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ted debate took place in the English House of
Lords on Tuesday night, ON the Irish Church
question. Earl Derby. the late Premier, who
seems TO have recovered from his illness, de-
nounced Mr. Gladstone's propositions for the
disestablishment Of the Irish Church He said
that the resolves, adopted by only one Of the
Houses OF Parliament, were without binding
force on the Crown: but III a bill was dulv
passed II would then BE- obligatory. He crit
cised Earl Russell's altered views on the sub.
ject, and hoped that by the defeat of this
seneme Ireland would be saved from discord
Earl Ruesell defended himself with some
spirit, and said that the peace of Ireland.
which was ''the object Of his life. wopld be
promoted by the passage OF Mr.. Gladstone,s
measures. He, Earl Russell, said sSe preferred
his own plan relative to the Irish Oharch, but
he was ready to accept Mr.. Gladstoues plan
as more practicable. He depreciated contest
between the Grown and the House Of Commons
on the question. -, s... 80 80 - -
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.
EleYeu Men KILLED

BUFFALO, May The propeller Governor
CushInan, Capt. H. W. Thompson, exploded
Ier ooiier this morning, killing eleven persons.
The vessel was owned by MI Dwight Scott. of
Cleveland, and was valued at $50 900. She is
complete wreck, there being hardly timber
IN her bdt what Is IN splinters. The exploS ion
was terrific. shaking buildings several squares
from the scene of the disaster
Inc following is a list of the killed: Peter
McDermott, Barney Lester, firemen: Frank
Smith, Lewis Anderson, Herman Ereewing,
John Durock, William Abbot, II. G. Stewart,
George Lewis, Jeremiah Moro, and H. 5. Gill
bert, first engineer.
One of the deck hands WAS thrown entirely
over sturgis elevator at height OF one hun.
dred and fifty feet. Three others are in ,ulred
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fBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph

Lewis johnson 4 Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
lssi, coupon, l3A 62O's. 1862. coupons, lbs Y:
1854, coupon, 1i0x; 1865, coupons, lU7: 1865
coupon, new, iosS Saws, le67, eonpon, 1D9S
lo4Cs coupons, ltr3; 7.JUs, second, 107 y; 30's,
third lCa Pacific Mail, Ok; OHIO and Missis-
sippi Certificates 49,; Mnriposa, 4; Atlantic
Mail 81 Canton 5OA Cumberland,31 81 Western
Union Telegraph 81; @ uicksilver, a7x Boston
71's; do. preferrd, "a: Hudson, 1856; Reading,
@h; Michigan Central. lis Michigan Scuth!
sIn. 90h; Illinois. Central, 146; Cleveland ana
Pittsburg, e2a; Northwestern, 6sS do prerd.
75K; Cleveland and Toledo, IO5. Rock Island,
e4a Fert Wayne, 1O4; Alton & Terra Haute,
4O; Toledo & Wabash, 81; Chicago & Alton,
l27a; do. prerd, l28; Adams Ex.. 6l4 Il; Wells,
COX, United States Express. 81; Merchants
Union, 3Ik; Gold, 13sx. Market DUH.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Democratic State Convention-Ho

SAN fRANCIsco, April 30.-The Democratic
STATE Convention Is still in session. The dele.
gates elected represent both wings OF the party.
Mr Axtell has been n nominate for Congress.
among the national delegates is eI-Goyernor
John Bigler.
The steamership Colorado sailed for Panama
to-day, carrying the Hon. Anson Burlingame
and the Chinese Embassy. She has three hun.
dred and eighty-five passengers and S6o6,OJD in
treasure on board, the most Of which is for
New York. An immense crowd attended the
embassy oft, and salutes We're fired from The
harbor fortifiCations ... ...-0
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York money market continues 10
gain steadily in ease The wants Of Wall street
are readily supplied. at per cent. on stock
collaterals, with exceptions at per cent. and
per cent, the latter on Government securities.
There Is still STEADY flow of currency from
the Western cities, and the present position Of
exchanges iustifes the expectation of a SAD per
cent. market within few days. The mer-
chants are more readily accommodated by the
HaIk Der cent. -
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DErARrNKNr or STATE

