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Accident ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
lCmrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l



CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 20, 1874.
There WAS a collision Of freight trains at
keseick on Saturday night. AS far as | can
learn the particulars they are as follows:
The western-bound freight on the Chesa-
peake and Chic railroad was standing on the
siding awaiting the arrival of the eastern
bound train, which came laundering along
at the rate OF twenty-five miles an hour, the
switch, from either carelesSuess or neglect,
had been left open, and this train was pre-
cipitated upon the stationary train, resulting
in the smashing up Of both engines and
teIe$coping the boxes. There were no per-
sonal injuries sustained.
1t is thought that the driver Of the eastern
train must have been asleep; to suffer his
train to run into station with sucn speed
would be rcprehensible in any one who vas
arGke. The hands from this section were
ordered there yesterday to assist in removing
the debris. Two collisions in one week does
not add much to the reputation Of the road.
QUIZ,
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DEATH or A YRGIE1AS IN BALsINoRn.--
MIR. Edward Sears, of the firm OF Cox d
Sears, grain commission merchants, died yes
terday. He was formerly OF Gloucester
county, Va, and came to Baltimore shortly
after the close of the war. He was fifty.
eight years old, and had been in bad health
about year from cancer, which causes his
death. His remains will be taken to Vir-
ginia.-Sun, goth.
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Tho Friends Association.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90 The animal
meeting of the Friends Association of Phil
adelphia and vicinity was held tonight.
The report Of the Executive Board states
that nineteen schools are now open, sixteen
of which are in North Carolina and the other
three in Virginia. The average number OF
pupils during the term has been 1912 en-
rolled, 1861 in attendance; aggregate re-
ceipts for the year, Sl2, S99.44. :,
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SroNIsGTox, Conn.,, April 20.-Irying and
CORTLAND Langworthy, sons OF Henry D.
Langworthy, were attacked ut their resi-
dence last night while their parents were at
church. Irving was killed, and Courtland's
wounds are supposed to be mortal. Strong
suspicion attaches to hired man who is now
under arrest. The murder is presumed to
have been done with an axe, rs one with
human hair and skin upon it has been found
on the premises. ...+
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Railroad 10 be Sold.

GREENSBORO, n. G., April 2o.-1n the case ca
of Hiram Sibley and Henry C!eHs %. Inc
Western North Carolina Railroad Company,
pending in the United States Circuit Ceur'
at this place, Judge Dicks has signed ae'
cree ordering the railroad, rolling STOCK,
franchise, &C., to be sold at pubic auellon
on forty days notice, to satisfy mortgage
for al 200 600. - - n --.t
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r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE g.
tiI,ACE and BUTTON CATERS,
Ladies' and Misses' Serge Fo1ed and Button dAl-
,dies' and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CKOQUETS; .s..-..e
MarA Mapnoiias. and other styles Of SLIP
PERS and WALKING SHOES;
ccntiemen,s, Boys, and Youths CALI Prince A.
bert OXFORDS, TIES, &c, tox, ptafh' anu "a
cbiisIsn's and infSnts' colo.ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS in endless variety, ]os' 10
cf GssTe6GM i0' WORK MADE TO ORDER AM
cHHo1RhSTEED TO FIT. ,REPA1RlS6 ns~i.
and prom,p, ,iy,t dome n.n to orders.
epe'ie' "''> JOHN q. B0SCHEN SUN.
,o1 bO9 and I'LL Broad street
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CITY ADVERTIS-
L ING.-Sealed proposals TO do all ADT3RTIS-
ING for the city will he received by the commit
tea on Accounts and Printing up to WEDNhS-
DAY, April cad, at noon when the Bids Will %
opened. .uh,ss
Direct proposals to ~ r,. c,~,
for Committee on Accounts and Printing.
81
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TEE JAMES IRWIN CAHAL.-The Senate
select committee on transportation have
agreed to the report prepared by the chair
man, Senator Window. AS anticipated BY
the Sums special dispatches, the committee
unanimously favor improved water routes,
but are divided IS to the proposed legisla-
tive measures in reference to railroads. The
specific recommendations are not yet made
public. Washington telegram in Bols'mors
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURAkCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIn sra2af,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the .c.,,
AMAZON INSURANCE G0 Sno 4 Oh ola'in'
HISHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. CokPA'
NY, Of New York-assets over 100000;
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANhINe
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Ys.-assets over
'vxVTTtHSr1C INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Rrooklyn, n. Y-assets over S300,000;
JEION FIRE INSURANCE COAPAN I, Oh
Baltimore, Nd.-assets over $500, 900. n,oo
peuosited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, " oU,,,
600, Losses squItabiy adjusted and promptly pals
st this agency Applications solicited, and imme-
Hate attsntion given thereto. &C 10
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Tho panama Inter-Oceanic Canal.

