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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-22
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relecrnphle. Summary.

The citizens of CharlestoWn, Mass, are
raising $1,000 to entertain the Marshall
Fire Company, of Savannah, Gas who go
fhere on the next Bunker Hill celebration.
Both Houses Of the New Brunswick
Legislature have unanimously adopted
resolutions censuring the Washington treaty
in ali that affects Canadian interests
IA dispatch from the Pennsylvania mining
districts announces that the workmen have
voted by large majority to resume wofK
on the companies terms.
The Senate has confirmed ex-senator
Warner. OF Alabama, (carpet-bagge u for
Governor of New Mexico and George L..
Putnam fer postmaster at Mobile, Ala.
Billy Donnelly and Arthur ChamneIs,
.aays New York dispatch, Will light WITHIN
two months for 81, 800 and the !. feather
weight championship Of America.
Robert Boiling has been confirmed as as
SCISSOR ,of the I'd Virginia district. 5s,
The steam frigate Galatia hos arrived ut
England from o trip across the world.
Austria and Switzerland hsye agreed 10
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Domestic n1arkets-IBY TEIEeRApH.1

new YORK, May is.-Cotton closed steady :;
sales. ], s7O bales at 17ic. Flour-Southern quiet
and firm common to far extra, 30. 75@S725;
choice to good, S7a0@t9. Wheat closed with the
mornings advance, and holders anxious to sell :;
winter red and amber western, sl;ss9$sos; Corn or
Beet quiet. Lard tfmsr; kettle, lie: Turpen-
tine irm. Wh1skey, 0s@0J3c. Roein firm. Tai
low steady. Fre1ghts very nrm.
BALTIMORE May y9.-virginia s's, old, 5st bid.
81 asked; 8S's 7l3 bid, 723 asked; 'sTs Go bid, 6
asked coupons old, esq bid new, II bid. North
Carolina SIS, AT bid, as3 asked; new, p bid:
Flour In good ohm and, and unchanged. Wheat
q rmer. Corn scarce and firm white southern,
75c. Pork, 8I76o@ SIS. bacon shoulders. 73c. !;
clear rio sides, ..luc. Lard quiet at lls@iltc.
Whiskey, s3c.
CINCINNATI, May 1o..-Flour in good demand at
full prices; family, @e.so@E. Corn heavy; re-
ceipts cypress the: marEes, and quotations. are
made at 56@58c. Pork weak at BIG so. Lard 103c.
b icon declining; shoulders 7c.; clecr RIB side5,
&c.; clear sides, ssc. Whiskey steady at ssc.
T Z oUIsvILLE, Nay TO- Flour quiet and firm.
Corn quiet; shelled I'm sacks) ,6sc. Provisions
Gull. nj ess pork, Sl7 ard, 11GlE3c., packed.
Bacon--Shoulders, itc.; sides, Vi 8s3c. Whiskey,
ssc.
LOUISVILLE, May 10 i-Tobacco very. strong
$s.5O0$l2. - .E.f s'zEs 2s-) ~ - 5@S'.;fs'zf
NEW ORLEANS, May ls.-suSar quiet prime,
u@iltc. G olasscs Ia good demand With a light
supply; common rnen.ing, 25@3sc-; good
prime plantation rebotled, sec. New York sight,
premium.
gW1EMINGToN,N N. O., May 1o.-Sptrits turpen-
tine firm at 1sc. Restn very firm With an advance
log tenoency at 90 for strained to $7 for window
glass. Tar steady ut 81. y- ...-..,,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

TEE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
The directors Of this important work, de.
signed to be constructed through what is
Familiarity known as the : Garden of Viz
einia." met in the directors Office Of the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company
YESTERDAY the 17th inst. The president, Col.
Thomas A. Scott, and majority OF the dl-
reetors were present, land measures were
Che enterprise. 1t, Is confidently believed
that the success of the work has been se-
cured beyond peradyenture. "A meeting: OF
the stockholders for the consid eration OF
general business OF interest to the company
win be held at Front Royal, Va, on Tnes-
dey. the 10th Of june next.--P Pat. Press.
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The Southern Outrage Committee.
nine Weather. Report.
arexieo-The Presidential Canvass.

