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Domestic Markets -rBY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, May 2.-Cotton steady; sales, e. coo
bales; up,ands, l45c-; Orleans, Isle. Southern
q lnr trifle better common to fair extra, &eSs|
s7.l0: good to choice, $7.15@$s. Wheat fevertsh
and 203c. higher, with fair export demand
winter red and amber western, $1.55@Sl.5l. Corn
SC rec with a me derate demsnd for home and ex.
polt ar so@slc. Pork heavy &C SlsQ$lslsh. Lard
easier kettle. lie. Naval stores steady. Whis
key quiet al 93Ac. Tallow decidedly more active.
Freights active and easier cotton, per sail, /.
BALTIMORE, May 2..-yirginia 6's, old, Sc bid
| 56s asked '67's, 81 bid.
Flour. In improved demand. but the marke
slightly favors buyers Ho ward street-.Superhue
S5.75lss. I21: extra. So. 5c@$7.25 family, SIZE
60 CITY Mills. .Superfine, S5653@S7.25 extra,
ass; family, $s,25@Hl: western .Superdne, $s:I
6Ss icy; extra, S8s7a@$7.25; family, $7.ss@$s 50
Wheat steady and firm; choice white, o. o.; fa1
to prime SL5o91el75 prime to choice red, 81 .7o@
9l.so fair to good, $l.5o@ 90 common, SIEGE
$I.45 Ohio and lndlsna, 81 6@&l.Go; PennsyIva
mia, Sl.5a@Sl.55. Corn-Mtxed western. 72QI3c;
white southern dull and nominal at 7SQ17c.; yei
low southern dull ut T5c. Oats quiet at CSC. FRO
visions unchanged. Whiskey, 839sasc.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Flour quiet. Corn steady
shelled, in sacks, 6se. Provisions-Mess PORK
Sls. Bacon-Packed shoulders, tic. clear SIDES
sac. Lard-Kegs. l23c. Whiskey, ssc,
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-.Tobacco active sales
2S9 hhds.; Tugs, $5@$8.so; common leaf 10 goo
cnttit 6, S.5u0S225u. &;
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Marine Disasters.

Boston, May 2.-The corvette ficonde-
rooa ran down the schooner Ada A. An
drews. from Alexandria for Boston, with
coal to-day. The crew were saved.
FoRTREss MONROE, May 2.-The DARK
George 70. Shan. from Santos, anchored IN
the Roads, was run into by the steamer a
George Leary this morning, knocking on
her ifbboom and forward rigging, but not
iniurin, her hull. Essgss ~ - y, zs-.5
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Telearapnic summary.

! a. hail-storm yesterday did mucn datnass 8
in the northern part Of MisslssipPi.. -
Mr.. Corcoran Is to-day reporseu. Dss. .s,sro
The Government expenses iot Apr H.a = etS
81, 6O0, 900. -. s, ,,, the
pastarn States 30 the Nati0daI Medical
Cnnve,s ton have arrived. at San tranease g
Is Chicago grand jury has diseaafgea =
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Remarkable Case or Poisoning.
GoRDoNsv1LLE, Nav L.

StfUUNSf1LI,E l1AV l.. 1871.
I am informed that q portion Of the fam.
ily of James Newman, Esq, Of this county,
including some guests at that time in the
house, were q few days ago severely, though
not fatally, poisoned by eating "corned
beef" Some of them suffered very severely,
but Or. Slaughter, of this place, being
promptly called in, succeeded In, relieving
them.
What is strange In this affair is the fact
that these same persons, and also several
others, partook heartily Of the same piece
of beef at the preceding meal without feel.
ing the slightest inconvenience. and during
the intervening time the dish had been TN.
der lock and key in such custody as forbade
the possibility of its being tempered with.
1t seems to be a mystery to the family and
physicians beyond their power to account
for.
The meat has been forwarded to the
University to be analysed. The result may
throw some light on this strange affair.
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weather Report.

