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The Weather. Report.

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Synopsis for the
past twenty-four hours: The weather mas
cleared away on the Pacific coast WIN u
decided rise in the barometer. Clouds anu
rain still continue at the Rocky mountain
stations. Threatening and rainy weather
has also been reported from Tennessee to
North Carolina and northern Florloa' ana
has been experienced during the DAY from
Illinois 10 West Virginia, and is now re-
ported east Of New York State. Inc hlgn'
est barometer continues on the south Al
lantic coast. The pressure has faIle.n some.
what in the New England States, ana more
decidedly in the lower Missouri valley. The
temperature has increased on the Pacific
and east Atlantic coasts.
Probabilities 1t is probable. that light
rains will continue for q short time on Inc
New England coast, and will also fall In
portions Of Virginia an d Pennsylvania.
Partially cloudy weather. with light south;
Wednesday east of the Mi ssissippi and on
the Gulf,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE EDITORIAL ExCURsros1sTs
Reception and Honors at Greens.
s.s boro'-sDeeeh Of p. IF. Duffy.
Eaq.-Dinner and Bali.
Especial TELEGRAM TO THE p1spArcH.l

bSiAL hAa TU The BAL
GREENSBORO, N. c., My 3O.-The edito.
rial eXcursionists were met at ReidsgilIe
to-day by the Mayor and Council OF
Greensboro. Upon their arrival at the de.
pot here they were met by number OF
citizens, and welcomed in speech by p.
f. Duffy, Esq, of the Patriot, substantial
ly as follows: :s-
1t Is to me source Of no ordinary
pleasure, gentlemen of the press, to greet
you on this occasion, and to welcome to the
old North State so much of the intelligence
and so many Of the representative men of
the power which governs the world. AS
one originally from one of the great States
which you represent, take particular plea
sure in thus being selected to extend you
q cordial welcome, because / believe and
feel that if the people north and south
knew each other better they would like
each other better, and through you this
acquaintance is to be made. We wish such
comminglings could be more frequent,
and that people from different sections
might know each other we'll and good.
BY mingling with our people, by coming
in contact with them in everyday life, and
by observing their manners. habits, and
customs, they can learn much. By impart-
ing what you know would be largely in
strumental in correcting many errors which
are now current among our northern breth-
rem. Believing this intercourse will be BEN
etcial not only to our own people, but also
to the people North, deem it source of
congratulation all around, and in behalf of
the good people of Green sboro', and
through them the people of the Old North
State. 1 extend you cordial welcome, and
hope your stay may be pleasant and your
"reminiscences delightful"
. The party then pr oceeded to Benbow
Hotel. where they are eing highly enter
tanned. ..
A ball given them by the young men of
Greensboro is in progress, and Kesnich's
celebrated band is rem dering splendid
music. The best feeling prevails.
A sumptuous supper is awaiting the
party at Be nbow Hotel. -
The party will leave tomorrow morning
for Danville.
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New Trial Grauted-Thc Case of Bowen.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-Bolster, who
killed "Sonny" James, i'll February last :,
has been granted new trial upon the
ground that the Jndge erred in excluding
evidence regarding the character OF James,
the murdered man.
In the Bowen bGamy case the prosecu-
ton proved the marriage Of Bowen to MISS
Hicks. The defence presented the decree
OF the Supreme Court of New York, aated
May, 1865, divor cling c. c. Bowen from
Frances Bowen. Judge Oden thought that
if the defendant was not citizen o, Ne"
York, and ran away from this woman "hen
the war was going on and obtained the qe-
cree, that that publication was Foid. ne
wished TO be satisfied on the points whether
such publication was void, and whether or
not there was fraud. The jurors were SEM
to the Continental lilo tel, and the Court aa'
in1lrnpd
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Under the provisions Of sections 100, 121,
and 100 Of the act of June 80. 1864. the
dividends Of banks, trust companies, in
surance companies. railroads, &C., were
made payable directly to the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, without being first
assessed by the local offices Of the district.
The question was recently raised whether,
uncl"I thoSo rircIin1 Stan ooe tho "oc"""cr az, d
collector Of the district were entitled to
commissions upon the same, to which the
First Comptroller has replied that they are
not, except in cases where the corporations
named failed to pay the commissioner. and
an assessment is actually made Washing
tou Patriot
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CpE1cE City WATER WORKS, }

