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Mo<rMLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST Sun

MoNrMLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST Sun
DAy-NCnnaL SnCiETY.--Fhc regular monthly
meeting Of this Society was held Sunday af-
ternnon at Trinity church at 1 o'clock, Will
linn " iiIi-. .Ir.. president, in the chair. The
meeting was opened with singing by Trinity
school and prayer 10y Rev. }. b. Laurens, OF
Ashland.
4. ". Pcmberton, superintendent OF
Trinity school, made Il very appropriate adj
dress Of welcome 10 the Society, taking Occa-
,lon 10 speak of the great good done to the
schools of the city and suburbs by this or
raniz,tion. William Willis, Jr., president,
responded in very feeling manner.
During thc eXerci>es the meeting was en-
Iiycned with excellent singing by Trinity
school, led 10y {. L. Rady, ESQ We spe-
cialv noted The duet. Whispering Hope"
10y Misses Burroughs aud Schaefler; besides,
several beautiful solos and quartettes.
The President then introduced Kew. Dr.
Granbery. uf Centenary, who made an eX-
cellent address in the form Of an original
parable, designated to illustrate the fallen
condition of mau in sin, aud the redemption
through Christ.
Rev. Dr: RoSser also addressed the meet
ing in Il very interesting manner OH the
Importance OF Early Conversion" He
gave very pleasant account OF his labors
ulnung the children, and urged the schools
10 devote more time 10 rtamng the harvest
10 make earnest efforts to secure The conFer-
SION of the children. "
th, following is summary Of surerin-
trndcms reports for the month of May:
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MANCHEsTER ITEMS.

The COUNTY CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION
On Friday the 18th instant a convention
OF the Conservative party will he held at
Chester. The object Of this gathering il to
re0rganize the party for the fall csmpaign,
and to appoint delegates to the State and Con-
gressional Conventions. The following is a
complete list of the delegates
Manchester Iosonship.-Dr. J.. r. Chiles,
G. n. Wilson, John II. Burton, A. b. Lith-
gov, A. G. Gibbs, and A. B. W ooldridge.
Matooca.-H. d. Perkins, Il. l.. Jones,
Charles Gillian, l.. ID. Winfree. Thomas
Marsh, and John J. Iyey.
Midtottian.-WiIiam f., Martin, G.. II.
Jewett, b. A. Hancock, F. A. Hundley, j.
ID. Elicit, and ". B. Woodbridge.
Be,mudd.-G. &. Gregory, w. r. Rufin,
DIR. G. w. Friend, j. f. Ruey, James Snead,
W., FL. Haywood.
Dale.-John Murphy, DR.. T. J. Cheatham,
w. b. Chalkley, J. S. Taylor, J. b. Little,
and w. A. Franklin. 50
Goper HiA.-Dr. r. p. Grymes. T. M.
Cheatiam, j. S. Moore, Sydenham Brooks,
l.. L. Lester. and DIR. John, W.. Wake.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT-Judge Cor
7residing.-The regular June session opened
on yesterday at II O'Clock A. NJ. t.s,..
The grand jury were sworn and charged
in a most impressive manner by the Judge,
his Honor clearly defining their duties and
framing the manner i'm which former grand
jurics had, by prompt action, suppressed
crime until Chesterfield was now one of the
most law-abiding counties in the State.
After session OF four hours the grand jury
returned with one presentment against d
negro man for chicken-stealing, fully justify
ing the opinion of his Honor. r.
Ia nf lao a1 ok
trustees will not be heard before Wednes-
day the 18th instant.
The case OF the County Of Chesterfield rs.
the Town Of Manchester for the condcmna-
ton Of the courthouse property will not be
heard ut this term of the court.
The usual amount of civil business was
transacted. .-.-
When our report closed, motion to qlash
the indictments found against the parties for
illegal gaming was being argued.
In consequence of this being the harvest
season, it is expected that the court will al.
journ to-day until the 18th instant. ....
CRoPs--Persons from various parts of the
county in town on yesterday reported that the
crops are generally very fine, and that the
prospects are good for a fine fruit and vege-
table season.
RADICAL CONvENTIoN.-TheC County Con-
yention met ut Chester on yesterday, A. +.
Worthngton in the chair. Beyond re0rgan-
izing the County Committee for the fall cam.
paign no business of importance was pre-.
sented.
DEATH TO TIE DoGs-The dog-catchers
succeeded on yesterday in securing some
twenty worthless ours, and will make an
other attempt to-day. We trust they may
be successful in securing as many more.
IMPRovING.--Both Messrs. Baird and Gers.
ley, lately injured, are fast improving. Mr.
| Cersley was out OH yesterday.
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.,cr.cN SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & i.AtGi'roN viii sell Al 10 A. NJ. large
.i attractive assortment Of household and
ki,rIrn fn1,iinre.
,v>rS rroT'IER viii rent at auction at 70 M.
s.or, N". M2 Main street, ad)oining Messrs.
lsaoc.. TAYLOR 4 Williams. es
" .oi,ulN viii scll ut p N. large bricS tene-
,u.u, small framed dwelling. and vacant 1ot' on
,i,. cast iInc of Valley street between kichard
and Baldng.
ruou,S W. kEESEE will sell for the assignee al
s.. s. ~. NJ lie store "i Wngg"her 4 harvey,
<n.iG F"uri,enth street, groceries, &c.
,y>Es Ri:orHkK Will sell st5 +. NJ. framed
store and cottage rsiaenc" adjoining the same
rrrr.r al Monroe street and Brook avenue.
.rt.HRs & WILLIAMS will sell at T. NJ the
trick dwelling nj the northwest corner ei Leigh
and Third .trsets.
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To the Editors of The Richmond Dispatch i:

