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The IRISH tHuica Qs is o,,srs i
REILLY no Mr. Z, aDsToNE DpREas. D;
LONDON, May ~ The sla,zi sa,rs the
Queen Will take no part In Tie contsst' Il.
the House Ct Commons on the Irsait Cbursh
question. Her reply 10 Mr. GIadstone's AL.
idress - cure TO be favorable. "a
lsoes,t,3 In the House of Commons, the
reply of the Queen to the petition Of the
House, based on Mr.. Gladstone's third re-
solution, was announced. The. Queen gays
she desires that her interest IN the tempo
ralities Of the Irish Church will not in a INV:
way hinder parliamentary legislation on
that subject. Mr.. Gladstone will to-mor-
row bring in q bill to suspend, for the pre-
sent, the making Of additional appointments
in the Irish Church. - 1
YORK RACES.
At the York races to-day the great north
ern handicap Of two hundred sovereigns
was added to a sweepstakes OF twenty soye-
reigns, and each was won by Captain Gray's
Fortanio.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-H0uSe.-Nlr.
Schenck made personal explanation, de-
nying that the Ways and Means Committee
had employed secret detectives.
The Secretary of War and General Grant
were called on for all documents regarding
the southern elections.
The bill admitting Arkansas was then
taken up.
The bill admitting the reconstructed /"
southern States being up, Mr.. Stevens
offered the following amendment
" Provided, That the provision Of the
seventeenth section of the Constitution OF
the State of Georgia shall not apply to o
debt due to any person who, during the
late rebellion, was loyal to the United States
and opposed secession"
Mr.. Stevens gave notice that he would
call the previous question, in order that
the vote might be taken the first thing
tomorrow.
Mr.. Beck argued in opposition to the
bill, and made some strong points.
Mr.. Robinson followed, and the House
adjourned without seconding the previous
question.
WAsHINGToN, May 13.-Senate.-A com
muQ1CaI1Ou 1FOk1 6ucucIdl 1oht3 WV 30
yoluminous information from the southern
States, was referred to the Military Com
mittee.
The Chair presented the Constitution OF
South Carolina; which was referred to the
Committee on Territories.
The joint resolution of the Ohio Leglsla-
ture looking to the preservation OF life on
inland waters was referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce.
Mr.. Sherman presented the resolutions
of the Ohio Legislature protesting against
the reconstruction acts and instructing Its
senators and requesting its representatives
in Congress to vote for their repeal; also
protesting against the bill limiting the jurls-
diction of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Sherman said he regarded these re-
solutions as extraordinary, and at his IN
stance they were tabled.
John w. Forney's resignation OF the
secretaryship of the Senate was laid on the e
table, against Mr.. Cameron's motion that II
be accepted Immediately.
The bill admitting Arkansas was, after
the failure of an effort to pass it at once,
referred to the Judiciary Committee, with
instructions to report on Saturday, so that
the Senate could act on it on Monday:
The Senate then adjourned until sasur-
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PAYING THE DEBT IN GREENBAcKs.-
The Chicago 1snses is responsible for the
following:
6 Then NE shall have what are called
good times splendid times. Wheat and
greenbacks will be exchanged bushel for
bushel. A barrel Of whiskey will be sold
for two barrels of legal. tenders. Collectors
of Government revenue will go about with
wagons having lofty and capacious recep-
tacles ON them like those used in hauling
charcoal, and will gather in the public taxes
with pitchforks. To levy FIVE dollars in
gold will require one-horse wagon load
Of creenbacks. But the Government bonds
will be paid The only question viii be
how to pay the Government greenbacks.
This is something the plan does not contem-
plate. Specie payments under it will be
reached -nevet.' 9
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THE ADVERTISE MENT
THAT
EVERYBODY READS
AND
PROFITS THEREBY.
PROFITS THEREBY.

