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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The following was the
state OF the weather this morning, at o'clock, al
the places named
New York and Philadelphia, raining; Baltimore
misty and warm; Washington, cloudy-wind
south; Richmond, raining-therm. 100; Peters
burg, clear-therm. 700; Wilmington, cloudy aud
warm; Charleston, S. c., clear-thern. CSC, wind s
w.; Savannah, cloudy-therm. 72o, wind S. E.
Montgomery, Ala, stormy; New Orleans, stormy
therm. CSC; Wheeling, Va, raining all night.
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NOTICE.-In obedience to the 23d Sec
~ ton of the Tax Bill, passed by the Council of
the City Of Richmond. on the Path Of February 1882
hereby give notice co all concerned, that the Com
mittee Of Finance have classified all persons and
firms lchargable with class tax the present year
such a. Merchants Traders, Shopkeepers Manufac-
turers. Keepers of Ordinaries, Brokers, &C. which
classification has been left in the Auditors office
where all interested can see the amount of tax with
which they charged.
Tpe Committee Of Finance will meet in the Council
Chsmber on THURSDAY. the 9th day of May next.
at O'clock. NJ to hear applications from all per.
sons who shall think they are pat into too high a
class The said committee shall. after hearing the
classlof such person firms or permit il to remain
as II has been fixed by them, shall appear TO the
Committee just and equal.
M. L. STRATTON,
ap 2-dlw Auditor q r.
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MURDER TRIAL.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 27-The jury in the case Of
Alfred Sears, who shot and killed Msj. Gregg
Chief Engineer of the Atlantic, Gulf & Florida
Railroad, few days since, have returned q YER.
dict of voluntary granddaughter. The court
fenced the prisoner to pay fine OF 81, 900, and be
imprisoned for twelve mouths.
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Northern Markets

INV York, April 27.-Flour 5t0lO higher
p mneat nrm Corn frm.white so@e6. yellow sstDss.
ton very dull. and nominally unchanged. Spirits
Inrpentine 531s Rosin and Rice unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Flour duh but firm; Howard
street and Ohio quoted at Sc r. but holders demand
ed 80 Is at the close of the market for Howard ST.
Wheat quiet and unchanged-white 81 IDOL Ss red
$i.H@l52 Corn dull-White 7o0H77 yellow 8G61Si.
Provisions firm. Whiskey dull.
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r Owe ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG
ABy Charles Reade. Author of "Rhite Lies ,,

T Owe ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG
ABy Charles Reade. Author of white Lies ~
&c; IS cts.
LAN9eTROTH on the Honey Bee. A practical
treatise on the Hive and Honey Bee. By l.
Langstroth. Third edition: 8 1875.
ANNUAL of Scientific Discovery; or. Year Rock nj
Tracts In science and Art for 1859. Edited by p
Wells Is. ~ "
HOURS with my Pupils; or, Educational Al.
dresses. &C. The Young Lady's Guide. and Pa
rents and Teachers Assistant. By Mrs lincoln
Phelps; leo. A'"o0in
Treatise on 1heisn. and on the Modern Skeut;eal
Theories. By Francis Wharton, author Of "a
mr., Treatise on American Criminal Law" &c; rs.
The LIE OF North American Insects, ByB Jae.
ger, with illustrations; 1 rs.
The Romance and its Hero. By the author of
~, Magdalen Stafford 90.
MORE about Jesus. With illustrations and 4 Man.
By the author of "The Peep Of Day. &C; 6Oc.
CHAVALIEk on the Probable Fall In the value
OF Gold; the Commercial and social conseaucncee
which may ensue. and the measures which q
invites. By n Chevalier. Translated By Richd
III Conyaiescsnt. By N Willis; Is.
ID T-H
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
ST.. LOUIS, April 25.-The Overland Mail, with
San Francisco advces to the 4th iost has arrived,
the trip having been made in twenty-one days and
eight hours. shorter than any of the preceding
mails.
The dates are not 80 late as received by the
| ateamers.
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L0Ex.