WASHINGTON, April %, iStiS
3sfcrmasCa has been received a. this de-
partinent from Mr.. e.. NJ. 4 lien, the Consul OF
the United States At Bermuda, WI Of the
<teath, the 18th Of February last II -
George, bermuda, of James T. Cnadw-lI
cifizFE Of the United States
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O FFIC IAB.
DEPARTMENT OF STATS

DEP PARTNEST OF STATE
WAsHINaToN, April p I~4Ss.
Information has been received AZ this De-
pa tBsnt from Mr.. J. III. Do-ienow, the Con-
sui General of the United States At ConstAntI-
nCple, of the death, on thc 23d OF March ultimo
at Con ustantInopIe, oi Mrs. E q. Morr.S wife
Sf the Hon. r. 10y Morris.
Information has been received from the same
source Of the death, on the 1esh OF February
last, 1T the sasee place, Of CLARA =. Long.
daughter of Rev. A. l. Lsag, an American
missionary.
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PARDONED BY THE PRESIpENr.

BALTIMORE, May John v. Kendall, who
was convicted IN the United States District
Court OF carrying on distillery without 4
permit. and was sentenced on October I'd, lS6r
TO be imprisoned one year in tie Baltimore
city Jail and pay fine Of $3.50, has been par
doned by President Johnson, and released from
Jail.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Re1esainx sR che washinston City Pest
Office, Friday, May Il 1865.

~re obtain any of these letters the appIica
nuet call for Advertised Letters giving the date
of the list
y not caaed for within ose month tbsy will be
SAINT to the Dead Letter Once.
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fs.day's New Ysrk Markets.

NEW Yosx, May l-Fiolr dull and droop.e
ing. Wheat dull and steady. Corn is a shade
frmerT Rye dull Oats active. Pork steady
new mess, e39.S0. Lard firmer, It lskaasI
Freights nrm. Turpentine dropping a. s6s7Sk,
cents. Rosin steady at &34ca$3.l5. I -,
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MARRIAGE AND CILIBAcY.

Az Ess.I YoR Youse MkK oS rHR ORR Mz OF
oresse impediments to MARRIAeE, with sure means
Of relief sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address, Or. J sKILLIN HOUGHfON,
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"A TOWN DESTROYED By FIRE.
MoNTPELIEH. VT, May 1.-The entire busi-
ness portion OF the town Of East Berkshire.
Vermont. was burned on the 29th ultiruo.
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ArrAIRs IN MoNreoMERY q,

ArPAIRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Mn
The Marlboro Gozettc Of Wednesday saws; a.
The Oopnty School Comm ssioners live
notice that an election for Trustees insthe sey-
eral school districts win b held at fthesdhocl
hepses sn eatardays the ID day Of Nay, tot tie
R;nssss ce g cos Ss9 Ssis Sssa e.
= 80 3 = anetvs AXs Ans Ai ylil prpssbl{ 4e,s
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INDIAN OCrRAGEs.-A letter from For.
RANDALL says the Indians stole a number of
horses from that post on the 10Th instant. and
yesterday another party ran of three ponies
They said they were going to attack the White.
Advlces from Fort Ellis say ths Blackfeet shot
ids, and stole three N ules from Captain Cook.
A special dispatch, dated Omaha. April 80 says
advices from Plumb Greek Station state tba,
about four o'clock yesterday afternoon party
OF thirty Indians attacked five railroad lshor.
ers, and killed and scalped four Of them. The
other escaped. Only seven of the indians were
mounted. They rode up to the whites, profess.
they tarted on, and, after going a few nscss
turned and fired. Prowling bands have been
ssen In that vicinity frequently of late. The
military authorities are posting troops at differ.
ent station along the road.
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It'd TRUNKS. &8
We invite special attention to sur large aai well
assorted
STOCK OF TRUNKS.
consisting Of
ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER,
FRENCH DRESS,
and ali the lower grades OF
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
At our Trask Waferoon, before makins your - Sc
lections. ! =.
Trunks marked and sent to all parts Of the city.
free VI charge.
WALL, ROBINSON 4 co.,
,ssaa PESNsYLvASIA AVENUE.
F. F oosSEs4a1I1fsD sSSF1s rxrnAcr
JAMAICA GINGER.
Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use.
1t Is excellent
TONIC. ANTI DYSPEPTIC and INvIGoKArOR
And 10 also used for Flavoring purposes %
ACertincate Of Analysis from the leading Ana
ytical Chemist OF Baltimore, accompanies escb
' PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
haaGfaesnred by
=. II bsfgFEoRs sf9TE; Chemist
sole by ths ioiio.ine named Chemists In wash
ins'Sn iHs SSD $50 Pr.
WM. 5: TH0MPsoS, corner 18th st. and n.
'iSo1 3. SIxsRf CO., corner Pa. .v.. and "
5Sss :.:s.: Re e I'd "a "a
I Ri4ssli ssEssSis ss''s ns!!... Eau
ssSESSisssSiI'x ssfSSsSI y. csorL.Y. s..as. ... nh nm.
CoLuAsIttr trFssiN HssHiTAA5 A5.fP4AT.o EqR ZONES AND
R::isnt: as;,Tn{ e sSs,l shsm.sss. Of the a
alss az II ,ss consoH Of he@s TSs
a !. and a.
s. s;;:j q
Chief Of The Bureau of Hsdieins and and s0rsery,,
oassf os orders of tn.
q the IntsrioS e Be made q ths once II pr. J. Il.
t:sss Sss sss ~ =
Ritsi ever Saturday p , a.. By Prgssssor j. q.
sT q sss "
Hs MHpIeAL srAFF. zs u
1Hs22fHPSe4a Hs22f6SeSa - p ss,;fso99 sf 4, Chief
cpHsuLrING BOARD: sa =.
sosl' f%ssss:; sss:s.;: 4: s f S,sss:,:; sss:!:;. Rb
Thonas Siiier n" C,.Mn.S %xi"D n ~
SS;I; x.b'. f.So-.fa' p; - a
1fILK. fIsfe sn siss instrulssrs. which
1s1Dve5lf = lit1s lRsSiHG Sccsratsiy ths ~.
!. AD,(aIa h66 DdfN 4 tAJNo PLACE.
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y suggssteds .tAat u TIE Fenians inlend
70 aiu q ~ 1oy0 tnntly Of kaglen6 }hSy
~ nsys = sAs'sss sash, % - faI 81
i sMcISDgessa fnasf -afzssft 1 haa
tG3a sfsqsts tit sfeca 81 ten
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. - Edwin Kelley, ths ninstTsl ON ts,sl in
ras Acquifssd ysstsrda =. %, . 80
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- SsyefaI Americans at Nass&u, N. p.
have been threateped with prosecution for ex-
pressing thsmselyess antasonisttc 70 British
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Wall Street To-day. ar
NEW YoRK, May l.-Stocks i've and stronx
Gold opened at 139x. Governments steady.
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TESTIMONIALS,

