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letter from Petersburg.
>-.os,onSenep OF the Richmond Dfepatth.Y

rnorrespon6ence or the ktchmond Dfepascns3 4.
PETERSBURG, Aprii 8, 1876.
pey. Theodore Reid, Of Leesbarg, re-
n,,r invited to the assistant rectorahip OF
e, Paul's church 10 this city, and Ia connec-
.;or herewith to take charge OF the Mission
wv Wv church 10 Blandford, has declinsd The
Ell Al, It is probable that no further cali will
t - made until after consultation With Bishop
Waffle " who will visit Petersburg the latter
,,s-t of pext week. Ss
" ~ y reason of the general lassitude in BUSH
49,: s good many persona are out Of EN-.
,,loyment In this city.
p'Tx.Consressman Plat passed through
.ogn this morning on bis way to Vermont
- stteud the funeral Of bis father, who died
r|s,prdsy in Windsor county, in that State,
:, the age Of seventy.eight years.
The scenes along the banks Of the Apo
,nai,oy have been quite interesting for seve-
~ 5srs. The fishermen, with their nets and
lines, have turned out 10 great numbers, and
tbn success has been so good that some OF the
T.bermen have continued their sportyuntii
late in the n'gat. D.uu,
c>n,nsny have Just completed new and
S>T,HDtantis) ,urn-,able In their yard In Poca.
bon.sS. -
o55ress ia the Conservatives OF Petersburg
were called together for action this morning,
hi, Quorum not being present an ADJOURN
rcnt was had until Thursday night next. ).
The Joe Scott Conservative Benevolent
Association, an organization powerful In
Numbers, has endorsed the Conservative
municipal ticke. and pledged its best efforts
- secure its success. The same action mas
also been taken BIZ the Old-Street Benevolent
Association. ... =,
Ward meetings for the nomination OF
Council tickets will not be held for Two or
three weeks. 1t viii probably depend very
much upon the nominations MADE Wnetnel
tho Radicals will put any Council ticket 10
the field. 1t seems to be generaiiy achnom,,
edged they will make no opposltioh u 'oe
ticket already nominated. -:,
Judge Weisiger is holding the Aplil
term of his Circuit Court in DinWldoie
At The First Baptist church tomorrow
NIGHT the pastor will baptize number OF
candidates who have made profession OF
faith since last Sunday.
The action OF the United States Court ID
postponlrg the appointment OF receiver
for the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road was received with satisfaction IN this
community. and is regarded as adverse to
tho prospects Of james 81. Plstt, who has
been strenuously urged for the position oy
the Republicans in Virginia and many out o.
Il, II is even thought by some of the friends
of the road that no receiver will be ap
r,ointed ROBIN ApAIE.
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] aarKsas by Tsiegrap0.
NEW YOgx. ~.

r..
S Ssle YSEE sgE or s g,
ssoss g ss ssa.S E
for new yellow southern Zoe. Tor white sSa.fof
common old western mixed IN store. zoe. for
ssSs a BRINE nnsh'ass CSC ss Is s
quiet sassl a5Iel E,ss
kosln steady. Fseights for grain henvy andglovs
IF 50 BALTIMORE. iG, - SIS
sTBALT1MeRE, April S.-Fiour steadyaand nm
changed. VII at quiet: hrm, snd unchanged. South-,
ern corn suis5 AND siisde easier white,
Coffee guile: and firm. Whi.key shade eaaler. 'sr-
gar steady. eE 49, s Y. 60 2 II
- 80, LOUISVILLE. XII
Ws., A eR sESsss f corn sna 81.
at 4S@4ec; oais steady at 3yg42c; Rye ID. ds a.
eIear sees iaSIsas sssgSDsio Ssa e
Ss$. ;|s ssz iSss
~. ST. LOUIS 5' ' -, .s Is
wheat Gg1s 20 sae sizsa
bid. cash; Mo: 8 red fali, 81 s9@slAe. Corn az
ss s DULL s4 3d. p1s higher 4 az barley ssss
quie, and unchanged. Whiskey nom.naiiy mn
changed. Pork quiet and weak ut $23, delivered.
unchanged. Bacon easier shoulders, 9xc.; clear
nib and clear sides, 124Gl3Hc. and 1S@l3Sc.
apt CINCINNATI. 5tlE II
CNCINNATI, April 6.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat quiet and steady q, 81.1sl4i.30
@43c. Rye steady and nrm at 73@75c. Barley
quiet ana unchanged. Pork dull ut S22. rs. Lard
steady: steam, $40, cash; kettle, 14@l4sc. Bulk.
OHIO cash: cl ar SIDES, 12H@1 exc. Bacon quiel
and unchanged. Hogs firm Iair 10 good, % SOC
SO 80; receipts, $40 head shipments, $50 head.
dull and dropping choice, 30@3 fair good
25n2Sc. Freights steady and unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
.1-Erfst-rst' 2. =.eNE ~
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, April 8, 1875.

