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.ns v'sss' hlt ~ p haa Determined = righs,
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- -. no' . eaSy = he had thoagha.
Wlh'am - exclaimed - length,
suadenlys slowly bseaking ~ egg into
the glass oeaads Alm
Inc Ooy locked up FesPectfuily, bat
weanay Ne TOO haA spent An almost sleep
'eas n'ght-A night Of tears and disaP-
PO'niment Wen iather be said
que's'Or'hg'y. lot sne deacon had stopped
70 oreaK anothef egg.
yea can safasiy them that examine
sne students yea may staFs 70 college
Wnenever yoa Psease
Father 5"
Inc tears came slowly into the father's
eyes; how bind ne had been! -Oh faith
er Dut the words only ended IN con-
vuislve burnt OF tears, and the boy hur-
nedIy len the room
ihomas looked A Mary, and Mary look
ea at thomas, and the mother looked at
tnem DOtn-she longsahsring mother
whose heart vas thrObbing strangely 10
the promise OF . new born peace.
And Mary and Thomas" !" continued
the deacon. after few preliminary coughs
and thrOat-cIearlDgA believe school
mas been took up, just about week, but
meDoe Il yOa study hard and learn fast,
you can ketchlnP with the best Of 'em |;
you nave 20 ~ around Daughter, and
help Mother All yOu can nights and morn
ings until she gets some help; and you
boys must give me = lift once in while
on the farm until we get things TO work
good ] want tpsAy jHss here. ." be sAid.
faIteringly and blunder'ngly, jet brasely,
neverthesesa I that ye've Al been power
ml good children, nOt~lthstandln' you
couldn't often get what Jon wanted, and
you shan't lose anything by i from this
On. PTaps father thinks more Of you All
after Al than yoa'd think when he's %
cross and ugly hkel"
4Oh father ! yos dear, dear father yoa
dou's know Aaw nDsh va III love yoai"
and for almost the fEst time within her
rsmembeEaaes che var1n- heartsd. impaL
slve girl hnng her arms aboat hlm, and
kiased him foqdly-
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Rruiyie Fwaw The scarcity q fesd
and the high price Of corn brings great
many half fed and inferior cattle 70 mar-
ket, where they bring frlm dollar and .
half TO two dollars per hundred poands
less than the top Of the market. That
numbers of farmers are thus obliged to
dispossof heirssOck, and that many more
will be, will not be questioned bat there
are those who need not sslEss loss thereby
II they viii adopt the English practice Of
feeding OIL cakes, " Iinaeed cakeoF meal,
ID coanection with t6ask feed. These
ccnesssFAled foods - highly nutritive
apd fesh-making. The value Of oil cake
for feeding, according 70 DR.. H. Psrmley
Ia his. manual for cattle feeding, when
properly used, particularly for feeding,
for milk and in fattening, il not easily
over estimated. Cotton seed nseaI or
cake especially deserves the attestion Of
farmers.
Cotton seed as food for cattle seems TO
BE more highly esteemed n Europe. New
Englaud and Western States than IN the
Southern States Here the seeds often
sell At our villages for ten cents . bushel,
shout 90 ton, when hay from the West
ern States. via New Orleans, sells for s95
to 3Ss . ton A ton Of hay here cosss
four or fya times - much - . ton of enf-
ton seed, while in the West > farmes
would be willing 10 swsp two toss ef hay
for one Of cotton sd nsal, and n New
England the farmers esteem the meal %
highly for their dairy cows that they n.y
if they could Faise COTTON sesd there, even
without the lint. tie sseas wouId be .
paying crop.
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us.ld y go Ass -. .slIis~
pIaas 40 for essly srsss p.ssnre the srSp
il pfostahie, IS i rquires only oss seesI-
inG. Nth : plowiag up e shs l.nd sssEy
tuo o three pears . loosen he san,es
And bury he ed, vti.A sss = &c lasg
- eskss clover sesd W. b Josn
BIRDsslELn Ga, Jane, Ieel.
RARM1mmr DooW - G3Am1RD
AND Oraa@3 Hw8AGg Ra.ANHD.
We have rscsissd he adsssesd skesls
Of Dr. d. L Phares' new book on grasses
and forage plants, says the agsisnlsnraI
editor OF the New Orleans RIeavuns, aa1
have examined shem suiicienfly TO be
satisGeA tAas his book wilI Be just what
We expected it 20 Be, N sxesIient wsrk.
Ths apa tie 6osaAsva Lise Stoek JsnsssuB
shoald 60 hand in had tlfuagh shs
Soash, and do missionary SERIES ansae
the faFmess and stock bse<degs of shese
St.teA l. contains l07 pages, bat prob
ably mnch more viii be sdded before it
10 bound n book form. We intend 70
make copioas extracts from d, especially
it, articles On Whistler grasses fs< tie
South, and 0r readers viii then go thns
Doctor Tor professor, for he i Bow co.,
nected with the SsaFksille Agricultural
College, has produeed just sush book
- the South particularly needs q this
time Il contains mach salaAbls and
pracsical informefien, which can be feund
no where else Howard's Is good book,
bat DIR. Phares has the advantage Cd q
vast deal more extensive knowledge of
botany and the whoIe range Of suhjects
