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Richmond Prices.Current.
THURSDAY, April 8, 1859.

,r,,..o u,.,os,,a 1905 ~ anal, orde-s
an advance on our quotations Is demanded; our nd
quotations Of country ~, produce are Wholesale and
from actual 81 sale! .ssS On . u SHY Gay.
quarts, IS. ,o,.-
ARDtsss;MiSxe9S' = 0arrei according 70 qu"'''
lstssc rlDosa siGes nase
Itc;a ctfHd 5iCoeo virSinia nsms spisc.: can
Teesto tg: &c. Min hams. 2oG2lc'
BuleT.-hTe' s-oS1S,, peor " SnJu ,tSS1cc
6 SsamSvNEr rem siSsSsis: apple. a. Whole
sa I'a Phiiadsphia, ssgss p Peach s.
small s large 60 i've strings IT 9sass. ss"SS
hoops, s2.so.
Bees,2dE. --4oeS44c. D.
Bark:Lss per cora. a, os ~ ,oze, nv rho c,se
oo1'ceI.'1sse Ie sy,9 - y uoAen W 'A~ S''
G Ge.t.o-ss.Ss yits a, Candy stick I'm
eo ~ ~ fsncv aosSIsc. Raisins.ayer, S4S1
s &c: , ~ VIZ o.CSgsc "a n lemons NAL
q, se9s5se 6 oranges : ~'sS0s'.a q
box. Almonds nor dssr 22Gtse: y D.. D; ,sro-+
oornGseg C9rm Elia boIted one courtrv
mills. 8sc.
GhssssNor.hern aad western Prime snng +
gogee.-Rio lsaaaac.; Lasuayra' 2's9sSc.; Java
Hepssc; ,d.uont,ra uobt weight ,sqoaec. -:
full weight 2202se:; ta y lSc. o, o.rds s.o.
Cotton Cards. S's0$S q dozen WOOL cs1us' SS0
8s. a,,r
CoHon 9drrs..$z iogSo9,xs s.o, 90 - ,,.cs,er
Orted Ernn.aaApPles, sgov w. aoi1aass 20 81
rles. ioDlic. IS No.. Snerri so pi'eeu' 'N.0'' r ~
peaches, peeled; 2SGsoc. y y. c.,,o,
Dry Goods.-fe1NTS: Atlsnt, &C. tse: msmtt.
Ssc. dome, nc' Decaoia 5rssccga,n lie
oc. aioohs' W.,,,oan 1Sc Orient al
Lancaster, aSc' io,, "m N.Y. Pacinc hest
tc; n ono wal , 1ac Hsnchester' zoe.
Styles Iy 1vG. 'n6.'~sTIcs 'a sunny Side &C.:
B bLt ,Sa "a Westm1nster liz Portsmouth
dale lec: Andrescoggin' iyc. BLOWS DoahS,
TICS - trenton &C. - iac "a Gr,n,teo
manchester, isc. 49,. ,aia pHnr., n ,sic -
Vile, ic.: Lawrence FAC. repre-! n. nac. . So
valley; NC: 80 aamooi 1sc "sc. putnam IA
TAG. - GramIeYlie, ioc. towa uI u I.c i'se' $
~ Indian STANDARD iec' - Lower non co. r.
OISI9s ana D1sstnBs o., ~ toSss, q
maader, &c; nolgO, o. ILL oh o%a ar
y D.: extract iogwooa' Hc'' sup catp soo"' ''v
7c;; oluestone, ISc.
EgQs.-1gyzZc' per uoIer, .o,,. ~.
Ftonr3Virginla country as quosea saS eS OK one
dray1load: . sHpeIn 1n @''-'' eA'f"' %3SF]'
family. SiS: @9SW;, 40, ora,,,v EXTRA large each
turs-Seaver. nrst 9Ga.S s1 sts tke' Sacs
$3.50; second daa.y' O. s "a va 'S Eo, r.
