saturday,
It appeared that the proceeds OF the sale of
Iois from the Howard University land
amounted to over 100000, but they were
not turned 0certo the United States TFea-
sury as Il reimbursement for the amount
originally drawn from there to pay for said
laud>,
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WILLIAM G.. DURHAM u Co, ..st
w GENERAL SHIPPING gs
AND CONFESSION hERCHANTSs
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH. ETHBxR4
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-0FFICE Box -
FOB NEW YORK. -
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &

!. OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP - g
The splendid new side-wheeI stesmstdps isAAC
sE s sas 4AH4Ri essa ses Yalt z:
b bSti, Ta lux Ee and and isf11a
Il. Lsags RiHnopa s ss5y TUESDAY FRI
saloons and staterooms. The fare. socosamcdss
tons, and attention. are 1ns y a.. =,
Insurance Effected, when ordered, ATAaQUAn-
TER OF ONE PER CENT. at the ofiess ofsais
TIE SJ%2 eo aRsy q Ss OFFICE 90
Main streets.
FOB LIVERPOOL ANp <sReA
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS. : -
RATES OF PAssAsIBY TIE SATURDAY sTEAAnas
First Cabin, Payable IN Gold. 49,
1i's''0Vt sssrags, Psv@5is IN currency
ehssIs2 S 81 sTaxss Va ma
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold.........."ss % %
Hai 1obn,s gosa r. BY branch riscid .
~ ''n &ssraee, Paya5ie in 0ITTesey.
liverpool or Queenstown. announcements 70 %
s.. Johns, n. r.. By branch steamsr..... q
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, aud
tie Continent, at moderate rates. .,..es.ss. 80
o SSs further 5o tS1s Dan fHD1
WILLIAM :. f pSsHIM ssT o Ss's hss sa
NATIONAL LINE. :5t
.a sffs9sss Stfk1E 8 oNNsyshss2
pier u North river every Saturday i
FRAECE; QUEER, HELyJETTIIAI.n.
S SsS Ss5:ass s5s ss s ssi1sss1.
Storage passage, $5e currency: 80. +.
steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
ga, in currency.
Steerage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Rot.
serdam, and Havre, $i5. In currency.
For further particulars, apply at the onices q
the company, 90 Broadway I. W. j. HURST
D"n" WILLIAM C. DURHAM & CO., Agents. /.
sTEAM TO GLASGOW AND $HAS
THE ANCHOR LINE.
rayorite Clyde-built passenger steamers arc Inc
tended to sad EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, at II O'Clock III.
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $so ana
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, s1ecs
steerage to Glasgow or Derry, 80 intermediate
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 81, 3.
Passengers bookedto and from Hamburg, HAyros
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable ut any bank IN Great BIS
| tain. y !, -.
| Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York, TO HEas
OAA'H WiLIIAI G. DUNHAM q co, Agents.
au2S lss.z.s
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frea Oh The people. The rest Of Paris Is

RoaE, May 9.-The opponents of infalli-
bihty hold conference to-day preparatory
to opening debate on that subject Tues
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Great Fire I'm TfncastEe-ThRee.fou
OF the Town Destroyed.

Great Fire I'm TfncastEe--Thsee.fo
Of the Town Destroyed.
Friday night q destructive fire occurred
in the venerable town Of Fincastle, the
| county seat of Botetourt county. The mum.
Der Of the population is about one thousand
Before the fire was arrested three-fourths oil
the place was reduced to ashes. We extract
the following from letter dated on Sunday
at Salem:
"Before this letter reaches you the tele-
graph will have conveyed to you the news
from poor old Fincastle. 1t is almost de-
stroyed by fire which broke out in the sta
bles Of the Western Hotel, then caught the
Jail, bar-room, and hotel itself. 1t then took
every house on that side of the street except
the courthouse, down to Mrs. Stoners.
Both hotels are gone. It was communicated
to w. Z. NJ. Words house across the street
from the Western Hotel, which was burned.
It travelled thence to James Luster's, corner
of Main and Roanoke streets, and destroyed
nearly all the houses on Roanoke street, in
Guiding McCue's, Or. Carpers, and James
Carper's houses, and the Masonic Hall.
"Crossing from LISTERS to Guggenheim-
er's corner, it destroyed the store now oc-
cupied by Houseman, and continued its
destructive course along Main street to the
bottom of the hill, Water street-sweep-
ing every house save McDowelPs brick
store and dwelling. The fire then took
down Church street, destroying much pro-
perry on that street, including the property
of Jacob Capef, deceased, and Joseph
Gaunt.
"Colonel Horseman Is insured for 81 800,
and from what hear, fear few, if any,
others are insured. Loss supposed to be
fully $200,000.
"The courthouse was saved by the con-
centration of the small force for extinguish-
ing fires upon it.
"Colonel Houston, the new Judge, had
just paid s., 800 for his dwelling, and had
furnished it.
"The Methodists had just purchased q
parsonage for their minister, and he had
moved into it, when it was swept by the
fire. The adjoining property, owned by
Mr.. Thomas S. Goodwin, shared the same
fate.
This is indeed great calamity, and
plunges large community, and most vir-
tuous and worthy one, into the deepest dis
tress. The fire spread with amazing rapid.
ity, the buildings being nearly all framed.
1t ran with fleetness from house to house
that was almost comparable to the speed of
fire in the prairie"
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% medium. . zoo@s s.as
shipping, ripe, In good oroer. 7.5oQ $50
WORKING, common 70 medtum....... s.eoGg $50
RMGark,,ng, good s.so9 1880
so IN. 1909 5000
fine s.eoaQ $500
sun-cured...""... "................. s.so@ HOO
Leaf
Shipping, short dark, in good order 90
shipping, short dark, In soft order . o,eofS TO- 90
Shipping, long dark, rich and waxy,
In good order. u.so@0 $500
rich and waxy.............. ......... loosQ ll.so
Stemming, short and long ............. S.s00 E.so
Bright wrappers, medium to good. 2s.o03 4o.ee
Bright wrappers, fine to extra..... sooo9 leo. %
trimmings ..............,............... 65o@ $50
Sun-cured leaf. u5oO 2o.ee
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SAD DEArH.-A daughter Of Kemp P.
Battle, Esq, OF North Carolina, was acct
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Richmond TOBACCO Narket.