- LOST-A perfectly white
ASNpoodle DOG. that answers to the name of
"uip." a suitable reward will be maid for her re-
turn. DANIEL III LONDt,N
az 8-2t Franklin ct. betw'n Am and 5th SITS.
I .OST, on Saturday last, near the cor
~ ner Of Main and 18th streets, my FREE Pa
PEERS. They were In tin box / will give libt-
raj reward for them if lefs ct this Office.
JOSEPH TONGET,
ap2S-lts A free man of colcr.
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A@TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESrERFIELD.-
It being understood that the Office OF COMMON
WEALTA'S ATTORNEY. for the County of Chester
field, will shortly become vacant by the resignation
Of Alex'r JONES' ESQ, declare ms self s candidate
to supply such vacancy when it occurs.
ap l5-ts OHRISTOPpEk McRAE
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~eourHlRH SAVINGS Back.

OFFICE AT X. b. fhiCGs BvOASIVnB,
No. 1917 Main st ,aezt door TO Kent PUNE d q
This institution receives deposits. which inter
eat il paid at the rate of per cent per annum u
remaining on deposit months, and5 per cent for
shorter periods.
OFFICERs-Joel Watkins, (of Watkins 3 Flick.
len President; VIM Jenkins, Secretary; p B
Price. Treasurer.
DIREtToRs-J B Watkins, George Herring. P T
Moore, X Howe, John n Regnault, P B Price, VIM
A jenkins. VIM Ira Smith. j B Ferguson. Jr.
an OFT
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April N.-Senor Mata, the Minis.
ter for the Liberal government of Mexico, will be
officially received tomorrow.
Secretary Cobb, who has left the city for Geor
gia, will return on the 10th of May.
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NJ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city Of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ja 26-ts
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uIHD,

B Yesterday evenlnG. NJ eAMuEL hcADAA. IN
INA 1Sisnsss - srouaintances Of the family ere
rssnse13iiv inyi1e1 10 af1eud his funeral from his
- EsieirS n 8. pap6fS please copy.
On "wednesday, April 18th. At o'clock, 2. y, At
the residepca Of her hubbard, L. b. Perkins, Mrs..
JANE n. PEHKISq ~ the 3sth rear ofhsf sc. nne
iafives sn6 iepds 20 mourn their irreparahle loss
Her funeral viii tshs place q the Trinity Church
an Tharsday a O'Clock, p. NJ The relatives eDd
ffiends OF the family are respecfully invited 70 ct
TEND without further notice
Dearest sister thou hast left u.s.
Here thy loss We deeply fee;
s. But tits GoA that hath befeft rs,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again We hope to meet thee.
When the day Of life Is fed;
Then In Heaven with JOY 20 greet thee
Where no farewell tear IL shed.
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SU NJ N E r ARRANGE.

SU NJ ii II II AkkANGE-
<@ MENTS.-REDUCED RATES. -
NEEMR The United states Mail Steamers
M. JAMESTOWN. Capt. Parrish, and
HOANOkk. Capt. Skinner, will carry passengers to
and from Virginia at reduced rates
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parrish. leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock, City
Point same evening, and Norfolk on WEDNESDAY
at IL O'Clock. noon, for New York, arriving there
early next day and In time to connect with the line
going East and North.
The ROANOKE, Capt Skinner, leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock, City Point
next morning at 9 O'Clock, and Portsmouth same
evening, for New York, arriving next morning.
RETURNING, the AMESTOWN leaves New York
from Pier Is, North River every SATURDAY affer-
neon at O'Clock for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, taking freight for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New fork from Pier Ii.
North River. every WEDN ESDAY afternoon, at
o'clock, for Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage State Room included, between Nor
folk aud New 80 90
steerage Passage. W
Passage, State Room included between kiCh-
mond, Petersburg and New York..-...... 90
SteeTage Passage. w
Passage, State Room included. between
Lynchburg and New York .................... l3 90
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same as
by the river steamers.
NJ Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
The new and splendid steamer YORKTOWN will
soon be put upon the line at the same rates above
forming q tri-weekly line.
ap 28-ts LUDLAM 4 WATSON
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oxR or sHR lannon's Tho steamer Pocahon.
tas could not leave Petersburg, Va, Tuesday
morning.. because the harbor was % narrow that
sAe cossld nat turn around. 30 says the Kxprees.
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U. 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP

ROANOKE.-Hour of departure
V O'Clock, P NJ. FRIDAY. Freightre-
~ ceived on Friday, up to the hour of2
O'clock VI, unless suficieney is received earlier.
Consignees requested to call or send down for their
goods
Passengers requested to be on board by the
hour of departure.
passage s.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Boston freight taken. shippers may rely on this
route being the most expeditions, and rates mode
ate, LUDLAM WATSON.
0S-ct
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MAKE UP YOUR PARTIES.
THE
Big Show is Coming 1

M AhE w fOuh PARTIES.
Big Show is Coming
ORION & OLDER's
Great Southern Circus
LARGEST ACROBATIC CORPS
EVER COMBINED IN ONE COMPANY,
viii exhibit at Richmond,
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY. and
april 18th, 2eth and 30th,) on
COUNCIL CHAMBER HLL.
W. ADMISSION IS CENTS, to circu.
and Ethiopian Entertainments.
The principal features of this Model comnan,
constitute a full and efficient corps Of
EQUEsTRIANs.
ACROBATs.
HERCULEANs,
and DRAMATIsTs.
culled from the Stars of both Europe and Anna
RIGA.
THE SPLENDID BAND CHARIOT.
Containing Prof. ABLES Military Band, viii en-
ter town at 10 o'clock, on the day Of Exhibition
drawn by 10 beautiful Match Grey Horses, richly
CnpahisOneu, anu uiNou W rfpi. dto W moses, u
modern Jehu and 40 horse driver.
Grand Concert.
Immediately after the conclusion of the Circus
Performance, and under the same Pavilion, tho
SABLE HARMONISTs
will give o GRAND CONCERT. consisting of new
Songs. new Dances. new Burlesques. Comicalities.
&C.. &C.. By the following well known talented per
formers:
CHARLEY LEWIS,
RIA LINDLEY,
ANDY MORRIS,
FRANK sCHULTZE,
who challenge any similar party to compete with
them ap l9-llt
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THE TROUBLES IN MEXICO-REvERsES OF
THE LIBERALS-BRITISH CLAMORS FOR IN


NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-The steamship Tennes'
see has arrived, with dates from Vera Cruz TO the
22d, and from the City of Mexico to the 18th inst
Miramon had forced the lines of Generals Ampu.
dia and Llave at 0rizaba, and reached the capital
on the 18th, with considerably diminished army.
The Liberal forces had been defeated and driven
from Tacubaya and Chapultepec, with the loss Oh
200 men.
Miramon was numbering peacesble foreign in.
habitants in the capital indiscriminately.
A formal protest had been issued against the
recognition Of the Juarez government by the Uni
U. S. Consul Blacks exequator bad been with
draw n, and he bad been banished from the coun'
try by the Reactonist government.
MazstIan had been taken by the Liberals under
Gov Pesqueira, of Sonora.
An English squadron was threatening the ports
on the Pacific coast, and demanding the payment
of indemnities.
The British minister insists upon the foil pay
nent of the claims Of his ceuntrymen, aud the
British Commander before Vera Cruz, is instructed
to demand 81 100000 from the custom house
there In case that amount is denied him, no Is 70
lombard the city.
The JuareZ eXequator oil the spanish conSui OF
Vera Cruz is withdrawn.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CIRCASSIAN.