..zt.r OFFERINGS. "
WHEAT.-White. ! "a bushels. Red, 326 bushels.
CORN.-White, Ola bushels. r&
OATS.-30S bushels.
" SALES. Isl
WHEAT.-White, 1S4 bushels very good on pri.
vate terms. Red, 1913 bushels very good at S1.55;
120 bushels fair at S1.37; AZ bushels prime on
private terms-total. 326 bushels.
! CORN White, 254 bushels on private terms: 80
bushels prime Ut &c.; 202 bushels very good at
soc. 40 bushels good at 55c-total, 534 bushels.
OATS.-152 bushels at 41c.
RE-EXHIBITED. -
WHKAT.-Red. 20 bushels a. =.
OATS.-152 bushels. ~, F., .s
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Associated Press telegrams]

u Associated Press telegrams.]
APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF RE-
49, -,,. CEIyER DENIED.
I, MOBILE. April S.--The application of c..
T., Andrews. representing Morris Ketchum,
to displace w. Butler Duncan and A. Foster
Elliott, the receivers of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad has been on the part of the trustees
denied By Judge Woods fn the United Sta les
Circuit Court, he deciding that Morris ketch.
nm Is not trustee under the deed.
The motion OF Miss George Warner to
r0epen her suit against the trustees Is with.
drawn by e.. r. Andrews, her counsel.
DECISIONS IN THE WHISKEY CONSPIRACY
CASES.
ST. LOUIS, April S.-The Circuit Court
room was crowded to-day to hear Judge
Dillon's decisions in the Mckee, Avery, and
Mcguire cases. In the case Of Mcclure de-
PENDANT was sentenced to pay fine of $751;
OO0-the maximum fine--and six months in
:iail-the minimum. W. o. Avery was al
lowed until Thursday next to appear for
sentence. The motion for 9 new trial In
McKse's cases was oYerruied. A motion for
arrest Of judgment was Then hled.
4. - A TERRIFIC GALE. i
Poar JERY1s, April "a terrific gale Wis
tied this place yesterday evening. Several
houses and many trees were prostrated.
MOVEMENT OF. ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
ST.. LOUIS, April S.-The movement of
the headquarters Of the, army Is progressing
satisfactorily. - 80
ASSESSMENT ON GOVERN
11 3. NENT EMPLOYES.
ST. LOUIS, April SIP postmaster Filley
has been accused Of making compulsory as.
sessment on bis empleyes In 1873.
A DENIAL FROM SECRETARY BRIsToW.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April a.-Secretary Bris.
tow himself says there Is 10 truth IN tine
rumor OF his retirement from the Cabinet.
/, ~ Fft Z, OBITUARY.. -
Bcsron, April Mrs. 3. i. Butler died
to.dsy In the Msssach usetts General Hospl.
tai. whittier she had been taken for an oEe.
ration for cancer OF. the throat: sged MY.
five. .5< Il. !, !, :, !, ~ : 80
PHI1ApRLPHIA, April s.--eieorge w.
Hughes, prominent bseker here, hung
himself today: ystf 49,
80. ATTACHMENT 6RANTED. S s.t<
& Nsw YoaK. Aprti In the snit OF Louis
"a. Von Hoffman Hss New Qrleans1 Mobile
and Texas Railroad Company To- recover
interest on coupons on isye one Thousand
doahr. bond OF. ahsi eumpany due January
TT 1879 sud on iuserest at coupons Of
ltWsnig-dys pshsr bonds Judge s. asreti
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NEW YORK FERTILIZER COMPANY.

