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zssF.. ID RICHMOND, Va, April 70, isIss
saFFts,- ~ rs oFyEHTNae. q e q Isl
HSsak-White. 2ls hrshsls. BED, ise .sushais.
az met rs bushels: Yellow, o. bushels
R5e.-4 Bushels. Vi ,'s'f s s & 81 81 g 8
80 ~ H4bEE. 81
Wheat. White; 20 bushels fair at Ill es ss bush
elssisssry go9d e p saa total. q bushels.
t bushes common at sio 80 bushels fair st ssai
20: n - sffihs,s d bushe1s very good 1. ar
u buahels good az ssctossl s. bushels. Yellow oS,
~ ~ bushels on private terms; 20 bushels good 4
Soco; Ct o. bushels ~ $50
Rye ID bushels At orc. - 3 50, 49, 90
RE-ExHIBrTEp. Il 80 ~
Wheat-WhIte, 100 bushels.
,fa..& - zs ( REMARKS.
Very lite grain on Change. "A small lot o.
very good white wheat cold at 81 S2A, and q SIN an
Tot OF prime red at $1s0 Very little done II, corn,
ano nothing done In oats. The season is coming
% Close IS far as the quantity offered for sAa IS
concerned; and here let us say that the year has
been characterized on Change by the very best
.e ecu 9 and complete harmony among the MEM
Ders indeed we have never seen.any association
In which there has been 50 little Dissatisfaction
80 tittle 1arrtng among the members. Every
member seemed Influenced by a desire to promote
good feeling aud to act 10 spirit Of fair ess, as
wen as to secure the success or The institution.
The Exchange is a complete success in every re-
spect, and such has been the amount Of business
done that It has been found necessary to, get a
much larger room, in order that buyers and SELL
ers might have greater facilities for doing bnsi-
ness. he new room win be finished in July, and
members are looking forward eagerly to its occu-
patton by them - 1t..s@ ~ s ir--,.,...:e
The directory OF the Corn Exchange Is admira-
bly, constituted, for 1t consists of representative
from each Of the city mills and an even1y-dis-
trfbuted proportion Of buyers and sellers. In this
way all interests are fairly represented. 10
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Col. McDaniels, the veteran trainer and
owner of Harry Bassett, the fayorite in the
principal three-year old stakes at jerome
Park and Saratoga, has been seriously ill at
Fortham, but is now rapidly recovering
A. Y. Tribune. p. /, ~. ~. ..... .. .
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I'VE are not quite certain that we are
doing right in publishing the above.]

THE CASAL.-From Mr. Harry Locher,
who has recently passed over the line from
Lynchburg to Balcony Falls, we learn that
trans portaiiou can be resumed between the
mouth of North river and Lynchburg by
rcshipment at two points about the lSt of
June. 1t Is hoped that the canal will be in
running order, at. least to Tbompson's
Landing. by that tima. lexington Gazette.
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Death Of Hon. james MI. Mason.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 29.-Hon. James
NJ. Mason died last night. He had been
unconscious for day OF two, and died with
nllt Nain.
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PROBABLE FATAL AcCIDENT.-Mr. Joseph
Alris, while cutting timber on the land Of
Mr. Joseph Phelps, near Concord depot, ON
thursday, met with an accident which will
probably terminate fatally. A tree which
1T vas telling lodged on another tree near,
a,ld suddenly rcbounding, fell, catching
Mf. Alvls beneath it, and crushing HIM so
,,e'eIel that his recovery is deemed hope
"ss.-Lyt.chburg NeUs.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS.