CAPE RACE, April Give have the following ad.
ditonal items of news by the Circassian from Lie
verpool on the 18th, which passed here yester'
day.
Political affairs on the continent are unchanged
The negotiations for the meeting of the Peace
Congress were progressing slowly.
Several political prisoners in Prussia had been
liberated, but no formal amnesty had been granted
French squadron had sailed for the Mediterra>
mean.
The Paris bourse closed firm Saturday at 60 for
so confines
The Prussian loan just negotiated, is to meet mil
itary eventualities.
1t was expected the English Parliament would
be dissolved about the 2lst inst.
Judge Halliburton, (the author of "Sam Slick, ,
had been Knighted.
Commissioner W. B Reed had arrived in London,
on his way home from China.
The American ship Reindeer, lost off the coast of
Manila, was bound to San Francisco. Her crew
were saved.
LIVERPOOL. April 16. A M.-The Niagara, from
New York, is signelled.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. April I6, P Motion closed very
dull. with declining tendency Flour aud Corn
firm. with more inquiry Provisions steady.
LONDON, Saturday, p M.-Consos closed steady at
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRIoULrU-
ee>(S RAJ SOCIETY The Monthly Meeting Of
the Executive Committee of this Society will take
place on WEDNESDAY afternoon next at the office
of MIR. Lyons, at O'clock.
C. DIMMOCK, see'y
ap 2S-td Va. c. A. Society.
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FATAL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
CHICAGO, April N.-The steamer Eolian, from
st. Louis, bound for St. Pauls Minnesota, burnt
and sunk in Lake pepin, on Friday. Four persons
were drowned.
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~ $5.000.-A rare chance is now
offered to invest the above sum in pleasant and
of the parties investing may may not be devoted
Address during this week MANUFACTOR,
ap N-3ts Richmond Post Office.
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The General Conven,
ton Of the Episcopal Church Of the United States
will assemble at Richmond, Va, on the 9Th Of
October next.
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yorR on 0oocaLANp couSfy. m fnR LATE KlscrioN
yos Jupo. or rar Cosascp ApssAss ws havssssa
the oficia, returas, ulEned ~ the oouuaissioneF.
Only sincty-eisht votes, ell told, were cast. o.
these Robertson received 81. Baldwin Il, and Par.
ker l. Very little Interest seems to have been fol,
in the election.
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ARREST on A CHARGE OF RoBBING THE U. s.
MAI.-A letter from Stanton, Va, states that
James L. Mcguire, special agent of the Postofice
Department, caused the arrest there, on Saturday
last, Of nan nam ed Grove, on the charge of rob.
bling the mails. It appears that since the LIST of
Jauuary last about sl2 900 in drafts passing thro
the Stanton postofice to and from Harrisonburg
and Richmond, Va, Baltimore city and other
points, have failed to reach their destination. Re-
Gently Mcguire was directed by the Department to
inquire into the matter, and the result is the
rest Of Grove. On his person was found portion
Of the contents Of decoy letter placed In the mail
by Mcguire with o view Of detecting the thief
Grove Vas employed to convey the mail from the
railrosd depot In Stanton to the postofice. ny
this meaus be obtained occasional admittance into
the ONCE, and thus had access to the letters re-
ceiyed By the mails.
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- AucrIox. Groceries, Bacon, &c.,
THE III ss MH1SiS XG B DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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R HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY-The
MA annual meeting eff the Hollywood Gene
terry Company. will be held at the office of the Pre-
sident. on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of May, at one
o'clock, P. ii.
WM II HAXALL,
ap 26-dtd Secretary
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D% PIcTUREs, PIcrUREs.-All kinds
of Pictures known in the art taken OF Corinthisn
Hali-Gibbs' old Gallery. Photographs colore9 in
Oil, Water, Pastel. Crayon. Indian Ink. Particu-
lar attention called to charging old DaguerreOtypes
by the Photograph process. Pictures of deceased
persons and invalids at their residence. warrant
my pictures not to be surpassed By any in America.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Postmaster workmen employed. ap 27-2ts
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METALS. METALS.-JOHN N. COR.