Every one who reads the newspapers looks with
anxious eyes for the advertisement OF the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
because they know the great array OF bargains adj
vertised can be found when called for.
LEVY BROTHERS
never advertise anything they have not got for
sale; but they have thousandsof
BARGAINS
which they have not space In the limits OF the
paper to enumerate. Look at the bargains they
advertise this morning; and though the prices
seem incredible, you may rely upon finding the
goods there:
GRIsELLE STRIPE DRESS GOODS, zoe. per
yard, worth 2sc.
SATIN CHECK BARGE ANGLAIs, CSC. per
yard, worth s73c.;
SATIN CHECK LENos, In choice colors, at 4oc.,
yeay cheap;
Blue, only 4oc., worth soc.;
BLACK AND WHITE sILK-MIXED PoPLIN,
soc. per yard, worth double the money;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, s2ac., cost $l.2sto import;
IRISH LINEN, at s7A so, and soc.. very cheap;
IRISH LINEN, at &c., worth 81, and cheap at
that;
LINEN DAMAsK, the everlasting article, at &c.,,
worth 81;
LINEN DAa1AsK DoYLIEs, sl.2s per dozen,
worth at least So;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, hemstItched, at
great bargains, some as low as 2sc.;
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs, very fine, only
Soc, worth 81;
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs. finest import
ed, 81, worth Sl.5o:
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHlEFs, colored
corners, 5oc., worth 81
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, white
corners, 5oc., worth 81;
EMBROIDERED BANDS, CSC. for the double
band, great bargain;
EMBROIDERED FRoCK WAISTS, soc., just
about halfthe value:
EMBROIDERED DRESSES for infants at g.
worth about IS;
CROCHET EDGINGs, twelve yards for 2sc.,
worth SC. per yard;
DIsnTY BANDS, 10, l2A is, 20, and &c.,;
DAISY or D1uTY RUFFLING at SOC. piece,
worth sl.25;
LACE, COLLARS, new styles, Is, 50, and 7sc.;
BLACK LACE Wells, 2sc., worth Soc.
BLACK LACE for yeils warranted pure silk, for
soc. per yard;
FRENCH wovE SHIRT FRONTS the very
finest fabric, only 5oc.;
SHIRT FRONTS, stitched, only l2ac.;
ENGLISH GRAPE, the greatest bargains ever
offered;
PATENT FACING FOR SKIRTS, only &c. per
yard;
Fine SWISS MUSLIN at 30 and soc., worth 90
and 7sc,
CHECKED MUSLIN at 1924 20 and &C.;
superane FRENCH soFT-FIEIsH cAMBRIc,
Il yards wide, st5oc., worth 7sc.
white CAMBRIA, very ane, Aoc., worth soc.
White cAMRRIC, extra superane, Soc, worth
RUSSIA DIAPER >. sa-chesper than the
cheapest;
COTTON DAMAsK, for eGonnterpaines and Ia
BILE Cloths, very cheap;
Ladies' SILK UNDERYEsTS At % and ~. 80 2
pair. worth double.
5s Great bargains In
GALIC0E
BLEAcHED and UNBLEACHED C0TTQE6s
COTTON YARNS,
FLANNEIS.
RenieIiher t!ist chr stofa Ii st isa5 Main street.
nearly opposite the Qsd ALarkef. s5ss.
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& Il ~ - 4
Dir. HoGE IN ST. LoUIs.-From notices in
our exchanges, we learnt Rev. DR.. Hoge,
OF this city, has been preaching series Of
sermons in the Pine-street church (Rey. b.
l. Lacys), st. Louis. Larger congrega-
lions attended the services every night OF
las Inst week than are usually seen in that city.
0n last Sabbath he was to preach in the
central church (Dr. Anderson's) Ia the
morning, and DR.. Brookes's at night, and
address the Sabbath School children in the
afternoon.
The young men of the city sent him
letter, with upwards Of fifty signatures,
requesting special sermon, and this was
announced nc for last Monday night.
! This cordial reception Of DR.. Hoge viii
"e very gratifying to his friends in Vir-
s;hia, especially to his congregation in this
ehy, and must result in good.
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DrSDREARY DERASGED.--A silly story is
gong the rounds of the papers to the effect
WA. Dir. Sothern, the actor, has Dundfeary
IN on inc brain-is, in fact, deranged BY some
y OF mental back action, through which
t h simulated semi-idiocy Of tho character
as mas been personating has become Q real
;; : AS the story goes, Mr.. Sothern
!, L, IN pressed with the idea that he should
, ia'e eleven fingers, and occupies bis entire
hue haa IN counting and reconnting, in the,
I Yd, o. recovering the lost digit. lss,cI
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CIRcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE. Byers, who
was arrested for assassinating a successful
rival, Dunning, who was visiting Young
lady at Vincennes, Indiana, the other Sum
day evening, has. been discharged, on bring
inc witnesses to swear that he was at some
distance from the scene Of the murder OF
the time Of its commission. Yet the Wad-
ding Of the gun was made from the leaves
Of q law book, and torn book with leaves
corresponding was found at the house Of
sByars S. 4
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Democratic Nominations I'm Missis-
SiDpi.