In reply to the inquiry, "NNho are liable
to pay special tax az brewers" the Com
missioner holds that every person who
manufactures fermented liquors Of any
name or description for sale from malt, or
any substitute therefor, is liable to pay
special tax as a brewer and, as all fer
mtnted liquors manufactured in this coun-
try are made from malt, or some substitute
therefor, all persons manufacturing fer
mented liquors Of any kind for sale are
ordered to be assessed special tax as
brewers.
70 the further inquiry, '.What ferment-
ed liquors are subject 10 the tax OF one
dollar per barrel" the Commissioner an
,wers that this tax is charSeable OH all
beer, lager beer, ale, porter, aid similar
tcr;nented liquors." and as it appears that
al! termented liquors manufactured in this
country for sale are similarly fermented to
beer, lager beer, &C., they are all liable to
said tax, except such as come under the
exemption of "root beer ami other email
beer" This exemption is held to embrace
all fermented liquors containing not more
tran TX per cent. alcohol.
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. April est is rumofed in
DIPLOMATIC circles that the Joint High Com
mission have agreed to settle the questions
OF international law which have arisen III
the Alabama claims controversy by their
reference to an international arbitration, to
be composed of the Emperors Of Austria,
Prussia, and Russia, and representatives, OF
Great Britain and the United States, Secre-
tars Fish to represent the latter as a COM
missioner, and that the arbitrators shall
meet in Berlin and decide the issues Oh the
facts us they have been accepted by the
present commission. The San Juan bound
airy and the fishery questions, being mere
local matters, are to be determined by the
existing commission, except i'll the event
that points OF International law in dispute
shall also be referred to the proposed Ma
tional arbitration.
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,
~ STATE. OF MARYLAND viii sSES4s
leave her wharf on MONDAY at Il O'Clock.
srelght received Friday saturd y, and up TO II.
or passage, apply 10 p.
ap Alb, s&Msm Wv. P..BRETT, Agent.
FOR NEW YORK-CURRRE 6 474
a CO.'S. LINE.-The fast-saiIing schtr xN
ssARpINLAN, HoLBRooK,- master, hav-.sas
ing, me larger portion Of her cargo engaged,
VIII nave quick dispatch. For balance of freight.
apply TO CUKRIE d Co., I
ap2s 80 corner of 18th and Cary SITS.
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huEDER.-On Wednesday morning last
IN Individual named Jack Wyrick, man
% VIGOROUSLY BAG character, struck a blow
with rock, which resulted in the death Of
IN unoiteDdirg citizen named William
Myers, who died on yesterday friday
morning - Wythectlie Enterprise.
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ARRESTED on SusPIcfoN.--Yesterd q
warrant was sworn out against Mr.. Julius
Ltlbert on suspicion of having set fire to
lie building at the foot Of High street, used
Is tobacco factory by him. The examin.
alton was postponed until this morning,
and Mr.. Leibert bailed in the sum Of
MISUNDERSTANDING Courier.
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Dash. BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
u and IuULDIEGS, OF all kinds, maDIfas
trrad nv waller DO yer, OF the best SUN-DRlED
ITIMKpR. ana sold at The L 0 w e ste - n
PRICES at my factory, foot OF Thirteenth street,
~ rear - OAo'AoS " J. j. MONTAGUE,
ap ,..sm EiGhRVad, Va.
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RE1NroRoEMENTs FOR VERSAILLES,

