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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPLY,
RICHMOND, VA, january 10, 1875. !
CCHEDT1LE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.

RICHMOND AND IDANVILLR r,
RICHMOND, VA, january 10, 1875. i J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TR TRAIN No.
SoUTH.-Leayes richmond at $50 A. NJ; leayes,
Rurkeyille at A.; NJ; Leaves Dundee at 1879
bcro' at 1855 T: NJ; leaves salisbury at s:5s r.
81; arrives a Charlotte at els ?. y: ~.
LEANS EXPRESS, Easlwnrd-Leayes Charlotte ~
Ii. leaves salisbury at $50 4: II; leaves Greens.
eo Dundee 4, S
vile at 6:sl T. NJ: arrives In Richmond at 9:s6
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHBunG ACCOMMODATION,
Westward-Leayes Richmond ut 8 A. Al. arrives
at Burkeyille 81 1885 +. III. leaves Burkevile as
2 r. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at $40 P. D.
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCHBuRG ACCOMMODATION
rlves ut Rlchmond at 4:34 p. m. go -
TON daily except Sunday, WestwardNLeaves
Richmond at 2. d.; arrives at Burkeviiie ss
NOTATION, Eastward Leaves RurkevlITe at 6:68
A: NJ: arrives az Richmond atl2M: :, !.
Trains Nos. 5 and connect at Richmond with
the Chesapeake and Ohio rallroad ..t
trains 10 and from Rnlegh and Goldsbnro'. ~
The through trains conf ect al Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and washington City, Viz.
gtnia Midland and Great Sonshen r.rGad 70 az
SS Trains rs Nos. and connect st Cbarlosse Vita
trains on the Atlanta aud Richmond Alr-Ltne raAs
road to and from GreenyIlle, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacsla, New Orleans, and all souta.
western points, and with the Charlotte, Columbia
and Angus "a railroad fer Columbia, Augusta, Sasanp
nah, Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No. connects at BurkeviIle with the At
autic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch,
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
+ Tickets sold 10 all southern and southNeetefE
points, and baggage checked through. 1879
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman seepers run on ali night trains.
Local tickets are good oBly for continuous pas.
sage 10 the points named ON the ticket. NO hy-'
WV '''e'-0 T. II. r. TALCOTT, 4
General Superintendent :
4 JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent
Il IL 20 = - IL. !. .iL- " !. - !. q
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THR INDIANA DEMOCRATS IN A HURRY
The calling of the Indiana State Democratic
Convention is great disappointment to the
friends of Mr.. Hendricks. Senator McDon-
aid, who was chairman OF the State Com
mittee, has taken the matter SO much to
heart that he has resigned. 1t is well un'
derstood that the State Convention will pro-
nounce in favor Of soft money, which will
complicate MIR. Hendricks position very
much before the National Convention.
Hence the attempt, which has been unsuc'
cassful, to put off the State Convention.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoApt
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, Isis

niSn10oNO AM 4 IL 1issoonH nAiLhOAOS -
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, Isis
~ trains on this road win ran rs follows: ssssi
z LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. q! ssai
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sur
day. connecting for all points South
and west s,esp:ag-car attached run
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT T RAiN daily Except Sun
dayl with coach attached. for Peters-
burg. nd-ststto0s on the Southsi69
i road, Lyuehbarg, and the West
las P. NJ, THkoEGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all paints south aud West. Pas,
senEsrs taking this train will make
close nntctiOH at Petersburg fo9
8. Norfolk. Elegant par,or-car attaches
runs th,ought to Weldon. .;sa5s.-
500 p. ~, FRI HT daily Except Sunday, with
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
1850 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
day. wish coach attached.
1900 ID, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Poiomae railroad for all points Eass
500 P. ~. FRRIGHT daily Except Sundays
1856 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
day., connecting with kichmoRdy
Fredericksburg and Potonsc railroad
f"rali points East and West. Pullman
.. sleeper attached. running through
10 Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS
aud VII points North and West. ..5ls
The NAIL TRAINS will ot:sop between Rich.
This is the only Hne running double daily trains
making close connections for Charleston, Column
bia. Augusta, Savannah, and Southwest Georgia,
Passengers for Glover Hill PITS leave Richmond
at lao 7: NJ. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, and
: ALI TEAMS leaving Petersburg win start from
de- 81 A. SHAW Superintendent
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Further "Details OF the Terrible Wind
storm.

