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PRKsBYTERY OF THE CHESAPEAKE.-Atth tn,

PRksByTERY OF THE CHEsAPEAKE.-Att the
meeting Of this body in Alexandria, We
last week. certificate was received ,nsp,,sss
ing Rev. James c. Hammer rom the Win
CHESTER nsnI presb DS to ss,n the Chesapeake
TIresOyt a,a anu r1..sced on the docket. Rev.
Rev. W. w. heese of the Me eR1rt'Y PrS !.
'e't at Church. Mr.. Reese was admitted
md placed In charge Of Laure! Church, Ma
ryland, the installation TO take place on the
third Sabbath IL May, the Rev. K. B. White
80 preside, preach the sermon, and give the
charsrs to the pastor, and the Rev. A. Lee
!erre to give the charge to the people. A
calr was presented from Culpeper Court
house for the pastoral services Of Rev, II.
l.. McMurran, and the church there was
placed in his bands with the understanding
that the note appended thereto is private
understanding between the parties and Is
not embraced In the action of the Preshy.
tsry,
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The FaYninna.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The Chicago
delegates withdrew from the Fenian Con.
gress, and have issued an order disappro-
wing its proceedings.
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Movements Of General Jordan.

NEW YORK, April 25.--The British man.
-of.war Lapwing reports that General Jor-
|dan,, with six companies, is at Nassau, en-
route f6r New: ORR. .-,,,..,.,..,
Less reliable adyices report that General
Jordan Is still in Cuba. The insurgents
have resppeared in the jurisdiction of Hol-
auin.
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Muraerous Assault by Negroes.
MEMpH1s, April 25.-Two negroes to-day
stabbed and threw overheard the engineer
of the tow-boat Mary Alice, from New Or.
leans for Pittsburg.
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Foreign MA rkeis-rny TEIronAPHl.

Foreign Markeis-GDY TELKeRAPHl.
LONDON. April 2s--Roon. --eonsois, sas. United
go LoN Sr April as-Eees1ag.-Consols, s4a.
Bonds, sss., Sugar drmer,
LiyHnfooL, April Il s0e1s;T7Coston aIiss Snd
slisM dsGlfne, 80 80 ~ ,g.s.s 80
HAyRE, NH iss==Cotson opened quiet !.
PARIS, April ss.-Bodfss opened daiL kensea
S4l15sf - s4tS' q -. q.
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che brignds. tH0 b whose leaders hSas
been MORALLY wounded, Asd, closaly put. ]
sued by the soldiers. There are stscs1vt
hopes that most Of Che band will be catssl
tured, in which case fhsy win DO summary
dealt with by the Greek thcfitfes. The
British press clamors Tor the punishmsnt efI
the nurderers and demands indemnity from
the Greek Government. Is ~ lsss \
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RaaIroafI Aecitqent.

MEMPH1s, April 25.--An engine and eight
freight cars, wrecked on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, fell through the trestle-work
bridge near Humboldt to-day.
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New YORK, April 25.-Additional evil
dence Of McFarland's insanity was given
to-day. Nothing startling occurred.
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Rtchmond Tobacco market.

APRIL Is, 1s7o.-The market 10 animated for
most grades, though prices are somewhat weaker
for soft tobacco and the common and medium
grades OF bright also for common Tugs In bad
order and unsound:
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
lP. II. EXCEPTEDl TO THE NORTH East.
HIA AQUA OREEK-THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINH
oye 9TH tns route s are now run from tie depot
b. Sunday at IL Is A. II. only, makinxt close and
reliable connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and with. trnfnS
Tor THE GREAT NORTHWEST. ,-.cs.:sss.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLlNTNG
CHAIRS, for which no charge IL made. ~
Potomac river stop at Alexandrfa eech HaJs ia
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN sbetwSsm
Richmond and Acquia creek leaves the depot cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets daily fsundkys
except :d)at d p. H., and arrives In Rfchmord g
s.4 A. M. ~ sRs4-E ~ = 70
Through tickets to all principal points North aad
West. - ~, - sssssr-
For further information and for through ttcksts
North apply at the ONCE corner Broad and Eighth
streets and for through tickets to all points Nora
and West apply. at the ticket offace corner Byrd
and Eighth Gtreetss $50, >sg 30 ss&.t;E%4 ssstibt
. no 2s I..B. GENTRY. General Ticket Rentis
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WASHINGTON, NEWS.