OFFICE CITY WATER WOhhs,S
RICHMOND, VA. May ~, 1871.
WILL BE RECEIVED
/ at this Office until THURSDAY, IL NJ, June
/, 1871, for msking and furnishing this depart
ment with the following CAST-lRON PIPE,
BRA INCHES, and TURNS:
d 24.inch Pipes, l2i feet long, thick-weight'
$40 1g-lnth FfPEs, l2s feet long, thick-weight
4ss lsinSh PPIPEs s feet long, th,ck-welght
10 Bot t;!i EZRA NCHEs, IL by inches;
Ii SI>GLE BRANCHES, 12 BY inches;
10 l2-inch CIRCLES, thick;
8 "a inch TURNS, ] thick;
24-inch SINGLE BRANCH.
The pipes to De of such uniform thickness
throughout US not to vary more than one-sixteentn
of an inch. No pipe to fall short In weight nor
specified to be cast vertical, with hub or bell.eno
down; OF good iron, of such qualify as VIII pear
cultir and drilling the Joints or the 2l,lnch pipe
to be half inch IL thickness for lead joint, anu
tno.e OF the ~ inch pipe to be inch.
The pipes, branches, and turns 10 De lesteu NY
hydraulic pressure to:three hundred pounds per
SQUARE inch. Each pipe. branch and turn 10 pe
proved aud weighed by the contractor, up1er Tue
inspection OF the superintendent OF the water.
Works or any person he may appoint ior lha'
purpose. ~ 100, -.
Z lie branches and turns to be cast to such pat
terms as the Superintendent may require
hny Information may be obtained ut this once
Parties proposing for the above work wlll mhke
separate bids for either size OF pipes, oranehe'
and turns. -,
The committee reserve the right to rejecx any Of
all the bids. q. ~.
my 22-tJel superintendent
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The INDIAN PRoBLEM.-In accordance
with the recommendations of Commissioner
Parker, the Secretary OF the Interior has
approved plan for attempting to restore
Deace with the Indians of Arizona and New
Mexico by the delegation OF one or more
members of the Board of Indian Commits
sioners to proceed to Arizona without delay
and cooperate with the military authorities
in their efforts to collect and locate the In
dians upon the White Mountain reserva..
tons, urging upon them the policy of
peace, spending tor their benefit halt of the
appropriation OF $40, 900 voted by Congress,
and in every way possible to relieve their
necessities and prevent the threatened war.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 30, ls7L
p. SD ar- .-... ARRIVED. - 49,.
stesmer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
steamer Pallsade, Nelson, Kingsmill Wharf, G..
L. Currie.
MEMORANDA.
BOSTON, May 27.-Arrived, schoouers Artle
Garwood, Sarah Maria, and Richard Bullwinkle
all from Richmond, Va.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Arrived, schooner j. r..
Lockwood. sharrett, Richmond. May Goth, off
Squan III sqnsll, lost jibboom.
VEST POINT, May 30.-Arr1ved steamer Admi-
rel Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, Richmond and York River Railroad Com
.pdny, and sailed on return.
FL. lBY TELEGRAPH
SAVANNAH, May 3o.-Arrived, brig PLAYA, from
Cuba steamers san Salvor, New York North
Point, Baltimore; wyoming, or Phlladelpha.
Cleared, steamer Virgo, Tor New York; ship
John Mann, for Liverpool.
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"Who dare spit tobacco juice upon the
floor of this carp" savagely exclaimed u
large and powerfully built passenger as he
arose from his seat and stalked down the
uisle, frowning defantly upon the other
passengers. "I dare" said burly-look-
Ing fellow as he deliberately squirted q
quantity of the noxious saliva upon the
floor of the aisle. GAIL right, my friend"
said the first speaker, slapping the other in
friendly manner upon the shoulder, "giye
us chew OF tobacco"
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THE FRENCH REBELLION.
AL Quiet in the City of Paris The Murdered
Priests Lying in State Victor Hugo
Expelled and Gone to England.
FROM PARIS.


