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CONNECTION

At Live Oak daily with the Savannah r,,.,a. -,
Western Railway to and from sayanrah "a @o os
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities -DN All
At Lake City daily with the Florida Central p;
road to and from Jacksonville. ST. Anons,;s. pu
latka, Enterprise and all Landings on the 81 -.
River Ass
Al b9IdWIn daiiy with the Atlantic, Gulf and Wen
lnoia IlansI hailWay to and from fernsndHp.
Gainesville, Cedar Key, and With Steamers for t.,
pa, Key West and Havana
Al Cnaitanoocnee three times weekly with IT,
reoPies Lane ana Central Line Boats to and ffOn
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines. A1alachieoIa ~
other River Landings
~ Elegant Sleeping and Parlor Coaches Wed
ruff & Lucas Patent, run daily between TalIaha,ss.
aud jacksonville
tE Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety
EDGAR VLIRT,
Master OF Transportatiou
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AHIGA just published, a new edition of Dr.
Culvervvell's Celebrated Es-
say on the radical care (without medi-
cine) Of SPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal LOssEs, INPoTRNcY, Mental and
Physical Incapacty, Impedis4ents to Marriage, etc.
also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPsY and FRS, induced by
selfindulgence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in ths admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine the application Of the
knife pointing out mode Of cure at once simple,
certain and efectual, by means of which every sHf
ferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself chcaply. privately and radically. ~
~ This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, to any ad-
dress post paid receipt of six cents, or two post
age stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL CO.,
IL Ann ST., New Work, Post Once Box. 4sse.
june "A l87o-ly
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE

OF THE
Fernandna and Jacksonville Railroad Company.
10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGiS-
ID lature Of the State of Florida, entitled IAN act
TO Provide General Law for the Incorporation Of
Railroads and Canals" and approved February l9h,
1874, notice Is hereby given, required by lid act
that a company has been formed under the name If
the FERNANDfNA AND JACKSONVILLE RAILRoA D CON-
PASY, to be invested with all the rights, powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon companies
formed under said act for the purpose OF construct
ing, maintaining and operationg railroad for pub
lie use In the conveyance Of persons and property.
The main line of sai6 railroad will be about
twenty-one miles iD length; will be constructed be-
tween point on the Atlantic, Gulf and West India
Transit Railroad, in Nassau county, and the st.
Johns river, at or about the city OF jacksonville,
and will pass through parts of the counties OF Mas
sau and Duval.
j. N. HARTMAN.
ID. E. MAXWELL,
c. WICKLIFr f YULEE.
March 81 1SH13m
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
on rmR
Inaian River Railway and Transpsrtatisn
Csmpeny.

DY AUTHORITY or An ACT or tue LE6IS-
ID hture OF the State Of Florida, entitled IAN Ac
20 Provide General Law for the Incorporation Of
RaIlroads and Canals !" approved February H. 1874,
nosice Js hereby gvcu rcquired ~ said act that
4 company has been formed under the name Of the
INpIAN RIVER RAILWAY AND TRANSFORMATIONS Cox
PANY, TO be invested with al the rights. powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon compan-
ies formed under sid act for the purpose Of con
structing maiutaining and operating railroad for
public use In the conveyance OF persons and prop
erty.
The main line OF sid railroad VIII be about forty
(4O miles In length will be constructed between
point on the st. Johns river, In Volusa county, and
the Indian river, in Brevard county and VIII pass
through paris the counties Of Volusia aad Bscvard
WILLARD H CHURCHILL.
ERNEST A. DIS MARETS,
JAMES n SHOEMAKER,
ARTHUR D. BASNErT.
March 50, 1SSO-3m
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Jacksonville, PsnsaclIa { Mohit
RAILROAD.

Oygscs o. MAsRm % TaAnseor-.-.--
TALIARAszRz. VA. February 2, isss
On and after Monday, Februsry g. IsSO. p.
Trains on thls road VIII run q 5oiIows: -esgH
PASSENGER TRAIN-DAHY
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Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping4Car Berths Sc
at Savannah Florida and Western Railway Passen-
ger Depot.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-RAsTRRN DIV
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State Of Florida Orange County.
PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, for improvements
in old ones. Caveats, Trade-Marks and all patent
business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
RES ECTEaD may still, in most cases, be pat
ented by us. Being opposite the United States Pat
emit Office, and engaged in PATENT BuINE-
NESS EXCLU@AvEA.I. we can secure pat
ents In less time than those who are remote from
Washington, and who must depend upon the mails
in all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we make
search In the Patent Office and advise its pat
entability free Of charge. Correspondence cou6den-
tial prices low and NO CHARGE UNLESS
PATENT H. OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster-Ge d. N. KEY,
Rev. r d. POWER, to officials in United States Pat
ent Office, and especially to clients in every
State of the Union and In Canada For special refer
ences, terms, advice, &c, address
G.. A. SNOW & CO..
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
November Is. lS79-tf
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ii BOOK on THE LdYRR.I T1 pfeE Asz9 AND
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NJ hhkhk day In yonr own locality. N0risk
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spare time TO the basess u costs 0thing TO Try the
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want to know all about e best p4yin8 hasnsss be-
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Savannah, Florida and western
RAILWAY.

