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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02
Manchester Items,

The COMMISSIONS CELEBRATr0N. we
are requested by Or. VIM. r.. We1slger,
grand marshal, to state that the various as
sociations and citizens desiring to join in
the cornerstone procession, will be eX-
pected to form at their headquarters
in time to form the general line on Hull,
between Canal and I'd streets, at 2h o'clock
P. NJ, there to await the arrival OF the
column from Richmond. On the arrival OF
which. the line will be formed, and the fol-
lowing course of march be observed: Up
Porter to 9Th; up eth to Perry down
Perry to 9Th street and out 9Th street to
the abutment of the bridge, the point lat
which the cornerstone will be laid. DR..
L. r. Chiles and W. E. Gary, Esq, have
been appointed assistant marshals. There
will be music, and it is expected that the
whole affair will be interesting and imposing.
REG1sTRATIoN.--Att the Town Hall pre-
cinct the registrar has been unable to get
his books in shape so as to give full re-
| turns, but ut Torrance's store the number
was !: Whites, 81 negroes, 294. There are
great many whites in that precinct yet
unre gistered, and they should be seen to-.
Work from now until the next day OF reg
| istration.
GERMAN PIo-NIc.-A large number of
German citizens enjoyed themselves on
yesterday at the hospitable farm of
Henry Schultz. Esq, one of our best and
| most enterprisiDg countymen, and him.
self German. The picnic, which is an
| annual occurrence. was kept up all day.
At late hour the party from Richmond
came through town, having evidently en-
| joyed a good time generally. ,.-.
ACC1DENT.-We are panied to state that on
yesterday afternoon the youngest son of
Col. VIM. Ambers, Of this place, while en-
gagged in fishing, fell from Mayo's bridge! to
the river below, sustaining severe injuries.
Hewas conveyed home, and at last accounts
was improving. His injuries are not con-
sidered serious. 3'
SMALL MATTERs.-The Presbyterian
school on Sunday had the largest number
of scholars Of the season. W. 2. Buell. Is
the energetic superintendent.
Lewis Beckman, for stealing iron from
II. ". Hey. was on yesterday conveyed to
Jail for twenty days per sentence Of justice
court.
G. w. Graham. assessor fourth district,
has removed his office to Farmville. Maj.
Worthington and his assistants, Frank e..
Marks and W. B. McCreery, remain in
Manchester. s..s q
MIR. Harvey Nunnally was severely cut at
Cleasby's store on Saturday. His wounds
were dressed, and he is now doing we'll.
The cutting was accidental. l2
Mayo's bridge being completed, the ferry
from W alker's landing to the island that has
supplied our wants will be discontinued.
It has been great convenience, and the
Messrs. Woodbridge deserve to have been
handsomely remunerated. g..
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The Creyasses- Fatal AGrays I'm New
0rIeams.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-several hundred
Care yesterday. The levee either side is
still giving away slowly, though unremit-
ting labor is being performed to stop fur
Their spread. The roar of the current at
the break can be heard more than mile.
Well.inforned planters estimate that the
loss to the sugar crop will exceed 10000
hogsheads. ASS
An ARRAY occurred yesterday between
Jules Vinet and Philip Lamoreux, in which
the latter was shot and killed. Later in
the evening another difficulty occurred be.
tween two colored men, John Stevens and
Isaac Jackson, the latter being fatally
stabbed, and dying in fifteen minutes. Both
murdererS were arrested. ssSs ..
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REMARES