NEW YoKk, April 2O.-A letter from the
United States steamer saranac states that Inc
inter-oceanio canal commissioners, with COM
mander Lull, have made a trip up the san
Jnan river and crossed the lake of Niearau-
qua TO the Pacific. The commission 10. YET
{, examine the Arato route. under Cap1ala
Selfridge, who has arrived at Panama. 2
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sonmstae<a for Trial.

Nsw York, April 20.-The examination
OF DR.. Uling, Louise Germs, and Charles
Finck for conspiring to defraud the Me r.
chants Life Insurance Company Of Sl0.00o
was concluded this afternoon IN the Tomtos
Police Court. The Doctor and Louise were
committed for trial in default Of $4,000 each
ILL
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B APH. s

Sud Little Hey burned 20
,5g ~ ssss Death. 49,, a{@l.eg
800 Especial telegram 70 the Dispateh.l
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 2o.--c Caleb Dud.
ley Etheridge, small son Of Dr.. H. S.
Etheridge, residing at Pleasant Grove, In
Norfolk county, was burned to death on
Saturday, by his clothes accidentally taking
fire,
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1900 from Petersburg.

iF' ',,,c of the Richmond Di'pa.cnl
rx0r'i' rsTzvspuRe, April 70 ls'*'
49,, ,,rcysilcd so steadily yester-
n, AN '"S, =, , great extent with the re-
y, ;H,ci'cI'"1a c( the day. At some OF tne
wv however, the at,enos"tt ,h NY Wash.
tn-l%&,.g ryi>,,s interesting. "A. s,'e oh,~sh
-; i'c ,rrct Methodist Ep'scops, S" n.y.,
lining. two persons conhes'eo ,u.,
rt5e ' -;,h the congregation, ana one ~
,e> ,hc Wsshinston-Street ffe$o!Is
nh, ~ -, E,,. William +. Bishop preach
rs@'a.n.',." .r,mo;,. and made tlne impfes-
,~H' ~ r,n be held every night Q. inc
>G''T. :, the WashiuSton's'ree'
~, wv r',,rnpal church, where a deep
,>h>j'N. .nrr>t i being manifested.
= gag - go fr;csdc had their scml-annua,
y ~ k,n, an,, parade to-day, aud turned
80 NN>. hundred and scsenty.sl1 mem
+. ~, 90" ,,,tnr The command OF the f'rc
~ 81 = Lacy. The boys were all IN
So ',,;t,rns. snd their machines we're
- ;, ~, "a the fuess polish, ana deco
n@7r''n>.h ~ tr,;cons and garlands. wnich
rso' - hcay.v .o the display; wh'ie .Ne
~ -'%", '',,;, we're in attendance. lhere
80 49,, ,,,ua tEla' et H"''' h.n,,
vs. - ,hr tnc>; sud largest 'hA' hS> JUG"
- .,r, The war. -,
-, ~, rS> numerous sas'us~" y. ,oI,
:: ,..r,,rS 20 Richmond 'o'uA! ~ .r a.,
60 go = tie ceremonies e'm .,, nnanSmsnt NJ
?, s;t6c.iion Of lie n''ecu'n "'''''
,avsti,u:iop. T., ,,,,,
- uU.urEs Court resumes 10 $50
'..--nw m27Ujnr. 1ne tc'ens No.,
,.,"s yr>StG-.l ~ the sase ", o:n W
t,y- attracted hnt N''le l "ru'SS' ~ 49, !;
.>. mi those whH hsSe reun n. Aeo ''' !
A~..,a a,v!ave l:Ve'y Sen'iSnt' xo
~, n,,rs;.c Association lo' auis.eus .,
- sl4b - let from the'r Feteu. p.i
,' ...,,,',s rl.,n amount VII! DC at'Pl'eu ~
'>''''''',' 49, .-r.:iau q synagogue iot ou
8, 80 - NJ. J,a 81 faith.
-. e. ~r,;, tXt.Icaient and much cur
,,,,yir- among The negroes on sne -
-, r,.;r,cn "Trn+rr6SSie coiored nom
- ~, ....,s-. q, hc 0aSsing through slrsu
u" !! t.,.I, ,,,,l.S i,S,lf n,,n;fost
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rur<,.r hx q Masked Burslar.