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GENERAL SUPERIxrENDkxr's OFFICE
SAVANNAH. March Is. 1880
ON and after SUNDAY, March "a, Passenger
~ Trains on this road will run as follows:
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ST. MARKS BRANCH.
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TALLAHASSEE, April 6, leso-4w
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,vcaApH To THE DISPATCH,

,oxs IN IOWA AND oHIo-kxPRESs
Sto, wprcKrD ON THE BOSTON AND
,Ir SH RoAD-vALuAsLk MA
Th', suops RugNED-TERRiBLE ACCT
oh ro nR. sAyRE, OF NEW YORK
piH rnny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ PROCEEDINGS AND WASHINGTON
Ahrs-uAYoR KALLoCH To BIZ INVEST.
w CoLoRED wEsT.roINTER At
rrvn AND BEATEN BY MASKED MEN
rms RARRACKs-PoLIucAL NEWS
~ .s-prcTIvE FIRE IN ORANGE COUNTY,
cu,sTAIN cox To b. HUNG-A
s,ocs oF BUILDINGS BURNED IN MIN
e'~~,rorIs-TAE ELECTIONS IN ENG
S'vn-yARl0Us FOREIGN TRIMS.
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The O,Leary Bel, Contest.

New YORK, April 6.-Tbe score at noon
to-day was as follows: Dobler III miles |
Ian. Hart 1874, Allen 1881, Mcintyre 1865
Pegram 1877. Merritt 15l-7, Howard l44 g.,
William, 1853, Krobne 129, Hanawaker
1884, Woods 1868, Kerwln 1911, Jaybee
1872.
The best thirty-six.hour's performance
was made at noon to-day, when DoDler
turned III miles and lap. The best pre-
yious record was that OF Blower Brown last
February in England, when be made ~
miles IN tbirty-six hours. Dobler fell be.
hind Browns record, however, the next
hour, with Hart still cllnging 10 his heels l
mile and laps behind. .
At2 O'Clock Harris score was 1873 miles D
labs: Dobler's was 1Sj, l; and Aliens
1877. /. The receipts thus far amount 10
.hout SIR O00
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smooth their rugged pathway to the grave"
VISIT TO MOUNT veRxoS-urgs.

smooth their rugged pathway to the grave"
VISIT TO MOUNT vgRxoS--urgs.
Sixty young ladies Of staunton seminary,
now on visit TO Washington, went to
Mount Vernon to-day.
Senator Coke expects TO force vote on
the Ute bill tomorrow.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The naval appropriations bill was report
ed 10 the House to-day. II calls for Ella,
603,s2O.
The House took up the army bin to-day,
and members commenced gathering together
the manuscript OF their speeches on the po-
li,ical amendments.
Every member OF the Cabinet was present
at the meeting this afternoon, and Mr.. Shcr-
man made an exhibit In regard TO the rcye-
5000, 900 over the first six days OF April,
1879, but is $a.O00,000 less than the first six
days OF March, 1880.
The United States Supreme Court will adj
journ May 10th, and no arguments will be
heard after April 30th.
The House Commerce Committee to-day
resolved to hear no more chambers Of COM
MERGE or other organizations whose object
Is TO influence legislation.
The debate on the political amendments
will open in the House tomorrow.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
paich.l
The COLLECTION OF CUSTOMS REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Tbe Committee
on Ways and Means gave hearing to day
10 representatives OF the New York Cham
Der OF Commerce and Of the Boston Board
Of Trade, who are in favor of modiica-
ton OF the present laws relating TO the coll
lection OF revenue from customs. The
views OF the New York Chamber Of Com
merce were In part presented by Mr.. Dor
man b. Eaton, who gave illustrations OF the
unfair and one-sided operation Of the
present laws regarding the assessment OF
duties. showing how the importer ia en-
tirely at the mercy OF subordinates in the
appraisers department and has practically
no appeal from their decision. The prnci-
pal remedy suggested land which is en-
bodied in a bill prepared by the New York
Chamber Of Commerce and introduced by
Mr.. Fernando WOODY is to have the duties
assessed on the value Of tie goods in the
home instead of in the foreign market. The
hearing is TO be continued tomorrow, and
the Secretary of the Treasury is to be noti-
fled. so that he may be present in person or
by deputy.
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FOrty-sixth COngress-..secOnd SEES, ion
" ASHlNGT0N, April 6, 1851.
SENATE.

