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irru in Congressional proceedings will fol-
I've. The Senate exploit of eiecting Mr.. Stock
.~ md the shock of the veto message. Inc
fI~r.. will not be full FOR 4 Week or more, a
t. n..u stated by one OF its members. III Is q
80, when members like an opportunity, II
,..it9r 10 visit their homes. Besides, Con-
.,.a.. "a ks aS much interest in the Connect-
r- election as i'll the grand object OF negro SUI.
yr.ra If they carry the former, they VIII
,,.Tlra the latter. Connecticut last fall gave
s.> thousand majority against negro suffrage
- mar Krpublican State. If the Republicans
lin carry It, Congress will be encouraged 10
.u<i>, on negro suffrage
mo New York TriJ"ae declares that the
,.,o message renders ii absolutely necessary
,,aI the blacks should be protected by giving
.f..1 the right of suffrage.
II the Connecticut election is carried, rs II
rr1hqblv VIII be- 10y the Republicans, 1t VIII
l.. claimed as the victory OF radlcallSm. Inns
yrul humble and discourage the few Republi-
r.,l.> who have manifested conservative pro
l,,,ri,, We shall witness its miSchievou>
effects in all the future political legislation OF
Congress.
Senators are now III Connecticut, decmins
rlrir duties there of more Importance lhah
those M the Senate for the present. oh Mon
day prrhap> they Will hear arguments against
rIn veto message: and on Tuesday, II their
new recruits are al in place, they VIII over
ritr The Presidents message.
The Bankrupt bill Will be tried AGAIN IN n
.ullr House. Some of its friends regard III
with les. interest now than they qua oclofe
II was 80 essentially modified loIA'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. :
New Jersey Senatorial Election Explanation.

New Jersey Senatorial Observation-Disclosures
PHILADELPHIA, March Ex-senator Ludlow,
of Cumberland county, n. j., who offered a
resolution to 60 into joint meeting in the New
Jersey Senate on Wednesday next, says that
the recently published dispatch in regard to
the vote on that subject might lead to mis-
take, and explains that the vote was ten In
favor and nine against it, and that the resolu-
ton was lost because OF previous resolution
which had been passed by Mr.. Scovel voting
with the Democrats to make a majority of the
whole number-eleven votes being necessary
to pass the resolution. The ten votes given in
favor of going into joint meeting comprised all
the members elected rs Republicans except
Mr. Scovel, who voted with the Democrats
against It, [See notice of this matter else
where
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small PoN-precautions i'll Virginia II Freed
men must Work.

FoEr MONROE, VA, March 2s.-Ihe military
aud medical authorities OF ms dis'llct Nv
actively engaged in deyising means 10 improve
the sanitary condition of the freedmen ana
other inhabitants of the peninsula. Sillall-
poN introduced by the returning coloreo leA'tl
troops, has made its appearance, bu' ho' W
such an extent as to excite alarm, ana lnea-
>urr< have been adopted by which patients
viii bc taken care of, and 4 further extension
Of the disease prevented. Tents have been or
dercd 10 br put up for small poX cases on the
beach.
Major. q rucr;u Miles, commanding the as
trct has recently issued an order that All ne
groes not found employed will be taken charse
OF by guard detailed for the purpose, ana SO.
10 work clearing the country Tor the sahi'ai
Improvement of Hampton, Slablo"h' anu
other negro villages of the Peninsula
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From South America.

WASHINGTON, March 80. - Recent adyices
state that Paraguayan force of three thou
sand men crossed to the southern bank OF
the Parana and attacked the Argentnes.-
After a severe fight the Paraguayans recross-
ed the river, having first destroyed the stock
of lumber prepared by the allied army for
constructing RATS to cross the river. Ihe
Argentine loss was two hundred killed.
Active operations are expected soon by the
allied fleet, but the Instructions in the river
will probably prevent direct attack upon
Humatia.
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MR.IrxcoLN AGAINST THE RADICALS Colo.
mel Lamon, late marshal OF this District, ana
the intimate, confidential friend of President
IincoIn writes 4 letter stating Z" that he Is
entirely certain, from Mr.. Lincoln's repeated
declarations, that he would have eXerted all
his authority, power, and influence, to bring
about an immediate reconciliation between the
TWO SECTIONS of the country. As far as de-
peuded upon him, he would have had the
Southern States represented In both Houses OF
Congress within the shortest possible tiiae.
Mr.. Lincoln knew the base designs OF the
Radicals 10 keep up the strife Tor lheif own
nd Vantage, and he was determined 10 thwart
them. AS he himself told me often. - HdShtng-
ton Correspondence. baltimore Sun.
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New Jersey Politics.