PARIS, May 30.-Only the 9Th, 18th, and
10th ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and Bellevlle and Viii
lettc quarters, remain under military occu-
patton.
The city is calm, and the discipline of the
army is admirable.
McMahon has issued congratulatory
proclamation to the army.
Paris is tranquil, and trade already shows
signs of rcviving. "
The soldiers are fcLed by the inhabitants.
The arrests Of the insurgents continue.
LONDON, May 30.-The Daily Neaos says
that trains for Paris will run TO- morrow.
The people of Brussels smashed the win"
dows in Victor Hugo's home. The police
now guard the house.
The proclamation of MacMahon to the
people announces their dellyerance from
the Communists. and asserts that order,
security, and labor are about being estab-
liShcd.
LATEsT.-Gen. Ia Cecilia, who He'd to
Vilceuncs, has ndcrcd.
The Paris Journals demand cessation OF
summary cXecu Ions ~
The murdered priests will lie i'll state for
one week.
The Commune. except Pyatt and Graus-
set, have been killed or captured.
VERSAILLES, May 30.-Reprisal is openly
announced ny Inc lDnaCiCahIS VI Dei,e'hie'
and there is constant fear of arson and assas-
smation.
The discoveries of petroleum in the cell
lars of Paris are OF daily occurrence.
The insurgents in the Fort of Nncennes
have surrendered uuconditlonally.
Theirs has ordered the disarmament OF
Paris and the dissolution of the National
Guards in the department of the Seine.
Goul0iS announces that the Orleall:
Princes are allowed to live in France.
Most OF the national archives are safe.
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The Mtll7ean Case.

IND1ANAPoLls, May 30.-The MilIigan
case was given to the jury, this. morning.
The Judge, In charging the jury, sustained
the prohibitions Of the Constitution as de-
clared BY the Supreme Court, as overriding
Federal Executive approval, or supported
by Congressional enactments. The Judge,
however, recognizes the right of Congress
to limit the time for righting. The jury
was ordered to return a sealed verdict.
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IMPORTANT TO SOUTHERN ExECUToRs.-ln
the United States Circuit Court, sitting at
savannah last week, Mr.. Justice Bradley,
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
presiding, decided that the investment by
executors, administrators, and trustees, of
funds in their hands us trustees, i'll Confed-
crate States bonds and securities, under the
acts of the Georgia Legislature passed dur
ing the war, were not Illegal and void, but
that I'LL OF such investments, when made in
good faith by trustees, are valid and bind
ing.
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Decision In the sgtrlsgan CAGE.

1NDIAEAPoLIs, May 30.-The verdict of
the jury in the Milligan case gives Milligan
p damages. The Judge will determine the
question Of cost, as the suit was brought in
the State court. The jury was out IT
hours. It is probable that motion will be
made for q new trial.
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old BUSINESS REOPENED.

Il he undersigned having commenced again his
old business at $500 Main street, wnt re he car reu
PLAIN and FANCY CANDIES and FnIJIT
BUS EoS from 1870 to 1902 begs leave to cali the
attention OF country merchants and the Dubl,c
ock Of CANDLES of his own make, which he
warrants to be equal in purity and style to any
maG ulactured In his or any other city also his
and DOMESTIC FRUITS (dsied and creenS
NUTS OF ill Ein"s, .fIykLES, PRESEHVg :.
and faults, MACCARONL SAkDIf .Es
CRACK ks. CAKES suitable for the 60 II, . .,
trade; TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CIGAS UNI J
TOB ACCO. &C.; all OF which viii be SOP y, an ~
trade or retailed on the most reasonably .ls
JAS, MV ,RE i''
No. 1903 MAJ sara,t
my ao-lw Opposite b. C@ rIes Hotel.
A IL Il KINDS KIN SEE OF JOB WORK DONE
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Arrest OF q MurSsers re

r, Nov 3(n-Gporoa Wa1cotC,
hou ,L;',ad :; soldier ut FranEto, t, and for
v'ho Aa ,.os. Covernor Leslie otYe red $500
reward, had himself arrested by am tllenu
who drew the reward and gave It . WaousS
The prisoner immediately gave !he h auInt
to the widow of his victim. He was III 'un'
when the killing occurred.
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The adjournment Of the Senate without
the usual formality Of notifying the Pres-
dent was not accidental. The subject was
mentioned and a committee suggested, but
for & reason not explained in public, but
which is perfectly understood, Mr.. Conk-
ling insisted upon abruptly terminating the
session, especially when he came 10 know
that Mr.. Morton was anxious to have it
briefly continued for important Executive
business. The plain truth is, there has
been a sudden schism among the Admins
tration leaders, and the firm of Morton d
Co. is now dissolved by mutual CONSENT
J he investigation about the treaty led to
much personal bitterness. which time can
not soften. Aud it is not among the i'm
probabilities. that Mr.. Conkling may be la
ken down from the high horse which he
has heretofore been accustomed to ride
with so many grand airs Washington Pa
tri0t.
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Admissibility of Chinese Evidence.

