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I Saot.-Northern, $9. l50s3. rs q bag o. % rs.
Su0ar.-Brown, 1Sgl6c. |; extra 40, leAc:
"B,h Ice. "a l." 1sAc.; crushed ana pull
verified, 'lsalsHc.; cut loaf, 1shQl9Ac: ;,
SaH.-LiYerpooi from wharf, s3: logs3. 10 y
sack in store, IS. 5t@$3. 80; ground alum SALT
IS. oda.-sal., 4N@sc.; bi carb., s@sHc., in
kegs.
senaca Root.-2G026c.
Soap.-Common, 60sc. best washing, l2c. (;
toilet, l502Oc.; and fancy prices; country,
s@sc.
Spirits Turpentine.
Stares.-Pipe slaves, $50 n ], 200; white oak
hogsheads slaves, $50 q 200; red oak hogshead
slaves $50 n 200; barrel slaves, $50 q 1,2Oo-
dressed for shipment, $25; hogshead headings
LnomihaD, $40 y 1900; lager beer slaves, COZ
OK, $50.
Tar.-$3 25@$3. rs q barrel.
Teas.-Black, 75c. @$l .45-the last q prime ar.
ticls; imperial, sl.7o@s2; gunpowder, sl.769
Tallo,o.-lO@llc.
Vinegar.-Cider, 4o@45c.; manufactured, 90
@40c. q gallon.
Wheat.-See Report of Corn Exchange.
Whiskey. Common, proof, $3.50; pure rye,
$685.. Fine brands higher. p Hanger,
Seniors, old rye, 90. 6o@$4.5O.
Wool-Unwashed, 2o926c; washed, So03sc.
Wine.-Port, common, g. 50Q$S.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Noon.-Stocks
active. Money, per cent. Exchange,
1O9I@lO95s. Gold, 1885. Virginia 6's,
so. Tennessee 6's, both old and new, 81.
Flour dull and slightlyin favor of buyers.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn lie. lower.
Pork lower; mess, S26.509S26.62. Lard
frmer. Cotton active, excited, and higher,
at 29%@3Oc. for uplands. Freights dull.
Turpentine easier ct $3.50. Rosin firm at
So rs for strained.
Evening.-Cotton opened active, ex-
cited, and decidedly higher, but closed
quiet and scarcely SO firm sales 1000 bales
at 29%@3Oc.-closing with no buyers at
over 2915 Flour favors buyers; southern
brands active but steady. Wheat dropping.
Corn-Mixed western, sl.l8@s1.2l white
southern, sl.15A@sl.lS1a. Mess pork,
$27l0. Lard, l79l8c. Groceries quiet
and steady. Turpentine, 66G661a. Rosin
unchanged. Freights quiet.
Gold, 1881. Sterling, 1O9n0lO9T.
BALTIMORE, April s.-Cotton firm at
29c. Flour steady. Wheat firm; Mary
land red, s2.9O@S3. Corn firm; white,
Sl.lO; yellow, Sl.lS. Oats steady at 9Oc.
Mess pork, s27. Lard firm. Bacon-Rib
sides, Ice. clear rib, 17I9l71ac.; shout
ders, l4I@l4Rc.
ST.. LOUIS, April 9.-Superane -four,
s7@e7.5O. Corn, S9G92c. Mess pork,
s27.25. Bacon dull; shoulders, l3Ac.
LOUISVILLE, April s.-Superfne -four,
$3.50. Corn, s2@sac. Mess pork, s27.
Shoulders, l3Ac.; clear sides, l7Hc.
Lard, l711ac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 9.-Spirits
turpe4tine, 50 10000. Rosin firm; strained,
$3.50 pale, S.. Tar, s2.l5. Cotton, 2S9c.
CHARLESTON, April s.-Cotton in mode
rate demand, but holders too firm for buy
ers. Sales, $50 bales for the week, 1850
bales. Receipts for the week, 1888 bales.
Exports, 3,246 bales. Stock, 1851 bales.
Middlings, $780,; holders asking SOC.
AUGUSTA, GA, April a.-Cottop stiff.
Sales, $50 bales; for the week, $3.50 bales.
Receipts, 23O bales for the week, 1870
bales. Middlings, 2S4c.
SAVANNAH, April s.-Cotton opened
quiet, became excited, and closed quiet
and steady sales, 1900 bales. Receipts,
| 1866 bales; for the week, 1856 bales. Ex-
ports, 10, 1923 bales. Stock, 2S,325 bales.
Middling, 29c.
MOBILE, April 9.-Cotton closed firm !;
midd1ings, 3D1ac.; sales, 500 bales re-.
ceipts, 1929 bales; exports, 45S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-Cotton active
and advanced; sales, 1000 bales; rereints,
LIP bales; exports, 1889 bales; mid
ding, SIC. Sugar-Louisiana fair, &c.,;
prime, l3%c. Molasses-Louisisna re.boll.
ed quoted at 7s985c.; Cuba, 100000.
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IMPEACHMENT SToRIEs.-A Washington
letter in the Baltimore Gazette, speaking OF
Robinson's proposition in the House to
stop the impeachment proceedings, says
that when the report Of the proceedings
reached the Senate there was most lu-
dicrous furry among the Radical members
of that body, and for few moments pusi;
ness was almost suspended. The rapid
change which is taking place here IN re-
gard to the probable result OF the I'M
detachment trial seems to be rejecting upon
the Jacobins themselves, and is producing
q corresponding depression in their RANKS.
IN q word, impeachment is now generally
regarded here as upon its last legs.
We give this story for what it is worth.
We still believe that Mr.. Johnson will be
convicted and turned out of office.
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From Alabama-The Cotton Crop
Frost = Politics -Important Legal
Decision.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April "a close
estimate shows that there is no cotton in
the State except that at the warehouses in
Montgomery, amounting to about $500
bales.
There has been another heavy frost, and
vegetation is badly njured.
Political affairs in the State are gene
rally quiet.
An important decision was rendered to-
day by Judge Arlington, of the City Court.
The case arose on the following facts In
1862 the State Of Alabama advanced to
the Arms Manufacturing Company $780,
900 in State bonds, to enable the company
to build an arsenal and to manufacture
arms; but as the purpose of the State was
to arm Confederate soldiers, the contract
was held by the court to be null and void.
The suit was brought in the name of the
Governor.
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land AQenc1eS.