WARRINGTON, March 80. - Several reports
from Trenton say that Mr.. Scovel, of the Sc
nate, voted with the Democrats in preventing
a Joint meeting to elect Senator in place OF
Mr.. Stockton, recently ruled out of the United
States Senate 1t is said that Mr.. Scovel, who
holds the balance of power" in the New
Jersey Legislature, has announced himself as
in favor of the Presidents policy.
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From Highland County.


Fu,or> Dispatch The warm, genial days
- ,..rly spring are making the pastures and
r'attiowS OF this delightful grass grazing re-
.,sg look green and beautiful. Spring birds
ave- RECALLING aud cheering lis with their gay
,,rrr.ttl notes. TIL. mountains will soon az
.4r1 an their peculiar attractions. The farm
.~- 4y,. awaiting themselves of the early
.ar!u. in this county 10 prepare the ground
IRA large crop. They are turning up the sod
for gold, which they say they hope TO find
..lv one foot from the surface. May theil
l4l1rS be repaid by an abundant crop.
Very Respectfully,
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PIANOS.


WIN. KNABE Il co.,
w MANUFACTURES or
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y = Y y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
Pr N o s
These instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have upon their ex'
cellencs alone, attained an USPrRcHAsRD Pre-
ExIsEscE that pronounces them unequallsd. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fne singing quality, as well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and Is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action IL con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usagea
of the concert room with that Of the parlor upon
an equality-unafected in their melody; In fact
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
ia s-3m BALTIMORE.
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From san Francisco-AdyiceS from President
Inn

SAN FRAxcIsco, March 29.-President narez
writes 10 the Mexican Consul here, under dtte
Of February 23d, that the cities OF 'nihuahua
and Parras have been evacuated by the lmpe
r!ali>l< and that the French have concentrated
their forces 1T Durango. .o
Our Ministers to Japan and China were
handsomely entertained at dinner 'o-uts ~
Mr.. Brooks, commercial agent lof japan III
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New YORK, March 30.-Cotton has declining
tendency; sales, 900 bales at fO04lc floul
steady and unchanged. Wheat and corn ad-
vanced lc. Pork heavy. Lard and whisky
steady. Groceries, naval stores, petroleum.
and freights, lower; cotton, 5-l6@ &c. Goid'
on the street, l274.
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Last Moments Of Senator Foot" The Beautiful
Gates"

Rev. DR.. Sunderland gave the following very
interesting account Of the last moments OF
Senator Foot in his sermon:
.sFrom IN early period of his illness he was
impressed viii the belief thar he should never
recover. ON various occasions the speaker
prayrd with him. On one occasion ne re
marked that he knew II was Il poor llllle 10
seek religion in illness. He felt strong desire
To accent the terms Of Divine mercy II h" could
only have INSURANCE that q cd would not reject
him after he had so long rejected Goa. AT
another time he remarked that he was trying
10 do two thingS-trying 10 get well, ana Try
ing 10 prepare TO die. He could not diNest
himself Of the idea that h" should never re-
cover On Sunday he expressed his conviction
that il was the last Sunday he should spend on
earth. On Tuesday, as II toreWarned OF APP
proaching death, he spent the whole DAY III
taking leave OF friends, aud the religious eX-
ercises To his wife, sobblng by his oeassoe'
and to his friends, hessaid 'lhere Is no oeca-
sion for weeping. This Is heaven begun be-
low | do trust in my Saviour
little later he remarked that he had been
irving TO call 10 mind If there was any human
being 10 whom he had ever done an INJURY. II
there was he trusted 10 be forgiven. DURING
the night he made an expression OF !allh III
God. and partook OF the communion bread
aud wine At o'clock in the morning IL
wos evident he could not last long, ana ne
signilied his desire 10 once more see the capt.
toll. where lie had served so long. lie was
lifted up, but his eyes were ALREADY covered
with the film of death. The thlrty-thrd
Psalm was then read, and his faVorlte verses
of faith in the Redeemer were sung by MS
desire He then folded his wife 10 MS near !
in q In 81 fond embrace, and exclaimed, w nat
can this be death?' and shortly after look OF
ecstacy come over his face, ana ne crleu out
7 see il | see it The gates are wide open
Beautiful Beautiful" and Immediately eX'
/ N
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DISTRIBUTION