JACKSON, Miss, May 13.--The Demo-
cratic State Convention has nominated B.
G. Humphreys, the present incumbent, for
Governor by reclamation; Kinloch Fal-
coner, Lieutenant Governor; c. E. Hooker,
Attorney General; and G. X. Marshall,
Superintendent of Immigration. The other
nominations were unanimous, and entire
harmony prevailed. The nominees will
address mass meeting tonight.
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a., ihe e, anniversaries Of different religions
naa 0lher societies usually held during the
Sr pash !; 81 May in New York are cow i'm pro-
s'ess In that city.
h,. ane Ia crosse Democrat has opened a:
s, aaa Office in New York, Tin respoEae to
general desire of eastern Democrats
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e News FROM MExIco.-San Francisco,
May City Of Mexico advices to May
LIST, Uia Acapulco, state that Jnarez is in
quiet possession Of the Presidency. All at
tempts at revolution in different portions of
the country have been suppressed. Consul
Cooley, Of this city, authorizes denial of
the reports about the fight of Juarez.
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California Crops.

San Francisco, May l3.-The wheat
crop of this State is 20,0O0,000 bushels !;
barley, 100000 bushels; and oats $780,
600. A deficiency in tonnage for its export
is apprehended.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May 13.-The mail and tele-
graphic accounts promise an unusually fine
crop of wheat in the Black Sea country.
VIENNA, May 13.-The bill guaranteeing
the right Of trial by jury has passed the
lower House.
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Arrest by the Military I'm A1abama-
Movement I'm Behalf of the Dry Tor
fugas Prisoners.
SELMA, Ala, May 1.-TWO men, named
Banker and Waller, were brought here to-
day in irons by the military authorities
from Sumter county. They are charged
with being engaged in lynching the muir
derer of Binnis, who was killed in Marengo
county some weeks ago.
The ladies held large meeting here to-
day, and appointed committee to wait on
General Meade in behalf of the citizens of
Eutaw recently sentenced by military COM
mission to the Dry Tortugas.
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George PEABoDY.-The statement that
Mr;5Peabody, on quitting Rome, had left
to the Pope f2O0, 900, is denied ON au-
thority. The Italian papers report more
accurately that he had given $4,000 for
one Of the educational institutions in Rome.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May l3.-Noon.-Co nsols, a4M
@94as. United States bonds, 7O3s@70A.
Afternoon unchanged.
LONDON, May 13.-EUening. -Consols,
s4aass. Sugar frmer.
LrvERpooL, May l3.-Nooa. - Cotton
frmer estimated sales, 10, 900 bales prices
unchanged. Breadstuffs and provisions
unchanged. afternoon Breadstuffs dull.
Lard quiet. Pork, s3s. cd. Beef, lis.
Cd. Bacon, 49s.
LIVERPOOL, May 13.-Erening Corn,
3ss. Other articles unchanged.
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Gale at Sea.

SAVANNAH, GA, May 13.-The steamship
Gulf City, from New York for Havana, put
in to-day in distress. Her decks were swept
in heavy gale, but no lives lost.
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The Black Emigrants for Liberia.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 13.-The ship Col
conda, with 446 negroes, bound for Liberia,
cleared to-day.
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IL FIRE.. Hl;te H'dter, VS., May l2s-
sDennison s. Tanners paper mills we're
burned Yesterday morning. Loss, $50, O00 !
insured FOR $40, 600. The origin Of the fire
IA unknown. ;ss3 "a
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Refusal to Admit surratt to Rail-.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-Chief Justice
Cartier this morning refused to bail Sur
raft, on the ground that the prosecution
was ready for the trial, and that it was at
the instance of the counsel for the prisoner
that the case was continued.
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HH1LDREN's CARRIAGES
y FOR SALE Low AT
j. E. TOWERS Z co.'s,
uv1a-lw No. $40 Main street.
NIoTIcE no CONTRACTORS. Prop,