TsHE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
VIRGINIA.-E. q. RANDOLPH ~ ~
Branch office, Richmond, Va, a. n1 u 'n 30
corner Main and Tenth streets.
This agency advertises extensively the iano ~
of nartias who comply with its terms lree "a
ali charge, except in case Of sale and through
it's extensive connections has disposed u
vsry large Quantity Of land since 1855.
Those wbo desire to sell within the year VIII
consult their interest by correspondence ~
once with us, enclosing descriptions OF tne pro-
perry ZOE saA'' ". 3. ROBINS,
AocSi O. 'AoA Richmond, Va.
Now Offering for sale, over FIVE hun
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues;
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REPUTATION THREATENED BY A LEAD
ING RAp,CAL.-In the Senate, on Wednes-
dsy, Mr.. Wilson opposed paying William
q. OTIS, of Indiana, for damage done to
his land by Federal soldiers during the
war. Morton, Of Indiana, coDtended that
the claim for damage to land by the army
was as legitimate as any other claim
AGAINST the Treasury, and reminded Will
son that if such claims were repudiated,
the next proposition from the West might
be to repudiate other and larger claims
known as Government bonds, and strongly
hin,ed the danger of tempting the western
sentiment in this particular. If the west
ern landholder was to be plundered, the
eastern bondholder might share q like
fate was the plain English of the argu-
nent. Hendricks also demanded that the
claim should be considered, and decided on
its merits, and limited st general repudia-
ton.
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The New JURY BlLL-MR. DAy1s.-The
hill which passed the Senate Wednesday
in relation to the qualifications Of jurors
Of the United States is most important
measure. 1t removes the prohibition from
those serving as jurors who have previous
ly expressed an opinion on the merits Of
me case to be tried. 1t is understood that
his bill was framed with express reference
"a the case of Jefferson Davis. It will be
remembered that Judge Underwood testi-
led before the Judiciary Committee that it
would be impossible to convict Mr.. Davis
without the jury was packed, and this bill
taking away the right of challenge from
the defence, nothing will be easier than,
rpder the auspices of Judge Underwood,
to lin his own language) "pack jury I"
thst would convict Mr.. Davis Of any crime
rnder Heaven.
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At public school exhibition In Mi
chigan village, one of the visitors made q
brief address to the pupils on the neces-
sity of obeying their teachers and growing
up loyal and useful citizens. To give en-
phasis to his remarks, he pointed to large
national flag, spread on one side of the
room, and inquired: "Boys, what is that
flag for ?" A little urchin, who under
stood "the situation of the house bet
ter than the speaker, promptly answered
"To cover up the dirt, sir."-Neao York
Sun.
THAT same flag covers up great deal
of dirt in this region
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OPINIONS OF SENAToRs.-A Washington
dispatch to the Providence Journal, OF
which Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island,
is one of the proprietors, says: "There
is good deal of gossip in reference to the
opinion of certain senators. The fresi-
den; speaks with positiveness Of Grimes,
Fowler, and Van Wrinkle, but those who
are in position to know all the facts say
that Fowler has never given anybody
cause for circulating such rumors about
him. Grimes has been opposed to the
policy of impeachment from the first talk
about it a year ago, and he takes little
pains to conceal his disgust at the situa-
ton, but nobody knows certainly how he
will yoten
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SDeciGL Notices.
wAMERICA AGAINST ENGLANI

wAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from
the choicest materials, very richly perfumed,
warranted not only equal but superior to the
English, and fifty per cent. cheaper. They ara
superceding all foreign toilet soaps in this
market, as it is well known that since their
in production the demand for the latter has fall
len OFF fully one-half. Manufactured only by
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia 80 Bar.
clay street, New York. no SO-eow6m
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REMARKABLE ORDER. The Orphans
Court of Washington city has made the
following: "Ordrsd (by this COURT, That
upon the decease of party leaving last
will and testament, codicil or codiclis
thereto, such will, codicil or codicils, shall
Dc deposited in the Office Of the Register
OF Wills within ten days from the date OF
the death of the party, soho shall, at the neat
meeting q the court, present said a0sA TO THIS
C0uyt,n dc.
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JOHNSON s GuIaoN, p. q. ap lo-F4w

wv D. BLAIR s co. have just received
w from first hands full additions TO their
stock Of fine GROCERIES at the corner Of
Ninth and Main streets, embracing newly
strength and flavor, fine OLD FRENCH
BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, WINES OF
fine and medium grades, but genuine; PORT
and CHAMPAGNE WINES several brands],
BOURBON WHISKEY eight years old,
GUINESS'S PORTER, SCOTCH ALE,
JAVA and LAGUAYRA COFFEE, and
ENGLISH PICKLES; all Of which, with
their stock Of family stores on hand. they w!ll
soil at moderate pyofts, ap 7-atsods
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE New ADMIN
IsrRATEoS. learn that Senator Wade
spent long time yesterday in consulta-
ton with General Grant, at the quarters
or residence of the latter. The next Cabi-
net, and other projected arrangements
about the contemplated distribution OF
public Offices, were necessarily the topics
of grave consideration between these
prominent Radical politicians. Military
affairs were doubtless Observation-Disclosures
IntelioeuCer.
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ALTA YELA" IN A LEGISLATURE
Harrisburg, April 8.-A joint resolution
passed the Pennsylvania Legislature re-
4uestIng the President of the United
States TO give protection to all persons
engaged in the gusno trade, and to cause
Inc Government of st. Domingo to restore
70 the United States the island of Alta
tela, in the Caribbean sea, which was
iorcibly wrested from our citizens.
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SENATOR'S FROM Acknowledgements
sd7ices from Arkansas state that there
will be two Republican senators and Re-
publican member Of the House in Wash
iogton next week, with evidence that Ar
kansas has complied with all the require
ments Of the reconstruction acts.
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The KUKLUx KHAN TO BE BROKEN UP
General Grant has ordered the command
eFs Of military districts to take immediate
and summary means for breaking up and
preventing the organization and spread OF
The rebel Order known to outsiders as the
"huklu1 Klan.n
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COMMERCIAL
Corn and Flour Exchange.