.r.y
NEW YORK FERTILIZER COMPANY. '1a
GENERAL OFFICE. No. 40 Broadway. n. =;
IhirtY-third streets. and East river.
and baiirg, under letters-pa'ent, OF HORSE sIA.
BILE MANURE from the stables or Inc Guy ,oL
New YORK, and the shipment Of the same for Ter
ttli5ipg purposes. -
oHaEEhaPPEEs ~ ri BEST E FfiERTiLZERKNowN,
fnt on account OF its great bulk the ipconYenieuce
and great expense attending its transportation: !.
has her etofore been accessible 70 only Hinitto
district in the immediate neRbborhood OF Inc cly.
TO remedy this difficulty this Company aims 70
pia'0 'A'' VALUABLE FERTILlzER .s
within reach of all farmers, horttcuinrists. and
others using fertilizers 10 Srm conYenient LOT
eheap transportation and hsDdltug, and az the price
preyniling tor manure In bulk In the CITY OF New
York. ,,,,, y.,,o,s.
inc manner: 1t Is psced in box-pressesv hold1ng
twenty.ope and one quarter cubic rect eaen, com.
messed 10 one third its ordinary bulk, and
Bound by wires forming close and compact Daies
of the average weight OF Tour nunored aau MY
pounds each. each bale containing eighteen 70
twenty BUSHELS and each SIX bales, one cord or loose
FOE TOBACCO. one ton Will plant Ave housand
hills. !. $50. ~ 49,. 49,.
ty and by this method the air Is EXCLUDED anu al
lis valuable properties are retained 10 MOST saLe,
saturated with all the organic and lpoi eanlc SUD
STANCES In q soluble form. until applied 70 Lne soi
All bales stamped NEW YOEk FEfIlLiHAh
Orders Tor this Manure are solicited, and prompt
attention giyen thereto BY the agents.
MORRISON h KENT, Agents:
CD 7-eod3t 1903 Deck street, Richmond, Vs.
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FOREIGN InTEALrGEscE.
EasIansl.

81 .tft.ss Ea8laHel. s54i!ts.t.s #
TIE IETHR.UEIyERsITY BOAT-RAcE-THE
CAMBRIDGE CREW VICTORIOUS. Il
~ LosDOH, April Ss--The annual boat.raee on
the Thames between the Oxford and Cam
bridge uniYersities' crews took place to-day.
The weather was nnpfecede ntedly warn and
bright, and crowds foeked from every d.
reetion1t TO witness the contest.
/ Oxford won the choice Of position, and
took the MiddIesex side. The race was well
contested, but the Cambridge crew gradu-
ally gained on the Oxford until the ship was
reached, with Cambridge a little over three
lengths ahead Hd-Winney. Time, 20 min
'utes and 10 seconds. s i>l.5. y<s.rss
ENGBIsH ARTICLES FOB PHE cENTEN.
.sf1zsE 81 ~ NAL. 2tst-.H 30 Il 81
I. LoxDoa, April 2s. Joseph Jopliug,
British superintendent of the section OF fine
arts, sailed yesterday with fifty.si water
color drawings, many eDgrayings and archi-
tecturai drawings, and z 0spaintings. The
insurance value is 1850, 600. NJ 80 y il
.HsiEi ~ - RussfE. '-tt.5f
RECOGNITION OF THE ENGLISH IMPERIAL
LONDON, April ga telegram from ST..
Petersburgh says Russia recognizes the ct.
ness of the title or Empress OF India, and
will Immediately after the issue of Queen
Yictoris's proclamation declaring the title
give official expression: Of this view at Lon-.
don. .t>.5.
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DUYHEERYC. BosCHEN'SR ICHp
I'D MOND CITY.MADE SHOES; prices as8n n
lew as northern goods, and guaranteed 70 be
THEE 500 and sl1- Broad street, and by HENRY
q ROSCHEN, s2lS Broad, and at braneh.stors,
21l Main street, between Second and Third.
Snecis atiention Is sailed TO CHuDREHBSHOEs
with sTOCKWELL PATENT TIPS-bess thing
ont. Il ss51 ~ ssstgts &c ! 0-oaIa
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BY telegraph. /

NEW YORK. April S.-Hoon.-Stoeks dull and
lower. Money-ho loans, al 8 Gold, ll3H Ex.
ehange-Long, 4S7A; short. 400, Governments
ErenfIg Money easy ct 3@4 Gold, 11@113k
Sterling, ASK Governments dull antsteady. " atss
Qaiel aud nominal. - -----.-----...-s-s--4--
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans increased 1915 600 specie decreased 1885,
600, legal-tenders decreased So coo, oOO deposits
DECREASED S3,5uO,O00, reserve decreased $4,000
Specie shipments to-day, 81 $1,000, IS.
}- BALTIMORE.
BALrNoRB, April S.-yirginia SIS, old, 80 !;
consols, SO. West Virginia's, 8. North Carolina
6's, old. Z new. 8 special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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ABSTRACT OF REPORTS MADE TO TIE Con-
TRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY, showing the con.
dition Of the national banks in tie city OF
Richmond, Va, at the close OF business on
Friday the ION day of March, 1876:
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EESOr RCES.