TIE INCOME Taxa Washington CORE.
spondent telegraphed..on Saturday that tina
PRESIDENT says he is not opposed to Che in
come tax, as stated, but wishes the tax re-
duced to three per cent. instead OF Eve. with
5000 exemption, and the removal Of acme
other odious features. He would then like
to have it continued for three years. He
thinks that at the end III three wears the
condition Of the Treas,.r win be such as to
Justify the repeal Of t. .e tax entirely.
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General Lee I'm Charlest0n.
CHARLESTON, April 25.-General Lee ar
rived here from Savannah to-day. At his
own request there was no public reception.
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The Party Of the Left.

PARIS, April 25.-The expected disafee:
ton in the party of the Left is valid. AL
will vote alike. .---.-.. 49,. e--E-.. 3
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' 10 MEDIUM. T.oa0$ s.as
Shipping, ripe, In good order. Lto4 $50
Working, common TO medium ....... 9.0ol $50
" orkina, good $500 1880
Bright smoking or working, common
to medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W.o0gD p.oo
Bright smoking or working, good to
sun-cured :. ...,............. s.so@ uoe
Lsdr
Shipping short dark. In good order.
Shipping short darh, In soft order. a.oeQD ioeo
Shipping, long dark, rich and waIy,
In good order ........................ UsoW 1900
Shipping, in soft order, long dark,
stemmino. short and long ,,,..,,,.... 8.S0Q H.so
Bright wrappers, medium to good. 26.0o@ 1000
Bright wrappers, fne to extra..... oogq Ices
Sun.cured i6f. 1Lto0 5000
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mother Presidential ticket has been sug-
s. .sted- Salmon p. Chase. of Ohio, for Pre-
hdcnt, and Gilbert {. Walker, Of Virginia,
for Nice-PreSident. So far as mere names
are concerned, Chase and Walker might not
he bad to put upon the political course by
those who want their candidates to run
we'll. Further than this we say not.
Office ut Newport News, Warwick county,
Is reastablished, and Samuel Fl. Ayers APP
pointed postmaster also, Water Lick, War
rrn county, Va, G. Grimes postmaster.
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DIsAsILITIEs.-,n the United States Sen.
ate, Friday, Mr.. Fowler presented the petit.
ton OF Gusta' Jus A. Butler, Of Giles county,
Virginia. pr aging the removal Of his politi-
cal disaoli ties; which WAS referred to the
Select & ,lnlnittee on the Removal Of Politi-
cal Dis abilities,
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nICHMOND AND DANVILLERAILr
II ROkD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDUL1.-02
and after WEDNESDAY,, BecernbGx M ~ H.
PASSENGER TRAINS on this ro3d VIZ % ~

PASSENGER TRAINS on this road Vim as.ssa
= u sSisasi sourH:-Lynehbu,a md Dsas,lls ps
aanreSs ieaye Rchnond daily fcIcsras bGEGeyEs
al Ssis A. nj; leave Hurkeytlle daily tNxeeHe IT,
daysl at I7:z5 p. H arrive nc OA9s1llS s2lX
ceof Snn6aysS at SIS 3P. NJ THR0g0M I1aL
Am EXPRESS leaves Richmond CALF - -
3. n. leaves Danvflle daily atI:1a II. Hi A11EyeS
a. srnsn skoro, daily at dis A. d.
70 Observation-Disclosures End DaEytfe ysE
senSers Leave Danytlis dstif texSepS 6lmnzy5k&
ia 4 M. leave Burkeyine daily te1ceuv n1s
daysl st H:ls p. ~; arrive y kicbmon9 as2YY
feycsrt suncays) at 75oP. u. THE0UGn 9hL
SEn EXPEEsS leaves Greepsborg qSssy 81 - -
n iaMYes DanyfIie daily % MAa r. h.3 81.
r,vca st Richmond daily ct 10 "A q. .s..aa
1The Lyncibure azd Danville Rasseaeer LIZ
1 eorneels &C Burkeytue With TIE tfa!nss ~ -
rosd for Petersburg Norfolk kygnn-
6S- and AZ stations En- Ss sog spssol, =. Rnez.
Sflle, Daltoa, fJbattxno0ga, MashylssSy 49, -
md an important points Soutn ana coutnrsr.rs s
The Throu9hs Mail 2And ExQfNa cynlGSS 49,
Mt GSrcensboroI with tho tEstrs on tn 81 @s2e ~
ira rosd for Charlotte, Co2En613s sAH&asssSaS4 ~.
vsunah Naccn, Aofstes MonfEpFaey5s GSn SSss
sssd n lsichpaona With The Richm9nd ffsosssssS
Srrr and Yotomac, Chesapeake aEd Uaaos s1s
nMsku,nsd and york Rtyer rnilro41s !. r.vNas
STEEPyNG CARS and CXlH.EEn 49,
pTfITEING CHAIRS on the tnroEEnr 81 -
go H0MA - pglsz1eSs1ssssse
DC e ees
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NInTICE-Hasing made arIa1gtC y,
Win Colonel u: cafftnIgsoss;h s ses q sbs
TIE TAIa "a S tsen them In order ,he to- W.
ss mat In rood order saa kspt 70 Sss tI ns IL M
dssfon of the pnb!is: oI s sa sor the e!ss
s Essss W. " Tsss or other ssauseaens .
neiiss ss s s.1ssilIis TO BaEAK or HossEt
TS ssnsM TO railroad Win be ksps c2eru xRD.
.sTft-eedsTs -
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sraAsBuBG Asp WIsoHEsTgR RoAD.-This
ROAD u s1rtoslly completed, It win be In
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RAxEROADs.