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gEG 81
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DISTRIBUTION is made in the following manner:
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During the past year this Association has sent .
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The Following parties have recently drawn yalu-
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Letters from various parties throughout the coan
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for in every case they add new life and vitality, ana
restore the waning energies to their pristine state
70 the young and middle-aged, they Will prove
most invaluable ; ready, specific and STERLING
medicine Here is dream realized that Ponce de
Leon sought for three hundred years ago, ana
never found He looked for fountain that wouid
res tore the old to vigor aud make the youth ever
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TKE ENGLISH REFORM BILL.-lhe iiiali
features are a reduction of the qualiiica'
tions of county voters from fifty ponnd'
10 fourteen pounds occupancy, and for DO
roughs 10 seven pounds rental, ana 10 ious
ers paying ten pounds or upwards for apaIl,
ments. The measure adds about four buhoie"
thousand 10 the number of voters.
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LIFE-GIEING PILLS

have been used with the greatest success. Their
mission 10 not only to prevent disease, but to cure
They search ont the various maladies by which the
patient is suffering, and reinvigorate the falling
system To the aged and ntrm, few doses OF
these valuable Pills will prove 10 be
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DEMBERTON Il CREW, dealers in
| COAL AND WOOD, office Seventeenth, iStr ,a,
between Cary and Dock; Best RED and WILT LIZ
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for CRATES stoves, ana
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and Az b
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE WOOD mn Its
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
y RNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS ANTHRACITE and Nj DLOT ii l u
COAL and WOOD for sa le by ,,,,n,rnou
n Borders promptly filed. de It's
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Extract of letter from Bishop Whelan.l

WHEELING, January S, 1855.
The very remarkable and highly cultivated
talent which presided over the Musical Department.
al the Sisters I'm Wheeling, unrivalled, probably,
i'm any institution for female education In the coun"
try led me, IA duty to the pub lie, to encourage
the erection of buildings of such extent, and so
located AS to present To parents every possible IN
ducement TO avail tin nseves Of the benefits OF the
school The Sisters now occupy their new build
ings al Mount de Chantal, and will, In April, be
pupils The same sense OF duty which led to the
Improvement now suggests the strong and decided
recommen dation which hereby address TO the
will be extensively circulated by the friends 81
education and the lovers of music especially In its
cal department as beyond competition. In oaAel
respects, regard the school AZ Inferior to none.
X. V. WHELAN,
70 le-sm Bishop OF Wheeling.
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From Mexico.

san FRAScIsco, March 29.-President Juarez
writes to the Mexican Consul here, under date
of 23d instant, that the 1mperialists have
evacuated Chhuahua.and Caros, and that the
French have concentrated forces at Durango.
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Canadian :. Army of Observation

TORONTO, March 2s.-Orders have been Is
sued 10 muster out OF service tue SUI Piu
volunteers over the number OF ten thousahu
which number will be kept rs standing
army OF observation - OH the frontier.
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BANGOR, Me, March 2S.-Ihe Democrats
fired a salute yesterday in honor OF rresiaehl
Johnson's veto of the Civil Rights bill.
New HAVEN, CoSS, March ga salute OF
thirty-six guns were fired here III honor OF the
Slr
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Lynch I.aw I'm kentucky.

CIScIxxATI, March pa negro, IN farls,
Ky. who had outraged 4 white child OF ohiy
ten years of age, and afterwards muratle .
her was this evening taken by citizens from
Jail and hanged His body Is sti!l suspended.
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Why are the Charlottesville ladies like a
fiddle Because they are always silent unt I'll
awakened by n bow lbeau), and bow t6eanl
always puts them into violin tremor violent
treIn0r. - hr0aicts.
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THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

cannot stay the flight of years, but they can force
back and hold aloof diseases that might triumph
over the aged and the young Let none hesitate
then, but seize the favorable opportunity tha
offers When taken Is prescribed Tor
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 30.-FlOur dull. Wheat
firm White corn, "a 73c.: yellow, 7l@72c'
Oats steady. Glover seed firm 1T $500. Fro
visions very firm. Groceries steady.
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Posi-. OFFICE APfAIRs.-Broad Run Station,
fauquier county, and Occoquan, Prince
William county, are re-estabiished. Mattox
Creek, Westmoreland county, Is discontinued.
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1THANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING
4 SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY-FIVE
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for N.co;
Eleven for $500; Thirty for $500; sixty nys ios
80 90; One Hundred for $500. AGENTS
WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United states
money .whep convenient. Long Letters are un'
Orders Tor SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
case be accompanied by the CASH, with the names
Of the person sendng and town. county! AND siA, 70
'A' GOODWIN, HUNT Co.,
Bog 500 Post-oincs, New York.
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II was left for this day and hour to realize the
dream, and show, in one glorious fact, the magic
that made il fair.
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The Proposed Negro Demonstration i'm Rich
mouI.

