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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
u ROAp.-On and after MONDAY 9th Decem-
ber, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run al
NAIL TRAIN viii run DAILY between Rich
mono and stanton Except Sunday, between Cor
donsville and staunton) Leave Richmond 81 a.
g., arrive 8. Staunton at d:2S I. M. Leave stana.
ton at $50 a. NJ, and arrive at Richmond az 4;so
p. Al. making close connections at GordonsV1ue
and Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra ana
Manassas railroad trains tor AlexanoT1a, Wasn-
ington, Baltimore, Philadeiphta, New lorK, pos
too, &C. also for L~yncnburg, kno1vlle, Caatr
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. Aontg9msry,
Mobile, &c. THIS train will run THi-W EEkmI
between Stanton and White eulphuT on IOEe.
Day, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 A. NJ. and arrive Ct
taunton 1T 500 a. NJ; leave Staunton st S:33fs
III, and arrive At White sulphur at 10 I. n.
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsvilie
aad sup aI Covington. Going East, breakfast az
rtsunton and dine at GordonsV ule.
This train connects with stages as follows:
At staunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ana
HarrisonbIrg. Passengers cannot 60 TO Lex1ng'
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars at STANTON.
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
At White SULPHUR Springs for Lewtsburg, 0miles;
rTHROUGH TICKETS Issued to all points
North. West, and Southwest. ,3sa,
49, JAMES i. NETHERLAD, ~
uO29 a<r.rs&u Suo1A 1tcket AGeRH
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ONLY two members of the editorial frater-
nifty have thus far been spoken Of as candi.
dates for the Presidency-Ilorace Greeley ,of
New York, and GratZ Brown, Of Missouri.
If somebody were to nominate Gen. Comfy,
of Ohio, there would be three editorial cam
diIutes. He is the only loyal editor in the
country, so far as We know, who has the
title of General. We never had an edito-
rial President, though some editors are pos.
sessed of considerable sense.- Cincinnati
n, orojnJ
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Ing OF friendship between the brethren o
the two countries.
The Weather ReuOrf.

WAsHINeToNs April M.-4OfSce Signal BIZ
reau.-H Is probable that threateninl
rienced on Ti' Tuesday s On The "t eur IT, i S1ps'
Mississippi, Lakes Erie and Ontario, and
to a less extent In the eastern States,
Cloudy weather and falling barometer are
probable for the middle and southern at.
lantic. There are not sufficient reports
from the Northwest to indicate the prob
perior.
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~ = tGIrF q ZErAF
DKY a0OD9
rREsH ARRIVALS OF SPRING FD
sUMMEs DRESS GOODS.
We are daily receiving nom our reesns Few
York purchases Che
LATEST NOVELTIES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, I
which, having been purchased sfrce she DECLINE,
and principally o CASH, We are Offering them
at prices which defy competition. Our stock Is
full and complete, embraciagthe
NEWEST STYLES
Oh
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DEHss GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS in endless variety;
CLOTHS and CAsSIMEEES-a beautiful iine:
sHAWLS and CLOAKINGS;
LLAMA LACE POTaTS-a full stock;
LACE COLLARS and HANDKEKCHIEF3,
LACE and LINEN SETS
RICH LACEH
NOTIONS &c;
All Of which we are selling at prices which can.
not fail TO please. J.N woODFIs,
APT iii Main street, bet Ifth and 18th.
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Baseball Hatch Came.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 10.-A baseball
match game between the Mutuals, of New
York, and the Savannahs, of this city, re-
suited to-day in favor Of the Mutua1s-
score, % too. Time. of the game, 2 hours
6J mtntEes. Z
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~TeIegraphfc SUNNI

Telegraphfc Summary.
secretary Boutwellhas returnedto Wash.
There were no southern nominations nor
combinations at Washington yesterday.
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RaRHEE GHTELLaGENCH

IMMATURE AL9tE &c. April II, 1871.
Gun rIsco. "a Moon rises. ......,. IL. as
Sun ssts. 6.2S Eish tide.....,,.... 9. 90
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILKoAD,1
SUpERINTESDEST'S OFFICE,

