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Missionary Operations Among the Jews
Translation OF the Bible into Foreign Lam
guaees-Greet,ng from China-The Eduea-
ton OF Freedmen, &c.

GREENvu.LE. s. G., May 1.-THE second
DAYS proceedings OF the Southern Baptist
Convention were opened at O'Clock this
morning with prayer by ii. ID. Stratton, oil
Georgia. The president announced the
committees.
A.D. Cohen, Of North Carolina, intro
duced resolution looking 10 missionary
operations among the Jews In this and
others countries and the appointment Of
proper men for the prosecution OF this
speciiI work. The resolution was referred
10 special committee Of five OF the Com
mittee on Extension OF Foreign Missionary
Work.
A resolution by Joshua Leycring, OF
MARYLAND, was adopted, providing for a
committee from each State represented In
the Convention 10 consider the present
condition Of the Board Of Home Missions,
and 10 recommend such measures a. may
be deemed necessary for the enlargement
of the work.
Rev. G.. A. Nunally, Of Georgia. intro
duced resolution providing for the APP
pointment Of committee 10 confer with
other Baptists with the sole purpose OF
combining and cooperating for the produc-
ton OF a new translation 81 the Bible, and
KlNllE 10 Auf uAkiVi~ VI AA' 't@A III ~ 49,
respective languages the pure word OF God.
The resolution declares that this action is
not intended 10 interfere with, nor 10 COM
nit this body in It's sympathy or support
10. the missionary or publication work OF
any other Baptist organization now in eX-
isience. The resolution was adopted.
A dispatch was received from Rev. VI.
c. Yates, missionary 81 the Southern Bap-
II SI.rr,I.uf lIfu. snnfafnffsrr
the words psalm XLYI." The Psalm
was read by Mr.. Upper, secretary OF the
Board OF Foreign Missions, and the presi-
dent answered by telegraphing the words,
" Psalm Gill;
Rev. j. VI. Gregory, u. D., OF Illinois,
agent Of the American Baptist Home Mis-
sionary Society, who has been travelling
in the South for some weeks inspectingthe
condition OF the schools for freedmen
under the auspices Of this Society, made
an address giving an encouraging account
Of his observations and referring at length
and with eloquence 10 the struggle through
which Christianity is now passing. The
schools for freedmen established by the
American Baptist Society are all prosper
ing. and many young colored men are
being trained for the active duties Of the
ministry.
The afternoon session was consumed in
hearing the reports Of the yice-presidents Of
the Boards on Home and Foreign Missions.
The reports show increasing interest in
operations in nearly all the
southern States.
Tonight there will he a mass-meeting in
the interest Of foreign missions. This
afternoon G.. w. Norton, OF Kentucky.
treasurer Of the Convention, and Auditor
Long, also Of Kentucky, We're reelected.
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Completion Of the North Carolina
state University Railroad.
SPECIAL telegram % ihe Dispatc

T~T|CIaT I'l9gTaTI W VIlT T7I1J11T-7'I
CHAPEL HILL, y. G., May 1.-THE last
spike Of the state University railroad was
driven yesterday by Miss Julia J. Spencer,
granddaughter q DR.. James Phillips. for
mer professor OF mathematics, and daugh-
ter Of the authorcss Mrs. {. i. Spencer.
Speeches were made by Rev. Or. Mangam,
President Battle, Of the University; Hon.
John Manning. ex-member Of Congress (;
Professor Winston, and Messrs. Jones,
Watson. and james b. Mason. The road.
ten and two fifths miles in length, connect
ing the University with the North Carolina
railroad, has been leased TO the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company.
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FATAL SHOOTING AYYAIR-HAm-sToRx-
DENTALLY KILLED.

FATAL SHOOTING ATPAIR-HAu-sToRx-
DENTALLY KILLED.
Especial telegram % the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, May l1.-Last evening a negro
man named Lewis Hopkins, Of tins city,
was shot and instantly killed at fishery
on the bay-side near Cape Henry by an
other col0red man. named Henry Portloek.
Hopkins was killed with shotgun, and
Portlock claims II was in self-defence, be-
ing first attacked by Hopkins with butch
er-knife. The murderer was arrested.
The two men had been drinking at Witch
Duck, and had fight last night.
A heavy hail-storm prevailed in the d.
rection Of Old Point. Hampton, Newport
News, and Smithfeld, which did some
damage 10 the growing crops.
This morning farmer named Pool acci-
dentally shot and killed himself while gun
ming on the NethermuiT farm, in Princess
Anne.
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A Dismasted Vessel.