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
cAaS Jsssee sj iAs Sssrenss Co~rf Of Pa, wrisss:
.I and .HoonandS German Bitter T. . ien s.o,
soeis, a.sfS in disease. Of tie digestive organs,
'''''' . ''s GfS' ;iitsH W. WOO %ocb'T5fhiRp." b'T5fiR
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
s~dseS tis Ssprene Cox-r Of Pess syirasis.
,..,.,,..uotfAI1LAMpt fAILA ptL d PHIAi April q, 1855.
sis ..sdeins in o. attacks Of fndirsssion OF
DyspsIsia. can certify this from my experiepce
JANIS THOMPSON.
TRoA Rev. JOSEPH II. KKNNARp. d. D.,
Pssser OF ths TentA Baptist CAxroS, Pii!adsl,aia
d.. Joekso.-Desr Sir: have been frequently
lions sf dinsrsnt fisds Of medicinss but re4sseiss
n Il :: 0S Fl ~
n,IT ysog; % I'm tn:, :sSS: and il ny e.n
Bittsrs. I depart for once from my usual course,
toeHpress full conviction that, Sor seas-al de,
si.ast - Is ss @ sss ssss"s. S,s,sss. g rssss o'T IL
:Sm' % C. case. II may fail but S:u.liy d0ust not it
T0uT'' yer, re'pserqny .vxn
Eighth. be'ov Oostes street.
rRoM REV. Z. D. HENpALL,
eLfO0tC4s.
have derived decided benest from the use OF
Goensnds German Bitters, and feel it my Sriyj
are ron s:s ssS.y: ,sri9
tom diseases arising from deranssnsut Of the
i'1'' 'fs.'b b. rrspALL
a. scSssrSs sSs: a. esrnsn esSsSiss are sSsnssrie.
as t,, tx,,asper Of sscA bottle. All otbsn Are eoua-
ss;s, :,s,s one sns e, ss :,s ss
OBARLEs u. EVANS. Pro
yornsrH o. II. yACGs0 :.
..il a... .|.. .
....I PRICE0.t
'sa.'d' s'...a si...n, r; l:;,s sSs.,s ------sl %
:; :.s s;s:: so: Isi.s ss g g a. S..s:.
~Do not forgst g exsnins ven q srs,c,e ,.,,
esy, IN order 20 GET tAe genuine. ses
so,S X ipSTssE,ss - Dssisu svsyvAss
- PARAsoLs, tli< iaas D. .F-i 1905
suH saApEs,
80 u ..s5., sUN UMBRELLAS.
By the thossspd or single one.
for ssss. Ss' e e'''sd wv wv 81 ELsF ~ bsc
f .l,h A. q 80 sSa Psnosy1van1a ove1fse
ap A-soAt south stds, nesr Seventh street
~ yOHE z. sHIKLDs,
~ MPoRrER AND DEALRR IN
-. ! HARDWARE AND CUrLkAr,
10 ssl PIHxsYLvAHIA AvxHuB.
aeNlA d. WAaRINoroa, DC.
Oun foHep go b, n9ii ~
,,uns SloXp xouxfAM 4eFEI
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DEATH PROM THE BITE OF A SNAKE.-Mr
Jonn brooks, weil-known bird and snake
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, whiis,
playing with a pet fattlesnake, was bitten nv,
the reptile, and died within fifteen minutes
dering verdict of -sdeArh from the hi,e 81 |.
snake. II was an evidence that the deceased
was exnieitfng hie snake to some friends. when
~ turned upon him and bit him on the Ieft
cnesk, nlgn up towards the eye. He at once
replaced the snake in its cage and took a strons
sum piant, remarking TO his wife and dau RhteT
tnat his time had come. They assisted him mn
stairs, where he took an anect onate leave of
MS family, and expired in few moments
baltimore Nsa, A0S Lsf.L
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CoMNuTAgIoN OF SKKrkKcR-.y. Wasbinr.
ton Fletcher, convicted OF murder at she las,
o. Faionj OF the circuit court Of Fauouier. Y,
had his sentence commuted yesterday by Gem
Schoheld to ave yesrs' imprisonment in the
StaA penisentta.y. SA
- Dtsfaeh has got info trouble with ths
!. Richmond rejoices At q rsvivsa Of ,ts q,
80. - fai,.ss'psis Pn. s s.s one dwsllins .hou.. to
- nayes As9Aa. y 70 preside 1t Fepi.u.
New York pAyusckan .,c.,,,, -
exeNa4e6 q b~rning the dsa1. y - q mas
~''usssss - sssAwsss ssaS d.. r'ek
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INTERNAL REvRNrR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were ssl4,5531s.
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MILK fIsfA sn sIss instrsasrs. which
W sen1tly doss& oa lfsesnee Of iotenae e.
, so s,f sTs DIis 3 KINo PLACE.
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fhOM Rev. =. d. YENDALL,
Asssssesf Editor Crisiaa Ssvosscle, Patla
nave derived decided benefit from the use Of
aoeueno German Bftters, and feel il my priyi-
al sho Are suffering from general desllty or
ION diseases arising from deransensut Of tbs
uSH' Yours truly,
Z. d. TENDALL.
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HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
CAiC 1usisee ~ iAs SsS7ense Cosrf Of Pa, writss:
PHILADELPHIA, March lS, lsS7
II md 'HoohandS German Bitters' 10 . good
tonic, useful in diseases Of the digestive oresns
and Of great beneht in Of debility and wspt az
esrvous action n the system. You're, truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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HoOFLANDg GERMAN TONIC,
FRrPAREp Br DIR. c. N. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

