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Arrest OF nm Alleged Embexzier Of
Government Funds.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Colonel Stilwall
| w. Russell, late United States marshal Tor
the Western district OF Texas, was arrested
here to-day on n warrant backed by an afii-
dayit OF one Brewster Campbell, OF Texas,
charging him with the ENLIGHTENMENT OF
Government flInds--to wit: First-That
| i'm March, 1879, he deposited $4,000 OF
Government money in private bank at
| Austin, Tex. Second--That certain sheep
and goats were seized by the United States
as having been smuggled from Mexico into
Texas, and that he took possession OF the
animals and held them subject TO the order
OF the Court; they were directed TO be
sold, and the sale OF the stock realized
some 900, which was retained by him.
Third--ln conveying prisoners from Texas
TO other States, while he had received
passes from railroad companies, he charged
the United States mileage fees.
Justice Wylie released him on $1,000 bail
TO appear when wanted, Colonel Robert O..
Ingersoll becoming his surety.
In his own behalf Colonel Russell says
the public funds in question were deposited
in a private bank, because there was no
United States depository in Austin and the
Department authorized such deposit, the
funds being intended for current official
disbursements. No claim OF deficiency Is
made In this connection. In regard to the
livestock, the cost Of keeping and expenses
Of sale nearly cqualled the amount realized,
and besides the claimant for stock has OBJ
tanned judgment against him for its value,
against which judgment an appeal is pend
ing. As TO travelling on free pass. he
does not see what the Government has to
do with that, and claims that he never
charged for mileage where he was not en-
titled 10 il. His time expired two months
ago, and he has been here trying to secure
rod ppoinftnpnt
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Georgia News.

ATLANTA, May 1j.-Nine leading indie
pendent Democrats met here to-day, and
issued an addres, to the people Of Georgia
indefinitely postponing the mass-meetng
called for June lst, and urging the party to
support Hon. Alexander III. stephens for
Governor. The address was signed by
w. II. FELTON,, james :. Hook, james b.
Park, i. NJ. BerneS, II. V. VI. Milton,
Albert Howell, p. f. Lawshc, w. NJ.
BRAY. and VI. Van Estes.
Judge Clarke 4. Howell, one OF the old
est citizens, died yesterday Of heart-dlscaSe.
The Presbyterian Assembly have changed
their place and time OF meeting from Co
lumbus TO Atlanta, May 18th.
Regular trains commenced running on
the Georgia Pacific road to-day to Doug
lassyille.
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Cruc,oo. Nav 15.--A pIeaslre-sailboat
containing eight persons was capsized on
I,ate Calumef NJ Pullman, on Sunday eve
ming and All were drowned. The boat was
IN Charge of Captain Bucklin, an old sea-
c,ntain from Maine, and his two sons, aged
txyoIve and seventeen. The others were
mechanics I'm the Pullman-car shops. A
bigb wind was blowing. Inc shore OF the
lake was crowded with people al the time,
and among the witnesses OF the catastrophe
were CAPTAIN Bucklin's wife and daughter.
Several boats crews endeavored to save the
sailing marty. but the water was too rough,
and The rcscuers narrowly escaped with
their own lives.
WORSE THAN AT FIRST REPoRIED-NANEs OF
THE VICTIMS.
CHICAGO, May 15.--Twelye persons were
In the boat capsized on Calumet Lake at
Pullman, all OF whom were drowned, one
by one, i'm plain sight OF the people on
shore. Three boats went TO their assist
ance. but failed to reach the capsized craft
in time and with difficulty saved them
selves.
The following are the names OF those
lost Napoleon Bucklin, aged fifty. and his
two sons, Benjamin and James; John S.
Smith. aged twenty-nine; Charles +.
Pierce, aged forty-sixi II. t. Moore,
thirty-eight years; w. j. Burns, twenty
two years :. a young man named Foster; q
man named Davis, forty-fiye years old and
three other men, names not learned. All
the men worked at Pullman.
The bodies of Benjamin Bucklin and
Smith have been recovered. Captain Buck
lin leaves n wife and five daughters; Smith
leaves wife and child, and Oliver leaves a
wife. Pierce and Moore were carpenters
from Blissfeld, Michigan, and each leaves
a family there. Bucklin was an old sea-
captain, known in the East, and he tho
roughly understood handling the boat, but
why the party started upon the lake in
furious storm T. mystery 10 all.
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West Hanover Presby terry.

