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Domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, May s-Eoon.-Flour 500 cent,
better; Wheat 1c. better: Corn dull and deelin;
1e5c: Cotton heavy ct asa5a3ac. Turpentine steady
at ZIG: Rosin quiet at 1906 Tor strained common,
and 81. 10 for good strained. Freights dull.
bales FIourSsnperae State SIS siass ;s south SS'
ern without decided changes common to fair ex.
ira. ss@so;So good to Choice g. es@ ss.ss. Wheat
western, 81. 3o@sl.s1. Corn heavy and declining
new mixed western, SLeS9s1 10. Beer stesdy
n 5s plain mess new extra plain mess
changed: WhisSey active at 81 o19Sf.o2. Gro
certes dull and steady. Naval Stores steady.
steady.
BALTIMORE. May 3.-Flour held firm with light
stock. Wheat firm prime Maryland red Sl.55N
81 80. Corn firm and advanced lc.: white, a. l3GS
sl.I5 yellow. al.l2a$l.A ID. Oats firm at ea@9s5c,
Provisions firm and unchanged. Lard, 1Hc.
Whiskey unchanged.
CINCINNATI, May s.-Corn steady. whiskey,
$l.e1. Provisions firmer. Mess Pork, $40. Ba.
con Shoulders, l?ic. clear sizes, l7c.-b0th held
q shade higher. Lard, lcac.
LOUISVILLE, May --Corn-Choice shelled
Sucked, 03c. Pork. 1920. so. Lard, lie. Bacon
Shoulders, l3c. sides, 17Gl7tc. Whiskey, SIG
$l.c1.
NORFOLK May a.--Cotton dull; low middliny,
ooic.; sales, 50 bales: receipts, 275 bales.
CHARLESTON. S. c., May s.-Cotton dull aud
lower sales, $50 bales receipts $50 bales; stock,
II, Si2 bales.
sAvANNAu. Nay a.-Cotton quiet and un.
changed: mlddliug, "1tc.; sales, SEQ bales re.
ce!ptS, s5l bales.
MOBILE, May a. Cotton lrmer middling. 81,
@2lsc. sales l 400 bales receipts, 74S bales
Bales. vi Gov % ''D' - ' '''' - ~
lI9c. Molasses-PrIme reboled, 7o@i5c. Gold
1lis New York sight, premium.
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rrLEGRAPHrC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mark.

ASS~ A~A1 SSOIfe ssh7sA uAOssOS nsAss H.Ss@
NEW YORK. May a.-Eoon.--Stocks heavy. Mo-
ney, 5@d per cent. sterling-LonR 1858; ihort,
10. Gold, l14t. 5-2o's, 'e2 1lla. Tennessee Ex-
coupons, col: new, sss. Virginia Gs-Ex-cou-
pons, Get; new, II Louisiana s's, old, 70; Le-
wee d's, 72i; s's. OIL. Alabama ss, 1o43: 5's, r..
Georgia s's, 10; rs, p5. North Carolina o's, 473
new, 23s South Carolina e'f-Old, coy.
Evenfng-Money steady at SOS per cent. ster-
ling, 1923. Gold strong at ll4s@1ls. Govern
ments strong and steady. Southern Securities dull
but generally steady.
LATER.
NEW YORK., May s.-Money has been qnie.
throughout the day. Prime discounts. oR7 FER
cent. Gold opened quiet, declined from 1lti to
114a, became frmer, and advanced to us, on pur-
ctases by foreign bankers, some Of whom have
dispatches from Frankfort to the effect that the
Prussian Government has ordered that all hmeri-
can railway securities shall be stricken from the
fist OF bourses Of money centres in that kingdom,
which. Of course, includes Frankfort.
Gold closed steady and strong at ll4i@1l5. CO.
vernments opened heavy and lower, but late In the
day became stronger, In sympathy with gold. and
closed strong and steady; United States o's-'srs
coupons 1855; 'e2's, 111i: 'efs, Ill: 'es's iii,
new llat 's7's 113; 'cs'a, 1871: 1o-46's, 1881.
