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THE LATEST NEWS.


IMMENSE LOSSES FROM FOREST FIRES IN
NEW JERSEY AND ELSEWHERE - FIVE
GRANT DELEGATES FROM jackson
COUNTY, ILLINoIs--THE COLD WEATHER
IN NEW RK-CoNGREssIoNAL PRO-
CEEDiNGs; THE HOUSE AGREES TO ADJ
JoURN ON THE 3isr OF MAY-DeATH OF
JUDGE MORGAN, OF NEW YoRK-DRowN.
ING OF A RoANoKE-CoLLEGE STUDENT
wELL-KNowN LOUISIANA PLANTER
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED-TERRIDLE FIRE
AT MILTON, PA; THE WHOLE TOWN DE-
observation-disclosures CONFERENCE AT
CISCINSATI-B ANK sTATFMEST-THE
LABOR RIOTS AND STRIKES ABROAD.
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speak'nx In favor Of the resolution. The
,oncnrrent resolution for adjournment on
, ,se 8lst instant was then agreed to-Ayeas,
III; nays, 30.
y, Mr. Goode, Of Virginia, moved that the
house proceed to the consideration Of re.
ports from the Committee on Education and
Mr.. Reagan antagonized this with the
Interstate commerce bill, but Mr.. Goode
was victorious by vote Of p to II.
fending vote by yeas and nays the
house, at 3:25 p. NJ. adjourned.
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Five Grant Delegates from Jackson
Methodist Episcopal General Confer
enCe.

CINCINNATI, May 15.-The General Con-
ference to-day elected Benjamin st. James
Fry editor OF the Central Christian Aduo-
cate, at st. Louis. The Committee on Book
Concern reported recommending the fur
Their postponement Of the election OF editors
at present. The committee also reported In
favor OF the dlscontinuance OF the publica-
ton Of the National depository and Golden
Hours. This was laid on the table. The
committee also reported recommending that
the deficiency OF 100000 in the Episcopal
fund be charged to profit and loss by the
Book Concern. The committee on enter
tainment Of the next General Conference
reported a plan for dividing the expenses
among all the churches instead OF burden
ing those where the Conference meets. The
consideration OF the plan was made the
special order for Monday, to which day the
Conference adjourned.
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Drowning OF n student ut Roanok,
College.

Drowning Of n student at Roanoke
College.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatsh.J
SALEM, Va, May 15.-J. b. RAIDER, y
student Of Roanoke College from Brugh's
Mill, Botetourt county, was drowned this
afternoon while bathing in the river. He
was aged twenty-one, and was an active
member Of the Baptist Church.
Terrible BOiler-Ex plOston.
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND TWENTY-FIVE
INJURED.
LONDON, May ia boiler-explosion oc-
CURED this afternoon ut the Bircbam-Secal
Ircn-WOrks. Fifteen persons were in.
stantly killed; TWENTY-FIVE others were
taken to the hospital, some OF whom are in
dying condition.
A Prominent Louisiana Planter
Killed.
New ORLEANS, May 15.-Joseph L. Swan.
prominent planter of Ouachita parish, was
killed near Monroe on Thursday by the
falling OF a limb Of a tree.
Billings Acquitted.
BALETON, n. Y, May 15.-At 2:45 p. NJ.
to-day the jury in the Billings case brought
in verdict OF "not guilty." and the pris-
Oner was discharged. There is much re-
ioicing among his friends.
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A Prominent Louisiana Planter
Killed.
FIRE RECORD.
Terrible Reports or the Forest Fires
on the Camden and Atlantic and
Cape May Railroads.