REQUIREMENTS FOR VERSAILLES.
HAvRE, April pa fresh convoy of
French prisoners from Germany has. ar
rived at Cherbourg. - .s# -
The Versailles Government has ordered
the provisioning Of Paris by the Seine to be
entirely stopped. ss
To-day being the occasion of the munich
pal elections in Havre. the workmen who
are partisans Of the Paris Commune have
issued revolutionary address. There has
been no disturbance yet.
.a..-.... r PARIS. -;e.-s- .s-.ta g
PARIS, April 29.-This morning the can
nonading ceased along the whole line. The
southern forts are in a dilupidated con-
dition, and it is believed will soon be un-
tenable. The forts will, under order of the
Commune, be blown up in case the troops
are obliged to abandon them. Earthworks
have been constructed to replace them.
The Northern railway has paid the
100000 francs and the Lyons railway the
692 900 francs demanded by the Commune.
The other lines have also paid the sums
assessed upon them, except the Western,
which, it is stated, will be sequestrated.
A decree issued by Gen. Cluseret divides
the army of the Commune into two corps
one for the external defence of Paris, COM
manded by Gen. Dombrowski, and one for
internal defence, commanded by Gen. LIE.
cecilia.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
LONDON, April 29.-Three new Yer
sailles batteries were to open on Friday
morning. 1 &#-'-
Two thousand persons fled from Paris on
Wednesday.
Four Communists, captured in sally at
Villa Juit, WEI Immediately shot.
The sailors have abandoned the guns at
lssy. The fort is hardly tenable.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE. -,a :.
BRUSSELS, April 29.-DifficutieS have
arisen in the Peace Conference OH the sub
ject Of contributions and acquisitions made
armistce. sr.. ...-....
Another decree Of Gen. Cluseret urges
that the officers Of the National Guard be
furnished with regular commissions.
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GEO. WAsuISsToN. JESSE c. CoEhoS' q.
uyAsu1NGToaa 49, & CO, GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, sl7s Gre.u-
w;rh street. corner Courtlandt, New York. Com
nments of PRODUCE for sale or shipms Mt,
and Orders FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited. r,.a.
Company. ~ u - E
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A RE1ARKAsLE OccURRENcE.-Upon ur-
doubted evidence we give the following
strange incidents connected with those
mysterious and supernatural agencies
known land believed by MANY as 'premo.
nitions,' which, il not truly traceable to
the supernatural" are at least strange
condolences, exciting much remark and
wonder, and many speculations In the at
tempts to explain them.
MIR. Il. j. White, whose death occurred
last week, was stricken on his return from
our last court to his home in Brownsburg
with a fatal disease. On the day Of his re-
turn he had occasion to go into the
room where was kept the clock belong
Ing to his father, the late Robert White.
This clock is Of the old-fashioned high
KIND, and has been stopped for years,
not even having the weights attached,
being merely kept as family relic. When
Mr.. White entered the room the clock,
which had been silent so long, distinctly
struck ''oneH' He at the time paid no
special attention to it, and, not being of q
Supers,itious turn Of mind, thought it was
mistake or an illusion of his fancy. The
next day or the day after he again had occa-
sion to enter the same room. Again the
clock struck Zone ~ He Immediately went
out, telling his wife of the circumstances,
and remarked that he felt assured he was
going to die soon. His premonitions, as
we have stated, proved true, and in few
days his spirit passed away.-Leriagton
Gazette.
I'VE are not quite certain that we are
doing right in publishing the above.]
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Heavy Bonabardment-s General Assault -pnri,
Cut or front Provisions NO Signs Of /
z ~ - Peace, &c, &c. ~ - 80
TEE GENERAL ASSAULTS PROGRESSING,

F s@STHE GENERAL ASSAULTS PROGRESSING. i, ,
PARIS, April. 29.-There has been heavy
firing to-day, south and west of the city.
fhe sVersaiiltsts are now attacking all
points simultaneously Es:tr'ss.=s, = !
+ The Commune has made requisition for
1000, 900 francs upon the railway com.
panies. az = - p - ". ~, ..sS
Provisions arrive but seldom. and are
growing searcer. @ - "a
fERsAILLEs, April 29.-The southern
forts were bombarded furiously all day yes
terday. Vauvres replied vigorously. The
night passed off quietly. The strength OF
the Nationals is decreasing fast from the in+
cessant firing and fatigues to which they are
of the Commune viii exceed $50, 600 men.
says that at daybreak yesterday the insur-
gents attacked, Monlineaux, Claimant, and
Chatillon, and were repulsed, =
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SPRINa AND sIJNMER c ! Z n. Il !

SPRING AND SUMNER CLoTHrrf7
! have its nsa sss l MAxN e, E gaEET.
" sAAA1 WY m,,,,ssyy ~ pfsss my second
gpRTEH AND BtaIMER SUITS
sor gents, Youths end soys' vsas senssstspx Of
from &C. 50 up 20 $50 o suit. Fine BLACK, BLUE.
End BROWN DRESS Flock COATS as low
: TIsffL0RINGD Observation-Disclosures Fancy
iCastneres, Black Cloths Doeskfns, Blue Flank
mel, and Yss,1ngs. which I Make Up TO Or
My stock Or FURNISHING GOODS is com.
plete. - .f.Ss'-sst 3JU uIES KHAKEg,,f /
& an "a n 4 Is $500 Marcflsnt Tailor. 4
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FOR NEW YORK; Virginia IssSes
= Steamship and Pacaet Company'sS@GAAss
aK,nSlBEnTs, Will leave her wharf at Rockets On
TUESDAY, May I'd. at . 4. M, n Freigft re-
celVed up to the hour Of sailing. !" S'ss ~ ;
Close connections and through bills ladirr riyen
20 aH southern and eastern ports
rare, Slo storage, %; round-trip tickets, good
u1Iu useu, only S1b. - ID. j. BURR, PresiE {
ap2s-N LILA Main street.
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sssmatsslon s,ERCHASTs.