New YORK, May 19.-Dates from the City
ofMexico are to the 10Th instant. Tampico,
IS still:fghting the Federal troops, and both
candidates for the Presidency are trying to
use the revolution there to their political
advantage. 1t is believed there will be no
election Of President by the people, and
that the choice will devoIye upon Congress,
which Is expected to be composed largely.
public funds to get elected President,
and Lerdo is spending his private
means for his own election, and,
in any result, it is expected that the
defeated candidate will inaugurate a reyo-
luton The party Of Portario Diaz, the
third candidate, is powerless. and is now
being handled in the interest Of Lerdo. In
San Louis the Legislature has voted to raise
1000 men to put down expected election
riots, and one fight has already taken
place between the troops and the people in
Guardolajara. The &c Republic" is in
generally unsettled" condition.
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SERIOUS REvERsEs OF THE :yERsAILLIsrs. 4
hoSDoN May 19.--The latest dispatches
show that the Versailllsts have sustained
seri0na freYefses before Paris, and have
called on the Germans for sid, which had
BEEN accorde :. The Versafllists have oc.
cupied Clichy after sharp fight. but they
have been repulsed at the DauphiD gate, at
the Bois de B0tlogne, at the MailIot gate,
and at Fort, Montrouge, where they lost
some cannon: and heavily in killed and
wounded. Their flag now floats over Van.
vreB. - Z. - : :
The National Guard stopped the services
In st. augustine and Trinite churches; and
haveI also turned the Sisters OF Mercy ont
OF. their convent. * s. =
The russians advanced to Confaus |,
Archeyfque. 90 - 80 2 -., 80
PROCEEDINGS M ,PARTs-MoRE NEWSPAPER
ga -, SUSPENSIONS. .,e5s; ~. 90.
PARIS, May 19.-The Committee of Safe
ty DEGREES the suppression of the following
newspapers, Reoue des DeuZ :Mondes.
Anenar, National, Potrte Commune; and
several Others, and they viii not be per-
mitted to be reestablished until the civil
war ends. In the other papers the writer's
are liable to arrest and trial by court-mar-
tial for attacking the Commune. In the
same decree it is directed that officers who
hesitate to obey orders shall be considered
guilty aof treason. Many arrests have
been mnde of prostitutes and drunkards.
a requisition has been made for the silver
candlesticks In the Church Of Notre Dame.
Persons without passports are not allowed
to leave the city. The Committee Of Safety
have determined to raze Paris to the
ground rather than surrender. 81, ej<sya.. 81
APPEAL OF MfhAHoN TO TIE VERSAILLES
~ -. TROOPS. ~ ID.
VERSAILLES, May 19.-Gen. MacMahon,
In general orders, tells his soldiers of the
destruction of the column In the Place
Yendome. which foreign enemies had left
'undisturbed, and exhorts them to redou-
BILE theif efforts to preserve the country and
its glorious memories.
X 1t ls said the Duke de Broglie will sue
coed Fayre after the ratification of the treaty
of peace. --sss y,.,. :
LoNDoN, May 1s.-An- the official dis
patches to the Journals here represent Il
reign Of terror as prevailing in Paris. Many
eminent citizens are daily imprisoned and
those held as hostages are despaired Of.
IWenty-on members Of the Commune no
longer attend its sittings, but remain in
their respective wards.
Four hundred Versaillists, according to
insurgent accounts, deserted Yesterday.
Batteries have been established at the
Dauphin gate, strongly fortified with earth
works and new barricades.
st. THE TREATY. r..
BERLIN, May 19.-Bismarck goes to
Fran Rfort to-day to exchange Publications
of the treaty with Favre. - ~ @a.7 '17'
.- GREAT BRITA1N.------------. -
LONDON, May 19.-In the House of Lords
to-day Earl Russell consented to post
ponement of the discussion of the Wash
ington treaty until June Goth, to await the
arrival Of the official papers.
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The War, I'm Panama-ihe Inter.
Oceanic Canal Ampractleable.

