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.,s..-s.r she seat Of Gevernsn ent.
r.w.r.l Northern papers are threatening sss
s,,.h with q change In the seat OF aovernMen NJ
where shall Il be movedf To essanhan
largo city would endanger the independencs =
congress-. In la,c Paris letter (sfsy ls,) IN ne
New York Journal Of Commerce. VIC nuu -
facts and reflections highly pertinent 70 I'M. Iaes
zion. London is described As much asi'a.ea 70
tween fear and curiosity about the popular oemon'
,,r.,ions touching the question OF Sunday mus'e
M, ,o,r since. the London Morning chronicae re-
:. !. sas-at ia the disgrace, and may, some Day,
s..,,,. ,ha imminent danger Of England, that no
r.sorm can be carried unless mob agifa'
10, stimulated by factious party leaders, puts
s...,,ra on the lie eislature" An excited mob Of
noo 600 or $4,000, il an array which miSnt wei
-. Lord p.lme rston and the House OF Commons.
NEW York. adds the correspondent, 'can already
deem I, good fortune to see Albany the seat OF CO.
vernment Congress has freer agency ut wash
neton than the body could retain In cities which
increase. within iustre or decade by hundreds Of
thousands. Rejecting on the temperament OF the
French and the history of Paris during the Revo'
luton. and wha, occurred IN 1890 and 1915, my
mind has been forced TO infer the mpossioilify oil
a permanent representative system with any rea'
liberty and safety, In this metropolis. Every al.
di,iou of a tenth aggravates the case. The Bri'
fish legislature has been intimdated more snan
once"
Nwould be dangerous experiment TO remove
the seat of government to one OF the large cities
of the North aad West The South, at all events.
will not consent to change Of location.
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Later from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, June l2-The latest advices from
Kansas state that Col Sumner was dispensing all
armed bands of both sides, and fair prospect for
peace prevails.
fsECOND DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, June ~ "A letter to the Democrat
dated Lawrence 9th inst says that Upton, Ser
geant at Arms of the Congressional Investigating
COMMITTEES. had been detained q day as q prisoner
by some of Msj Bufords men,
Gen Whitfield command of 300 men had been
dispersed by Col Sumner, near Prairie city, but
had reformed, and a strong company of U. s. sol
diers were watching their movements, ready to in
terccpt them.
The Independence correspondent of the Repub.
Icsu says that the Missourians will endure the
Congressional Investigating Committee no longer,
saying that forbearance ceases any longer to be
yirtue
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Rev. Theodore Parker,s Greed.

Here is the Rev. Theodore Parker's creed, as
expressed in arecent discourse:
Il do not believe he said sin the miraculous ori.
gin of the Hebrew Church the Buddhist Church,
nor in the miraculous character of Jesus. take not
the Bible for my MASTER yet the Church, even
Jesus of Nazareth for my master. He is my best
historic dial of human greatness, not without the
stain of his times, and, presume, of course. not
without for without sin exist In the dreams
of girls"
Such is the creed of the great clerical champion
of abotionism in New England. He who breaches
every Sunday that Slavery is a Sin, blasphemous.
ly pronounces Christ sinner He does not ac-
knowledge Jesus of Nazareth as his master! We
should think not His model is Judas Iscariot,
and like him, he has "stoIen the livery of the Court
of Heaven to serve the Devil fn." No man can
serve two masters.
1t is refreshing TO turn from the "creed' of this
Rererend blasphemer TO the declaration of an
avowed, but enlightened infidel. Rousseau was
constrained to acknowledge: 1.-THE majesty of
Scripture strikes me with admiration, as the puri
fy of the Gospel has its influence on my heart -
Peruse the works of cur philosophers; with all
their pomp of diction, how mean, how contempt.
BILE are they compared with the Scriptures. Is it
possible that a book at once 80 simple and SUBJ
lime should be merely the work of mang Is it
possible that the sacred person, whose history it
contains, should be himself mere manl What
purity, what sweetness in his manner, what an af.
fecting grace i'll his delivery What sublimity in
his ma ximsi What profound wisdom in his dis
courses! What presence of mind What truth
in his replies! Where is the man-where the phi
losopher--wbo could so live and die, without weak
ness and without ostentation Shall we suppose the
evangelic history mere fiction Indeed, nv
friend, it bears not the marks of fiction On the
contrary, the history of Socrates, which nobody
presumes to doubt is not so well attested as that
of Jesus Christ. The Jewish authors were incaps-
BILE of the dction, and strangers to the morality
contained in the GOSPEL the marks of whose truth
are so striking and inimtable, that the inventor
would be more astonishing character than the
here" Socrates died like philosopher, but Je.
sus Christ like q God"
The creed of Rev Theodore Parker, with lit
tie modification, is the creed of the worst kind of
infdel, as given by late powerful Scottish wr
ter: Il believe that there is religion that natu-
raj religion is the only religion, and all religion
unnatural believe not in Moses / believe in
the philosophers believe not in the decaloeue.
believe in lying, theft, robbery perjury and mur.
der, If practised on Southern Shareholders ha
lieve not in revelation; believe in abolitjoni,m
believe in Socrates l believe in Coufi1cius 7
believe in Mahomet; believe in Theodore Par
ker; believe not in Christ And lastly, believe
in all unbelief"
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IF THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting of dato of late years in large cities. Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York.
has not so much "shinse" over his door. Half
the wholesale business of that city is carried in
tho 4th and 5h stories of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the of tola
scopes How then, do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customersl By scat
tering the by thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE can furnish them by tens
of thousands in elegant STYLE at tho cheapest rates
and with great rapidity.@
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R,.bop Nleade. of virginia.