REL Seygn;a and North Carolina ssSDss. So.
Nntsr,t ninter catch 7sc.: fall catch. Isc. Kit
tans e. Cnnssrrn. seasoned. Sc, otter A360ss
t Gncconn oSSsoc Y bhits sSc
"Gs ysS>N HeTrings. Haifax. sc.7sHs7 n barrel
Norfh I:aroi;ns' All 70 barrel Tor No. j. al
~ W and "a zahaIfHarrei for No. / roe her.
rings. Hsckerel: no. j Bay, ses0ss0; No.
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Norfolk Markets.

~
.Bacon-Breast, 2oc.; clear rib, lshc.; rib
sides, l74c. shoulders, l5Ac.
Cotton. -Middling, 27%c.7; low middling,
27027Ac.; good ordinary, 26c. ordinary, ESQ.
Corn.-White, soc.; yellow, s2Hc.; mixed,
7Sc.
Dried Fruit.--Apples, 4aGoc. peaches, 10
1Sc.
Four.-Family, slo@sl2. go; extra, %; su.
perflne, s6.756$7. so fine, $5.750s6.76.
FIarseed.-Saes at 1855.
Lard.-No. l, zoe. U d. in kegs, &c.
AedL.-Sales ut 95c. -.#e..r.ar-a.
Peas.-Black. eyed, $l.5O; black Si.o2N.
Pean,,ts-Prime, SS@S3 10.
Cdts.-62G65c., weight.
,Potatoes.-Sweet, $2@S2.25; MERGERS, $40;
early Goodrich, 81 co; chilley reds, 400;
peach blows, s39$4; monitor, 81; Jackson
white, aS.6Ol
Stares.-White oak pipe, sos; culis, $46.
White oak heading, $7S; cults, .eS3. White oak
hogshead, &55G9357 culls, $50. Red oak hogs
head, 1856; culls, $685.
iShingles.-No. l, $l0@$l1.
Tar.-Large barrels, $3.50; small barrels,
$2.4
Observation-Disclosures. So; fair, sl.7o9s2;
common, $l.30. Red-prme, 81; fair, 9l60
Q$l.9o; common, $l.2o0Sl.So.
SALES.
Cotton.-52 bales of low middling cotton at
26hc., 80 bales at &c.
Lime.-sOO barrels Rockland lime 1T $l.s5
CJrn.-1 900 bushels white at soc.
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An OLD VIRGINIA NoTE.-At the last
meeting of the Association of the Oldest
Inhabitants, of Washington city, the secre-
tary presented to the Association, from
Bladen Forrest, EEq., &2 note, current
money of the Colony of Virginia, issued &C
cording to act of the Assembly, 4th Of
March, 1878, bearing the signatures Of
Peyton Randolph and John Blair, and en-
dorsed by Robert Carter Nicholas, treasurer.
On the coat-of-arms was En- Dat Virginia
Quartan,," the motto on the old coat-of-
arms of the Colony Of Virginia, meaning
Virginia gave fourth part to the then
British Dominion. The motto was changed
after the Revolution to " Sic Semper 1y-
rannis ~" Thus ever with Tyrants." The
note was in an admirable state Of preserVa-
tion.-National Inteaigencer.
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aand one and : half % three.inch sssf99ss rs!.
,or PINE en bSssds s ssIs1aIes p pins
Sawed sawed SGssso Per thousand. ...u,.. ..,,.
dsa snsp s5sss sS1a md
ssgsss.: Porto Rico. adsssc. New Orleans pf'sns'
S sess.-hals ssGf sis IL. 10 hundred
0ib.-Linseed sL1sG:Lso: machine 81
s ss; 'n ssia raals s'' ssans s~ss
lon sat Virginia Insriest!na, &c. i gallon.
Peas.~Blrck.e5e. ss.1o q busheI.
pouss,g-1urseys' aa6ase. q D.; chickens y
~PtoD Gasttnqs-sc. e D.