!, WAsH1NGros, May 2.-Probabiat.es: IL
Is y VI probable. that rainy weather VIII
on wednesday be experienced at San
Francisco. Increased northeast winds,
with rain, are probable for the Lakes
cloudy weather, with light rains, along s1e
Atlantic coast, and fresh sontherly Wlnds
ON the Gulf. ss:sss IS f..,@t
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DISEASE AMONG Cows.-A disease has
been prevalent among the COWS owned in
the southern part Of the city of Alexandra,
Va, for a week or SO past, and has extend
ed so rapidly that the mayor has felt it ms u
The animals are first affected with sore lips
and mouths, then the udder becomes in
famed, and finally the hoofs are invaded
by the disease, andin some cases are report
ed to have dropped off.
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rHp FRowss OF F1cK1g FonrU,

THE FRowNs OF TICKLE FoRTUNE-Ar:.
and Mrs. Richings. Bernard IN Financial
Trouble. Pierre Bernard, the husband OF
Mrs. Caroline Richings-Bernard, is bank
rupt. This is sorry news for Philadel-
phians, who have always taken so deep an
interest in the operate enterprises OF his
talented wife. The last western tour OF
the English troupe was, unquestlonably.
dlsastrously improbable, and has SO tar
sWamped the hard.earned savings of our
pr4naa donna and her husband that, if we
may place any reliance on common report,
they have been compelled to solicit posi-
tons in one of our church choirs. On the
10th of May the creditors, Of whom there
are about one hundred, will meet at the
office of Joseph Mason, register, to prove
their debts and choose one or more as
signees of Mr.. Bernard's estate. Among
the creditors we find the following:
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The thankspf ID Pretty we're fan4feFs4
Go the citizens of Front Royal ana FyIcinffv
for their kind shospita lilies extended 10 J,ss
members nf this lady. 6
There being no gurther business, after The
reading Of the minutes presby tary ada
journed with sing ing, prayer and tthesapos-
tolic bencdiction. o. 81 81
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OF RICHMOND, MAY 2, 1871.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 2, 1871
ARRIVED, ~
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
5chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED,
steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, tnler
charfdise and passengers, john W. Wyatt.
Steamer Zodiac, Roberts, New York, mcrchan
disc and passengers, Virginia Steamship ane
Packet Company.
~, 81 - MEMoRANDUM. 4a
WEST POINT, May ARRIVED. steamer Admit
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and paSsen'
gers. Richmond and York River Railroad Com
pany, and sailed on return. s$
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+ 4 PARTY.SPLIT.-We learn from gentle
men who arrived from Surry county on
Saturday that the Radicals have had &C..
;rious split in their party In that county.
About half Of them are opposed to that
class of men known as carpet-baggers, and
are in favor of none but "Datiye born Re-
publicans." The other half of the party,
who are less sensible, advocate the claims
of the &. B's.-Petersburg IndeT.
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I Al SCENE m CuURCE,-During the funeral

A SCENE IN CuURCH.-Du During the funeral
services of John I. Dickinsop,a welEknown
sporting man, at Williamsburg, ~. y,
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, officiating, alluded IN
severe terms to the life OF the deceased,
;l,Don which Dickinson's sister arose and
i'm an excited manner commanded johnson
to stop his remsrks,za they were aitogsth-
ar uacalled for and Inappropriate. g The
affair created a great sensation In the
church. johnson apologized and sat down.
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Cotton Markets -EBY TErEaRApH.]

