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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

American Institute Farmers ClabA meesg sfths cAk
will held TO-DAY Tuesd the 7slh inst a. e,eet 81 AZ
Rooms Of Cooper Building Pref JOHN dAk1kk "
Albert Veterinary College London Of the most dnsused
will aod the poyess -
Of restor 20 agriculture
people M CAyANACH will read paper - Ne
ANP's"' a" JOHN w. CHAMBERS secr-..rr
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SuttiaI Intias.

3Twenry-hrst Assembly District Union RepubHrsn Az
seciagionA special meeting all be held Boil. Head hets
One hundred third o. sDd Thirds THIS ussy kvE
ING, st u O'Clock w II. DE- CAMP, Ptssteet
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
GENERAL THOmAs's EVIDENCE.
HE is DENOUNCED BY BUTLER
Ihe President Wants n Witness from
Alaska. etc, etc, etc.

WASHINGTON, April In the Senate, of
IL o'clock the impeachment trial was re-
snmed. The galleries are thin. Two cir
cuses in town operate against good audi
ences for impeachment.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Senate,
after reading the Journal, which was in
terrupted by Summers Intellectual ATTEMPT
to declare Judge Chase's deciding vote yes
terday illegal, proceeded to the question of
evidence, which interrupted Yesterdays
open proceedings. Both Managers and
Presidents counsel consumed their hour,
and Judge Chase was sustained by a strict
party vote.
Pending the discussion, tho Managers
declined saying what use they intended to
make of the disputed evidence, as it would
| expose their plan Of prosecution. The
question at issue was whether what Gene
raj Thomas said and did could be received
under this ruling. 1t was proven that
Thomas had said lie intended to use force
and to break the door down, and that he
said afterwards that he had been deferred
from using force by his arrest.
The next contest arose over the admis-
| sibility Of what Thomas did and said pre-
vious to receiving orders to take the War
Office. Judge Chase ruled this out.
|. Drake appealed, and the appeal was sus-
tanned by % 22.
The Managers stated previous to the
vote that they intended proving by this
evidence that Thomas, in the line of his
conspiracy, attempted to corrupt en-
plOyt of the War Office.
Butler violently assailed General
Thomas at this point, declaring that he
had been disgraCed by President Lincoln
and Stanton, and, aside from assisting the
President in his conspiracy, gratiied his
own private revenge.
Under the ruling it was proved that
Adjutant- General, he called up the heads
Of Bureaus and chief employees, and in
formed them that the strict rules then
existing would be relaxed. A cross cx-
animation exhibited the fact that these
speeches were addressed only to employees
in the Acknowledgements office, and that
no allusion was made to Thomas probably
becoming Secretary of War. This point
created quite q buz in the Senate. Further
evidence showed that Thomas had said he
intended applying to General Grant for
force to put him in possession.
But three witnesses were examined to-
day.
Adjourned.
Butler takes the lead almost entirely
with the Managers. He is their emer-
gency man. The practice is very sharp,
precisely after the manner Of police
courts, except that the thrusts are more
keen.
The Presidents counsel has summoned
the following witnesses John McGinnis, Of
New York; Lewis D. Campbell, ex Next
can Minister; Bart Able, Of St. Louis !;
General James B. Steadman, General
! William T. Sherman, General Lowell
Rousseau-the last being now in Alaska.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April lin Parliament last
night Mr.. Gladstone favored the abolition
Of the Irish Church establishment. He
stated that since the repeal Of the penal
laws against Catholics the number of Pro-
testants in Ireland was only one-ffth. OF
the population. Hence the injustice OF
making whole country support church
for small minority. He praised the
Catholic clergy for their firmness and 10y.
atty in opposing Fenianism. He vehe-
mently opposed the motion to postpone
Irish affairs by Mr.. Stanley. Gladstone
was heartily cheered.
Stanley, in replying, said the Irish peo-
pie cared more for land than church, and
moved the postponement. Without def
mite action the House adjourned.
The negotiations between Prussia and
Denmark regarding the Schleswig- Hol-
stein territory continue. The latest tele-
grams say Prussia decidedly objects to
Denmark's proposition.
MADRID, April zl.-TLe Spanish Co.
vernment will grant Cuba an army organi-
zation similar to her own.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April l-NooA.-United States
bonds, 717s@72. ACIeT.ooa.-Consols I'm,
changed. United States bonds quiet at
72@721s.
LONDON, april l-EOeni,ag.-Consols
90. United States bonds, 72@721s.
LIVERPOOL, April l-Noon.-Cotton &C.
tive and excited at unchanged prices; es-
timated sales, Is, 600 bales. Breadstuffs,
Ais. Cd. Accommodation, though &C
tive, is somewhat easier in tone now; prices
advanced to llAd. for uplands on the spot
and afoat, and I'D. for Orleans. The ship
ments from Bombay for the week ending
March 81 were $4,000 bales. Provisions
active.
LIVERPOOL, April l-Evening.-Cotton