Plaster.-ILamg, s79s7.so; ground gu
,isssss.:5,sSsTsIas, So, ss;ssu = hes Of . b.;
Ra0s.-Ai1eo cotton. stc.; white, &C.; Wolisn'
Rsce.-carohns. loi@ifc.: Ransosn. ss@isc.
xa@.@S esT.n EnsisnS sLw0sL .; Santa Cruz.
ss.saepsA p gallon. ~ II
sssds.-ciover, SO ssasiss 50; timothy, et0
AIS: orchard grass, $2asG$?.so; herdsgfass, W
ks15se Y BLUE ssassr 4 ssse wharf sack In
store, % ground alum, S2.7s p sack.
nss4:d siss s %ns i s Fl anss a
OlISltIeu, SexSAAC. = We <AAA1S4AS~AA
SsosTH I s,.,aass.as p bag Of . d.
Su0dr.-Cut LOAF 159Bic.; crushed ana pow.
aerea l1@sse; IA .c, Rm n.,a sass.
yellow, l5c.; brown, lslal4c. -,
Soda.-sal., liSpsc., In kegs English soda, 70H.
He.,scd Root.-lSc. les .tFsssas
Ehucks.-soc. as4.-x,
Eoap.~Common, sssac.; best washing. il@1itc.:
spfrtts T.rps1tsss:-ssSa nee: So.
Staves.-Whissey barrel timber, green, e1oSgxT
2 900; seasoned, Ss1sso q Loco: Flour barrel
mandl. ss@Ss; hogshead hoops, St1s p ZOE; red
oak hogshead slaves, s2so$so q 600 for seasoned.
Tar.-$3 25(l$2.6o p barrel. g5s-
Tsds.-Rlack. 7sc. OBI. kS-the last prime aria.
Gle Imperial s,:7s0sa; ganpowder, si.7s0sa.n'
Hinsgar.-Cider, seGssc.: manufactured, SO. =
gallon. ~
Haeat.-see Corn Exchange report
Wafsksr.-Common, proof $l.osQ$l.0; pure
rye $3g1*4; j. Cromweii's extra Eagle, e1ss; },
Cromwell's pineapple, o.; &. A. stuart's Rock.
Wood.-Oak. sL7s; old.ield pine. es.fs.
Wook.-Unwashed, 3sG9ssc- washed, <s0acs:
bury wool, 1oc. less. ~
W!1e.-Port common, %. TfH4l
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A CHILD ATTACKED BY RATs-MUcH OF
ITS FLESH EATEN OFF.-The Reading (Pa.)
Dispatch says:
"The house of Mr.. Joseph Holloway, near
Douglassville, is infested with rats, and SO
complete is their sway that they have I'M
dertaken to drive the family from their
home. On Monday night little child was
put to bed, and after it had been asleep
several large rats attacked it and ate @
large portion of the flesh off its hands, arma,
and face, before its cries were heard by the
parents. The mutilation of the child is
related as horrible and Notwithstanding.
Medical aid was summoned, but it is feared
that the child cannot long survive its inju-
RES. Where rats infest houses too much
precaution cannot be exercised TO avoid
their poisonous bites.
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COLONIZATION IN VIRGINIA.-Meetings
were held at the Meionaon in Bottom on
Monday morning and evening for the pur-
pose of organizing colonization society
for Virginia. Some interesting letters from
Virginia were read relative to the encou-
ragement of the movement, stating the low
price of land and the advantages to be de-
rived from locating colony there, and that
the people were DESTROYS Of the success Of
the colony. Remarks were made by Mr..
4. Carsley, L. Pollock, and others after
which an election for permanent officers
was had, A. Csrsley being chosen presi-
dent, and L. Pollock, retary.-BoSton
Advertiser. It'll.