At the request of some of bis friends, Bishop
Meade has given statement of what he said at the
confirmation in Lawrenceville. In which 1t ap-
pears he exhorted the servants to rejoice that they
had been born in this christian land-to seek the IL
berty of soul from sin which Christ alone could
give, and which was infinitely better than any 9th.
er berty-to obey all those instructions which God
had given to his servants in his word-to be num-
Bile. faithful, honest obedient to their masters, not
eye but doing their duty rs in the sight oil
God The whole address was based on the suppo'
si,ion that their lot was assigned them by Provi'
dence and that they should rejoice in the many
spiritual bless ings connected with it." Just what
we expected good man, and good Christian
would say.
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Arbitration.

The London Times, in an article on the Central
American question. suggests the Emperor of Rus.
STA Is proper arbitrator. "The United States. ;,
II adds. cannot suppose that he win be partial 10
our s'de OF the question. and therefore, If we are
Isaay 70 accept bis arbitration. they can have no
objection. power so recently onr ansaano;s, 4.
a.: severe and sapguinary struggle, and now smart.
ing WIN tne sense OF ahumiliating peace. win NOT
- any rate be too much disposed to favor anr IN
,s1 lf rigld justice, as It is all that under any
pi,s i. eli ~ W ought to expect from any UNI.
an nsnpiren ~Nposl hom snen
Iyn,.as s sesms = fair proposition enough The
Ra.ssa ststes could safely trust the Fmneror ~
hnssa - an arbitrator. 'As Anpeiof q
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WASHINGTON, June l2.-SENATE-Mr. Hamlin
was excused, at his own request, from serving Is
chairman of the committee Of commerce.
Mr. Butler of S. G., replied to Mr.. Sumner in a
bitter speech
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE-The House met but adjourned without
q ouorum
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PLEASANT SUMNER RErREAr-Amon

PLEASANT SUMMER RETREAT Among the
places of resort for the summer advertised in the
Dispatch, is the Locust Grove Hotel" in Abe
marie, sometimes called "Cockes,' kept by Mr.
JNo. S. COOKE, q well known and popular land
lord. 1t is near the Central Railroad, and is an
agreeable and healthy place. 1t is favorite re-
sort for families; and such an array of fine ladies
and pretty children, as may be sometimes seen
there in summer, is worth going some distance to
see. The good living and pure air fresh from the
mountain, at Locust Grove, improve and strength
en- the little people surprisingly.
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An,i.Fil,more Convention.