lRcportcd TOT tbc Dtspafh.l
Courthouse, May 10

Rcportcd for the Dispatchl
AprOMATTox COURTHOUSE, May IL.
There are now present fifteen ministers
and nearly as many ruling elders represent
ing the churches.
The stated clerk brought into Presbytery
COPIES OF the new {" Manual OF West llano-
yer Prcsbytery "a pamphlet OF forty
pages-which Is very complete and use
full book.
DIR. White, rs chairman 81 the Committee
on the Presbyterian Historical Society,
made a report recommending that in each
church the pastor and some members Of the
congregation he appointed a committee 10
prcparc a history Of that church that 10
This manuscript sermon by the pastor be
added. and that with these there be sent to
thc committee any printed sermons and
documents connected In any way with the
history Of that church. DIR. White has in
an advanced state OF preparation an cccle-
slastical history Of all the ministers con-
necfed with this PreSbytery since its or
canizaiion in 1855. The Prcsbytery au-
thorizod him TO procure n suitable blank
book prepared for recording and tabulating
This history. The history has in Il about
three hundred names, beginning with Sam
uel Davies.
Elder Judge watkins offered an over
,urc for the General Assembly, asking a
change in the form Of government so rs TO
authorize a session with only a minister
and one elder present 10 perform certain
seasonal acts.
The next meeting was appointed 1T Ri
vanna church. Fluvanna county, on Sep
,embcr 18th. az III O'Clock 4. NJ.
The question having come up from one
~ the churches, Who ought 10 distribute
The bread and wine at the celebration OF
the Lords Suppery DIR. Dabney, from the
committee 20 which il was referred, re-
norted that the officiating minister alone
should break the bread and pour out the
wine and that he had the right 10 distri-
b,,,c the clements. but that the distribution
OUGHT generally 10 be done by the elders
and II no elder was present, then by the
deqcops: and II neither was present, then
Iv the minister himself This interpreta-
ton wa, unanimously approved.
The most Of the evening was occupied in
the examination and discussion OF the re-
yi.ed Directory Of Worship. Drs. Smith
and pabncy discussed at length the ques-
lion. is almsgiying in the church part
n divine worship 7" DR.. Dabney advoca-
ting the affirmative and DIR. Smith the neg
alive.
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neath of fhe MAYOR of Raleigh. \. G.

RALEIGH. n. c., May 1j.-Basil c. Man
~, mayor of Raleigh and brigadier-Sencral
OF the First brigade Of North Carolina
State Guard, died this morning; aged for
ty-three years. lie served with distinction
in the Confederate army as IN officer OF
artillery.
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News was received at 81. Paul, Mimi,
Sunday night from White Bear Lake OF the
probable drowning OF G. ID. w. Young.
auditor Of the Chicago. 81. Paul, Mime
apolis and Omaha railroad, and one OF the
newly-elected directors Of the Minneapolis
and 81. Louis road, and Stewart Moore,
chief clerk In the freight Office OF the
Northern Pacific road, both Of 81. Paul,
out for u sail Sunday morning, and have
not been seen since. Two hats and broken
rndder have been found on the shore, but
the boat and its occupants arc still missing.
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A wife-SIayer Killed by His Brother
in-IaW.

NEW YORK, May ia Decatur (Ala.)
special says man named Andrew Allen,
residing In Fayette county, who has been
separated from his wife for several months
past, visited her at her mothers residence
this morning and deliberately shot her dead.
The brother Of the dead woman entered the
house n few moments later, and, seeing his
sister lying dead on the floor, fired the con-
tents OF double-barrelled shotgun into
Aliens body. Allen fell dead by the side
OF his wife. His slayer surrendered him
self TO the police.
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Guiteau VIII Hang.
DECISION TO BE ANNOUNCED MAY I'D OVER
RULING THE EXCEPTIONS.


RULING THE EXCEPTIONS.
Chief-Justice Cartier and Judges Mae
Arthur, Hagner, and James held consul
tation on saturday, summing up the argu-
ments OF counsel in the application OF Gui-
teau for a rehearng Of his ease. The con-
sultation lasted during four hours, and was
marked by the most searching examination
81 authorities and the most rigorous analy-
sis Of every point made in the arguments.
The Judges were in thorough harmony
all through the consultation, and i'm reach
Ing decision not for one minute differing
In the general steps by which the decision
was reached, although, OF course. each
Judge had individual opinions on various
points OF law and their application. The
decision will be announced to-day week
MAY 22d. Chief-Justice Cartier probably
delivering il. This decision afiii1ns th,
sentence Of the court below, and Of cours,
oyerrules the exceptions. This disposes o
Guiteau's last chance. lie will be hanged
june 80, 1882 Washington Post, 15th.
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Lost Her PrOpellcr.