ST. LOUIS, February ga terrible wind
storm, amounting almost to a tornado,
struck the northern part Of st. Charles,
Mo-, yesterday afternoon, and passing down
Main and Second streets, demolished or
badly injured twenty or more buildings.
Among those most seriously damaged are
kramer's warehouse wrecked and his -four
ipg.mill greatly Injured, the courthouse I'M.
rooted and the front blown down, the county
Jail unroofed aud the walls blown down two
stories below the roof, leaving the iron cells
exposed. Concert Hall, and ST. Charles
Saving Bank, the gas-works, Piper's agri-
cultural warehouse, totally destroyed. The
First National Bank will have to be pulled
down. The county clerks Office, the Calfor-
MIA house, the Democrat, Ne,cs, and Zeitung
newspaper offices, the Park Hotel, the Ger
man Method list church, Odd. Fellows build.
ing, aud MI merous other buildings, all badly
injured. James Gasney, an employe at the
gas works, and his little son were killed.
Three or four other persons were more or
less hurt. The storm went in the direction
of Portage Des Sioux, and is said to have de.
stroycd several farm.f ouseS and injured a
number of persons. The storm lasted less
than five minutes. The damage at St. Charles
is estimated at 100000, but This is probably
exaggerated.
ST. LOUIS, February 2S.-Latcr advices
from S.. Chgrlss state the damage by the
tornado yesterday as much exaggerated, but
it will still be heavy-probaoly from $780,
900 to Sl50,000.
The remains Of George Linebur "a boy
were found IN the Debris this morning. This
makes the third person killed by the storm,
and about twenty persons were injured.
nAlLSToNEs SIX AND EIGHT INCHES IN CIRCUM-
FEREECE-FlFrY HOUSES DEMOLISHED.
CIScISSArI, February 2S.--Additional par
liculars from Patoka, q station = few miles
north of Princeton, say many haiIstones
were found there measuring over six inches
in circumference, and some nearly eight
inches. Further reports from Princeton
state that eight persons were dangerously
| injured, four OF whom are not expected to
recover. One woman lost her eyesight. Over
fifty houses were totally demolished and
about fifty more were badly damaged.
The tornado was most severe from the
north side Of the public square to the south
ern limits of the town. 10 the track Of the
| storm it is impossible to distinguish streets
or former locations Of residences, everything
being Frustrated and spread over the ground.
Several persons were buried under the wreck
Of their dwellings, and were taken out un'
| harmed to-day. One family found them
selves walking on the ceilings Of their rooms
the house having been inverted; yet they
escaped unframed, while those who attempt
| ed to escape were injured.
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ISsoLyENr NATIONAL BANKS Especial dis
patch to the Gazette. J. Washington, Febru-
ary 2S.-The chairman Of the Banking and
Currency Committee will report bill, per
request of committee, to facilitate the wind
ing up of business of insolvent national
banks. The bill exempts all deposits excep!
those made under special contract from the
provisions of the act, save only so far as the
common law applies. 1t also requires sav-
ings banks to make reports the same as ma
t!onal banks, and open their vaults and
books to the inspection of the bank exami.
npr-
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representative Kelley proposes to submit a
'>'iutIon prohibiting the further issue of
''"u' Tor Inc purchase o. silver bullion be.
T ,, o' HE lac. that silver is now, IS com.
i f",e" WIN gold, less valuable than green
, ,"'h,; lite appcndS calculation to show
,~a. Tue sFevnhack dollar Is worth three and
I 'I' ,ehI FER cent. more than the silver
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NCcretNry ssrisfO9.

f,:,. alcd as coming from intimate
,,.S. u secretSry Brlstow that what
,,a ,'''e unp"Ss intGess has existed between
49,, ,' ''> Gent and him has been patched up,
:. 'N't he Is likely &c remain in the Cabinet,
a les>: 10! the pr, sent.
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"fgaHI2ea for the Campatr7r

d,1 nc bSmocFaIic Congrs S>ional and Resi-.
WA az Hi"'2n Committees held a.joint meet
49, ,~',.' Monday night and organized for the cam
5' ,ol .! tbc election Of Representative
?"eF - chairman, James f. Harvey as
,r'''"Fy and icpr,s ;ntatiye Barnum as
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MARINE qNTELLIGENUs..


PORT OF hlCHhOND. FEBRUARY - 1910.
SAILED,
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, e. w. Allen i Co.,
agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. 2. Purtcr. agent
steamer WesIoYer. Skinner, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and pas sengers, L. b. Tatum. agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Gffsd, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. L. X. Taturn, agent. NJ
Schooner Ronnoke, Wilson, Philadelphia, iron
and ties, Currie & Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Maggie Rel, Hall, frsm RockIand fer
Richmond, ut New York February 27!h.
Schooner +. H. Ordiorne. Crowell, from Portland
for Richmond, 1T New York Feoruirv 9Th.
Schooner Ma2gl., Myers, from Richmond, nj
Alexandria February 9th. Vi.
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MOODY AND SANKEY AT THE HlPpoDRoAE.--
Neu YORK, February 2S.-Tbe noon meetiBg
ut the Hippodrome to-day was but thinly at-
tended. owing to The .ipcIewepcy Of the Wea.
Their. Mr.. Moody spoke upon the necessity
for implicit trust iu God; and Mr.. McDou.
gall, American copsuk ate Dun dee, related
the good effects of Messrs. Moody and Sam
KEYS visit to that city.
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HosTILITY OF NATIVES OF INDIA TO THE
PRINCE OF WALES Correspondence Of the
London Nesos.] -Delht, January 14.-There
was very much that was pleasant in the
Princes visit to Lucknow. In the cere.
mony there was . moving pathos which
touched every heart. The dance in the
Clutter MunZi was pretty, joyous, and
social; and IL the residents enjoyed it as
much as did the visitors they had very
happy time. But there is no manner of use
in crading the avowal that the native popu-
lation Of the beautiful capita! of Dude were
Indifferent to the Princes presence with
an ostentatious sullenness that was elo-
quent Of disafection. The local off,
Gals scarcely attempt to deny what Is OBJ
:vious at glance to the stranger, that Luck
now is kept down by the passive exhibition
of our superior strength, and that Lucknow,
If the chance offered, aoould be at our Mroats
again t1ih cruel, prompt dlocrity. The
native city teens with inhaoi tants, but only
mere handfuls Of the lower classes Of natives
cared to look on as the Prince passed, and
euen in The eyes Of these there acas q bad
glance.
How many of the most ayowedly turbu-
lent and dangerous inhabitants of Lucknow
were, in anticipation of the Princes pisit.
uncerenaoniousty "puckeroWed" and placed
in safe custody, with the subsistence money
of two anuas day, have not ascertained
with certainty. 1t is sure that q large
number was so sequestered. should have
liked some opportunity of judging of the
aspect of those thus disposed of when re-
fleet on the truculent appearance and mlnuer
of so many who were lett at large. Contrary
to the advice Of cautious friends, l made a
peregrination of the native city by myself;
and if black looks and furtively hostile ges.
lures could slay, should not be now alive
TO pen these lines. at Cawnpore, where be
stayed for few hours on the afternoon Of
Monday the 10th, the Prince experienced no
greater cordially, or reception, or greeting
at the hands of the native population.
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ern Republican senator said old Simon don't
like Blaine; he loves Roscoe Conkling as
his own boy. and be will tell)the delegation
from Pennsylvania to goto Cincinnati COM
United fer Conklipg. The general belief is
that the delegations from both New York
and Pennsylvania will go to Cincinnati for
Conklipg, but that they will be held for
Grant or for trade if Conkling is found not
to be the winning man.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 29.-Noon-S:ocks ac-
tive and better Money. 8. Gold, l13S. Exchange
Long, 1855; short, 490. Govern meutS active and q
little better. States quiet aud better.
Euening Money active at 3G3h. Gold, 114S.
Sterling, 4S6. Governments dull but strong. STATES
quiet and nominal. ....
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 29.-Virginia consols, 6e4.
West Yirginia's, 8. Bid to-day.
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to be represented stthe Centennial, and
that is that The honorable gentlemen compos-
Ing our State Legislature conceived 1t OF 10.
ifuitely more importance that they should
perpetuate then own folly thar that by the
5000 spent IN useless discussion of the
appropriation they should do all in their
power to perpetuate. the dignity, the glory,
and the strength of our grand old Common.
wealth i.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 90, 1875.


RICHMOND, February 80, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 29S bus hels. Red. ga bushels.
CORN White, ,eS2 bushels. Hired, ! 90 BUSH
els.
OATs.-1,104 bushels.
MEAL.-l16 bushels.
UAY.-3U bales.
..s SALES.
WHEAT White. 40 bushels good a! 81 40: 20
bushels at S1.43; "a bushels at 81 81; SO bushels
at s1.25-total, $50 bushels. Red, 15e bushels
good ut 81 40; SO bushels prime at $1.45; 100
bushels At $l.37; 1856 bushels az 81 43; 4S bu- b.
els at $3.50; & bushels at 1850; 1S bushels at
Sl.32-total, SIG bushels.
CORN White, / ~ bushels very good at &c.; 52S
very good on private terms ~ bushels prime on
private terms; 6S bushels prime at 53c.; &c
bushels at 52c.-tota, 92S bushels. Mi1ed, SO
very good at &C.; 90 bushels prime at 53c.-total,
1872 bushels.
OATs.-SO bushels prime winter at zoe. :; SO
bushels common spring at 45c.-total, 1l6 bushels.
MKAL--l0 bushels common at SIC.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
CORN White, 90 bushels.
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~rANToN INSIDE LINE."e.aJ1sl

