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warmers
PILE REMEDY.

WARMERS PiIS. ~ nEDN has new
err failed mot even il one caseJ TO cure the very
worst cases of Bind. Itching OF Bleeding Pslss
those who afflicted should i'm nediateiy call
on their druggist and get Warmers Pile Kennedy
1t is expressly for the Piles, and is not recon
men 4 Ell to cure any other disease. II has cured
many Gases Of over thirty years standing Price
One Dollar. For sale by druggist, everywhere.
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Medical and Surgical Institute.

u,t published, a Course Of Lecture. OF tie
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J. NJ. BUFORD.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
The Wanderers Taken to St. Louis for Safe
keepina-- Efforts "a Lynch.

From the st. Louis Democrat. Nov. 2a]
Tho P0t0sl murdererS were brought here yeSer.
lodged in jail for safe keeping as the jail AZ PetOs
was considered insecure aud enc attack had already
been made upon 1t by iAfurated citizens, bent on
seizng and Iynchlng the tiends.
Thinkiog the jolly family knew something OF the
murder Sherli John I. Clarke on the Monday follow
ing IL arrested Charles jolly Sr the father Of one
OF the murderers; John dolly, his brother n-law,
and Leon Jolly his brother The latter, lad four
Teen years Of age, readily told all he knew oil the
murder, which he witnessed through crack In tile
aide Of the house.
andeforts were Immediately made for their cap
ture, which was accomplished ~ Rush Tower the
following evening. The men were taken back TO
Potosi and lodged in jail, together with John and
Charles Jolly, ST.
ON Saturday last large party appeared at the
jail door and demanded OF The SierIn that the pri-
soners be surrendered Ia them. The demand was
refused upon which an attack was al once made on
the Jail.
Tho Sheriff, finding that the doors would be bat
fefed down and the prisoners lynched. called upon
rioters were urcd up1l. One man was killed and
two wounded The IRE was promptly returned.
inc officers being protected by ihe W alls escaped
Ihhyured. ana the crowd was Gnally repuIsed
rearing that another at ack would be made that
could not he so successfully resisted the Sheriff
ordered the removal or the two murderels 70 this
city tor safe keepiDg.
Charles Jolly, Sr., being apparently innocent. was
released on ball. while Jshn Jolly, the brother-ii-law
o the accused, together with Leon, the boy, IL still
confined at P0toSl.
our reporter yesterday interviewed the men at thu
jail hore, aud oand them exceedingly stoid and q.
norant although rather communicative. Charlea
Jolly bears an ugly saDrc-cu on the nose, SAID to
have been received from his captors, at Rush
Tower.
both are roughly dressed, and their hands are cal.
loosed by toll IN the mines. Their Faces and heads
Indicate q low order OF intellect, but they do not
bear tho sinister expression that might DO ex.
peotcd.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
( scsunxls eAafti AsausrlY elssEp. !