: New YoRK, May 19.-Panama adVices to
NAV 10Th are received. There were no war
vessels in port, and 500 insurgents were
within sixteen miles of the city. Their
leader assumes the protection of the pro-
perty and persons of foreigners. The Pre-
:sident of Panama has 500 militia and 800
National troops well armed. he has sent
word to the rebels that should Panama be
attacked no rebel life will be spared.
(. A semi-otticlal report of Capt. Selfridge's
Canal-Suryeying Expedition says the two
expeditions from the Atlantic and Pacific
had met, after having suffered terribly from
sickness on the road. The lowest elevation
found was TIC feet, and tunnelling is re-
commended. The route is regarded as I'M
practicable.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly.

The Presbyterian General Assembly.
Chicago, May. 19.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly appointed q committee
to examine the, credentials Of the commits.
sioners. The question Of the eligibility OF
laymen to the Office OF moderator provoked
q warm discussion. MIR. Humphrey was
chosen temporary moderator. FL
Gov. Pollock, chairman of the Commit
tee on the Female Institute at Lexington,
KY, read q report declaring the right of
the General Assembly to the property aud
franchises of that institution unimpnired
nv local legislation. .:t -,
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Hesr York asosks IND money nar a.

Hesy Yerk Stock and Money Markets.
y new YORK, May iesr State sseruritiea sssong.
Tenaes 5ts zol new ssgtniE 90. 90 !;
news 7ah Louisiana - + col new r. Lesee Bss,
70 ;s's, ~ Alabama s's, los Sg, 10. Georgia Ss,
30 %. North Carolina ore, 4ss new, go.
Routh Carolina s's ~; new, %. ~ e
g Money SOS per cent Bankers asked previons
rates for sterling. but active Transactions show
fraction decline; prime bankers. long, ilos !;
s!ght, llot [; good bankers done att lower. Double
eagles IN better supply Att premium. Gold op*ned
az ii2a declined 70 Ills, and Closet at 7iIf7Ii2.
Governments declined .; 'si's 1i7t ,ss's, iii
sers, lui; 'cb,A iIis; new. llsf; ess, nai ,ss,s,
LA: ie 1915, Ii0. sstsf u asl .S,gs - 81
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! Cotton Markets-[Br TEIEenApH Al