buoyant; sales, 10000 bales: Uplands on
the spot, II sd; ahoat, ll5s@l1Ad: Or
leans, ll1sd. Breadstuffs and provisions
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, April Limited States
bonds, 1914.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, April 1-Noon.-Stocks &C.
tive. Money very active at per cent.
Sterling, 100 1a@lO95s. Gold, 1881. Uni
ted States bonds, old, l09h %; new, 1868.
Virginia G's, Al. Tennessee 6's, ex-cou-
pons, 6S; new, 6734. Flour 5@1Oc., wheat
lc., and corn 1c. lower. Mess pork dull
new, S24.9O. Lard dull. Cotton excited
and higher; sales of 5000 bales at Csc.
for uplands. Freights firm. Turpentine
quiet at 66@66l &c. Rosin moderately &C
tive at 1925 for common.
EUening nc. better, closing
quiet after much excitement sales, A.
600 bales at Csc. Flour l00l5c. lower
State, s9.3OGSl1.25 southern, $3.50
sl475. Wheat dull and lG2c. lower.
Corn heavy and &c. lower white southern,
sl.l7@$1.1s. Pork steady. Lard, 1870
1910. Spirits turpentine, 66@66hc.
Rosin, S3259S7. Freights firm.
5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1921. Tennessee
6's, ex-coupons, 68; new, 675s. North
| Carolina 6's, 64L. Virginia 6's, new, 40.
Gold, 1881. Sterling, 1925.
BALTIMORE, April l.-Cotton firm at
27bc. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
unchanged. Corn dull; yellow, SLID
white, s1.13@sl.l5. Oats active at S9G
93c. Mess pork active at S25.50925.75
Lard quiet at lie.
C1NCINNATI, April L. Flour quiet
Corn tirmer at S9@S9c. Provisions buoyant
and higher, with speculative feeling
| mess pork, $25 shoulders, 1lAc; clear
sides, 1910. Lard dull at Ice.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Mess, pork, S25
shoulders, l2c. clear sides, 1870.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Flour-There is g
better feeling. Corn stronger at S8@89c
Pork improved, and quoted at S25; clear
sides, l5a@l5Ac. - closing at Ice.
shoulders, ll16c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April l.-Spirits
turpentine firm at &c. Resins active
common, $500; strained, S2.25@s2 80
No. l, So. Cotton, 26c. Tar advanced
lOc., and quoted at s2.25.
SAVANNAH, April l.-Cotton opened
firm and became excited sales, 3,24(
bales receipts, 800 bales; middlings
27hc.
MOBILE, April 1.-Cotton closed firm
sales, $500 bales; receipts, 35l bales
middlings, 2z1ac.
AUGUSTA, April l.-Cotton active
sales, 1880 bales; receipts, 42O bales
middlings, 26G26kc.
CHARLESTON, April 1.-Cotton irregular
and excited; sales, 1000 bales; receipts
353 bales; experts, to Great Britain, 2,9Ol
bales coastwise, 9G5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-Cotton excited
and prices advanced; sales, 5000 bales
receipts, 3l2 bales; exports, 3,51l mid
dlings, 2S@2S%c.
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! SINGULAR CAsE-A Man STRUCK
DrNB oH THE CARs.-A gentleman who re-
sides in Wilkes county, and was returning
home from Augusta on Thursday last, en-
tirc!v lost the power Of speech soon after
the ir&in left Augusta. We heard him at
tempting to talk soon after he got on the
train, and in few moments he could not
articulate word. He was in the posses
sion Of all other faculties, but his lips were
literally sealed. His distress was very
touching, and he wrote replies to ques-
tions addressed him by the passengers, ana
tried to bear up under the terrible vista
ton. He said that ne had been On spree.
He hoped il was only species Of dclirlum,
aud would wear Off with rest and sleep.
He said he had once been partially de-
privrd Of his speech before for short time
in Virginia. His case attracted much at
tention among the passengers, several OF
whom knew him, and were satisfied that
ne was not using deception. His case was
a most forcible Illustration Of tie sum-
mary and terrible manner in which nature
sometimes Furnishes a violation OF her laws.
.4theNS (GQ.) Banner.
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weero rroubIe i'm Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, April IA. A. Brad
lev, the Boston negro, is circulating
through the city and country the following
incendiary circular, causing considerable
excitement:
"Noticc.-All bad men in the city Of Sa-
vannah, who now threaten the lives Of the
leaders and nominees of the Republican
party, presidents and members of the
Union League of America: If you should
strike a blow, the man or men will be fol-
lowed, and the house in which he or they
take shelter will be burned to the ground
Take heed Mark we'll Members of the
Union, Rally Rally. Rally for God,
Life, and Liberty
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TINS SUMMONS TO GENERAL. ROUSSEAU
7 is stated that the summons to General
Rousseau to appear as witness in the i'm
raachmcnt trial was made returnable
April 10th. The summons was transmitted
ny the sergeant alarms by telegraph, and
81 answer has been received from General
Rousseau from Portland, Oregon, that he
vii. start Immediately. The idea of
making summons for witness known to
he in Alaska or Oregon retunable in ten
days is the most farcical of all the pro-
cecdiugS in this Impeachment facce.-Na-
;i0Mal LnteliQeMcer.
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SpeciGL Notices.