NEW YORK June 1.-THE anti Fillmore Con-
vention assembled here this afternoon Speeches
were made by Judge Conrad, of Philadelphia, and
Elk Gov. Ford, of Ohio.
Eighteen States were represented. Judge Con-
rad appointed President, assisted by Vice
President from each represented State.
The Convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock
Tomorrow
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STEAM FIGURING MILLS by reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that some yaiu'
able property is soon to be sold at Atlanta, Ca,
viz; The Atlanta Steam Flour Mills. Atlanta is
a convenient point for accommodating wheat from
both Tennessee and Georgia, and the sale affords
q fine opportunity for speculation.
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us5OO REwARD'-The DIARRHOsA KILLER,
tested in 10000 cases Of Asiatic Cholera and
Bowel Complaints, has yet failed, when tried
in time, instantly to relieve and speedily to effect
Permanent Cure. PRICE, so CENTS A BOTTLE
Be particular to see that 1t 10 prepared by BEN.
NETT BEERS, Richmond, as none other 10 Gen.
uine
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CoYNER's SPRINGs.-We invite attention to the
advertisement of this Watering place, in our pa
per this morning. 1t appears that some very ex-
traordinary cures have been effected by them
especially by the Black Sulphur-so called from
black deposite made by the water. The Hotel and
buildings have been greatly improved. They are
very near the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
in the county of Roanoke.
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TSuMMER is now Us, and with the various dis
eases incident to the season. For ordinary com.
plaints-such Loss of Appetite, Sour Stomach Ind
gestion Disrrb9a, and Dyspepsia the safest remedy
to be used, 10 that great family medicine, known as
Bakers BlrTERs, few doses of which will readi.
ly relieve the most annoying complaint for which it
il recommended. We have tried 10 frequently, and
have never known it to fail in making speedy cure
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e THE HoGsHEAD TOBACCO reported yesterday
having been sold by Williams Darlington, for
Mr.. A. T. Moore, to Messrs. Cosby Winfree at $5l
per 100 lbs, sold by sample the hogshead to be
delivered hereafter and to up to the sample.
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observation-disclosures.

NEW YORK, June l2-The steamer Dispatch,
from Key West on the 9th arrived here to-day
with invalids from the Home Squadron. She re-
ports the Fulton, Saratoga and Potomac at Key
West, the Saratoga to sail next day for Pensacola.
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EmjSrants for Kuiisas,

PITTsBURG, Pa, June PA company of thirty
five mechanics has been formed at Dayton. Ohio
to emigrate to Kansas. The citizens of Dayton
have subscribed $4,000 to aid them.
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The Connecticut Senate have confirmed the &C
ton of the House electing MI McCurdy supreme
judge
The Boston Bee says that Mr.. Fillmore was on
board the ship Atlantic, due at New York on the
18th
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" COOP SoAP-We have tried specimen Eof
Washing Soap, manufactured at the Old Dominion
Soap Factory of CHARLES BRUCE, (near the Armory.)
which is very superior 1t is made upon q new Pill n,
invented by Mr.. b.
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Ricbmond bound yc,seI Burnt.

NEW YORK, June 12-The schooner Charles
Cranmer bound hence for Richmond, Va, with
cargo of hay, was burnt outside of Sandy Hook,
this morning Crew all saved-vessel uninsured.
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EgS We are indebted to Mr.. A. d. ALLEN. who
runs an Express on the Richmond and Fredericks,
burg Railroad, for Baltimore and Fredericksburg
papers at an early hour
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A portion of the students of the University Of
Virginia, says the Charlottesville Jeffersonian,
held meeting recently, not as students but as
citizens. and voted a gold goblet to Hon. P. s.
Brooks, of S. c., accompanying which, they sent
a letter endorsing bis course,
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MARnrEu.

On the i2th Inst, At the residences Of her father By
the Rev @. n. Head. GEORGE DnWDEN and
MANY MELVIN, eldest daughter Of Alex. Brooks,
Ed. all Of this city.
please copy.
on the 5th lnst at Mount Harmon Cherch, CAes-
terfield county, BY tho Rev Mr.. David Winffse. NJ
BENNETT MAxEY, Of Powhatan county, % Miss
MARTHA HILL, daughter Of the late MIR. Francfs
Gnpde, of Chesterfield
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DIED..

At the residence Of her father, ct Ringsold, Pitt
sylvania county. on Monday evening, at half.psst
o'clock, FANNIE, eldest daughter Of D. N and
Josephine Mcdowell, aged years, months and "a
days. AS
On Thurpdsy. 18th instant. SUSIE, infant daughter
and 16 days.
Ths friends Of the family ara requested to attend
the funeral at Grace Street Baptist Church, this
evening. at 5 o'clock.
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CoNGREssIoNAL.-Nothing of importance was
transacted in either House of Congress Wednes
day In the Senate, the proposition to send Gen.
Scott to Kansas was discussed without any result
In the House, the Speaker laid before them the
Presidents reply to the resolution of inquiry with
reference to the action of the powers of Europe on
the subject of privateering in the formation of
the recent treaty of Paris. (Which said reply SIM
ply declared that this Government has no official
information whatever on the subect)
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Free Soil Kecommen datfOn for the Presi.

