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The Cenfrm1 American
sy Times nc Rnnasna-Th United
states steamer Resaca 10 have q
+ Sksrsnish. II .'lss
.Aspptsw ALL, May 9, yia Jamaica, May 8.
sAdyices received yesterday by; q Danish
war vessel say ths frsurgent army fs stu
toward Santiago de yeraguas
and threaten Panama, at which plnee great
alarm exists, The President had called out
troops and sent commissio ners to treat with
tho. rebels. The officers aof the steamer
Wont, 20 and the prisoners are on board The
staamer ,Herrara. The commander has no.
titiad the I'm ted States consul not to inter-
Sere nv VS. sending the United States steamer
Resaca for the recapture of the Montijo,
because an United States ott1cer VII q !, not pc
nermitted to come on board, and JIG 1t is at
tempfeti he will fight them TO the bitter
end. ,The Resaca win leave the 1sthmus on
the 10th, and Foreigners will be unprotect..,
ed. All the foreign consuis have addressed
the President, asking him to have the ma
tional troops remain for the protection Of
foreigners.
;5'1&; Z [sEooHD pIspATcH.1 - -.
The Winchester was to sail from Panama
on the 4th to demand Of the insurgentco
mander the release Of the Montiio, and to
use force If it Is refused; her captors to be
treated as pirates II captured. ;t,3,Its 80,
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ARE THE Two SIDES OF THE BRAIN ALIKE?
DR.. Brown-Sequard thinks not. In the
course Of his remarks at the British Asso-
citation at Liverpool he said that the series
Of experiments he had made upon different
animals led him to the belief that the right
side Of the brain was more important for
organic life than the left side. Although
the two sides Of the brain were precisely
alike when the animals were born, by
greater development of the activities one
side came to be quite different from the
other
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Fresnet at Harper,s Ferry.

HARpER's FERRY, ". VA, May 9.-The
freshet is very high here. All the temporary
bridges on the Winchester and Potomac
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
are weighed down with coal-laden cars to
keep them from washing away. The water
is receding slowly, and by night we will be
able to see the destruction done. The trains
are stopped on that branch. A large body
of water is passing down through the Halrs
Island property, on the Shenandoah, and
there are fears thatit will do serious damage.
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RASsHE HRTsLAEaENg E.

RASsHE HRTEEgiEGEESE .
EIf5IkTuRE ALMdNiC, MAY 10, 1871.
Sun Tiees. .,...... 500 Moon rises. II 22
San ss!s,.,........ G66I Bigh toe. ....... s5O
~ PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1871.
ARRIVED, ..s,.-.-r
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blskemen, New York, mer-
chsndise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Schooner Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Boston, ice,
A. 6. Babcock.
......~. -- SAILED, .r
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill wharf,
mer chxndIse ard passengers, G.. l.. Currie. 80. q
CITY FoINT.-kich'd Bullwinklc, French, Rock
land -. .E.r".. p. =. ..-.u III
-.-.s 49, BELOW,
Schoouera Sarah Maria, Horn, Rockland; Frank
W alters, Brewster, j. W. Lockwood, Sharratt.
New York.
-. MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, May e.-Arr1ved. steamer Admi-
ral, ReyboId, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, Richmond and York River RAILROAD Com
pany, and sailed on return. '-~-
[BY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, May 9.-Passed In for Bal
timorc bark Fannie Marian, from Liverpool.
Passed out, barks Sampo, for Amsterdam, aonn-
NEW YORK, May 9.-Arriyed out steamers
scandius Wan, City of London, Hansa, Iyrian.
and Ohio. =. ~
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South American News.

K Asp1NwAJL, May 6.-Advices from Peru
say the insurgents captured Lima, the CAPT.
tai, OH the 2Sth of April.
a collision on the Bala Vista railroad
blew up 1000 kegs of gunpowder, killing
one man and wounding many. -.
The average of deaths daily at Buenos
sons have died in the city, and about 1000
have fed from it. The disease is also making
frightful ravages at Valparaiso. -
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

ID W. APPERSON &c CO., would re-
H. spectfuIly inform their frieads ana the pub
llc GENERALLY that they h ave opened an APOTHE-
CARY and DRUG STORE, corner "a and Broad
streets where they are prepared TO furnish every
tbing in their line OF THE BEST and MOST RE.
LlABL KIND, and upon the most reasonable
terms.
4. W. APPERsON formerly Grubhs q APP
irol and mansgeInent Of the business. and win
i've his personal attention, day and night, to the
dispensitg department, In which he has mad an
experience of thirty EIGHT years IN this city.
Ju,E
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The ConneetIcut Election.