Il
Sir,-In the local column of your paper Of
Saturday an article appeared which contains
some statements which are incorrect and as
an impression has been created by them in
furious to us we respectfully ask that you
will publish this card. The real facts of this
case are as follows:
On Friday last Mr.. Crenshaw discharged
one of the conductors, and ut the same time
one of the drivers was discharged. There
upon MIR. Crenshaw, instead Of filling their
places with supernunelaries, as has always
been the custom on the line, appointed en-
tirely new men, who had never been i'll the
service of the company before. On ascer-
taining this, and on reaching the stable with
our cars, we quit work and waited in body
on MIR. Crenshaw in his Office. Mr.. Cren-
shaw opened the conversation by remark
ing: {" Men, you have done wrong, and l
will show YOU that am willing to do what
is right" We then asked him to remove the
newIy-appointed conductor and put in his
place the next oldest slRenumerary which
he promptly consented 70 do. We then told
him that it had always been customary on
the line to give weeks notice to any man
before he was discharged; and he agreed TO
follow that custom in future. -. E
with the exception of his entering into
detail of his reasons for discharging the con.
ductor this is all that transpired in the inter-
view between us. The statements contained
in the following paragraph OF your article
are what we complain OF rs being incorrect !:
"When the conductors presented them
selves at the office of the company the Presl-
dent remarked that they had discharged them
selves, and invited them in to get their pay.
Finding that they had acted under mlsap-
prebension, they asked an interview. rms
rer,cst for an interview was granted, and
Mr.. Crenshaw told them that as they had
acted under q Misrepresentation they couia
resume their places if they felt disposed, put
that it must be done at once; thai he could
in short time employ all the necessary force
to keep the cars running; that his desk had
any number of applications in 1t, anu tnat
three hours would be time enough for MN
to get in running order again. The conduc-
tors concluded that it would be advisable 10
90 to work again, and did So"
We desire to add that we publish this card
ii no spirit of insubordination, but merely
for the purpose OF placing our POSITION III lts
true light before the public.
Yours respectfully,
w w. PETERS,
SAMUEL b. NELSON,
j.. W. II. GALIGER,
MICHAEL WALLS,
B. Fl. GREGORY,
T. e. JONES,
Tagrsf,E2<eP. A. ROwLETT,
CHARLES E. TAYLOR,
....t w. c. RHODES, -.
.-.a- w. II. FRAsHER.
s. . = Is a# = Z
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/ Extract from the minutes OF meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Banking and Insurance Company held on the 10th
OF June, 1877
80 A. - ~ z - g - -
Whereas, by the decree nf an allazzae Providence,
this Board, in common with the entire community,
has sustained irreparabe lossin the death of their
friend and associate JOHN. G. DAVIS, Esq; be IT
Resolred, That the members of this directory do
declare their deep grief at the untimely death Of
80 eminentIy formed for career Of usefulness and
brilliancy, and -that they viii ever cherish his menu
ory with love and respect: g... fss7
RESOLVED, That the members constituting this
Board individually tender to the family OF the de-
ceased their unfeigned and under
this heavy bereavement, and tiat.the secretary OF
this meeting be Instructed to transmit TO them copy
Of these resolutions.
Resolued, That this Board, in body, attend the
funeral OF their late associate this Monday at
P. NJ.
Resolued. That these proceedings be published in
the daily papers of this city. t
JAMES II. GARDNER. President. =
.Edtcdrd EOlen, Secretary /,
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CLArTRAP AND CANT.-invalid reader, IL you
are unSise enough t" put yourself outside of any Of
the mock tonicS guaranteed to contain mo difusive
stiInulant," you will inevitably to grief. Ask
your physician If any liquid preparation, destitute
Of stimulating properties, is worthy of the name of
tonic. He will tell you no. Slun all such nause-
Gus catchpennes. PLANTATION BrrTERs, the
most wholesome inyigorant In the world, owes the
rapidity with which 1t relieves the disordered stom
which conveys its medicinal ingredients to the seat
Of the complaint That agent Is the spirit Of the
sugar cane, the most nutritious and agreeable Of all
the varieties of alcohol The medicinal Ingredients
Of the Bitters. valuable as they are, would be COM
paratively useless without this dstributve basis.
They would ferment and sour. Beware, as you bOpe
for health, or the horrible compounds Of refuse
drugs I'm state Of fermentation which humbugs are
endeavoring to foist upon the public medicines.
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weather Pra,ba,lb,iti,tillesL.