sT WIN. ID. IsAACs & CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH srRBgrs,
RICHMOND dealers in COIN, BONDS,
STOCKS, BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL
PAPER, and NEGOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or
on time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most
reliable houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND,
SCOTLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, swift.
ZERLAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, SWE-
DEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at
sight, or CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible
points in the United States, Canadas, and Eu-
rope. az
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal dis.
count. NH 2s-Sm
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From Washington.

AsHINGToN, April 1.-The Senate, in
executive session to-day, rejected John
Hancock as Steadman's successor at New
Orleans.
The debt statement Of last month will
show an increase of S2,000,G00.
The revenue receipts to-day were
$97l 600.
The customs receipts for the past month
were sl5,0O0,0 00-unusually large.
General Hancock received his Depart.
ment officers to-day.
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Tug CoAL-MINERS' RIOT IN PENNsYLvA-
HlA.-PittSjurq, March 3l.-Further par
ticulars Of the coal-miners' riot at Pine
Run, above Mckoesport, have been re-
ceived.
The miners employed by O'Neil & Sons
struck for higher wages, but yesterday re-
turned to work, which so exasperated the
misers-in the neighborhood that a collision
ensued, and in the melee one man was
killed and five were wounded. Mr.. O'Nei
was severely wounded.
Tie rioters having met with warmer
reception than they anticipated, soon dis
persed. An armed force will be sent up
10 arrest them.
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Louisiana POlitics-DeafhO OF Eroni-
nent Citizen Of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The Demo
cratic Central Committee withdrawS the
ticket nominated by them, and recon-
mend the meeting Of various ward clubs
to choose delegates to city and parish
convention, to meet April 4th, and decide
upon local nominations. The committee
still adheres to the suggestion that tuli
congressional, legislative, and Judlcial
tickets shall be put in the field, and that
the present incumbents, as; far as consist :,
ent with the interest Of the party, shall
be renominated. :,
John Gauche, wealthy merchant, and
we'll known as member of the, City
Council, appointed by General Sheridan
died this morning.
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seryaapt Yates at Raleigh.

RALEIGH, n. c., April l.-Sergeant
Bates, carrying his flag, arrived here TINS
morning. He was received by the Mayo
and Commissioners, and rendered the nos
FATALITIES of the city. He was repeatedly
cheered. G.. NJ. Busbee, an ex-Conleae,
rate soldier, delivered a short and tastetul
address of welcome. The Sergeant IS
STOPPING at the Yarbrough House.
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MYsrERGorsLr DISArPEARED.-Mr.
Charles L. Davis, the well-know clerk OF
McsSrS. King, Keys & Burch, livery stable
keepers, lett Wil!iards Hotel last Sunday
afternoon about O'Clock, and has not been
heard Of since. Mr.. Davis had $3.50 about
his person when he left, and it is feared
that he hes been foully dealt with.
The sudden and unexplained disappear
aucc OF Mr. Edward J. Carpenter, Of the
firm Of Carpenter s. Brother, grocers,
corner Of Thrteeuth and c streets, south
Washington, has excited serious fears as
regards his safety. Mr.. Carpenter left his
home on Sunday afternoon between and
) O'clock, since which time nothing has
peen heard from him. Telegraphic dis
Da,cles have been sent TO all points, but
nj 10 last evening nothing had been
learned oil his Whereabouts.
Information OF the disappearance OF
both Ct the absent gentlemen has been
lodged with the police, who are doing al
in i.yir power 10 discover tidings of them
National InteliyenCer.
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Tux GROWING WHEAT.-Our Valley ex-
changes all speak in iiatterlng terms OF 1As
growing wheat crop Valley p1rgmaa11.
WHITE SrLpEUR.-We learn that Mr.
George L. Payton has leased the Green
Drier White Sulphur Springs for six years
at 10000 a year.-lb.
KITCHEN BuRSED.-The new kitchen OF
Mr. J. 4. Yeuille, on James river, ROCK
bridge county, was burned on Thursday
night. Loss S5oo.-l6.
The New York Tribune says that the
laws Of God and humanity render the de-
fat of The Republican party impossible"
eimi,.r rs render the death Of the devil
nnoSsihle. bi.t they cannot save him from
h-l.-WhseIing Register.
Brownlow says tina. "the measure of his
ambition is FULL He omits to state that
in filing il he has emptied the pockets OF
his people. --D.
The Radicals are talking of Hunnlcntt
for Governor of Virginia. relrPo,n. 10 90
CARDS the proposition as "the unRlnoes'
cut Of all.-D.
Judge Cartier expressed desire TO near
discussed the relation Of the military au,
thority in Virginia TO the civil powers, ana
whether the military commandant occu'
pies the position Of chief executive OF tne
State.
Mr.. Merrick, of Maryland, said, while
the Strong case was up in Washington,
that I" Pe:rpoint is not Governor of Virgil
nia.''
Judge Daniel A. Wilson, of Lynchburg,
Is seriously ill.
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rho New Constitution of Arkansas
Carried.

