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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,--osconaence Of the Richmond Diepatch.l
F',,rs.-Thc Creps-The People.

''rSo,r,s-The Creps-The People.
INC FINcAsTLE, May 10, 1871. :
-. Homer Judge Mahood has just closed
nus IN Craig county. Nearly all Tue
his rr n.ant cases were promptly disposed OF,
I'M" I"rrc number Of DEGREES made tor the
and Sinnds, Amongst other points Of in
N|e ~ . ~" iu6gc decided that the time
tr!FN.. H., =" Sl>t u April, 1851, 10 the last Of
from ~" ,ry orders was not 10 be computed
thr "'l ,'sn where the statute OF limitations
,a,a' ~ was County Court-day In Bot
Ills Honor, Judge Houston, failed
N""',c IN time. hence no court was held.
= tout -. ovens, was not without pre-
!al '""S end certainly was ORTHODOXY
'Sdt',I,' ..hn had married wife, There
U5"'H 'ynyrr. an unusually large turnout
" :,.} ".,rnrlc. lnitiatorv steps We're taken
- ,n ~ an agricultural society; speeches
~ wade urging an additional levy OF 10
"',' ~ a., The 500 for frec.Schcol purposes,
'rG It',,incs> VA, decidedly lively on Jockey
'"' ",I WIKI the agents OF the various
,,.wcr.. ycapa!S, a.. ,.
NV, NEEDED on al hands that the crops
,,,>,o forward and promising than for
q" 49,, wars past. Ii is feared, however,
~" ''.. .r:r :" long season III May" which has
.' ,,y;n., Il, continuous rain for nigh
. '..'9 ,o..v days and forty nights up to
H.. .rrc>cri writing, may seriously damage
- ..,,:.: lnat the people Of any portion of
e. >rglr an making more earnest and
3D., ...g;Yr3 cl!oy. 10 build up their waste
..'..,.. 5aa he people this section. They
~. .t,>Tairrl Of the Valley railroad, they
~, trrd II taking the Lords name in
,.' 'a bon; the course Of Augusta, and, like
49,, r,,,acr IN the table, have turned to
-. m.rlyr> 10 help themselves. We may
,.a"r\ycrt something. l1GuTFooT.
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Felegraphtc Summary.

At the banquet given ut the reunion of
the Army of the Potomac in Boston yester-
day, an attempt to read letter from Adj
miral Porter, in response to toast in honor
of the navy, failed.
The Missouri river is higher than for four
years, and still rising.
According to Memphis dispatch the
caterpillars are increasing alarlnin,gy.
There is much anxiety at San Francisco
about the steamer Pacific, long over due.
VIM. NJ. Tweed was installed Grand So
chem of Tammany, at its eighty-third an
nual meeting, in New York, last night.
The stallion Leviathan died at New York
yesterday.
Rev. j. D. Fulton, of Boston, spoke at
the Southern Baptist Convention at ST..
Louis yesterday, urging 4 union of the
Southern and Northern Baptists.
The Massachusetts House has defeated
female suffrage by tie votes to 6S-and
the Senate defeated the ten-hour labor bill
by large majority.
Valmaseda yesterday reprieved Behillo
Honituier and other Cuban rebels sentenced
to be shot, and this leads to the impression
arrested for completely with the rebels.
The steamer Grand Republic, from China,
arrived at San Francisco yesterday with
S54 packages of tea and 344 Of silk, and also
had ss1 packages of tea and s bales of silk
for Europe.
The Fifth Army Corps Society has re-
solved, with only one dissenting vote, to
petition the President to reopen Gen. Fitz
John Porter's case.
No prospect yet Of a reconciliation be-
tween The miners and masters in Pennsyl-
vania.
The steamer Isaac p. Smith exploded her
steam drum at Baltimore yesterday, in
juring several persons.
The Secretary of the Interior has gone to
PHILADELPHIA, and the Secretary of War has
returned to Washington.
!! The United States steamers Iroquois and
Wyoming are ordered to be fitted for sea
Immediately.
The Spanish Senate have adopted-s5
to 23-an address in reply to the Kings
speech.
The new French Ambassador to Turkey
has arrived at Constantinople.
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Executions in View or1eaps.