AND fOR EIVEK :
SUpERINTENDEST'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 81, 1871.
THANGE OF SCHEDULE - REEFS
" TABtlsHMENT OF DAILY LINE.-0n
and after MONDAY, 6th Of March, 1871, the
TIAlNS on this road will run as followg
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave West Point dst'y at 9 A. NJ. arrive al
Richmond 81 1885 A. NJ.
LeiGc Richmond daily at p, NJ. arrive a,
West FONT at 1855 L. II.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
Alta CHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted a,
4 a. NJ arrive at West Point at 8 A. nj.
Leave West Point tMondays excepted) at l p.
NJ; arrive at Richmond at s =. NJ.
Trains connect daily at West Point with first.
class steamers for Baltimore.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, S5.
Through bills of lad'ng given to all points
NpKft AND SOUEH. Freight received daily and
promptly forwarded.
PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
VIM. \. BRAGG. sunarintendent. mh 90
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April lp.-Bcef cattle dull, will
prices in favor Of buy ers; sales, l,643 ; extra
Pennsylvania and western steers, si@sc.: fair tc
good, 1884,; mmon 5@e3c. Sheep unchanged
sales OF 5000 head at 5@dc. Hogs dull and lower
sales OF A 600 1t snetc,
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westersa Tornado-A Gale sweeping
Across K~ansss-L.oss OF Ltfe and
Destruction Of Property

westeria Tornado-A Gale ssseepsyss
Across KansHs-Ioss OF Life aHs
Destrnct1osa Of Property.
LsavENwoRTH, April 3.--A severe aal,
swept over this city yesterday, commercins
at A o'clock In the morning md continuing
until noon. Houses were unroefed, to.
rether with the Methodist church. The
Eagle woollen mill was entirely demolished,
Signs, awnings, and chimneys were blown
down i'm all parts Of the city. No lives Were
lost. Sixteen niles south of here the STORM
was quite severe. Dwellings were crushed
hv falling trees, and some OF the inmates
seriously injured.
At Weston, Mo, a number Of dwellings
were blown over, and one man was killed.
THE HURRICANE IN MISSOURI.
ST. JosEPH, April GA heavy gale pre-
vailed in this city and the neighborhood
and along the line Of the st. Joseph and
Denver City railroad on Saturday. At
Cameron and here several houses were
blown down, and some freight cars stand
ing in exposed pieces near thls city were
blown from the track.
wINp-sroRM IN NEBRASKA.
OMAuA, April 9.-For several days past
the thermometer has reached nearly 90,
hut a heavy wind and rain.storm has con-
sidcrahlv tempered the atmosphere. In
the mountains and Upper Platte Valley a
Snow-Storm prevailed.
II STORM 1N IOWA.
Dss MONIES. April 9.-Thc most terrific
wind-Sturm that ever visited MS LOCALITY
occurred to-day. The wind commenced
| blowing from the southwest at about s a.
NJ. and continued with great violence III.
Ill shutdown, doing great damage to pro-
perry, unrootng and blowing down build
ings. uprooting trees. tearing up the s'de-
| walks, and scattering signs and fences IN
all directions. The total damage to pro-
rerty bv the storm is estimated Mt from
| $,5, 900 to 0,000. Nc lives were lost, n
no persons severely injured, so far as
known.
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DEATH OF Cot. JSo. DUDLEY DAvIs.-We
re-rc' To- hearthat this highly-esteemed gen
titIuan died at his residence in Amherst on
Saturday morning iast.-Lynchbury Ergi11-
ian,
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RE-KXHIRITEp.
OdtS.- % buehels, go

A
Line market for wheat presents no indications
NhaleVer Of any further advance. Instead, If
there be any indication of change at all, 1t La
rather IN the declining direction, not, however, to
any material extent. We repeat the advice which
we nave already given to holders to send their
wheat In. The prices paid for wheat In this mar.
ket Tor some time past has been such as to induce
more than one country miller who had a stock of
wheat on hand, to send 1t to this market for sale
Instead Of grinding 1t, iuasmuch as tbey found It
not only the speediest way of getting a return, but
Inc most profitable course to pursue. The prices
mere no" Tor wheat ought certainly be ~satisfac-
tory, for an equal net figure could hardly, If at all,
De realized from shipping 1t. Indeed, we know
whereof wheat having been bought in this mar
ket Ton 'Change) not very long since. which, when
delivered at a port outside the State, cost the buyer
81. q bushel more than he could have bought the
same grade for in his own market.
Corn continues In moderate demand. The price
paid for prime to-day was &c. lower than that of a
week ago.. Oats were In good demand to-day, but
prices show no Improvement.
We wish, Notwithstanding The weather Is warm,
and calculated to make people a little lazy. that
some Of the members would net leave the Elk.
change without reporting sales Of wheat, as was
the case to-day. For the four hundredth time We
make this reqiest, and hope that we will not be
| compelled to ask 1t for the four hundred and FRS
time. Please do try and think of this admonition
| you sellers Of grain. ~
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Ksea.EsseAH1S
- gM 90
AND PETERSBURG *. K. Go.,l
RICHMOND. April lst, 1871.
'sNaE TRAINS ON THIS RoAl