B0sToN, May 1.-THE schooner Albert
l.. from -. Johns. Porto Rico, reports
that on Nav 9th. fifty miles southeast by
east Of Highland Light, Cape Cod, il spoke
The bark Wild Hunter, Of Boston, from
Savannah for Liverpool. dismasted. with
nothing standing aft above the main lower
mast and nothing forward but foreyard and
foretop,al. The bark j. owned 10y George
4. Lord 4 Co.. OF this city. and has yalu-
able cargo Of $500 bales OF cotton.
Ldfer.-The bark Wild Hunter is re-
ported below in distress.
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Forty -scventh Congress FIRST Session.
WASHINGTON, May IT, los2.
SENATE.


The Chair submitted resolution Of the
Bar Association Of New York in favor Of
the pending bill for intermediate appellate
courts.
The bin for the PAYMENT 10 l.. Madison
Day Of the amount paid for property pur-
chased in New Orleans and held under or
der u Judge Durelfs court, but 10 which
The Government failed 10 give a clear title,
va, ias~cd-yeas, -; nays, %.
The Chair announced his signature 10 the
tariff commission.
The bin for intermediate appellate courts
was further discussed. Mr.. GeoEge resum-
Ing and concluding his criticisms upon the
measure.
Mr.. Jones, of Florida, offered an amend.
lnenf affecting appeals from District 10 Cir
cult Courts: but this and several amend
ments offered by Mcssrs. George and Nor
gan were lost.
BIZ nearly the same vote, the Democrats
voting AYE" and the Republicans with
Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois, IN the negative, IN
amendment was adopted providing more
explicitly that the jurisdiction q the Cir
cult Court shall be neither enlarged nor
abridged by tho bi,i.
After an Intellectual effort 10 dispose OF
The bin unanimous consent was secured for
final vote upon il tomorrow.
The conference report on the Indian APP
preparation bin was submitted by Mr..
DSwes, who said the total bad been reduced
by the conference s455,200. Conewred in
and the bin passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Dir. sberwin, Of Illinois, from the Com
mitiee on Education and Lands, reported
q blll 10 aid in The support Of common
schools. ordered 20 be printed aud re-
committed. IN provides that for the next
i've years there shall be annually appro-
prfated the sum 81 $4,000. 900 70 aid 10 the
support OF free common schools. which
amount shall be known a. a common school
fund, and which shall be apportiOned TO
the several states and Territories accord
Ing 70 the number OF their iiliterate popu-
laason over ten years OF age. An amount
not exceeding 5 per cent. Of the sum ap-
pprtioned may be used for the education
Of teachers In the public schools.
The Hcnse then resumed the considers
tioa OF the GeDeya-award bill.
The House Committee on Elections To-
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RICHMoNDLIvE sToCKMARKET

MAYIO.-Price. this week ranged a. follows:
Bcsf Cdste.-Nery best- re. second qualliy'
gullity, 4tia55sc.: rough oxen, thin steers. Ae.-
3Ia4ac. bulls. very best 5G5sc.i other grades
Rogs.-Vory best, lotc.; other grades, s4g9tc.
r n, net. , 40.
r. n, gross.
Lanbs-Gisdsc 4 n. gross
Fedis.-s4GSlO T. head. -.-
BIcL Goes ana Caltes.-s2Q As4o = head.
About 227 head Of beef cattle 200 hog and
lsS she..n ami i.mbs reported the market.
cattle market FOR best grades was probably
&c. on. other grades from t&se. Oh, quail
lty considered Nearly one c>r-ioad was
Withdrawn ana one and BALI carloads are be-
ing held over for higher prices, heeAnse owners
aud buvers would not make CONCESSIONS from
about eaIlal 70 The demand. tnehpped sheep
have declined-say from W &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rur DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings yssserday-other
Washington News aud Gessip-An Arknn-
.a. Town Three Feet Under water-The
New oriean. "Msscotte" Nuilined BY the
Louisiana sspreme Ceurt-A Passenger
Train Wrecked In indiana-The Methodist
Episcopal Conference at Nashsiile--seeend
Day Of the southern Baptist Convention
Pennsylvania Insurance Companies Dis
solved-Fire Observation-Disclosures In Ari-
rsna Against President Arthar-Bsriai
Of Lord Csvendishi Imposing obsesuies at
Chatsw orth, &c.
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Insurance Companies Dissolved.