which hs has embodied IL his book thzn
Mr.. Howard possessed DR.. Phases has .
great many sslssusage Ovar sciensiGe
aGricnltnrists in having caltivasea % -
fArm, near Wooavile, Hiss, nany of ah4
grasses best adapted % Soutkern soiIs ana
elinase. He sps.ks nnderst.ndineIy and
prudently and hoBestIy. He - nss .
bind gaSde for Soatkesn farmerA bss 4
true light. md light , what we ~ nssd.
We chserfalIy aoespt DE. Phasss - our
teachsr On The grass qaession-
RnoErzs N KAEzkzzss-The Thomas-
vile (Ga1 carrespondenf e ~ 6asnas
naA Kssss says: Is i all fsalihuena
fss ; nas % say ihess = - psazs =.
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t;ALgRO8NaA 90 DB8B C41Dww8.
S0akksyn CEa,fsaGov. FFeqaeut -
quiries Of late I'm yoar journaI1 - 70 he
4aIne Of the Shove plans - STOCK tood
indaces me 10 give yoa my expssiissee
With Z Tor sevesnI pears ian estinafsJ of
is vaIae Sor pssturses and grees ceiling
PuSposes.
Tbs plant (.an annasl eioves' ], intro
4uced here several yeaEs aines from Cab
fsgnia, kns been dissei taEed wiideIy over
the Soathern States, and eseu farther
North, soms gsowsrs prssing 4, whiiss
oshsss look npon = - valneIsss ior ssoek
food, and only q - - oEnansenE o. :
green lawn dnri1g ear bIssk Wiutsr ard
Spring weaker. i springs Up hsse iron
the seed daring or Ausnmn ard Fan
moalhs asd indesd shroash - ukals
Wintsr grows sery IaxnsiansIy dariisg
sven eoidest uintsss ton rish ssEl rtsciles
Ets masnsi1y skoat 1lzIslh - Al, euss
- seesI II ssvini ths ksAv-
iIy muleked uitk vine nd sssd e. )
sabsequens crop
II grows EnsIy sspusd trs<s unlIsr
SHADE, a iIe - 81 ksasi1R dnrise
fts rspia dsvsI6 u : nos =
nntvitiSen = kSsls = sloek = Nken
eaiea lse 40 - II - ekpesslss
where 4 psesss n - ~ - -
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hossheads: $40 tierces Western: From Octo-
per j, 1879, - hpril 80, 1880, o.z5s hogsheads I;
fg uefces; FROM oetooer J, 1880, to April 30,
Inspecffons.-From October ]. 1879. TO April
80, 1880; i3,476 hogshcads; 5.202 tlerces. From
heads: 1875 iIerces.
Sales--, lrQinia From october l.Is7e, 20 April
80, 1850; e,02i hogiheads; 2,342 tiercts. From
October /. 1880. TO April 80, 1891. 12.Osg ho9s-
beads $50 lierces. Western: From October /.
1879. 10 Apfil 80, 1880, 65U hogshsads. From
October /, 1850 to April 80, 1881, 772 hogs
Deiireries--From October ], 1879. to April 80.
1880. 10 732 hogsheads: 1875 tlsrces. From uc-
tober l. 1850, 10 April 80, 1851 l42G3 hogs
h direct, From October
ilerces. From October ], 1850. to ApYp 80, 1881
3,945 hogshesds; 2 425 iierces. Coast wise: From
October /, 1879, 10 April 80. 1880, SOL hogs.
April 80. 1881. 4.7s9 hogsheIds; l 22s tierces.
Stocks on HdHd,-StDcss Oh hand Aprl 30.
1880: Inspecled stock, G.l2l hossheadi 596
uerces-tOtal stock, S,70i hogsheadi sos uerees.
Stocks on hand April 80. 1851 Inspected stock,
s.ll5 hogsbeads: 5s3 ,ercss; uninsDecled STOCK,
nogsheads; 643 rercts.
QUOTATIONS..
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
.Lrgs.-Common, .Si.5OG.5; medium, $500
80 good, 80 $3.50 .o..-
good. none-Eominai fine, none nominal; extra
rne. nOne-nomiral.
tmmfng-CommOn, Si5OtGf5; medium.
S5.J0Hi6: good, S7.J0JGSS.5O; bte, SsNi9.J0.
DARK roBACCO-MANUFACTURf
Lug Fitsrs.-CommOn.S 3.50Hs4; medium,
ti.506S5; good, s5.j0Gs9.
Ls1T FiUeTs.-. Omm0n, S5Gt5 so: medium.
$50 $3.50; good. 81 20; I'm, S9@Sl0; extra iue
sun-curtd Sl0MslS
Wr0Dpers.-t ommon, s7.5Oais.50: medium,
iS.50as9: good. .0.j0MSl0: bne. SlO4Sll;
tXtr2, fl2@tl3; extra sun-cured, nobe.
BRIGHT o-MANUFACrCRISG.
OkerS.-COmmon, s6mS7.J0; medium,
4sntg; good 80 50Gil O.50; line, slSsSls
FiAsrS-C0mmon, S6M37; medium, S7GsS;
good, sgrilg, fine. nominal.
W. n y ne S.--C1mnnH, sSGSl2i med.uIn,
, 3ei ! 3; good, S20mS25 fire, saOaS50: fancy,
80 m4GO.
Wrappers. MabO0dny.-COmmOn tl2aSl5;
medium, SIjMMS20; good, S326ei2j; line,
S30dt4O; extra. f4jMt|O.
WESTERN TOBACCO,
The demand for this cas, Of goods IS confined
principally 30 good old heayy-b9ded lug aui Ken
tucGy River leaf. We quote:
Old Lays, <fM&j: Kentucky River lngs,
tIUm<l2; Kentucky River icai. l3f7 SIS.
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proceed to the consideration Of executive
business. Lost-yeas, is; navs. 2i.
Mr.. Pendleton moved TO adjourn. Lost
yeas, 90; nays, 81.
Me-. Dawes then said that the last two mo.
tons having been Of a dilatory character,
discussed The fact that senators were deter.
mined, In the face Of the Constitution, to
prevent vote upon the resolution. He
could not resist that fact further to- day, and
would therefore move to 80 into executive
session.
This motion was, at 1928, agreed to amid
some derisive laughter on the Democratic
side.
The executive session lasted until 3
O'Clock, when the doors were re0pened, and
the senate adjourned until Monday.
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COn&ress->peciai ses
sion of the senate

