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there to look after the preliminary sklrmish.
Ing. asked Senator Wallacc's son. who
left tonight, how 1t would be, and he re-
piled. "Tbere are twenty-five anti.Tilden
majority without Philadelphia" The i'm.
preston prevails that the Convention will
not instruct for anybody. The Hancock
men, however, claim the State. Mr.. Ran.
dali, who went TO Harrisburg tonight,
claims, on the other hand, that Tilden will
have a large majority 10 the Convention.
Somebody must be badly mistaken.
TALK OF AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
There was a great deal OF talk at both
ends Of the Capitol to-day about adjourn
ment, and leading senators expressed the
belief that Congress cen get through early
In June. Mr.. Blount, OF the Ways and
Means Committee, after conference with the
patrons OF leading n easures now before
Congress, thinks an adjournment can be
reached by the middle Of June. Mr.. Ran
dali has been doing all he could to get
through early, and will renew bis efforts
after his return from Pennsylvania. The
desire for an early adjournment is not con-
fined to Democrats, as the Republicans are
Just as anxious to get away as their oppo-
nents.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Massachusetts, press party were re-
ceived by the President and Mrs. Have,
this evening, and went from the White
House to DIR. Loring's, where they were en-
tanned in hospitable style. They go to Rich
mond Tomorrow.
Generals Hancock and Sherman and the
Secretary OF War left this evening for
Fortress Monroe, where they 20 TO attend
the graduating exercises Of the Artillery
school.
Republican Ohio congressman have gone
home to attend the State Convention. which
meets at Columbus on Wednesday, and
then we will have Sherman boom.
A Georgia Republican says his State will
vote II for Sherman, 0 for Blaine, and for
Grant at Chicago.
No order for music by the Marine band
has yet been issued. The oDen-air concerts
at the White House have usually commenced
about the 1st OF May.
The Odd.Fellows here celebrated the six
ty-frst anniversary Of their order to-day,
and made fine display.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph TO the Dis
| patch.l
The bill introduced in the House to-day
| by Mr.. Vance, OF North Carolina, eXcmpts
from taxation as distiler any farmer who
distils liouor from fruit VI his OVID raising.
or from purchased fruit to the amount OF
one hundred gallons or less in any one
year.
The Comptroller Of Currency has called
for reports showing the condition OF the
national banks at the close OF business OF
Friday the 23d instant.
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At the West Point IN. " investigation
Saturday, G. Kemble, Jr., testihed that lie
saw three persons acting suspiciously at
Highland Falls the night OF the Whitaker
outrage. They walked erect, like cadets,
but seemed to be dressed in black. de
would not have remembered anything odd
about them, however, if Ii had not been Tor
the Whitaker affair. Several other wit.
nesses testified, but nothing OF definite in
tercst was elected. The Board will to-day
hear the report of third expert (Mr Ames,
OF New York;. who has been at work on
the handwriting OF the cadets.
A dispatch from Chicago says six county
conventions were held Saturday. Morgan,
White. Lawrence, and Massac counties
send three Grant delegate each to the State
Convention; Boone county sends five Blaine
delegates, beaded by General Stephen A.
UurIburt, and Menard county sends soma
delegation for Blaine. In an important
urinary election in Mclean county, a
bloomington dispatch says Blaine Is aheau,
and all the precincts but one beard from.
One of the most horrible and famous bis
tories OF crime-namely, the Goss- Coder'
Zook murder case-is again brought Deiore
the public by the publication, AFTER nVe
wears have elapsed, OF the confession OF ud'
derzook, the murderer OF Goss, and his con-
federate in their attempt to swindle hVe HE
insurance companies out OF S25,ooo.
The Northern Neck Neps says that the
Mace known as Walnut Point, IN Nofln'
umberland county near the mouth OF Coal
river. has recently been purchased ny
company from Richmond, represented o,
Major Ii. c. DeSbields, for the purpose ol
erecting thereon 6sh.factory.
Bertha Won Hillerp, like Lolita, mas an
alleged husband. He is ID. G. Bartlett; 0,
Oswego, n. Y, and she "neyer neard ol
him lin she read bis name In the newspapers
in connection with his suit "-namely, a al
yorce suit he contemplates bringing aga'ns'
her.
Mfr. John Jacob Aston has purchaseo
about one hundred and forty acres OF Iano
in suburban ward OF New YORK Guy io'
s437.9s3.
The New York Herald OF Sunday con-
tains long letter from Salem giving an ao'
count OF Miller, the alleged healer.
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TWO ATTEMPTS TO KILL EPg. HOLLAND, THE
ninUf

