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tFropl tie LynchbuIg Virginisn.]
montgomery P-esby :ery.
FOURTH DAY.

HIGH-BRDGE CHURCH, !
RocKBRIDGE Co., VA, May 6, 1871.
The weather is still dreadful, but quite
good congregation has assembled every day
PrtSbytery met this morning at 81
O'clock, and was opened with prayer.
The narrative on the state Of religion was
read and adopted, aud ordered to be for.
w4rded to the General Assembly. While
only the two churches of Lynchburg re.
port anything like special reyivals, We,
from goodly number there is reported 6
healthy growth in all the elements of Chris
tIani;y, and on the whole it represents q
better state Of things than was ever re.
ported from this Presbytery before.
Licentiate 3. Farnum was reported I'm.
der standing rule Of Presbytery as moi
having attended three consecutive meet
lngs OF Presbytery, nor given satisfactory
reasons for absence; whereupon the stated
clerk was directed to write to Mr. Farnum
and !ltoTm him that the subject of revokine
ills license would be considered at the adj
lourned meeting Of Presbytery. On recon
.slGeTatlcn, it was resolved to hold the ad-
l,9urned meeting at Buchanan, instead OF
flhcastle, on the oath inst, and to open the
next stated meeting on the first Thursday,
iloIcad Of the first Wednesday, in Septem-
beg next.
Licertiate 6. T. Lyle read trial sermon,
%hlch was sustained as satisfactory, and
MS examination as whole was sustained,
and al Il O'clock, after u very excellent SER
Esgn from Rev. }. q. Shepperson, ID. D., on
! lin, liz, he was solemnly ordained to
lic iull work Of the gospel ministry accord
ing 10 The apostolic plan" by prayer, and
Inc laying on Of the hands of the Presby-
Iefy. a committee, consisting OF Rev. p.
b: Price, Rev. A. Hart, and Rev. j. NJ.
hice, was appointed to install Rev. Mr..
Lyle, pastor OF Locust Bottom Church, on
Tue fourth Sabbath Of June.
Inc stated clerk read the statistical re-
port TO the General Assembly, which was
ADOPTED and ordered to be forwarded.
FROM this report we gather the following
hehs OF Interest: Montgomery Presbytery
CONSISTS Of seventeen members, four licen.
tiaes, and has under It's care twenty-five
churches Several of which have but a
nominal eXistence), and seven candidates
iof The ministry. Reports were received
from nineteen Of the churches, leaving
six winch sent up no reports. There have
Deem added to The membership Of the
church during the year ending April, 1871:
oh examination, 1913; on certificate, 65
whole number Of commandments, 1865
Daptism: adults, "a inia2ts, 10; children liz
sunday schools aud Bible classes; ,514.
unds collected For sustentaiion, $543
!or foreign missions, 500; for education,
sl,l24; tor publication, S344; for relief
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B1aAxy-A VIRGINIA LADY DEsEnTED::--
Judge Henry w. Cowlcs, of the District
Court, issued warrant last night for the
arrest of John T.. Sneed, Of Armory Fac
tory Company notoriety, upon an affidavit
of General S. p. Myrick, Of Milledgevliie,
on charge OF biga1ny. The facts are, that
on the 18th day Of April. 1871, the SAID
John T.. Sneed married Miss Myrick, OF
Milledgeville, daughter Of General Myrick,
and since then it has been clearly and fully
established that he was previously married
on the 31st day Of May, 1851, to Anna ID.
Dobbins, at Liberty, Bedford county, va a.,
where Sneed carried her after marriage, and
recently deserted her, leaving her in desti-
tute circumstances. He YVES arrested last
night and lodged in Jail, and will be taken
to Baldwin county for Lrial.--Aaoon (Ga.]
Tiole1rn13h zss-
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Domestic nIarke.s-rBY TrnEeRApu.1