Cotton Markets : By TELEGRAPH
TUESDAY, May 2.-Ne,o Orleans !. Steady, with
fair demand at l4S@lslc.; receluts, 8, le5 bales
exports TO Liverpool, 8, $50 bales; sales, 2 700
Bales stock, ,922 bales. augusta: Opened
with fair eemand, but closed quiet and isier at
13a@l3Ac.: sales, coo bales receipts, 24o bales.
Norfolk: Quiet low middlings, lac.; receipts,
ass bales exports coastwise. 22O bales sales, so
bales stock. 2. so1 bales. Wilmington Qfiet at
1alc. receipts, 300 bales sales. n bales stock,
g 229 bales.
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PORTSMOUTH TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR HER CONFEDERATE IssUEs.--Severai
bankers and others Of the city Of Norfolk,
who are holders of a large amount of corpo-
ration money Issued by the city Of Ports
mouth in 1861, have combined to proceed
against the city in the courts, and force her
into the liquidation of said paper, if posi-
BILE, the holders claiming damages aggre-
eating SOC, 000.-Norf0lk Journal. ~ i
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FEDERAL INrERFERENoE IN STATE ELEc-
TIoNs.-W. A. Todd, Esq, one of the regis.
trars for the Second Ward, was arrested on
Saturday last by the Deputy United States
Marshal under the charge Of refusing to
register Henry Bailey, negro, because of
his race and color, knowing him to be enti-
tied to be registered in said ward. He was
examined yesterday by United States Com
missioner Barry, and after the examination
of witnesses and argument of counsel was
recognized by the commissioner to answer
an indictment should one be found by the
grand jury Of the United States District
Court, which will assemble this forenoon.
Norfolk Virginian, Cd. ...... .-.
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MACHINERY OILS.
mo CONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
h$, MACHINERY. ,
2 A saving guaranteed by the use OF the
NATURAL PETRoLEuM Lubhi-

A saving guaranteed by the use OF the
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRl-
- - = eating OIL,
Eal TO the best sperm oil, at one-third tbs price.
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery % ever as
not 10 heat or gum Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted 70 gave SAILS.
faction when properly used, or 70 be returned as
This OH has been extensively used In this city
for several years past, giving general
and without complaint whenever properly uscd'
II does not require any peculiar treatment or par
ocular care, other than to see that the machinery
"a clean and free from dirt andgu before This Oh
is applied; no further Gaze LIS necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the on SOLD py us
l,ffers from all other Intoxicating GUS sotd IN
fhis marked. We are the sole agents here Tor the
Virginia natural Petroleum Lubrtcating GU
every barrel Of which sold by Us bearing our brand
nus: VIRGiNIaS Mutual FETRohEUM
ILt ~ puACELL, La hA II. q z
Orders addressed 70 ps WIN receive prompt at
'en'ioDPf iJKCELL, LADH u. CO., Druggtstg,
an Ism hcnl'onu. q
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THE FRENCH REvOLITTT[oN

concentrations OF Insurgents Around Fssy-The
: Masonic I Banners Taken OF the Ramparts :
fnris Not 70 be Provissoned except for Cash,
Z More About Cluseret Theirs Contemplating a
sCoup d. Fiat The Regency to be Re. es.ab.
lished Bismarck on the Annexation of Alsacs
= and Torr nina - -. ~ Z. $50 =. s.s
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON. May 2.-Consois, Gag. United state
bonds COG. Sugar, on the spot, ass. 3D.; afoat
declining at 2ss. cd. =
,ans 7sd rIsans crosses goo bnIes
Guiding :, 900 for export and speculation.
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DISTINGUISHED ARR1vALs.-C. p. Hunt
ington, president of the &. and o. railroad !;
Ii. ID. Whitcomb, chief engineer MIR. IRA
cy, D. w. Emmons, and Capt. Fl. G. Par
sons, railroad people, paid us flying visit
this morning. They were moving eastward
along the line of road inspecting the work.
CabeU County Press.
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III tt RE-ExHIs1rsp.
EHent.-White, 8 bushels.
Co;B-Mixed, 200 bushels.
! Odts.-1aa bushels. sTss15