Special Dispatch to FoTney's Chronicle,
I,TrLE Rock, March 3l.-Ofiicial re-
firms rom the registers Of all the counties
cr the state are received. The majority
f,~ the Constitution is l,649.
B. F. RICE,
Chairman State Central Committee,
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rw PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK

OF RICHMOND,
(successor TO the old Farmers Bank OF Tir-
ginia,)
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM Fl. MCFARLAND, President;
late President Farmers Bank of Virginia.
J. M. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank Of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERC CHANTS, and others, respectfully soli-
cited.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible
points in the United States, and promptly re-
mitted tor. ia 25-3m
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/: is related of Mrs. Disraei that on
certain occasion when her husband was to
deliver animportant speech in Parliament
she carried him 10 the House in her car
rage. As he stepped out and walked
away. TIE door OF the vehicle was, by some
accident, closed suddenly and violently,
catching the lady's finger and crushing
lIesh and bone. Knowing that the occur
renee would naturally disturb Disraeli's
equanimity, and possibly affect his effort,
the heroic woman suppressed all cry or
sign of pain until he was out of sight and
hearing, then drove to q surgeons ONCE
4ud submitted to the necessary opera
tiun-aUOn Democrat.
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The Mississippi Immigration Con
venttOM.

JACKSON, MISS, April 1.-The Consti-
tntional Convention adjourned to-day to
Give place to the immigration Convention,
WHICH assembled, 1t is numeronsly at,
tended BY prominent citizens from several
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Eastern LUSATIc ASYLUM, !

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March %, 1865. :
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- ut this Asylum addressed to the Board
of Directors) until TUESDAY M, April 7,
1865, for supplying the Institution with the
Following articles for the ensuing quarter:
WOOD (oak and pine) flor the year,, about
1000 cords;
FRESH BEEF, 10000 pounds;
CORN, ID barrels;
FODDER, 4 500 pounds;
FLOUR, extra supertine, % barrels;
BROWN SUGAR, good quality, 1000 pounds
CORN MEAL, fifty pounds to the bushei,)
345 bushels;
BACON, breasts, shoulders, and sides.l 5000
pounds.
The above articles to be OF good quality,
subject to inspection and rejection, and to be
delivered at the Asylum at such times and in
such quantities as the Superintendent may
require. co;..oo
BY order of the Executive Committee;
,,h &C ,ot Steward.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
kAI - - a DEPOT

yNTINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
1885 MAIN STREET,
,o+u-aen Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
MI. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade
man, is still 1T his old tricks, keeping down
high prices He has the largest assor tment OF
SHADES in the city latest styles IN Goio'
Talre,, and Painted Shades, with all the fix
lures to match.
High prices, down you, come an Kno"
GoIDEN he always had the cheapest
Shades, at his old stand on Broad 1d street.
j. mahopany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble,
n ~ all MI the colors; Black, for covering car.
r;aaes in Drill and Duck; 1000 Paper Shades
at your own price. r.ore,,eoner.
N b. Shades made to order w. s nrIess
and pedlers supplied at New YORK prices
fa lO-3m
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Minister Burlingame i'm America.
SAN Francisco, April l.-Anson Bur.
lingame, the Chinese Minister, arrived
here to-day from China.
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Second Dispatch.