New ORLEANS, May 13-Vincent Bay
onna and Peter Abriel were hanged at il
o'clock to-day, for killing sailor about n
year ago, whom they threw into the river
after robbing him of S12. Both behaved with
GOODNESS to the last. At the close of the re-
ligiouS rites, and when the two condemned
men stepped on the trap, Bayonna looked
at the crowd, and calculating "carajo,"
spat upon them. The execution took place
in the parish prison, and a large crowd was
gathered outside. The Spanish, English,
Belgian and French consuls petitioned the
Governor to commute the sentence of the
prisoners to imprisonment for life, but act
ing Governor Dunn refused to do so.
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TEL,EGRApHIC NEWS.
Eew. York stock ana noney nrarke,.

New. York Stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, May il. Southern securities quite
active, with but little change In price. Ten-
nessee es, so new, 10. Virginia ss, ssR rny, M.
Louisiana 60, 6s new, s1S Leyee s,s, 10; s's, 90.
Alabama as aoa Ss, 70. Georgia G's, $50 fs, %.
North Carolina e's, x7s, new, 20. South Carolina
ea,7s; new, s2s. Z.
Money easy at aga per cents with exceptions
~ per cent. Sterling quiet and Unchanged. Gold
steady at llls@llla. .s,1,i...5 81 Il i. !
Governments duu ard steady all day-'sl's, IN |;
'es's lllts 'e4s, Ill 1855, I1i-reH, llaa: ,oTa
Use 'es's, l1as; 1o.so's, Iost -
The following is the bank statement for tho past
week Loans decreased a trtfe, specie increased
$ascooo. deposits Increased 900, legaltenders
increased g. ,2so,oao. -a,..
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Adjournment of the Mississippi Lie.
sIslature-LiberaI Railroad Law,

JACKSON, MISS, May 13.-Just before the
adjournment of the Legislature n general
railroad aid law was passed, and signed by
the Governor, donating $4,000 in cash per
mile to new railroads. This Is the most lib.
eral railroad legislation ever had in this
State, and viii give great impetus to all
this week, and approved by the Co Governor ensn
Mobile and Northwestern railroad, gene
rally known as 50 Mann's road" The Le-
gislature adjourned sine die to-day amid
great good feeling. Gov. Alcorn entertains
the members this afternoon.
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fORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1871.
ARRIVED. -
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
use ana passengers, John W. Wyatt.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers, l.. y. Tatun.
EAILED, ----z-..-..
Steamer Pallsade, Nelson, merchandise and pas
Agent - o'
merchandise. = .-N'N
Bark Ella and Maria. Pallot, flour. Rio dc
Janelfo, lax II 81 Cienshaw. -. y
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, May 1s.-Arrtved. steamer Adn!.
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and pacsen.
gers, R'chm nd and York River Railroad Com
p-ny, and sailed on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH.1
FORTRESS MONROE, May 13.-Passed in for
baltimore, steamer Baltimore, from Bremen
Passed out steamer North American and bark Bel
gum. for Liverpool; brig Samuel Muir, for Nova
Scotia. Brig Dover was run into by schooner
Victor, and lost her jib-boom and cutwater, but
her hull not being damaged, she proceeded to sea.
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ats.-02 bushels very good at SOC.
Domestic hIarket. rRv rr,.v.n

| 1'6~1111hCsS : IUI 4HUERKApH.I =
REV DIX, May la.-Cotton orm saIas :, soo
paies af lec Flour dsll and favors buyers com
rbo9c TO- "a saiT ezra SOUTHERN eo@io good
Isgsoc. Fork quiet at Sl7@l7 la Beef sieady.
Lard quiet kettle, 1lac. Naval ttores ouiet and
s'eady. Groceries qlust. Freishts firm.
BALTIMORE, May 1a.-Flour. quiet. Wheat
Tauta, Bic, @91.65. Corn-White southern. TO
&c; yellow southern, 7ec. Pork quiet at ais. SO.
Sac acc ,f steady shoulders, tic; hams, ls@l7c
81 o.. Whfksy, a2IGs3e. -. ~ ''S-ee
LOUISVILLE: May 15.--Corn, csc, PORK. s1s
5acon.packed shoulders, &c; clear rib, ssc.:
Clear sides, SIC. Lard 1l5@l2c. Wniskey quiet
LOUISVILLE, May ls.-Tobacco active: sales,
ting Leaf $t1A2i. - - ~ eooN Wv
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sTEAmEHa
T0F TIsfEs aN7Si SIT ~; Z, :. -.