FRIDAY, May 19.-Ne,o Orleans: Steady, with
fair demand, at l5sQl5tc; receipts, 2,e55 bales.
Experts-To Bayre, 3,s29 bales Queenstown,
Ghsnt lat bales sales 34oO bales stock, 12L 800
bales. Savannah: Quiet, with good demand az
Ns@16c.; iecGipts, SA bales exports aos bales !;
Quiet at I5c receipts, 100 bales sales, rs Bales;
stock. ], 855 bales.
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MARINE INTELAIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, lS7L
r. s5r .a2segs -AaaIvRD.. ~S - 49,
Steamer Paltsade, Nelson, Chickahominy, mer-
chandlse and passengers, George l.. 'Currie. -'s
~ -. HAILED, s. .s.s, 81. =.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakeman, New YORK, mer-
oh :ndise and passengers, John w. Wyatt. -
Steamer VIM. P. Clyde, Parker, New YORK,
mer chsndise and passengers, Y1rs4It Steamship
and Packet Company. $3.50
wick, Ca railroad material, Curtis Parker.
SCHOONER E.Af Howlest, Chocranef BattlInore,
via James river, lumber, Curtis q Parker.
;&s CLEARED FOB THIS PORT. y se2!%@i~
BALTIMORE, ND, May B.-sailet schooner
h PMtEs a May 1s.-sailed, schooner Fl.
G.. ELY, McAilister.
9. ss. f.E.s MARINE DISASTER. .Es3.5z & ;
Schooner Rebe,ca secor, from HsvTe dc grace
for Richmond, which sunk iatn en- snnns Jill,
rhesapeake bay, was being stripped, ana mae
risIs were being taken on board schooner mig
nionetIe, which was alongside 10Th. s.4, ,,.s..
'-t-s-tss "a MEMoRANDUM.
WEST POINT. bay 19.-Arrtvcd, steamer ssate
OF Virginia, Freeman. Baltlmores Me.SnanaiSs
and passengers, York River RSalroaosCctopany,
and sailed on return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20
A ELLINGTON HOUSE,
D. W. MOsELEY, PRoPRHToR.
Just above the old Spotswood Hotel and adnira.
bly, located for transient boardsrs.
Board, per day.. %
20 Tmy To- ami
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GAVE $50 EVERY TIME lit is an ides
y entertained by 3 large majority OF the think
Ing people that money saved L. equivalents TO dou-
BILE the amount earned. II II is true, why should
you not consider Ii when you 60 ous TO purchase
what every lady desires and expects 70 have sooner
or iater-viz., q cord FAMILY SEWlNG-AAsi
OHINE. Whether $40 are earned BY the selection
OF the matcnless 1LSuN SHUTTLE WINds
MACHINE, we lesve for you TO decide but We
wish IL distinctly understood that at our ONCE No
will undertake to prove, and believe that We can
do so 10 your satisfaction, that our machine hse
80 ssUPEkIUR IN TdE WORLD. 30 many
tories have been inyen.ed and circulated by Par.
ties jealous OF our growing popularity, and sre
repeated to US SO often that we are amused, ana
II 6 sorry thst such an unmanly and undigDided
course should be adopted by any In the sewing
machine business. Again we say caution, laGe1s
when you hear that the Wilson 10 made OF p0ori
material our terms are one price 70 one, an0iher
TO another, or anything else calculated TO tnJur9
the Wilson In your mind. Do not believe one WORD
OF IL tai yoa fluid 1t true by coming 70 our once
and seeing for yourself. WHAT WE BELIEVE:
The Wilson mikes the shuttle l0ck-stttch ALIKE on
both Sides It Is our belief that this Is the only
stitch adapted TO family work requiring less thaE
half the thread and making the Only seam thas 10
not liable tn rip rayei out, rs hundreds OF your
cit!zens viii tell you who have no interest IN the
sale or machine9. And we also believe we layo
| ths very best and, cheapest machine for family
] Sweet. my Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

SLIGHT FIRE.-About dusk yesterday
afternoon one Of the windows OF D. Co
llmbuss confectionery store on Broad
street, between 9th and 10Th, was discoy.
ered to be On fire but being convenient to
the eDgine-house and iremen, the flames
were soon extinguished. Mr.. Columhus's
loss was very slight. II
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Attempted Suicide at Portsmontns
ya.-The Victim In q Critical Condi.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE pIsp AToH.] I.
PoRrsMoUTH, Va, May 1g.-Alex. Gaines,
citizen of this place, thought for some
time past to be insane, attempted suicide
this evening by cutting his throat. He was
alive up to 9 late hour this afternoon, but
there Is no hope Of bis recovery. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

THE HUsrlNes CouRT.--Mrs. Marin Ian
non was acquitted in this court Yesterday
on the charge Of assaultipg and beating
Mrs. Perdue. The court adjourned until
the first Monday In June.
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TszEstRENoH REvor.rrgoN.

Reyessek OF the yetsaillisss -nracNfahon Try
iagfts InEpirit HIS Troops Oh, aaesrs Er-
ssesses OF the Insurssnfs- Churches RofBsa Sf
their Ornaments .suppressicn nj NeMspa.
.Rsrs- Sisters Of Mercy Driven Ont ssf Theft
!; Cs1yeas Paris 70 Be Raced Rather than
Surrender, &C., do 4. IS ~ sy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

WHEAT RgADED.-Mr. P. D. Shepherd,
living three miles east Of this place, on one
of the finest farms 10 this county, brought
into our office last week specimens of an
early wheat known as the imported French
white chat, already headed. 1t commenced
beading on the 4th Of this month, ana !, Is
said to be ali excellent Wheat.--C !0rss
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q III JAMES Il. AUGUST. Hot SPRINGS,
my ip-f5yle ~ # Batn couaty, VI.