Tvehty two years since they we're fret intro
iuced into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undou btedly performed
more cures, and be enehtted suffering humanity 20 .
greater extent, than any other remedies know TO
the public.
These remedies will esectuslIy cure Liver Com
paint. Jaundioe, ID spepsiA, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Chronic D1srrhos. Disease Of the Kid
Liver. stomach, or Int stines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22
I LOCAL MATTERS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Court
COMMISSIONER CHAHOoN PRESIDING. in this
court yesterday the continued case of Lord,
Gates, Jones, and Hicks, was again called.
Tom Davis (negro) was recalled, and tes-
titled that when the parties accused were
arrested, Lord told him that Merrill had
been turned out, and that twenty-five Ben
Buffers could not get him in again and
that after this trial he pord) would be boss
here.
Robert Shaver (negro) testified that Lord,
Gates, and Jones, had requested him to tell
about Merrill: They wanted him to swear,
but he refused to do it. He never swore to
nor signed any affidavit.
Gray testified that he was at Sadier's
saloon when the parties accused were there
with Tom Davis. Davis refused to swear to
the paper they wanted him to swear to be-
fore Mr.. Bossieux, and Lord and Gates tore
the paper up, and threw it on the floor.
Witness picked up portion of the paper
and whitfield it away. Jones came in after
wards and picked up the rest Of it.
The court adjourned until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

10. O. F.-The recent annual session of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows held in
Richmond has attracted our attention par
ticularly to an order which has silently
been doing great and good work in our
midst. The following-named Lodges are
now in operation and fourishing in this
city: Union, Friendship, Powhatan, Jefer-
son, Fitzhugh, Aurora, and Roane, with an
average membership Of over one hundred,
or totaEmembership of about eight hun
dred. Among the members are some of our
most prominent citizens, of means and
talent, as well as large number Of indus
trious and enterprising mechanics.
At the meeting just closed the Grand
Lodge resolved hereafter to celebrate the
26th Of April as the anniversary of the or
der. In accordance with this resolution,
the Lodges in Richmond expect to celebrate
the anniversary this year by a grand pro-
cession, and perhaps by some other demon
strations. The programme will be hereaf-
ter announced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

The Russian Gazette mentions o singular
mode Of robbery on the railway between
Riazan and Koslowsk. The depredators
prepare a stout pole with line and grapnel,
and await the passage of train Of open
wagons laden with sacks of wheat. They
prefer such places as have mounting gradl-
ents, as the speed is less. When the car
riages are passing the depredator throws
out his line, and the hook catches sack,
and by>the jerk brings it. to the ground,
whence it is easily picked up and carried
off. Lately the tackle gave way, and was
borne by on the train to the next station,
when the device was discovered.
The brightest part Of love is its confidence.
IT is that perfect, that unhesitating reliance,
that interchange of every idea and every
feeling, that perfect community Of the
hearts 81 secrets and the MIND thought which
binds two beings together more closely, more
dearly than the dearest of human ties
more than the vow Of passion or the oath !! Of
the altar. It is that confidence which, dld
we not deny it's sway, would give the earthly y
love q permanence that we ind put very
seldom in this world. II II - =. 81. II ls.is
Z "a traveller breakfasting Of IN Arkansas
hotel requested the waiter to take hissesap
of coffee out into the yard and pump some
Of the water out of ait.s issil0a
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ROBBERY AT SPRING PARK.-The villa a