Southern securities dull. but generally steady
throughout the day, closing as follows: Tennes.
see SIS. 1884, Virginia es. 500; new, 60. Louisiana
s's, IS; new, 70: levee ss, 723; s's, 81. Alabamq
s's. 1ca. Georgia rs, s5. North Carolina 6's, q!
new, ?24. South Carolina 6's, sla.
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Chairman Monroe Ward Committee.

MONROE WARD CoNsERvATrv Eysmr1rp
CoAMITTEE.--The Conservative nmmittee
of Monroe Ward held meetiagon Mondav
night, and in compliance With q renuest
made by the Madison Ward Club APPOINTED
Messrs. Powhatan Weisoer Colopei 7 K
Connolly, D. b. JoneslT.C. Ems. Charles
NJ. Wallace, l., NJ. Car$er and Mass HIT IT,
Ter. a committee tsconfer with like com
mittecs from other wards in regard to a set
w CIV" VI sne dsrences existing in regard
=" s'ith loi iilaang city nominations. This
~ fhn ~ structed to report the result
., % III ,nG eYsnce to meeting Of the Ward
, Gn, he NJ 'SpSt. Alban's Hall on Thursday
n lIsn e.. MMlroe Ward having adopted the
I p,." ~. ,Slprimary election, with an amend
, r" cNEnding the time to the whole Pc
y, on H6gistration, and Clay and Marshall
'aras MaVing adopted the same plan, with
one Guy tfor IN election, it is desirable that
"A luii Rastendance Of all the committees
shou!aSsbe had with view to an early ad-
lunsiih' SGt Of this difference.
lnefExecutive Committee directed that
the Ward should be Immediately divided
into Registration and voting districts, and q
| comlfnittee appointed for that purpose.
Mf>srs. D. r. Williams. Robert Stiles,
THOMAS Branch, D. J. Saunders, and George
| ;. P:almer. were appointed members Of the
CITY Executive Committee from Monroe
WarU.
The Chair announced the death of two
member, Of the Executive Committee
| IcsSrs. p. II. Aylctt and w. A. Charters.
| After wh;ch, the preamble and resolu-
tons published elsewhere We're unani'
mously adopted.
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, May 3.-Both Houses met
at 10 o'clock this morning. In the Senate
there was nothing of interest.
In the House, Mr.. Caldwell, of Troupe
county, moved to reconsider the action of
yesterday concurring in the action Of the
Senate. The resolution was tabled-yeas,
"a; nays, So.
MIR. Price called up resolution to seat
members not elected under General Meade's
order. Laid on the table.
A resolution appointing joint commit
as recommended by Governor Bullock, was
called.
Mr.. Price (Democrat) offered joint reso-
luton, which was adopted, ordering the
State Treasurer to pay warrants drawn by
the Governor and countersigned by the
Comptroller.
Both Houses adjourned.
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DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYrR.-
Pursuant to the recommendation Of the
Governor and Mayor, there will be an en-
tire suspension OF business in Richmond
and Manchester to-day, and the houses of
worship in both places will be open for pub
lie services.
The public schools, market-houscs, public
Offices of the city government. and the
freight dcpots, will all hc closed, and the
cars on the city railway will not run during
the day. Below will be found the appoint
ments for religious services.
The post-ollicc will only be open from 8
to 10 o'clock \. VI.
There will hc no evening papers pub
nshcd to-day and no morning papers to-
,r,,rrnw
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Emigration i'm South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. G., May 3.-An Agricul-
tural Emigrant Convention, called by the
South Carolina Institute, met to-day at the
Academy of Music. The delegates consist
of planters, bankers, Journalists, merchants,
manufacturers, and leading mechanics, em.
bracing many of the most distinguished
men Of this State, Georgia, and North Caro-
lima.
The chief object Of the Convention is to
devise a system of immigration which will
secure reliable foreign labor.
General johnson Hagood was chosen
President. Committees were appointed on
direct trade, cotton manufacture, aericul-
turc, labor resources, &c. The reports oil
these committees are looked to with inte-
rest, as practical suggestions are expected
rs to means to be adopted to develope the
resources and for the material advancement
Of the southern States.
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r.lty required IN the sum Of 800 for his ia.