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Paris has got new sensation. 1t is q
steam velocipede propelled by means of
liquid fuel, and is the invention Of Yam
kee. 1t does eighteen miles an hour, and
will carry four or Eve persons, and. for
aught I can see, is destined to become q
substitute for horses. This liquid fuel has
also been used on steamers, locomotives,
city railwsys,-also for making iron, steel,
brick, glass, Sc. in new styles Of furnaces
and kilns, designed for it-sll with entire
success, and fine chemical results over coal.
This fuel is more plentiful and better
adapted for all these purposes than coal,
which it seems likely to supplant.-Paris
letter-Bufalo Commercial.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS ON THE LABOR CUES
oN.-BoSton, April 6.-Wendell Phillips
to-day addressed the legislative committee
appointed to investigate the subject Of the
hours of labor. He estimated the earnings
of the laboring class in this country at
nearly two thousand million dollars annu-
ally, and thought that fact demanded the
attention of legislation to their interest.
He deprecated the tendency, especially evil
dent since the war, of the legislation of the
rich and the poor as independent classes
the rich growing richer and the poor poorer.
The tendency is for the children Of the
rich to be separately educated, and the
great mutual benefit Of their contact with
the children of the poor is lost, and
with it, also, the interest of the rich
in the public schools. When the time
comes in this country that per-
manent labcring class exists, the knell
Of republican institutions has been sound
ed. The great question Of the future is CO.
operation, to which We must come sooner or
later. The question of eight hours he con-
sidered as o stepping stone to better con-
dition than the laboring class now has.
Mr.. Phillips next spoke of the "Trades
Unions" claiming that they were the only
means of self-protection the laboring classes
have. The whole system was indefensi-
BILE, except upon that ground. He was in
favor of a commission, but feared g salts
factory one could not be obtained. Girls
who came before the commission last year
and gave their evidence lost their places of
work, when they returned, on account of it..
He did not expect the rights of the laboring
people would be secured until the Republi-
can party took hold of it, which would be
when the power of the workingmen is felt
at the beliot-boX
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RETaEscHME order was issued
from the War Department yesterday direct
ing reductions in the number of clerks and
messengers at headquarters Of military di-
visions and departments, and the number
Of citizens hired by the quartermaster's de-
partment; the number of officers drawing
Communication of fuel and quarters, aud the
means Of transportation, including ami
mails, wagone, boats, sc. all of which will
make large diminution Of the expenses OF
the War Department. Washington Rspa6-
lcQn, 9Th,
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Mnrkefs.
Cogs AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
R1oHHosp, VA, April s, 1869. !
Whent.-White, 26 bushels. Red, 206 bushels.
Orr.-White, So bushels. Mixed, 252 BUSH

R1oHnosD, VA, April s, 1869. 8
oFTsRIFGs.
Whent-White, 26 bushels. Red, 2o6 bushels.
Cbrn.-White, So bushels. Mixed, 2o2 onsn.
els.
Oats, 0s2 bushels.
Rvs.-40 bushels.
WheGt.-White. 2s bushels mt SLIGO. Red, 10
bushels very good ut S1.75 100 bushels
damaged at $50; Sc bushels weevil-eaten at
$l.5o.
Corn.-White, 72 bushels at Sic. Mixed, Y
bushels good ut SIC.
Oats.-46 bushels strictly prime at 6sc. Is
bushels prime Mt &c.,. 60 bushels damaged at
&c.. 50 bushels prime on private terms; 4s2
bushels very good at 65c.
Rys.-24 bushels fair at S1.37H.
RK-RxHIBITgD.
Cuts.-l52 bushels.
RENARks.- Offerings Of Corn to-day very
light. Market inactive without any material
change In price. Oats in fair demand and
prices steady. Rye-But very little done.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the 7th instant Wheat nomi-
nal without any quotable change; sales of
small lot prime Maryland white at 81 90; good
do, $3.50; common, 81 10. Offerings Of Corn,
$500 bushels white and 1000 bushels yellow
market fell off; sales of white in lots, so to
SIC. yellow, sec. oats, IS to SIC. for light
weight; heavy Pennsylvania, 75c. Rye, Sl.50.