49,
Offerings on Change to-day were larger than for
several days preced.ag. Wheat was lower, corn
more active at reduced price, but oats held It's
own. Inquiry 10 made for rye, and a purchaser
could be had to-day for large quantity If eff red
How long this demand for the article will continue
we are not prepared to say. At the same time we
advise holders to send 1t In as coo. can readily be
had for prime article now. .it{.',i'f:ssl
In little over two months from now new wheat
Will be on Change, and active steps are being
taken by some Of our commission merchants to
SECURE good share Of the trade. It is notorious
TACT that on the Virginia and Tennessee line
drummers from Baltimore and Philadelphia have
worked actively In buying, selling and bartering
merchandise and produce; while our Richmond
commission merchants have, to great degree
rested on their oars, and permitted Others to get
ahead OF them In the race. 1t Is proper to say
however, that the inactivity Of the Richmond COM
mission merchants In the direction we have indi-
Gated was owing, In some degree, to the expenses
inseParaole from sending agents out on the line.
There is no reason why Richmond should not do
large trade with Tennessee, In 1cheat espectalIy
but it unfortunately happened that buyers of
wheat In and about Knoxville, Morristown, and
other places. for sale In Richmond on specula-
ton, mixed up the samples 80 fndiscriminateIy,
thae the millers here were so annoyed and dis
Suoleu do W uiSCCnCInue aim0SC ent1reIy the pur-
chase of Tennessee wheat and stop agencies which
some OF them had employed there. There is no
reason, however, that we can see, why some of
our merchants cannot buy wheat there, make good
selections, keep the samples separate, have 1t
shipped here. and make money.
The parties who, In Tennessee, bought wheat
last year for the Richmond market on speculation
and mixed 1t up SO indscrimnately, had but little
conception of how particular the Richmond mill
ers are in the selection Of wheat for the manufsc-
turc of -four. The Richmond -four is celebrated
for It's purity, excellent quality, and the great
length of time for which II will hold good, and
wheat Unfortunately mixed up win not make 1t.
OF course all kinds OF wheat win find a market,
but our object is to suggest buyers OF wheat for
this market to be more careful in preparingit for
IL Is suggested to us by some OF the most promi.
nent commission merchants in this city that it
would greatly contribute to the trade OF Richmond
II all the railroads would make arrangements 10
bring wheat and other grain to this city in bulk,
which would save to the planter &c. a bushel,
which is the bag rent alone. This would do away
with the loss so frequently incurred In the mis-
placing and stealing Of bags. All railroads North
are alive TO this. F--H. rs sa.@z-
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Erew,Y 5'ark STOCK ana money mar1s.,

HexaY isrh Stock ana Money Markss.
NEW. Z. aRKsMay I.-southern seerr,tie, ye,,
dull bot anassre's strong: Tennessee sss,s7.
new, e7a. VSFsfnia &c. SIT; new. n. Louisian,
s's, 81; new, IssLeves SIS, n; as, ss. Alabsms
s,sys0s; BIS, re- Georgia s,s sa;FTs, az, Worth
Carolina cts, ~ new, 20. South Carolina e's, n
new, i91.at: ~ Sst- go =
Gold opened at 1ilt. declined to I,1i, then nd.
vaneed TO 1,lH and closed Of 111a@ 111a. i.,3.s4s
ID Governments qut ct to-day. although they sod mn
-{9a8 ahout noon. End closed steady Mt about
lower than the highest point reached; 's1,.. III
coupons te2's. registered II, coupons iii
's4'a. coupons, Ill ;s's6's. Ill; new. Iia3 s.,
llst:: 'es's isl registered, 1905 coupons,
,1ost: currency SIS. 1l5A. ~. LII
+ Money steady at &60s per cent. tsgi
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AN ExcuasroS Train will be run over
the Danville railroad during the day on the
4th instant to The site of the Manchester free
bridge for the accommodation OF those
wishing to attend the laying Of the corner
stone. Fare for the round trip, five cgnts.
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MACHINERY, &c.

CTEAMa ENGINES, of improved con
= struction, for all purposes, Of Richmond or
Northern build. T n ~ g.
n1aning-miIis, sash, blind, door, cabinetRare,
Chair, bedstead woodenware, agricultural ma mi,
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage Wooo, coy
foundries, rolling-mis, tobacco factories, tame
RES, saw, Touring, corn, and paper mnes'
&C., a.; improved shafting, pulleys anu nanns
ets betting, lace leather. saws, files, wren ches,
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
and water pipe and fixtures, packing, 1onr als
metal, pick and tool handles, emery Wneeis anu
machines. turbine water-wheels, NC, &c
SECONDHAND MACHINERY ana SIEAH-
BOILERS bought, sold, and exchanged; So
mills and manufactories e. A. DAYTON,
10Th St., between Main and Cary,
an 1l.dSysm Richmond, Va.
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NV STEAMER.-We note the arrival at
Rockets, last evening, OF the steamer Pal
i-adcs from New York, recently purchased
by Capt, thaS. Nelson, of this city, and in
tended 10 run upon the James and Chicka-
hominy rivers. She is staunch craft Of
three hundred tons burthen, drawing only
three and balf feet Of water (being fiat
bottom), and having logged" as much as
twenty miles per hour on the Hudson
river, where she formerly ran as the '1sland
City She is copper fastened and bolted,
and has fine passenger accommodations
passenger boat.
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THEO rBH The last dress rehearsal OF
the Bohemian Girl by the Richmond ANN
teur Opera Troupe took place at the Thea
tire last night. all who wers present came
away delighted,s and anticipating a rich
treat this evening. The tickets are selling
rapidly, and It bexpected that The audi
ence tonight will be one Of the largest and
most fashionable ever seen in orr ThsatEe.
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ARuEp.-The Walker Light Guard Capt.
Rsssl have secured from the city loan OF
!, lot of arms bought for the use OF the po-
lice during the Chahoon war. They are IN
good order and of superior pattern. Inc
eompany named viii have u dflA Win arnis
on "Wednesday night.
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SWINGING AROUND THE CIRcLE.-Judge
Farrar delivered his lecture on the "Ihe
Adventures of Brave Knight before a
GOOD audience in Manchester last night.
ie viii go hence to Charlottesville, lee
turing tonight. and at Staunton on Thurs
day night. lie had an overlooking audience
in Fredericksburg.
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COMMERCIAL.
o9 Sg5..,AlHp TIouR fsxcnArar !,
p $1,000. Va, May /, IsTI