NEW HAVEN, Or, May 9.-The legisla-
tive committee spent to-day taking af1da-
Wits of men who voted for Jewel in the 4th
ward. at o'clock tonight, the hour of
adjournment, the number of afidavits
reached 5G0,. wanting only 10 of the number
orally conceded that this practically settles
the dispute, and the legislature will find,
on the report of the committee, that Jewel
is legally elected. .' -,
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Fl l. o r A l. y NJ
THE SALINE ANTIsEPTIC,

Harmless IS common salt sate, oaoriess' non
noieonous disinfectant, approved by the London
In,cet and the highest British medical authority.
CHI A L q ID
preyents decomposition, and arrests 1t When IL
has commenced. 1t absorbs the no1lons gases re-
suI.ing from putrefactton. IL Is inVaiuaoiv aS .
styptic or astringent antiseptic' WlSnou. causoy
nv burtful property and is particularly usef'l
for wounds, foul discharges. and the suppression
OF hemorrhage.
For sale In pint, pint, and quart bottieS' oy
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
o slS Main street.
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CoLLIERY RESUMPTION. - Philadelphia,
May S.-A dispatch from Pottsyille says
that Kean & Austin's men at Minersv;lle,
Lawrence Merkles & Co.'s at Mahoney
Plains, and Maple t. Dale's at Mahoney
City, resumed work this morning on the
operators terms; fixed wages-miners SlS,
inside laborers S1I, and outside laborers $40
per week, and 10 per cent. off of contract
work. The coal operators consider the
strike as virtually ended in that section.
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PASTORAL CALL.-The Rev. J. T. Left
witch, late pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain Church in this city, now of Atlanta,
Ca, has been invited to take charge of q
church in st. Louis, and has gone there to
preach sermon.-ALerandrid Gazette.
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THIEF CApTURED.-A man by the name
of Carter, hailing from Rockingham coun-
ty, n. G., was arrested at Big Lick on Sat-
urday, having in his possession horse and
buggy, $50 in money, and the wife of cit
izen Of Rockingham, all of which and
g whom" he stole and ran off with. Car
ter was committed to jail in Salem to await
a requisition from the Governor Of North
Carolina. -Lynchburg Nea1s.
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The Labor Reform ,LeREue-A RAD:
- IA Gals Advice to Grant,. -

NEW YoaK, May 9.-The Labor Reform
beage held session at Steinway Hall to-
days at which about 400 persons were pres
ant. mostly women. Wendell Phillips, in
addressing the meeting, recited the hang
inc of Munford at New Orleans by Butler,
and recommended the President. in carry
inc out The kuklux bill, to follow Buffers
plan. This sentiment was received with
applause.
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Shocking Disaster.

AUBURN, n. Y. May 9.-Three children,
playing in an clubhouse to-day, exploded q
barrel of fireworks, which killed all three.
A lady in the vicinity died from the shock
of the terrible event.
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Another Laborers' Riot,

SCRANTON, PA, May "a laborers'
meeting, numbering about GOO persons, was
assailcd by about an equal number, includ.
ing an hundred women. The fight is still
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ARRESTED. -Thos. Jones, attorney at law,
Warsaw, Richmond county, on Thursday
last was arrested and carried before Com
missioner Pukey by u. S. marshal, at the
instance Of the carpet-bag COMMONWEALTH
Attorney of that county, creature named
Brownlee. Mr.. Jones was charged with
committing perjury, when, under the ena-
bling act, he took the fourteenth amend
ment oath at entering upon the duties of
county by appointment in 1870. After the
examination by said commissioner, he was
sent on to be tried by the Circuit Court of
the United States at Richmond at the Oc-
tober term. He was bailed in the penalty
OF $500 for his appearance.-ESse1 Gazette.
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Domestic Markets -rBy TErEeaApa.7