rO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
{ J fs1ns of the lale John Tyler), having entered
.,SIo CO parlrersbtp, Will continue the lOMAIs.
sION BUSINESS under tine style Of IYLER ;
~ N q co. ut the old stand, no. l2l0 Cary street
Richmond, va, aud soliclt coastgn ments OF TO.
BhUCu, GHAIN, FLOUR, and CQUhT - !.
PRODUCE generally TO thetsale OF Whicn they
give fh, ir l1o iyIded attention. With Increased
facilities they hope to merit liberal Ell re OF
prbt.c patronage. Eh..>.
Grain bags 1urnished on application. J.,
bsIa - - WM. Il. TYLER,
M.y1 1871, s@. e. S. Fl. TYLGA.
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sAIHK0Assa.
! 61c1dNoADL ANO XOHK RIyNR NAxNH0A0t,
s.s-a sUglllsiIEDnsFtS vIy!I!css e. /

I. @ "a ~ ~ E6a 81 Il -.
/ = e
RIcH1ozD AxD Yo1K RIyHH AAx1aaADs7
| 1UHrHfHgxHpENxf0Uf ysCE, 80
/ 6. =! - Ays1a ~ S ~ Z.
III 2hAsMSak OF SCHEDBL UAlLI
~ n1NE.--On and sftee Nsy Hhs is71, the
"a F4SssEGfs, II E ~ II SIHH s,ssss,s
Leave West F5i1if dsffy a q X.Ha. arrfye 1t
iIss Mic = as; u a,,, I. IS = .,s,s a.
Yet Pons 81 asss ~ sfIase -
sF1g 1Ta o1sas $50
n. Ieaxe Htchnf0dd d4sIy ~ j. -
III arrsyes nt Wesf - - -
/ sTeaga Wee PeinS ndosdsvs sss - a 1. y
nEraxe at Rfchrnossd "a IS
rSis,s s,sfspsf dasiv II III ri YSen{ v,t ~.
clsss steangTs for Balfinae and IN boffs Nor b
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OHOCKLEY g. ANDERSON, =,
I CO1MISsIOS MERCHANTS,
Far the sale or LEAF TOBACCO. GRAINASD
- OTHgH PHOHUCE.
- e 81 RICHMOND, VA.
4. ID. CHocfsLEy, Richmond.
A. l.. Ard GRsoN, kew York. ro
- 49, K. ID. CdOCKLEY d CO.,
an G-1nn. Z n los Pe4rl street, New Y0ck.
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,r-<S,r7
| HgA NEW YORK.-The Old s1A
E pe side-yheel steanastip WYANo ! e. CaEs.
DsosukIE, VIII sail on gGESUAIts May I'd, at j
.lrougn Bills OF lndlng signed and goods for.
wa.ded With dispatci % an poinis-nortE, south,
sssL nno west. Close connections made With Ga
nard line for foreign ports. -" s.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassed.
fare, zig steersge, 90; round-tr1p tiekess a2o.
For freight or PASSAGE apply to = :
JOHN w. WYATT AGENT.
Ply LII. - (, 81 fsgNe.E5 Governor sEreaS.
TOR PHILADEIPHIA.aIsn.
- TWICE A wETK. = Steamer ss4ssA4
sALyOh, Captain SHARPLEY. will recaiye
11r ree for the shove port ILL KoND6Y. May
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, New or.
ieanT, end Norfolk, at moderate rates.
Blils lRdlngs igned through. ~ ss.se.
state, room, Ss. W., P. PORTER, Agent,
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aAksnE- aaashzIaEsgA

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY !, sS7l.
,uo ytses 500 Noon osts.. ...,... 80:
- go A. SO Eth tide o.
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aICnnusD AND PETERSBURG Il. Il. Oo.,2
RICHMOND, April 20, 1871. !