POMONA, n. j., May 15.-The destruction
along the Camden and Atlantic railroad and
the Cape May and Millyille railroad by the
forest fires is terrible to behold. The en-.
tire portion OF Southern New jersey,
bounded by Belle Plain on the southeast,
Mlllyllle on the southwest, Absecom on the
north, and Elwood on the northwest, has
been swept over. The loss in Atlantic
county will reach 100000 the principal
damage being to the vineyards. In and
about Mays Landing and Elwood upwards
OF thirty hOus es are reported to be destroy
ed. From Tuckahoe a loss OF 5000, 900 in
timber-and is reported.
Several hundred men, women, and chill
dren turned out from Egg Han Dor village to
help in ngbting back the fire at Mays Land
ing, and thus save their homes. They would
have met with little success had not the wind
changed, driving the flames enthusiastically
towards Great Egg Harbor. Five hundred
men from Vineland, Mllville, and Manu-
muskn are now fighting the fire along the
line OF the Cape May and Millylle railroad.
There are some hopes OF rain. The Camden
and Atlantic railroad have sent large gangs
OF men to prevent the flames from reaching
Atlantic City.
The Milton, Pa, Fire.
A ONCE PROSPEROUS TOWN LAID IN ASHES
$50 BUILDINGS DEsTROYED-THE PEOPLE
ALMOST ENTIRELY DESTITUTE, &C.
SUNBURY, Pa, May 15.-The scene at
Milton this morning beggars description.
Nothing remains except the black and DESC
late ruins OF a once prosperous town. The
people spent last night in the houses that
were left-namely, the nal-works and
planing.mll. The entire number Of build
ings destroyed was $50, and only two places
OF business escaped destruction. The
vaults and books Of the banks were unin-
jured. The people OF the town are almost
entirely destitute. Provisions have been
pouring into the town from the surround
Ing country. The body Of the strange man
who was burned last night was identified
this morning as that OF Mr.. ADgey. He
was eighty.five years old, and was attempt
ing to save the stable Of the poor.house.
Mrs. Stricken died during the night from
fright. The fire originated from sparks
from the saw-mill attached to the car.
works.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-At a public
meeting held at the mayors Office at noon
to-day in behalf OF the sufferers by the fire
at Milton an urgent appeal for contribC-
lions was made. The subscriptions re-
ceyed amounted to $3.50. Another meet
ing will be held Monday.
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ny Telegram.
NEW YORK.

20 bales; last evening, esS bales hollands snh,
unchanged and more active. Wheat &C. lower,
with fair export ana very moderate speculative
business unrrased red, sl.l5@sl.92. Corr
lower: ungraded 5l@53c. Oats unsettled; mixed
about 1c. higher; white easier 1870. 6r No. y:
Hops unchanged aud in Ugh. demand Coffee quiet
r. dining, 7Xd7xc.; prime, 7k@7Sc.: r.nned In
steady a and quiet Rice unchanged, With moderate
5ss Esn ana Sse
very quiet: mess. spot, ell 20 FOR new; nothing
dope IN options. niddes quiet ana nom'nALy W.
Whissey nominal a; tl.l2@tl.l6. Freiyhts hrmer
and more active. u
BALTIMORE, May 15.-Tiour firm and uu-
changed. Southern whe2: lower and quiet; welisrn
easier; southern red, 81 23@sl 80; amber, s2@
1897: No. western winter red, spot, si;Sieg
ssi. pa S S@as = 4 Stsss. ~
s s white, ssHe; yellow. Csc. Oats steady
and fairly active s0a,nerp chsGse Cote. srseV
Rio csrgoes. ordinary 10 prime. l34d lotc sufsr
s a9 A." SOFT 99,c. WhIskey hrm at tl.l0H
FIeights dull and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 15- Flour dull huiiy 500
choice to fancy, s6@s6.60. WHEAT steady al 81 90
Gfl.O7. Corn in active demand at 4Sdf4c. oar
1uiet AT sec Pork steady at f1lGtll5O. Lard
Gasr and stsSay a. 9e Bss rS eS5 sides
AZ. Bacon active, firm. aud higher; shoulders
ALSO ribs, a. 20; sides. 1913 sugar-eured hams
steads az s9:5o@slo.5o. Whissey in active de-
mand at sl'oo' CINCINNATI
prEcINNATI, May l5..Flnnr strong; f.inli y, "
@t5.5O; fancy, s5:50@$6. Wheat scarce aud arm
No. T. l 1oss sris ard sr%
37@374c. Pork 6rmer al slO:Z5. Lara gulet a
$500. Bulk-mesis strong; shoal& r., say r r,s
a.: sides. 1880. WhIskey active and firm at SIG
Sugar quiet; bards. 9h@ 0sse. New Orieaos, ~
aSXc. Hogs active and trm.
sT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May l5.-Fiour duh; fancy, 20 sc
asked: family. x4.65 asked. wheat lover NO.
red fail. VI .09s9s .l09H cash; offered q 81 ost
s4s@s4Sc; july Oats lover; sis c,s can, SOC
Sius. q e2H@ 81 .6b. Lard nominal. Bu.s. @eaI'
6rn: shoulders. "a; ribs, 1890; sides. % 90
Bacon steady shoulders, s4.6o; ribs ~ sides
H.2o@s''oo' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 15.-Flour quiet AMI unbalanced
Wheat dull and lower; No. Chicago sIrl,x IL
easb; tl.llsasiils June sn'o g my m";
37@s7.c. cash; 364@3ec. June; 36tc. tld JAY
fcjec ed, 35@354c oats good demand AMI ..nal ~
I nprsrSd u n as 81 $3.50 ss as a..
.nnniSers. s425: Short rio. % 40; ele*r % 80.
Whiskey steady at II .0S; SOME sales ~ si'VT
MILWAUKEE.
Au,wArKEE. MAY l5.-Fiour quiet and hrm:
wheat opened arm. decliEed ac., aud closed
heavy; No / Milwaukee, hard, tl.i7 20; ny.
s wass Nav: june. Al lo.; July. sl07S; No. Nil
wausee' p5c.: No. 4 Milwaukee, Zoe; rseisd,
soc. Corn active and lower No. 2 s7se. vaIs ~
Arm Ness port quiet at t1o 20 cash aud May
$1,000 June. Lsrd-PIime steam, 1870 tsso
and May; 96.e5 June. HOGS Arm and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May lo.-Cot,oa-Net receipts, 1ss
ssss, $4,000 bales May, ell :7e@tlls79i June,
81 .ssess1l. "a July, 81 e2@eli ~; Asxnsi'
Sio.Ssasi1; Noysmber, SiO7s@tioso; De-
cember, oi0.76@tl0.eo.
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CULPEPER.
QUITE A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcb.I
CUI.PEpER, May IL, 1880.
A fire broke out here this evening about
O'Clock, burning the kitchen, dwelling,
and a smoke-house OF &. +. Cheh. Two
other houses had TO be torn down. The
fire is yet burning % =. NJ. and a con-
siderable wind has sprung up, and several
buildings around are in danger. At one
time The Episcopal church was in danger.
Our whole population is out and working
hard. Mr.. Chelt's house has just been
added TO and repaired thoroughly. He is
insured. IL.
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LATEsTF FOREIGN NEWS.
rse Church question I'm Germany.