SENATE.
On motion Of Mr.. Cockrell, the vote by
which the bill TO facilitate negotiations Of
bills OF lading and other commercial instru-
mentS, and to punish fraud therein, was in
definitely postponed yesterday, was recon-
sdered and the bill placed on the calendar.
After some unimp0rtant routine business
the Senate proceeded TO the consideration
of the calendar, the unfinished business
being the blll OF Mr. Maxey, OF Texas. to
authorize a retired list OF non-commissioned
army officers Of thirty years service. The
bill was advocated by Messrs. MaXey, Lo.
gan, Hampton. aud Burnside, and opposed
by Mr.. Beck.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the bill went over without action. and the
Senate resumed the consideration Of the
bill ratifying the Ute Indian agreement, in
support of which Mr.. Pendletou made a
long argument. Remarks in regard to The
Indian question were also made by MesSrS.
Morgan. Teller, and Hill.
At 4:30 L. NJ, without action on the bill,
the Senate went into executive session, and
afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. McLane. of Maryland, presented a
memorial of the cigar manuiacturers OF Bal
timore against the present tax. Referred.
Also, memorial Of the Sugar-deaIers and
grocers Of Baltimore in regard TO the tariff
on sugar. Referred.
On molten Of Mr.. Wht'hornp, a night
sesson was ordered for wednesday and
THURSDAY OF next week for the cons dera-
ton OF bills reported by the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Mcmahon, from the Committee on
npio rpnnrfln l.
deficiency bill with Senate amendments
thereto.
As the Senate had added new matter to
the bill. the Speaker decided that it must be
referred to the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. McMshon thereupon withdrew the
bill, and ii was recOmmitted to the A2pro-
priatons Committee.
Mr.. Atkins. chairman of the latter CON-
mittee, then reported the naval apDropria-
ton bill, which was referred to the Com
mittee OF the Whole. 1T appropriates
sl4. 500, 900, which is S35e.000 in excess OF
las years bill
The Speaker then proceeded to call the
committees for reports.
Mr.. GoOdP, OF Virginia, from the Naval
Committee, reported the bill to regulate the
mode OF purchasing tobacco for the navy.
Calendar.
Mr.. Frost, of Maine. from the Committee
on Territories, reported the bill establish
ing the Territory Of Okaahoma. Referred
10 the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Manning, of Mississippi, presented a
minority report on the same bill.
At the expiration Of the morning hour
the House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the army appropriation bill.
which was explained by MI. Clymer. II
appropriates S24, 400, 600, which is $1,000, OOC
less than the e>timates.]
After considerable debate upon the va.
rious amendments which were proposed
the House adjourned.
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FIRE RECORD.
Bfachtne-shep Burned.

BOsTON, April 6.-lhe machlne-shop Of
the Bridgewater Iron Company, with its
contents, consisting OF valuable patterns
and costly machinery, were entirely con-
sumed by fire. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Seventy-fve hands are thrown out OF en-
ployment.
Saw-MiIlS Burned I'm Orange County.
FREDERICKSBURG, April 6.-RanGalPs
saw-mills, in Orange county, were burned
last night. including two engines, saws, and
machinery, and several thousand feet OF
lumber. 1t was the work OF in incendiary.
There was no insurance.
Destructive Fire in Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, April G.-Bracketts
block, in this CITY, was totally destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss, 1856 900.
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AIASMA RENDERED POWERLESS.

The most certain way To render powerless the
miasmatic vapers which produce chils and fever
aud other malarous disorders is 10 forfy the sys-
fem against them with that matches preventive OF
periodic fevers, Hostel er's Stomach Bitters. The
remedial operation of the Bters is no less certain
than their preventive effects, aud they may be re-
lied upon come cases of fever and sgue which
resist qunine and the n nera remedies of the pbar-
macopeia. Dyspepsia, constipation, bilious CON-
plants, rheumatic ailments. and general debility,
likewise rapidly yield to their reguatVe and tonic
influence. They are incs'culable Blessing to The
weak and nervous Of both sexes, an excellent family
medicine aud The best safeguard which the traveller
or emigrant can take to an unhealthy climate.
ap 7-W(wLF&M
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