@ ~
.----~--- RIcHNoHD, April =, 1870.
jTHE TRAINS OVER .EHIs RUfD
L run as follows y =. r -
Leave Richmond ~ s:ts, A.. II. and IN NJ
cave Petershnrg at 10 A. 81. and 7o6 Z. Ne
FreiRhs and Accommodation train, with passeus
ger car attached will leave Richmond daiI1lks
4: III. and Petersburg daily ass:so AsAs essn-
4Se s:s 4. IL train Win tIeays Richnondsn
SUNDAYS. snd the 7;os +. n. train VIA nos tssyo
Passengers for Norfoik WI taB ths 4S ~ 81.
train, running through daily RsEgase checked
The passenger coach attached, TO the coal trstn
VII. Blr, rpn n, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, snd
Leave Glover Hill at IA. III, 3iconnec4inR ne
Chester with the accommodation train. Pastel.
gers returning viii take the $50 P. NJ. tratu con.
Meeting at Chesterwith the coal train. -
THOMAS II. HYNNE
&p u 49,. 49,. ........t superintendent
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-INETON o. POWERS EEALs US II,
NM 1 ~ ..M tGRIIN KAGa Of az sgsTr i ~ ~.
ngT ef sRss5THEas, hINrEnMo i n, nv can %
scmmission, aud egS s .ns ses ~ SRoCEHrEa and
LIQroEsS; rssv wIssTON . roMxEs:
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- TTPRTTs aalI ARR
o y 3 ss::i I q ass ..'s q 4
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The members will remain until Thnfssddssg
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TWpoRTED HAVANA Cit o. d.
Ia snnartoy CNi ARE inst Iacs5 KS "a
y Lag w y .rslsOWHATAN Z. ngfuSaA
an NJ ApesAesasY, az eeoaG sssss ~
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ID ICHMOND AND YORK RTYE1

DICHMOND AND YORK RTYER
IL RILROAD LINE-FOR tBALMMOHk
TIE NORTH, AND NORTHWEST-OMAN9A
0FSgHEDULk-DA!LsFl E1GEPTGuGDAYea
On snd after TUESDAY,, Sth Of june passengers
Tor Baltimore and all points North. and actsas
west win take the passenger train !sfhn 0s0o
81 tbs Richmond and York Riyor Ratlrc6d %
Richmond for West FONT, wssse they take fhe
s:eA%sE ABMMHEAAs gspfssiHn iE;iny1.ssMSss
posts having been put in trst-raie order seacAsnS
Bslfimore the following morning IN limo % CON-
oect with the trains for PhiladelphiA sAeE Yqgts
andfhe West. Returning, the boats -feaYe Dt1 Nas
ELiShtrStreet wharves, FOOT OF Barry street. d4f5y
Except .sundaysl lat 4 O'Clock 2. n, pssssngsss
srrfyfug In Richmond at 1873 z. II. the following
dsy in time 10 connect with she taxpresR traf4
% the Richmond and Danyine rsilrosd foI DaIs
nile and all poinss on ttat roads E5eeHsbofo',
salisbury, Chsrlotte, b., n. G.; Coiuuhia, = Obs
and al p0'n'sP s3dassssEiHGgR rRArH -
.exyes Richmond daily texcept 6mdaSsta -
O'Clock P. NJ leaves West Fens dauy Se1ee3s
NJ = - = - THoMAs DODk1sxAp,.st
"a COY so 80 80 SuTerfnecn66st2ss
DICHMOND AND DANYlLLERA1Ls
m A NJ SfyfY HfIIIxlX..
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Additional Banking Facilities.