NIoTICE TO CONTRACTORS po-
~ sis Sor hn,sd,,e denots at Hanover Court
house Louisa Courthouse, Waynesboro, anu FISH,
ersvfiie win be received by the undersigned nnt'i
VT These hudines VIII be OF wood seventy feet by
thirty nj NJ aynesboro, seventy By twenty NJ
Hanover and Louisa Courthouses, anu seventy 10y
Twenty-Five ut Fishersviiie. ..a,, a, ,,,a 1,,,ca
of the company In Richmond q, z. &,
Payments, ole-faurfh cash, and three-ioufths IN
BIZ, t~ciss, 1iu m d. WHITCOAIR, ~
General Superintendent.
RrcHMogp, May ., lsss. my s--sayas
NOTICE-The undersigned, having
Sc s.,itead as administrator on the esfate OF
Al CyJRRIE, deceased, hereby notifies Az
persons indebted TO said estate tnal VII y
Sax,rs claims agaist said estate VIII present .hcm
To me Tor payment. TH0alAs s,
EyyS-3t - =
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. A TORNADO on THE HUDSON. dispatch
from Poughkeepsie, New York, dated May
10th, says:
g A singular freak of the winds occurred
in the Highlands, near Cold Spring, about
O'Clock yesterday morning. At that hour
there was scarcely ripping Of the water
in Newburgh bay, nor was there wind of
any note south of West Point. The moon
at the time shone brightly, and many yes
sells were drifting north and south. The
sloop Mary Warner, bound north, had
passed Cold Spring, when q terrific gust of
wind swo0ped down from the mountains,
striking the vessel with full force, and be-
fore her sails could be taken in, upset her.
Happily, the crew, with great exertion,
escaped drowning. The next vessel was q
schooner, also bound north. The tornado,
with its force not the least abated, struck
her also, and drove her ashore on Stony
Point, where she now lies in bad condi-
ton. The next vessel to feel the effects of
the hurricane was the sloop Surprise, of
Poughkeepsie. She was thrown on her
beam ends, but managed to reach safe an
chorage without damage. Then followed
the sloop Illinois. She entered the circle of
the tornado while her crew were endenyor-
ing to get in sail, but they were too late.
The wind struck her with great violence,
and she, too, was driven ashore on Stony
Point. The schooner ] NJ. Clark, of Provi-
dence, came next, and was hurled ashore
on Stony Point as quickly rs her predeces-
sors after which the wind lost its strength.
The tornado was apparently about one
mile in width, and travelled from east to
west. 1t is possible that damage has ensued
from it in the interior"
BRoRsEN's COMET United States Naval
Observatory, Washington, May II, 1863
Sir,-I have the honor to report that Bror-
sens periodical comet was observed here
by Professor Hall on the evening of May
18th, as follows:
INNS. HIM. s.
At 8 ~ 81 NJ. r., A. r. 70 % 33 Dec. 1927 81 g.
The comet is now approaching the earth,
and is bright telescope object, with q
round and well-defned nucleus, but proba-
bly, will not become visible to the naked
eye. It is visible in the northwest early in
the evening.
The comet was discovered by Mr.. Brorsen
on the 26th of February, 1876. It's time of
revolution around the sun is five and one
half years, and the present is, therefore,
the fourth return since its discovery. On
account of its unfayorable position in 1851
and 1862, it was not seen, but it was OBJ
served in 1857. At its present return ii
has been found by the aid of an ephemeris
computed by Professor BruhnS, Of Leipzig
whose calculations are based on the obser-
yations of 1886 and 1857. Y
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
/ B. F. SANDS, Commodore,
Superintendent.
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy
Washington.
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The New. Tax Bill.

WAsH1NGros, May ls.-High Treasury
officials here oppose the new revenue bill
on account Of the change in the appointing
power.
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Editor Arrested by the Military.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May l4.-Jacob Frolich,
editor of the White county, Arkansas, Re-
cord, has been arrested by the military for
structures on official acts.
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Municipal Nomination In Washing.
ton, ID. c.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Conserva-
tives have nominated John T. Owens for
Mayor.
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WASHINGTON, May lS.-Rain has been
falling here oil day
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The VOC IA Georgia

AUGUSTA, Ga, May l3.-The official re-
turns Of the reosnf yote show II 500 ma
jority for the Constitntion.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAWYERS.

nj P. HOWARD & POWHATAN RO-
Ns BERTs. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL.
LORS AT LAW, will practice in all the courts
street. my lin
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TsACT0RY AND ENGLISH DALI 4
E CHEESE on eensig nmsns. For Pc. s sslss n a..
spa FALAEtks ~ a 3 \ at,slA Z W. &
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BAKERIES.