GAMBLER.
NEW YORK. April 26.-A Cincinnati spe-
cial to the Times says two attempts have
been made during the past forty-eight hours
to Kill Eph. Holland, the famous gambler,
and leader Of the gangs OF repeaters which
carried Cincinnati in 1876. On Friday
afternoon Jacob Aug, noted keeper OF
pOoLroom, and Democratic politician.
shot at Holland on Vine street. Holland
returned the fire, and both were arrested.
At an early hour this morning an attempt
was made to assassinaie Holland at his resi-
dence, on College street. His wife was sit
ting in the front doorway, and on the steps
before her was Arty Duffy, one OF Hollands
friends, who was evidently taken by the
would.be assassin for Holland himself.
Two pistol-shots were fired through an iron
gate on the opposite side OF the street. One
Of the balls struck the wall, close by DufTy's
head, and the other a little further of. HOl-
land was inside the door, and was not hurt.
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DEATHS IN THE E.-1brteen
deaths occurred during the voyage among
the immigrant children who arrived at New
York Friday on the steamship Ohio. Satur-
day some OF the families whose children
had died during the voyage entered com.
plant at the office OF the Commissioners OF
Emigration that their children died from
the effects OF overcrowding and foui alr, ana
the matter is TO be thoroughly investigated.
Five steamships arrived at New York Satur'
day, bringing 3342 persons. During me
week l6, 3O5 immigrants were landed at Cas-
tie Garden, and since April ist 1882 have
arrived.
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The Color Line.

HARTFORD REFUSES TO HAVE C0LORED Po-
LICEMEN.
New YORK, April pa Hartford spe'
clal says: "The Hartford police cohlihis'
sioners have rejected the application oil .:
s. Basey, colored man, for appointment
on the regular police force. Basey IS lal,;
powerful, intelligent man, somewnaI Men
known as a member OF troupe OF !uoi,ee
singers who recently visited England: he
is highly indignant at the action OF Tue
BOARD, which he and his friends assert was
prompted solely by aversion to his race.
He was recommended by many prominent
citizens for appointment"
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was known by this name until he establish
ed the Chrof.tcle, when he added the DE to
his name, and since then the family have all
been kr.own as the De Youngs. De Young
was c( Jewish extraction.
FUNERAL OF DE YOUNG.
The funeral OF Charles DE Young took
place this afternoon nom the residence OF
his mother, on Eddy street between Jones
and Leaveuworth, under the auspices OF
Yerba Buena Lodge, l. o. o. r., OF which
the deceased was a member.
Several thousand persons gathered in and
around the house, many Of whom, after the
services, awaited themselves OF the oppor-
tunity TO take = last look ut the features OF
one who bad fied so prominent place In
the annals Of local affairs.
The Odd-Felows were largely represent
ed, as also was the press Of the city. After
the services at the house procession WAS
formed, with the 0dd.Felows leading, fol-
lowed by long line Of carriages containing
mouruers, friends, and employees OF the
Ckron;cie, and others, and proceeded to
odd.Fellows' cemetery, where the last rites
were observed.
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Tornado in MIssissippi.