M 0UNTAIN H0US e. CApoN
ahA SPRINGS, Hampshire csrnIy, vi. Va. bY
FRI 1fERs EsSALE, iAte OF E0ckbffdxa Kinra
Sp,tngs, and now proprietor OF Hotel,
Ssangions Va The understgneds h1yfn9s .le6Sod
snia elegant estab fshmeae. are now enSssed n
|tnoPouRnly reft.fng and refaruisfifng the fas60,
drom baseTnfn Mt 20 attic, at very heavy oatiay.
Ine water OF Cold Spring " "a Being hfouehf II
pspes from The mountain, and Distributed on
e, noer OF the hose also chs mod
The MINERAL Water OF esponi ID All ,,tne.t
ano mas an established srepute for IT'S scs6n m
dyspepsia, all affections OF the kianeYs hisddafi
AM urinary passsges, End OF the skin sisaaSe6 OF
women. and rheumatic ailments. e; sf1s92A IL
eLne bATHINGg Is admzrAblea for fts erf1br6sys
ana tns great volume or water, aud Was dsoIsyed
nX Sir Henry Bufwsr ton visit here wifk Nr /.
ensserl unsurpassed BY anything he kadpeen In
The ALB Of cagon IS dlatinguisasd sar Ia uurt.
.aryness' and peculiar 6uoyAacy and sias-
A fine Alum Watsr OF the svisinity and Iron
w ater near the premises will be furnished daily
10 guests, without charge. j -
The proprtetots fer 30 the public. a an earn.
est OF their endeayors Yea The comfort gof their
guests, jltnt sncessSfaas experiences Of afxsNen
gesrs In tss eoaduct OF The Kockbridga Alum I
For Tuf description, particulars Of routes, &e.,:
we reer TO our carcul II, which may be had OF
Puresl. Laid = Co., druggists, kichnond or on
In review OF ths equivalents offered our terms
are at least as moder. &c as any In Virginia.
Board by tho week, 917.50: by the month, GO
doHn:to $50, acGol ding to duration or vlsit.
IfFt 800 ofAS FRAZIEx d SALE,
my 18-eodin gzs9s &C E7gj Pr0psietoYgs ~
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Miss Clementine Farr has been appointed
postmistress at Dranesville, Fairfax county,
Va, vice C. W. Coleman, removed; John
Burton, postmaster at Rocky. Gap, Bland
county, VA, vice Rufus Strawens, de-
cliued. The post-ofice at Peaksr1lle, bed
ford county, Va, is reestabllshed. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

FUNERAL OF YoUNG LucAs.-The funeral
u o.! Andrew Lucas, who was accidentally
Killed on Thursday afternoon, will take
Place from St. Peters cathedral tomorrow
morning at haIf-past II O'Clock.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Proceedings of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-After brief de-
bate this morning. in which Messrs. Nor
ton, Fenton, and Wilson denied that they
had any agency in the premature publica-
ton of the treaty, and, with Senator Har-
Ian, asked to be examined by the InYesti-
eating Committee, the Senate went into
Executive session.
Six hours were spent in Executive ses-
sion on the treaty, and the Senate adj
journed until 10H O'Clock tomorrow. It
is thought the end will be reached by Thurs
day next. - : -. . ~.
The Southern Outrage Committee.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Southern
Outrage Committee has adopted the follow.
ing plan Of pro ceedings: Senators Scott,
Poole, and Blair, and Representatives Po-
land, Stevenson, Coburn, Beck, and Van
Trump, are to constitute q subcommittee
to hold sessions in Washington, with power
TO send subcommittee of the sub commit
tee throughout the South. This arrange
meDt is to last until September Goth, when
the full committee will meeS and arrange
q future programme. -.e...s. S
The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Pro6abiE,ties It
Is probable that the barometer will tall in
the Middle and Eastern States, with cloudy
weather on Saturday, and that brisk south
western and southeasteTly winds will be
experienced from Lake Ontario to Lake
Michigan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

CoAL.-We have been shown a speci-
men of coal recently discovered by
Colonel William l.. Wingfeld on the farm
of his father, Judge G.. A. Wing6eld, near
town, which is, as far as we are capable of
Judging from its appearance, Of the purest
Quality. It is said that the vein seems to
be inexhaustible Nescs.
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TFor the Dis patch.l