NEW YosK, April 20.-The police here
have been notified by telegraph from Nau.
nett, near this city, that Mrs. Perry was IA
tally shot there last night by masked bur
ylar, who had effected an entrance into her
house. The murderer, in bis haste to ss.
cane. left behind bis bat and mask.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

CT. LOUIS, April 2O.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn active and higher ; No. mixed, 6SM6Shc.
on track. Whskey steady Ut 94c. Pork quiet and
1rm at $16.75. Bacon strong; shoulders, TIC.
clear rib. A@9xc.; clear, 9NQ10c. Lard hrm
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FroH, Louisa Comfy.

ES6ugglc1's HALL, VA, April 20, 1874.
10 The Editors Of the Dispatch:
The protracted rainy weather has put a
gloomy feeling over our slost worthy and
ludaslrious farmers, many Of them not
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GOSHEN BUTTER, glt-edge, fresh, re-
" ceived every Tuesday direct from New York
dairy. at
NH 80 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL al, 1874.
Sun rises........ 1921 Noon sets..........12.0 90
san sets.. 6.37 High tide. .......... S.59
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Latest News from Washington.
CONGREGATIONAL.


WARRINGTON, April 90 endte.-hr. Ed
monds, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported adversely on the bill for the relief Of
purchasers Of lands sold for direct taxes In.
the insurrectionary States.
The bill, on motion Of Mr.. Clayton, was,
with the adverse report, placed on the CAL
endar.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions reported unfavorable to the morale of
Sykes, claiming seat In the Senate, and
Messrs. Salisbury and Hamilton reported
against Spencer. Ordered to be printed.
This Is the Alabams easel.
Mr.. Bogy then took the floor on the LOU:
isiana muddle.
Adjourned.
Houss.-Mr. Holland introduced joint
resolution for the recognition of Cuba.
G. Fl. Patrick, Of Alabama, witness
In the Busted impeachment case, was dis.
charged from the custody OF the Sergeant.at-
Arms, he having given satisfact DRY excuse
for his non-attendance.
The House spent two hours on the legis-
lative appropriation bill; after which it ad-
journed.
| Cheap Water Transportation.
| WASHINGTON, April 20.-A resolution was
offered in the House to-day by General
Young, Of Georgia, setting forth the great
need OF some well-devised and sure system
of cheap transportation by water from thu
interior to the sea, and instructing the Com
mittee on Railroads and Canals to report
bill for the improvement Of the great ma
tional water highways of the country AM
their connection by such artificial channel
: as will give to the people the cheap trans
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI, April 2C.-Elour quiet and steady
Corn steady at oS@7Uc. Pork unchanged. Lar
quiet and hrm; steam, &c.; kettle, 10c. Bacon
strong: shoulders, TIC; clear rib. 9hc.: clear
9sc.-all packed; sales Of clear rib At 9ke loose
WhiskoV firm at 92hc. .rr.
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EOk RENT, BRICK HOUSE No. 1os, "A
4 Laurel street, containing four rooms Nj
kitchen with two rooms. To good tenant rent
will be very low. ..
Also, several other HOUSES In various parts of
the city. Apply quick to
WILLIAM Il. POLK & CO., Auctioneersb
ND 1881 No. 2 Tenth street.
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LOIUSyILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, April 2o.-Flour quiet and un
Bacon active; shoulders, 75c.; clear rib 9Ac. clear
10Hc.: sugarecured hams, 123@1 3Hc. Lard
Tierce, l049llc. keg and steam nominal. Whis
key, 92c,
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TOR RENT, APARTMENTS COZ O.
4 sisting Of FOUR ROOMS, corner First d.
and Main Streets, suitable for family. Apply 10
~ W.B. Robins, Agent,
on1S.2t y. " 1905 Bank street.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April 0-Cattle dull; sales OF
2,4O0 head at S7.25QSS for extra Pennsy!vania
and western steers: $3.50 for fair 10 good; $3.50
Q$6 for common to fair. Sheep In fair demand; sale
OF z 900 head at 5000. Live hogs IN lair demand
sales of 5. 600 hcad At So.
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FOR THE LAWN Or FIRLD
BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