u
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETW ZEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEkLY.. .. ..a t...
On and after OCTOBER lsT the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond II tS-
DAYS, .THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
powhaLan steamboat Lines pier at corner OF
Twenty. second and dock streets making close con-
pection each trip at Canton, Nd, East Baitimore@
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: Z. ~.
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockuge charged At
Richmond. Rates u low az any other line; This
is the quickest line Htween Philadelphia andEsich-
mond.
Freghts ordered by this line shoula be marked
mia. Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel.
Frephts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mould For further information apply TO 49, 80
L, b. TATUI, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second anu ~. n c.eets
and 10. 903 Main street or to
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia 9e
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A bill was reported In the United States
Senate Monday fixing the salary of the Pres.
ident after the 7th of March, 1877, at S25,000
per annum.
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'I.RAgI,1s,a,s E.sntss.
rHANGE OF sCHEDULE,

4 E,,AAnNUE Ors SGnGOULEs
PASSENGER TRAINS lesve West Psfrt DAILY
~ ~. q a. m.s ArIsssnF sS Richmond at110 a. IL,
=. 3 nisSnmond u z. a., arriving as Wea Poin
Trains connect at West Point win, s,e.sner. fros
DAYS, FRIDAYS and SfJNDASs. snd -
stsamers for Baltimore and ali essss,n ncsn,s -.
S MuNDA! =. WEDNESDAYS. and 5RRIBAYSxss.s Is
FARE 20 Baigimo a {Sa
EoIe ~ " ...........,., b p
90 - III. so
THsoUGH YRsiGHT TR1ia;s; .:: 1S 60
mond at A d.. on WEDNESDAY,~FRI DIY.
and SUNDAY. connecting al West Poini NJ
steamers, and delivering freight In 6sisirnor ss,S
next morning; returning lsave -Wcst Point -
ri 8. P. d. arriving At Richmond aa P.-N.9
and cenuectfn9 With the Through Frefahr Tr1inS
On the Richmond and DanviHe railroad Tor ~
local ERsI6HT TRAINS With p.sseur,r.
coaches attached leave Richmond at Csc IA. ri. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAY..
and leave West Point for Richmond the same dsyu
al l:55'A d., a5rfyiRR at Richmond a. 5.E6 r. II.
The management tasesi pleasure 10 announcing
10 the travelling public and shippers that tho
steamers OF this hue between Baltimore and Weae
Point have been rested in the moats sh0roHxh
manner for, the accommodation OF passer gers ana
freight. ls .taz -, -, 1850 jt.ss III .
Travellers taking this line arrive n Baltimore
In ample time to connect with the rail- lifses foe
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and an eastern
anu westernpoints- i5E8 sns.Efs SO, rt's ~
Freights viii he given the utmost dispatch. He
transfers at Richmond Of fraghts TO from south.
: H.T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
w. ". BRAGG Master rrauspIrtafisn. NV / B.
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Money asa Science.

Thcpropo>.t;oH has been submitted 10 the
Gagar.m"u'. and also seat to Mr.. Cox, and
Jy him hid before the Committee on Bank.
.nz sgt Currency, Hat the Government APP
t,..., committee OF scieuti1iC experts 10 as
crr4.n--ir>t. WHETHER scientists themselves
,.r a,ree A. ia whether there is or is not at
,:r.rnt cx,aut such truthful, systematic,
tl4r'. and l14Ica! conception ofthe facts, laws,
and nature If The subject OF money or eur
!eGry =. % constitute the science Of money:
2Qu ,nc1nt. il LEY can so sgree, and if ~
there j, ,ucl . .Gi,uc@ nov known, then TO
..rrg upon aud MAKE. if possible, concise
AID .G..iiLs5.c :, Statement Of the SANE; and
J. , Their, i not >uGn a science known then to
evolve G.>cuy,r, or create, if possible, such
.Crucr. and ~ state it in the most iDtelli-
ci9.- form upon which they Can agree, it be-
IL. taken .or -rs1tcI that (and the parties
appointed wo,.j ;" expected 10 accept IT.
t.l,, I,hc auy ot..r subject or department Of
ut,4ia' par@3m"uI. Is susceptible OF being
reduced t. a >r.c1. IL cXactne-s and formula,
Wlc: il /. ,uai be susceptible OF demoustra-
n Is 10 Ia" rr.atoa OF lis phenomena
TIA, T. put tuto >''l form - 10 present to
l., i BODY OF hao"..d de whose phenomena
shall It, arranged - 8 10 exhibit the reasons
@! cat" H.. ".jcd jI"; air governed IN their
- "".Gc re'a,'1. and intcrdependence, il
Tie tme Is, c.m" Tor such y science, and it
Il '.nI NJ tht.' " f,l.
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Transportation OF United States
Securities