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MUTILATED CURRENCY.-Treasurer Spin
ner has decided that such currency has lost
nothing of its current value, and that the
department is bound TO receive it, both
from internal revenue collectors and de-
positgfles. Secretary Boutwell, coinciding
in this opinion it was determined that such
instructions and orders should be issued as
would prevent the refusal of similar notes
by the department in the future, and also
provide for their destruction and replace
ment By new bills.-Ne,o York Herald.
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il 11-1rn
THE FINE IMPORTED sTAL-A~

II 10
LOS WARMISSTER will makeLA
his first season South for lSsa at ?. x. Uayis's,
Warreaton and Henderson, n. G.
TERMS Fifty dollars for thoroughbred mares,
and twenty five dollars for others.
Warminster is sired By Newminster $50 popular
In Englsndl aud his dam Is Black Bess, by Kat
catcher and second oam, Polydora, by Priau,
&C. zee Btuce's stud Book for $685. The ltbe-
rAlity Of his importer tx. w. Cameron. Of New
York. In presenting this fne Offer to the South
sh 7uld be appreciated.
Mares sent TO me shall hive the best attention.
For further particulars inquire OF
PETER E. DAVIS, WarIenton pos..ofice,
NH al-9w North Carolina.
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J EDUCATIONAL.

THE TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION OF
i REV. NJ j. MfCHaLBACHER'S tCHOOL.
On account OF feeble health I shall withdraw on
for the last twentythree years in the basement OF
The synagogue, on Eleventh rear Marshall street,
but shall on the following Monday open another
my private residence, corner OF Ftrst and Clay
streets. where Will teach the same subjects ss In
my FOL mer school, lshall have the necessary is
sistanss.
Parents who will fntrust me with the instruction
OF their children will please send them on Mon
ap7-2g N. j. MICHELBACHER.
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| learn to-day [7tb] that the joint reso-
luton for the adjournment Of Congress on
Saturday will probably be rescinded, and
the session prolonged to the 18th instant
at least. Several reasons are assigned for
this change of base, among which is the
growing disposition for the annexation Of
San Domingo and ba.-Washington Let
ter in Baltimore Gazette.
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The TwITCHELL CASE AND THE TwITCH-
ELL FAMILY.-A correspondent of the
Washington Chronicle furnishes that paper
with the following
"Mies --, of this city, knew both
Twitchell and his wife, and from her l
learned the following facts about them :
The murdered woman, Mrs. Hill, formerly
kept house of designation, or prostitution,
in this city. She represented to her
daughter that she was her aunt, and it is
only within few years that Mrs. Twitchell
accidently ascertained from some old let
tiers that her putative aunt was really her
mother, and that her father was former
member Of Congress from Ohio. This dis
covery caused quarrel with her mother,
which was frequently renewed up to the
time of the latler's death. Mrs. TWitchell
was sort Of housekeeper for Twitch-
ellis father, and aspired to marriage with
him; but he refused on the ground
that she was not kind to the children.
Thereupon she, though many years his
senior, transferred her efforts to her pre-
sent husband, and secured him. A sister
of his, a girl perfectly healthy and well,
incurred her displeasure by her opposition
to the match II think it was), and she died
very suddenly and under circumstances in
dicating poison. Though nothing was ever
done about it, a good many of the neighbors
suspected Mrs. Twitchell OF the time; and
when Mrs. Hill was murdered they remem-
bered the death of the young Miss Twitch-
ell. My informant, on reading the account
of Mrs. Hills murder, said at once " That
was done by Mrs. Twitchell ; George never
could have done it and he is just that sort
of a fellow that he will think it manly and
generous to shield his wife and hang for 1t
himself. But some day she will be found
to have done the deed"
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FATAL NITRo-GLTCERINE EXPLOSION
Ne,o York, April This morning an ex-
plosion of nitro-glycerine took place in o
blacksmith shop on Grand avenue, Hudson
City. The building was destroyed. Ne
thaniel Guard was killed outright, being
torn to shreds. John Coad was hurled
twenty-five feet, but not seriously hurt.