DOR JAMES, AND CHTCFa-Ss, s-r- =
Il H0MIHf WEBS The fsst and
elegant sfde-wESef steamer PALS Ar -
CHAs. NELSON. win leave her wharf 1t 8asSs6fs9na
Tor Kings Mtll Wharf, on james river, on, TT5Tsss
DAYS and sATUEDAYSate3 O'clock a. M., eos,-
Meeting with the II o'c1ock train at City Point nom
Petersburg. Returning Will lsxye Kings Mil
on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS at 6 A. H..
touching st al the regular landings 6achway.
VIII leave her wharf at Kockelts for Windsor
Shades, on Chickahominy, THUESDAYS,at; O. a..
ID, connecting at City Point with the : O'Clock
train from Peteraburg touching q All the regular
landings on James river down TO billiards. W hart,
and all regular landings on Chickahominy. Re-
turning. win leave Windsor Shades on FRI
DAYS at O'Clock A. M. go 1879
Freishs received from IL, O'Clock Mondays to ~
O'Clock A. ID. Tuesdays, and from u O'Clock TO 3
:. ~. W. tuesdays. and from Is O'Clock Fddays
. Freight.for Chick .hominy win only be received
rom u O'Clock Wednesdays 70 A. d.. Thursdays.
All freight to way InL dingS must be prepaid.
For iurther Particulars, apply TO Captain on
board, or to GEORGE L. CURRIE,
atCURRTE & Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary SIS.
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ony, and honest officials si,ould ba tha
things sought for. The Convention had had
done much TO inaugurate q period of bar
Ter FEELING End better'eonduct Of public 81.
! The Convention adjourned subject IL fha
call of the Executive Committee.
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..,,cr from Campbell County.

.,-.:p.| @"Uc&ce oi TIC hichhon0 HlSPasch'I
The wheat crop in this section, on the
49,, anG hills, will not be 4 good one, far
..4..,l average. Owing to the drought of
at f4}l. farmers could not tallow until late,
N4;rh KEEP; seeding back until cold weather.
y heat. IF course, had but little root to
sam! tie winter freezing; much of it died
chi: sad ROW the ty or some other disease
!. mixing it look badly. Some fields, i
,fi.k. will scarcely make seed.
Tobacco plants are abundant, and getting
: .r lar-r, and but few planters have their
f,.,., ready, owing to the continued rains.
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COTTON ,Iarkets yrr1E.o1naA rn

SATURDAY, Msy 13.-Neuo Orleans: Active at
1sss@lSa;; RECEIPTS, 2,oso bsIes exports to Ann
barcelona ioI4 bales; Gonstadt, ss5 bae ss coast;
wise, 47s bales; sales, 1900 bales stock, 1888
Daies. sdoannah FiImer bat not higher at lsS@
80, a35 bales. - -'0oA'
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COMMERCIAL. J

Court AND FLOUR ExcHkrer. !, 4:
= AIoHho1D, VA, May 10, Is7I.
< -. OFFERINGS.
rae MaecA.;;1Whise husbeles Red. 1ao huste1s,
O0fS.- o. bushels. wv SaSneis'
5ALEB.
co Weas. :; b1sheis prime Of $40; 10 bushels
. Wheat-Red, ID bu7s,eis common NJ n, ,ea. os
pusnels falr at 9L<5: 5obushels Common at nj %
,Corn.-White, I coo bushels very good nj soc
snod a@ bushels good at 7sc; 900 bushels very
Odts.-p2 bushels very good at soc. a.r
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LATEST FROM wAsHESsror.
decision Regarding Refunding the
Tax OF July. 1870