NEW YORK, May 10.-Cotton easier and un-
changed; sales, 354 bales at lstc. Flour steady
southern common to fsir extra, .4e.65GlS7 20
good to choice, $7.25099. Wheat 1&l3c. higher,
with an active export demand winter red and
amber western, $l.570$I61. Corn q shade better
atf79Soc. Rice hrm at ssG92c. Pork lower at
I9n.2s. Beet dull. Lard heavy; kettle, ll5c.
hiskey shade easier at 9l0olac. Turpentine
steady at 5&5lc. Rosin arm. Tallow steady.
Freights frmer and more active cotton, Per sail
or steam, tc.; grain, I'D.
BALTIMORE, May Io.-Virgtnia 6's, old, SCI bid
81 asked; '68's, u bid, T23 asked; coupons, old,
8s5 bid. North Carolina els, 4St bid.
Flour more active, and the general tone of the
market improved. Wheat steady. Corn firm
white southern, 7s07sc. Oats dull at &c. Pork
steady. Bacon frmsr. Lard and whiskey quist.
CINCINNATI, May lo.-Flour advancing with 9
fair demand at &e.40@Ss.65. Pork in light demand
ut S17.75, with holders firm. Lard-Full prices
asked, with no demand. Bacon in light demand
and holders firm shoulders &C.; sizes, s3&l9ac
but both generally held higher. Whlskey steady.
LOUISVILLE, May lo.-Flour quiet. Corn steady;
sacked esc. Provisions very strong Pork held
at &ls Bacon Shoulders, TIC; clear sides, 9ts,
Lard--T1erce, lie; kegs lac. WhiskeY quiet.
i LOUISVILLE, May 10.-Tobacco active aud
higher; Tugs, a4-f5@Ss; low to medium leaf, $3.50
0Sl2; sales, 265 hhds. 80 .s
ST. LOUIS, May 1o.--Flour steady. Corn frmer !;
sacked, SIC. Whisky dull at s8c. Pork 1rm at
&l8@$ls.25. Bacon--Shoulders 707tc.; clear sides.
9i0l0c. Lard dull.
NEW ORLEANS, May lo.-Sugar-Prime, 1et@
35045c.
New York SIGHT nremtum Cold 11la
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CoLoRED BAPTIST AssoClATIoN.-Al large
number of colored ministers, accompanied
by their wives, arrived in the city by way
OF the Southside railroad yesterday even
ing, to take part in the Baptist Associa-
ton, which commences at Jackson-street
Church this morning. They presented a
very respectable appearance, and the min
listers looked TO be men of more than ordi-
nary intelligence. We were gratitied TO
notice this fact, and trust their delibera-
tions may be harmonious, and result in
good to the cause in which they are en-
gaged.-Lynch6ury Republican.
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TE1IE! R'.A 4. ! news.


Few York Stock and Nancy MnsH Elm,
new YORK May lo.-s Southern securities esI,
and steady, with gorth earo1inf,s and Tennessssss
ysrvstrpng 4rdctiye. Tennesses s's, 90; new, oil.
Virginia es. 90; new, n. Louisiana s,a, se:
new,seo. Lsyes Ss, 10; as. 81 Alabsma s,s, Isa I:
SIS, 70. Georgia Gs, % !: rs, OIL. North Gafoiina
90, new,ss south csroina s'E. ~; new, saa,
The exports Of specie to-day reached 100000.
Z Money easy at s@5 per cent. on call via, Coy
ernnents and mixed colIateraIs- Sterling or.
change, ilos@i1es. Gold, 1lli@uIt. Governments
declined during the afternoon a@9: .sps, I1es !.
'sss, llSs els l1os: 1855, I1ol, new, Ina ;ess,
1iai Ia-so's, 1904. t.s
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The Laborcrs, Murders,

PHnADKIPHIA, May f0.-A dispatch from
PottsYille says everything has been arrang-
EDS and work in the mines there will be re-
commenced at once.
SCRANTON, Pa, May 1O.-Three Iaborers
have been found in the swamp, beaten and
kicked to death. Other outrages have oc.
CURED. The police and military are In
strong force. The Irritation among the
people is very great. Z, - y. ifTt
These bodies are some Of those miners
who were arranging to 60 to work, and
We're attacked by the W. B. A. laborers.]
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
W, APPERsON g. CO., would