TOOK AT THIS AND ECONO-e
i MIZE, AND BUY WORK MADE ATEA
HOME-Lndies' Serge Button Eoots sold at
the RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
2l5 Broad street, between Second end Third streets
dies Serge Lace, foIed, 81 a27s Ladies' Serge
Fo1ed Button Boots SO 10 $3.50 Misses Mise Serge
Gsif Lace Boots, 1915; Misses Calf, q good
school shoe, 81 $3.50; Ladies' Kid Button Boots.
$3.50; Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots' SS.oO
Is: Gents French Calf Boots, ~; Gent frenen
Caf Callers from u 10 IS; Boys from S3 10 S5.oo
Rows first-class Calf Shoes, x2.oO.
Ishildren,s Shoes sold al low figures,
All work manufactured by me Warranted, anu No
other kind sold.
parties Wishing to buy good BOOTS and SHOES
win find Il TO their sdval tage TO give me cai:
Respectfully, HE&kf Z. BosChEH'
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New dlAsaow cxr1Dl, April go.AA fire
occurred here last night by which forty
three buildings were burned. Loss, $3.50.
fEln .....r-.. u :.
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COMMERCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
~,uyxy vnRV MARK ETS,

r yonr Inzal ao.-Coston quiet but arm
ss NJ az bales at l7cs Southern -four dnii enc en-
defining; common e fair extra SSS9gsfosSj
good 70 :5o$sasl,e %he Corn IN
Ssi ooS i st s4Gssxc. for common to prime ne"
mixed Coffee quiet a1d arm m q te So FoSt
- - sICsEin7 1916. Rosin quis
- > r. 49, 90 (F1nsz Pork quiet
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The Arkansas Troubles.

WASHINGTON, april 20.-Colonel Rose,
commanding the United States troops at Lit.
tie Rock, has sent the following dispatch to
the Secretary of War: "The Presidents in
structions have been received and carried
out. There is some excitement here. 1t
will soon subside. The force is small on each
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'':FjINHNgTHfss.s
RIcHmoxp crock EXCHANGE.

BY Telegraph.
- NEW YORK.
Few yoaK, April 40 Foo'.-StoskS aesiVe, Ie-
yerish and nrm. Money, 4. Gold, 114. E1cnauss-
Long, 4ssH; short, 4Ssh. Government" Ss1ons
sud'acsiEe. States dull and lower.
Epen;no,-Money active and stringent: bid
Exchange, Ase. Gold nrn, but dull at 1l3A0A4
Governments dull and strong. States quiet and nom
inal. .... e.,
BALTIMORE.
BALrn,oR7, April 20,-yirginia 6's, senfen
SOY. Bid to-day.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. JOSEPH WOODWARD, D:S
bls oitice TO his rssideHce, No. S0S Grace slees,
ihisd door from St Psrl's church. Tne many III
movements In and adtunets 10 denlat sesncs,-
sui. extracting, Iea' Ing the natural teeth ana III
every variety or orr ,6cialw should pe sumcesb
guarantees OF sas0 .ss. se So-eo1on =
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OFFICE OF CITY EsGINARR,
rx,,,<.nyn VA urtI al 27A.

:
ATOTICE.-Seaedp proposals will be re-
IN ceIyed at this Office until TUESDAY NEXT,
2sth April, 1t IA O'Clock ~, to 5Irn,sn tne cry
mules and horses with FEED, PhofEhA'An' &C.
for the tcrm OF three months. =,
The Committee on Streets Generally reserve ,ne
right to rel ct any or I'll bids offered shd o! Giving
the contract for each article required TO me ioHes
bidder therefor, and In the article OF uA1 10 give
the contract for 23 months. ,.,,o
Forms OF proposals can be obtaineqn ~ spRtyAne
At this Office. W. L. ~ W.
ap 2l-td #eRa lily hnStne--.
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Chem Water TRANSPORTATION.

portation which they demand.
A motion to suspend the rules in order
TO vote on the adoption Of the resolution
was re]ected-ayes, 100 /; noes, 74-not two.
thirds.
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nor THE SPRING TRADR.