DEATH AND DESTRUCTION IN MACoN-THIRTY-
NINE CASUALTIES REPORTED.
MERIDIAN, Miss, April pa heavy
storm passed over Macon, Miss, last night,
blowing away twenty-five houses, including
The M. and o. railroad machine-shops,
round-house, deuot, telegraph office, and
master mechanics office. Sixteen cars were
blown from the track. Seventeen persons
were killed and twenty-five wounded. The
loss Of property is estimated at not less than
100000 Meridian was called on TO send
physicians, and six or eight have gone from
here TO attend to the suffering.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 26 Noon.-StOcks lower
Money on call, 5m6 per eeHt. EXchanSe-Long,
4s4k; short, 1861. State bonds dull. Govern
ments steady.
Erenin0.-Money, 5@6 per cent. Exchange
4S4k. Governments strong and higher; new Us
1921; Az per cents, 1888; 4 per cents, lO74
states dull. -
BALTIMORE. April 20 Virginia 60. deferred
7: cousols, 53a: second series, %; past-'ue cou-
pons, ST; new 1O-40's, 3ea. Bid to-day.
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Sentence Of FIVE Pennsylvania Fri
sOnerS.

HARnIsBURG, PA. April 26.-Judge rear
son this morning sentenced William H.
Ksmble. Emil ]. Petrons, Charles b. Salter,
Jesse b. Crawford, and William r. nun
berger, each to $1,000 fne ana one Ts yea,
Imprisonment at hard labor III the IA'''' p"
penitentiary.
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An.udoued and Bnrning at Sea.

BALTIMORE, April 20.-The Norwegian
h.rk A rizona arrived at this port YESTERDAY.
She renorts that on the 9Th instant, In iaii-
tnde 3e.5S, longitude 52.20, she passed Tue
Norwegian bark Mathilda, abandoned ana
nm aIe. A bark Of that name sailed March
2Olb from Wilmington, N. Gu tor glasgow
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EVILS HELD h SON,
Ii NO. GIL BROAD STREET. ~

have just RECEIVED sa,sM : Irei TRY GS00SDs.
,,.nn.nn,e' stSlish DRESS GOODS from 12,ic' up
wards cAsHMEREs lfc% asss o c ysr some @e
wards oa, We exhibit The best BLACK MO-
thinT p ssRRIIii IANTINE In the city 26c; 1cnt
fsl cos %s ,ssy M. fsi ee e Fl
PERCALc . =, of CHECK MuSLINs: r.
9 &c, our LINEN LAWNS, ylCT0kIA IA Hsss,
8REss LNENs c snnpP,meu GL3 6AohsETs IN
"a e S,ees oar se
oil aasdeo for The money. PARAsoLs IN es SS a.
yartss from the TO ne finest s. xTss
less Than former Gee; v rses cannot be sau
75c. our ir Warranted. Full regular MADE se pm an
fSsfS 4 sss an es s nSss
LIN GLovEs, sosi,sa. " ap lo-eodSm
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storm mt Dalton. Ga.

ATLANTA, April 2G.-There was n severe
storm at Dalton last night. Several houses
were unroofed and church-steeple was
blown down.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRiL 70, IeoV'
ARRIVED.

P0pT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20, 1850.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Wa'xsr' , ne" ca
merchandise and passengers, u. W. A''s" w.
steamer J. W. Eyerman, Carr fh scssrp'rs
,oercnanda.e and passengers, >. W. "o'a'''"'
agent. r.,, ru,on New York, hay,
c. l.. TODD. .uyn
Steamer Ariel, clifford Norfolk, gn,ed ,l s,%M'
mail. merchandise, and passengers H. "' law"
steamer j. B. Schuyler Hancock; B,'ino,s, 'se'
,h,"Siae and passengers, Curtis Parker aseo's'
ENTERED.
- ,,,,u,.m 8 Farweii, WingfeIdi Briga-
as Sor,ou' Windsor, N. g., platter warner
Moore. .-,.x..an
uosrox Anru 26.-Arriysd: J. NJ. Todd, julien
Nelson. M. I..,vaa. Rass auo. Colon,
p,smborongb. Arrived out; lnora, tew,o.' WI.
ssts BIRD, Beatrice, Bonus, 0t'ii'e' Le"''"s' W."
liam Burkett.
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rxn,a~iaI Nav I'm Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA, April 26.-Memoriai day
was celebrated here to-day by the general
decoration Of the graves Of the Confederate
dead, military parade, ana aooress "!
Harris Taylor, Esq.
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rur DE yorNe MURDER.
:. need certainty a Deliberate One