Iva DON 4 son, Ath street, near the Exchange
Hotel. offer fer sale large stock of Metals com.
prising Tin Plate. various sizes, for timers and
spelter solder; Braziers and Shseting Copper Bolt
Copper; Galvanized Sheet Iron; English Refined.
mered Iron, of superior quality; Refined Horse
Shoe Iron rolled and slit; Norway and American
Nail Rods; Horse and Mule Shoes, various Sizes
English and American sheet Iron; ussia and Imi
tation Russia Sheet Iron Band, Hoop and Scroll
Iren: Palmer and Mccormick Mould ards.
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arocr m CONTEMPORARIES, SroRI

p,ryusra Ac. At AUCTION --Attension 70 sAked 70
,hs ~ ~ NJ nj Dslarue's stock Of Oontectionar
res Store fixtures. &c. This morning. commissioning
" 70 Il. Renting Of the store e. q: balance
of the year. 1rct
ap 28-lt
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CHApIN's SELECT SERMONS

We have before us two of this series, published
ing New York by Thatcher Hutchison. The au>
thor Rev. 4. Chaplin, D. D, is one of the most eo-
quent clergygymen of New York, and he has ma
ny friends in our city, where he formerly eff
ciatAd.
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DEATH or De TocQuEvnLK The City OF Wash'
ingtou brings the news of the death OF Henry
Alexis de Tocqueville, the distinguished french
author and statesman, He Was often member o.
tho French Legislative Assembly, and 10 ls4S waa
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of the French Repub-
lie. After Louis Napoleon seized absolute power
he withdrew from public life, and occupied himself
with the composition Of book upon the "Aucient
Regisae. In which the causes Of the French Reyo'
luton sre apss.xsd In . masterly manner. His
Democracy n America 10 the widest known Of
his works on politics.
wnrnrn IN vmoisIA.--snow fell to the depth Of
six inches 1t Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, Va,
on Friday night. letter from the Blue Sulphur
Springs, Monroe county, says 1t showed there on
the same night. At Culpeper G. H. thunder
storm commenced on Friday night, and on Satur-
day morning changed into.a snow storm. For two
days after the Blue Ridge mountains we're covered
With snos. On Saturday there was heavy snow
storm q Weston, Lewis county, VI.
TIE JuDsGAL ELxcrlon .--Sixtsen counties-Ai-
bsmarls, Augusta, Berkeley, Clarke, Cuipepes,
Frederick, Greene, Jefferson, Lousa, Madison, Nell
SOB, Orange, Page, RoekbridgA Rockinghsm and
Shsuspdoah-give asa votes for Col. Baldwin,
l.7lS TOT VIM. n. Robertson and Its Tor Judge
Parker. 0oochlAud gives Mr.. Robertson Sd major
ity. leaving ceust - 70 hear from, among which
Hardy, Psndlssop, highland and bath has gone for
Baidsin. spd 1iuvsnna for Robertson. The elsc.
tion Il thus LETT still uncertain. The officers Of
election 10 the various counties win meet In Har.
Eisonburg to.mofrow 70 coant the votes.
AocDEHx4-Ths Mr.. Stuart mentioned BY iele.
graph = aaong shose dangerously injured By III.
sxp'ostea = ses steamer st. Nicholas, b Ns. Bris
coo =. Stuart, son Of Hon. ~ n. n. etusvt, 81
etsansop, Va He sas ssssssly bnsna1 % NJ fHcs
snd han1p.
LAunsg ~ - s6lp xssktowp, os1led BY
tbs ytsGiele 49, ship Company, uss on Ncaday
astsss0e& eooeessfnly launched from Mr.. w II.
wsb1N ~ y. I. She vs. taken to the
Mese 0oskss foe< ef Ninth streef, \ n to
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Loss oFA G0yERNMENT sTE.,