Now opening large line Of BLACK ALPACAa
Of the best make aud shades, cheaper thsn any
heretofore offered In this market. 10
Also a welI-assOrtcd stock Of pare LANE
LACE POINTS, Of the newest designs, at prieests
suit everybody. So. @,:L ..+-s-
WAsH-POPLINs a. 1870, aad arst-slass
New styies @ATERED SASH RIBBONS a.
75c ,and FAsT-COLOR PRINTS 1t &c. ,- ,,ys,,,.,,,,
HEMSTITCHED LINEN HASDKEkCHlEFS
Mt I6Hc, and beautiful DAMASk TOHELS.ae
25c, mpe-bordered LINEN HkNDkEKCHtEES
ut &c.. and pure LINEN DOYLlbSsH 6us.S Pa
Also. new lot Piquea. Satin Guipares, Yosos
mite, MarIposa, and Persian stripes. -..sa 80
ANA Gil Bread street.
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DRY GOODS.


uAYING JUST RETURNED. FROM
Ill New York, / am now prepared TO furnish my
customers and the public with goods bought yezy
much under their value.
In DRESS GOODS have everything now that
is eul. which will sell from 1 2Kc- up.
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLINs, 25c.t
STRIPED SILK POPLINS, &C.,; .r
COLORED SILKS in every shade, for dresses anI-
trimming; @1.@i
BLACK SILKS cheaper than they ever were; -
BLACkALPACAS from 25c. up; ,4 81 3Er
BLACK ALPACA at 50c.-beautfui; E
WHITE and COLORED PIQUEs at all prtsess
NAINSOOK, plain; aa ggiseesl
NAINSOOK, plaid and striped-yery cheap;
Good "A BLEACHED COTTON at l0e;
TABLE DAMAsK from 35c. up;
| NAPKINS OF all prices; ~
TOWELS OF 1870 worth &c.;
CASSIMERES-in Cassimeres for men and boys
have the best stock ever offered in this markets
LINENS for men and boys;
have great many other goods. too numerous to
mention, oil Of which shall sell VERY CHEAP.
Also, more cases Of the best LAWNS at l2kc-
ANY one iu want OF CHEAP GOODS will DO.
well to give me q call before buying elsewhere.
JULIUS SYCLE, AIS Broad street,
Country merchants will do well to examine my
s,ocs OF DRESS GOODS mp 17-tmy7
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-For the Middle
States and lower lake region, west to north
west winds and generally clear weather.
For the Southern States east of the MisSis.
sippi, southwest to northwest winds, with
very generally clear and pleasant weather.
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cpR1NG CLOTHING. .
JULIUS KRAKER, i +. ye., :
. CLorH1ER AND MERcHANT.TAIlsoR.

1877 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FrfrxnrrH AID
SIXTEENTH STREETS, SIGN OF TEN Red rosT,
takes pleasure in informing bic frend' ana ~ ~
SOrth sith "a fine a selection OF MEMS andB v6S
a. cI IoTH HI and GENTS FURNISHINGS 90HnSSs
M Also CASsIMERES, VESTINGs, etc, LOT ,,.S IN
,ha city In any establishment Thankful Iot pass
S.yass he soiicits call from all, condoent 70
- - =; :. = ULluS KkA IL s,rset
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-John S. Andrews
has been nominated postmaster at Jackson
vile, Fla.
Among the combinations to-day was that
Of Thomas Russell Us minister to Venezuela.
Hon. Samuel Milligan, associate justice of
the United States Court Of Claims, died
to-day.
a bill removing the political disabilities of
General George E. Pickett was, at the in.
stance of Representative j. Amber Smith,
passed in the House to-day by two-thirds
majority.
The report on the James River and IA
nawha canal will be sent TO the House by
public printer on Thursday.
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BOoRs, STATIONERY, sc.