WAsRnssToS, June 10.--Falling barome-
ter. Southeasterly to. southwesterly winds
win prevail on Tuesday north of the Ohio
valley. Increasing eloudiness, possibly threat.
-ening weather, and fresh to brisk winds
over the-Hppr lake region. Clear weather
over the Southern States. with light TO fresh
winds, and over the Middle and New Eng
land States with light 10 fresh westerly
winds, the latter backing to southeriy over
the lower lake regions, with probably in
[creasing cloudiness. 49, u
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POLICE Court, MoNpAy--Justice j. j.
White presiding.-Ihe following cases Were
disposed Of: .,
Robert Dickinson (coloredD, charged with
stealing one lot of clothing, valued ut $50,
the property OF - CrockeII. Cohtllilieu
until the 1lth.
David Gatewood (colorcO, charged with
having in his possession a lot OF iron sup
posed to be stolen. Discharged.
Lizzie Bates (colored), charged with as
saulting by threatening language and throw
ing bucket Of water upon Maria Jones i'll
the street. Fined 81.
Andrew Wade, charged with cuISing and
abusing Joseph Adams. Discharged.
William McCauley, charged with abusing
and threatening TO kill Daniel Barnum, was
discharged.
William Flagg (colored), charged with
stealing pair Of pants of the value OF S2.30
from William IInser Discharged.
Scott Bishop (coloretD, charged with being
fugitive from justice from West Virginia,
charged with felony, was committed To jail
for ten days.
Patrick Maxfield (coloredD, charged with
ass,ulting Tissie MaXtield, was found guilty,
and in default of 500 security was sent 10 jail
for three months. -.
John Moss (colored), charged with steahhg
one shoe, the property Of William Nelson,
said shoe valued at $3.50. Found guilty and
sent to Jail for thirty days.
Edward Riley and Jack Smith (colored),
charged with assau!tins and beating >. ii.
Williams. No prosecutor discharged.
David Henderson (colored), charged WIN
threatening to kill Betsy Johns, was required
to give 500 security to keep the peace.
Moses Branch (cuored), charged with be-
iny common thief and vagrant, was re-
quired to give security in the sum OF $lOo for
three months, in default Of which Moses was
sent to Jail and chain-gang.
John Il. Williams, charged with trespass'
ing on the premises of Edward Riley and re-
fusing to leave when ordered. Case dis
missed.
Martha Brown (colored), charged with
throwing the child Of hiolie Dennlson into
Il lime kiln and burning said child, and also
attempting TO strike Mollie Dennison with a
rock. Sent to Jail for thirty days for assault
Carter Page (cooreU. charged with ours ,!.'
ing and abusing William upshur, ana WI
liam Upshlr (coored). charged with assault
ing and striking Carter Page. Case dls'
missed on payment Of costs.
Jerry Scott (colored), charged with being
fugitive from the almshouse. Sent back To
the amshouse, from whence he made has es-
cape.
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The Grand Opening Of tho Presidential
Campaign In Baltimore.