The Banking and Currency Committee
had under consideration the bill providing
for additional banking facilities. They have
nearly natured the measure, but no report
will be made until the provisions of the
funding bill concerning the national banks
are promulgated. Upon this measure will
depend to some extent the action of the
Banking Committee.
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Movements Of Troops.


General Sherman is preparing for the
simmer campaign with the indians. To-
day he ordered the Fifteenth and Seven
teenth infantry to b. sent at once to Sioux
City, Iowa, to report fog duty to the con-
handing officer there, a.s6, that the re,
cruiting osacsr at New York send ons hun
dred and fifty men to Fort Leavenworfh.
General Sherman, with several Of his ssaf,
W1naeaYe mere next month on a tour Of in
specion through Montana and other west
ern territories, ead VIII probably go TO
California. 4 ,ss Tls.5. ~ .a 49,.
Sa.aons = Society OF Army surgsons'
.e medical officers Of the lsts volunteer
corps OF the armies hsse formed . 1a.lona.
sosisty, to bs composed Of the Surgeons q
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Assistant Secretary of State Bancroft
Davis was before the House Appropriations
Committee to-day urging that the Depart
ment Of State be divided into two bureaus
a consular bureau and diplomatic.-to be
under the supervision of the respective as
sistant secretaries, and showed that this
change would make the Department more
efficient. He asked the committee to allow
more clerks and TO increase the salaries of
others. .---.
The same committee agreed to allow the
same amount that was appropriated last
year for repairs in the different navy-yards.
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it IS understood they did not wholly COM
plete the bill, and concessions have been
made to the national bank interest and also
to Secretary Boutwell, The bill Will PRO-
baby be finished tomorrow or Wednesday;
but until it Is finished and ready to report
none Of It's PROVISIONS Viii be tnade public.
The Fur.seal BIZ:
The fur-senl bill which was sought to be
nassed III tie House to-day is substantially
the measure which is suggested by the Presi-
dent, and is understood to be satisfactory to
the Secretary of the Treasury. The vote to-
day showed that there is large majority in
favor of the bill, but as 1t required a sus-
pension of the rules to get the bill before
the House, the necessary two-thirds vote
failed by few members. The hurry in the
case is because the law prohibits the killing
of seals except lii the months of June,
July, September, and October,
The Army Bill.
The Senate Military COMMITTEES stiH to-
morrow report The afiny bill. The features
are almost identical with the bill introduced
b. Senator Wilson, and reduces the army
from thirty-seven to twenty-five thousand
reduces salaries thirty-three per cent?, and
provides Cor gradual reduction Of officers
BIZ Casualty, death, etc, 800
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A xattonai FiedicIno.

One can hardly pick mp ne"spaper or turn a
street corner G0B-4-days that rs does rot ind,
staring him il the ace, Il announcement thai
Prof Ho-aad-so has jusg discovered q medicine
which IL panacea Tor all tue ills that heHh Is, OF
NAV be heir 10. pnvso " wonderful " discoveries
usnaIlg have an existence OF few months, then
disspDear from pubic notice. The reason OF
thsiz 81 3der exiting Cishmentis apparent. They
ware b.1Ilbugs. st the outset all medical prepa-
tons have au equal cnauce for success, as all
a-e couarIy unknown but the chaff Is soo2 W n
moved FEM the grain BY the prac zeal test which
an uppreiad.cea pubiio applies to all thirgs.
There are but few preparations of n edieine which
have i ;hgtood The impartial judgment OF the
peop!e for aay length of time. One of the few
which we have noT in mini, and which has been
4 long time familiar to nearly every house
hold in the land, il the celebrated Eostetter's
stomach Bitters. Their almost universal sale
ana use. and their emphatic endorsement from
al! ,,art;o OF the country, compelt the admission
tb,t thev rauet be specific for the ailments fer
which they arc recommended. Letters before
"a attcst their efficacy in diseases Of The throat,
bowels and liver. In that truly terrible com.
plant, dyspepsia tlIay are regarded as sure
cure In Pittsburgh. EheIe these Bltters are
manufactured their sae Tor. home age is i'm
ilnenae. this fact alone speaks Volumes in theit
favor Extracts 4. M t7te A''scot*nc Courier
I9,ca, FEB. 7, 1867.
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Encouattr Between TssO Brothers in CO.
IumbrEs COUNTY