HARRisBUEG. Pa. MAY 1.-THE Dauphin
County Court to-day dissolved ffty-eight
muiual-assessmeni insurance companies
which were lately proceeded against by the
Attorney-General at the instance Of the In
surance Commissioner Of the state. The
number which the Insurance commissioner
alleges 70 have been found doing business
IN violation Of their chartered privileges Is
2lS. and against an these proceedings have
been instituted with a view % their disco
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. May II. lbc2.
There has been an advance mis- week on both
and stemming leaf No change In
bright tObaccOs.
DARK EXPORTS.
Nominal
BARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTURIN AND sTEM-
MING.
Lucs.-Frosied. S2.75as3.75: medium. -
s4.75; good. sf.73Gs5.2j: fne. s5.jOas6.
Legf.-Common. s6gs6.5y; medium go
StsmHiaq.-Lugs. s5.5OHse Leaf-Common.
.7@ss.j0; medium, s9asIO; good, slOGsll'
hne. sll.5Oasl3.
BRIGHT T9BACCo-MANUIAcTCkIN
Sm0kers.-C ommon, ss@slot medium, sll0
sl2; good sl3esl4; hne, Else 1850; fancy
SlSas27.5O. -
FifieTs-Common, elOasll; medium, sl2e
ais: good. +l8.5OGslj: tne. sl5.JQnflO.
W'rGyDers-G ommou. slSfteZZ.5O; medium
s256s3O; good, $3.50 $40 enc 10000 fancy
5000 80. .,o,-..,- .
HsGDpers. AIAogdRH.-Common, s2ne 30;
medium. 500 $50: good. .4Utt sfOi me sJvH
$50: extra s57 Boo SEQ.
Dark tobaccos arr active; brights remain about
the ame a. last reported Receipts full, bat not in
excess Of demand.
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The Freedom Of tIc Press i'm New Or.
loans

New ORLEANS. May 1.-THE supreme
Court has nullifed the order OF District
Judge Monroe. committing TO prison for
tn days the publishers Of the NQScoffe.
The supreme Court holds the Incarceration
20 be in violation Of the bill Of right in the
state Constitution. Seven days Of the SEN
tence had already been served. \ suit for
false imprisonment j. threatened.
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Ascending nining-sfock Brokers.

NEW YORK, May ll.-WilliMm :. Clarke
and John Y. Boutwell,, composing the firm
Of Clarke & Boutwell,, mining-stock bro
kerr. have absconded, and are charged
with having swindled number Of mining
companies FOR which they were acting.
The san Bruno Copper Company allege a
loss Of $4,000 or more; the stomont
Silver Mining Company, $4,000; the sa-
lemo Company, $4,000, &c.
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Serious RaiIroad Accident.

METANORA, INDIANA, May ia mail
train on the Whitewater Valley road was
thrown from tae track last night. and the
baggage, express, mail, and one passen-
ger-car thrown down a forty-fOot embank-
mcni. The express, mail, and baggage
employees were all severely and about
twenty passengers slightly injured. No
body was killed outright.
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Indignation Against the President.

TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA, May ll.-An indig-
nation meeting was held last night 10 eX-
press the public feeling over the recent
proclamation issued by President Arthur.
An immense crowd was in attendance.
Speeches were made and committee ap-
pointed % draft suitable resolutions eX-
pressiye Of the sense Of the meeting, and
10 forward the same TO the President and
Congress
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Western Floods.