ID W. APPERsON & CO., would re-
lie generally that they h .ve opened an APOThE-
CARY and DRUG STORE, corner I'd and Broad
streets where they are prepared to furnish every.
thing In thar line OF THE BEST and MOST RE-
LIABL KIND, and upon the most reasonable
terms.
person, and Apperson 4 Dupuyl will haye con-
troll and management Of the business and will
give his personal attention, day and night To the
dis pensing department, in which he has mad an
experience Of thirty eight years IN this city.
1y%
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JafI.RFcaking by Outlaws I'm North
Ga401fnH-h ortf1 ftnv " ts Z! #9s

W ILhINaToN, N. O., May 19s-Lsst EVEN
ing Lowry and his band OF outlaws went
70 Lumberfon, in Robson county broke
open the jail, released several or their com.
bhanlons, ana retired without molsstation,
lnougn company OF United States troops
was quartered in the town.
Confederate memorial day was celebrated
mere to-day with great spirit. Business was
suspended. An imposing procession was
formed, and thousands visited the Gem.
eteries sud decorated the graves. Major
Robert Strange delivered the address. !,
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fORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1911
ARRIVED.
Schooner j. W. Lockwood, Starrett New York,
guano, Southern Ferlllizlng Company.
| Schooner Frank Walton, Brewster, New York,
merchandise. ....
Schooner Sarah Maria, How, Rockland, lime,
"a. S. Lee.
SAILED,
Bark Skinner OF the Seas, Press, -four, Bio de
J.nelro, Dunlop C McCdrce.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, May S.--hrrived, schooner Sardin-
len, Holbrook, from Richmond, Va.
WEST POINT, May 10.-Arrtved, steamer
Virginia, Freeman, baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York Rlver Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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IsIegrdpl

Theatrical managers in England are agt-
tating the question Of abolishing the dead
head system. If the movement is success.
The Atlantic, In which event the public
NAV eypect something more entertaining
than the average run OF job Office and free.
list criticisms from the press louisville
Ledger,
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The Rise I'm the River-Reposted
Washing Away Of Bridge.-Tht
River SsfIl Rising. b :

River Sefll Rising.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE D1srATCH.l
LTNoHRURa, May. 1880 p. M.-The
river is now ten feet above 1ow-water
mark-three feet higher than it was on Sat-
urday last-and Is rising slowly. @.
SECOND D1sPAToH.l
LYNoHaURG, May 10.-The river is now
between ten and eleven. feet above low
water mark, and is rising at the rate of
eight to ten inches an hour. Fears are felt
that the railroad bridges on the southside
and Orange roads may be damaged, but up
to this time they are uninjred.
LATER-10 p. Mt Is reported that the
Ohio, Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
temporary trestle-bridge over James river
at this place has been carried away. River
still rising. C.
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Cotton Markets rE1EanApu.1

!, WEDNf sDAY, May Savannah Demand acs
wise. 1853 bales saes 700 bales: stock d67 bales
fe,o Orleans: Active at full prices-1s@l re-
cetpts 17s4 bales; exports to havre, 1892 bales
sales, e2oe bales stock, 1854 bales. Norfolk:
Steady; low mtddlings, 13t0i3sc. receipts, 5ss
bales; exports, coastwtse, ass bales sales, so
bales stock, 2,5lo bales. - -
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RIOT AT DEEP CREEK.-We stated few
days since that Mr.. f. Fitzpatrick, with a
number of workmen, had gone up to Deep
creek to repair the lock on the Dismal
terday that 4 difficulty had arisen between
Mr.. Fitzpatrick and some Of his men, in
which the display of firearms on his part
Ealone prevented his receiving a terrible
beating. It appears that he had dispute
with one of the men, who attacked him flu
riously with knife, but he defended him
self with crowbar after which. he was
assaulted by crowd of them, and was
forced TO draw pistol, which intimidated
the rioters. Mr.. Fitzpatrick came down on
the Elizabeth City boat yesterday after
the arrest of the leaders in the outbreak
Norfolk V1rgiman.
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An International 7ype.setting

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-A contest Of the
swlftest type-setters occurs to-day through
out the United States and Canada for Sill
yer composing stick. The result here is
George Arsenburg, ], 1922, and Richard Me-
Lean, 1,627 ems in an hour.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Extra Session OF the Senate.