Richmond, April 9, 1858.
The business Of the past week In grain has
been steady and quiet, with no material
change in prices. Transactions have not been
large. Sales for the week at Exchange
Wheat. only 3l6 bushels; corn, $500 bush els
oats, S,176 bushels.
We give below the transactions Of to-day at
the Exchange
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-White, 80 bushels. Red, so bushels.
Corn.-White, 954 bushels. Yellow, so BUSH
els. Mixed 3ls bushels.
OntS.-700 bushels.
Rye.-345 bushels.
Medl.-5S bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, 80 bushels common st $3.50.
Red, 80 bushels prime at 1915.
Con.-White, OH bushels at Sl.0S. Yellow,
80 bushels at SLIP. Mixed, "a bushels dam
aged at 81; lOs bushels at sl.07; 9s bushels
at s1.os.
0ats.-65o bushels very good at 7sc. 50 bush.
els prime at 75c. loo bushels prime on private
terms.
Rye.-s bushels inferior at 81 80; lo4 bushels
prime at $l.67h.
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Fire In Texas-Arrest iof
ALLEGED Fraud.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 9:-A destruc-
.,ra Are occurred as Huntsville, Texas, on
Nv t.se Mo n;sbt of the 7th, destroying an entire
block Of houses. Loss, sioo,pov ansare ~
for Sr $40, 900 in the Underwriters Agency OF
Ns Special Agent slosuaker has au0e &c leo
& S prressine Crank, the owner of the
bonded warehouse here, and ne mas mas !. oeen
pom ~ hail in the sum of $4,000 to an
s gV.a the charge Of defrauding inc 4o'
YsrpweRt.
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Assassination OF Whites In Alabama.

Assassination OF Whites In Alabama.
SELMA, ALA, April 9.-This afternoon
at O'Clock John P. Howard, one-armed
ex-Confederate soldier, was shot from his
horse and instantly killed about four miles
from Selma on the Burnsville road. The
assassin has not been apprehended. This
is the fifth white man who has been MUIR
dered in that immediate vicinity since the
war, and not one of the murderers has
haaO Qrrasta6
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FIRE.-Sandetshy, Ohio, April 8.-The
undergrad of R. B. Hubbard g. Co., with
ten or twelve adjoining dwellings, were de-
stroyed by fire last evening. The total loss
is about $75, 900.
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:r,opaooO FIXTURES FOR SALE
h '1 Z e.. IT MACHINERY, in good order,
saoen small fassG,s can Application iii ATTIC a. is
great 0a's" LAW. L0TTIER CO.,
inaps' corner Cary and NiastseRth streets
sps-iY
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A NTHRACITE COAL AT sS PER
"A TON OF 1900 POUNDS
BOSTON MACKEREL,
ROWLAND LIME,
SPLIT LATHS,
CALCINE PLASTER,
CIDER VINEGAR.
For sals by uARnwELL,
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THURSDAY, April 9, 1885,
Our breaks continue very full for the sea-
son, with slight decline in the lower grades,
while for good and desirable kinds prices are
fully sustained. Below we give the transac-
tons for the past week: e67 hogsheads, ls5
tierces, and II boxes, sold:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
htgs.-Common to medium dark working,
ss. 6O@S7; good darkworking, $7.5O@$s; sun
cured common, S6.6OQSs; sun-cured good,
$90$l3; coal-cured common, Slo@$l4 coal
cured bright, sl5@$25; coal-cured fancy,
s25@$4o.
Leaf-Common dark working, s7@$S me-
dunn dark working, $9@$lo; good dark work
ing, sll@$l5; fine and wrapping, $ls@s17;
sun cured, Sl2@S16; yellow wrappers, COM
mon, &2o@$45; yellow wrappers, medium to
extra, $50@$l00.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights,
$5@$6 so !; medium, s7@Ss; good, IS. 5O@$s.
Leat-Continental shipping, SlSQ$l6.
sTEAMIEG TOBACCO.
Leat-Common, Ss9slo; good, sllG3l4;
fine, $15@$l6.
EHems.-Tery common to good. $l9$4.60.
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sg BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This