frrsm shc Boston Traveller. Nov. sal
LAST evening olnccrs Dearborn and Skelter OF the
S~erss service polce. "pirc1" him 10 his boarding
Place and arrested young man named II. L. Drink
water, alA- Henry Lacoste The fellow turns out to
heart ~ Al Tao chlers or CO tnronsh respectable
yean2 lady who told the deputy chief that lAcosto
~ ssasny a.sa.Learsd M syom the c,sy WIN I, tnrss s
oollsrs selenxfnw 10 her. she ssd she hsd knewn
va y.aas msa intimately, bus too wen. FOR
mage ne came 20 the ciy for tho purpose OF
hastas the nlpilai knot tied. But upon going
tala she goans lady that the Acgisirxr's once was
closed allA Ne waniS have o. postpone the unisn
week. m nri, N ner innorcnce aud confidence,
isManr Monday mos ning when she discovered that
sssy sasnx, ~as AZ wrong Laeos;e had disap.
ssc haa. Waxing known her trouble at the chiefs
orace, enscers Dcarsota snd skelson were entrusted
~Hh wofkiax ~ The cass; and. IN the course OF
bnaE.nr y " culmlaaliak point one OF the lcnl-
eGfs discovered similarity bsiwccn Iacoste's de-
sss~1'ea ', sns We de,cflpssea 9! young man that
valued - tisa, ffon a gentleman named Drink
water, sod also ior eabcxxement Of $500
o. New yofk O. ieys N brushcs, at No. az
Wdfr Eifkct v hrn arrested Iscoeie put on a
roca arA 81 indixnltf b1t Snall5 accepted the stu
1ason Mtta iSnitn&N iaies0ghic. Tho prisoner IL
tNtniy -six teais "a sRc. weighs about one hundred
ana Niy fv1naA has auburn heir, . sandy mus
etne aud Roman uo~e. AID II wiihai a smart ap-
pelflng tennR msa. IN the course oI MS short hut
trtnn t&rtrr N thi clly ne Represented 10 several
fAttatA tha 81 Sc @iy ~ TIE young lazy W ION no
fahtrd, ~ ~ eas al alfarhe vi 10th the Journal
az fhe ruIsSrf ~ ~ reporter. The gold watch
uni 'iafo-fe' sisle ii"m nls brother he "shovcdn
a. mine ancle 81 thIec goden balis for the sum
~ thriy dolisf& 1he 4'hepcce was recovered this
iaefnng. la rexsfd 10 Inc esabcyxlement In New
ipr< az agent ~ te Ne. FORK nrm this cliy luily
laenAlin4 la o. lass morning fae galIly party
u n probable he VII 10 eouplalIel " Ior cmbcx
1lfmeut iarceays trcnrh ~ promise and seduction
1hc larceny hon ihc Young woman ra- committed
ien dass egA la sh8 aHnirlpal t0nrt this morning
Lscoste waived an Examination and was commilt.d
~ g4iL
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

MARRIAGE A~p SffyKR MEpnrS0.-~r'nlon ra;k
was ast cvcalna the scene III the deadly interesting
esont ~ "a ri&le aaa SILVER wedding. The par
tees unitel ~ marriage ucs were Alss Mary A.
fswie, slaughter . henry Fewle. Esq, tho well
knoun cotllcf On asalnRfon street AID aornhiii.
nna Mr. George y. rupee. Ol New YORK city. Tho
marriage crfsMohf WAS performed a The residence
" the brides fher ca tnon Park by Kew. y. H.
III ie ns&iNtea Ny fev, w. l9thfon aud REV. =. r.
D4giax tne evening the newlY welded pair were
congratulated w h. re eirrie ~ frlends, AMI MY.
ana 1F~. iUwie we're ikextNe tho re lllentz ~ the
same time ~ congr&fas tons apgruptlafc 10 the
celebrated ~ their tseaty .hlfh IN Frlape annyer.
sarT. fhe marriage gifts ana the anniversary
tokens Of regard we're serY numerous varied aud
rcn.~-DDsf0H IrGte fef, Nor. sa.
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on hl0 HAUL OF BLACXFIsU.-On Saturday a>party OF
s.snermen - ',n drove school Of backflsh ashore
30 "a s"o INSIDE ol Cape Co.. near the village Of Well.
u n es,ins,sa sehSs numbered about 75o ns, aud
!Vhs Oh OH per head. There is report in circula.
uon ee ao .a. 5 part from Provincetown have paid
s S..vv ,or .ne nsh as they lay on the beach. Old
driven ashore II being very seldom more than 100
can DC found "schoonnan together-Netc Drdfoyu
Aerct0V. ~S~ "O
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

HOBBS, vII.ES 3 co, AUCTION EERS SELL, THIS
n. day atl9 O'Clock, and Fixtures OF old sssAS.
shci cussom Eoot and Shoe stand M ~ University place;
lota.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

AuGusTus A. SCHULZ, AucrioNEEa-.UcYIoy
N Noce.-MaguGccn. Household Furniture, fte
Drenzes, Paintings, SIverware, Drawing Room suits yc
vet Carpets, mt public auction this day frJny At tnr
giant residence 81 West Fifteenth street. Fih
Sixth avenues commencing lo% O'clock valued S30o
Sac persmptoJy.
Drawing Room Suits Fompadour STYLE covered French
broeaie rosewood ktagersa, heckease Nsrquesrs ols
de hose Cabinet Tables, Jarnercs Canterbury 9uie-
cent rosewood Panofere Stool Cover Paintings by esa
nent artists Bronze Clock, thandcsera, Vsvet Medallion
Carpets; Brocate Lace Curtains, rosewood walnut
ber Furniture Mattresses. Extension Table, st
Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