Campaign In Baltimore
Special telegram to the Dispatch. :.
BALTIMORE, June 10.--A grand gathering
of the masses at Lyric Hall tonight has pro-
duced profound aensatiOn in political cir
cles here. The meeting was called in behalf
of Greeley and Brown, and every shade OF
former political opinion was represented
The President of the meeting was William
George Brown the Democratic Mayor Of
Baltimore, who led the Sixth Massa chnsetts
regiment through Baltimore to Washington
on the 9th of April, 1861.
MIR. Brown made an able speech, advo2.
eating the nomination of Greeley and Brown
by the National Democratic Convention
He was followed by Hon. James NJ. Buc.
hanan (ex-Minister to Denmarle), Hon. Or.
vile Horwitz, Colonel E. NJ. Yerger (of the
Baltimore JounaD, Hon. Benjamin Price
James A. Buchanan, and other distinguish.
ed speakers.
The campaign opens well. The cry is
Hurrah for Greeley, the peoples candidate
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New York Items.

New YORK, june 10.-The cigar-makers,
wood-carvers, conteetioners, German print
ers and BARRIERS have combined for strike.
The Herald's Madrid special says that DIR.
Holmrd's release is officially demanded, other.
wise the United States viii talc decisive
action. '.2
An immense crowd attended tie baptism
by immersion of Miss Smiley, the tIllakeress
preacher, who hereafter will preach as IN
Evangelical minister. =.
1t is said that three hundred women "h
ioin the strikers procession to-day.
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The Werkiasmen's Parade In New
YarIs Proves q Partial Failure, DE:

New YORK, June 10.-Ine paraoe Vi LUG
workingmen to-day fell lar short Oh eApe..a, as
tions. Many of those in the procession were
malcontents, whose leaning to"ards sohls y
munism is well knowHs and large pouy "
communists bearing red Sags held pt''l't pro'inf
nent place in the line. sya .e,, ,,o.,
The procession was formed at ~ Saoea
and marched down Bowery street, naraeC aeC
by the police. There were only aDou. .,oos
men in the line, and nothing nateSerthy "
Cured along, the route OF the prpeesslon
Many trades unions We're ayerse 70 snrhins
ont, and were not represented in Inc essaoh
stration. .sElff3.
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ANOTHER GREELEY AND Brown CLuB.--A
large number of influential men met l;lst night
at corner OF Tenth and Broad streets and or
yanizcd Il Greeley and Brown Republican
cs,,upugn club by The election of the following
Officers, President, Colonel j. II. Shield,
und six yicc-presidents; Secretary. l.. n.
Peterson; serscant-st-Arms, Z. ii. Bran
lette. The following gentlemen We're ap-
pointed to draft bylaws and constitution foI
the government of the Club: Captain II. L.
Thornton. Il. w. Seaton. X. l.. Hobson, anC
The President aud Secretary.
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AN ALLEGED WEST VIRans1A MURDERER
COMMITTED TO JAIL.--Scott Bishops colored
man, who was arrested In Petersburg ON
Saturday and brought to this city the same
evening, was committed for ten days by JUS
tice White, yesterday morning, to await q re-
QUESTION from the Governor of West Vir-
ginia, Bishop being charged with murder
in that State. he is also charged with shoot.
ing man near Chester, in this State. 4,
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TELEGRAPHIC ls' i G Il NEWS.