LOSS OF A GOVERNMENT STEAMBOAT.
81. Louis, April H.-The government steamboat
Mink, with cargo of government stores, sunk
near 81. Josephs, Mo-, on Sunday. Loss $4,000.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED DEFAULTING BANK
TELLER.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Geo. A. Anterior. teller Of
the Southern Bank, has been arrested on the
charge of embezzing $53. 900 Of the funds of that
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~ByRRoWs' RELIABLE MEDICINE-
The Great Spring Remedy of the day, cures
SCROFULA
RHEUMATISM,
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
FEVER and AGUR,
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
This valuable remedy is prepared by a Virginia
Chemist and is well recommended by prominent CT
items of Eastern Virginia. For sale by
JOHN GAKLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
p27-lw Market Place Franklin at.
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~ RHFRIGERAToRs,
REFRIGERATORS,
REFaIGERAToRs.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Prices such that every one afford to buy one.
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot. at 1877 NJ ain
street THOS BULKLEY.
ap lin
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TIE oFrJCIAI wpANCIINn IN I1rAu

ST.. LOUIS, April 27.-The official difficulty bes
tween Gov. Cummings of Utah, and Gen. John.
ston, grows out of the refusal of the latter to
withdraw troops from Provo City, which were
sent there under requsition of the court for the
protection of witnesses.
DEATH OF BISHOP DOANE OF NEW JERSEY
BURLINGTON, N. j., April 27.-Bishop Doane,
Episcopal Bishop of the diocese of this State died
at O'Clock this afternoon.
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- LIFE IHsURAHcE-1st May, 1859.
on and AFTER the LIST of May next we win increase
LIFE INSURANCE RISKS to $4,000 on Q
single life. Capital over $6,000OU0. The sdvan-
tages of insuring with u.s. is PERFECT arcUsIrY, 1t
the LOWEST COST, and the DIVIDENDS PAID WHILE THE
INSURED IS LIVING.
The annual dividends are 40 per cent
ap 25-5t KNOWLES WALFORD-
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~ MECHANICS HALL--THl RUSSIAN WAA AND
eIras or SMASH roL, graphically portrayed. with
all the battles. sieses. bonbardnents. storms and
copfagratiops during that memorable conhict-fne
whole accompanied By the Armory Brass Band
nren .,srv r,obf ap H-tf
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-. PoasHArfs Of MAYOR Mayo, Judge Crump. a.
Jadson Crosse. ESQ /, nss n ksad. nev ~ deter.
Rev Mr. wallis. Rsy Mr. geurtney, nowi1 Booth.
Maggie Milphell. Annstis fpcs. LIS 11onts Fanny
Brown. 0eo Kuukls. ksQ and over 800 beautiml
isaies aud gentlemen Of nichnond Photoeraphed
aud on exhibition By the famous Artists. RHEs
Co., 1.e Main street. Also. hue likeness Of Miss
Helen Dresser who escaped frpm Utah. and deliver
Cd lecture last evening q tho African Church. on
Mormon life.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

~ Il am now in receipt of my second supply Of
fresh and desirable new spring and summer Goods,
all Of the latest styles which have been bought du-
ring the last week on the most favorable terms-
consisting in part Of Double Jvpe black and colored
silks; Robes 2; Volants 2; Jupe Bsreges and organ
dies; Misses Berege Robes; volants. Bereges and
Tissues; black and coiored Bingham; black and color
ed Silk; black Alpacas and Bombaxines; bayAdere
Damask; Lace Mantiiiss and Shawls; White Grape
shawls; Ribbons and Trimmings of all styles, and 4
full assortment OF heavy goods for servants wear,
besides various other goods too tedious to mentiop
all Of which am offering ut small advance on
their original cost
Being thankful to my friends aud the public for
their generous patronage shall endeavor 70 merit
the continuance OF the same. ALI now ask II CALI
and examine my ct. ok for yourselves, az am coeh
dent can please the most fastidious.
ALFRED MOSES,
81 Main ats