rlty required In the sum Of 300 for his fa.
ture good behavior.
Martha Brown (colored}, charged with
attempting to stab with knife and threat
ening TO kill Thornton Brown. Discharged.
Continued case Of John Henry Bell (co-
lored)-hdbeas corpus case-eharged with
stealing two coats. valued at $50, from John
c. Shater, on the I'D March. Sent on to be
tried by the next grand jury term Of the
Hastings Court for burglary.
Continued case Of William Rose, charged
with having in his possession and Offering
for sale n lot Of copper supposed to have
been stolen from the capitol. Case con-
tinued to the 9th instant, and bailed in the
sum Of $500.
Henry King alias johnson (coloredl,
charged with stealing a brass pedestal,
weighing 16S pounds, supposed to be the
property Of Mrs. Hubert. Case continued
until the 9Th instant, and bail required in
the sum of $3.50.
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LIST OF TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND From DATE OF LAST
REPORT TO BOTH ArRIL, 1SI0.-S. II. Cor
don. trustee, to John G. sileltcn, lot corner
of Franklin and Ninth streets, with build
ing thereon, fronting .G feet 1iA inches OH
south side Of Franklin street by 102 feet 8
inches deep. for 81 l23.
Denis Mccarthy to George II. Matthews.
trustee, lot with frame dwelling thereon,
fronting % feet on south side Of Ncnable
street by l42 feet deep, for $3.50.
Robert +. Wilitms to john G. Davis, lot
corner of Eighth and Clay streets, fronting
IS feet on west side Of Clay street by 12O
feet deep, with brick dwelling thereon, for
$4,000.
L. Ii. FitZhugh, A. A. Smith, and John
o. >teger, commissioners, to Thomas Fitz-
patrick, triangular lot No. II, Bakers addi-
ton, fronting III feet on west line of Clay
street, and running back Oh one line 220&
feet and on the other $50 feet, for $l50G3.
Henry Hart to John S. Mccarthy, lot with
brick building thereon, fronting % feet
eight inches on north side of Cary street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, by 153 feet
four inches deep, for 500.
John A. Coke to Charles Euker, lot on
south side of Grace street, with new brick
building thereon, fronting 80 feet on Grace
street by 100 feet deep, for s. 100.
Sarah E. Strother, eXecutriX, TO Honora
NJ. Randolph, lot fronting q Il feet on north
side OF Leigh street by 152 feet inches
deep, for 81 40.
John Maben and others, trustees, to Will
liam c. knight, lot fronting G6 feet Oh north
line of Grace street between Adams and
jefferson, by $50 feet deep, for $500.
NJ. +. Cullin@sWorth to Is. b. French, lot
-, I,;,.. sI;ll f,pptipp IN nnrt N side
Of Vciablc street, b. ta5 feet deep, for
S1S7.50.
A. T.. Schur!nan to a. /. West, trustee,
lot fronting y feet OIL north side OF Broad
street between Madison and Monroe streets,
by TAG feet deep, fer 81 SEQ.
II. J. Starkc TO Thomas Samson, lot, with
brick tenement thereon, fronting 81 feet on
the west line Of Sixth street by lis feet
deep, for $500.
Frederick Habliston to William =. Ford,
lot No. II, fronting SO feet Oil the south side
of Broad between Madison and Monroe
streets by 1856 feet deep, for $500.
&. A. Hundley to Peter II. Voolfolk, lot
No. $, Navy Hill, fronting 81 feet on Sixth
street by 124 feet deep, for 1910.
Robert Yarbrough's heirs to Henry
side of NJ street between Thirtieth and
Thirty-first streets, containing half an acre,
with brick tenement and one-half Of wooden
thereon. for s5S5.
NJ. A. Shope to NJ. +. Eitel, lots 81 and IS,
square 5, Fulton, fronting 60 feet on north
side of State street by 10 feet deep, for
$40.
Styles and Christian, commissioners, to
Thomas Bapty, lot fronting 26S feet ON
north line of Grace street by 104 feet deep,
with wooden building thereon, for Sl, $40.