Decision Regarding Refundinr s,,s
Tax OF July, 1870.
WAsHrNGroE, May 13.-The following /,
fuller statement of the Attorney GenersPs
decbton upon the claim for the refundine
OF the tax imposed by the act Of July ri
1870. The claim was allowed By the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue and pre-.
sented to the Secretary of the Treasury for
approval, who submitted to the Attorney.
General the following questions, oil OF
which received an affirmative answer:
ID tne tax on interest, or coupons on
ponds, or other evidences of debt imposed
Dy the fifteenth section Of the above act
applicable to interest paid between August
! and December 80, 1870; also, Is it applica-
PIE TO dividends Of earnings, incomes, or
OF the Government, Senators, and members
OF Congress be taxed on salaries for the five
months in question: 80.
- Census Items.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The returns at
the census Office with only four counties
incomplete, and those estimated for,) show
the colored population of all the States and
territories to be 1857 900, gain Of 9.35-1O0
per cent. since 1860. The States stand in
the following order in respect to quantity
Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina,
North Carolina, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Texas, Maryland, Arkansas, Mis-
souri,, Florida, PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Ne
braska. District of Columbia, New Jersey,
Illinois, Indiana, Delaware, West Virginia,
Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Connec-
ticut, Iowa, Rhode Island, California, Wis
consin, Maine, Vermont, Minnesota, New
Hampshire, Nevada, and Oregon.
The High Commission Treaty.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The British Par
lament and American Senate, as far as
heard from, are adverse to the High Com
mission treaty. Several Senators have
amendments to propose to the treaty, and
many are preparing elaborate speeches. a
three weeks session is the shortest looked
for in the Senate
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Adjournment of the Taxpayers Convention
The Resolutions Of Retrenchment Adopted =
The State Debt Declared to be Valid What
the Governor is Pledged To-The Legislature
asked to Stop Stealing-What Republican
Thinks OF the Convention, &C., &C., sc.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND /42as
PACKET CoM .-TheS
every sATURDAY; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY. ~ s>.1
The steamship WIN. p. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. ,'st
Freight received daily.
q. J.. BURR, President,
re 20 .gs..s H.s ~ LIZA Main street,
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Adyiccs from Demerara Of the 7th instant
Slate that the sugar crop Is the largest ever
known there.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
TAX on pIyrDHNps-~IMPonrArT DECISION OF
THE ATroRNKY.aENx

TAX ON DIyIDENDS-~lMP0RTAETD DECISION OF
THE ATroREKY.9EExRAL.
WASHINGTON, May 1a.--The Attorney
General to-day rendered an important de-
eision, reversing one of Commissioner
Pleasanton relating to the taxon dividends.
1t will be remembered that Commissioner
Pleasanton issued an order In which he
stated that sections Is and 16. of the act Of
July, 1870, did not authorize the collection
OF a tax upon dividends declared for the
last FIVE months of 1870. He revoked pre-
vious decision directing the assessment and
collection ofthis tax, and directed assessors
to strike such assessment from their lisGes
and to assist claimants in securing return
Of such tax already collected.
The claim of the Second National Bank
of Elmrs, n. T., came before the treasury
under this decision, and the Pleasanton
ruling was referred by Secretary Boutwell,
to the Auorney-General, whose opinion,
Just Given, reverses that ruling and decides
that the dividend tax can be collected for
the last five months of 1870. This decision
will impose tax Of many thousands of dol
lars on banks, railroad companies, &C., for
the period named.
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:, Negro majority on The registration lists in
Petersburg, 5s8.
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aARGME zNTEHaIaEHgx.
POET OF RICHMOND. MAY IA.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY Is, 1871.
Snn rises. ESQ Noon rises 3 Is
oQn sets..n....-... 301l Siyn tide. L SO
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VIRGINIA Posi- OFFIcEs.-Post-offices are
established al the following points in Surry
county: phillips's store, With VIM. Moore
postmaster; Snow Hill, with Ii. Hood
postmaster, and at billiards. wharf, with
james X. Williams as ostmaster
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
rSHE SWEETEST, MOST POW gSgsgE
L ri
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS'S