MEMPHIS, May 11.-Specials TO the Ere
ming Ledger say Jackson Port. Ark. Is
three feet under water, and the White
river still rising. Three days heavy rams
have caused a washout on the Memphis
and Charleston road at Muddy creek, seven
ty-fye miles east Of Memphis. Through
travel is suspended.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, May IL, lss2.
Country Produce

Apples: Green-From 80 to IS . barrel.
Beesicdx. 23c. q n. a.aao. a.,
Batter: Prime 10 choice yellow zoeSoe.' ieir
" good. 16M22c. . "a
Corn Neal: 81 per bushel for eounry' sl.lo
Tor city mills.
Bcdhs: Nominal
Peas. Nominal. ,,...
Dried Fruu: Apples. 44e. blaekberrfes,
l0c. cherries, IKE; raspeerrie,, z0s,; pescass
Norm Carolina peeiea. lbs bsisss- nnss~is.s
Eirs Fs~ls: Hsas. 27Gsoe.; chickens, 25@
SOC.
E0gs: I6@17e. $50. .
2be.
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Loss ofLife at Sea.

LoND0S, May 1.-THE Norwegian bark
India, which arrived AT Brake the 9th in
slant from ship Island. Miss, lost her
captain and two men on the voyage; also
her rudder. deck-load, and bulwarks, and
sustained other damage.
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Rubber Works burned.

WILLIAxsP0RT, Pa, May 1.-THE Key
stone RdM&er Works were burned here to-
day. Loss, $4,000. Insurance, $4,000
Two hundred operatives are thrown out OF
employment. The origin OF the fire Is not
aseertained.
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DHILDREN's CARRIAGES. - Weekly
I ] arrival. Of the WHITNEY CARR AOtA d.
ret from the factory. manufactured Ter JOHN
uoES. No. I'll and us Main street, aud Tor sale
n wholesale and reiGll az bottom prizes. tive we
= call before Purchasing. JOHN DOfn.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC KAILKOAD

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-TRFIGHT LINZ
10 AND FROM BAL1IAOEk. PliIIADkL-
PHIA. SEW YORK, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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Fire In GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, May ia FIRE at Hogansyille,
Ga, to-day destroyed three stores. Z. II.
Whitaker x son lose sl1.000-insuranee
$1,000; Thomas Letter, $4,000; T.. ii.
Whitaker. Jr., furniture. 1900. The
last two are not insured.
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MINERAL WATERS. de.
DICHSIOND MINERAL-WATER SPA,
Ii CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS.

Ihaye this season added another elaborate and
costly soda fountain. which gives me unusual IA
cilisies for dispensing my une4Ralied CREAM
SODA and MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
ALfS. ROOT BEERS: also. the popular CAR
troduced by see last have also effected ar
engagements with Messrs- Owens Minor. In whose
new drugstore have placed one OF Tuffs elegant
: statue = soda App2Fafns and where can be had
the soda and Mineral Waters esnally dispensed NJ
my counters. Ny boitiing and carboaatiag estab-
lishTnen' has also been fitted up wi improved ap-
parzfus, which enables me 10 readily sapply fsmi-
lies aud the trade generally with my ws]i-known
BELFAST GINGER AIK. SODA, TONIC BEER,
aud ali popular mInerai-wates beverages al lowest
my 5-eod GEORGE scHGS.
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by Telegraph.
NFW YOEK.

Ngw YORK. May l1.-NOon.-Stocks dull and
IRREGULAR. Money. 81 per cent. kNchange-lsong'
tSei: short. ASIA. State bOnd- unchanged. ex-
cent Tennessee mixed. which are J per cent.
higher. Governments weak and sg4 per cent
lower.
Erenfng Exchange. 4s7. Governments
weak: new SIS, lnlk; new As. 49,; new
i's.I2Ot. Money, 80 4 per cent. states inactive.
Treasury balances CON, scs-Z-lf currency
1897.
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ssEw YonK, May 1.-The Tribune says
reports from New Orleans state that Ferdi-
nand Beer, coiton-buyer, has failed, with
liabilities reported II 100000.
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HoRSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN LIVER
AND KIDNEY TROUBLES.-Dr. o. G. Cilley,
Boston, SAYS: u have used il very extern
siyely, and with the most remarkable sue
cess, in dyspepsia and in all cases where
there is arrangement Of the liver and kid
pexs
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Obituary.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 11.-Iiou. Luz
Their McConibie, one Of the leading and
most honored citizens OF this place, died
yesterday after a short illness.
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CuILpREN's CARRIAGES.