II E. GILL,
NO. $40 BROAD STREET,
THE LARGEST t@
BREAD, CAKE, AND CRACKER BAKERY
in the city.
Every article In our line of business made of the
BEST MATERIAL.
All kinds of CAKES and CRACKERS made
fresh every day.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
on the most reasonable terms. Call on us before
purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced.
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!. BAGNALL,s BAKERY

II G. BAGNALL'S BAKERY,
Je 1908 MAIN STREET,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-third, Isl
keeps constantly on hand fine assortment Of
best manner and of tile best material the market
affords. Also, BREAD AND CAKES ut the low
est rates. Owing to the advance in stock, Ihaye
been compelled to put up my list Of prices In crack
ers. Inow sell
Soda Crackers, 12c. Butter Crackers l2c.
Spice Nuts, Ice. Water Crackers, lie.
Sugar Crackers 1ec. Cream Crackers, Ice.
Arrowroot Crackers. Ice. Picnic Crackers, l2c.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY CAKES.
furnished at reasonable rates.
A liberal discount made to merchants. my8
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PROVINCE OF SAC PAUL0, BRAZIL.
$40 pAULO RAILWAY.-Aa u ALLY
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paul0 and jun
diahy, running within thirty miles Of Campinas.
JANUARY 1895. Superintendent.
n, b. The booking Office In Santos win be open
for tickets and luggage the arriyal of the boats
from Rio 80 ~ Inh a-e0d6m
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WOODS AGUE AND FEVER CON-
of chIlls promptly and permanently. Any number
of certificates which testify TO the truth of CHS
may be seen ut our store. One trial only ID Huhi-
Client to convince the most skepticai sufferer that
we know whereof We speak. Try It.. Prepared
and sold by WOOD d SON, ~
my II Druggists, s.
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T,OURTELOTS HIGHLY CONCEN-
i TRATED EXTRACT OF BEET.--It Is put
up in Jars containing g half pound and one pound
each 1t does not soon deteri0ratc by exposure to
the air, and can be used ut any time after being
opened without fear OF change. For sole by
1850 "a $50 4sf J. BLAIR, Druggist,
my2 sas broad Street.
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SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
- MENT, lss8.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VIA
THE RICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
US1TED STATES NAIL TWICE DA NJ
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP.-
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRA1NS.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
st The DAY TMROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily ut lO:45 A. NJ, arriving in wash
ngton mt 6:15 =. NJ, connecting with the early af.
ternoon express trains for the North East and
West. ,ni, -, ,.,
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily fSundays except.
ed Mt $40 p. NJ, arriving In Washington at $40
A. NJ. connecting with the early morning Trains
for the North. East, and West
Both STEAMERS stop Mt Alexandria eacn way;
The sACCOMhIODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Br0hd
and Eighth streets, at p. M. Returning arrives
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, ap,
ply at the office of the company corner Br0ad and
Efphth streets, ShockOe Hill, and ut the ticker
office. corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. r. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent. MY Il
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA{LROADCO.,1
RICHMOND. VA, May 8. 1868.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY THE 10TH
W OF MAY THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
Will run as follows: ,.,g,a
cent Monday at q A. n. Mail train daily at 10
p. NJ. ..,,., To-
A. NJ Freight trains leave Richmond at 4:so r. d..
and Petersburg nc A. III.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII taRe she E ~ .n ~
passengers for Clover Hill must leave Rich
,nond for Chester by EXPRESS TRAIN at A.. ID.
On INTERMEDIATES and FRIDAYS, connecting at
Chester with the coal train. Il. u. GILL,
m~a -.IE Engineer and Superintendent.
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ARRIVAL OF HORACE GREELEY.

Horace Greeley arrived here this morn
ing, and was at the capitol<in conversation
with members. Quid nuncs say he is here
to try to carry uncertain senators into the
impeachment scheme, but other authority
says Greeley came here to visit his family,
who have been temporarily sojourning in
this city for some weeks.
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SUGAR-C0ATED PILLS The attention
~ of physicians and others Is called 70 my stock
Of SUGAR-COATEU PILLS and GRANULES,
have I'm store the most complete assortment In the
city from the best manufacturers which cSDs6n
at manufacturers prices. f-3s.ssssi - s.si.
Catalogues and price lists furnished on arplica-
ton. JOHN w! RI6ON,
Apothecary and Druggist,
corner Main and Third streets.
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Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy,
Washington.