( Wheat Is decidedly lower, and those people who
hare been boarding It with the expectation That
when the quantity ON the market became small the
price would advance proportionately Win find
themselves mistaken. As we have already said,
the season Is drawing TO close, and rs there IL
but little wheat arriving, and millers are prapar
Ing for the new season. there Ia but little ccmpe-
titton among them for what Is on market, and
hence prices are lower. Moreover, there is TO
competing shipping demand; tor # would scarce
ly be worth any ones while to buy for shipping
,hs smau quantities now offered, especially Us
there Is but little offered Of o g3od grade. e
Corn is in good demand, without any change In
prices from those Of the preceding day.
Oats also In good demand, but the article seems
TO have reached its maximum, for to-day primo
sold at one cent lower than the figure Of the pre-
tcedtng day.
A subject of.dsep interest now to commission
merchants well to farmers is the condition OF
the wheat crop. We do not see In papers pub
shed In various parts of the State IS much notice
taken Of 1t as would give rs fully reliable data.
At the same time, there is q general impression
among the commission merchants Of this city who
have directed their attention to the matter that the
crop promi. es to be very good one III quality,
but that the breadth Of land sown Is not much II
at ali greater than that Of last year, We notice
that In Missouri and Kansas the crop OF wheat Is
represented as being remarkably promising, and
thst from present appearances It viii be much
earlier than that Of last year.
We stated In yesterdays issue that some Of our
commission merchants intend to bestir themselves
this season in securing trade from places outside
the State This Is strictly true, for in converse
tion with some gentlemen to day who have means
attheir disposal we were assured that they intend
which Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other buyers
and SPECTATORS have had heretofore almost en-
tirely to themselves. We are sure our Richmond
men in seeking this trade viii be met In cordial
spirit by sellers for surely people in Virginia and
along the Tennessee line, finding this as good q
market as any other in the whole country viii not
forget Richmond and viii give her the preference.
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James Fisk, Jr., New York. ................Sl,(
Bernard Quigley, No. lois Bainbridge-

James Fisk, Jr, New York. 900 o.
Bernard Quigley, No. lois Bainbridge-
Low w
DR.. VIM. =. CuuningLon, orchestra leader
tdeceassd). 2oo W
&. K,chinss Bernard, eSecutrix. {. ESQ 90
narney w iiIiams Observation-Disclosures. 750 90
Miss Emma HOWson, New York........... 772 50
II G. Peskss Baltimore. LOIS. Of
D. y or2oAno'. 2,55s II
s. Behrens, Philadelphia. 2So ~
Henri Drayton, Brooklyn ss2 %
]. G.. Pennoyer, Phladelphta. ;. ......... ala 10
>. rea"yh' "ssn' y. .as l,olofo 90
1Jstn1 ann q Rrf the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4ss 20
warren S Mnes, nov ........... 1880
Ersg Z,mmsrma} 2ss 90
H3Ses ANAAAANNS~A
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HUNTINGToN.-The contracts for building
the machinc-shops and round-house at
Huntington have been awarded. The
work will be commenced Immediately, and
completed by September. The work Of
grading the streets is to be commenced at
once by the company. We learn also that
ARRANGEMENTS have been made that will in
sure direct steamboat communication be-
tween that place and Cincinnati.- Cabeu
COuntu Press. -
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TYTKgTNTA TEAbsHIp ANn 100
Y PSGKETs Z "a n y'1eN .. NThs Ik4M
:sss9ssig SEe !T gfToa lss,ss Icy 9ssf
4hs s:aaaa. yx p Cr yDr ;..,a. NO.
ysss sysr7 TWesDAY lsasss k k s Nsy
Frelshs received daily X; I. ann. $500.
=: reg 1..a a.,n street
pHILADELPHIA, RICH- IESun
lErE K8 SSasls5sN EN- IS; q.
aaEkkkENssasss ss hIs sahX0 aSd
s sea h,. every MEgNs65ssR}A and sATTRDAY.
ss sss ss r ssassso 81 sam n
ssm pfaas &c soSs s ssa g sssf
Passage 70 rhiladeiphiz, Including meals and
VIZ. PORTER; AGENT
WM::P.CLYDE g GU, Agensa,
: - ~: eses.a = a.esss: Fa...ee.p6...
Oh N " " eENERlr. sHypprra
EfcHao IND "a. PosF-o1z1U Box u.
FOE LIVERPOOL AVID s4,~A
-, = =, ], ouEENsrowN.S 5&
vpnSf wv s v6pT rTIn y SAILING
y Nh ~ !. sITHpN A fTE FL TiTS ssAHTgMDAY,
4 AMI Ell ., . aMnS s AGE IUESDAYS.
pr,,n,,. 4, S BATES oF r ,.
prsgy cassa ~ aosd' ,ayaos IN CHrrsHcy.
IN fss canMs e--..sae Steernse eso
10 Psris so No %
tcsrets snis e - ~ %
n For fnrtSar n 49,
onces' JOHE &c g Dale. Agent,
II :YrSuxy mr. rr = sDSkoAoWay. New York; or 70
oo0N W. " kAITsAgents Richm0nd Va.
FOE NEW Y0RK. 4nM
& OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 86&E&
/. er. = 10 COMPANY.-7s -.
The side-wheei Steamships 'WYANoKE. ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, z EIAa II I.-ssATREs
EARLE, and HATTERIS leave New YORK. for
Norfolk, City Point. and Richmond. every TITES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 1n,cioek
p. II. Leave Richmond every TUESDkY. TRT.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at Sieh t,de. ~ q III
These shipa are entirely new. THEW hava etass,<
eaIoona and stateronnne Tina fars
Hons and attantion are ,,nsnynsese1 pi
-
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CROCKEsY, GLASSWARE, DC.