TIN BtsT PLACE TO BNY AMERICAN AND END-
Il hsh Watches, Jew~|fy ena ~iv~rwafe. feckos and
French Cocks a. fRANhft lbs oi established stores,
Sixth OF fourtccnth street, and kisht
hue. eorner Of f~-nsy-sixth street.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A UCTION NOTIcF.-R. 7. HAzELr. AUCfIDSErk
IA THIS DAY tFRIDAN, nee q
Al l0x o'clock, NJ sassroom N. than tsyx slr.t
Attractive aale Of
French and German Fancy tsooak Toys
China, Parian and d issas Ware
Cutlery, Tea IrAys, Ac Sc
Goods, IN los TO suit the usdAL
Catalogues morning OF sale.
X. r. HAzELL 4 CO. Anciionsrr~
a. .lr.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A UCrIoN NNoTrcE.--DAMAaED CARPETS. -l1 ROLLS
~ being balance o. - received " steamship Pennylvs
stained on voyage Of mpCrtaton also W rolls Of Bod
bargains.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A uCTI0N koTlCE.-TfE LARGEST UOySEAO,D
IN Furniture sale NJ this season. ~ NICHOLs Au.,.e-
$4,000 worth and Hoo os ese ant
Furniture, CarIes iianoore. Mirrors cnItAins ngosxs
Paintings, Statnary Chamber and Library Furns ~
public auction. this Fridsy) mornng al lC ocuc. ~ ts
ve story residence - East feh street. lstween RI
and Firth avenue. eight magnificent arior SaA c0ve ~
with satin broca,e sS striped aud plain lops cartss 10
match; Tables. Eiagercs, Cabinets, BooScnses Turssa
Chars, Lounges rosewood and walnut Heds snds rnreauI
washstands Commodes Spring and lAr Msiirsrsss ned
ding, Lounges Sofas Chairs, Reckers With ha
clio and reps Glass China and svewarc Cutlery sls
boards, Extenson Fable, Servants Furniture.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

A RCu. JOHNSTON, AUcTIovRrR
IN ONCE 81 Nassau street oppns ts ;he Post onlos.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASsELf.
liz and ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Regular OF Horses and Carriages tnis day, MI ay a.
IL O'Clock.
For description under head OF Horses and Car.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

ON rTTE EvESfvos- -DRcgsBEr- ~ IN O'Clock,
at The Leeds AZ aasry Ma si nrA ss nfcas~sy, sea,h
west of I've "a street. NtfFEf CUiL-CffDN 90
ufGH CLASS rAfNflS1s 8 w order ~ Mr. A, bjkCtyEr-
TER, being hiS EsTfRE FALL INfOafArfDSs com.
pris.nr the latest WORKS Of fNfSFSr EUROPEAN Az
flsrs all jas. reeslg "a art before exhibited Days
of sale wnI be sJyen hereafter.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
DY NJ. pouenry. AUcrroSEER.

ID Mortgage sal, of Household Furnnrs Curtains &C.
h,s day. At ln oclock at the ~
being the entire Furniture o. large house sales
Curtains lined With sk four Parlor Suits, IN reps and
irocsel three elegant Library Reception
new; Dining Room Chamber Suits In rosewood nd
walnut BRUSSELS, Tapestry Ingram Carpets Centre
Cara and fancy Tables, Eageres bookcases; aso China
Croekery and Glass Ware; some valuable on Paintings,
with large assortment Of other Houseseep Goods The
whole TO be pcrmpcuiy sold worthy the attention Of
dealers and housekcepers. by John r. Stewart
Attorney for Nortyach
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

RY ]: J. swAZKOPH, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, 10
~ O'clock 763 Ninth Fiysecond street,
entire large and selected stock OF Groceries
spsa nn srsen and black Teas coees barrel: q Sugar
Fruits Pickles. Preserves all in large and fresh
aso eccan Fixtures Counters, Shclvns Bins, Scales 40
so one he gocers wagon almost lne Harness; a!
70 be sold posvclv IN lots suit Dealers
men aud dealers invited.
i. J. swAzKoPH, aT3 Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02

GI00 WILL Buy A STANDARD SIZE BILLIARD
1U Islie with astures complete; furnishes with ths
cr'vorScd catgut cushion, slate bed, &C. Purchasers viii
md y 20 their advantage To call on KAvaNA0H &
pECAkK. corner OF Canal and Centre streets
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Dcmessic Mnyksts-rBY TELEaxAru1