rROOUET.-RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
" BOOKSELLERS, have Just received an sssort-
ment OF CRUQUET, The most popular game ever
made, The prices vary from $3.50 to 80.
Also, .PARCHEESl, CH14ALhlO' ana o'nef
GAMES,
-. INITIAL PAPER,
-,- FANCY NOTE PAPER and
ENVELOPES, and the
Best STATIONERY Of all kinds.
ap 21-d&w
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!: IL! ls!|!!l -! s IS
| At $2.75. Turpentipe quiet at 4oc. ~
new mess, SIT. Lard frm At 1Cac. Whisky lo%
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NH q
CPRING STOCK BOOTS, sHoES,EH

GPRINH STUCh DUO!o, -. =. 8H8E
y &C.-I have just received my , MSs to En-
the laiest styles and best qualities Of La, ruI,
Dies GENT EdEN,SSo M .SS si;rR apd My
and with regular supplies Will keep up !an stocA
Aao Join c. PAGE, JR., 300 Aaln street,
NH 18-Sn pssWeea -ainta Anh @s.''@'
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CPRING STOCK OF BOOTS ANDn.
y SHOES now receiving, embracing theEeA
usual kinds of ladies', gentlemen,s misses
Tchenor's iow-cut STRAP. TIES, nice ar lse; ,
Also, a full supply Of TRUNKS, &C., ut NO. $50
Broad street. nm W rIyrOP!
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Movemont in Favor Of Specie Pay.

Bosroy, April 20.-The executive COM
mttee appointed at recent meeting in
Faneuil Hall to take action in upholding the
public faith has issued an address recon-
mendiDg the formation Of leagues through
out the country to unite the people In favor
Of demanding that the Government shall re.
deem its financial pledges, and to create a
stronger public sentiment in favor OF specie
pav ment
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.


DOR NEW YORK The &KFh
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company's
steamship WYANOkE, Captain COUCH, Wiz sail
TUESDAY, April 2lst, st O'Clock I. ID.
Freight received until O'Clock p. n.
Through bills Of lading signed, and GOODS 1of-
warded with dispatch to all points norm, south'
east, and vest :: siso, to foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, S12; steeraSe, 20; rouno-
Htp tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply 70
g. W. ALLEN d CO.. Agents,
sp 2O-2t Companies harf, Rockets.
EOR PHIL ADELPH A. MkT&
l. The steamerJ j. w. EVERMAN viii s3ze!a :
receive freight for the above port I'LL mohDA1
the goth instant at ! q O'Clock.
Freight taken for " ilmingron, Del, PROVIDENCE
r. l., and Boston. Also, tor Liverpool ano AM
werp rio American and Red Star Steamship hnes
and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including mesS AM
state-room, 70. a
ap19-2t No. 2429 DOCK street.
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EeR RENT, that desirable STORE Ga
Il No. g. on west side OF Tenth, betweeDA.l
lfain and Cary Streets and nexs TO Paul Bargamin,
Esq, and George A. Aiusls, Esq Apply g
J.L. APPERSSR,
.n1sst @ .. Real Estate Aggnt.
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EOR RENT, q handsome succeed a.
n BRICK DWELLING, with basement ard Hi
conveniently arranged, with closets and otner mod
ern improvements: kitchen, stable &C., anda large
enclosure beautifully ornamented with shrubbery,
&C., on Broad street corner Of Twentieth
For rent or sale,a desirable BRICK DWELLING
and STORE, No. 9 Cary street. between Poushee
ana Adams streets. in good repair. =.-s.-... 3 .
For rent desirable OFFICES on Eleventh stree,
corner OF Main. ~
Three TENEMENTS on Main street, Rockets
Two tory BRICK DWELLING and STORE on
Seventeenth between Clay aud Vcnlb!e streets.
FRAMED TENEMENT No. lag, Seventeenth
street ~. ..... ~,
rooms, kitchen, &c. No 1905 Clay street, between
Twenty-uinth and Thirtieih streets - ,-,..;--.
Seven new BRICK TkEEMENTS, just finished
on o street between Twenty-ffth ana Twenty
sixth streets, Church Hill. Apply 70
- 9..-...a RICHARDSON D 90,
an1S-4k Ills Main street.