NEW YORK, May 9.-Cotton quiet: sales, 5000
bales at Isle. Southern -four quiet Wheat closed
lees firm winter red aud amber western, Sl.5S@
u. go. Corn q rmer at Ts04Tsc. Pork steady. Lard
dull; kettle, 11sc W hiskey shade flrmer at 9l3c
Turpentine unsettled at 52D5sc. Hostn Qulss.
Tallow, stGoc. Freights frmer. 2. ~
BALTIMORE, May 9.-Virginia 6's, old, $50 bid,
seq asked Ses, "a bid, 72s asked 's7s, Oh bid, IS
asked coupons, old, 6asbid. go
Flour active and. unchanged; Howard street
Superflne. 8s.S2s@ss; extra 30 373QS7.25; family,
s7.25(lts75; City Mills-Supertne, Ss.625G$7.25 !;
extra ss family, ss@sli: western-snperflne,
IS, e2t@ss; extra, s7.325@BZl2i: family, 81 ESQ
$s5o Wheat firm choice white, 81 90; fair to
prime, Sl5o@S1.75 prime to choice red. sl72;
fair to good, $l.5O@Bl. common, $LsO@s1.45
Ohio and Iodi ma, &l.sO@sl.65; Penney wanna,
$L55GSl. es. Corn--White southern dull at 77c.;
yellow quies, 75@7sc. Oats dull at e2@s6c;: Mixed
western corn fcIner at 720Hc. Pork up changed.
Bacon lower shoulders. 7t4sc.; rio sides. ei@
1oc.: clear rib, 16f@1oac.; hams. leQl7c. Wblskey
weak ut 923c. ..I
CINCINNATI. May 9.-:Flour in good demand.
Corn steady at SIC. Pork in light demand, with
holders firm at Sl7.37s@B1Z50. Lard Duoyaag, but
unsettled at lie. asked. Bacon. buoyant and I'M
settled, with fair demand shoulders, 7c.; sides,
9@eac., but held 9c. higher. Whlskcy steady at
$50. ~ ..E,-..
LOUISVILLE. nay 0. Flour quiet and steady ;
family, Ss.25@$8.50. Corn-Shelled, 62dc. Provi-
slons frmer, but unchanged. u
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Foreign Marlsets-[BY TELEGRAPH.7 $50
LIVERPOOL, May s.-Cotton quiet and ste idy
uplnnds, 7sG07sd.; Orleans, 73018d. sales, 10 900
bales, including 1900 bales for export and specu
laLinn.
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Whent. Red, So Js.shsIs.
Corn. MIXED, 1oA bushels,
Odts.-15o bushels, Il Z oh


-. So. . 80. REMARKS. -S-s~ !,
offerings Of grain on Change to-day light aud
market dali. ~, /. 80 So, 81. Ii; Gs3
The offerings Of grain on 'Change on the CORE.
spending date Of last year were: Il
+ Wasdt.-white, SO bushels. Red, a bushels. III
Cats.-37o bushels, ...-ss- : firy5S
Prices on that day were, ~ ~. Is
Wheat.-White, very good; ei.4a. BED, good,
Corn-W hite, prime, 81. 10. . s,.,t; s..tr
Oats.-Tery good, go. s.r..g,. ,sgvs III:
49, No.. Wits lyfisI soltId ffor. min, sEss
vu.iIs; family, s8s7s to Of.
We hear some complaint about the practice On
the part OF some people In the country mixing
corn meal In the -four sent by them to this market
The Code OF Virginia says:atsAn wheat fourof-
fered for inspection SHAH be well bolted and mer-
chsntable, Of due fneness, and without mixture Of
coarser -four or of any other grain than wheat.n
We confne ourself to this remark for the present,
but VIC shall have something furthert to say about
the matter which will be of interest 10 all con-
,cerned, and in the mean time Recommend people
who guilty OF tina practice we have referred to
to consult that part of the Code of 1880 relating to
"Inspechons.'' a}&.a# t<,.t.e- 10y >
The flour market Is quite dnll Virginia cosn-
try extra can readily be had at from $3.50 to
$3.50 according to quality. - = n - 'ssE
Since The LIST instant about g. 400 bushels oT corn
have srriVed in the dock for parties here. 81
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GLOEMInG;..