NEW YORK, April s-Foon.-Flon dull and
shade 6rmer. Pork steady: Mess, ga. Lart
With moderate ssmsnd; uplnnds, assc.; oriesns
q &c: .Bosin quiet al sa.ioGssli Tor strained
Ersnina.-Co,to nrm closing quiet: sales, ,'a'
bsles; middlings. 7asc.: Orleans, &c. Flour
State and western sG3Ioc. lower: state, M.ss
a onsh ,nd dull and 6d a. Tnss
shade nrmer new Mixed western. si.osasi. 10:
hrmerNsteam, itsaisc. whisky Decidedly lower
at $los0sl.os. Rice, 81. Sugar quiet. Coffee
dnll Molasses dull. Turpeniine, 47Ga7ac. Ro-
SIM s2Gse. Taliow, sfGaic. Freights dull.
SAVANNAH: April s.-Cotton very Arm. and
holders are a.king higher rates middings 2I.c.
Sea Island, 2s426c; sales, 400 bales receipts, e4s
bales; Exp 'rts-To CT eat Britain, o54 bales; to
tn Continent, a,cls bales; coastwise, sss bales.
changed Provisions active: Pork, sM. Bacon
Whiskey, 81.
NORFOLK. VA, April 8 Cotton firm low mid
dlngs slc receipts, ISL bales; exports, % bales;
stock, 6, ?5a bales.
22sc; sales s, $50 bales; receipts q so7 bales: Ex-
ports-To France, 25o9 bales. Stock 1872 eo3 bales.
CHARLESTON. April s.-Coston quiet and steady
at 2:s saies, 100 .s bales receipts =. bales e
BOSTON, April s.-Cotton quiet and steady
middings. 23!c; sales, 400 bales receipts SlC
bales stock, IL 900 bales.
LOUISVILLE, April s.--Tobacco-saies, 9fl
hogsheads; trash to Tugs. 81 05l$7.9s low to me
dunn bright leaf, $7.5oG$37.
WILMINGTON, n. e., April Section firm at
22c receipts, $50 bales exports, ill bales sales,
200 bales; stock, 900 bales.
MOBILE, April g. Cotton steady. with fair de.
msnd Mt 2ec. saies, 800 bales: receipts, 1,3li
bales; stock, So, 8s7 bales. 49,.
AUGUSTA, April s.-Cotton nrmer and more
active at 213c. =; sales, SAT bales receipts, s2l
bales.
CITY POINT, VA, April s.-Cotton--Receipts Of
the week, 227 bales.
CINCINNATI. April s.-Provisions frmer and
generally held higher.
ST. LOUIS April s.-Provisions very firm.
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Douglas 4 Hays flour mill at Allegheny
City, Pa, was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
gay night. Loss, $4,000.
We shortly expect to see mule-power SUI
persedcd in the propulsion Of street cars
by the pneumatic power.-Ne'o Orleans
Times.
Office at Drewryville, Southampton county,
is reestablished, to be supplied by special
service, not being on any public route, and
Miss c. +. Turner appointed postmistress.
The woman's rights movement has found
on unexpected champion in the Empress
Eugene, who advocates the election OF la
dies to the French Academy, and particu-
larly that Of Nine. George Sand.
The fine steamer Richmond ran into the
bank opposite Rushtown bend, on the Mis-
sissippi, twenty-five miles below st. Louis,
"Wednesday night, and the captain WAS
throwing freight overheard ut last accounts
TO keep her from sinking. 4 steamer has
zone from St. Louis to her assistance.
Immigration from the East to the West
has set in. and large numbers Of emigrants
are arriving at ST. Louis by river and roll
bound for Southwest Missouri and Kansas,
and about fifty excursionists from Ohio and
Kentucky, passed through Wednesday to
examine lands in Kansas.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 8.-The election of Lord
Lanesbury as representative peer Tor
Ireland is announced.
The House vote on on important amend
ment to the Irish land bill showed but 81
majority for the ministry.
The underwriters ask twenty guineas pre-
MUM on the steamship City of Brussels.
The steamer is believed to be safe, as she
had plenty of canvas.
Mr.. Inman, proprietor of the 1nman line,
thinks the City of Boston must have perish
ed in the gale by collision with On iceberg
when two or three days out from Halifax.
The Examiner, this morning, discussing
the Irish land bill, remarks that legislative
imperialism breaks down everywhere,
leaves proper work undone, blunders sadly
over local work, and its official guides con-
fess their inability to do better.
| The House of Lords has adjourned.
Scott Russell, lecturing before the Insti-
tute of Civil Engineers, predicted the early
completion of the Darien ship canal by the
United States with Chinese labor.
PARIS, April s.-The antiquanes are ex-
cited over the discovery of great Roman
amphitheatre in the excavations at Mt. &C.
nevieve, near this city.
| The FRANCHISE newspaper reproduces the
opinion Of Prince Napoleon that @ plebis-
citum is the last alternative of revolution.
There was grand military review to-
day. The streets we're full OF soldiers and
people, and the weather was delightful.
The Emperor reviewed the troops from the
Place du Caronsal.
Messrs. Janin and Olivier we're chosen
members Of the academy by vote of II
to2.
LONDON, April s.-The Paris correspon-
dents Of the journals here confidently pre-
dict that plebiscitum will be ordered early
in May.
It is rumored that the Emperor had &
long faitng fit this evening after the re
view, but recovered after few hours rest
SPAIN.
LONDON, April S.-Advices from Spair
represent that country quiet to-day.
| The Duke de Montpensier, at his exam
lination, admitted shooting Prince Henri
Bourbon, and is under arrest at his owl
house. 1t is understood that he will hav'
ta civil If not criminal trial.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, April s.-The upper Chambe
of the Reichstadt has passed resolution
approving Of strong central powers. -,
The lower Chamber has adopted an ad
| dress to the Emperor protesting against ex
detrimental changes Of the Constitution.
NORTH GERMANY.
BERLIN, April s.-The North German
Parliament has adjourned.
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From our Special Reporter.
Third Annual Meeting OF tho Virginia
ilo0i Society.
SECOND DAY.