Encouattr Between Tv.O Brothers in Co
lumbus County.
GA Friday evening, the 4.ll instant,
horrible fratricide took place about one
milo from Cerro Gordo, in Columbus
county, at the house Of q woman named
Xany Ballard. The circumstances, as near
as We can give, are IS follows:
Two brothers, the one known as Doctor
Harrell. alias Sdggs, alias Goodwin, aged
II; and the other, Daniel Harrell, alias
GoWan, aged 16, were employed at the saw
mill of Mr.. e. r. Hines, and had their
cooking done at the house above named.
On leaving the mill Daniel went to the
house and was sitting by tho fire, when
Doctor soon afterwards came II. It was
observed by the family that Doctor had
been drinking, and that he had an open
knife IN his hand. Very few words were
heard TO pass between them, more than
Daniel tod Doctor to get off hi4 toe. Doc
tor siez d Daniel; scuflle ensUed, and
Doctor was eeen to s.Iike Daniel about the
time hey wen ou5 ut the door Here
;hey egcto separated by another young man
who was staying at tbs place. Daniel was
heard to exclaim, Let me so, Doe; you
have cut me-" He Turned, went back into
the house, ard died almost instantly.
The Coroner being info med OF the af
fair immediately repaired to the place with
jury, where they found Daniel dead,
with CHASTITY wound soma three inches
long on lis left breast. Verdict Of the
Jury: THAT Daniel Gowan came 10 his
death OF q wound in tho left breast near
the region OF the heart, inflicted by a
knife in tie hands Of Doctor HarreIl, alias
Suggs, atlas Goodwin.
Doctor was taken up by some citizens
summoned for the purpose, some four
miles from the place, and next morning
was formally arrested By the Coroner and
lodged il jail. No previous difficulty is
known to have existed between the boys,
and the only apparent cause for this trag
edy is parental neglect, bad boys, bad We
| men and 6ltd aChis&U
! The ELEcTIoN.-The official returns %
the late election, from Brunswick county,
| ara wondered as follows:
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Sat crinq -Ncrth West. Cowan !. Mooee !;
snithyIIc, Legg p; Lock"ood's Fats. Aoore D.
The Prussians have allies in trained
hawks to capture Partisan carrier pl-
geChe.
The commerce OF the world. it il esti-
mated, requires 3,600,O 900 pavjgators.
Dtsrseli expects to visit The United
States.
Ohio promises \ great hog cceI.
Bylks County, Pa, owes cniy $40, 900
nul has the money nu han. 10 pay II. -
The next tax levy viii be reuuced from
eight to FIVE millions.
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sew York Market.

NEW Yo8K, Nov, 17-Noon.
Stocks heavy. God, 112. Mon1y to per
can't Sterling IxohaDge--long, lG9+; short
10. Gi1ty-two's, 1917.
Flour 10 cents better. r heat held at cent?
higher and market very unsettled Corn dull
aud nominal. Mess Pork dull st s2t 20 to S24
so. Lard STEADY. Cotton unsettle srd lowe
-Uplaads, 1G! cents Orleans, 1f5 cents sal g
of !. 500 bs.es. epiIi's Torpent;ne 453 to As
MS. b So dull -stceined, - %. FroiShts
firm.
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Office.

vgvHE UNDER IGNED FAvIEG Qualified
as Ext cnt5r to the list wiz an / ja-+arc ~ Il
Dexter T ~ lor deceaee1 Il roy nG hos Z ] -er-
cons Indebted - he Ee.a go IL 4 im;I e ti4y.
payment or the viii It'd thei~ notes in ~rain
fnr collection 80 al persons having ann
against sai Estate to Teo.. 1t them .itlia q 2
time prescribed b7 law o. 5his Ole wis b
plead il bar Of their T-cJv "
T. EANsLEY, Executor.
noYI2 4O1.dEu*
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GETTING WARRGED.