c 9Ha,;A AND TIorR axcuArar
lsssss9sse sslusaaoaD, Va, Nay i, isJI
90 OFFERINGS. $3.50 = -
Wasaz-whftssT 1853 busnefs. Req. e,a $500 sss
Cora.-White, sA bushels. Yellow, none 49,
90 bushels. $3.50 ssu1xsd,
Re 0dta5e CSC brshelA ~, ~ ssss: sts;ts 49,
Rye,-8 bushels. 3, I. 4.5.ss, ~
'tF'sFs tslLzs. 81 81 sfg
Whent-White, 4 hnshels common st o. !: is,
bushels very Go-d at 8i.se; 10 bushels good 4.
RL76. Total. 1d5 bushels. 49, * y,
Whsdz.--Bsd. 30 bushels common at q 81
bushels fair at B1eo; lsS bushels geed at a. ss 81
bushels very good at 41.70; e bushels very good
1t SITS; 81 bushels mixed mt SL65 fo4 bushels
Total, e7s bushels. 5Fsz - - - - 81 d 80
Corn.-White, % bushels prime at s7c.; 4xbuafi-
els Very good ut &c.: 16 bushels prime at e6c.s ITO
bushels very good ut sac.-tofsJ 7el bushels Mixed
90 bushels very good at s6c; $40 bushels at ssc.-
total 338 bushels. ~
OGss.- Is blshels prime at soc.; $50 bushels very
COCO at sec 81 bushels good at &c.,; 10 bushels
Common at 81 Total, $50 bushels. n 81 -
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MARKET HouRs.-Persons doing business
IN the markets are required by the city ordi-
nance 10 close their stands and stalls on and
alter The 1St OF May at 10 o'clock A. III.
The hours prescribed by the ordinance are
rom daylight daily until 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
except on saturday. The hours for Satur-
DAY are from 5 A. VI. until 8 =. NJ.
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TIE JUBILEE IN Observation-Disclosures
IS called TO the notice OF Chief Marshal
Bass and the special order of the Grand
Chancellor of the knights of Pythias. The
line Will DC formed at O'Clock on 9th ST.,
between Broad and Main. MIR. Charles L.
bniord has been appointed Chief Marshal
OF the fythian bodies.
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Cotton Markets -TBY TELEGRAPH

MONDAY, May 1.-Nelo Orleans: Strong at l4l
@l4a;.; receipts, 4,leO bales; exports. to Grcal
Britain. Isis bales Cronstadt, 900 bales BARGE.
bales. Norfolk: Quiet; low middlings, lac.; le-
ceipts, ses bales: exports. coastwtse, LAO bales
sales, 100 bales; stock. 1855 bales. SauGnnah
Fair demand at 1390l35c.; receipts, 1.435 bales
exports, to the continent 225 bsies coastwise.
1897 bales; sales, 500 bales stock, Il, lo4 bales
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The Code In Havana.