Richmond Tobacco Market.
MAYs.-The market was rather less active the
past week on all tobacco In soft ORDER, aud prices
shade lower. The desirable kinds In good order
were generally sold at quoted rates. We see no
special reason to change general quotations
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ADrfl Ia. 1870,

|nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
VEINS i CO. was dissolved on the LIST day of May,
1870, by the withdrawal Of j. M. Stevens. Those
Indebted to the said firm will please settle
promptly when tie accounts are presented.
SHIELDS, STEVENS & co. i
We will continue the GROCERY BUSINESS a.
the same place. 500 Broad street, occupied by the
for the liberal patronage extended to them ask a
continuance of The same.
SHIELDS & CARY
The penitentiary store will for the present be
continued at 500 Broad street. expect In a short
time to have large supply OF SHOES and
BROOMS, which can offer at low prices.
JOSEPH N. STEVENS,
my6 General Agent.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The concern OF ANDREW j. GRAY
co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ANDREW j. GRAY,
April II, 1870. SOMERVILLE GRAY.
l have this day sold out my interest In the cou-
Germ Of Andrew j. Gray & Co. to Cir. ANDREW
j. GRAY, who Is alone authorized to settle the
AprIr1l, 1910. BONNEVILLE GRAY.
Having purchased the interest of Mr.. Somer-
Vile Gray in the late firm of A. j. Gray Co.,
all persons having claims against the concern Will
present them to me for settlement. All persons
owing the concern will make payment to me.
shall continue the business rs heretofore con-
Quoted by the old concern, and hope to have the
patronage lately shown toward them and the late
ANDREW J. GRAY.
April IL, 1870. ap 12-lm
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TyOWHATAN sTEAMBOAT q
Il Cu3fPANY. -

TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
Steamer STATE or AARYIAHD. Captain g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Captain GneesxeAs.
Cheap, reliable, snd safs route e Hslla naoae
nLssye BsfttMSfs every TyEsDAgsp 4s5gyEss
Ri hh and s s1srg N6s s ssess e
o'cieck r. n, and on THURSDAY 90 "a 'caccS
EE sss 4. rsf Round sss
extra. s. sst1s.sET
D he Powhssan Steamboat Company asyfHg
made Q permanent lease OF their present wharf
from the owners OF the wharf, hsve 6eterNf1ed 70
charge no Wharfage on any freight 10 th1 fntefe.
either from Baltimore or Richmond. 2 ssgfc g.
my2 HARyEYs q WILLAA6s Assn.s. .
EOR NORFOLK, PoRTs.S17Tni
Il MOUTH, AND All RKaULAH
and elegant UNITED sTATEs Nall steamer
Q n + y % !. / : f,l = g 4 3 si 3,
Leaves her wharf at Reeketss Cor tho ahoSe1 anse
places on MONDAYs WEDNEsDAYs, asdER1
DAYS ct BLK O'CLOCK a, ~, aud returnseA
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS. y
Passengers arrive IN N9Eiok U tine 20 Ssas
acct with steamers fof BaifimoEe ana 9oiAts
a RAIN. leave City Point FOR rssnsprx % sr.s
Ssrsto Horsolk, sa.ss
tff.fl FREl6HI -. s. -; !;
fsssaysa NJ Esp e. H. ser sSlo III
Bostou, Baltimore, and principal ,AndlnSS q
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings onJanssl
river, at reasonable rates. s5.f,s vi. II
No. WHARFAGE GHARaED. -.
n ss1Es = f0r~asianasing s9 Ea4 g
&c q O1ace. steamers, vkakfS u
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CONFECTIONERHEs.

DURE FRUIT JUICES. /.
We offer to those wishing to make dne SYRurS
for their soda customers STRAWBERRYskAs.p,-
extracted from the fruits, and warranted pure;,i
SEh-MOSS FARfNE, LIQUID CHOCOLATE Il
PASTE, sIC NY, nGM9s s sHSsAh' d,
SUGAR TAMARINDS, THU sELnMISo NA.5t1
NILLA CHOCOLATE, BAKERY ~ u
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ANDREW PIZZIN1 e CO.,
s57 Broad street. 80 Y
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