NEW YORK, June 12-The State Republi-
can Central Committee have passed resolutions in
favor of Charles j. Fremont, for President, and
n p Banks, of Mass, for Vice President.
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u S.Beyenue Cutter Sery

QUEBEC, June II THE U. S. Revenue Cutter
jeff Davis has arrived here. Off Gaspe she met
with the brig Adelaide and brought her in.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, June 18th.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT / O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
schr Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore mdze, w D Col.
quit Il Co.
Schr Chercoke, Davis, Chickahominy, corn, Z
Workman l. Co.
SAILED,
schr Emerald, Kennedy, Halifax, nour, Womble&
Claiborne.
Schr Leave, Fosg, Chickahominy mdzs.
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Steamers Burnt.
l,AnRreaal0nal.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno 11-Five small steamers
were burnt At Algiers Monday night and one life
lost Loss $4,000
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ENGINEEkS OFFICE, BLUE RIDGE r.. R,l
ANDERSON, 5. C., May Is, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y at Knoxville, Tennessee, until IL O'Clock, M,
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th July, 1856, for tho Ora
DATION and MASONRY OF thirty miles of the Blue
are several heavy jobs Of Masonry, among them the
Masonry for tho Bridge the Holston river, near
Knoxville consisting of seven piers and the abut-
nsuts.
The Company reserve the right to reject any pro-
posas and to require he bidders to give satisfactory
security for the faithful execution according to
tract, tho work they may undertake.
Plans and specifications may be seen. and the time
for completing the work, and ali other inf rmation
obtained at the office of the Engineer, and after
the 5th July. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
lie 1S-lawtt6 Tvs
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KANSAS AFFARs.-CiUa Har.-Arrivals at Chi
cago confirm the reported existence of civil war in
Kansas. Twenty-one Missourians, Carolinians
and Aabamians have been killed in different en-.
gagements. Several free State men have been
wounded, but none killed a letter says that the
United States forces generally dispense the forces
after the battle is over. The reported death of
Marshal Donaldson proves incorrect Bodies of
men are moving from several Missouri towns to-
wards the territory. party left Lexington Sat.
urday, for Hickory Point, or Lawrence, and gen.
tral battle was expected The following is an ex.
tract from dispatch to Gov. Shannon from Presi.
dent Pierce, dated May "a:
"My knowledge of facts is imperfect, but with
the force of Col Sumner at hand / perceive no
occasion for the posse, armed or unarmed, which
the Marshal is said to have assembled at Lecomp.
ton. The Instructions issued to yourself and Col.
Sumner, during your last visit to this city, must
be efficiently executed. Sufficient power was COM
mitSed to you, and you must use it,"
Ex-Governor Reeder, one of the troublesome
spirits of Kansas, has arrived at his home in
Easton, Pa In the meantime, the agitation is still
kept up at the North. In Boston, thus far $40.
900 in cash contributions, including $500 from 10.
siah Quincy, jr. The Worcester committee have
collected s. 600 for the same purpose.
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w New and AttrRcfive-.June ~, 1856.
The subscribers have been adding to their stock OF
days and a. the season il advancing they VIII offer
Inducements in SILKS. ROBES, BEREGE DE
LANES, ORGANDIES, LdWNS, BEhEGES,
&s They invite all who want anything 10 their line
to call lS-lm THO. Il. PRICE l. CO.
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EXPLOSION OF STEAMER.-The telegraph has
already announced the explosion of the steamer
running in connection with the Grand Trunk rail-
road, at Longuiel, Canads. The mail conductor
was killed. and it is feared that q great number
were lost overheard.
The explosion occurred about o'clock in the
afternoon, making complete wreck of the boat
Her boiler was blown an immense distance, and
the wharf and everything in the neighborhood is
completely shattered. A train had just arrived,
and the boat full of passengers from 1t at the
time of the disaster The scene indeed was fear
full A child was blown from the arms of its mo.