WAsHISGToS March 3O.-The Star says that
the Government authorities have taken mea-
sures to prevent any demonstration being
made by the negroes of Richmond in puolc
celebra ton on the Sd of April
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Box 500 Post-oiacs, New York.
fs lS--d &sw3m<
NOTICE TO COAL-PIT sINKERS

NOTICE TO COAL-PiT Si :-KSIsS
the eist day OF April proximo for sinking two sr.
eular shafts ten feet in diameter. on the property
of the Dover Company, Goochland county. Viz.
ginia-ihe Dip pit 20 be sunk 70 Twelve feel ssiow
Mr. 70 ie on level with that OF The Dip pit sup
posed depth not to exceed four hundsed feet ealcw
The curbipg the curbing TO be OF h9teka Mtd N
cement Two mule gins will be set'rp ammedi.
atey. and steam engine p soon % possible. the
the supern!sndsn, q the CSnIe.,nys X0sss:
to sink and trim tho pits verical furnish bis own
tools, lights, powder, &C., and bis Own hiaskAnssh
and 10 brick In the place Of any son petah. The
supplies can be procured at cost from ne Company.
| No hard metals are expeeted-only alternate lay
/ ers OF slate and sandstone.
Miners Who may NOT wish to contract for the brick
work may propose for the sinking either Dy the
The work viii be measured and paid for monthly
twenty. ave per cent being retained from each pay
| meni until the work shall be completes.
| Proposals should be addreased TO the unaer'
b. G.. p. STONE,
Engineer and superintendent Dover Company.
II NH It'd e. ..e. 1881 #sF ..sFas Nss1as. J.
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BILIOUS DISORDERS,

nothing can be more productive Of cure than theSe
pills Their almost magic influence Is ielt al once
and the usual concomitants OF this most diS'reS's
disease are removed These remedies are made
from the purest
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS AXE
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
DR.. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.

These Life giving remedies are now, for the first
time, given publicly to the world For over a
quarter of century Of private practice the inSre-
dents in these
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Ola NOS!
JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHAN
No. lss MAIN STREET,

RICHMON MUSICAL EXCHANGE
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use
General r. <. LEE, Washington College, Licking
ton;
d. B. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. r. E. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. c.
CAvRL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton !;
Professor Z. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. 1a2-ts
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NV SATURDAY AND EASTER SrNpAY.-To-
me last day Of Lent. and on tomorrow
GH Eathalic and Episcopal Churches celebrate
' ,n Ea.nrrcction of our Lord. Services will
,,"anfia in the Episcopal Churches at the usual
hour and al ha', i. pon,,fc.I Mas -1"e
"S~.y.ral Of the first artists Of the Italian
,,,o~, Troupe have kindly volunteered assist
W! =, me choir al the Cathedral to morrow,
, Mr. Strakosch offered the services of his
".,Ia,tr. Unfortunately, the latter could not
'',,..n.ci. in the absence of musical arrange
..~.> II is highly probable, however, that
,,,. ~ them will sing in the choir. AT all
..,x Mr. Strakosch and his artists de
.'rya 10 hr commended for the kind splrii
,rry have displayed III this matter. The sub
." was merely mentioned by an outsider,
.h., Mr. Strakosch very literally offered &c
y, All in his power. We learn also that some
w The artists have offered 20 assist the choir
=, paulS.
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COAL AND WOOD.

CARGO OF COAL FOR SALE.-TwO
I J hundred and twelve tons very superior RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, to arrive, for sale low
if immediate application is made: -,rtrr
south side the dock, opposite Libby prison.
At
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labor I'm the Country,

-.sret 10 learn from the country-ssreral
was especially the upper James river
SECT ,,e colored laborers have become very
'"', liable They are hard to please, and
"' '',, mon the most trifling pretexts. There
lea ANY large farms which are without Ia
az and none have full supply. They
U|', ,,,car. and. il is supposed, come i'll the
"'>'t .,,, of the city. This is the source OF
GU" 49,, anxiety among farmers. They fear that
w." . .ne limited crops pitched may, in part,
t,..h, the scarcity of labor at the critical
p, Of their cultivation or harvesting . ,
We have had encouraging accounts from
.,,, sections; but we must confess that the
favorable reports are increasing in number
and extent --
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL

Core, pondcnce Of the Baltimore sun.
WAsHISGroS, March -, 1886
,LulI in ConGrc>s-The Connecticut Election
and Negro >uti'rage-Efiect i'll Congress or the
rc>ult-oyerriding of the Veto, &c.