LONDON, May 15.-The Berlin correspond
emit OF the Times, commenting on the
church question, says: Hundreds OF pa
rishes are without priests, aud no new ones
can be nominated until the bishops are
willing to submit the names OF candidates
10 the Government. 1t Is therefore De-
lieved In Government circles that tne ropc
"a inclined 10 give In, as he fears the power
Of the papacy ia Europe might be shaken
by longer delay. To establish this power
the pope Is said to be willing to make for
the moment some sacrifices and also some
important concessions. 10 this policy. how.
ever, the Pope will encounter resistance
from the Jesuits.
various Foreign Items.
LONDON, May ia Paris dispatch says
" Serious riotlng In connection WIN t 1re
strike occurred yesterday at Rouoaix, os'
ring which the soIdIery charged 'ne "0o'
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 10, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHrAT.-Rsd, 234 bushels.
CORN YetlO 70, 500 bushels.
UATS.-4O bushels.
RYE.-l2 bushels
MEAL-l3e bushels-re-exhiblted.
BLACK PEAs.--70 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, "a prime Lancaster at q. 80; 80
bushels very good Lancaster az 1893: SO bushels
prime Lancaster at 81 SO; bushels mixed al
80; 8 bushels mixed at 81 .0S; bushels Ful I
bushels common Full at .l5-toiaI, 234 bushels.
CORN YeiiOlo. 500 bushels prime at 53c.
RYE-l2 bushels prime al S3c.
NRAL-llS bushels prime country at 65c ~
busheis prime Country at Csc Total, 1873 bushels
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The Cold weather.

ICE IN THE NEW YORK BACK COUNTRY.
FIsHKILL LANDING, N. Y, May bit
was unusually cold along the Hudson last
night. Ice formed in the back country,
and snow Is again visible on the CatskiIl
mountains. Vegetation Is damaged.
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POLITICAL.
The Presidency.
Mr.. wAsHBURNE SPEAKS HIS MIND.