RICHMOND. April 20, 1871.
s'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
The mail trains leave Richmond at s:4s A. n.
ana 7:3j 2. nj. $50 :; - sE
Freight trains, with passenger car attached.
leave Richmond and Petersburg dsily SUNDAYS
lncluded) at 8 A. n. Returning, leave Peters
burg ana Richmond ut p. ID.
) &c 3:a5 A. IL. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:21 p q, train VIII nos leSTo
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 2:ss T. II.
PASSENGERS from Glover Hill take the $50 4, H.
train on Mondays, w Wednesdays, and Fridays and
] re urnipg, leave Richmond on the same days az
The msil trains viii run through stopping only
| at Chester, K. 3. KASEY,
Il ap2o Ticket and Freight Agent.
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TIRE-BRICK TILE, &o.-The Nonpa-
&c reil Eire-Brick and haoline Company onsr
hank, and also at their works, ElRE-BRlCk O.
All shat,es and sizes. 0YEE-TILE, GRAIEs
sBACKE sTOVE-LINTNGs, and. GR oUGD
MATERIAL, In barrels.
orders BY mall promptly attended to. spss.aw
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TO the patrons OF the late firm o. Tyler @ BON
dsslre TO c urn my thanks for the nberat patron
age extended them, and solicit is contlnuancet u
the new firun, promising every enort TOT ne pro
nation OF treir interests. WA. h. TILEh,
n ,nr1 ~ assw1tswot Surviving Partner.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATss@s,
u COMPANY.-FOR BALTIMORE, -
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL hk1-
ULAR LAND Mes On THE JAMES RlyER.
The ylst and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLV Z Il Il
Captain 2. @. CLIFFORD.
leaves compsny's whsrf ct Rockets Tor Int
aboYe-named places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ut SIX O'CLOCK a. NJ,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days.
uect With old Bay Line steamers for Baltimore
and points North. -. .--a-.--
rival OF steamer. .- 90 ?
Fare 10
Fare TO I.oo'
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return. d.ao.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER Il CO.'S
EXPRESS. -
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ga
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltt-
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake Bay
and all regular landings on James river, at REA.
soEABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
Freicht for way landings must be prepaid.
( T.. B. TATUM, General Agent, y
-I.- ONCE, Company's wharf.
sci Branch Office, corner Main and 9th SITS.
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WOOD AND COAL.
A TTENTION, LADIES!