WASHINGTON, May q, 1881
The Vice. President laid before Inc senate
q communication from the Att0rney'UeneIai
transmitting copy Of the answer OF D. E
Lewis. United States marshal for the west
ern district Of Virginia, to the report OF I.
g. lancaster. special agent OF The Treasury
Denar,ment. Ordered 10 be printed.
MIR. Dawes then took the floor, congratu-
latino the Senate on that dispatch OF pubic
busInes which enabled it this morning 10
take ND and consider, ana, ne rusteu'
sdont. the resolution which he had SUB
mjtted in March. He did not ask any sena,
tor n vote for the resolution, but he deemed
!, a right which he had under The rules ana
the Constitution 10 have IL voted upon; -
invoke.V he continued, addressing Inc wee.
President, sat your hands protection OF
tbe Constitution Of the United States I'D tne
assertion OF my individual right mere IN .nis
SENATE 10 vote on the resolution l nave
ofered here wilhin its rules, and wilhin us
legitimate functions, and when IS no" tue
oniy business before the Senate"
Mr.. Harris said that he had bopeo Ihat .nc
senafor had risen for the purpose OF moving
% On into executive session. During .he
nss1 two or three days the Senate had as
PATCHED a large proportion OF tue puonS1
buslness. but more remained uncons'oeIeu
and undlsposcd OF. lie therefore moVeo "
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Land SUttDecfflc6.