MR.. WASHBURNE SPEARS HIS MINI.
New YORK. May 15.-The following is
from Z. b. Washburne, dated at Portland,
Me-: 'My position in regard to the candi-
dacy for President and my relations to
General Grants nomination are not changed
In any respect whatever. All reports sent
ont By certain papers in Chicsgo asserting
or suggesting dupicity toward General
Grant are utterly and absolutely false, and
are known to be so by their authors. left
Chicago some ten days ago. All combina.
tons alleged to have been made in that city
by my friends and those Of other candidates
have been entered into without my know
ledge or appreciation"
Five Grant Delegates from Jackson
County, HI.
CHICAGO, May 15.-The Jackson County
Republican Convention has instructed Its
five delegates to the State Convention Tor
ant
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A connects for FarmyliIe, Lynchburg, and al !
points I'm the Southwest.
4 connects for Milton, NC.
G connects for Asheville aud all points in West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points in southwesi
Georgia.
f connects for Jacksonville and all points in Flo
rida.
Fconnects for Macon and all points In Ssuthvet
Georgia, and Chat tanooga Nashville, Mem phs, snL
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson, Aad
Vrksburg.
III conneC Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from ihe aboye-namef points drrtps ~
Richmond at 4A3 z. NJ, $50 A. NJ, end 6:39P.M
Trains between GREENSBORO and Salem run daiiy
except Sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make copnec-
ton at Gold boro' with The W. W. X. X. TO and
from Weldon and Wiimipgtens
Pullman Palace DrawinK-roon and Seeping Carr
ruH through on Train No. - ftusB New York an
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga, on Train No. "a from
Washington s. Augusta. 6s, rfa Richmond
Tickets sold 10 all point souln- southeast, an
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay over checks given on iscai tickets.
tff JOHN &. NACMURDU.
General Passenger Agent
i. NJ. n. TALcorr. General Superintendent.
myl7
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PArRoNIzE THE HOME Lrr.2l
PASSENGER RATES REDUCED STILL MORE
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.

25c., RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGs.
25c, RICHMOND TO N0RFORK.
o., RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.
az, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May Noen.-Stocks strong.
short 4S7a. State bonds duh. Governments quie'.
Epsning.-Money, 4@5 per cent Exchange,
485. Governments firm new 6f, l02h; ~ per
cents, lCqn; 4 per cents, l074. States nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May l5-Vireinia 6s. old, %
asked: deferred, 6 cOnsOls, Six; second series,
22A; past-due coupons, 81; new lO-4O's, 3st.
Bid to-day.
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Of New Orleans, as receiver OF public


BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
'rbe President to-day signed the Joint
resolution authorizing him to call an inter.
national sanitary conference to meet here.
Tomorrow the Feast OF the Pentecost
will be celebrated with great pomp at St.
Dominic's. The choir will be reinforced
by forty Of the best voices in the District.
The Secretary Of the Navy, Hon. John
Randolph Tucker. and others, will deliver
addresses tomorrow on the observance Of
the Sabbath. Justice Strong, OF the Su.
preme Court, will preside.
The receipts OF national-bank notes during
the week at the Treasury for redemption
were 81, 1894 900.
Secretary Sherman was on the floor OF the
House to-day, and did not look like hope.
full presidential candidate.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-A caucus Of the
Democratic members OF the House was held
this evening for an interchange Of views
upon the adjournment question. After some
discussion, il was resolved that in the
opinion Of those present the vote by which
tn House decided in favor OF adjournment
on May 3lst, should be reconsidered, and
that the question Of adjournment should be
postponed until the important legislation
now pending and the necessary business
OF Congress has been disposed OF.
Ii was also resolved that the political APP
preparation bill be called up in the House
ana pressed to vote.
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A NCHOR LINE.

A Ncho1 LINE ME
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO Gf. AsGOW.
CABINS, 600 10 $50. sTffRAGE, t2e.
Thee 81 eAmeTs do not carry cattle. SHEEP, pigs.
And eysry Sai urday.
NEW YORK. TO LONDON DIRECT.
CAIRNS, ass 20 SOS. Excursions al He1uced Rates.
Passenger accommodations are nnsdrpasseo.
All sta,erooms ON Main DECK.
pussepxers booked ut lowest rates te or from any
{. Railroad station In Europe or America,
n lowest rates, able Tree OF charge
throughOst England. scotland, and ireland.
For booEs Of Information. plans: Se., apply 70
or GEORGE W. ALLEN CO.,
or D. e. GIBSON,
southern Express COMPANY Rienmonds
or A. ". CARRIER.
sac Main street, Richmeno. ,
Richmond, Va
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Obituary..