APRIL 6-Ihe following are the luotitiOns'
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-CommOn. s3Gs350; medium, SAC
LeGf.-Common, S5@.5.5O; medium, s6@s7 !;
good nominal: fine, nominal: extra fine, nominal
Stenmtng.-CommOn, S3@S4: medium, 500
$3.50; good, S7Gis.50; fine, $9@Sl0.
DARK GOoDs-MANUFACTCRING.
Ina FiUers.-COmmOn. $3.50@S4 medium,
SI506S5: good, &5.50mS6.
Len| Fiuers.-COmln t5Mf5 90; medlun,
S6G$6 so. good, 81 So; fine, t9@slO extra line
sun. cured, i10Ms1S.
JVrdDpers.-t 'ommon, s7.50GSs.50: medium
$4,000 $9 good S9.5OMSlOi hne, $lO@sll :
extra &l2@I3; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT oODs-MANUFACTURING.
Smoksrs-i'ommon, sSGiSl0; medium, 81 0@
sl2: you'd. sl2mS16; hnP, al6GS20
FiLIerg-i 'ommOn, $6@SS: medium, $7GS9
good. slN@sl2; fine, nominal.
UraDpers.-COn ~ 0Mfl5; medium, ~ 5(d
500: good. S2o6i30; fine, S4O@s5O; fancy, SOL
@t65. .,o1.
iyraOpers. MNhosdny.-CommOn, s12@sl5
medium. *156M20; good, S22@s25; nue., s3O@
$40. extra. s45@f50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally TO good old heavy-boded Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old lugs, S4@t5: Kentucky River Tugs, Sl09
SIP; Kentucky River leaf, sl3GslS.
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~ aeieKrspns


NEW YORK. April 6.-CottOn easy sales. 1894
halls: uplands, INC; Orleans, 1870. southern
nOur in buyei : favor, and quiet: common 10 fair
extras, s540@s59O good 70 choice extra, $40
i.aI r better: afterwards the advance lost, and
closing a shade stronger; ungraded red, $1,000
81 37s Com Opened steady closed EASIER ana les
closed dull aud heavy al 42c. Tor NO 8; Hops IN
changed aud quiet. Coffee dun and heavy; Rio,
Gargces s.l6s a6a c' fair iS % fo Cd re sUia
quoted at 7s@7ac; prime, !fr,; refined m, m
changed and quiet; standard "a" Ss@9sc. Mo;
Ia.ses dull and nOmlnally unchanged Rice Ia good
demand and firm. Rosin heavy q. 81 AN .o2H.
Tnrpentine dun and easier at 4l.M42c. Wool
fairly acuye and quite strong; dSmestIe he zee
texas, 2lG40e. Pork about steady aud very
quiet 1T III for old; III 80 for new. Middes dull
and unchanged. Lard steady and very quiet at
k747H. WhIskey nominal at sLO6Asl'lO.
Frtights lower.
BALTIMoRE, April 6.-Flour duh and unchanged.
sl's5; amber, sl.3s@s1.42: No. Maryland,
$40: No. 2 western winter red, spot and April
81 36&Gsl.s7; May; 81 341asl.S4h June,
cav ard quiet: western lower and duh; southern
white 55iG56c. yellow. 55c. Oats steady; sou h.
erp, 43G45c.: western white aud Pennsylyana'
43@45c. western mixed, 41@52c. Provisions
changed Coffee very quiet Ro cargoes, l44(o
I6c Sugar steauy; "A " soft, TIC. Whlskey dull.
Freights unchanged.
CINClNNATL
f,rSciySATI, April 6.-Fiour frmer. but not
,notsbIv higher. Wheat hrmer at sl.2O. Corn
es sier al 4O@4Ic. Oats stead, at 7e. Pork 1rmer
az Sl0.75 Lard quiet al S7O5@s7l0 Bulk-meats
nniei and UNCHANGED. Bacon firm shoulders, DC.
rms. 7c,: sides, nc Whiskey in fair Cemtnd and
finn al los. Sugar quiet: hards lO@ IOfc.;
New Orleans. 7E@sisc. Hogs active aud 1rin
common, $4,000 s4.Z5: light, t4.3OG:4 80
packing, s4.25@t4.65; butchers, s46o@s47o
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, April Flour quiet: family
s5h:5.5O: fancy, f6.25Gs6 80. Wheat steady
AZ kil2@f1.1s. Corn firm at 42@421c. Oats
0uiet ava sIeadv at size. Pork quiet at u 90
Lard steady a. &c. BulR-meats steady shoulders
a. % ribs, S6.5OGS6 so; sides, 1886. Bacon
steady; shoulders, f4.s7h; ribs, $40: sides
81 SO. sugar-cured hams, s9@slO.5O. Whisky
steady. ~, ,o,rs
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Flour dull: family, $3.50
choice AZ so. Wheat slow and higher; No. 2 red
faI, Si2ls; NJ. red fall t1.16; No. r. d fall,
Al 0sI. C.rn active aud shade higher al ita
34Sc. Oats lower at 32M32hc. Whisky stead, al
a. % Pork duh at 1919. Lord quiet at $500
Rnlk- meats lower for sides : shoulders. % Snq
SS.s5: rios. S6.20Gs6.25; sides, f6.35@@S6.4O.
Bacon auti and unchanged
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Eiection-day. NO session oil
the Boari Of Trade.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Npw YORK. April 6.-Coiton--Net receipts. 53e
b,Ies: gross receipts. 500 bales; futures closed
IRREGULAR and unsettled; sales, 2.S.oOO DsIes
Anil al256@sl2.66; Nav. Si2.6O; June.
siJ73; July, tl2 83@sl2.s6i August. siZ.S9o9
SioaI september, si26b@tly.51; ocioo-r,
si0 alMsi296: November, tl1.f9G$ll.oOi
december, sl4.0e@tl4Oy.
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AdtudSed n Luuattc.