&c suors rrReD-KALLoCn's WATCH FOR
wv ytcTIx-THE INouEsr--soNE ACCOUNT
- rus LIVES or rHg MURDERER SM,.ocu
IN NJ yoUxa rHH vIcTIN-FcNERAL OF
.ys DECEASED SUNDAY kvENINe-BuRiAL
- pp.rkI.Lows' CENErERy.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

MANIFESTO FROM THE LAND LEAGUE.
LONDON. April ga dispatch from
Dublin to the Times says: "An important
manifesto OF the Land League, in anticipa-
ton OF Parnell's conference meeting, pro-
poses the establishment OF a department 10
buy up land and create peasants pro-
prietary by advancing the whole Of the pur-
chase money to tenants at per cent. in
terest per annum for thirty-tive years, and
to suspend all eiectments for non-payment
Of rent for two years whilst this and other
comprehensive reforms are being carried
on -
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s,as.u Death Of n Banker.

New ORLEANS, April 26.-Joseph seNg-
man. Sr., of the firm OF j. q w. Seligman
& Co., bankers, OF New York, died SUD
denly in this city OF heart-disease yesterday
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The Lincoln Murder.

HARRIsoNBuRG, Va, April Fitzpatrick
Reed. the secokd party charged with the
murder OF Jacob Lincoln, was put upon
trial to. day,
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Pine. $4Ms4.5O: saperhne, u. 23@i5.50 .extrs,
se.25msG.5O: common fsmiY, S6.3O@S6.7o
fsuc, branJi, 67(G4775.
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LOWEST RATES.

Fr.ight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Washington. ID. C.. Newbi rne. Washington, aud
Tarboro', n. G.. and AL points In Eastern Nors
Carolina: also, for Eastern shore OF Nrginia lamp
ton, old Point, and an regular landings on james
river, at LOWEST RATES. l.. Is. TATUM,
an % Superintendent.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels. Ret, 800 bushels.
CORN - lVh3te. 900 bushels.
OATS.-l56 bushels.
MEAL.-64 bushels.
HAY.-lU9 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels good at IL 30. Red,
400 bushels Lane IStcr on private terms; IL bu H.
els good Fultz at l2S; % bushels good FntZ at
Sl.27; 80 bushels good Fullz NJ 81 % -total, 49O
bushels.
OATs.-lO8 bushels prime spring at acc.
giEAL ga bushels on private terms.
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MILLINERY.

GRAND SUMMER OPENING.-sa&s
" Mrs. Is. w. SAUNDERS: 429 Eroaa f
street lover Courtney Powers: VIII of"H - sil
TODAY TRIMMED BONNEIo anu
the novelties Of the season. &c. ,,o
Calls solicited before purchasing elsewnefs.;p
.noA-at 429 Broad street.
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The fast and eegsn, day steamer ARIEL. Captain
Y. &. CLIFFORD carrying the United States maiiD.
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. wEDNEsDAY,AND FRIDAY
AT A. NJ.
for regular landings on james river. Norfolk, sus
Portsmouth, making sure connection with the
splendid BAY Line steamers VIRGINIA, CARO-
LIMA, aud FLORIDA. one Of which leaves Ports
mouth daily at 545 L. NJ. for Baltimore, arriving
there the following morning earlier Than any other
TO PhadephIs, New York, and Boston.
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The passenger rates on and after APRGL- %
MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.

engagements can he made by churches, societies.
&c for MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS around
Dutch Gap and DAY + EXCURSIONS To Old Point,
&C. NOW by steamer ARIEL. ami after oh June
next by the elegant rev Gamer now building,
AT LOWEST RATES.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
OPENING OF NEW SPRING GOODS
A.. HUTZLER & SONS,
900 BROAD STREET.