REoPENED.
T.. CURRANT
would respectfully inform his former patrons and
the public generally tn At he has opened tenn pora-
rlly at Virginia Hall, 9th street, ana now offers
for sale well selected stock OF HOUSE-FuR-
NISHINH GOODS, consisting inpart or "
: REFRIGERATORS, OF several styles;
WATER-COOLERS,
WATER-COOLER STANDS.
WIRE MEAT-SAFES of different patterns,
WIRE DISH-COVERS, BIRD CAGES,
PLANISHED WARE,
COFFEE POTS in every variety
STAMPED IRON and TIN WARE,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS,
JAPANNED BOXES, CANdSTERS,T&c., &C.
PATENT and PLAIN ICE-CREAM FIRE f4l-
ERS, r:.@
PATENT BROOMS,
BROOMS and BUSHES of all kinds,
LADIES' WOHE.STANDS.
LAUNDRY, CLOTHES, OF FICE. TRAV.
ELLING, and MARKET BASKETS, &c.
Thankful for past fayors, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the same. myth
WTHOLEsALE CRoCKERY HOUSE,
w 1905 MAIN ST., RICh MO Nd have n on
to hand. direct from the manufacturers in Burope
and the United States, one Of the largest, best
selected, and cheapest stocks Of CHINA, GLASS,
and HU GOODS ever offered
in this market to which / call the attention Of
merchants from Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee, guaranteeing to them prices as low as
any repacking house North or South.
NH 1s JOHN AsdGh:
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VIRGINIA -OFFIoEs.-At Coman's
Well, Sussex county, Va, I. T. Wall is APP
pointed postmaster, vice john II. Edwards,
resigned. At Land Of Promise, Princess
Anne county, w. L. Morris is appointed
postmaster, vice Edward Nj. TllleY, re-
moved.
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Intelllgent and OBJ
servant gentlemen inform us that the wheat
crop, particularly in Bedford, is very far
from being as good as has been generally
represented, for the reason that it was seed
ed in an unusually dry season, and much
Of the grain failed to sprout or persisted
told that the stalks in many fields are not
half thick enough to make even an average
yield. -Lynchburg Republican.
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HARDWARE.
METALS.

METALS, METALS.
swedes, Refined, and Country Bar Iron;
Band, Hoop, and Sheet Iron;
Horse-shoe and Mule-ahoe Iron
Oval, Half-oval, and HaIf-round Iron;
Small Rounds and Squares;
Navor,s Cast. Shear and Octagon Steel;
American and English BllBtered Steel;
Russia and Imitation Russia sheet Iron
Tin Plate, Block Tin, Spelter, Lead;
Iron Axles, all Sizes;
Norway Nail Rods; Horseshoe Nails;
Burdens Horse and Mule Shoes.
NH an - . Pearl Block.
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THROUGH TRA1N.-The first through mail
and passenger train from Norfolk to Bris.
tol passed through the city yesterday even
ing. The passengers who secured seats at
Norfolk went through to Bristol without
changing cars.-Lynchburg Republican, 3D..
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The total amount Of the Liabilities rs
$33, 900, without enumerating about ,tWen.y
items where the claims are as YET unknown.
The amusement-g will readily recog-
nize among the names given many OF the
leading singers in the Richings- Bernard
Company philadelphia Telegraph. Z
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NO PROVISIONS FOR PARIS ON CREDIT. =
LONDON, May 2.-Several agents of the
Paris Commune arrived here yesterday
commissioned to enter into contracts aoI
reyictualling Paris, but as they proposed
to nav for their goods in thirty days deal
ers declined to contract with them.
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:o0MNERCIAI4.
= sr-f So ~ - q ~
Co.'s AFD EToGE ExCftAHGE. ii
~ liA3oHp, VA; May q IS3I