ABSTRACT OF REPORTS MADE TO THE CONTROL
LER OF THE CURRENCY, showing the condition
Of The national banks in the State of Virginia
al the close of business on Friday the 10Th
day OF March, 1876: ..~-
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MR. HoaB NOT DEAD. L0adon, April Ter.
The report Of the death OF Nr. Home, the
spissttalist, is uftEHs. Il n 20: 3.i
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PosTAL.-Jobn B. Robinson has been ape
Pointed postmaster ct Gogginsyiile, FRANKLIN
county, Va, sice Mrs. Il. III. Horn, resigned.
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:. Clipping was the only work of journal
t = The Aiexsndria Gazette and Soataside.
'e"'anetmlght besHn on I" Sheesa, - Appeal.
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r. AIDES FINE DRESS AND s3
Kid Rufton. nj 85 Kid Foxed Button at "a Fine
Lasting Button Handsomely at 60; French KID
side-Laced Boots; Chiidren's and Infants snees,
ain stgles and coIors; all OF which Will De solo AZ
greatly less than former prices at ono
". p. W. TAYLOR'S, s
NH 40 S.45aFa.-s ~ Fourth and Broad ssreets
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boots, SHOES, DC

boots, SHOES, DC. -r
THE OLDDOMINIoN BOOT ANDa
SHOE COMPANY, IA
s.&a sl2k MAIN STREET, - :
RICHMOND, VA, i.
respectfully announce that they have Organized an
establishment for the purpose OF manufacturing y
|, ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
and having secured first-class superintendent are
nrenared 10 compete successfully in quality OF
Work with any Of the northern factories. They In
yite the cooperation OF the public In their efforts 10
) BUILD UP. AHoME INSTITUTION.
while prepared to manufacture every description
of work both for wholesale and retail trade, espe-
cial attention Will be given toladies and gentlemen
FINE CUSTOM WORK. ..-t
Our effort will be to furnish satisfactory articles
~ lno'e- ''' = "a. D. DANFORTH, President;
rs j. 81. STEVENS, Manager;
an 6-lw C. f. DANF0RTH, Secretary.
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RECOGNITION OF THE ENGLISH IMPERIAL.
GROCERIES, kc.
CHOICE TABLE; BUTTER,

Hxrra nne New orleans hOLASSES1
Extra sweet DRIED PEACHES,
Ffsy-six prime Virginia HAMS from South
lrz..i ~ VILLA II. TATUM,t =
NH 80 5l4 Broad street.
NEW CROP GREEN TEA.-We are
IN now receiving our fourth importation o
TEA, which was selected by
Messrs. Russell q Co., Of Shanghai, under specia
orders as to quality and is represented to be OF the
choicest grades.
Imported direct from China eta san Francisco
and the Pacific railroad In forty seven days.
Samples can be procured by the trade for exami-
nation. ,, DAVENPORT Il MORRIS,
NH 22-1m Importers.
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HoTOB.F.T INsLEY & CO.'S, ~
VI - 4S1 BROAD STREET, y
-, for all kinds OF

u BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs, &C.;
tori have examined their entire stock, and can say
with safety that s one OF the cheapest In the city
They will take great pleasure In showing TO their
friends and the public that my statement is true
To be convinced 60 and see.
All kinds of REPAlRING done neatly and with
nrnr,rtnacs - = = : ..,..s..E-s1 49,. NH y5
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iYSpOD AND C0Aa.