Their into the air and landed on the ferry she'd
The number of killed Is estimated at twenty and
the wounded at thirty or forty.
The following were killed: Two engineers, Mr..
Madden, mail conductor; Hunter. a boy who acted
as pilot, two firemen, an engineer, and Henry
Ballery.
The Captain of the boat was severely injured,
and il not expected to live.
Major johnson and lady were thrown into the
river but escaped.
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- (srand Demecrsale nalIy, ~ f1he e
1tcAN Church. THIS EtENIHo. FRIDAY. JUNE ~,
f9B The Democracy u the elty Of kichmond will
toIa MAGg MEEEfN0 - the African Church,
This EVENING. 10 fatify tho nominations Of the
CINCINNATI CONVENTION
men have been invited to attend and address the
meeting:
Hon. JOHN B. FLOYD, Hon. H. i. HOPKINS,
JFo. s.. CAsk1R, H. w. HUBBARD,
JAMES Lyoxs. Esq, p. II. ATLETT. Esq,
w. w. CRuMP, b X. WEXFORD, Esq
Lat an who fsver the election Of those shis, CON-
sentative and patriotic Statesmen. LINES BU-
who desire tho triumph Of great national, Union.
loving party nj the Presidential elscion, sttsnd
Come one! Come ALL!
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MOTTO E..--l have this day appoiaIra,
| my agents to conduct IN this city the Re ady
Made Clothing business, Mr.. M. KRACKER and MIR.
M KEMPNEsi, to buy and sell for cash on'y.
ia IS-I2t HENRY j CALfSHER
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PLANK BOOKS. BILL fAPkK, &c.
ID J. W. RANDOLPH offers to merchants and
of the various styles and qualities. Also STATION
cry of the best quality Paper ruled for Bills at r.
rs and Sc per quire Those who intend opening new
sstts of Books in July, would do well to leave early
orders at i2l N ain e. je 1877
DICHNTOND BUILDINta FUND COM
II PANY-TEN SHARES OF STOCK FOR
SALE Low This Company has been in successful
operation for four years and about the same period
$500 will be paid each share of stock then unre-
deemed 10 this company tockholders may bor ow
money ard give security either real estate or their
Those wanting to purchase these ten shares very
low. must apply to-day at the Dnpatch Office.
je lSfs
TUNE 18TH, ISJ6.-.ln order 10 rednce
date su offer s.' our .toc S Of sPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, at greatly reduced prices, and would espe.
cialy ask tho attention Of dealers to tho following
blouse and Brown French Linens
Brown and Blesehsd Linen %! paek very cheap.
Linens .. Of S9.y and an Emars Som. make. a.
sprssues, Aliens Dunnelrs and other prints, very
low and very desirable styles
Plain and Printed Berases
Black Satin Striped do .t.na h.,o- ~ ".
Printed Challies suc,ion r,ic:. ofA
do Jaconcts
Black and Colored Alpaca, Alpaca dc Beige, Grass
Corded end other Skirts
lars ~
Genuine Thread Edeings at importers prices
Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders &c, &C.
Linen Cambria, Pongee aud other Handke rchiefs
ALSO,
GO pieces Mosquito Laces from IS to 100 inches
wide KENT, PAINE L CO.
jeiS
CORK WATER COOLERs-- IIarrabec5s
~ Cork Water Coolers, one of the best and most
complete Water Coolers In use; a small pisce Office
will keep water perfectly cool all day For sale 6y
le ~ BULKLEY co
/ ARklnES,s UkKlV l. L. 3 ID RE-
II FkIGERATORS-We offer TO the public one
OF the best Refscrator In use being several degrees
colder than any other make, with the same quantity
OF Ice. Its various apartments, combined with its
thorough ventilation renders II very .rti
Gle for families. For saIe by
BuLKLEY 4 CO., Sole Agents,
10 l37 Main street.
NO. CUT HnlfHiNlis Ell 90 b6is. Ne
Heriags Is half bills Roe do; Gro.s N q Her
rinsa No. Mackere, 10 In store and for sale by
EG0LE6TON 4 FITzGERALD,
- H-1 No. IL Pearl It.
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SAILING OF STEAMERS The steamship Africa.
from New York for Liverpool Wednesday. took
out ia passengers, and 1888 92l In specie nm
freight. The steamship Canadian which sailed
from Quebec, for Liverpool, on Saturday took 100
passepgera - ~ i~9
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eF-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir-
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
ste amships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the AID ANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized A gents for Express privileges
on these ships
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
ap 4-fs Agents.