Inst received full and complete line Of the latest
novelties In DRESS GOODS, emprae,ng n pr,,r-
NE. UKRNANIs, MONTE CLOTHS, CRAZE
CLOTHS, BROCADES and SIXTIES III all tne
nawest shades. sATINS, SILKS. PERM
STRIPES, POLKA DOT, and BROCADES Tor
trimming (full linel. <..,,,,.r,pc
BLACK GkkNADiNESss B 81 A,ThS CAshMHhI''
LADIES SACKINGs. ropcrroH
LANGUEDUC POINT D'EsPRlT and ToRChoN
LACEs. ,r-,-..,,.,,,s soao,,I,v I.
parasols full line. az prices lower than ever "a
hle.Iinens. Napkins, and Towels Lace Mus, luli
line In all the new shades Lace. TOD beInn, a,c
Kid Gloves; Ladies' and Genllemen's Underwear ;
oa'simeieS ''i WV NH 30-3m
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" COMPANY. -<xssSsa
FOR NEW YORK,

This smpany viii dispatch orc OF tneis sr,.n.'9
.searnsrs--0ID DGMINIOS, WYASohF. MAN
UATTAN ISAAC SELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESnN, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY AT
high water. - 81.
These sbios are entirely rev. ana were pcih ek"
They awe splendid falcons state-rooms. and BATH
The fsre, accommodations, and attentions are cn'
surpassed. al, N, >ro-.h .,.,..
Ships going north land at Pier 81 Nortn river
go ~ ,:o,ch street Suips coming south sail from
per Az Nor.h river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight received Gn.h o'clock 4. VI, daily.
rrelrsts for points beyond New York forward Q
with dispatch, and charge made except acsHs ef'
penses Insured. ,.
Cabin fare 70 New York. 412 Stesrase, 20 ans
| Eor further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., AgenN,
nffce Cn,rI.ny,r whsrvaa. HOrketta
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, April 20, 1880.

MONDAY, apfh 20, ito'.
sALEs.-1.O0O G. @. and A. Railroad second mort.
gage rs sold at 98S; 100 Petersburg Railroad sold
at 9; 2 shares OF Richmond and DanyIlle Railroad
stock sold at 81: 80 shares Of Richmond and Daa'
Vile Railroad stock three sales) at 81; and 10
shares OF c., G. and A. Railroad stock sold al 43h.
GnvpPuArNr sECnHITfHs. Rid. Asked
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BRITISH DIPLOMATS REsIGNING.

LONDON, April 26.-The London CORE
spondent OF the Edinburgh Scotsman says
IL is reported in official circles that Sir Aus
ten Layard and Sir Henry Elliot, respec-
lively British ambassadors to Constantine
ne and Vienna, have seut in their rssigna.
fIOnS.
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A T CO S T.
COURTNEY & PRICE,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
HAVE JUST OPENED
BEAUTIFUL LINE BLACK siLhs,
CUAsTE AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS fADhi'0
WHITE GOODS
IN
MAZALIA. INDIA LAWN,
SWISS MUSLIN.
ORGANDY, NAINS0OK, &c.
we are compiled within the next
THIRTY DAYS .c.. 49,,
=" ~ now Offer 10 the pubic .,~,,
MOST UNPRECEDENTED bAhoAiNo
In all departments.
MANY goods, consisting IN part OF o,,a
cor opEI SrARL ETONS, FINE NAIN~OtthS ?,
EIVECV DRESS GOODS and COLORED siLho
LESS THAN soc. ON THE DOLLAR.
p,c,IIAcEs in POINT APPLIQUE, THREAD,
MIN GTIPURE, ut very lowest rates.
u,ursT LINE OF HOSIERY EVER EXHIBIT
ED IN The CITY.
The following gentlemen can now oe iounu VIII"
Inv COURTNEY & PRICE;
Ed. d. PRICE, Fn A. sTIIARs'
-" Tap 22-e0dlml
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LINE.