"A ,..-.-...,...,,...
ofSpRIsG GOODS-N0TIoSS, new style JEW.
ELRY, and everything usually kept In . fancy
s'l Also. latest style CHIGNoNs and NATURAL
BATE CrJRLS as low. Es they can BIO bought In
the city. Ladies' will do we'll TO call and examine
th;m. Remembering piscesn,poe baiImo,e Stamp
AA IN es-iw WIN. FL. ADAMS.
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/ TaR roRasRfss continued 81 he the chief
topic of conversation ycstertiar. Some
new cases of losses came 10 iipfit. One OF
peculiar hardship Is that OF d lady who had
loaned to the deifnqneRs marty 81, 480, the
savings Of her hasG work for years as 10
boarding epers Some OF the banks
are lighter Sufferers than wss supposed.
The First Nationai sfscauelit for only $500 l.
another note, which it, has for al .000 beirp
genuine. 1ke Isnchburg National. we
hear, suffers TO the time of 81 500. and Che
Peoples Savings Bank, 1t Is said, So, 900
certain, and probably $4,000. sbiessrs. Mil
Ter 81 Franklin hold a small note of $780,.
drawn by A. Il. Woodroof and endorsed
by MIR. Peasants, whether genuine or
hot they are unable TO say. Another
broker, we understand, has hpd attach
ments to the amount OF 81 800 levied on
the property Of the missing party, which,
we suppose, indicates the extent OF his lia-
hilittes. Messrs. Woodroof & Spence, we
learn, lose only $500. The Virginia Saw
lnSs Bank. which was reported to be large
" involved. Mr.. Baugh informs US, viii
lose nothing. 49, M. go sss,,s i i.
Among the private parties who have suf-
fered we hear Mr.. ltfchard Mathews named
for the sum Of 5000, Ntessrs. Lee s. TAYLOR
81 800, and the brothers of gWoodroof
$1,000, We do not know that these sums
are accurately stated. 900 !, s y. 3, -
We have heard paper to the amount Of
over SSO, GOO counted up, but how much is
genuine ard how much spurious is not
known. .-.-..---.-....,.. -----,e-,--...-.---, s
The farm OF the perpetrator of these
frauds, in Amherst county, which is said
TO be a very line one and admirably I'M
proved, has been levied on to meet these
liabilities, but it is said there are mortgages
to considerable amount on it.
Our business circles have not been so
stirred up for a long time as they have been
by the discovery Of these sharp operations.
Iyachb,r9 TirGinen.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
A.FG BABC0CK being the only dealer bring
1AIe = BOST0NICE s<,y<a.
To His CITY, is now prepared to furnish 1t LIP any
n,antity. from q cargo to the daily supply for
famjiyl use. The known good qualities OF the
Bnston Ice for purity, cleanliness, and lasting
Qualities repder IL the most desirable OF any Ice
brought to this MAJ ket. .,
customers beginning this season with me win
be eIlnpiied throughout the year.
oIprtpcinal depot south side OF the dock, between
17,h;snd 18th streets. Branch depot, COS Marshall
street near the New Market. s.,gL :. Is
Urders by mail froW any part OF the South
M, ). 80" 4. g. BABCQcK,
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TOR RENT, that desirable RESI- a.
Il DENCE No. 1922 occupied by Alfred E:I
Moses, Esq, north side of Broad street, and next
west of the Monumental Church, containing ten
to = j. l.. APPERSoN,
an est Real Estate Agent.
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FOE SALE ANn RENT.

pOOMS FOR RENT.-Three desi- O.
IL rab'e UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, with E::i
gas and water; also, kitchen, for rent at No. ZfIa
Grace street, Church Hill. Apply on the prem
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-03-23

Capt. W. 5. Alexander. while driving to his
home on Gypsum creek, was passed by two
men who turned and fired at him and then fled.
The shots missed the Captain. but the horses
became frigh;t ned and commenced running.
while the Captain was forcibly thrown Fl ON the
wagon and badly injured. His friends found
him in an insensible condition. and immediate
" conveyed him to the house Of Capt. f. w.
Ayres. 1t is supposed from the actions Of these
would-be assassins that these shots wcrei intend
ed for the latter gentleman. for whom Captain
Alexander was probably taken. These dastaris
are as vet at large. The Captain is slowly re-
covering from his injuries.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-03-23

The new Presbyterian church will be dedica-
ted on Sunday. I'd of April. A cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all. We are also requested
to announce that, rs all the funds necessary to
cdrPlete and pay for the building will have
then been provided for. there will be no sub.
scrip.ion or collection taken on the day cf dedi
cation.
With subscription list Of about Sl,sO and
n few town lots to commence with, this Organi
zation has al las, completed and paid for theii
beautiful house of worship. at a cost of oveI
5000. which fact is an enduring monument to
the liber,li;y of our citizens.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-03-23

1t is with etthat We deprive oar readers
Of the usual amount Of reading matter, having
been compelled to publish the delinquent tai
lists Of Mcpherson and Ellsworth counties.
Our well-wishers will be gratifed to learn thai
these publications are the little contingencies'
that give profit TO poor printers, and Of course
they will pardon us for our seeming neglect. This
bore will continue for four weeks. 1.-THE peri
Cd of time required by law for such publications.
and then we shall resume our 81 original posi-.
tion.'' As we were behind to start with. and
have been and are now crowded with job work,
this little Infringement upon our space will soon
enable Us tOissue sharp on time. Don't let ye'
angry passions arise.