New Patent Treble
Plan FORTES,
Patented May Is, 1859.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair of the
American Institute, 1859; Chic state Fair,
1859 SeOrgla State Fair, $780,
WAPSASIED FOB SEyEN YEARS.
PRICES GGEaTLY REDUCED.
&eld your orders direct IL the factory and save q
large commission.
EXPERIENCES IN RICHMOND: Abm:f eYy, Esq,
Of eyy Brothers, Main street; j. 4. Goduln, Esq,
# .ee i Goddin, Main street; EDWIN A. Smith,
Esq, 500 Leigh street; ". Il. Spoot. ESQ, 2aO6
Broad street. ap 2o-d2taw3ma H3n
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THE NEW LOAN.

1t Is announced that by the 10th of June
the bonds OF the new i've per cent. loan
will he ready for issue, by which time the
department believes that the subscriptions
Will be largely on the increase. Yesterday
they were nearly million dollars, and to-
day they reached six hundred and eighty
five thousand dollars.
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THE NEW TREATY,

The Vice has appointed Messrs.
Carpenter, Conkling, Trumbull, Sumner,
and Davis Of Kentucky, the committee to
learn how the New York Tribune got the
new treaty.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

A) YEAsT POWDER
mss long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POHDEE in use. Perfectly pure ana
healthy. II kes, ut short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls, &C. There need be no waste OF food
prepared with it, as it is always Of the best quail
v. We would SLY to these who hive never used
It that very few trials win enable them to use
It. not only With entire Satisfaction, but with
economy.
Put IN. FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
Grocers and dealers sell It.
DoOLEY BROTHER,
Proprietors,
90 New street, New York city.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Al ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Ou
and after MARCH 29th 1871.

pICHMOND ANDDANvILLE RAIL
Al ROAD-CHANGE OF SCdEDULE,-Ou
and after MARCH aeth 1871. -
GOING WEST,
Train No. (Through Passenger leaves Rich
Danylie at i1:oa q. III; arrives at Greensboro at
1863 p. III. 1a7
Train 40. . Uynchbmg Passenger leaves Rich.
lnond daily at OILS A. H.; arrives ut Lynchburg at
p. NJ. 49,
Team No. 5 (Ttroughaail and Express) leaves
Richmond daily It 2:4o p. M; leaves Danvtife
daily at 1922 P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAsT:-
Train No. Through Mail 2nd Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. M; leaves Danytll6
daily at 1870 a. ID: arrives It Richmond daily az
1880 r. NJ. .~a -
Train No. 8 (Throush Passcnger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Supdays) at IL o5 A. 81 leaves
Uanvlle 1t l:27 2. IL. arrives 90 Richmond at s:I6
P. Sd.
Train No. Lypchburg Passepger) leaves
Lynchbur2 daily at $40 a. III; leaves Burkeytlle
att r. b.; arrives ut Richmond at p. n.
Trans nos. and s connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Train No. 3 connects st Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
an po:n.s Southwest and South:
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
South vest can be procured at the ticket Office In
Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company VIII please print as
above. JOHN r. MACMUKDO,
apis General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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A.CHMoSD AID PETERSBURG &. II. Co.,a
RICHMOND, April 20, 1871.