essay FOR YOUEG NTN, o. SOCIAL
Eviis and the prophet, Or iolpr ,pric! Of se,-
ting married, With sanitary h~lo TO- th7-e 'qho
feel unified for mstrimoni.t haopi5s ss. tent
free, IL sealed envelope. Address
HOWARD Associates,
Boz p Phua1e' phia. "a
SEPT II so 3m7gw a.
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II r.. Company.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Nov. 1G:h. 1870.
Pursuant to the resolution adopted at
the last annual meeting, the Stockholders
OF The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Conn any convened at tie Count House in
the city Of Wilmington, at II o'clock on
Wednesday, The 10Th of November, 1870,
when the following proceedings we're had:
On motion OF Hon. r. f. Bridgers, The
meeting WGs c.lIci II order by the ap-
pointment OF john McIsae, E.sq. as Chair
man, and Messrs. j. ". Thomrso and
Michael Cronly rs Secretaries.
The Secretaries were appointed com
mittee to examine proxies an ascertain
tho number OF shares of the capital stock
of the Company represented. The COM
panv reported that 7, 264 shares, viz :: 6 588
in person, and 676 by proxy were repre-
scented, whereupon the meeting was de-
clared TO be duly organized.
The President of the Company, Hon. T..
r. Bridgsrs, then submitted TO the meet
Jag the report of the President and Dlrec
tors, together with the report
Of tie uporiDtendent and Treasurer
Gu motion, the reading ct the reports
,-, .1;...,o~,eo9 With
..,;aaf NJ C,,,t,. T,so tha fcl-
lowing was adopted
contained II the reports De refer: Ell p+0k 10 The
Drecors WITH power 20 T+&o a s0cn rror -
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o1lat. plcs;7o,,r IS H.. C;an,n,,v for
70 eAo'L q : '>.,'>'r1 ~ p p P..S.o,e,
vas elected unanimously.
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WILMINGTON MARK tT 5
FOR TIE
s.EEA ES2ENG THURSDAY
November IL. 1870.

TUprGaTINE -aince the close Of our review on
Thursday last The market for this article has
ruled steady and firm, with a good enquiry Tor
distiliing pUrposos, AID al Brought il has found
ready pufobasers- closing at an advance Of 5 TO
10 cents, with sales at 81 90 for sofC and 81 60
for hard. 70 bill of $50 tb!. Heceipts have been
only moderate, ard for tho week co;2pri5s 1922
hhIa ruinich anld a. fnlnrrs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-18

ErIRIIs TURFENTINE-The market on Friday
last opened at an advance on previous quota
tons sales being made a. 43} cents for south
ern, and 434 cents for pack 4ges. Since then,
however. il has been somewhat unsettled, and
prices have tinc1uated from ] 70 AZ Genie, with
day, with tra bulk of thu stocB Offering being
Withdrawn from market, factors not being dis
posed to accepC 8 decline. To-day (Ihucsaay)
n decline As taken place, sales being made at
40 cents, but factors generally refuse to accept
this figure. The weeks sales are as follows:
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DE ED

In Lumbertop, n. o.. on the 12th insta' t
Will IA II THOMAS aged year AMI 6 months
On the lit. las atIr, GL 'tt&2a. bAt&R.Ss, uged
yesrs aod ! months uuy chil1ren Of Captain
Viii h; Exams =. ACrmeu-.
RobesOnian copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-11-18

Fs*HE UNDERMINED HAVING Oh lH2
J lo;b da- Of September 1870. day q l@iid
EeFore the Judge of Probate of New Hsn"ycr
{ gu ty, a. th Executor # tue las, @II aud
lament Of Jame- II linehs decoa1~I hr.eb.
gives notice 20 ali pers0ns .ndebtel to sad d
&c sed 70 81 la imm- no --Gu her o.; ~.tb
10 al p rms having coins - in a. s'.-e
to * bis th=R to h un iers gu d Il 0" % f r.
the l., h d ~ Of .ctuher. 1871, HI. -s4C4 I'll
b pleaded in bar % h i r cyvsr.
JAlI1S /. BtA-D
nov l3 II IT,