RY BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reli-
able, instantaneous no disappointment; no
ridiculous tints remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes invigorates and leaves the hair soft and
beautiful, black or broom. Sold by all druggists
and perfumers, and properly applied at Batch
elor's Wig Factory, No. l6 Bond street, New
York. ia l4-eod
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MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.-The Conserva-
tives of this county completed their organ
ization on Monday by the appointment of
G. B. Gardner superintendent.
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SOnth Carroll ma Politics-Death of q
Naval officer.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 9.-Charleston
and other districts were not represented
at the recent Democratic Convention at
Columbia, and the people here dissent from
its policy, and do not consider themselves
bound by its action.
Commodore Prentice, United States
navy, died on the South Carolina railroad
Yesterday.
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SUIT AND ATTACHMENT IN EQUITY.

SUIT AND ATTACHMENT IN EQUITY.
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, the OBJ,
iect of which is to attach and subject the de-
PENDANTS real estate TO the payment OF the
plaintiffs claim certain piece or parcel Of
land lying and being in the town OF Manches-
ter, in the county aforesaid, fronting SO feet on
east side Of Hull street, running back 1876 feet,
and known in the plan Of said town as part OF
Lot No. SIS, fronting 53H feet on Hull street.
Also, two other pieces or parcels OF land lying
and being in said town, adjoining each otner,
and known as Lots No. l03 and l04 IN PurceiIs
plan, Marks addition TO said town. Also,
another certain piece or parcel OF lana lying
and being In said town, fronting rs feet one
back in parallel lines l32 feet, and known Ia
the plan Of Manchester as part OF Lot 2I2.
Also, another piece or parcel oi land In
the town Of Manchester aforesaid, bounded
and described DO follows: Beginning at the
corner Of Porter and Jackson streets, fronts
on Jackson street 1874 feet and runs hack mar
allel lines l20 feet TO an alley four feet wide,
there being two brick tenemepts on said lot.
All Of which deeds are recorded In tAe Clerks
office and being alec tho same attempted to
be conveyed by said B. ]. Eddins and wife to
William p. Vance by deeds Of record in said
Clerks office dated 18th Of October, 1868.
And IL appearing by affidavit that the de-
PENDANTS are non-residents Of the State Of
Virginia Ordered, That they appear here
within one month after the due publication
Of this order 10 protect their interest In this
suit and that copy Of this order be pub
lished oucs week for four successive weeks
Ia some newspaper published In the city OF
NATHAN II. COGBlLL, Clerk.
= ~ n n n M
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wS5OO,0OO TO LEND ON COL
LATERALS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BOR-
ROWERS.-Ofice of
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
Bankers, No. 1sS Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Eg NOTTCE.-JOHNSTO BROTHERS
l. co. make advances on or purchase, as
holders may prefer, all good SOUTHERN,
STATE, CITY, and RAILROAD BONDS
and STOCKS, as we'll as other desirable secu-
rites.
300, 900 Virginia Registered Stock,
s 80, 900 Richmond City Stock,
800, 600 Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Bonds,
i Is, 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds,
5 $4,000 Richmond and .Danville Railroad
Bonds,
$4,000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Bonds,
wanted, in lots from 81 900 upwards.
We are prepared to lend to any desired ex-
tent
Communications sent to us by mail will re-
ceive faithful and prompt attention.
NH l2-2aw3m
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, April 9, 1858.
The receipts during the past week have been
small, consisting of % cattle, l64 sheep, 90
calves, and % hogs. Sales were made at the
following prices
Bser-Common, 6Ac. q b., gross; good to
prime, IA to &c. q b.
Sheep.-Good to prime, to Sc. y b., gross.
Calres.-From IS to $40, as to size and
quality.
Hogs.-A lot of Indifferent quality at l2hc.
p D., net.
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SURGEON A8a