Havana, May LIN a quarrel Saturday
in the Supreme Court Judge SILICA. slapped
challenged. They fought with swords this
morning, and after both were. slightly
wounded adjourned for breakfast, Other
duels are talked Of, 3 10 - ! ST., !.
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HE CAPITOL REPAIRs.-The repairs to
;,iready the one coat of paint up stairs
makes good show. 1t may be proper to
slate III this connection that visitors cannot
get to the roof Of the Capitol while the
worknen are engaged in their present To-
cation Y
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mechanics TRADE L NIoN.--Thcre was a
Wcl!-attcnded meeting OF this body at
~chott's Monticello Hall lust night. There
were several mutations after which the
question OF nominating candidates for the
City Council WAS discussed, and the Union
finally decided to 90 into the nomination
Pending the nominations. at nearly /.
o'clock the meeting adjourned. --.
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DEATH OF A FIREMAN Mr.. John Morris,
of the Fire Department. died in this city
last SUNDAY. Mr.. Morris had been suffer-
in. for some weeks with malignant fever,
brought on by oyer-eNeltion 1T the tire
nAiyn took place in The nci.hborhood of
the pcor-houst some weCksago. His body
was escorted 10 the Fredericksburg depot
Iva dcputation of the Fire Brigade, headed
hy & !cf Engineer Ainshc. anda committee
atrompanicd it 10 Ashland for intcrment.
The bells on the enginc-house were tolled
I'm hi, honor.
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TEMPERANCE.-Thc Grand Worthy Pa
'riarch Of the Order Of the Sons of Tenn
rerance Of this State is expected to visit
Fidelity Division Tonight. Arrangements
viii be made to attend the free bridge cele-
hratton. All the members, it is hoped, will
attend. This division meets in the Metho-
dist Church, Oregon Hill.
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De. DuNcANs LECTURE To-NIaHT.-,Df.
Duncan will deliver his lecture on s'The
Power and Perils OF the Age" at Broad.
Street Church, tonight. The proceeds OF
the lecture will be appropriated to the ben
Eft of Clay.street Methodist Church.
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HRASToN vs.. BEAzEAL.-Thc Amelia Cir
,lli Court has decided the case OF lSranton
- RraZea!. which has elected so much in
tr!e>i, hy verdict for the defendant.
This was 4 suit for damages TO land by
reason Of raising a mil-dam.
The case was argued FOR the plaintiff by
Nc>>rs. Page, Gregory, and Coleman for
defendant. Mckinin and Dance.
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HEBREW MEMORIAL AssocIAT1oN.-The
ladies of the Hebrew Memorial Associa-
ton will hold meeting ut Miss Il. IL.
Myers's, 1919 Broad street, this afternoon
at 5A o'clock, fer the purpose Of making
preparations for the observance OF their
Memorial Day on next Monday.
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LA!r'.rsr FROM w.Asmrsaror.
Unftets stafps S,,,ra,,,. r,cr,.s..

q 49,, - - - 80 BuRF6U6 ODUFu -
| W. snfNefos. May 1.-THE civil right
Iegraphed ,Ro over to ths adjourned tern
for decision. 20
In the case OF Gondrey vs. the Galveston
custom. and Henderson railroad. thef1e.
cIs,on OF the lower court was affirmed.
| IN agneL matter fofs taxing tobacco In the
Cherokee country. the court decided that
there. fo"o- ~ ''--N =
In the leeal-tender case of Knox vs. Lee,
J'isttce Clifford read brief paper. which
az SO covered the case of Lee against Parker,
y iolloWs: In these Two cases two ques-
= ions were heretofore directed to be argued,
namely: First, is the, act. of Congress
known as the leral-tender act constitutional
as 10 contracts rnade before it's passage
and, second, Is IL valid az applicable to
4 transactions since its passage? These
questions have been considered by the
court, and both have been decided In
the affirmative. The decree of the, Su-
preme Judicial Court Of Massachusetts,
m the case Of Parker w. Davis is therefore
afhrmed, and the JUDGMENT of the Circuit
Court of the United States Of the western
district of Texas, Is also affirmed. The
Chief Justice, with Associate Justices Mel
Eson, eli ford, and Field, dissent fromthe
majority OF the court upon both proposi-
tions and the result, holding that the act OF
Congress. so far as applicable to contracts
made before its passage, is repugnant 10
the Constitution and void: and also that it
is repugnant to the Constitution and void
so far as applicable to contracts made since
its passage. The opinion of the court and
the reasons for dissent will be read before
the close of the adjourned term. :
The Southern Claims Commission.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Southern
Claims Commission intends distributing
2,750.000 printed lists. of all claimants, to
be bulletined at the. southern post-of1ces
for the purpose Of obtaining additional
evidence concerning the loyalty of the null
tiplying claimants.
Among the cases to be heard tomorrow
are those Of Samuel E. and Joseph Nichols,
of Philmont, and Reuben Ives, Of Falls
Church, Va. for fencing and farm products
1Ispd nv the army ~
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Vacancy FILLEp.-The City Conservative
Committee at its Executive meeting last
night, unanimously elected NJ. l.. Strau$e,
E-q, 10 i'll the vacancy in the Finance
Committee occaSioned by the resignation of
Major stiles. The committee now stands:
!. Is. Pace, Geo. W. Palmer, II. L. StrauSe.
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MASONIC TEMPLE Associates. There
will be meeting Of the stockholders of
the Masonic Temple Association, at Wash
'ington Hall, at 8 O'Clock tonight. =
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RAIN.-We have ut last had rain. The
ilr>t fell on Friday afternoon, and since
then We have had succession of gentle
showers, which, though not sufficient to
vet the ground very deep, were still very
acceptable 10 the planters. The ground
had berome in many places so hard and
dry Tor want OF rain that many farmers had
TO stop planting corn. These refreshing and
tliuely showers will enable them to resume
operations at once. The oats, too, were
eulier!Dg good deal from the dry weather.
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TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Success OF tho Government Troops CIuscret i,
Trouble Violent Bonn bardment The Free
sqs sMasons on the Ramparts- No -
di4zth . chanceof Cancellation, 9
- -. .-s,---..--.e &C., &c, &c.
BRILLIANT GOV