Extra Session OF the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The senate met
at noon, and after the reading OF the pro.
clamatOn conyoking it appointed the usual
committee to wait on the President and
inform him that it was ready to receive any
communication he might have 10 make.
IsEcoND. DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The High Com
mission treaty was read In Executive SEES
sion, the reading occupying an hour. Mr.
Cameron spoke in commentator OF its
provisions, and hoped it would be accepta-
Bile to the Senate and the people. He moved
that the text be given to the press, but
withdrew the motion at the suggestion OF
Mr., Conkling. Mr.. Sherman spoke In dep
r re- of the treaty, and suggested
amendments which he hoped some one
would offer.
The Senate adjourned until Friday.
The southern Claims Commission.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Southern
Claims Commission had before it to-day the
cases of Mrs. Mary j. Wayne, widow of the
late Justice Wayne, of the Supreme Court 4;
John e. Febrey, of Falls Church, Va;
Mrs. Virginia Scott, of Fairfax county,
Va; and Samuel Fish, of Falls Church,
va, Inc IOll0WtuS CaSeS are Set lOT W.
morrow Robert Y. Lacy and Mrs. Anna
Parry Of Washington !; E. %. Dodson, OF
BurEs Station, Va; and DR.. j. B. Sullivan
and W. n. Soper, of Rapides county, La
The Weather Report.
WAsHMaToN, May 10.-Partially cloudy
and clear weather is probable for the lakes
and gulf on Thursday, and cloudy, followed
by clearing-up weather on the South At
lantic, No material change is apprehended
for the middle and eastern States.
Synopsis of reports for "a hours to 7.3O
p. NJ: The weather remains unchanged,
with o high barometer and brisk westerly
winds on the Pacific coast. The high ba-
rometer which prevailed on Tuesday IN the
northwest has spread southeast into Penn
sylyania and Kentucky. The low pressure
Then prevailing in Tennessee is now In
southern Alabama. The barometer re.
msins stationary over the eastern states
and lower lakes. The temperature mas
risen on the lakes and in the northwest ::
Fresh and light winds from the nortpeass
and northwest have prevailed on the ake e
and the Atlantic coast. Brisk norsheF,y
winds have been reported IN the lower
Mississippi Valley and the Gull. Ihe ram
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sssasRs AND STATIONERY

T AWYERS DOC KET AND TRAN
- SCRIPT OFJUDGMENTS, EXECUTIONS
&C. Sent by mail or express free to al who remit
the price, 81.
"This manual Is admirably adapted to enable
lawyers to keep, with little trouble, docket OF
their pending cases and to preserve transcripts OF
Judgments andexecutions.
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.''
Early orders for the above and all o.her NEW
LAW BOOKS solicited by
my8-d&W
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The Connecticut Election-Jewell
Declared Elected.

HARTFORD, CT, May 10.-The Legisla-
ture met to-day, and the special committee
reported Jewell (Rep) elected Governor
by &c majority. The debate on the report
Is progressing In the House. -
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GPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
15i7 MAIN STREET.
I have this day received pei express my second
supply Of
SPRISG AND SUMMER SUITS
for gents, youths and boys wear, consisting OF
suits In Derby, frock and French sack style. Price
and BROWN DRESS FROCk COATS at low
prices.
Cassilp eres, Black Cloths, Doeskins, Blue Flan-
nell and Vestings. which MAKE UP TO Or
Nv stock OF FURNISHING GOODS is COM
pleLe. JULIUS KRAkER,
aD 2s Merchant Tailor.
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sn BARRELS RUSsETT APPLES, 100
isJJ barrels CHILL and JACKSON WHITEPQs
epis 49, CEAA Z. WORTHAM y 90.
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Fl L 0 r A L U NJ