HAERlsoNBURG. VA, May 6.--In the large
land suit in the United States Court for the
Western District of Virginia, now in ses-
sion, in the name Of George II. Dasher,
plaintiff, against John Lewis ct a., de-
Pendants, the case was decided in favor OF
the defendants. the court ruling against the
introduction Of an intermediate deed from
the reputcd heirs OF one Of the con-
vcyers in the chain Of title, and holding the
plaintiffs TO proof OF her>bip, which threw
them out OF court. Very considerable
landed interests are involved in the issue,
and the decision has settled valuable prin.
clple in the trial Of ike cases in this court
in the future.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
STEvENs

STEVENS
Hs, made additions 10 his stock this pas: week
30 dozea UuB RELLAs, among which are big bar.
gains; 80. md 32-iDch uMBRELLAsas1
wesena so-inch l2o-coUNT UMBRELLA
for sl.25-no Sner Bingham Is used In any
umbrella they are the bargain OF the dsy;
An lmme We stock OF sATCaELs and vALIsEs Ia
size from 70 "a inches, IN price from soc. to
s4.5o--tbe leaders are from Use. 10 81 rs;
A spIcodid eaher-Bned PoCsET.BOoK for csc.
Handsome PLUSH SDE-sATCHELss at Soc;
8 gross ToOTH-BBCsHEs at 10, Is, aud 25c.;
An Immense stock Of yhSs-anong the bargains 10
aFAN beth sides feathers. Cardinal anaw
and Pink and White, at 81;
new stock OF PLATE-GLAss MiaRoRs-han .
dozen new shspss--atsi;
500 BALL sets CGOQU&T, all hard wood
paca.d in s,roag box, ut 81, at
STIvENs,
my4 sos Broad street.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

<rw YORK Nav 6.-The POSTS financial article
r:4O enlu0nl says: The Stock Exchange mafkets
,t,nue civ. and strong. United STATES bonds
maintain the recent advance for the A and % ana
The As and - were up =. state bohds aye lower
Tor Trnpessees and otherwise steady. railroad
hands are strong and 4tG2S per cent nigner. Inc
snecal features Of The stock market Today are the
southwestern shares. and OF these Kansas and Texas
has advanced To 80 and Texas and Pacific 10
65L iron Mountain. vi He strong. has rather
Given place In the dealings 10 he TWO stocks III 81
named, aud Missouri Pacific. which Yesterday adj
yanced 10 05. opened TO-DAY at 1927 fell to par,
and il agliu lV2y: ths stock l. moi Yet dsirbue ed.
aud could he marked down 10 20 or up 10 $50 on
any dav In half an hour. The other notably strong
Stocks nave been Hannibal and 81 Joseph, the coal
shares. Memphis aud Charle,ion' {. {. ana !. G.,
Indiana. Bloomington and western aA1 western
Union Telegraph "eX," which IS NJ 10 Soy. The
trunk line stocks bout maintain the r. cent advance.
The elevated stocks are 'impiy dull. The granger
stocks are no higher than yesterday. The money
,narket Is "a, al 3M4 per cent on call. 3Gli per
cent. on time and 4@44 per cent. on prime mer-
camille paper.
at $50 T.. NJ: Western Union. llSa; Western
Union. new sock. S42; New York Central. 147h;
Lake shore, 1881; Michigan Central, 10; New
YORK, Lake Erie and WesIern, 40; New YORK.
Lake Erie and Western preferred, Soy; New York,
Lake Erie and Western second. lO54; Delaware
Isckawanna aud Western. 1874; New Jersey Gem
irsI, 1903: Delaware and HUDSON, u: Reading,
54A; Northwestern, i2Gs; II. PAM, lei; WABASH
ana Pacific. i9A: Wabash ana Paclhc preferred,
Oily; Union Pacific. ,ll9,g; NJ: Il. and r., 49,
i Iron 'q Md%aaan ~: ONO and Msss!ppi
AZ; PsciGc Mail. 55.; G. G. and |. G., 26& ;
Northern Pacific common. 421; Nor;ieln Pacific
prpfcfred. TN; Rock bland, 1873; Chesapeake
and ONO, 2Sb: Louisville and Nashyi e, 1895
Nashville aud Chattanooga, SOB; Ontario and
Western, 80 +: Manhattan Elevated, 2Z.: Illinois
Central. 1884, Canadian southern, 7sa; Chicago;
Ruriingtou and Quincy, lGj 1864; D-uyer and
Rio GraBde, IO9 -. PAU and pmthi' 43it: - Pau
and Omaha preferred 9ga: G.. &. {. ana l.. 9Ois
Col. Coal, 56's; Ohio Central, 52'.; Texas Pacihc'
Gas; TeXas ac,fc L.G.. 50.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 6.-Virginla g., couso's, So;
second series. Sc; pAst-due coupons, 96Ai ne"
lO-4O's, 50. Bid to-day.
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a Pennsylvania Sensation,
PETITION FOR IMPEACHMENT or GOVERNOR
HOYT.