SAN FRANc1oo, May 29.-Judge Sawyer,
Of the Police Court, dismissed the charge
of robbery against white man made BY a
Chinaman, deciding to abide by the deci-
sion Of the Supreme Court Of California
against the admissibility of Chinese evil
dence.
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.JuSSU REGIS"

BRUSSELS, May 3O.-It has been an
bounced in the Senate of Belgium that Vic
tor uuco's recent letter is regarded as COM
promising to Belgium. The Government
has requested Hugo to leave the country.
Hugo refused to depart, whereupon, In
the Kings decree, his departure was ell
forced.
LONDON, May 30.-Yictor Hugo, being
driven IRON Belgium, is coming to London.
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Cd Il u -
RICHMOND AND YORK RryEH KAILaoAD,f

es2 VI
RICHMOND AND YORK RrvER RAILaoAD,1
SrPEE1Sr-yDEaT's OyTIcE.
RIcrI:4SsD, VA, May 90. IS7L }
!! Nh TE CT SCHEDULE.-DA1LY
~ LINE.-On and sfter May sth, ISL, tha
TEAMS % ra ~ ENC III r Th1 & glow
R1c LEAVE vest Point Gsiiy o. A. Nj STRIVE 1t
ws ssy Fo Esa e ss ss.1,I NJ arve at
FHEIeaT Tkxi sty E !. gsr PASSENGER CAB
On sunday viii leave Eiehmo ssPs e s:sa
NJ and Returning. save West g pot pei s .. s A.
and. arrive G at hichmoaa st $50 2. Il. thus al
aSa snioyp .hs & ds
modious lighthouses. Fare ,or ihe round trip,
Trains connect daily at West Point with sr,t.
class s.esmers for Baltimore, and all points North
Fare from Richmond 70 Baltimore, ss.
Through bills Of lad.ns given to all points
NoETh eno SOUTH. Freishts received daily and
promptiy forwarded:
rest On most comiortabe boats, Win tables unsur
passed BY any, and arrive IN Baltimore In ttna
for Northern and Western trains.
The Freight Traiu, with Passenger Oar at
tached, (Sund,y and Mondays excepted.l will
leave Richmond a. a. NJ: arrive u Yves. Point
Mondays exIep.sdJ st P. II. arrive at Rich
~ siCkcL VIII DC SOlQ IrOu hICuWOu0
70 west Point. good to 20 down on SATURDAY
and return on MONDAY. for &1.76. Good choiela
are open Tor the accommodation Of guests at q mo.
derate price.
J. NJ. TURNER, Freight Agent.
}. L. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. myN
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-tfn and after THURSDAY, June 1ss,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond iSun.
days e1ceptedl as follows :.
$3.50 A. M.-MAlL TRAIN for the White sul-
phur Springs, connecting at Gordonsville with tha
orange, Alexandra and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lyme hburg and South.
1885 p. M.-ACCOAMODATIO TRAIN for
Gordonsville.
On and after the 18th Of JUNE PASSENGER
TRAIN will run daily Except Sunday between
Stanton and the White sulphur, as follows:
Arrive a. " hite sulphur at.............I37P p. d.
Leave White sulphur at .2:35 p. M.
Arrive at stanton at...................7:A p. NJ.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO all pointa
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
company's Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundsye.
A. Fl. PERRY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHERLAsD, GenI Ticket Agt.
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Earth1uake and Loss of Life,

ZINGAPoRE, May pa volcanic erup-
ton and earthquake have shaken the
island of Rua. The country has been ter
ribly devastated, and four hundred lives
have been lost. .-.. ..,. ..............s.
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ANN uaI Meeting of he New York
Cotton ExchG lnge.

NEW YORK, May 3O.-The. New York Cot
ton Exchrnge held its an aual meeting to-
day. The annual report states that the
sales from September 18th tn May 18th were
S57 ,346 bales, besides CO nnacts for the o e
livery of 1851 ,425 bales, isrge amounts OF
which have not been Off caaHy reported.
The Hanover Build ng has been pur lo
chased as headquarters Of the EAchanse
Committee for officers or the ensuing year
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FROM WASHINGTON, .
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,