View York Stock and Money Market.
q. New YonK, june 10 Money easy at17.
Sterling duh at ss to 81, Gold, 114s to
114l. Governments closed firm at about
Saturdays prices. Tennessee'ssteady. North
and South Carolina's steady; but all very
dull. Tennessees, 70 new, 72s. Yirginia's,
4s: new, 81. Louisiana's, 60; new, iD. Le-
wees, CA; s's, IS. Alabama's, Sc; U.s.. 60.
Georgia's, Ts; 7's, SO. North Carolina's,
31a; new, 23I. South Carolina's, 50 new,
oo1 80 en ~.
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aRALr1sroREiMaRKrra. !. !.

B BAITIaqIE, 2; J1ne 70 Virginia 81. osd .. Con-
Old. sot; new, sos; spsciai tax. Ill All siss. ''
Flour very dull; .lnarket fayon hByess. What
7yeIso; yellow southern and mixed westaxn, 1O0.
Oats dull, gSYt2c Rye quiet and unchanged. rfo-
shoulders, 4s rib sides, stsS clear rab. e bacoa
shoulders, si@s; RIB sides, clear b, O; saear-
cured hams. Is@llgt. Lard, ., Western butter dull
and unchanged. Whlskey quiet, sa61pai,
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CRY COUNCIL This body met In regular
semi-rnonthly session yesterday afternoon,
Mr. Starke (president) IN the chair The only.
business transacted was the adoption, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Isaacs, Of q tribute OF respect 10
the late John C. Davis, Esq. On motion Of
MIR. Scott, the Council then adjourned to
meet this evening at the usual hour.
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GRANITE FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT.-
The first schooner-load OF granite which
is being prepared under the direction of
Messrs. Ordway &c Co. for the State Depart
ment at Washington was sent from Rich
mond yesterday.
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The Greeley Movement I'm. Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, June 10.-Ths Montg gemery
County Democratic Convention to-day adopt
ed by an almost unanimous vote resolutions
favorable to, the endorsement by tiie4State
and National Conventions OF the Csacinnati
ticket. Like action has been taken in nearly
every county in The State IN which meetings
have been held. .rs9 slsf ,EfEs ,.g., 4,
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DISYlEbA*CE At A QrARRY.-On sunday
.,fIrrnnnn about 3 o'clock difficulty o.
rurrcd at Hawk fiis's quarry, on the James
River, and hanawim canal, II lew miles above
the city. The origin Of the difficulty Is not
,,.rrrlainr,i; it occurred, however, within the
srork,uic, md WAS moi quciled until the cap
lain oG The Guard shot one OF the cnnvicts
who appeared to be the leading man in the
row. Al i.,st accounts the prisoner was no,
dead. bl' ui,ier WAS soon restored after tho
officer il. charge took !, firm stand alld deter
mined that none OF the conrictS should cS
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FINE FAT CATrLE.-A carload OF eighteen
fat beeyes have just arrived from Southwest
Virginia, which are said to be about as me
as that region can produce. They nave peen
selected from the best herds OF washington
and Smyth counties by MIR. Robert +. Gun. n,lll
mings, and tattened for this market. They
equal any premium beeves exhibited at the
Fairs, and are well worth seeing.
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Terrible EHoctS Of the Recent Tornado
i'm OhiO--Seenes Of Devastation and
Meath follow its Course. .tE 4.