HOYT.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May Elm the House
OF Representatives this morning, Mr.. Bier
ly, OF Lycoming county, presented by re.
quest petition Of citizens OF Lackawanna
county, asking for the impeachment Of Gov
erDor Hoyt and Attorney. General Palmer
for their action in reference to the judiciary
OF that county. and, further, on the ground
OF corrupt conduct in pardoning Kemble
and his companions.
Mr.. Ruddiman offered resolution char
acterlZing the petition as "imperiinent, i'm
proper, and scindalous >; that IL should be
returned, and the proceedings cXpunged
from the record. A stormy scene enSued,
and. amid the utmost excitement. speeches
OF violent character were made. Finally
the resolution was adopted by vote Of so
to -, the majority OF the nays being Demo
Gratis.
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natives will attack the Beers when the
british withdraw. A number OF Cafir
chiefs have formed league against the
Beers"
IL is stated that Mr.. Bradlaugb is aLou, 10
issue an appeal TO the people pointing DOT
the manner IN which Che House OF Com.
mons /. treating him, and asserting that the
Conservatives, under 'cpyer Of his case.
leopard &c The lind bill and impede the bust.
ness OF The country.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,rep,ru To THE pIsrATCB.

sensation a, the National Capital !;
- ",.,,,emen, at Fever-tteat; What
Ne he Result OF MARY Anderson
w" 80. Her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rail
N'' arkansas and louisiana Fate OF
-. hi. Burelar--A Texas Criminal SEN
y" Va s,ermy Scene in the Pennsylvania
F'''e; An Effort Made 60 tmrcach
lA' Hoyt and Attorney.Generai
c'',. Foreign sporting Ncws-rhe Mone-
f~'"'' c.,c,rence- The Approaching Nar-
p' r Prince Rudolph and Princess
..,phapic. &c -
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Grt,njnnIs Sentenced In TpxaS

GALVESTON, May Civilian Rockford,
for passing counterfeit MONEY. aud l.. w.
Homes (colOrrd). for violating the postal
laws. were sentenced Yesterday, the former
for five and the latter for three years. and
were conveyed 10 the United States prison
at Chester. All United States prisoners
have been Withdrawn from Texas peniten-
ttar,CS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY q, 1851.


ARRIVED.
schooner James Martin, Brown, BOston Vhos-
nhate Allison Y Al iisOn
Srnoontr Hattie Baker, Baxter, WOODS Hole,
gulnO, John Knox.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. mer'
chandise aud passengers, George W. Allch X Co''
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United slater
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Iatsm
agent ., a., a..
schooner Major william II. Tantum, shoe. mia
delphia rfd Nansemond river railroad Ties, Johh
4. Cuyti-. , ...i.
schooner Maud Seward. Appegarlh. savannah
ria Rappahannock river. corn. John \. CUR T.
Schooner arab l.. Vaughan, Vaughan thliauei-
phia. coal, John !. Quits - ,
schooner F. H. Fsrbsr, O'NIel, Providence coal,
john \. Curtis, =, , ,
schooner T. S,eelman, Rose, New York, coal ana
clroOys. John \. Curtis. ,. ,,
Cu"rie & Co. . ,l,-
From New York May Ith, schooner Trade Wlnd'
COrson. .,
OSBORNE LANDING, Nay f.-Sailel, &c ooner
Moonlight. LENA, New York, wood. L. j. WOOL
Arrived. schooner Rhoda Holmes, Van Gear
lighf. 4. WOO0rl ige. ,, ~
sailed Nav 5th. schooner Rhoda Holmes van
C,eaf. New YORK, wood. I. j. Woodbridge
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OLD FAVORITE ROUTE fTI;na 4,
" RESUMED. ss5,s-----ss,,.