A.CHMosD AID PETERSBURG &. II. Co.,l
RICHMOND, April 20, 1871. !
fEHHE TR AIMS ON THIS Road
4 run % follows:
The natl trains leave Richmond a. s:9 A. d.
and 7:2J 2. u.
Freight trains, With PASSENGER car attached,
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily Sundays
inclulea) at 4. hi. Returning, leave Peters
burg ana Richmond at z. III.
j he 7:45 a. IL. rra;n will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and tho 7:2p p. Il. tram viii not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the gas p. d.
daily train.
PASSENGERS from Glover Hill take the $50 A. NJ
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; and
returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
2:35 p. II. 5.
The mail trains VIII run through, stopping only
a. Che s.er.
The "a. n. daily train will connect at Peters.
burg with the Atlantic, Ohio, aud Mississippi rSi-
road for LS nchburg. q. Is. Massey,
ap2O Ticket and Frejat. Agent.
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ID HILADEL PHIA, RICH sRH
4 EoND AND NORFOLK sTEAM-SAA&4
Siilp LIHE-FOR PHILADELPHIA s71CE A
WEGk..Steamers NORFOLK, SaLVOR, and j.
=. GREEN, composing this line, WIZ leave Phila-
Gelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
and Richm ond every MONDAY and THURSDAY
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
parts OF and New JerSev es a
New Orleans oh Southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk ct
moderate rates,
Passage % Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, SO.
w. P. PORTER, Agent
No, PAS Dock street, Richmond.
WIN. p. CLYDE IL CO., Agents,
No. ID North Wharves, and
re Is No. II South Wharves, Pbifadelpbfs,
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&C 10 EeOs IL COubH W uEIFco,
ToEN ". WYATT.
AND CoAAIsSION MERCHANT,
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
a1cEsoND, "a. PosT-OFFIoE Box Is.
yos LIVERPOOL ANp z9s
Rso MS Na SkT f4kK SXE FTT SfTSSz7
BATES OF PASSAGE. ~ : /!
70 SlS. 50 70 LoSdcn IS
Ts s sold TO and e II a FsI Ireland ns
For further insor1asaon apply at the Company's
,oEn 20 w = lEEEPP : ~ Hsyx sas; o5.o
FOB HGW YoRK. eaass
OLE DohlS SUarj 5ESAhsulr Sazz
BELL, SA8AToaA, HIAGARE, ALBEs
MARIE, and BATTRRkS, leave New York foy
H H1Ha a sna ASYyss
DAY, sns s sJNeag 4. SissI tide. F&i
s sns nasy ssas
aons, srd attention, are n, % nnsrrpasssa: :,
southern and European posts. -
rsg: " VNE PEE CENT. It The orces Of Iii
E0i i7F'nsf 'nic J6mE " :p %YApr Agent
mys6 No. Governor street,
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATet@.,
~ COMPASY.-FOa BALTIMORN s&z5h $500
HGkF4t ASp 52 Ss M TH A SARrs kTF
The rs: ap9 elegant United States mail steamer
Gr QC m M, yra IF al. rs
S2YS, sd FEfDA? {? sf2 o6iock 4. H.,
and returns On Tue.days Thursdays, and Satur-
days.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in tine to con-
ueSt witt old S&y Line steamers for Baltimore
Train ieayss City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival of steamer.
Fare 10 Baltimore.
s.cuSoa :cke:s 10 Norfolk and RETURN. aso
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER u CO.'S
EXPRESS.
Freigh; received Tuesdays, Thursdsys, and Sc
:aGfsss toc Mosok pSrssmout SoSsSn BSt
aud allyegular landings on James river, ct 2EA.
soNAELE RATES. Freight received from A.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, General Agent
Office. COmpany's wharf.
sci Branch Office, corner Ma1n and 9Th sta,
IMPORTANT TO WEsTERN 60
EKIPPERS.
raE poWaATAN sTEAMBEAT CUnPAfS
AGD THE .,.
sALTIM02E AND OHIO RAILROAD
CUMPANy'S TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements 70 shippers ef to
BACCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDLES, &c. /.
TO and from the West q. low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
al western and eastern bound freight delivered
TO and received from on board the cars Of the BdL
limcre and Ohio Railroad Company u Locusi
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure &c
weather in Baltimore. ....
BY WILLIAM P. BRETT,
N II agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

DIAMOND-POINTEU
STEAM DRILLS,
FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Adapted TO Mining QuarrIing, shafting, Tun-
neling Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seventy. FIVE per cent of cost and time
OF hand labor saved.
s.Test cores,n in form of solid cylinders of rock
or mineral, taken out OF mines from any depth
not exceeding ons Thousand tl,ooo) feet, showing
true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs Sharpening as the Cutting Points,
composed of ROUGH DIAMOaDs, are pracu-
caIly 1ndestrEctihle
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In hEope
~ BEWAhE OF INFRIEGEMEETs.
illustrated circulars sent on application. Al
dress SEVERANCE IL HOLT, Man1ps.
y mn 2l-eodsm Office, 10 Wall st., New Yolk.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE