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The Washington correspondent # The
AlcXanGria Gdzeiic says that four ol The
ninety offices OF the Senate will be allotted
TO the Virginia ScnaIH;~ /" iii. "ad that
Mr. William :. Gilm1. richmond, will
be one OF he apnu' Nr. Gilman :
appointment would j.. ne All over
ibis State, where hc !sM,, own as promi-
men; in political matters, and, What i lar
more Important. hc is fitted for the poSlllon
o; an officer OF the Senate by his high ciar-
ocio1. business ability, and intimate know
ledne OF the detail, Of legislative ""lk. IL
would be Il matter Of general conSratoiatloil
il both political parties sought 10 nii places
with men of TIL, stamp, who are esteemed
not alone for political influence. but also
for their Stanton Ithdtcdtof.
The Washington Post says that Colonel
Lowe. NJ. c., Of Alabama, has CHALLENGED
General John \. Logan. On Friday nlSht
the Post made another appeal to Colohel
Lowe for the facts as he could give them.
He still insisted that he did not feel at lib
erty vet TO talk, but intimated in language
too plain TO be misunderstood that he meant
business, and that General Logan will have
TO come TO time. He said, too. that the cor
respondent who published the interview
had done so by his authority, and that be
nowe), and not the writer OF the interview,
was responsible for all that was said.
we are glad to hear that some OF those
who have heretofore opposed the Henry
railroad are now warmly In favor OF II:
THAT'S right. The question OF subscription
being setiled,it is the best policy to make
the best OF tue road. The road VIII not
sfop at Henry Courthouse; it will keep on
through Patrick, the iron'ore must pc
reached. -DQnUiHe Times.
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nor. church, to which the question 0. or.
SANITATION was postponed. At the same
time a committee was appointed--Dr. Dab
ney peinS chairman--to ascertain the facts
bearing upon this matter rs far as possible,
aHd 10 report TO that meeting Of Prcsby.
terry. August 9th, at O'Clock 7. H.. YVES
the 'ime appointed for the meeting at Leha.
non.
Mr.. A. 3. Colt. liccntatc. was, at bis
own request, dismissed to Tombcckbee
Preshytcry, Mississippi.
TIE Narrative Of the State OF Religion
was read, giving. on the whole, IN cncour-
aging account Of the churches.
i number OF other reports were present
cd and ordered to be sent TO the Genera.
Assembly.
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probably put a new complexion on affairs
| ihc Sultan has already informed the khe
dive tia; persistence Ia bis present course
VIII probably involve him in consequences
| disastrous to himself.
LONDON, April ga Paris dispatch tc
| Reuters Telegram Company confirms To.
| report that England and France have sent :
joint role to the Kbcdiye. The Paris cor
| respondent OF the Daily Telegram says
THE note sent 10 the Khcdiye demands the
| :ppoln:nsnt OF m English Minister and Il
French Elnister ntlke the places OF II. Riy-
Srs Wilson and NJ. Blignie.e., and thas they
stall not he removed except with the con
| sent Of England and France. n the Ehe-
| dive refuses: this demand very strong E,ea-
slses will be adopted.''
EGpac-
ROME, April o6-ft is stated that the
Pope viii! shortly publish document in
vitirsg all the European Governments to
unite in purging society OF evils which at
present hcset it. and join in an endeayor to
stamp ont socialism.
The OSSerratcre R0mGno positively de.
MES that letters have passed between the
Pope and the King OF the BeIgians.
j. War Between F!lili and Perm.
PANAMA, Anril 2S.-Ncws from Eapa-
1a:so to tie ltth OF April asserts that Chill
has declared war against Peru on account
OF the alleged sympathy and fricndl;ucSs OF
the latter country Tor Bolivia and The form-
dahle Wariike preparations now bciIl" made
by Perm. War is regarded on ali sides lis
inevitable. II it proves true, Chill viii!
greatly improve the advantages which she
has already obtained. Her war vessels Within
Z few hours will sail to Peruvian ports, and
their probable attack BY 4 Chllian feet is
not unlikely.
President Daza, Of Bolivia, in letter to
one OF his friends, says: :" | am going TO
Poto>, at the head OF 10000 troops, and
pledge my word that before sixty days viii
recover Antofa@a>ta, and oar flag viii not
only he rcplanted there. but elsewhere"
Officers OF the Bolivian army. 10 tic num-
her OF ijI-all above the grade Of sub.licu-
tcnant-havc listed Il protest against Chi
han occupation OF BOLIVIAN territory. They
agree to rcnounce their salaries and live on
The coHmon r;,tiors OF soldiers in order to
. p"rIorm their o1th> tn aycDyc insult.
The Prosecution Of the .resaalSiaon of
AK.
| PArIS. April 3G-The demand for the
! prosecution Of Mon>I"nor FORBADE, Arch
| b'Stl0p OF AK, for issuing Il pastoral attack
! in@ VI. jules F"rry'S education blil. is the
first overt act in what promises to be i
vrri'ahlc cuIturkampi. 1t Was forc>had.
owed by ". lcrcrc, tie Minister q the IN
terror, 1T Il banquet at Auxerrn two days
ago, Whcn l!c s,a'cd that he would make
Ing cohcordat respected by all the clergy OF
whatever rank; That il priest. instead oi
simply giving religious tcarhin. from tic
pulpit attacked The institutions 81 the col,::.
t;H, OF inSl:itCl ~:I:,. iUEf'inanI;rS az rr;-
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Thus II will be seen that a policy issued
in 1876 secures Il dividend this year Of 30
per cent, while policy issued in 1870 calls
fcr IL per cent, the percentage increasing
by Il heavy progression according 10 the pc
lod Oi the assurance, until those policies
which were issued in 1858 draw dividend
Of II per cent.
1t should lie mentioned that these Givi-
dcnds apply 10 the policy proper. cXcIu-
>ive OF the dividends earned on previous
additions, as. when dividends have been
applied to purchase additions, the earnings
arc proDortioratcly increased.
At the present time. therefore, when
there is go much agitation over the natter
Of small premium OUTLAY for reliable insll-
rance. such figures ~ the above must have
a peculiar interest. and they cannot fail 10
arpeal with effect 10 the Judgment OF all
intelligent parties who seek 10 understand
the legitimate possibilities and merits of 4
perfectly honest liic-in>nrance contract. 1t
i proper 10 state, also, that there Is nothing
>paSmodicaI OF exceptional III the a;h!cFc-
mcntS Of the Northwestern Mutual In tins al
rcction. The location OF the company enables
il TO select The choicest securities and 10 com
mand the highest rates OF interest, and IN
consequence OF this advantage it has for
wears past paid dividends to lis policy
holders which have been Subicc' OF both
surprise and con@ratnialion Throughout! tie
country. Notwithstanding this, however,
the undivided surplus OF the company has
steadily increased with rapid pace, tie
volume charging year by year until ii
reached its present imposing proportions,
The gain in i've vrar>--from JANUARY |, 1913,
TO January /, iS1S--liaEinS been *l,2d4,-
5000.
In view Of such facts rs the above 1t :
unnecessary 10 refer either TO The integrity
or the ability OF the official management oI
the commanding position Which. rs 4 repre-
sentative liic-n>urance institution, TIC com.
pany holds. No company Is more cn'ititd
to the cordial support o. the people than TIE
Northwestern Mutual, nor docs the fHt0fc
seem to promise for any other 4 more @Io-
rlous carcer.-Ihc United STATES Eeciet".
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E:y Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Anr,l EG.-Eonu.-Stoces irregular.
Money "a call. 3GE4 Ter cent. L Exchange Long,
1864: short, 4S7i. State hou.!s dull. Governments
firm.
hcsning.-Moncv easy II 2t:Gii per cent. Ex-
ciIangc--l."nc. iS6aGSiSGS: short. iS7hm4SS.
Gover"sn' us firm: new %. l0ia. STATES Jun.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Hiw YORK. April 2G.--rhe weekly statement OF
The associated bann> shows the following changes ::
l.oaiis decreased SJi4OU: specie decreased SBI7,-
300: LEGAL tender; increase. :i.j52.ioO: deposits
iGrrcaSel :l,2J9,I00: cirrull bon decreased Sl3,-
GOO: receive increased - SsD.lE0.
The Banks nov hold !l2,3Zf,0 $50 IN excess Of lc-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 2i.-NlrgIn'a 6's deferred,
-; conSuS. !E.: >cconn scr'e4s. nast-duc cOti-
rons. 81. Moth Ca:oiua GS. old, - new, II.
4, Il
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Financial EIn!,a rraSSmenf.

EoSToN. April 2G.-E. Howard Il Co.,
watch and clock manufacturers, are tinan-
clally embarrassed. Their liabilities arc
understood 20 be about 100000.
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:. tW YORK.

EtW YORK.
NV Ynpr. Arril 2G.-Csron ,uI: sales. l4s
btlc>: upiaui.. So: O"lr Ms li,c. Flour firm
and In moderate demand: s2utbcrn acrlyc AMI
steady. Wheat a1""t ~. h.i'rr. Corn ':nrlr. bot
oats '.rcl C. lower aud heavy at 3 &C. for No 2 :,3I
dE:.3 IL. Tor No. white totlCc quiet ma rnchangch
sugar quiet SnI stc".y: Cu''a. G.nG'sr.: fair to
good refining. G'u.VG&c.: prime DEC: refined less
active. htola>sc> trm. III IN m6,irra,o request
and >Ir'hy. Tnrprniin" strady i; 3o.c Pork nr,nrr
aud ri her quiet ~ tlo.37y for new. $9l2tGE
%.ih 10 buyers.
EALT MORE. April 2G.-Flour rrm, In fair de-
higher: western quiet aud firm southern rel 10
m>l.1 |: srnhrr. - l3@sl.li: NJ: rrnnsy a
s" mia g Hrr sY Isl %@srr y mi" Jnnr rel i;
>'raIy; :"Uth'rn white. l5@4Ge yellow, 42Gp
western white. 33nl3jc.: mixed ;i2m :'3c.; Penn
| srlrinia. 33rr3jc. Provisions !tiinrr and UNI
changed. '"nrc In"r anh unrhamg"d Whisky
dUll aud unchanged. ErclSE'- Il shade lower Tor
grain. sugar .tr:dy: soft. sH's,r.
C:NClNNATI.
| ClNC!NSATI. Aprii 26.--Fi"rr steady ani I'M
rlauycr. Whcti >C"rre. 1rm. and in t,lr rnand
T. d aud an,l" SlGtsl o.. Corn in hir demand
AM, firm al :}7@3~c. unt. Irregular N 2snr32r.
! PORK uui"l ard STEADY a. $40. Lard In good &C.
lnand; cnrr,u, ,n.h" hci! - 81. Bulk meats Ini"t
1853: clear =, =. 49,. I;e"na ar'ir" and ffm {;
| shoulders. Il clear r. =5.ln"a$jl2, cl"ai siIr<,
:2 W,H'; ' IL: y, a, r,G
c1iIuion. -. JUH ~ "a; Ight. :32Im 800 pack
! Ing, S3.3jcJS36p; bnir;."r>. :3.6nhg s3.73.
LOUISVILLE.
| L0rI>vIlfE APRIL 2,;.-FoUr .ull and I'M
| rirIG.r,.. Wheat easier: Icd a.! autcr. .U2mI
| sl.O4. Corn >it*u:y an! III good '.rinani; While,
| 3Sr.: mixed. SIC. Oats quiet bu' ,l"adr: white,
2gc. ntixed. 2Sc. Pork quiet ~ slu.21. Lara
quiet ARD steady: cLu.cr zeal. Ia tcrccs. 10 r.
krg. 6 .mS.". Hmik qi't >h"ui:cI' 3.I'.
clear rih, 49,: Gear sides. 4'rT:tr Bacon 'Iliri
shoulders 3aHL1c.: clear rID. om e.: err oi",
| -, uJr.: agar cured h2inS t.."9'.c. Ntti>hrY
| steady ~ il.ol.
| ST. gnrrs, April 2G.-Fiour quiet and nr-
changed Wheat urrl' hi.hcr hat u"cli' I'd b'inr,
the close: NJ. :! rrh fall. Sl.G4M % cash and
MAJ: 81 .03a Ia lO3%-c:",in@ ii sl.uis jun. 9b
4, 9GEr. July. 03 &c. August: No ied TAIL. >lul
az .uz. tora higher: 80 mixed. 3=tm32'.r
:;5s.c. August. Oats irmer: No. z. 2jtEt23 -
cash 2Jr. MD Nav. Whi-kry steady AT l.Oi. Pork
inactive ana lover ~ $3.50. L2ri higher al so
EulG-!nc1is U"uinaliy unchanged. Bacon Iul't
c;.ar ribs. 500 ., :J.l22 cash. sJG3 May clear
side. $3.50.
GHrACo. April 2G.-Eionr sica''y and friu
Wheat moderately active aud higher: NJ. Chicago
~;.rius, e al soc. cash. s9ic. bad May. Ole. bio
JuGc. Corn in good demand and sha.lc higher
1876. c.t.h, 3Jc. bid Nay. 36c. BID June. Oats IN
rood @r'ntI!i aud a shtt" higher: 23i,c. cash, 244r
Nav. go. June. Fork mo'!cra ely active and
:,:yncr: $3.50 ca:i,, 80 son Sg.J2fa May, 1900
.junt. 20 ~ July. Lard iariv active aud shade
nt.hrr: $500: cash. S6.u5MsG.07is May. rs l2i:
June 30 l7t.@ 70 20 jay. Buzz luclts steady aud
In fair irnlanh. Whi-Sry steady ana unchanged.
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DIS good savings were nppIauded on both
sides and in the galleries.
AZ II o'clock the discussion on the legis-
Ia'ive appropriation bill closed. The amend
nent offered By Dir. Weaver, Of Iowa.
STRIKING out the proposed legislation except
tbat reiatlng TO the test-oaih. was defeated
without division. THE vote was then take
by tel'ers on SIR. Galiicic's amendment
striking out all legislation. and it was de-
1cateG-12j to 132. The result vas receive 6
WIZ: cheers on the Democratic side.
Several bills were introduced and the
house adjourned uallI Tuesdav-
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Criminal Record.

VICKSBcEG. April 2G.-F. VI. Andrews
has been arrested on the charge OF shooting
J. L. BridcwclI, and bailcd.
The jury in the case OF II. II. Moore, for
killing James HaxeIctt in February last.
have failed to agree, and the prisoner has
been rcmaudcQ
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N'HKusRARHE. PA. April 2G.-Thc men
buried in the Sugar mine have not
vet been reached. The rcScuin- party has
worked its way forty feet into the vein, and
several new tunnels are being cXcaYatcd
with the hope OF reaching them by Il shorter
route. Meanwhile all the work at the other
nlinr, Las ceased.
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Hg9ryaansl.
TIE FUNERAL OF BISHOP AME

TIE FUNERAL OF BISHOP AMES.
BALTIMORE, April 2G.-Thc funeral OF
Bishop Ames will take place Monday 1T /
O'Clock z. N. At the request OF the Bishop,
Roy. W. s. Edwards viii conduct the ser
vices. Bishop Simpson will also take part.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

R!CuMnEp, April &c. 1879.
OFFERING" REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUuAT-- n.i. 27G bushels.
CORN li4ik&. iS4 bushels.
uArS.-l>G bushels.
"AI.t> Et.tGnrEp To SECRETARY.
~HGAr-Rrd 100 bushels brine futZ on prf-
"a'" irr;;~: li6 hustic~ mixed on private terms
total. Z.i hi .hc-
'otN.-- !.htt". at hu.trls very good AZ J2r.; 90
hiIs.l"s rc'a ~ l1c.--,ut;.i. ~ bushels.
bATs.-ii hHsEci> very good al i7r.: II bushels
prime >irng at :iSr.: 70 bushels very good .piIus
1T Sc: 3u>;,e- good spring ~ 3,c.-total. SO
h;lsaris
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Fire Record.
FLOuRlHG-uLLS DESTROYED.

FIOURING-MILLS DESTROYED.
C1ycIHHATrI. April 2G.-A Piqua (Ohio)
dispatch says: 1.-THE Tiqna tlouring-mlIi>
have been burned, and the extensive corn
cribs OF Orr 4 Leonard. adjoining. were
badly damaged. Loss, $4,000; partly in
s,Tcd."
STORES, RESIDENCES, AND HOTEL. BURNED.
MACON, GA, April 26.-Flve stores, two
residences, and Il hotel in Wadlcy, Oh the
line OF the Georgia Central railroad, were
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
80 900
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Injunction Granted.

NEW YORK. April 2G.-JuGGc BIatchiord.
t., the United States Court today. glantcd
temporary injunction against the sale on
May 1t OF the Montgomery and Euiau!a
r.lilroaI
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LATEST FesKE7GS NEVIS.
fn.inn:i.

LONDON, April 2G.-IhiS was the last day
oi The second spring meeting Of thc :,al;-
dcrGn- Park Club. The principal event ii
io-dav's 1acc was Grand international
Stecr!c-c.!a<c, for which there were eight
compctitor-. The winner proved to i"
Lord ". Rcrr>inrd'S Jacka'. Sir J. J..
Krvc'S Marshal Neil came in second and
Mr.. G.. Moorc's libcrHtor third.
THE LoEDON wALNING-MATCH.
LoHroN. April aG.-'rIc spectators ut thc
alkia"-match yesterday numbered il,opo.
ut 6 o'clock this evening Brown had scored
II5,2 miles HaZra!, 49,: C"Tk"y, 49,: "r--
ton. .i37. There were 10000 PERSONS pre-
sent.
fSec0nd D;>paich.l
LONDON. April 2G.-Thc wuikin@-match
terminated at $50 o'clock Tonight. Tie
score stood: Brown. 3i2 mile; tork"F,
;o1: UaZeal. 47:} Weston, 40. Brown has
beaten The fastest record by tweuty-onc
miles. Fourteen thousand persons were
lent at the finish.
Trhcrc i evidently an error in Tie lore
Going dispatches in the scores OF Corhcy and
HaZca!. -EIii0r.l
TIE DURHAM STRIKES.
LIVERPOOL. April 36.-rhc further adhh-
sion CT tie Durham cclilcry-oWHrr> 10 the
nropc<rd arbitration on tic whole case Is
announced, and the men are rcSnlnInG WORK
| m that basis. and it + believed That the
! Strike is practically ended.
E.3i.siu.
| Sr. PETEHsHrN,;. April 2G.-An orGcf OF
the Minister OF War IL the lmpcTsal huard
| and troors in the military district 81 =. re
tersburc directs that Il report be iorth"l'i'
| made OF the stock OF arms N the POSSESSION
| OF the respective corps in the same manner
as that recently prescribed for TIE CIVIL "u'
thoritles.
| Belgium.
| TIE CLERGY AND THE EDUcATIoN Law.
! LONDON. April o6 A Brussels newsps
per states that the King Of Belgium ,wsos'
TO the Pope, reercttlng the impending dis
scnsions in Belgium in the contemplated
appoin,ment OF the clergy as to the caeet o
,he proposed revision OF the education law
THE Pore replied that be regretted the ne
cessity OF auv change in tue law, but INA
hr did not consider that the proposed OIL
seriously attacked the rights OF the ChuFch
He disayowed the action OF tue beIs,Al
! bishons in opposing the law, anu sa'u TIA
Catholics would be permitted 10 cohio!th
that measure.
LONDON, April 2G.-Tbls evening L".
ain Gazetts SAYS it has reasons 10 peile,
that England aud Ffance baVe adGrenfeu
the KhediYe III identical pole' WR'sA W
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EssoHY AND sztSRY CoLg.EGE.

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
~ The terms OF office for which the present IA
Guilty Of thi> institution cll ctcd VIII c1uire on
The eth DAY OF JUNE NEXT. and on tina. day
the JOINT Board of Trustees aud Visitors Will Fro
rrrd 10 elect PRESIDENT and PROFESSORS 10
ill ;.lr following chairs:
/. HE>ThL AND MORAL SCIENCE.
=. ENGLISH LITERATURE AND MODERN
LANGUAGES. "
:. ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
/. MATHEMATICS.
). NATURAL SCIENCE.
Applications tor these POSITIONS -hould be al
dressed 10 FRANK =. FTEELAY.
secretary Joint Board.
ap lJ-lawt!clG ABINGDON. Va
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sov,oss. FANCY GnOBG. dc.

DDN'T FAIL TO CALL On TIE NJ"
IL FIRM OF
UUTZLEK rEOTHEEs,
80 BROAD STREET..
Fanny GOODS. TEiHNI EirS. EMBeO!)EEits,
r.DfLRf. GC.
PRINCES q: 2Ic. worth 3jc.. It, BE worth S2:.,
aud GIiws art: HOSIERY "t -. Worth log IT. ! fr
wnth :ir and inward I" ne A!;rst: "i.ot r. ~
Zoe WORT. pc. M AZ. worth i5c.-Hil, thread.
and rotten: CVis>|i : a. 49c. worth Toe. AT SIC:
worth : l.2J.aGd upward: IEplll fS-B!acE :1iid
nL white at Ice. PER ounce. ali rnlor3 4, L. p'r
uun"r Can AMI ronTturc vU.r>r'f OF Our Low
PRICES. ONE PRICE, D*lf. ONE PRICE On
!.E, country order, receive prompt Hteasion.
~
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r~D>@
~CfI1u

g. W. JONES' DENTIST, gaa8
having moved his Office I" that large and elegant
residence FrlHk!iH street. No. ~O7. between
r. .h,h aud Ninth with every cOn.cni"ur" and ap-
r,,lc for N" comfort Df his pa cnt-, with t"cu-
iy-fire y";,i>' "a .mrlencr. aud PRICES REDUCED.
i III perform III operations gently and carefully Tor
IL: sr'l desire hls professional services.
aD J-.i,n
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4 lolIr.

r.Er. $40: sur"rriir, SI.2J, ezra, :j.2J
"0t9bi"r 'afssi:. $40 '''tCr DrIn1;, r6.2J(a
S6.7" stanton cNfra. $3.50.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, hpril &c, 1879.
The number" hr.rhS to-day comprise! 81 hogs
head. anil ( i."ir"s. The 81. r:u.> ut auction
Change were Is packages: Of which number IL
were sold ~ !, Ices ran"lns from Il. 20 Ia s39.
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Texas.
NESI ECCTINE lSrNnA yinN II rnI.ur-rc- =

DESTRUCTIVE fSEEDATi0N At HOUSTON, ETC.
GALVESTON, April CA spectral from
Austin To the Nt1rs says: The Legislature
adjourned without passing The necessary
appropriation bills, and il is Droba!ic that
the Governor will CALI IN cyt::, session.
Aers specials from ail parts OF the State
represent heavy raina that have caused GOODS
III re streams. The railroads have been
washed III many places, and traffic has been
entirely suspended. III Houston the water
rose elghteenfeet, and in three hours carried
away all the railroad bridges. There are
many was!'-outs along the Buffalo BAYOU,
ana the damage is great.
CHICAGO, April ga dispatch to The
1tmcS from Houston, Texas, SAYS Il flood
occurred IN That city Yesterday which has
been the most destructive OF any In the his
rory OF that city. The water rose twelve
inches from y. VI. to y. NJ, and contin-
heu rising all dry. The old cemetery was
almost entirely Inundated, and many rail
iheS around the graves were torn away and
carried down the stream. Many buildings
were submerged and the residents driven
| our. On Texas avennc the water rose
from -FOUR 10 ten feet in the DWELLINGS.
Many HOUSES Wer" tioatcd away, and others
were IN danger. The long bridge across
! the bayou on Preston street is momcntariIv
expected 10 >ucculnb 10 the pressure OF the
| accumulated drift. The warehouses. fouu
arleS, stores. &c., are flooded. All the buiIa-
ihSs on the south side from the corner oi
NAN ana Commerce streets to Travis street
nave tslc:r rear ends and cellars filled.
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pisGEESG.oEAI..
E:ibI'C.ATl:. Nal.
yEDGEHILL SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL. which has been in successful cpc-
ration for lEirtc II wears, under the jliGt inanas"-
ment OF Misses MARI h. RANDOLPlI CARRIE
Il. RANDOLPH. and SARAH y. RANDOLPH,
will continued by the first named principals,
with full corps of compctt ut aSsiSants-lur tue
most part tho:c who have been heretofore employed
hr next session will commence SEPTEMBER II,
1879
Address MISSES RANDOLPH.
hc.wick Depot.
Albcm:rlr county, Va.
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Memorial Calcbratiois in, <:eoym;,.

ATLANTA, April 2G.-Mcmorial-dav WIS
observed by the whole city. Hundreds OF
persons were present from ncigAhorino
towns; also whiting military from Au"i,s,a.
Rome. SparlrnSblrg. and GrconyilIn, :. C..
The garrison band was in the PROCESSION.
Genera! FiiZhugh Lee. OF virginia. made
The memorial address. There were 5000
peOp'G on the yrnund.
AUGUSTA, April G.-1irmora-d,v VA,
observed hy tie suspension OF business, and
parade OF military. The monument and
The statues OF Lee, Jackson, Cobb, M,
Walker. We're decorated with -?rlandS and
laurel wreatn-. Maior ". r. Gary d, IiYerrt
Il patriotic address.
CoLuNHrs, Arr! 2G.-rha Confcdcrat.
monument was unveiled this afternoon il
the presence OF IO.G00 people irGin Gcor.i
and Alabama. Governor ColpHii dclirrr",
IN address, which contained nothing ni
political nature. Tie State and nntion;i
flags were displayed.
MACON. April 2G.-M"moral-day VA
celebrated with much enthusiasm. Tier
was parade OF military, m Grafton b
Rev. &. q. Smith, and Il iinc display G
floral decorations.
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s,rgLDREs's CARRIAGES.

GNgLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
IlHlLDREN'S CAkRIAGES.-fc+t aTEF,g>
" have Il large stock Uf CARRIAGES ES-@2[-
from tn, best factories and guarantee ihcin !" IN
c,, II no superior. III wur!nan>.ip AMI Asf~ti 10
any ,f he -. called home !hadc carriages. Ny
,,ri,.,. are, very low. UlI Carriages 'aSrH IN "x-
rr.,., ROBERT HARRULD.
SIT ',.u..l aud Gt33 Main street
,.n : l-eOdlm "
6r,lIIDEEN>> e. \ T. T. 7 4 e. f. c1ssTg.E
3NANUEkCTO y sncouracr 2ttIS=----I5.-
atnc cnicrrrir by tmyinS nc YEN: b, o. by acAK,
EIACE or RICHMOND MANUFACTURES. aHa
-. ~. npc1..i!y for rcr..f bills Incident 10 The
,rrr;l,,e Of si;. iryii ,huy> az northern make.
Eyrrv carriage iuIly gsaI anlced. REpAlRi S''
ri ali Kind, ,,cu. Ill low prices call sCiclcu De-
'"'e p'' ". &. SMITH, Proprietor.
CIV. SHELTON. Manager.
prhaI Ia W,r.t,li ,,r@,. NH 24-iJe 10