MONTREAL, May 1j.-The steamship
Lake Huron reports having spoken the
steamship Peruvian at \. VI. on the 18th
instant fourteen miles north by east from
Cape North, with the loss Of her propeller
and drifting southeast beset in fog. The
steamship Newfoundland has been or
dered to proceed from sydney TO tow the
PerHXian into port.
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/ ton, against which nomination the Massa-
chusetts senators had been protesting for
some weeks.
The tariff commission bill was signed by
the President to-day. Appointments under
this bill will lie considered at Cabinet
meeting tomorrow.
The vote In executive session on the con-
flrmation OF Roland Worthington, OF the
Boston Traveller, as collector oil customs
Of the port Of Boston was IS yeas ana Ia
nays. The "nav "vote comprised eleven
Republicans and three Democrats.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORh.


NEW YORK. May 15.-Cotton quiet and steady
sales. 4O6 bales; uplands, IL 5-l6c.; orleans,
IL 9-l6c.; consolidated net receipts 3,yOi bales
expOrts-tO Great Britain, 2,64s bales % The con-
tinent. I,55O bales. southern -four steady and
quiet; common 10 fair extra, e5.t9@fo.fOi g0od
10 choice extra, sG.SO@ $3.50. Wheat unsettled
opening k6flc. lower and weak. afterwards n
covered from the decline aud advanced d'ic-
closing steady and quiet ut saturday prices, 10
spring, sl.3s; ungradcd red II. ogTI.4e No.
2 red, May, s1.45@sl:4 5b. corn lower; aiier-
wards recovered and advanced @@ac.; ungraded,
s2aM soc. cash; June, s3@oeyc. Oats shade
better and fairly active nnd sr aeSEtay' 75S
bags: RIO, carg0es, s@Ssc.; JOB lots sac
sTc sugar stronger and more active; nif 70
good refining T@l.e renAed haneI a1 III oe.-
ouiet ana steady. Rice unchanged and qtiei'
1urpentine lower and unsettled az ACC. W ool IN
I changed: trade light domestic heece $50 Use,
Tsxas I4@2gc PORK stronger and more active
mess. spot, s1s.25GS 500; old, tlv,Zo June
s19@s19.O5 Mlddles quiet ana nrm iohg cisal'
I closing strong: s1es-prime steam, spot ~ 30
MAY. II l.62.@s1l.673a june Freights 70 Liver
p''' "'"' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May l5-Flour quiet and UNI
changed. Howard-street aud western superine,
s3.50@@4.75; extra, 500 20 family, 5000
1929 City Mus supernne 49, NH
ern duh and easy: western fuitly active ahh nrhsI
southern red, sl.35@ LBS amber, s l,4o
No western winter red, spot, 81 .3SA. corn
southern quet: western hrmer and qaiet. Oal
f,,riy active and steady: southern, 60@63e.; west
ern white GlhB2c.; mi xed, 0u@blc.i fehnsy. :
can't, 0Od63c Provisions firm, with RoOd lpi-
b;ng demand. Mess pork-Old, $3.50; new, 40
En3k-meats-Loose shoulders nominali cieaf-rih
Z lido, nominal: packed 9+a9&c bacoi-SnOul-
der Zoe; clcar-rib sides, he. Hams. lod i0sc
Lard. I2Ac. Coffee quiet; esG i Nc for ordinary
10 prige. Sugar quiet; ~ soft; src' WHISKY
quiet at 4 l.2I@sl.22. treighis dull
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 15.-flour In fair demand
AZ xS6S6Io: fancy, s6.50@sT.25. Wheat
aYiet. No. red winter, sl.35@sl4n, spot
| Torn lower; No. z mixed. 77tc. cash; 1I'sc. bid
Nav: IKE. bid June. Oats hrm: No mihsd
551c. Pork firm at 1915. Lard In 200, de-
maud af xll.35. Bulk-meats strong; snouicers
Combination sales Of finished goods, LEO bar
reIs' on a basis OF Clip. Sugar quiet; hards- lOG
lie. New orleans, 7z@sse. Hogs nrin; com,
mon and light, s5.f5@s7.65; packing and
butchers, s7.25@ts,
LOUISVILLE.
IorIsyuLE, May i5.-Proyisions strong an'
higher. Mess pork, $1,000. buIk-meatsISnVu'
ders, 1925; rib, 81 10; clear. tii.Su. HAM
sugar-cured and lard unchanged, Flour stea'i|
and IN fair demand and nominally UNCHANGED
Grsin anil and unsettled. Wheat dull and nomi
nri. Corn dull, weak, and loweri No. whlte
SaI6slc: No. mixed, 1ec. Oats dul ahs
lower; No. 2, 56!c.: mixed. 53)sc.
ST. Louis. MAY i5.-Flour dun ana Iewer
xxx. s5.256t5.40; choice % nancy, soc up .'
Wheat opened lower, declined, snd .io.sa ME-
aud nrm No. red fall, sl.5Zielfi.o9s s sAsn
si.2s. June. ccrn cri. ~ w f'i-e' WEE '''.s
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The Neckienburg Declaration OF In
dcDeuticuPp.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., May lj.-Great prepa-
rations are being made for the celebration
Of the -hundrcd-and-seventh anniyer-
sarv Of the Mecklenburg Declaration OF
independence on the Goth instant at Char
lottc. Senator Bayard will be the orator
OF the day,
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A FiensIish Crime.