MERCHANTS LINE sTIi
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES.
NO MONOPOLY.
On and after MONDAY, April 26th, the new au<
splendid steamer
:. Il. SCHUYLER,
Captain &. n. HANCOCK, will leave Richmond for
Norfolk, Fortress Monroe. Baltimore, and al iht
regular landings on the James river. every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ. ar
riytng In Baltimore ahead OF all steam commune
cation.
Returning, will leave Baltimore every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY from the corner OF Lee and Ligin
streets at II. N.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES.
Fare 10 Norfolk. Fortress Monroe, and all way
landings on Jane; river. 90
Fare 10 BGNlmOre..... w
Frelghts for the aboye-named places at greatly
reduced rates.
Unusual efforts having been made bv The moBop07
lists drive the fast steamerJ. Is. SCHUYLER frous
the James river will the public, with this reduction
or fares. sustain me in my effort IN their behalf 10
establish low fares on the above river
j. W. HANCOCK, Proprietor
CURTIS PARKER, Agents. APP % 1W
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"a 30 TO % per ream, ~
IL be- DISPATCH PRiNTING-HVusE.
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2sc. RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGS.
Soc, RICHMOND TO NORFORK.
81, RICHMOND TO N0RF0I X AND RETURN.
az, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old tim
l. Dominion steamship comparyfss30l18
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALxEBv
will sail TUESDAY. April 9th, AZ o'clocE T.. -.
Freight received until 2 O'Clock r.. N.
Through bills OF iadin9 signed and goods M,
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, soutk
east, and west; also, 70 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations surpa ssed.
Cabin fare TO New York, t12; $ ecrage, 90 sno
ts.
For freight or passage apply to
g. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
ap2G-ct Compauy's Wharf. Rorksfts.
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rvGrIsU POLITICAL GOSSIP.

LONDON, April 26.-The London CORE
snondent OF the Manchester Guardian
saws: The absence Of the Prince and
Princes of Wales from the wedding Of
Princess Frederika, OF Hanover. and Baron
Panel Won Ramnger, at Windsor, on Sat-
urday last. and the Princes visit to con-
graduate Mr.. Gladstone on his appointment
to the premiership, are much comment
| ab on
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PASSENGER RATES eLn,
J. REDUCED STILL MORE.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT C0MPANY'S JANIS
RIVER LINE.
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DILL ELPHIA, RICH <fK4A
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM:
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVkn
THREE TiMEs A WEEK.-Uptil further no no
tlar the steamers OF this line Will MAKE Ir,resxs
THuRSDAY, and SATURDAY, and RishmosS
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sUSlh rr. S"n
meeting at PniIadelphia With Clyces Ne" Ehsfsee
Line for Fall River. ,.,.,r ncp.rrruHs
QUICK YIME-FREoUESr DEPAhrChH"-
LOWEST RATES.
ri''sN' JA AIS w. MCCARR.Ch,
General sor, ern Agent RichmonS- Va
WI LIAM L. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
no23 Ne IL south wharves. Pni.adelphiA.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL <4Kf8

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL <4fA
n STEAMERS. S2Aneb
Sail from Baltimore, steamship ClRCASSiAS,
SATURDAY, April 10lh. ~
VIBERNIAN, SATURDAY. April I'm.
SaRDINIAN, TUESDAY. April 2Oth.
PERUVIAN. TUESDAY, April Z1'b.
SUPERB CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS.
Parties sending for their friends can purchase
nrepaId eis aud will lind this the most conve-
ncnt line. .,, s,,,,,
the most economical and comfortable route.
For outward and prepaid tickets. etc., apply 10
w A. ". CARRIER, Agent,
do o7eodAm 500 east Main street.
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Afghan War.

THE BRITISH VICTORY IN AFGHANlsTAN.
LONDON, April ga Ghuznee dispatch
saws: "General Stewart again engaged the
enemy on the Goth. The enemy, number
inc 5000, and known as MOoskii Alum's
army. after two hours fighting, were de-
feated with a loss OF 4e0 killed and wound.
cd British loss : 3 killed and wounded"
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D[CIIMOND, YORK XIV ERftreRal
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. xxs.-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPOHfA-
TiON COMPANY, ,,, ,x,
an Boston. Providence. and all New England clles.
steamers leave " Est POINT, VA. on enen
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ri ~ noon c""-
necting with trains from RICHMOND. ,,s,
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each 1 UEo-
Direct sbipmen:s from Boston vfd Boston and
Providence Railroad rid West Point va.
n. I. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
VD GRONER. General Agent apS