HI
WASHINGTON, May 90.
The last sensstion to open Radical eyes
is Horace Greeley's letter expressing a de-.
cided opinion against the reelection Of Pres,-
dent Grant. There are not enough poIi.
ticians now in Washington to oct an idea
OF the extent of favor It will receive mt
il can safely be said that among those in
office there viii be very positive demonstra-
tions OF d's1duor. Greeley has already been
read out Of the list Of useful men in the
party, and ii has been declared by some of
the tirncst friends Of the Administration
that he is altogether too impracticable to be
relied on. 1t will he interesting to notice
the effect Of the declaration Of the distin-
guished Radical editor. He Is in no minor
ity in his views shout the next Presidential
election, and it Is thought here that this evil
dence Of the dissatisfaction which the at
tempt TO renominate Grant has caused will
be followed by others during the summer,
which will produce dissensions and discus
sions fatal to the harmony OF the party in
power"
Grant will remove to Long Branch on
Thursday, and SO far as the question of
political maneuvering in preparation for
the active and hot campaign Of next year
is concerned, Long Branch will be the Gov
eminent headquarters. AT short intervals
it Will return here and attend to routine
business.
1t begins to be known that the recent
speech Of prominent Government officer
at the army gatherings at Boston, in which
strong intimati0ns of fondness for military
government were given out, has IN no way
helped the case Of the President in the
minds OF some of the old-fashioned Repub-
licans. They see danger in such utterances,
and especially are they deprecated because
Of the fact that in another four years Ad-
miniStration like the present, barred by
constitutional provisions from any further
continuation, efforts may be made by the
endorserS of such sentiments to lengthen
the presidential term. Such "inductionS
dangerous are not beyond the limit of
possibility while the men who have ruled
for the last six years are in power. They
would only be another instance of pro.
greSSiue rad'cahsna. E..
The incubation Of such ideas among
Radicals will very much detract from the
support required to make the proposed
denomination of Grant unanimous. This
fact is subject Of comment even among
Radicals who have official positions. There
are many Of these in the list OF diScon-
tented oncs-illustrations OF which are i'll
creaSing in number.
The Democrats, with their "new de-
parture" policy. are watching the situa-
ton with much interest, and with con-
stantly-increasing confidence in the subject
of their own strength and approaching
triumphs. One of the most prominent
Radicals of the Government has said that
if this new policy is adopted by the entire
Democratic party the Republicans will be
necessitated to joining q new issue to pre-
Vent their defeat next year. TIMoN.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANgg,}
~ 50. RICHMOND, VA, Msy 80, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-W htc, 50 bushels. Red, 222 bushels.
Corn.-Yellow, "a bushels. Mixed, 25G bushels.
Odts.-l40 bushels.
Rye ~ bushels.
MeaJ.-ss bushels. = g,r
SALES.
Wheat White, 20 bushels prime at Sits. Red,
10 bushe. fair ut $3.50; 10 bushels very good as
els. -
Corn.-Mxed 1os bushels common at soc.; so
bushels at s7c.-total. 2ls bushels.
Odts.-l2o bushels prime at &c.; 20 bushels prime
at sac.-totSl, 10 bushels.
Rpe.-N bushels good at s23c.
MedI.-Unbolted, So bushels at SEC.
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SEWENG.SGACHINES.

rNHE PUBLIC TEST
4 OF sEWTNG-MACHINES.
The GROVER Il BAKER,
in the hands or the people OF the city and state,
has proved its superiority by thousands or
voluntary testimonials from those who are com
petent TO judge and the best tribute 70 It's merits
: Ihe generous patronage of the public is guar
antee or It's success and fifteen years trial by the
7 eople of Virginia, fully warrants our claim that
The Grover Il Baker Is never equalltd ana never
eNceied. Il. K N. w. DAEB L, Agehts;
my30 COL Broad street Richmond, va.
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WASHINGTON, May 3O.-An appeal for
aid for the Pittston sufferers says those
who have already died leave twelve widows
and thirty-siX orphans.
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Decoration of Graves. -,
WAsH1NeToN, May 3O.-The various De-
partments are closed to-day. ..t ray, ia,
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PROPOSALS.


CFF1cn SECRETARY BOARD OF TRUsTEEs,}
MANCHESTER, May 70, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR BUILD
y ING A NEW TURBINE WHEEL, TRUNK,
and CO NNFCTIONS, In the Manchester Corn
at this office until 8 O'Clock T. n. FRIDAY, June
9, 1911.
he had ON application to Dr. W. K. EEIsIGEh,
chairman Of Committee on Water-power.
lie Board OF Trustees reserve The right to Ject
any or all bids.
Nv order of the Board of Trustees.
my 40 td - RO H. BEaZLEY, Secretary.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, May 3Oth-N oon.-Consuls s2s. Bonds
sos. Sugar, on the spot, 1858. Cd; aioat, 3ls Cd.
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RAILROAD AcCIDEET.-The eastern-bound
.4'scnger train on The Virginia and Ten
."'''e railroad, due here at 8 O'Clock in the
1'Fil'nE, ran Oh the track ut Atkins's
aux, four miles from Marion, Sunday
-.'TAing. The engine became detached
u III The train and went over an cmbank-
~rnt, sustaining such injuries as to be con-
'.1ered Notwithstanding Republican.