NORFOLK, April I, 1870.
The Society assembled this morning IL
Granby-Street church, in accordance with
the order of adiournment--Bishop Doggett
president, in the chair.
Tho meeting was opened with reading
Scriptures, singing, and prayer by Rev
George W. Motley.
The roll was called, and 100 delegates
and members answered to their names.
1t was ordered that all the schools make
annual statistical reports, dating October
list of each year.
The committee to audit the Treasurer
report reported that they had examined the
accounts, and found them all correct.
The Committee on Memoirs offered n
series Of appropriate resolutions on the
death of r. M. Smith, vice-pr esident;
which were adopted, ordered to he pub
lished, and a copy sent to the family of
the deceased.
Bishop Doggett made some very touching
remarks on the report.
The committee the on best time to hold
Sunday-school meetings offered report.
The Committee on Church Catechisms Of
fered the following resolution; which was
adopted:
RESOLVED, That it Is the sense of this
Society that greater prominence should be
given by all our Sabbath schools to instruc-
ton in our catechisms, and that We hereby
request them to make the systematic study
of the catechism part Of the work of oil
the classes every Sabbath"
The Committee on Keeping up Sabbath
schools in winter offered the following res
buttons which we're adopted:
"lst. That we, the members of this Socie-
ty, will do oil we can to induce our Sabbath
school workers in the country to continue
their schools during the winter.
"2d. That We earnestly beseech all the
schools whose practice it has been to sus-
pend when winter comes to do 80 no more.
but try, with all their power, to continue
them throughout the entire year.
"3d. That we request all the friends Of
the Sabbath school cause-all who are inte-
rested in the children of our country-to
cooperate with us in our efforts to keep UP
ell our Sabbath schools during the winter
"All Of which is respectfully submitted
Rev. Thomas Hume, pastor of Cumber-
land-Street Baptist church, and Rev. r. NJ
Saunders, president of Norfolk High School
were intr oduced to the Society.
The Committee on Church Music offered
their report, and the following resolutions
were adopted:
81. That instruction in the Bible and
catechism Of the Church should ever be the
paramount part in Sunday-school teach
ings, and all other exercises should be
made secondary to these.
SO. That as far as is consistent with the
prominence due to the Bible and catechism
instruction and training in sacred music
should form part of the exercises OF al
our Sunday schools.
"3. That this Society recommend tc
every school under it's supervision to use
books containing Sunday-school hymns, SCI
to music, aid, whenever it can be done, t
provide u meloleon for the use Of the
school,"
On motion of Rev. P. A. Peterson, it wal
resolved to hold q night session at s o'clock
Bishop Doggett congratulated the societ!
on the amount of business transacted during
the day.
Adjourned with benediction. Il.
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Foreign Narkets-tBY TpLHcRApHl.