ATLANTA. GA, April 6.-The Governor
having granted an order for court OF in-
quiry into the lunacy Of Sam Hill, convict
ed and sentenced tn the peuitentiary for
killing the seducer OF bis wife, the jury
this afternoon adiudged him u lunatic, and
be Is TO be sent to an asylum.
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Municipal Elections.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 6.-The municipal
election in this city resulted in manner
wholly unexpected by either the Democratic
or Republican party. The Republicans went
into the campaign completely demorailZed
nv defamation, until but two names were lett
on their ticket The Democrats were dissat-
isfied with their nominations, and the lnde-
pendent candidates were brought out for
MAYOR and recorder. These at least have
Republican endorsers, and the result was
that the Democrats elected treasurer, re-
corder, attorney, aud assessor on the
regular ticket, and the Opposition elected
the MAYOR, who is the present incumbent
and strong Democrat, and the auditor,
who is a Republican. or the aldermen the
Democrats elected two aud the Republicans
three, making the next Council stand six
Republicans 10 four Democrats.
ONO.
CINCINNATI, April 6-1 A. M.-Only one
third OF the city yOtIng-pl ecincts have been
heard from, but the indications are that the
Republicans will elect EsheIby city COMP
troler over Hoffman (Democrat), aud me-
jority OF twelve members OF the Board OF
Education. There was light vote polled
IN Columbus. The City Councils VIII be
Republican oy six majority.
CINCINNATI, April 6 The returns from
YESTERDAYS election are not yet all in, but
Eshelby's majority for city comptroller over
Hoffman (DemocraD IS estimated at $4,000:
The Republicans elected the entire school
board OF twelve members, sixteen out OF
twenty-five counciImeD, and twelve out OF
fourteen aldermen.
In Toledo the Nationals are defeated,
though party lines were not strictly drawn.
Disturbances are reported at The polls at
Shelbyyille and Scotfsvilie, Indiana, grow
ing out OF negroes voting. AT the latter
place the county treasurer was badly in
jured.
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Virginia Conference African Meti,O-
dist Episcopal church
Especial teleSram to The Dispatch.l

TSNtC1HI tt7tgTaH DdIC0.1
NORFOLK. April 6.-The Virginia Con-
ference African Methodist Episcopal church
adjourned to-day, after weeks session, TO
meet in Lynchburg in April next. The
appointments for the Richmond district
were u. F. Lloyd, presiding elder; Rich
moud station, George Dardis.
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PLATTsBURG. N. Y, April 6.-The Gin
ton County Democratic Convention to-day
elected Tilden delegates TO the State Con-
yen.ion. The delegates also favor deleaa-
ton instructed for Tilden TO the Cincinnati
Convention.
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The Fnstern.shorc Fisheries.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, April 6.-The Eastern
Shore fisheries are now pouring in their
stores to our market, whence they are ship
ped North, packed IN ice. Seven vessels az
rived from that section to-day, and every
day steamers and vessels empty their car
goes here from the Carolina sounds. The
season is unusually prolific.
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R.,lroad ordered 60 Be Sold.

SELMA, ALA, April 6 BY decree OF tne
Supreme Court q Alabama tue seinla'
Rome and Dalton railroad from selma 10
the Georgia State line has been ordered to
be sold on Monday, June 18th. The sale is
to take place at Selma, and the minimum
price fixed Is 81 100000.