The accident was caused by Guard plung-
ing o red-hot poker into can of glyce-
rine. The contractor has been arrested.
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at the Richmond Tobacco Exchange to-day
the market was rather lower for oil kinds,
with very heavy breaks. The prices to-day
may be set down as 20 to soc. on Tugs, and soc.
to 81 on leaf, below the following, which were
our last quotations
Legs shipping green or unripe) common to
medium. ......S 80 O0NSb 90
Ripe, in good order. ........ 754Q 7 80
Ripe, in soft order. 50gD 6 co
Working, common to me-
dium.......... D 5OGD "
Working, good. 8 500 5 90
Bright, smoking or working
common to Medium. 5o@ls 90
Bright, smoking or working,
1satsh fO9d TO fine snort dark, in 00s0 %
good Order. ..............7 500 80
Do do do soft do s COO 90
Do long do good do 5o@ll 90
DO do do soft do cog 20
Stemming, short and long,. O00l3 90
Bright wrappers, medium
10 good. Is 0003O 90
Do do fine to EXTRA. 80 O0O6O 90
Petersburg, Va.
In Petersburg, Va, on the 18th instant, the
bulk of offerings consisted of nondescript and
inferior grades, in the price of which there
was no alteration. Shipping tobacco, as far
rs received, was not in condition 10 keep
over summer. Wa quote:
Luys-Common to fair, s4.50 to 50; good to
fine, Sc to sc. so.
Leaf.-Common to fair, SO to as. so good,
az 80 to $3.50; fine, $3.50 TO sl4. No bright
fancy wrappers Offering. A strictly fancy
wrapper would bring from $40 to $50, and Is
much wanted.
New York.
In New York on the 7th Kentucky low
grades were moving moderately well. The
sales were 3o5 hogsheads Kentucky at 6h@l5c.,
and 45 bales Havana at ~. O5. We quote:
Heavy Western and
Light Leaf. Clarksville.
Lugs......"..... q TIC 7Hg sac.
Common leaf. 7h@l Sh sh@lO
Medium leaf" Sh@lOh lOA@l2
Good leaf .....u Gll2h 12hQl3b
Fine leaf. ........ l4H@l5 II OBS
Selections .AA0l6 15H8l5
Manufactured TobdccO-Black work.-Com-
mon and medium, l2h@lSc. good and fine,
20030c. good and 1ne-bright work-com-
mon and medium, l504oc. good and fine, 600
Soc.
st. Louis.
In ST. Louis on the Sd instant sales were Is
hogsheads and boxes from $3.50 to $ll.75
Quotations were:
New inferior green lugs, 1894. so; sound
green Tugs, 81. 5OF9$6 dark factory dried ship
pers, 89@Sl1 lght-colored shippers, 81 60le
$l3 medium bright filters, Sl30Sl6; black
wrappers, Sl0.5O1Sl3; brigh: leaf, old, $500
$780, stems, $l.lOUTl7o.
Cincinnati.
In Cincinnati during the week ending the
9Th instant the receipts of leaf have continued
light and the demand good. There is but little
stock in store. The prices of all grades have
pretty decided upward tendency, and we now
quote an advance on several grades
Virginia Lear.-Lugs, per pound, 6h96hc.;
me!ium leaf 9h@lOc. fine leaf, l4@l5c.
ohio Seed LeaJ.-Flne wrappers, per pound,
9Oc.