GOAL AND, WOO dan coal sold by
W ton of 1900 pounds or half ton OF LOCO,
pounds. anthracite, 90. 90 ana 81 pc. ton Scofs
Coke.te per ton OF 009 pounds spinr cosl ya;2a1
for half ION OF 1000 pounds, Wood e4 70 ~ per
cord, delivered. All kinds OF engine Goals, clover
Make no mistake. BE sure so.ask fer PACE. Nine
tesnih and Ca,Y street 4 Zap SIC. d. PAGE. q
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GPRING GooDs.-I. ask etten- S1
SPRING GUODS Just received and opened this
morning, consisting Of Ladies' Newport Ties,
Magnolia Ties. Empress Button. snoes .Lge,
dren,s Black and Colored Ralmorss. Button; Boots,
and Foxed Boos-al, styles This addition makes my
Bio me to piease ali tastes Prices exceedingly low.
Wy - = = JOHN c. PAGE, JR., Agent,
an5 900 Main street. between Ninth and Tentn.
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TsRIaIirE EARLY ROSE SEED POTA.
-TeSss s.sss NOM H.iase. f0r aais p 1,x =
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r. B. COOKE & co, s1
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
4. MERCHANTS, -s4s. -
NO 16 SOUTH FoUsTIasTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY, .-T,{ 7F
have just we'd fresh aud well-selected stock
GROCERIES, which they offer to the trade at lowes
market prices-COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, SYRUP
MOLASsEs, BACON, SALT, WINES, WITS
KTEs, BRANDIEs, &c. 81 NH Tim
CITRON, RAls1Ns, ALMONDS, SO. +
500 pounds seFT.sHELL ALMONDS, -
300 pounds PECAN NUTS, y
200 pounds FILBERTS,
500 pounds PALMNUTS, Ts.-..
500 COCOANUTS, SOS
$50 boxes and drums FIGS,
boxes oITRON, Urn e,.11. u.xs ., q
We .DANDRIDGE & CO.'S.
de ID -.---- S27 Broad street :
DAVENPORT, s. MORRIS, 18th street,
~ .' offer for sale,
- 20 p. SALT, BACON. FLOUR ~
80 COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, u.
FRENCH BRASpY,i EN ti Z PORTER and sAIa,
aifu all leading articles Of the GROcEkY
HAMS.-THE "W EST II ALA"
Ii BRAND. Cured by thu celebrated = West
r. phalia recipe, by John Taylor, OF Trenton.
The celebrated "PINEAPPLE" BRAND-can-
passed ID sugar. cured-for sale by
NH Slim DAVENPOkI @ MOEhls.
DUSSIAN PORTER-great tonic-man-
-l0 ufactured at St. Petersburgh, and highly re-
commended by physicians
ALKETRREPTA-hom eopathic preparation for.
DRiED PEACHES (drecr from Georgia.;
TURKISH FRUNES-new supply just receive
at y fmh IL CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Spdsnt Is not cor.,
II S., Andrew and.
"a mutual adnirss::
&betNeen them y q
81 yal1r-yeq Hckler
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tnLD DOMINION sTEAMHHrP lin
w C0MPANY. -
/ ..i ...a,,t- FOR NEW YORK. ,9 :sr

This COMPANY will dispatch one or their splenH
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAEOkEs 1sAAOS
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE ~. kLDEA-.
These ships are entirely new, and were built exa
Thes have splsadid saloons, ssaserooas, andbath-
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ase an
surpassed. MI $50 8, 80.
/: Goods shipped by this line are landed rcgnlarly
1t New York on the company's covered Pig, ~
Freights for points beyond New York forwsrde d
with dispatch, and no charge nads except setua
expenses incurred. "A ~ s..S3s,fd Z u d. ~ M
For further Information apply 10 e ~
+, ~ GEORGE w. ALLEN u Co, AEenfss
my 10 office Cornpany's wharves, RockStps "a
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CANToN INSIDE LlsE.'
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWTxM
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA 81

RICHMOND AND RH1LADELPHlAt 80
J5s 80 TRI-WEEKLY.s "
J. On and after OCToBER LIST the splendid troa
steamers OF this line win leave hiehmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and, SATURDAYS from
Powha,an Steamboat Lines pier, af corAer OF
Twenty second aad Dock streets, making closa con
nection each trip at Canton, Nd, tEast Balttnorel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhiladelphiA -, 49,. 80
. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: ~ x, g;
pan freight by this line cevefedb by nre and marine
insurance free OF cost. Nc docknge charged As
Richmond. Rates as. low as-sny other line. ThiS'
Is the quickest line between Philadelpha and Rich>
mond. 4 - Z! II ~
Freights ordered by this line should, be rarked
." Canton Inside Line and sent TO- The Phlladel-
pbia, Wilmington; and Balnnore depsI Phuadel-
ph1a. 81 ~ r. - sti. - = "a
Freights received daily IN FiIadeIphsa and Rich.
mond. For farther tnformaA Ion apply 70
I a.sa.=sss is% - Z'fs L. b. TATUMi Agent IS
X Is. sOHees Twenty -second and DckKstr
SO. ~ aud NO. sos Mnin gtreetf or TO By
]. 8. WILSON, General Erstght ARsst
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bafnfncte kAtiroed,
): Philadelphia. i;If. tsss ~ 10 > Il
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FERTILIZERS.