'ENaE Tx Z ON THIS KUAI
I rui as folio VS.:
The mail trains leave Richmond al a:4s A. NJ.
SndC.2e;.. -: and lesVe Petersburg At lJ.os A. NJ
apdi:2i Z. n. :.
SreiEb. trains, with passenger car attached.
leave EIclmopd dsiiy at s A. M. and S ?. NJ.
md leave Petersburg .,ailv at $ A. NJ. and $50 L.
NJ. exec pt or Sundays, when they leave Peters
burg at 8 a. NJ. and SIP. NJ.
the S:as 4. NJ. train Will not leave Richm ond OF
SUNDAYS, and the 7:e) P, II. train will not leav,
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:S5 2. Ii
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill take the $3.50 A. M
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ; ant
re urutng. leave either Richmond or Peters burg
on the same days, a. 2:35 Z. III.
The mail II aims will run through. stopping onl,
al Chester. II. B. kASEY.
APP Ticket and Freight Agent.
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General Ticket and Freight Agent.
Ed. 2. -, MYERS. General Sup,t. fe IL

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD-CHAhGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY y. ISL
GOING WEST,
Train No. l Through Passenger leaves Rich
mond daily except Sundaysl at Z A. M; leaves
DanviIle ut il IL a.. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
Train no. 3 Uynchburg Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily at DIS A. M; arrives at Lynchburg at
Trajn No. S (ThroughMail and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:4O p. NJ; leaves Ijanyille
d,iIy at 1892 7. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. 9 Through Mall and .E1press) leaves
Greensboro daily at 2 A. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at 4:a7 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
i,rain No. s Crhrough passengerI leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays at IL A. HI; leaves
Danville ut l:S5 K. NJ; arrives at Richmond at S:l5
train No. (Lynchburg Passenger leaves
Lynchburg daily st B:a5 A. H.; caves Burkevlle
at L. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 4:o5 7. NJ.
Trains Eos. l and s connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for al points
South.
Train No. 3 connects at Burkevillew with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, ana Ohio Railroad for
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, N. G., are at
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
southwest can be procured 81 the ticket office IN
JOHN R. MACMURDO,
fec General Freight and Ticket A gent.
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A LIZ KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
ANEATLY Exc gVlTED AT THE DIS
PA roINTLNG-RQVSE,
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SPRING o

NEW SPRING GOODS. ase
JULIUS tSYCLE, -
No. eos MAIN STREET, BET. 9TH AND 10TH,
Begs to inform his friends and the public that he
hiss Just returned from the North with . complete
stock OF ~.
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.,
which shall be sold at prtcest to suit the times.
PLAID POPLINS, all colors, IS to 3Sc.,
JAPANESE PLAIDS and POPLfNS, Is to &c.,,
Beautiful SA~TIN-STRIPED GRENADINES at
35c., worth &c.,
SILK GRFNADINKs in figures and stripes,
LAWNS, FIG'D CAMBRICS, and PERCALE5,
PIQUES, from Is to &c., Isl F
It22BSIFkssS 6Msh III fssA 'a asa FtaiR ss. ss1ss 's al
kinds, tt
HANDKERCHIgFs, LACEs, EDGINGs, and
~FRILLIEGS, very low. ...-.
Full lines of WHITE GOODS,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTlNG6, CASS1MERE6,
TWEEDS, COTTONADEe, JEANS,
Large stock Of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
All OF which I shaIl sell ct the lowest prices.
JULIUS YCLE, 0os Main street..
ap 6-3m Secondd door from "a.
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. r Y G. o o d 3 !
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
LARGE OPENING OF SPRING PoPLIN
Of STYLE. Also, Striped six PopASs, Reps, and
Poplin Robes at astonishingly low prices 70
which we invite SPECIAL attention. n
A large lot Of medium Dress Goods VIII Do lOuna
on our centre counters.
The sale Of our cheap Chambrays at ?oc., avn
I2se. fine Printed .. Ca 11On, Is. t sans'' vii Mo CON.
Ladies T Sls apa mot 20 o Snl wS Sssy s ssSise .s things but
| Fine Huckaback Towels, S2.75 per DOZEN
Fine Irish and B Barps'ieyy a hlnsR s TsSla IsiInsn. q. 30;
| irIsS Linens, Long Linen Lawns, from CSC. TO
EEI,a as! Fiq ss;; T. !, to se f;:u, ,se. per yard up;
Figured t si1lns and Checked Ssinsooks,
5aconets, iSuiis, Nsiinsooks,
French and English SWISS,
Book Muslin,
all worthy of Immediate attention.
BARGAINS IN
Llama Lace Points,
Real and Imitation Valenciennes Laces' EasingS'
Real In and Imitation English Thread Lsce,
EIuny Lsces, Crochet and Embroidery Edsins''
'"A 1t less than Importation prices; 20,
We invite special attention 20 our SSc. andSi
IA RiS S,ons,i Ladies' Hosiery; and Cent? SSr E%sr9i'h"
ing Goods az oo No. ielS Main street.
NH 81 wv.
7 C, COURTNEY Il SOM
s ais BROAD STREET,
w. oro oran inc An elegant assortment OF
SSRING DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, PARASOLS,
CASSIMEREH
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
TSDERSHIRTS and B
T1yVEL TABLE
MIRSEILLES QUILTS,.-
CORsETs, HAEDKERCHtESs,
and . full stock Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODs,- NAP,
wnlcn Lnsy az oHeAWe NH sow
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GREAT BARGAINS At
JULIUS MEYERS, Goa Broad. ncsr CD.