T!L9THTNe PEoIAL Fo,rrr,, /: g
0Io aaaigaa e sd my stock e of 1EAY.M1hn
g saes s oEU zPs sssss
and VEsTIg as. which Iwii make 70 r1enssn1sE y
sa az at Egrf e. and guar aatee at :.
CAL at the new store: WI TRA sH,rH
] my q s. and late z. s. ;BaidWir ..,es Nam Il.
SPRING AND ST sssl "a 5- CLOTHING
!. ,,.,. ,t t,sI7 MAN STREET.
: nave .thi5 day received per express my second
=, -, sFEIEs AND sdBSP stGS Il Iii sUrTs I
sitss IN youths and boys wea sonsistins OF
from ~ b ,i s and French sack style Price
81 s FRp 51s do44s 81 Pc
= TAILoRIEs DEPARTMFET--..F,... !, 49, !.
Cassimeres. Black Cloths. best..,ss fa p Fancy
DER In sT TINS wh!::sa MAKE 6P Pr 70 Or.
:; N; az stock OF FURNISHING eoons ]. .on
apas -. -. soh she.a4sksnasK 81
.TUsP RECEIVED, A'.I,,THFp sG1
:s,,. ;. LOT OF THOSE
sIxTEEN AND EIaHTEEN-DoLIAR CAS-.
sIMERE SUITS,
.-q.s, LIGHT Ann. DARK conoas.
~, I, 80 JOHN 8. DEvL1N,
apis 1907 Main street, opposite post-oface. 4
1871. IS SPRING 'B1D'7e 1871,
-
Is - E0wi OF SALE AT !.
go DEvLM,s, i 49,
- 1907 MAIN sTREETs
(. .tss. OPPOSITE Posr.orF1cE.
ALL THE LATE STYLES ;
a,-.z1- ~ IN r
aENTLEMEN's CLOTHING
g FURNISHING GOODS,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
The celebrated
YOKE SHIRT MADE TO ORDER
co.. -S- FROM
ALL TEE NEW STYLE LINENS,
~ FANCY FRENCH CAMBRICs,
CHEvIoT sHIRTINGs.
rap 1s]
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cess for tiinnes, and lpartieipated q, IL by the

presbytery will close lis business to-day,
and on tomorrow (Sabhath) there will be
two sermons and the sscrarnents sof the
Lords Supper, &c. ~.
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CONVENTIONAL.
CoENAsD FLOUR EXCHANGE, ),
8, AichaoSD, Va, Msy ., 1871.

~ CCEN kND FLoUR .fsxcH h,yars >,
RICHMOND, Va, Msy 0. iS1i
10 oHTnRIN1s. 8,
sRhsat. White. % busheis. Red. Lad nus,,e,a.
G1oTn--.M bite, ss4 bushela. Mixed, assbusi,eis.
Rv6.-13 bushels ,5;sSs
! l;.'risE :. 2 BAnBs, - 2
j n Whtts, bushels prime st sl.7o Red
~ Bushels common mixed at 9l.2s-totai 40 bnsb,
els. yssll So !. = - -. - e0 ousn-
cora-W White, los bushols prime al sac s4 bus,.
e Els very good at s2s.Ttatai, iss t1nahels. Mixed
OGts.-15o bushels New Brunswick at &c.: IA
bushels very good Mt s7c.-totaIt 20a bushels, -
Ryes-l7 bushels prime at 91c, dna. A"-ss
- s......-.t@-. .c -"',z.z - RE-ExHBTrEps
Waent.-Red, So JnsheIa -
:. C0rn.--Mixed, 1A bushels,
OutS,-16o Bushels, - HI u fa$
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Cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TUESDAY, May o,-Aug,ssta: Quiet but steady,
at l3tl39c GALES, 25s bales; receipts, 900 bales.
receipts A,3le Bales; exports-to Great britain,
1,77e bales; coastwise, 1888 bales; sales, $500
bales; stock, 1853, s22 bales. Norfolk: Quiet low
middlinas, 13t@l3ac.; receipts, 155 hales EXPORTS
coasLWise, l?s 9ales !, stock, 2446 bales.
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oTEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
= struction, for all purposes, OF Richmond or
Northern build.
MACHINERY,
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops,
blaming mills, sash, blind, door, cabinet"are,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage WOOD, cot
ton and wooden factories. cotton gins, farmers,
foundries rollng-mills, tobacco factories, tame
ries saw, Touring, corn, and paper mills, mines,
&C., d.. !; Improved shafting, pullsys and hang
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
and water pipe and fixtures, packing, journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels and
m achtnes turbine water-1heels, We, &C.
SECONDHAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, and exchanged;
PLANS and TEST1 MATES OF machinery ZOE
ri,ie a rd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES K. A. DAYTON,
- lOLh St, between Main aud Cary,
on 11SSusu Richmond. Va.
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T,cs,er from Nnnsernos,d.