NJ. L. Straus to George A. Hundley, lot
No. 90, Navy Hill, fronting 80 feet on east
line of Fifth street by 122 feet deep, with
building thereon, for 81 800.
J. w. II. Alexander to Martin Mahoney,
lot A, fronting II feet on south side OF Vena-
BILE street, for $50.
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INTERNAL REVENUE AssEssMBNT.-Dr. ".
Fl. Read, first assistant assessor for the first
division of internal revenue Of this city,
states that the annual list for incomes and
licenses will exceed 800, ZOO in this city,
which speaks we'll for the efficiency Of the
assessors, who are obliging and attentive
to their duties, and speaks we'll for the as
SCISSOR and his faithful assistants in giving
satisfaction to the many they deal with.
This being the last month, under the special
taxes of 1869. that dealers of all kinds have
to make monthly returns, they will do go on
or before the 10th, as the law requires.
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order to come to q dirses understanding
with bis Government through him prepara-
tory to their giving up The contest. No
definite conclusion has been reached, but it
IL understood TINT the most coneiliatory
disposition has been manifested by the
Spanish Minister.
posed of 225 cases, leaving $50 ON the docket.
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yi0;auce mt the West.

SALT LAKE, May 3.-W. r. Story, a Depu-
ty United States Marshal, was killed by u
desperate named Howes whom he was
about to arrest. \ posse is in pursuit OF
the murderer.
HELENA, MONTANA, May "a public
meeting was held and twenty-five men Sc
lected to try two Gesperadoes, who were
subsequently hanged i'll the presence OF
1850 people.
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MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE COMMIT
TEE.--The presidents of the Conservative
organizations in Jefferson, Marshall, and
Clay Wards are requested to appoint COM
mttccs of seven from their Clubs, in ac-
cordancc with communication addressed
to the various Clubs by the President of the
Madison Ward Club, with view to an adj
Jnstment of the differences which have
arisen in the adoption of plan for nomi-
mating city ticket. The committees thus
appointed are requested to meet on Thurs
day evening at 8 O'Clock at the Chamber of
Commerce. w. G.. PAINE,
Chairman Madison Ward Committee;
POwHATAN WEIsIGER,
Chairman Monroe Ward Committee.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Chief
Justice Chase presided in this court on yes
terday. The case Of Shoemaker Us. French
was argued by J. Deanc Smith, Esq, of Bal
timore. and Joseph Bradley, Esq, of Wash,
in@ton, for the complainant, and Colonel
II. O. Clayton and Governor i. P. Stanton
for the defendant. The court took the case
under consideration.
Judge Crump addressed the court in be-
half of James Jctcr Phillips, asking that if
the court had not made up its mind fully
on all the points in the case that he might
he allowed to reopen the argument. The
Chief Justice at once declared that he was
fully satisfied that no argument could be adj
duced which would tend in the least to
change the opinion of the court.
The grand jury Was sworn i'll and organ
lied.
The court will meet at 10 O'Clock this
morning to receive the resolutions adopted
l,y the members of the bar in regard to
those Of the fraternity who lost their lives
in the calamity at the Capitol, Immediately
after which it will adjourn without the
transaction of any business.
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Mn. W. Nick DAyIs.-A statement having
appeared in several Virginia papers that
this gentleman had recently committed sui
eide, friend in this city telegraphed on
yesterday to ascertain as to its truth. The
following answer was received:
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 3, 1870.
N. III. Lee:
Dir. W. Nick Davis Is alive, and has no
notion OF suiciding. W. II. HoPsoN."
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRApH1,

LONDON, May 3-Noon.-Consols, Oh. United
States bonds, $50. sugar a1oat easier at 27s.
LIVERPOOL, May 3--Noon.-rottnn dull; up
lands, loid. Orleans. llsd sales estimated to be
10 GEO bales. Too o. Clock Cotton shade irmer
but unchanged. Manchester adyices less favora-
BILE. Red Western Wheat, IS. &c. winter, IS. 1od.
@ss. lid. American Corn, 2aj. Lard dull. Beef,
Ills.
LIVERPOOL. May --Erening.-Cotton quiet
and steady IIplands, lo5d; Orleans, 1lb0lltd.:
sales TO- 600 bales Including 5000 bales for export
and speculation.