Good Black Silk 81 d. IS /; eros Grain SILK n eLse :
Japanese and other Silk Dr. esses In efex aYt shades:
sfk poplins, Reps, Grenadines, etc; atiomtSt FL.
z, nIes osnar Dress Goods from i5ae. np;
sets Of beautiful Muslin Curtains, 10 yards, for o.;
A sIss naaSss q Z TAI that d sssi; Ss Black Alpaca ). .sc.;
Neat bingham at 2&c.:
London Mourning and other Prints at Iec.; Pr
GOOD "a Brown Cotton for loc.; Sar
linen Collars, latest styles, some etl7}c.
something pretty and new IN Muslin Aourning
For GeH Typpu3e i a fnIs'' nmeings, &c: Va. .,,,.
Linen-Bosom shirts an exQulsits assortment OF
Sc2rfs and Bows ) -Superstout English Half-Hose
Gloves at 25c,; good Undershirts at soc. an excel
lent assortment Of all wool Cashmere at n . yard
At JULIUS MEYEk'a,
ap lin 6Qa Broad. between 9Th aud 7.h Ste.
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1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
EICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
PoToM NneTE g "a tNn T 8okrt Il Hs PT91NTs
TRAia No. l.-THkOUGH NAIL TRAIN ptd
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd emo
Eighth streets, daily at l2a5 P. NJ. Arrives ID
alchmondd daily at 2:2o P. NJ.
TRAIN No.. 2.-THROUGH NAIL TRAIN vid
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted), at S:+s
Pm. Arrives IL Richmond tMondays e%xceptedl
al 80 a. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily Sundays
eXcrpted,, leaving The depot corner OF Broad and
E'shIh streets 1T 4:'o T. Mb and arriving in kich-
Apply at CoMPANY's OFFICE, corner o:
Broad and Eighth streets.
j. 3. GENTRY, .
General Ticket and Freight Agent,
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FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
SURANCE.

n N. WALKER & CO.,
IL FIRE. MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE, No. lola MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. X. II. Maury q Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, In the city and country, In.
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates In companies of the highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and inlsnd
risks taken at the lowest rates.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
fe 81
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s<spKs AMD STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
VIRGINIA S Z LECT LIST y
sCHOOL-BOOKS
ADOPTED By THE
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufey's Pictorial Primers,
McGuffey's Speller,
McGuffey's First Reader,
McGuhey's Second Reader,
McGufey's Third Reader,
MtGuffey's Fourth Reader,
McGuffey's fifth Reader, 80
Mc9uffey's Sixth Reader,
w Haryey's Elementary Grammar,
Harvey's Practical Grumml r,
Guyot's Introduction to the Study OF Geography,
Guyo.,s elementary Geography,
GuYot,s Intermediate Geography,
Guyot,s Common School Geography.
All the above, together with any and every srtt-
Gle needed In the school-room or ONCE, can De
mad in any quantities required, at 1908 Main street.
BENJAMIN BATES,
Bookseller and StSttoner,
NH 10 Richmond, Va.
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brooklyn LIFE INSURANCE
II COMPANY OF NEW YORK;