5correspcndence of the Richmond Dispstshl 81
SUFFOLK, May 8, 1871.
To-day the regular County Court com
vened nj this place. Willis o. Cohoon
qualified as clerk of the county, to which
Office he was elected last fall, but owing to
tho fact that the commissioners of election
failed to meet at the time specified by law,
the election was contested. The case was,
finally decided at the last term OF Judge.
Blows cour. In favor Of Cohoon, and 1t was
ordered that he be allowed to qualify to-
day. fa.
Peter B. Prcntiss, the former clerk, leaves
the office followed by the good wishes of
host Of friends. :,
The treasurer elect having failed to quail
ffy, VIM. e. Ellis was appointed county
discharge of his duties. GORDON.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Sunday night the
grocery store Of NIT. v. Strange, on the
canal, was discovered to be on fire, and the
alarm was sounded. The fremen and others
responded by hurrying to the spot, but the
flames had gotten such headway thnt the
house and contents were consumed. The
stock consisted Of dry goods, groceries, IL
Quors, &C., on which there was an In
Surance or S4.0o0-half in the Virginia Fire
and Marine Company and hall IN the Con-
tinental Company, Of New York. Two
valuable horses in IN adjoining stable were
also burnt. For these Mr.. Strange had re-
fused large sum the week before. Mr..
Strange considers that his loss will exceed
the insurance one or two thousand dollars.
The building was owned by the estate of
the late John Rucker, and was not Insured.
1t was large brick house, built for q to.
bacco factory.
Mr.. Strange thinks that the fire was the
act of an cen6iary.-Lynch6urg Virgin
ian.
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LOUISVILLE. nay o.-Flour quiet and steady
family, So. 2s@Ss. so. Corn-Shelled, 625c. Prov
slons frner, but unchanged. y
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

Fort Issy Captured Mt Last Bismarck and
Theirs to Have an Interview - Paris
Again Completely Invested The
Grand Assault Again elm
" minent" - General
European News, -
.' I.:- &c., sc.
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HEnl1MAnsoLD's TITsD
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cures the worse form Or blood diseases.
HELMBoLD's FLUID
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enters readily Into the circulation Il he blood.
HELhBoLD's FLUID
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u beauties the complexion.
an powders and outward applications destros
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~ 60 HELMBoLD's
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
THE SWEETEST, MOST POW-6S;Y
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMENT
=. .E NOW IN USE.
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y New PATENT Treble

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FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair OF the
American Institute, 1859; Ohio state FAIR,
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WARRANTED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save
large commission. 1850
!. REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: Adm. Levy, ESQ.,,
of Levy Brothers, Main street; j. e. Goddin, Esq,
of Lee q Goddin, Main street; Edwin A. Smith,
Esq, 800 Leigh street W. II. Smoot Etq, 2ao6
Broad street. ap 2G-d2taw3m&w3m
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FIRsT-CLAss IN EYERYREsPECT.
They will not make the so-called cheap Organs at
any price. The comparative superiority Of their
instruments is now greater than ever before, as
every competent Judge who will carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cutS
from photographs of the different styles, full infor-
nation and lowest prices !: also, Testimonial Cir-
culsr, will be sent free to any addresses
= MASON Il HAkLIN ORGAN CO.,
6ae Broadway, New York.
For sale In Richmond by
T. L. D. wALFORD,
so 4-deod&w8m Oh Main street.
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MACHINERY, DC
MIA HINE SH Top.
SLOAT & ARDINGTON,
MACHlN1STS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: 1929 AND 1924 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
- FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
MACHINERY, DC.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE Re.
city and country; TOBACCO WORK Of az
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO ACC FL t;AE
HASCOCK,S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and sll other kinds OF SCALES KEPAIR.
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for The sale o.
TUDSOh,2 PATENT STEAM-ENGINE &C.
TERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM.EN-
cine PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted p US ioi
sll kinds of BRASS-W WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGINEs; such l, IS sa .Gt,
ali : FTING. SELF-FELDGRS, STEAM-WEIS.
Tiles, WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALEEs,
BOH.ER-FLUE CLEANERS, and general as
sortmento of such articles as are used by all run.
ming steam-engines and saw-milis.
SLOAT q ADDIEGTON,
i.l5 l122 and l44 Cary street.
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PREPARATIONS FOR IMPORTANT OPERATIONS
BY THE yERSAILLISTs,

VERSAILLES, May S-Noon.--To-m
operations on large scale are expected.
The commanders Of divisions are here to-
day receiving their instructions. General
McMahon, with eighty big guns, will
operate at certain points at 4 O'clock to-
morrow, 81. ..a