have lust received ths LAhiknf AND HAND.
sf,NE-T line 81 CARRIAGES Ia the city, sad
.dyise All In want 60 give me call before pufcfzt-
ing A. can offer inducements Ia styles and prices.
CKRRIAGEs from ~ az. gob1, HAhkoLD,
sg23 o. -.e~s ssfVs.-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. May IL, 1882.
s.LKs-Frnsr BoARD.-s2o0 Richmond and
DsnviIle debeniurcs at 10; 10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at ia; 90 shares Char
lo,,e. Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock at As
10 DO. at as, no do at Az; 10 shares Norfolk and
western preferred a, 52s, 10 do. at o21; 10
shares Petersburg Railroad STOCK Az zsa' 1000
=. ,..~~-wfffe second SIS at s6+
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PORT OY RICHMOND. MAY II. 1882
NoTICE.-WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS,
IL

OF this city, hereby agree % close respective
pisces Of business az O'Clock 4. N. from the SIN
or MAY 10 the 18TH or SEPTEMBER, lss2.
unclusiyc). DOMAIN, CANNON & CO..
WATKINS. COTTRELL a CO.,
A. B. CLARKE a son.
CHARLES J. sINTON,
JAMES McGRAW,
Y. l.. WILLIAMS a Co,
W. W. BALDWIN.
nv ln-X .FAEn3f
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Report for Week Ending May II. iss2.
Flour.

Flour-We quote: Pine, s4Gs4.50; extra.
s6.75af7: superhne. sJ.5O@s sc: common 81
perlne, $4,000 20; common family, - 25G
1870: choice family. Ss.5OGse.5O.
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Al rCyulaT l1ssfngcf raIns BOD az Don AT.
PULLMAN-CAH SERVICE
ON Train 5N-Ncw 0rk and Atlanta TIA Vail
fngton and DanYille.
on Train S2-Richmond and Danyillc, sJd
Charlotte aud Charleston.
Tickets -uld % al points sOuth. southeast ~
southwest. and baggage checked through.
Olay-Oyer checks given en- local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. ". y. TAIcOIT, Otnefai Manager. mye
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

kItLAlN AMI ~ AO-N EACIA<ANN'A>'
RICHMOND. Nay II. 1ss2.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Wlite. p bushels. Red. l,066 BUSH
e.. Re-cxhiiIfcd. 2Gu bushels.
CORN.-White 2.4O0 bushels. Mixed. 300 BUSH
0ATs.-70o bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wHEAr.-whlie. % bushels very good a sl.5o.
Red, 5l4 bushels prime Lancaster AZ el.3Vi 2
bushels cool Lancaster ~ sl.iO; 90 bushels COM
mon Lancaster on private terms; pa bushels
good Lancaster Oh private terms 20 bushels com p
common Lancaster 90 pryate terms; AZ bushels
good mixed 20 sl.iO: 40 bushels very good
mixed 10 i.f2; : bushels good fultZ 90 sl.35 -
bn-hd, good fultz on private terms.
COEN.-Whlte, 500 bushels prime western ~
Corlov.-Tone strong Receipts p bales.
SO shipments. Quotat Gus: See weekly report
Report for Week Ending May II. i>>2.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-White. 80 bushels. Rcd S-5js
9c.coiES.-whi,e, 1865 bushel.. Mixed. 200
oAT,.-2 s24 bushels.
MEAL.-l00 bushels.
PEAs.-lgG bushels.
EgAN.-72 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-White. $50 bushels. Red 2.i50 BUSH
Conx-wh.ic, s32 bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels.
OArs.-24 bushels.
NEAL.-lOO bushels.
PEAS-79 bushels.
Total amount of grain received FOR The week
Wheat. 2Z.7G3 bushels; corn, 1881 bushels
CoTT0S.-To1e strong. Receipts. 3l3 bales
| Ike: low middling. l. 4Hl lAc.; good ordinary
l0fMl04c.; ordinary, s.4y1c.
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PICTURES. FRAMES. Ae.