SaSEs ASD EIoUH ExcftxHer.
cIiaGoHp, Va; May g ISiL :.
Igzss 5EREaInas. q sss
WHsct.-WhSta III Saxieia Pal sso ,,,, ~
G0T&- hits, sao bnsIiels. Yellow no Tiistais.
Mixed, zoo bushels. - s s1saAseAss
Y 01f5..g82 Bushels III 5sgssssssyz
Rpe.-5 bushels. " eS5ss
F0sutoes.-1 bushels.
isd s-a - ~ s;8 BAIE9. ~ %
When.-Whise, ~ bushels at 3t.s7t u bussssas
common ct ~. a5 bushels common at el.sg. ~
bushels on private lerug ; % bushels common d
sl2o: 50 bushels very good ~ si.7e. osai ~
bushels. 5s y ~ . W.
els prime at SITS bushels choice at 8LSe sg
bushels common at 81 so !: 90 bushels COMMON q
et1g 100 buhnsls very good Of eI.7o, Total, 2es
Ibushels. 500 fsss ~ Is
Core whits, 40 bushels prime at SIC; 2es busl.
els aS s5c.-tots1 go Bushels. Mixed, 16e n1snels
good 81 ssc. 50 bashels very good as seo
oats.-4e bushels prime ON private terms; s.
bushels prime at SOC. !; 5l8 bushels TAry good on
private terms; 60 bushels ct SIC. Totai SaS Dush-
Eyes bushels at s7sc. sgs;sE 5.s;
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Fourth Day.

An overture from the Third Church,
Richmond, asking what course churcn
should pursue with members selling lntoX.
icating drinks to persons who use II lot sen.
indulgence, was referred to commlttee
consisting of Rev. E. 81. Rutherford, ReV.
q. Fl. Denny, and Elder w. u. Iappey, 10
report Mt the next meeting.
Tbc Presbytery took recess during the
morning session for Sabbath-schOcl meet.
ING. This meeting was well attended by
the members of the fiourishing school OF
the Mackenzie Church, and was addressed
by several members of the Presbytery..
The thanks Of Presbytery were rendered
the citizens of Accomae for their generous
hospitality, to the churches that offered the
use of their pulpits, and to the steamboat
and railroad companies for free return tick
ets for the members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-03

Mentui and MorGl Sciences.-Messrs.
Crawford, CIV White, and Finley.
Iheoiogy.-Messrs. Riddle, Dutton, and
Wilson.
Ecclesiastical History Messrs. q. White,
Leyburn, and Raymond.
Sdcrdments and Church GOue7nn ent--
AlesSrs. Scott, Graham, and North.
ReS0!red, That the treasurer of Presby-
terry, out Of the money to be raised from
the assessment on the churches this day or
dtred, first pay the sum OF $40 to the AS
Scmoly Education Committee for students
Tor The ministry under charge OF this Pres
bytery.
PreSbyterv resolved to hold an adjourn
ed meeting at Woodstock ON the first Tues
day III June.
On motion, the treasurer was directed to
retain in his hands what money he already
that purpose, for the establishment OF book
depository.
Messrs. NJ. w. Woodwork and Elders j.
u. Armstrong, 3. Hughes, j. j. Miller,
Geo. Eichelberger, and j. n. Bell, were
appointed committee to employ two col
porteurs and to devise the ways and means,
as soon rs possible, to meet their necessary
expenses. II was
Resotoed, That the sessions Of the
churches III our bounds be requested 70 can
meeting OF their respective congregations
between this and the next stated meeting
OF fresbytery to consider and take action
IN reference to the scheme recommended
by the General Assembly TOR the relief OF
disabled ministers, and the support of the
families Of deceased ministers, and that this
scheme he earnestly commended to the fa-
Vorable consideration OF the congregations