ROBBERY AT SPRING PARK.-The villa at
"Spring Park ''-the old Buchanan Spring
property-was entered forcibly on Monday,
and robbed of quantity Of ornaments and
fixtures, besides good deal of liquor. The
thieves prized open one of the windows OF
the building, and there being no persons
near by, carried on their robbery without
molestation. Mr.. Edward Euker, the pro-
prietor of the park, is unfortunate. He
had barely made his preparations for nice
summer retreat, before he was raided upon.
and he will now have good deal Of his
old work to do over again. He is man OF
enterprise, however, and doubtless by this
time has repaired his losses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE APRIL
T. Hardy, Granville T county Z
Y, old stamp; Miss Ann Pollard, Peters Peters
burg, Va, old stamp; James NJ. sullivan, wan
Baltimore, Md, old stamp; Dr.. A. J. Will
son, Bath county, Va, revenue I, stamp
stamn. william F. Nolan, New York, reye-
nue. rR stamp Miss Indiana Goxling, Suffolk %l
NO stomn: Mrs. C. E. Wilson, Farmville,
Va. no stamp (; j. W. Murray, Richmond,
Va. no stamp James Harden, Waynes-
boro', Va, no stamp; Thomas R. Johnson
Louisville, KY, no stamp; Mrs. Sarah D
Darlington, for better direction; Mrs. Jane
v. Pryor, Vicksburs Va, for better direc'
lion /; W. q. I. Combs, for better direction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

A CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS FUSERAL.-
The remains of Writ NJ. Binford, of Mos
by's command, who was killed on the 2lst
of March, 1865, at Hamilton, Loudoun
county, reached this city by express yester-
day. The body Gill be inferred at Holly
wood this afternoon at o'clock. Ex-mem-
ber's of Mosby's command are requested to
assemble at the Express Office to attend the
funeral of their comrade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

Az EXCITING FREAx.--Last night during
the performance at 1Wrfght's Varieties, on
Ninth street, "a young man, having taken
too much catnip tea, fired his pistol OF IN
the midst Of the auience during q freak OF
spiritual excitement. Great conformation
was produced in the hall FOR q while; and
the young man was conveyed to the second
station-house, where lodgings were fur
'nished him for such time as viii be re-
quired to produce faint impression on his
mind that he has lately made fool Of him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

CIRCUIT Court OF HENRICo.-The spring
term of this court, Judge Christian presi
ding, commences on Saturday, 25th instant
The most important cases to be tried are
that of Jeter Phillips for murder, and Will
liams for stealing mules. In both cases We
niremen have been summoned. In Phil
lips's case it may be necessary to order q
change of Uenue.
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FURNITURE, sc.

rsTABLIsHED ls34.-P. j. CREW y
FI co. isuccessors to G. CREW 4 Son. STEAM
SOAP And CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Sos ia IFS, and 1T Seventeenth street, opposite
Old Market, Richmond, Va. t2St F
Grateful for past fayors, we assure oar irienas
that it Is stil our discrimination to furnish theH
! 't'A ! SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAPS, ,ne
from this home maEufgetOry, LowEss W snaSs "a crn-
same quality can be purchased tn northern A"s =
Aliberal discount allowed ON. large lots up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

KILLED BY LIGTTNING.-During the
storm on Thursday morning last three negro
men were killed by lightning in the tobacco
barn of Mr.. Thomas G. Whitworth, Of Amc
lia county. There were eight persons in the
house, all of whom were shocked. The CO.
lored persons killed are spoken of as faith
full and good servants. The storm was vio-
lent all over the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

=. Observation-Disclosures CHARLES H. WINSTON
will deliver lecture on Thursday evening, the 2'd
instant, In the lecture-room Of the Broad-street
Methodist church.
Subject Our Ladies Considered as Works Of
art.
Tickets, 25 cents. To be had at the bookstores.
o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

ANOTHER MURDERED INFANT.-The dead
body of male mulatto infant was found
yesterday morning in gully near the cor
,ner of Twenty eighth and Franklin streets
1t was buried by some negroes, but the Coro-
ner, having been notified, will have an in
vestigation of the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-22

THE GRAND DIvIsToN.-The Grand Di-
vision Sons of Temperance of Virginia will
meet in Springfield Hall ats o'clock to-
night. Delegates arriving in the city to-
day are requested to report to MIR. A. w.
Richardson, who will be at Springfield Hall,
for the purpose of assigning them to quar-
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