LONDON. April s--Noon.--Consois. unchanged.
United states bonds, GOT Taliow frmer at IS.
Sugar dnll both on the spot and anoat.
LONDON, April B. BceniRl. -Consols, oSi.
United States bonds steady at 81.
LIVERPOOL, April S-Eoon.-Cotton buoyant
uplands HID; Orleans, estimated sales, Is 900
bales. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm
Wheat-Red western, Is. 1od.; red winter. ss. I'd.
Corn, 2Ss. I'd. Lard, ess. Bacon, Sos. Sd. Tallow,
AS.
LIVERPOOL April s--Evenin1 Cotton closed
firm and unchanged; sales, IL, o00 bales, Including
3, 600 for speculation and export. Pork buoyant
and firm.
PARIS, April s.-Bourse opened quiet: rentes
7aG f5c.
PARIS, April s.--Bourse closed firm. Rentes
7Sf. s5c.
HAVANA, April 7.--Sugar active and better a
SSTs3c.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
IN the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
Gonnany for this RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE
6F ISEBT No. Ga, bearing date 10Th Of May, lsl7,
and payabie July LIST. 1857, for the sum OF $50,
issued In the name OF Janet Montgomery, the SAID
nertidcate having been lost or destroyed.
MARGARET &. FISHER.
RICHMOND, March s, 1870. mh s-Tusm
NUTICE.-Having qualified as eXecutrix
IN on the estate OF RfCaARD h, REYNOLDS,
deceased notice Is hereby given TO all persons 70
psymeut and ali persons indebted 70 him arc re-
tsuestsd to make payment TO my attorney, JAMES
n, GARDNEk, No. 10 Fourteenth street
ANNA HUBBARD REYNOLDS
RCMEgHH ksrcn So ls7S ma se-WfT
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From our Special Reporter.
EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY.
THIRD DAY-AIGHT SESSION.
PETERSBURG, April !, 1870

PETERSBURG, April /, 1870.
Presbytcry met at 8o'clock, and resumed
its business. The order Of the day-the
examination of candidate-was sus-
pended, and reports were received from the
ministers present on their performance Of
the missionary duties assigned them.
The remainder of the session was occupied
in the discussion of the subject laid on the
table last night, and resulted in the adop-
ton of paper resembling the former nc
ton of the Presbytery. The effect of this
action is to leave the pastoral relation OF
MIR. Woods to the HARDWOOD church undis-
turbed.
Presbytery adjourned at II o'clock.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and money Marke,

NEW York, April -Eoon.-Stocks steady. Mo-
ney easy at SOC per cent. Sterling Elk
change-Long 1855: short, 1893. Gold, LIE.
United States bonds, s-ao's, 1lo3. Tennessee S.
Ex-coupons, 50; new, q. Virginia rs--Ex-cou-
pops, 70; new, 20. Louisiana rs-Old, 70; new,
70. Levee rs, 7Si; SIS, Oh. Alabama gs, o. IS,
30. Georgis s's, e.; 7's, %. North Carolina
rs-old, <sa; new. 81 South Carolina rs, IS /;
new. 81.
Frenino.-Money easy at 500 per cant. Sterling
Exchange quiet and firm at 1881. Gold dull at 1l7s.
Governments stcady. Southern Securities dull.
United States bonds, ss 1881, coupous 1l4t; 1903
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09
Funeral of General Thomas.

Troy, N. T., April 8.-The remains Of
the late General George II. Thomas ar
rived here sofely to-day. The funeral
ceremonies took place according to the
published programme.
CONCORD, N. H., April 8.-The flags here
we're at half-nast, and the bells tolled all
day. The headquarters of the Grand Army
of the Republic were draped in mourning
in honor of the memory Of General Thomas.
FORT MONROE, April S.-Minute guns
were fred from the fort, and the flags dis
played at half-mast to-day, in honor OF the
late General Thomas