While in Halifax county recently I had
an opportunity to converse with some OF
the TURNER'S, who speak very discouragingly
of the wheat crop. The rainy weather,
which they have had an abundance of for the
past two or three weeks, has produced
the rust on the blade. Many complain very
seriously of the chinch-bug. They are of
the opinion that not more than a half crop
will be reaped this year. I find that in
portions of Amelia county the crop is very
good. 49, DICK.
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- -. aslMflsEH aEsO1sTY
OF SPRINGS, a,


lbA1TsMsSs hsIEFs.S22wnED gPafNsss ana 9RExT
Will cos,raar1 yalisys eaxcuu f mi
s,As sIsus ne monte HI soF
spG en-, chronsL; shfosie OF fsySS of
gs4tc parslysiE Old frfrsee s = Aonay-
al ina mtept g ehsane Ssass@
dissases az Se}asssss Sf s olns snd @Ssr
ra assas sssy DON
The aceoxdmS ds.ions afe Ant esss.. 80 80
ssls es g ne tuyal aud riss.
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al5oi :,a GssaI q vir-
!. descriptive Pamphlets WITH mn parffcufs,s
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d b L 9 B A L U nj
THE aALrHE ANTrsrpr1n

Harmless as common sait safs, odorfes,. NON.
poisonous dlsinfectant, approved by1fe tLundon
La''ce and the highest British mealcal authorisy.
HLoRAL.UM IS
prevents decomposition. and arresta .t 49,, !.
mas commenced. II sbsoras the ncxfous aases No..
suiting from putrefaction. It So tnyasuasls a. :
styptic or astringent antiseptic, wtth0s
or other hustfol property and Is nsss
ZOE wounds, foul discharges. ana The suppression
Of hemorrhage. a s,5 -. : : 1870 '-'.>'1t
For sale In half-pint, pint and quart bot.ies. nv
s8 MEADE BAKER. Pha7msctsts. -
mys Is ,.as , DO Main street.
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PERsosAL-sherif Smith, 81 Henrieo, Ii
recovering. .5 So. - s55:
Colonel r. h.Dsy's, of Buckingham, and
Judge s. 5. Weisiger, OF Petersburg, are at
the American. 81. 5S.a.s st .t4s - s. IA q
/ Messrs. Geo. Fl. SoNthall and VIM. Bart
lett, late members Of the House OF Dele.
gates, are at Ford's. s..Fs5 -, & I, II
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/ Ex.Goy. Peirpoint is. president OF the
Methodist Nou-Episeopal {no bishop Con-
yention at Pittsburgh. as. 4 .ss,.sss -
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Movements OF Cows. Hoffman and
Waiker-Their Reception at City
EDnap,f

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAToH.l
CRY PoINr, Va, May 19.-Govs. Wal
ker and Hoffman arrived here about 6
o'clock this afternoon from Richmond per
steamer Isaac Bell, and were visited BY q
large delegation of the leading citizens OF
Petersburg. After remaining here d few
hours for the steamer to take in her cargo,
they left for Norfolk and Fortress Mon
,.,, -, =. =. = 2, -. S NJ.
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no THE MoUNTAfNs!

q very pleasant retreat for the summer months
may be found at sg79 H .%sz 49, 80. ltr
-, GKEENwOoD DEPOT,
on the Chesxpe axe and Chic railroad, ,Aibemarle
county, Va. This place will be open for board
ers June 1, 1871. No situation along tbs lind OF
this road has better 1reestone and chalybcate
water. I. - n
be telegraph ONCE snd the post ONCE are at
distance Of only q few yards fi0m the building
per day. Applyio ". D1EWIDDIE
myl2-15t* Greenwood Depot, g. d q. B. B.
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Terrible Fire at Alexandria,

Destruction OF tho afarket.Honse,
Masonic Lodge, and y Number or Z
Business and Dwell ltag.Monses-- J.
Loss from a75, 600 to $780,. If
000-Washingson Fire
,s,a-9 men Sent For, DC. ,& s