brooklyn LIFE INSURANCE
n COMPANY OF NEW YORK:
ASSETS NEARLY 90. 900, 900, AND RAPIDLY
r INCREASING. !
sloo, 900 DEPOSITED WITH sUPERINTEN-
DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT,
for the protection Of Its polIcy-holders every
where.
$40, 600 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
for the protection of its Virginia policy-holders.
Total removal of all restrictions on travel and
residence. No permit or extra premium Is re-
qulred, and the assured may reside or travel on
any part Of the globe.
VALUE TO EVERY POLICY, the amount of
which is definitely stated In dollars aud cents, and
Is endorsed on each policy when Issued. !
RATES AS Low AS CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL SOUNDNESS.
PRoMrT1TUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR Foley OR STAMP.
1.-THE BROOKLYN LIFE" Z
was The first company to endorse a guarantee OF
a definite amount of surrender value upon every
participating policy when issued, and IL the only
company doing business In Virginia that gives Its
policy-holders the advantage OF this liberal tea
ture.
p GOOD AGENTS WANTED everywhere In Vtr-
ginia, who will be literally dealt with.
Apply to THOS. Nj. ALFRIENO 3 SON,
General Agents, 4
Office No. eo2 Main st., Richmond, Va.
DIR. o. f. MANSON. Medical Examiner.
NH 1s-4w
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WINDOWS ANDORPHANS BENEFIT |
OF NEW YORK.
svyvp B4LAAGRF0 gAs : S ShAss6K,,t
HSE
A ID o Il e, II D..
This company while. issuing all approved and
their system Of GROUPING or TONT1NE D1Vl-
able as an investment unequalled by any other
company. For agencies apply 2 e MoosE.
"A EUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
El VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1894,
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS
Lssures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid,
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure viii find to their inter-
Z. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent,
JOHN 3. DANFoKTHs Secretary:
| HENRY u. DANFoRTn, Assistant Secretary.
SAMuEI h. PULLIAh, Collector.
yA9qEIINf;T4ikos,
JOIN &. iHossoN,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
s MXhhttffAfac G. Il EAhpY,
JAMES q. GRANT,
ALFRED 7. HARRIS,
JOHN FREELAND,
GARRETT T, WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS,
\ II. PALhER. oc ~
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
II SURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK. .
| S,'sseeoo'SSg
| CASH ASSETS Uanuary l, ls7u) ..... 2,oI.,sos'ol
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. lola MAIN sThEET.
We Issue POLICIES In the aeoEe a5s'SII
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection agalns
loss or damage by fire. and dsLAsi
| Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one {
| five years..
Rates as low as those of any other compan
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FIRsT-CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT.
,u,., viii mt make the so-cslled cheap Organs at
any nv mice. The comparative superiority OF their
snstruments Is now greater than ever before, as
every corapeten. Judge Hho will carefully examine
and Compare must perceiye.
IIIUsTRATED with wooq-c9S
from photographs OF the different styles, iati inI9r-
nation, and lowest prices also; Esssimoni"i oh
cniar' VIII be sent free to any addresSi -
' "lAi,' MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN Co.,
500 Broadway, New York.
rof s"ie a. n. v. WALF0RD,
al a-deod&wem Ole Main street
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANGE1
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1871.

OFFERINGS, :.
Whedt.--Wh3te. ASP bushels. Red, TAP 1ust els.
CorH-.White, POS bushels. Mixed, 2as bushels.
Odts.-ess bushels. .-
9 Rye.-14 bushels. 2"sTE - - @s
Whedt.-White, 80 bushels common at A. so IA
Dusnels very good at 81. 90 30 bushels fair at 81. Is;
2sS nusnels good st Sl.S5-total. 4Os bushels.
bushels common at 81. as; Ia2, bushels good at sl 80:
sV bushels fair at 81 10; ss bushels common at
SLSo; IA bushels fair at Sl.s73 so bushels COM
@l;So 10 bushels at Sl.S5-total, 1882 bushels.
Sorni@Whlte loo bushels prime at SIC. Mixed,
OGts.-la4 bushels mixed lots at 5sc, sp4 busheIs
Rooo az e6c. Y bushels common at SIC. 90 bush
Els prime mixed ut SIC. SO bushels very good at
Rye.-14 bushels ut 90c.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Masonic
banquet to Earl de Gray, OF the High Com,
mission, took place tonight. Ihe Ear
made a speech thanking the company TOT
believed this meeting Of English and Anne
rican Masons would develop q closer feel
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GTATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
y OF THEiyIHGfNIA FIRE AND MAXINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY ON The LIST or April.
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1871.

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