RESUME rs ROUTE
on
TIE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QUANTlCO
AND WASHINGTON
on
MONDAY THE 18TH or APRIL, 1891,
with II, new and ,pleudid
STEAMER EXCE LSIOR.
built eXprcssli for this route, and combining an the
uualiues e ELEC ANCE, SPED. SAFETY. andCoM.
sunday with trims on the Richmond. fredericks-
burg and Potomac raj road.
Leaving Richmond n $40 \. NJ, and
L'aytng Richmond al $500 T.. NJ. and
Arriving At Richmond AT 3:l3 =. NJ. and
Arriving ~ Richmond al 9:5S =. NJ
This route, 50 long and fay0rahiy known, presents
the advantages of freedom from dust, view
beautiful and historic scenery along the river, m
Guiding MOUNT VERNON, the home OF Washing
ton. the luxury of a DE- ghtiul bath. An elegantly
aud ia the ease of ladies aud nyaliis The opportu-
MY FIR rcft, hing rest In superb siateroOms.
with all the modern Improvements that CONFUSE
70 comfort and safety, with experienced aud courte
officers and polite ana attentive servants. the
EXCELSIOR leave, nothing 10 he desiicd by those
Gus meals To- the aust aud mOnOtOny Of an all-rai
route.
Tickets from Richmond To Washington. un-
.''..'''co w
Tickets from Richmond to Washington. lin
ited.... -. ................... ............. OO
Round trip tickets from Richmond To wash
iugton ana return, good for ten days........ 90
can he had 1T the Offices Of the Richmond. Frtde-
rckSburg and Potomac Railroad Company, ADD Al
\. W. CARRIERS, corner of Main aud tenth
streets.
BE sure TO ask for tickets ria the Potomac steam
boat Company. GEORGE MAIIlNGLl'
Superintendent
PS-No boat on sundays. ap i6
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Mary Anderson Corrects n False sin,e-
ment.

POUGuEEEPsIF, y. y, May 6 Mis-, Mary
Anderson denounceS rs a base fabrication
the story teIegraphed from Cincinnati that
her >tepfather, Hamilton Griffin. had ap.
pied 100000 OF her money TO bis own
use. There i no foundation for it what
ever. lie is now and Will be her manager
for the ncXi NelSOn.
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Louisi,na Railroad Matters.

SHREVEPORT. La, May G.-By authority
from New York party will leave nele to-
day to locate line from Alexandra, La, TO
Little Rock. Ark. forming the connecting
link between New Orleans and the Pacific
and iron Mountain road, both under the
control OF Jay Gould.
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HGrse-Thief shot.

GALVESTON, May Ga dispatch from
Dennison SAYS: "At Fort Gibson, Indian
Territory, yesterday morning, Marshal
Frank Smith shot and killed hOrse-thlef
and whiskey-peddler named Sam. Riley"
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a Burglar Killed.

MEMPHIS, May Ga negro burglar was
shot and killed last night By Police Officer
Plummer while resisting arrest. The negro
attempted to shoot the officer twice before
The hitter fired upon him.
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obituary..

COLUMBIA. $. c., May 6.-IIop. Tboma,
Thomson, Judge Of the Eighth Circuit,
died Yesterday at AbbevIle OF heart disease
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as GoIegr1pD
NEW YOKh

NFw YORK. May j.-NooR Stocks hu.v3nt
Money. 40j uer cent. tXchange-LoEt' fet54 /,
short. 4S6,. state bonds quiet Ho'erhhienS q"iS'
"" Srsatng.- Money, 3@5 per cent. Exchange
Asa. G0Scrumonts strong and higher; ne" ;,
i0i1': new AIS, ll44: new As ll6a. STATES
fairly active.
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Tee! ICE, ICE!
BEST QUALITY NORTHERN ICE.

We beg leave 10 inforra our patrons and the pub
De generally that, With facilities unsurpassed for
conducting the ICE BUsgNEss, having our depots
on The KenDehec river. Maine, stocked with the
VERY BEST QUALITY 81 ICE, and having on
hand here an abundant supply, we cav guarantee
ICE TO ou- customers through the entire season,
from year to year. as fair prises.
We shall make no change ~ Captain A. @. BkB.
COCKS business. We shall ieau his reliable and
poll clerical force and drivers ana hope to're'sin
all Of his old palroAs.
Special attention given to the SHIPPING or
CARGOES and CARLOADS.
ICE CAREFULLY PACKED.
orders by mail shall have prompt attention.
Telephone connections.
ofiicc and depot, south side OF the Dock, corner
Seventeenth street.
my 3-Im VI. ". JOHNSON, Superintendent.
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Florr-Xe quote Fine. s3G&9.30: extra, 1878
aS5SO: suueriue, $3.50 $3.50; common fam
IN 600 tG % choice or Patent family. S7.50mfs:
stanton ms pectcn. extra, t6 sup-rhne, Do.