DR.C.E.KLOEBER, SURGEON R
~ DENTIST Gate of Baltimore, %xx8
No. 9O2 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filled in the best manner at reduced
prices. Beautiful artificial teeth on the vul.
canite base, perfectly initiating the natural
organ, and storing the contour of the face at
the low prices of $40, $26, and $50 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth,
rendering the operation painless and safe.
NH Ism
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COTTON YARNS ON CONSIGN-
aps PALMER, HARTsooK co.

" FLINT.
IN AT LOW PRICES.
We have received our first supply OF
SPRING GOODS, consisting in part OF
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS,
JAPANESE CLOTHS,
LIGHT-COLORED POPLINS,
and other dress goods.
We would call the special attention Of the
ladies to our stock of WHITE GOODS, such
as Embroidered and Thread Edgings and In
servings, Family Linens, Linen Sheetings,
Bird EYE and Russia Diaper, Towels, Nap
kins, Jaconet, Cambria, Swiss, Nainsook and
Organdy Checked, Striped and Plain Mus
Inns; Hosiery, Corsets, &c. All Of which will
be sold low.
We will not enumerate prices, but call and
be convinced that bargains can be had at
HIRSH & UGGENHEIMER'S,
627 Broad street.
WILLIAM @. KRAN, lso,o,-,en
JAMES w. PxDIS, NH 20
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Mediation an the South American
Troubles,

WASHINGTON, April ga RESOLUTION
having in view the reconciliation of the
Sonth American difficulties was referred,
in the House to-day, to the Judiciary Com-
mittee.
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De9ltJSt7U.

HUDSON B. WOOD, DEN list !
q offers his professional services to his
friends and fellow citizens.
Office removed to zoos Main street, nearly
opposite post.ofce. ap4-6t
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
Y GOODSON- va. q TENN
This hotel, situated Immediately opposite
the depots Of Virginia and Tennessee and East
Tennessee and Virginia railroads, will be open
for boarders during the summer months.
This Is one Of the healthiest locations and one
Of the most pleasant summer resorts In the
State.
Board per month, including everything ex-
and servants, III. 20.
JOHN L. LIGON, Ja.,
ep s-dtJel0th Proprietor.
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FROM wAsHrNGTON.

CANVASS FOR TEE NORTH CARO-
LIMA GovERNoRsHrP - GENERAL BIER
MAN-ScENE BETWEEN DR. BAYNE, OF
THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION, AND GENE
RAL GRANT-THE K. K. KS.
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rha connecticut Vote.

HARTFORD, COM, April 9.-The major
ity for English on the collected retprnS Is
1795.
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NOTICE-MULES AND HORSES
IN Just arrived, and for sale on very 49,
accommodating terms, at the Ex- 1N
change Livery and Sale Stables, -&
Franklin street, ONE HUNDRED MULES
and HORSES, amongst them some broke
mules, and several pairs Of No. coach horses
and mares suitable for farm purposes.
NH 81 JOHN B. DAVIS.
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Georgia Politics - Medical Associa.
ton.
AUGUSTA, GA, April ga Republican
mass meeting was held to-day, composed
mostly of colored people. 1t was addressed
by several speakers, and nominated can
didates for county Offices.
The Georgia Medical Association, in ses-
sion here for two days past, has appointed
delegates to the National Medical Asso-
citation.