THE LATEST
PAINTINGS. ESGRAyINGs, OLEoGRAPHs
CHRoNos, at very Low hgGres'
PHOTOGRAPH, VELVET, and EAs + l.
FRAMES;
coeNIcFs and PARLOR EAsELs al
,na- L.LEwIss. sl2 MaiR street
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7.35 a. ". FREIGHT. daily, except suadaY.
sto9 ~ NJ Sunday excursion.

A direct four-heurs connection il made between
Richmond and Norfolk ~ trains leaving M,n-
chester Al 800 4. ". and Norfolk al 1919 L. VI.
All trains leaving Peter-burg viii starr IRON ths
Arpamatt0N depot
Peudsng the rebuilding u James-Ryer bridge
an passenger trains depart from ana arrive Al
Nauchestar station. foot - seventh street
81 kE<L1, 6fnerl superintendent
A. PoPE. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH r5gf&
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRfDAY AZ II NJ, and every SUNDAY a.
4. NJ ,.-,.
eeiyed an 1880 \. VI. for Sundnys steamer y !
=. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily III Q
l.. NJ.
Fare. -. go
steamer connect AZ Philadelphia for ran rivei
and the Fast
For further Information. apply 20
J. ". MCCARRlCK,
General southern Agent. Once Rockets.
". T. CLYDE q co.
nogO Gcneral Agents.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY IL. 1852.
sun rlses........... 4:5s HIGH TIDE.
sun seis........... 6:5s Morning ...........l2;00
Moon nses....... l.s2 Evening ............l2:2s
PORT or RICHMOND. MAY II. 1852.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke- lIulphus, New York. meT-
chandise and passengers, George ". Allen 60.
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Plat. Philadelphia. merchAn-
disc and passengers. =. W. AcCarflcE. agent
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United staies
mSii. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Z. Iafum'
superintendent.
Schooner Abide Is. BacOn. Bacon, Charleston, :.
C., phosphate. John y. Knox 4 Go.
Schooner OF1Oio. Baker. hennebec, ice Rich
mond lee Company.
SAILED.
Schooner II. L. Burt. Kent Boston. coal, Chess-
pease and Ohio Railway Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-12
nTCUNoND. FREDERICKSBURG

IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.->ehedUis
II NDAI. January -. 1882;
400 A NJ leaves Byrd frtef station daily sfops
0nly AZ Milfoni ard Frederick sburg.
500 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-~ireci station daily lea.
cepf sHnIayi.
s-co +. NJ. leaves Byrc-- rcci station daily.
400 II NJ Accommodation for Ashland, ieaFet
Broad-Sfntf Stallion daily Except
~Uudaysi.
l1-oe A. 81. arffves NJ ByTd-~treei station daily.
t.sa T.. A. arrives al Byri-~trest station daily
make DO local stops.
Gasp. N. srriycs Al Byrd-sirct station daily
Except sunday.
s.3f 4. NJ. Accommodating arrives a. broao'
ca TANI.OR. Cens ri Ticket Agent
TT 10. NYFRs. General superintendent "a &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-12
,I1.g4@

csmber, sI1.51Asfl.53: January. sll.G4@
tl1.65: February. e11.76asl1.7e.
The POsf's cotfOn-fnarket report says. Futnrt
deliveries NJ The first call brought advance q
3-i0o. and subsequently, advanced 2-I0o. rirn
prices were run down. and Al the third call May
bought at 1892 June. sI2A2: July, sl2.36:
August, sl270; October. sl2.7l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-12
ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND II ~
VI STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE -sss>R-
1000 MAN sThttT. ..
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y0rr friends. II 50. you VII And u y your se-
;s.ntagn fo rail on the undersigned. Who j. 1gert
Or M of The fr.t-ciass oOtAN sJEAMsflf
Inns 70 and from EUROPE. flks l-tls A..
INTERMEDIATE. aaa -IktkAhE ~, hEIr
TooR PROM the priDcipli points in EUROPE.
fXCTR~ION TICkETs Al REDUCE RATS
STsTF-EOOM~ SECURED N ADVANCE.
Railroad and steamship tickets % all ionis ~ NE
gige called for al hotel and prya,c rcs.denoes,
sud baggage checked % desunalion. finssi car
n 2-soieIn 1000 Main street.