BRILL ANT GOVERNMENT SUCCESSES FORT IssY
:. IN THE HANDS OF THE vERsAILLIsrs.
LONDON. May 1.-The Government troops
carried the Park Castle and Cemetery Sat-
urday night, capturing eight cannon and
one hundred prisoners. On Sunday morn
ing, before light. the garrison abandoned
the fort itself, and the commandment Is now
in Paris
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The Btreet-Car Murder in New York.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The funeral of Avery
D. Putnam, the merchant who was muir
dered by rufiian in a street-car for remon-
strating with him about insulting q lady,
took place to-day. II was very imposing.
The stores along the route were closed, and
citizens joined in the procession as. It
nassed. j ~ - \ sz,-ss7 s-ft8s
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PROCLAMATION.


DYTHE ORA PROCLAMA.
ID TION.-Information having been received
by the Executive that LUCIEN BEARD, who,
upon being found guilty of Eocse-s,ealtpg was
sentenced by the Circuit Court Of Cumberland
county u eighteen years. imprisonment In the
penitentiary, did make his escape from the jail O:
hichmond city the night of the instant, and
now going at large: Therefore do hereby Office
reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOi,LAkS to- any
person who shall arrest the said Lucitn Bear d and
liver him into the jail OF SAID city Of Richmond
And do moreover require oil officers Of this Com,
moawealth, civil and military, and request Inc
people generally to use their best exertions to
procure his arrest, that he may be brought TO
Given under my hand as Governor, and
s. under the Less zeal OF the Comm on
5 L. 5" wealth, Ut Kichmond this 2sth day OF
- 80 : G, C. WALKER.
By the Governor: r +
= JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
DISSERTATION. Beard is white man,
about thirty years Of age, and about SIX feet hSh
light auburn hair aud whiskers, blue eyes, anu v,
handsome appearance; intelligent, ana o. g0oa
address. ap Zs-A"u.e".
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pb;,aae,nbio Cattle and Sheen Nyartet.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-Beef cattle very dull
and lower sales Z, 600 head extra PennsyivaDi;
and western steers, s@sac,; fair to good s3@7Sc.
common 5@sc. Sheep In fair demand ;'sales 1000
head at s@sAc. Hogs duh and lower; sales 400
head at IGGa1. -
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ANOTHER NEw STEAMER.-Among the
arrivals at this port on yesterday was that
OF the stcam-propeiler Zodiac" which
brings freight and passengers to the Vir-
gnia Steamship and Packet Company. This
fine steamer, We learn, rates a. ]. in the
American Lloyd's Register. and her capa.
city is $40 tons. 1t Will be seen by our adj
rertising columns that she leaves for New
York in REGULAR course this afternoon.
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meteorological.

The following table shows the state of
No. Thermometer. taken ut : o'clock A. NJ.
t,r ,arh ,lay Of last month. and also the con-
,.,iau Of the weather. There were twenty
,wn Clear days and eight cloudy. Very lit
ii. rain fell during the month, there being
,nh four DAYS on which "rain' is noted,
,"t on some of these the rain WAS very light;
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local MATTERS.

r-s,r,oS YESTERDAY Be'ow we
RKG.S IN, ,,rns from ALI the city wards en-
pnn,tES n,,r nrccincts-which show an excess ~
rrr, o arn. GOO black registered voters. Lev
q "y Whites take warning in time, ana regis
nprp.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Probab,kties !: It
is probable that a light storm is gathering
In Missouri, and that falling barometer,
with northeast winds, will continue to pre-
vail on the lakes, and southeast and south
west winds will prevail in the Gulf States,
with threatening and rainy weather in the
central Mississippi valley. On the Atlantic
coast the weather on Tuesday will proba-
bly, be variable, with occasional rains and
increased cloudiness in the Middle and
Southern States.
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Ann GRoKES.-On Sunday evening New
ton. q little son of G. Powell llill, ESQ,
had his arm broken by a fall. He is doing
well.