RALEIGH, N. c., April 1.-The canvass
on the Constitution is goisg on briskly.
Ex-Governor Holden, the Radical candl-
date for Governor, and William S. Ashe,
Conservative candidate, are in the field.
Both sides claim the victory. The white
people of the State have not been SO much
aroused in any election since 1874.
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The Strong Case.

WASHINGTON, April LIN the case o.
Strong, arrested as fugitive from Jus
tice from General Schofeld's district, Inc
argument is. progressing in the District
Supreme Court.
Secou3 D;snUfcb
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CO7lfectj07aerjess

NESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS.
lxl Receiving this day per steamer nne
lot of ,,,o,,e
MESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONo,
which we offer to the trade at small ADVANCE
on New York price. .. M
NH q ANDREW PlZL1N1 o W.
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The Supreme Courf.

Tie supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Supreme
Court has adjourned till Monday, when the
term will close.
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States. The committee appointed will to-
morrow submit a plan for immigration.
Second Dispatch.s
JACKSON, MISS, April 1.-The commit
tee submitted a plan for a joint stock COM
pany, whose object will be the purchase,
lease, and improvement of land-the com.
pany to have the power to borrow money
on mortgage.
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Second DtSpQtch.

WASHINGTON, April after the con-
clusion of tho argument, the Court re-
served its decision.
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Groceries. dc.

100 HoG $sIlF4A 9s, BACON,
200 barrels SUGAR, refined;
100 barrels SYRUP and MOLASSES,
200 bags COFFEE,
200 barrels HERRINGS,
90 boxes CHEESE.
Fresh arrivals.
NH Slot HARvEYS WILLIAMS.
TOR SALE, ON CONSIGNMENT,
Family, Extra, and Supertine Flour No. i
Virginia Hay, Straw, &c. /; Seed Oats. Pota-
toes (peach- blow and other varieties), Vinegar,
and Blackberry Wine.
One second. hand DRAY and HARNESS.
,, HILL & PLEASANTS,
No 10, Fifteenth and Cary streets.
NH 3l-St
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE
1sCITY to buy Seed Sweet Potatoes and
Seed Irish Potatoes, also Northern Hay.
NOW IN STORE,
80 bushels choice Nansemond Seed Sweet
Potatoes, ..-
10 barrels Jackson White Potatoes,
10 barrels Buckeye Potatoes,
10 barrels Monitor and Dykemun Potatoes,
500 bushels prime Seed Oats,
800 bushels prime White Corn,
$50 barrels choice Valley ExtraaFlour,
bale New Hops,
300 bales Northern Hay.
For sale cheap by L. POWERS,
FREsH ARRIVAL.
Il $50 barrels GROSS HERRINGS.
rs hogsheads SIDES, SHOULDERS, and
STRIPS,
10 hogsheads JOLES,
90 barrels MESS PORK,
90 hogsheads Muscovado MOLASSES,
20 hogsheads Porto Rico SUGAR, some
100 barrels nsty G reaned SUGAR. all grades;
90 barrels sugar house SG RUP,
MACKEREL,
SODA,
Rio, Laguyra, and Java COFFEE,
PERUVIAN GUANO,
Woolston's SUPER PHOSPHATE,
for sale by HAREEYS i WILLIAMS,
NH 16-lm corner Thirteenth and Cary.
EREsH PEACHEs.-1Oo cans FRESH
IL PEACHES.
NH IA cambridge ANDERSON.
DEF ES.-lOO fine BEEF
ID TONGUES.
NH II cambridge ANDERSON.
T UXURIES AT J. Fl. ANTHONY'S
IL TEA STORE, 72l MAIN STREET,
Gunpowder Tea, best quality, 1928 per pound
Superior Roasted Coffee-roasted in his patent
coffee rooster every day. Cream Crackers,
Ginger Snaps, Family and Pilot Crackers, At
Is, Is, and &c. per pound. Six doors above
the Spotswood Hotel. te IS
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Lively Canvass in North Caroline

WILMINGTON, n. c., April 1.-The po-
litical excitement all over the State is
intense. William A. Graham, candidate
for Governor; Ex-Governor Vance, who
declined the nomination; and other lead
ing men are canvassing the State. About
two hundred speeches per day are being
made in the different counties. Both par
ties appear confident Of success, but the
Conservatives are exhibiting more energy
than the Republicans.
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A FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE.-John Flu
cit, was taken before Justice Clark, at the
Sixth precinct station house, by Sergeant
Greer, charged with fleeing from the au,
lnorities Of Virginia. He was committed
10 await requisition from the Governor
Of that State WASHINGTON Republican.