ITORSE STABLE MANURE. :
: THE STANDARD FERTILIZER FOR ALL
CROPS. 49, ~
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GENERAL OFFICE. No. ITO Broadway. N. r.;
Packing Yard snd Shipping Depot, Thirty second,
Thirty.third streets. and East river.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

THE MYSTERY ATTENDING THE DIsAP-
PEARANCE OF MR.. CHANDLER NOT YET
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+ Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. April 8.-The mystery at.
tending the disappearance OF Hon. L. a..
Chandler is yet unravelled. There is great
anxiety, and the city is wild with orsand
surmises. The general impression is that the
body Is In the river.
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4 AMES RIVER STEAMB0A i.
b NJ CCMPANYS
WINTER soHEDtr.K
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEM HstRAsr 90
RseuLAR LA,4Dai.ssaasSe Esq 81 yAsarsRfsyxa.

On and ater TuKSDAY 81. Oetooes s.. ia5Sysza b
Gnm nny faat and slsEant steArnsr JyHH HlIs.
States mast VIII leave. her .wt4xfs 0c6stM, E0f
above named points TI ESD xs, AH,
Passengers make sure connexions with BAY Linz
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Phtsdeirhia. and New
York. st,ssi.5 r.
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"a. 49,, .IsgSl gsa Es Ssss
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Oh. Dc 80 s COKE s.
piease "a. rs per load, delivered. Try Il. Also,
Carbon Coke. Bess.Anfhrseite Coal. All aaes !.
Spllnt and Clover Hi, uptnrpasseo ana cseDsa.
pared Nr aEipdlinS and cooking. Al ut i0WsH
prices, at Ninth, Carr, and basin banss ~ r,as
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FOREIGN.

MADkID, January 80 The Alfonsitt
General Quesada occupied Villa Real,
on the frontiers Of the provinces Of Alva
and G~uipuzcoa, defended by FIVE bat
%talions, four guns and some cavalry Of
the royalists; captured sr~tillerymen, two
guns and all their material. The Carlists
also lost heavily in killed aud wounded.
Tae Alfonsist General Naldonsdo Sim
u~ltaneously occupied the nights of Arta-
ban, meeting with only slight resistance.
General Mouones occupied Zaros, threat.
ening the Csrlists' rear. The Carlists
have suspended the bombardment Of San
Sebastian and are withdrawing the siege
artillery. Itnow seems but one republic.
castilar was returned to the new Cortes
and but one Radical. Angelads. Mar.
quis Of Sandal, an extreme %mouarehist,
will lead the group Of six or eight Depu-
ties. The Constitutionslists or Sagstists
number thirty-six. Very few mederates
or partisans Of religious unity have been
returned. Elections to the Senate will
probably be favorable to the govern
ment.
COLOGNE, January 80 The cazette's
Madrid correspondent writes that, by
order of the Spanish bishops, the bodies
of all persons who died prior to the 9th
of February, 1875, whs we're only civilly
married will be exhumed and removed
from consecrated ground. One decision
Of the spiritual court relating to a case
Of this kind has already been approved
BY the Minister Of Public Worship.
LONDON, January 29.-The regular
annual University boat race between
the Cambridge and Oxford crews has
been fixed for Saturday, April 8.
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Atheinm nnd ChrirtInnIlx.

Atheism has q number Of followers in
this city and in6delity is spreading rap
In a recent letter Prof. Swing, in
replying TO an aiheistical criticism upon
Christianity, says:
Speaking abstrsctedly, | do not hest
tate to affirm that the sublimer the
destiny OF the soul the greater will be its
heroism and ito peace, and that the
dream Of an immortal life is a most val.
liable element in the formation Of a great
soul. but | cannot demonstrate the truth
Of this proposition. | can prove to you
that the'square Of the hypothenuse Of a
right-angled triangle is equivalent to the
squares Of the other two sides, but when
it comes to proving TO you or to any one
else the propositions Of religion, l must
ask to be excused Here | deal cnly in
probabilities, END it is demonstration
you demand.