~ Fl L o r A L u NJ
THE SALINE ANTISEPTIC,
Harmless as common salt; a safe, odorless nom
poisonous dlsinfectant, approved by the London
Lancet, and the highest British medical authority
OIL ORAL n
prevents decomposition and arrests It when II
has commenced. 1t absorbs the noxtous gases re-
sulting from putrefactlon. It Is invaluable 80 a
styptic or astringent antisepttc without elasticity
or other hurtful property, and is particularly useful
for wounds, foul discharges, and the suppression
Of hemorrhage.
For sale In half-pnt, pint, and quart bottles, by
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists
mys 9l9 Main street.
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There was no Improvement In the price OF grain
on Change to-day. Corn, F anything, Was lower
owners who, Some short time sirce, could have
realized SIC. are now compelled to take several
cents less. Ii the sales had been LEFT TO the dis
erection Of their commission merchants the result
would have been different. Parties here sautfne
corn baye, since the LIST instant, imported eonsid
cradle quantities from other ports rather than pay
hehigh figures demanded by ,holcers here.
People are beginning already to indulge In spec
ulation as to the extent Of the wheat crop In the
State and as to the price at which the new season
Will open but all this is premature FOR until the
crop Is In the barns one can tell how It will be-
Some parties are already, on account Of the rains
predicting damage to the crop, but this is prema-
ture also, for the crop Is not yet, as q general
thing, far enough advanced to have suffered dam
age by what rain has fallen @
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"a

hacHaosD1 asn rnashvf w. ~ MI
ICPECIAL MOTTO The 8 AZ. y
wit6 ihs atlsnsfo, ONO md lsisslssippa Eailsos1
la az ! Nv RsasEAsEY. 1.eIss xssss
BprKETNgRNDENf'g O11TCr
RICHMOND, Va Il pFf q. Ell } e
/ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE DAILY
iaSS y, 2 LINE and afssr Nay sth, sae
TEAMS @ p sals EN- M En- TRs s sS5ess
Leave Wa.. Peins es.iiy g 4. 4. g
tssys Kls5asas s.Iiy q 3. II. arms q
fsEtGHTr' T Il al iHfrA gAasHHe1R cAs
iss s s.iss e va sslyp oss saa.ss
Leave West Point t1fondaSs excersEdj at - Ets
~ strive &C EiehI.ond e :: ,,,.,,
clsss steamers for Baltimore, and Gil points HcRsh
Fsr ( i rom Richmond q Baltimore, ss.
Through biiIs OF iadinR elysn 70 ~ points
NoRTn anc sOUTH. Erstght received DAILY ana
ps es nos sGas Y sss nsas 81
passed by any, and STRIVE In Haldncrc Ia h1s9
% and ae FL May sss reuna
s DOW rom sS9IGnc and sss
10 .as Fss aa seSs
be lifted up. Good ho.els are open for the accom-
mediation Of guests P e nHsssrie g FtsSeT
General Ticket and Freight Agent
!. VIZ N. BRAeG, superintendent ~ m!1 e
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
SRpA3n r and AZ suEpAY App, ss
days e1cepfedl as follows:
$50 a. M.-MAILT TRAIN for staunson, con-
meeting at Gordonsville WITH oranxs. AIexsndriA
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GREAT DEPOT