SYRACUSE, N. r., May 15.-Leroy Nor
gan, for sixteen years justice OF the su.
preme Court, died this morning; aged
aaventVR
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COMPLICATED MATRlMONY.-[Ra Raleigh o.
seruer About three years ago man liv-
ing in an adjoining county was reported to
have been killed By falling from scaffold.
The report was published, and was seen by
the mans wife. She doomed the usual
mourning, and for about a year mourned
the loss OF the dead. She then began to
turn her thoughts rather more TO the living.
Two years past she was prevailed upon by
a man OF this county to become his wife,
and the license was issued by the regis
ter OF deeds in this city. A few
weeks ago the supposed dead husband
turned up In most unexpected and
abrupt style, TO the dismay OF husband No.
2 and the wife. The first husband, after
survey OF the situation, made application
for divorce, which was granted. A few
DAYS since the second husband, whose other
marriage was OF course rendered Illegal by
the existence OF one husband at the time the
license was issued, came into the city and
Obtained from Captain White. the register
OF deeds, another license to marry the same
woman. 1t was granted, and there on the
same page of the marriage-register stand
the same names, with an interval OF almost
exactly two years between. Such case mas
never occurred in this county before.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1880.
ARpgyvn


Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, Der.
ehaudise and passengers. g. ". A len Co. agents.
steamer j. Is. Schuyler. Hancox. Baltimore etd
Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, Curjs Par
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United s,ases
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. b. Tstun
aren't.
schooner Sarah shuberi, steelman, PhIladeiphis /.
Schooner n. Hand, Doughertv. New York. ner-
chaniise. to master.
Schooner W. N. Wilson, Brown, New York. hay
C.. l.. Todd.
schooner Sarah Jane Vaughan, Vaughan. Phia-
schooner s,ar.spsneled Banner. Mullen. Phila-
delDhia. coal. =. II. HAYES.
Schooner Hop, Williams, Norfolk. shingles YES
Schooner William MAGE. Ramsey, Petersburg,
light, TO load sfznite for PhiIadeIPhia; vessel TO
Schooner A. Robinson, Adams, barrels, TO Norfolk,
Va. vessel from Buck q Christian.
schooner A. h. Shriver. Owens, iron.ore, 10 Bal
iimore; vessel from Buck Cbristian.i
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Lucille. Pr,tchard, Baltimore, merchan.
disc. II. T. Douglass, agent.
Schooner John 3. Gilmore, -, Philadelphia,
ties, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner j. II. Van Deusen, Booye. wareham,
Mass, uid Osborne's, coal, Curtis 4 iarker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchaa.
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen Co.
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Escape OF CONvlcYs. Il A bingdon Stand
ard. -Four convicts from the peDitentiary,
al work on the Narrow-Gauge railroad at
Meudota camp, escaped Tuesday night by
tugneIIing. Their names were Henry
Thomas, Lewis Thompson, David Wills,
and Tyler smith. Forty dollars have been
offered a. q reward. One OF the convicts
was from Wythe county, and another from
Lyncbburg. They had on their prison garp
when .hey escaped, but " is supposed ex'
changed them for others.
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The fast and elegant day steamer ARIEL, Captain
2. &. CLIFFORD carrying the U0ited States malt Z,
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAY
AT 8 A. 81.
for regular landings on James river. Norfolk ana
Portsmouth, making sure connection Win the
speudid Bay Line steamers VIRGINIA, CARO-
LIMA, and FLORIDA one OF which leaves Ports
mouth daily at 545 T.. NJ. for Baltimore. arriving
there The following morning earlier than any other
line ria Norfolk ana IN fUli time Tor early trains
Do Philadelphia, New York. and Boston.
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DiLL-HEADS, &3 so to % per reatn, 81
One DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
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Fr. ight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Washington, ID. C., Newbsrpe, Washington. and
Tsrboro', ". g.. and al points 10 Eastern NORTH
Caroina also, for Eastern shore or virgiaia, Hsmp-
ton, Oid Point, and all regular ianfings on James
river. a LOWEST RATES l., Is. TATUM,
ap 22 Supefi trndeDt.
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The passenger rates on and after APRIL "a

MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
ENGAGEMENTS can NJ made Nv churches, societies,
&c. for MOONLIGHT sXCuRsioNs sround
Dutch Gap. and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 od rvinl,
next Dy tue elegant Dew 5 Gamer now building,
AT LOWEST RATES.
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DANVILLE.

HOUSE BURNED-FUNERAL OF Mr.. W. W.
KEEN-NUNICIPAL MATTERS - WEATHER.
PICNIC.
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