M,o Kentucky Ltdf-Trash per pound, 5h@
&C. /; Tugs, 1900; medium leaf, 90loc. good
leaf l39ljc. fine leaf, l64l9c.; selections,
bright, 20c.
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DEATH OF JACOB I. COHEN, j., ESQ.
The death Of this venerable and we'll
known citizen took place at his residence,
No. lis north Charles street, ON Tuesday
night. at the advanced age Of nearly eighty
years. He had been for some time in de-
clining health. Mr.. Cohen was born in
Richmond, Va, on the goth OF September,
1889, and was the eldest of ak brothers, of
whom but two are now iving.-Baltimore
S,yo
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NATURAL ALLIEs-In the House, We'd
nesday, on the census bill, says Doug. Wal
ZACH, there was pitting Of the West and the
South against New England and the Mid
die States. The former won the day be-
cause they had the strength to win it.
iGood. cav We
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A FRENCH SToRY.-The other day y.
called on Madam @.
"Madam, can see your husband?
"No, sir; he is out at present. He
went cut to buy cigar"
"Did he say when he would return,
madam?
"No."
" Has he been gone long
More than twenty years"
"Ab, 1 see," said Y, "he wanted to get
good one"
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EXPLOSION OF A LocoMoTIvE.-Le,ois-
tom, Me-, April THE Grand Trunk
engine Lancaster exploded at Doubleday
Junction to-day, ipjuring seriously five per-
sons-none fatally.
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GENERAL SLOVENIAN.

urs COURSE IN THE ADMIN1STRA-
r1oN OF VIRGINIA AFFAIRS-AN
INTERESTING CONVERSATION
WHY HE REMOVED &C ERN o f
wELLS~WHAT HE SAYS OF THE
NEW MOVEMENT THE STATE
orFICES-H1S POLICY IN MAKING
APPOINTMENTS THE GENERAL
CONDITION OF THE STATE-ITS MA.
TERIAL INTERESTS AND ITS POLL.
c1Es-A COMFORTABLY REFLEU.
TON
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TOBACCO FACTORY Cincinnati
April THE tobacco factory Of John j.
Robbins was seized to-day on charge Of
violating the internal revenue laws. Three
tobacco factories will be seized in Coying-
ton, KY, tomorrow.
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MARYLAND
M AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PENCE GEORGES COUNTY, Md.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
NINE EILES EROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Sessions open SEPTEMBER 18TH
and FEBRUARY 1S7
Vacations from July Is. 70 september 18th.
Entire charge for Ave months, Sis. No extras
Uniform required.
For circulars or information apply TO
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President
or 70 Major r. A. g. HANDY, Registrar.
Postofftce ut the college. u a1m
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared TO furnish the very best
quality GRAVITY, dressed or undressed, In any
quantity. We will also build all kinds OF GRAN
TIE WORK at short notice. Special attention
given TO rough or dressed WALL WORK. GENE
Terry WORK, &c, and all material furnished.
Office corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL,
n finn Superintendent
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN THE WEsT.-St
Louis, April THE entire Republican
ticket was elected yesterday in Denver, and
in Colorado the Citizens ticket was elected
In Jefferson City, Mo-, the Democrats car
ried the election.
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DEATH OF SIR EDWARD CUSARD, BART
Sir Edward Cunard, Bart, the founder Of
the Cunard line Of steamers, died suddenly
last evening at his residence, in New York,
Of disease of the heart.-World, 18th.
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An INSANE MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND
Four CHILDREN.-H. Paul, MIMI, April
An insane man named Grey, on the
Saltwater road, killed his wife and four
children - aa sa.-. ...s
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ELECTION IN RHODE Observation-Disclosures,
II. l., April Seth Bradford, Governor,
and the entire Republican ticket, were
elected by about 1000 majority.
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New YORK CENTRAL STocK.-Albany,
April I'm the Legislature to-day the
House committee reported in favor of le-
CALLING the over issues of the Central rail-
road stock