REAT DEPOT
VI FOR
SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OFVIRGINIA.
The subscribers are agents for
HEUNIV GRsI rY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and are supplied with full stock of their publica-
tons, including Primers, Spelling Books, Read
ers, Arithmetics aud Biographies, together with
Bullion's English Grammars, published by Messrs.
Sheldon & Co.
Orders addressed to them for the above or the
other series adopted by the Board of Education,
Win be promptly filled at contract prices. In adj
dition they furnish all other school books used In
the public and private schools of the State, with
every description of Stationery.
ap Is tWOODHDUSE s. PARHAM. L
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r. Co.,t
RICHMOND, VA, April 10. ISL.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG E. r. Co.,3
RICHMOND, VA.s April 10. lS7l.
THE SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN
win running on a
oree5ed leaving Richmond and Petersburg as 3
A. N. Returning, leave Petersburg and Rtsh.
Excursion tickets Win be also issued To- leave
either city at p. NJ. ON Saturday and return ON
Moaday at A. III, at 81 each:
pICHMOND AND GRANVILLE RAIL
1aa .ROAD-CHAhGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after MARC aG 5Ssh is w.sr
Train No. l Through Passenger) lsayes Rich.
mond daily Except Sundaysl at { A. M; leaves
Dsnylle at ii:os a. NJ; arrives at Greensboro ct
G1 a sS s.17ss ass
: Tram No. IThroughMsn and Erpressl ls.ses
daily at jog ~; arrives at Greensboro daily
a'is;'0 : 70. Gorse EAST:
Train No. 9 Through Mail and Expressl leaves
Greensboro daily at A. M; leaves Danytlls
daily At s;as A. Nj; arrives a. Richmond daiiy u
Train No. 8 Through Passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except SundayS) at 1oa A. ID; leaves
yanyiile at 1:27 z. ID; arrives az Richmond at s:h
Lynchburg daily At s:so a. IL; leaves Barkevills
Trains nos. i and S connect :. Greensboro WITH
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
Train No. 3 connects at BurkeviIle with Train
ON Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to aIl points South and
sosshwsss can be procured At the ticket once N
Pspers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule Of this xi H5pI -
apis General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG r. Il. Coz
- RICHMOND, April %, 1871. !

RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG X. II. Co,
RICHMOND, April %, 1871.
THHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
u rua as follows:
I The mali trains leave Richmond Ut 5:ss A. n
anu 2:5, L. e.: and leave Petersburg at Ills a. IL
and 7:2J z. n.
Freight trains, with passenger Car attached
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily tSuntsTs
inciuded) at 4. S.. Returning, leave Peters-
burg and Richmond at p. NJ. a1E
The s:45 A. ID. Train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1870 P. d. train win not leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2;ss =. d.
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill take the sac A. II.
train on Mondays, " ednesdays. and Frtdays; ana
returning, leave Richmond on the same days as
The mail trains viii run through stopping only
at Chester, Il. b. KASEY,
an 90 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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C0MMERCIALs
Ccny AND Fr.oUH ExCHAHGK,1
A1oHM0HD, Y8., Mky 10, lsTk
~ rrtrrr,x - ., q, y 80 :. 7


oTFEHIEGgs j:
E Wssnf.-.whise, iss huabnta HAd Es1 srysnals
OR! bite, 900 bushess. Yellow, 90 bnahals.
Mixed, s18 bushels. Itz
01ts.--725 bushels. g ss II:
2 g&HnS, ~ ~
,Wnsae.--White, bushels common DC Si.2s: ia
b1afels good at 81 .5I3 !; 81 bushels very good as
Sf.t1s: IL bushels &C 9lsss-totai, ISIS bnshsia.
i Was1S.-Red. I54 bushels common ut &1.8o;I ~
bushels at SI.ss 90 bushels ut u. 6s3 total ass
bushels. 49, ~.
!, Corn-White, 200 bushels very good at &c.; ioe
bushels very good at 9Ic.--totsl, 900 btishals.
Corn.-Mlxed, 525 bushels very good st Sic.
very good on private terms -total, 1ss busieis
BE-ExHIspTEp.. ~ Il
Wheot.-White. 81 bushels. Red, 20 bushels.
Cor7s--Whlte 200 bushels. - .8g.'-,1' go.
OGts.- 22a bushels,
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CE0TENH&s

TLOTHING.-SPECIAL -NOTICE.-In
~ addition to my stock Of READY-MhDE
CLOTHING, I desire to inform you that keep
constantly On hand large and choice selection OF
all the latest styles In CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTISGS. which will make to measure In
the latest styles, and guarantee fit.
Mir. EBEL, my cutter, cannot be excelled In his
art, and asks trial at your hands.
Call at the new store. WI. IRA SMITH,
my3 aud late T. 8. Baldwin, ll09 Main ST..
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MAs1Hk HHTELasaEEuh.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY II, 1871.
sun rises ......,.-.. sos Noon rises ........ 10
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New York sight, . premium. Gold, llla.

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL, May 9.-Cotton closed stesdy I;
uplands, 7i@7sd; Orle ans, Night; sales, TO- 0o9
laJion.