PARIS, May a-Noon.--Bourse opened quiet
Rentes, f4f. etc.
HAvRE, May 3.-Cotton opened heavy at 1917.
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Messrs. Editors Of the Dispatch,-Gentle-
men, will you do me the favor to state that
the Thomas Hayes who was charged with
fighting at st. PauPs church is not Thomas
Hayes who was the porter of Messrs. Ste
vens, Pegram & Co., grocers, Broad street.
Respectfully, THOMAS HAYES (colored).
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GOING NohTH.-LYnchburg and DsnviIle pas-
sengers leave Danvilfe daily Except sundayg) at
1Ao A. M. leave Burkeville daily except snn-
days. at R:45 2, NJ; arrive az RIchn,ond daily
AID EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily az 9:25
P. III. leaves Danville daily mt LIST p. n. ar.
rlves NJ Richmond daily st 7:2o A. ID.
The Lynctbgrg end Dangile Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with The trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the SouthStde and Vir-
g.Dia snd Tennessee railroads, Briatol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton Chattsnoosa, Nashville, Memphis
ana b a s sos'h sa
It Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, DO, &c. /;
and at Richmond with The Richmond, Fredericks.
ourg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. l,es
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES,S PATENT
RECLINING CHAI9S on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
de % Superintendent.
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GENEROUS ACTIoH.-The members of the
General Assembly on yesterday (of their
own motion) each agreed to give one days
pay for the relief Of the sufferers by the,
late calamity. The clerks of the House and
Senate also made similar contribution. A
very handsome sum will be realized.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MAY r.
Miss Annie See, Richmond, Va; Thomas
w. Upshur, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Joseph
Samani, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Isaac Daven'
port, Richmond, Va; DR.. Hudson (co-
lored), Richmond, Va.
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Foacxr EAira or rsasoxAs paofzssr.
property by forced sales passed the Senate
yesterday, Aeconac and Northampton be-
ing exempted from It's provisions. Before
its passage, Mr. Smith, Of Henrico, moved to
amend BY excluding Henrico and Richmond
city also. On the vote being taken, Mr..
Courtney voted against the amendment,
and Mr.. Campbell declined to vote Mt all.
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r LINNEMAN'S
4 i. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
40 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Ladies' Dresses, Shawls Cloaks, and Sacks,
DYED IN ANY COLOR DESIRED, or CLEAN
ED In the very best and neatest manner.
Geptlemen's garments CLEANED OR DYED
SIS new. -
I offer for sale several SILK DRESSES In DIFF
ferent colors GRAPE ana WOOLLE& sHAWLS,
RIBBONS, SC. Also, a lot Of COATS, PANTS,
and VESTS. which have been left ut my dycing
establishment and not called for In due time.
L. liz NEMAN. No. 400 Broad street,
ap22 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Financial and Commercial.

CoRN AND TLouR ExcHArsz,3
RICHMOND. Va, May ., fs7c.
OFFERINGS.
Whs1s.-White. 3a4 bushels. Red, none.
Corn.-Whirc, 900 bushels. Mixed, ses bushels.
OGts.-3A bushels.
Ivheat.-White, 60 bushels good as sl.s7s; sI4
bushels very good ut SEQ.
Co-n.-n mite, none. Mixed, lcs bushels very
good on private terms. -,
OGts.-None.
RE-EXHDITED.
Whedt.-White, rs bushels.
Corn.-White. $50 bushels. Mixed, sea bushels.
Odts.-44 bushels. 49,.
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STEaEosCop1C VIEW OF THE CAPITOL
Messrs. Selden & Co., 91S Main street, have
published an excellent ster eoscopic view OF
the Capitol as it appeared just after the
disaster. 1t is an interesting memento OF
tho SAD affair
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The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE respect
fully suggest that inasmuch as committees
are at work canvassing the city for funds
there be no collection IN the churches to-day
in aid Of the sufferers.
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CoNvIcTs ARRrvED.-Winston Carter (co-
lored), of Patrick county, ten years, for
murder in the second degree. Hugh Nix
on alias Carter, of Appomatox, six years,
for horse-stealing.
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Fatal Fight.

MONTICELLO, KANSAS, May 3.-Colonel
PAYNE and NJ. c. Stapleton fought duel in
dark room yesterday. Payne was shot
through the lungs. stapletol's throat was
cut. Both died. The tight was prear-
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- ~ =. -
ENHEsAPEAKE AND CHIC RAIL-
Ia M. E:oAD, On sDd aftas suNnAy 1T Of My.
l ls,e. The PASSENGER ms Fwtif ran 90 fol-
MAIL Tram viIlrnn daiiy bssvsen Richnou4
VIE Snn s sna EsaseP nda
:: and srriss ~ Z Essnoe &
s.o ~s ns oss. g. re
Manassas railroad Eistl trains for gAIcxandrfa.
Washington, RaltiRoge, PhIiadslphiA, New YORK.
neosa, Memphis, New Orleans Montgomery. 10
M Mali IL TRAIN Win run sri.weskiy between
p1Y fuf ass ssa 2 Isss
Stanton at 4:so r. d. and arrive &C White Suphur
q M ssTs Wn.s san5 g ~
shsp yin s.sgss 6. NssassL Bstass
Tor Bath Alum and r Warn sprinss. aaa e WEise
Sulphur with stages FOR Lc~fssurg, Charleston,
rkEs5sT :ss sg ssSBsR q anss
for LeM1gton and Natural Bridges
Change
rive at Washin gton At $50 a: u. Lssye Wssi.
SO 4. N. Making al through connection a Rich-
mend and Wscninsson; 80. u ..,....,.
and VIII be rum through between Richmond and
BALTIMORE without change.
THROUGH TICKETS issued 70 all pofnts
North, West, and Southwest. 10y
JAMES b. SWITZERLAND
myS General Ticket Agent
DICHAOND AND YORK RIVER
1G RAILROAD LrEE-FOR BAL,TIMOH'
TIE NORTH, AND 1N0RTHWEST-CHANGE
DAYS. IN snd amer THURSDAY, April isth,
the PASSENGER SCHEDULE VIII be run as
follows: Passengers Cor Baltimore and points
POI OF the Richmond and York River Rsilrosa :;
Richmond DAILY except SuDdays) at ISIS r. H.,
FOR West Point. where they taks tie fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA. Gan
tain s. w. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD,-bot OF which have been
ne sly fitted out with splendid Recommendations
for pas cngcrs-reachinR Baltimore the following
morning In time to connect With the Trains for
Philadelphia, New York, snd tho West. Return.
Ing, the boats leave pier NO. ., Lisht.Street
wharyes jsst below. Pratt street. Baltimore,
DAILY Except Sundaysl &C & O'Clock r. b.,
passengers arriving In Richmond ut $40 A. II.
the following dar, In time TO connect with tho
express train on the Richmond and Danvtlle rail-
road for DLnville and al points On that road
Greensboro. Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., n. O.;
Coinrnh!s, q. q. and SIT points South.
PASSENGER TRIM leaves Richmond daily
ct 3:l5 p. M. Leaves West Point daily at 8 A. ID:
Freight received and forwarded promptly, ana
through bills or lading given 10 psominens
points THOMAS D0EAMED,
apG7 Superintendent.
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MAYORS COURT, TuEsDAY--Mayor Ely
' "; presidiaJ.-Ihe following cases were
o',np0sad Of by his Honor yesterday
hnmas Hghtfoot (colored), charged with
iciynjonsly rohb:ng George Dick OF part
o. 2in-carriage Ta!gcd 1t 500. Case con-
mnnel until the 9TH Instant, and bailed i'll
The spn Of $3.50.
Charles Burgess (colored), charged with
1Ssa ulting and beating Ellen Jones. secu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04

LOUISVILLE, May 3.-John II. Morton,
aged nineteen, son of j. {. Morton, bank
er, was killed by Il gambler named Dan
Powers, at Il house of ill-;lme, last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-04
Baseball.

New ORLEANS, May 5.-The Chicago Base
Ball Club arrived this evening, and are The
guests OF the Lone-Star Club. They will
play the first game with them on the 9Th.