New YoRK, June 10.-A dispatch from
Upper sandusky, Ohio, giving the particu:
lars of the terrible tornado mt the village ol
Quincy, Logan county, says: "Two children
were killed and several persons wounded
some of whom will die. Houses In the path
of the tornado were leyelled to the ground
The Methodist and Baptist churches were
demolished, and large trees were snapped OF
like pipe-stems. "IH':2'1 y
The tornado advanced through the town
of Degraff, where the terrible scene was re-
peated, and if possible the destruction ,oi
property was greater. In several instances
children were caught up by the wind anc
carried some distance in the air. The devas
tation is terrible and the people need relie
badly.
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The largest attendance on one day was on
the .,,h of June. when there were present 2ll
officers and teachers and 2,501 scholars.
Alter short addresses by Mcssrs. c. III.
Winston. \. L. Fox, Professor l.. Harr1-
>on. J. Is. Watkins, and {. III. a. Cloy, the
As,o, aion was adjourned to meet at the
Fulton Baptist chllrch on the afternoon OF
Tie ,,rond Sunday im.Jnly next.
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hrrIsr<T uh BROAD STEEET.--On Sunday
,nornln., riwecu s and 9 O'Clock an accident
ur,u,,,,l un Broad street near Sixth which
resulted in rl,- lnjuring Of Mrs. Is. b. Wood.
Nr>. W. {. Tavor and Mrs. Wood were
.lonr in ..n opcu carriage coming TO the city
10 attend ruircs. when the carriage became
,,nrn,r,l.t. Mr.. Wood was thrown out
and painfully bruised about the head. One
o, the wheels also passed over her. Mrs.
Tnylor WAS not injured at all. Mrs. Wood
wa- taken into Wuynes's drug store, where
she received attention from DIR. West uhtll
IN, arrival of her physician. Dr. Sne:ld.
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HusT1NGs Court, JUNE 10, 1S72.-Two in
tictments against William Marshall for fel'
ony--true bills.
Timothy Sullivan alias james Sullivan Tor
felony--a true bill.
Thaddeus e. Bennett for felony--a true
bill. =.
Marx Farmer for felony--not true bill.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN SlDNEY.--W. God
din, anctioneer, sold last evening lot No. u,
In Sidney, fronting 1876 feet on Grove street
and 83 feet on Park avenue, ut So per front
foot on the former street, and $l1 per front
foot on the latter--total. S4,3l5.
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Go to PIzzINI's for large yellow hanai,as.
PIzzINI has fine pineapplcs very cleap.

Messrs REES & co. are rs.s+img scale of prices
admirably In keeping with the times. They lave the
Oldest and est established gallery in the city, and
there nothing we could say would add to the name
they have already attained rs artists. The card
photos turned ont by them at S25 per dozen are in
every respect equal to those charged IS per dozen
for in New FORK aud elsewhere.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,prlyAL Axp DEPARTURE OF MAus.--Under
,h, ucw schedule recently adopted by the
,.ilronl, l.aiius INTO this city change, have
nsrn made In the times OF closing aud open
ina, tl,r mails in olir poSt-otiicc. ...
Tl,. northern through. mail now arrives al
a. VI. and I:i5 Y. NJ. and closes at l2 NJ.
aud $50 L. VI,
The southern through mail and Dahrille
r,al arrives NJ L. NJ. and $3.50 L. NJ. closes
Al 4. Nj. and l2:D L. Nj.
There are no changes in the chesapeake
and ohio railroad or the LynclIb'IrS mails.
COLLECTIONS from the star-boNcs are made
., f3n and II y. NJ. l2:lj. 3:i5. and Z.
u ON sundays al $3.50 \. Nj. and i. NJ.
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LIST OF UsaAILABLs LETTERS REMAINING
m rHg RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE JUNE 10. 1872.
J. NJ. Eve, Virginia Penitentlary; r.. y.
knowles, city gas office G. T. Hill, Rich
mond: Il, r. Shepherd, Richmond; James
p. Wood, State Journal office; J. 8. Jsques
& Co, Lowell, Mass.; Fred. Miller, ProVl'
dence, 3. /.