WARRESToN, Va, May IA colored
woman at Amissyille, Rappahannock coun-
ty, Yesterday tied her son, nine years cid,
hand and foot, TO her cabin floor, made q
fire over him with splinters, and burned
him 20 death. The neighbors were at
traeted 10 the place by smoke issuing from
the cabin window. The woman has dis
appeared.
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Obituary..

AUGUSTA, GA, May 15.-William E..
Jackson, president OF the Augusta factory,
and also president Of the First National
Bank, died this morning from paralysis OF
the brain. He was one OF the most pr0mi-
nent and successful businessmen in Gcor-
ria
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May l5.-Noon.-stocks rather dull
but drmer. Money. per cent. ENchange-i cong
49,: short. 1897. State bonds dun and I'M
changed Governments z higher for As; un-
changed for 4 Is aud extended IS and 1's.
rrfHtng.- Exchange. 4S6&. Governments
strong: new s., 1919 new 49,, ll5H; new
a.. l2l. Money. 3G2 per cent. states mode
ratcly active and irregular. Treasury balances
Coin. SS9,s26 currency. S3eSi.
stock, Irregular and generally lower.
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IAN trans daily except SUNDAY -passenger tram
connecting at West Point daily except sunday
with steamers for baltimore and the North.
Freight tram leaving Richmond at A. VI. WILL
have passenRer-coach attached.
Train No. AZ connects at Burkcyilie with No,
folk and Western railroad for Farmyille, Lyncs-
burg, aDd all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passenger stops at all sta
tons. connecting nj Suthcrlins with Milton and
Sutherlin Narrow-Cauge railroad for Milton, At
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina; at Al.
lanta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger aud NALL STOPS
at all stations, connecting az Suihern's with MI
ton and Sutherln NarrOw-tiaugo railroad for
Milton; nj Atlanta for all points south aud south
wcSt at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, sayan-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the South arrive at Richmond at
1870 T. VI, 1920 4. VI, sna 2:44 4. W. and from
West Pointat l0:2O 4. VI. Passenger, and 3 a. VI
(Froight.l
y pAN AID II A -, N.EI,I SLnNI(lI,
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 20,
" COMPANi. s-lsssk-Sasa
FOR NEW YORK

stcamer.-GTYA NDOTTE. ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WlANOkk. ana
RICliNOND--EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
al , O'Clock T.. NJ. aud SUNDAY &c ~ VI.
steamer leave New York TT ESDAN :, IHUR,-
DAYS. aud SATURDAYS no T.. VI. from Pier
20 new number, North river, foot Of Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ART
IN surpassed.
After-cabin fare 20 New York Including meals
and berthl $40: round-trip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence, 50.
Freghts for points beyond New ORR forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until g o'clock L. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply To
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents
nv IL Office ComRany's wharyes Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 10. 1852.

RICHMOND, May 10. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WUFAT.-Whitc 20 bushels. Red. 1924 BUSH
els: re-eXhibitcd. $40 bushels. ,,
CORN.-Mhlte. .432 bushels; re-eNhlOiied' So
bushels. Mixed, lU2 bushels.
OATs.-4O0 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-62 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WrEAT.-Whitc. 20 bushels fir at LBS. Red
SO bushels very good Lancaster At II .i7i - busN-
els prime Lancaster AZ fl.4S: IA bushel, prime
Lancaster ~ Lac: 466 bushels common Lancts-
ter az Sl.25; los bushels prime mixed at rl't&
% bushels prime mixed 40 sl.43; - bushels iar
tultz NJ > 80 40 bu,hcl. fair Fultz al el.3b'
buslel. common Fultz az sl.lO; - bushels CONF
mon Fultz at sl.l5; SO bushels common RUIZ al
9Oc. o..
terms. n
tat0ns: Mlddng, lltc.; low middllmg, II a9
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old tim