Iar following notice TO national banks has
i"rL issued ~ ,Ar Na!ional Bank Redemp-
t,"9 Agency:
IL >aa-'q0rgce Of the exhaustion Of the
appropriation il" the transportation OF
@.:". >.acs securities national banks will
be hiI!td = prcpay the express charges
% al l'tnItauc"s OF United States currency
lor"Hdci u t.c Treasurer Of the United
states 70! their c7cdIt in the five per cent,
.lAd. On and alter March l. 1876, rim.
"AENnenl may. :.owcycr, be made without
>ucA 'XpenNc oy deposits of United States
Lo'ts WIKI a'>>'"ut trca>urerS, or by remit
'a"ee' OF natjoad-bank notes to the Trel.
.''frF OF HE United States and Redemption
agent III The SAM manner as heretofore.
"JoHs G. NEW,
treasurer United States and Redemption
Agent
F"1umy2S, 1876"
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP e5TKfH
" COMPANY. ~ssafRzzs
FOB NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one OF their spenaic
HE'LL" RItHmOSD. and GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at hign
water. ts =
pressly for this route. ,,.. .gr 80
They have splendid saloons, state-roonas, an1sath'
rooms.
Tie fare, Accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the cOrnpany'S covered pier, 81
North river. sg.. a..p.s -
with dispatch, and no charge made excep actua
expenses ine1rrcd. ~.
freight received until 2. 81. DAILY.
For further Information apply TO -fsh
GEaRGE WALL EN q CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office Companv's whsrytS Rec%rua. =,
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The :.ou:siana Troubles.

4 ,..y.,p Dispatch received here tonight
from. ws..inormed Democrat in New
N,.,.-.. and the editor Of one Of lis leading
r,w-pl;e,s says win respect to the move
I'm. 80 ou>t Governor Kellogg: lmpeach-
,..a. ;y... 4mo.u, TO nothing. kellogg will
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DHILA DELPHIA, RICH GEEFH
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM SzSs91Iak
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE k
WEEK.-yntil further notice the steamers OF this
line Will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp uin Red Star and American steamship hines,
and bills OF ladlng signed through. ..-ey
W.P. PORT Err. Agent,
1925 Deck street, Richmond.
WILLIAM T. CLYDE IL CO.,
mh12 No. ~ South Wharvps. Philadelphia
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.

PIANOS, ORGANS, dc. n,
Notwithstanding to removeE
shortly to No. 1107 Main street, the building lately
occupied by Messrs. j. r. Tyler & Co., We VIII
offer until that time our stock Of PIANoFoRTEs
at reduced prices SO favorable an opportunity may
not occur again for, parties 70 supply themselves
with GOOD instruments on such terms. ., =
5 na. =, wooDHoUsE & PARHAA.
!. ia 1s N.o-ia1li /. Bookseilars and statiansss.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old IGFFFn
l. Dominion Steamship sompany's rsxs 1880
steamship RICHMOND, Eantiin KELLEY, will sail
FRIDAY, March Sd, at Q O'Clock A. M.
. Freight received until O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills of ladtng signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 ell points north, south,
east, aud west also, to foreign ports. 49,. -. .a
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $12; steeraSe, So; round
trip tickets, 500.
For freight or passage apply TO
6. W..aLLEN &c CO., Agents,
NH l-3t Conpany's Wharf, Rockets
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Hines. Of Congressman wilson.

r.on,l Ecr5,utn Wilson, member OF
rarr,r,, rem Ike First district of West
y.,..aa. +, l,u- Il: his residence, in this
civ, seriously III Of typhoid.fsver. Nome
r,'an. nj, n.,-t intimate friends are admitted
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,,ornuucci;cus Campaign.

~. -.r,cnNlch I"moCrats OF CONNECTICUT
an. aho.r! Wi,h from this point to
Gown, -, 49,. n he Democratic Conven-
,,.,r',r .l,t SGT. A proposition has been
,.rr 10 N,w HNyn % the fleet that il they
.~.., on ayowin. A pla'form in accordance
r..- their yiDw,, and wIIIcndorSe the noml.
,.,,p Of ln.sf>olI, the latter VIII accept the
er.a-.oncn, aau oIy nothing about The