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old TIN
II Dominion steamship Company's eSs&kzass
steamers will sail as follows: steamer ROAM
OKE. Captain CoUCH. EVERY TUESDAY at
o'clock l.. NJ: steamer OLD DOMINION, Captain
WALLER, EVERY FRIDAY at O'Clock Z. " ;
steamer GUYANDO1TE, Captain KELLY, ~
ERY SUNDAY at IL o'clock NJ.
Freight received up 70 l o'clock - " for the
TUESDAYS and Fridays steamer, and 10 q O'CLOCK
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods i9r-
warded with dispatch 10 all points north' SOUTH
east. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Afier-cabin fare 10 New York Including meals
and BERTH. $40; r0ubd-triptickets, Sis; Storage
with subsistence. 81: without subsistence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays Tues.
days, Wednesdays, and Saturdiys ~ ne hlchmond
connection AZ Norfolk with steamer leaving bose
DAYS. Cabin fsre. 5000. Tickets 10 % had AZ
Tire Richmond and Petersburg depot ana \. W.
Carriers. 1000 Main street
For freight or passage. apply 10
CFORGF W ALLEN x Co, Agents,
mv11 Comtanys Wharf. Rockets.
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Fifty Turkish Soldiers Drowned.

LONDON, May 15.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinople reports that Turkish trans
port is ashore in the Bosphorus, and that
fifty of the soldiers on board were drowned.
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Ex-Goyeruor Mose.,s Case.

New YoRg, May 15.--Tbe case of ex-
Governor Franklin j. Moses, which was
on the calendar OF the Court OF General
Sessions TO day, was percmptoriIy set down
for Thursday next for trial.
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Flour.

Flonr-We quote: Fine. S4d&i.5O; extra,
az 756x7: snperine, sJ.5OMS0: common SUI
perfine, *4.50Mi5; common family, ~ goa
1850; choice family, ss5OGs9.5O.
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Bfg Fire I'm Canada,

RICHMOND, QuEsEc, May 15.-Forty
houses and stores, comprising about half
Of the village Of Danville, have been burn
ed. The loss Is estimated at sl50,00o.
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An Ex.Conrsderate .Dn,eer De.d.

SAN Francisco, CAL, May 15.-Dr. III
III. Hubbard, late Surgeon-General % oil
the Confederate army, died here this morn
ing; aged fifty-five years.
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CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smithnold. and Hampton; Washington. ID. G.. =:
Newbcrp. Washington. and TarhorO. y. c., and
an points in Eastern North Carolina; also fof
Fastern shore of Virginia, Old Point, and an regg.
lar llndings ON Jane, river, al LOWEST RATES.
aud through bills issued. l.. B. TATt ~,
NV Il superintendent.
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All regular passenger trains stop AZ Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAB SERVICE
On Train 50-.Ncw York and Atlanta rfd Wash-
mgtOn and Danyille.
ON Train 52-Richmond and Danylle, and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, Al
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer checks given en- local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. II. TALCOTT, General Manager. my IL
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, May 10, 1852.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-20 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 294. 81 do. at COS, 3 do. ut 20k.
SECOND BoARD.-50 shares Petersburg Railroad
at 20, 10 do at 2st, 10 do. AT 29s 20 do. at 2sI,
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4 direct fOur-heurs connection T. made between
Richmond aud Norfolk D., trains leaving Man
chester at 1850 \. VI and Norfolk ai 1928 y. Vi.
An trains leaving Petersburg Will stari from ths
AUpomattON depot.
Tending ihc rebuilding Of Jamcs-llycr bridge
ali passenger trains depart nom and arrive ~
Manchester station. foot ~ seventh stfeet.
j. II. kENLl, General Superintendent
4. PoPE. Neneral ra.scnger and llcket AgonL
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BALTIMORE
IL ILL NLr--.aaL

BALTIMORE. Nay l5.-Ylrginia 6s. consolidated
ca: past-due coupons, 80; new lO-4O tis'
to-day
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcGTQe
COMPANN'S sk----sz-


VIRGINIA STEAMBOATfTTg,I
COMPANN'S ssk----sS-
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOj TIL. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT, CONNECTS
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
OLD POINT tthe great fashionable winter and
spring sanltarum), BAL TlMORE, AND
THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE ROUND Trip, $3.50.
MEALS. Zoe.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One Of the Compauy's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United states NALL
=. G. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 6:3O 4. " for aboyc-namod
places. connectlngat Portsmouth with tie Bay Line
Tor Old Point, Baltimore. aud The North. Return
ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk AT \. NJ; arriving
AZ Richmond AT about ! L. NJ
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ni Gar
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.