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nov. p. n. Moore.

-,ax OF Tne CONFESSION OF FAITH
YsNtN. .yc,>rArIoS OF MINISTERIAL vows.
AM ,,.,,s, "a the Cincinnati Commercially
%" ms. KY. April 26,-The Presby.
MAJ nc rhepezer General Assembly adj.
nN ., Augusta last evening. The
jpa'n, n Moore. " the Fourth Street
B'' l,.,ior eburch OF Coyinglon II son OF
rrT>vn,r Moore. formerly Of Richmond. re-
Rev. "a h;s oo>i,ion tina, the Bible contains
stfae''"s lily for the observance OF the
70 SUI ','~ ,iba'h - a holy day, aud that II
O@nnjnl 10 pass the day IN Mmusements.
slso aecl~red that the B'oie does not
Ne 49, ~. ,Ueqripr. Thcreupon the presbs.
dissolved TIE relations between Mr..
81! and the congregation, and suspended
b",o5,0n,,ey from discharglng The func-
y" ~, ~ me ministry. He responded that
wv" No, Surprised al this action, but the
Dc ,,,,,3 come when men who had voted
l@e " 1.,re anon him would themselves
or ~. teachings, and see IL approved by
se'S -, men al over the world. He en-
inle"'sS,,r, er % he rewarded with a cross OF
Tee'eT 49, '., INA, be had done. Mr.. Earl. one
ger "als,-s 81 the church, voted for the
d ~, ear 4 the pastor. and announced
su'lys' Nv -rfcaiion would not follow him,
ioa' ' wv viii the Presbyterian Church.
TOE following i tue se"'e"'e OF tue rres-
N,ry.!, Thl. The pastoral relation hitherto
r., b.fWeen Rev. +. n. Moore aud the
.surch 81 Covingtcn be. aud hereby
"s...olycl ,. and the pulpit OF that church
5,.srel vacant.
s.,,nd. TGat Mr.. +. 4. Earl he ordered
..,-,8 Mi, sentence from the pulpit of said
t..sh mex, sabbath morning. according 10
81 suihor,iv given in the Book of Disci-
:, rhsrler ). article Is.
r,ird. Taat Mr.. Moore be. and Is hereby,
.-.~nacl from the office and all the func-
,..~, 81 tu. Gospel ministry.
y,ur committee wish It TO be distinctly
..ss-.,ood .hst we do not recommend the
.-.,-n.iou oi Mr.. Moore upon the ground
Z, violation Of the injunction Of the Pres
t..erv mids . year since. We make no
I'll charge aclinst him.
lhe reasons FOR our action are, in sub
...rrs-fr,,. Mr. Moore informs u that he
rq moi and dos not intend 10 submit 10
,~. gp,hortv: secondly, that be has re-
mood the Confession Of Faith, aS held
ia ,oterprs.ed by the Pre>byierian Church
r. Inc United states Of America; thirdly.
.t,, ne IA, -l0>l >oiemUly aud publicly re-
c,r,cd lis mia sterial vows.
Mr. Moos,'s position is thoroughly Sus.
,,.n.d hv ..most his entire congregation,
e-i bv The intelligent people Of the various
DENOMINATIONS in the city. Mr.. Moore, 10y
II. f,Ienf. abiiiy. and comnlslsance of man
rsr M, en.e8red himself 10 the people OF
r,y'pgtOn. Nr. MooTt'> residence last
,at presented the appearance Of an oya.
FIN. hi. ,a.l r being filed with friends
vb, tired Dis wrist with their hearty greet
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The ~. Louis CarSfrikes.

ST. Louis, April 2S.-The street-cars be-
gan running at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
without opposition from the strikers. The
entire police force OF The city was on duty,
with large number OF special men, and
strong squads OF mounted police patrolled
the streets along which the cars ran. At
the Four Courts building there were sta
TONED four companies Of police, a reserve
regiment, company Of light cavalry, and
Winters battery OF four guns, ready for
any emergency. Crowds assembled at seye-
raj points, but were dispersed by the police
without difficulty. No violent demonstra-
tions were made and very little disposition
shown to be unruIy.
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wall sTREErYEsTERpAY.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-The P0sfs hnancia ari-
Gle ll4O edtionl says A. NE S,.cA hA Sih,
III ice ever attained: the AS are mp 70 lifs tnr
IS TO lO2T, aud the 6's are l03A. Win the -
selling at / J1.G Is, The advantages OF 81 per
cont 1ond, cunning an indefinite time, are appa'
rent Southern State bonds are acllte Tor the rem
nessee issue, 81 about saeady prices Ealroad OonnS
are irregular and generally higher the SdNahce ths
ing nom TO A.. per sent, the latter lndiana-
bloomington ana Western incomes. tnc hiarAts
price OF which should now be double tne price 81
ihe new Indiana. Bloomington and western SHOCK,
for which the income bonds are e1chanReaoe uhul
June 3fth-One dollar of bonds Tor two doliar5 oil
new sLOQk, which later Is mp 10 1US' Tue eASep-
lions are Ohio Central incC mes, which are Down u
40 fyOsa 62l, and & & and ]. I. Incomes u llt
from 49, In the stock market pilces are All BiShtr
except the elevated railroad stotks, vno s-sia,,
the report that terms Or roi0n Win lae IRON
Mountain have been agreed upon, Texas and
Iseibe 10 join at 100 a,io lrss Meuhiais a. ~
81 strengthened Iron Moitaialn. eether the
report Is true or not &c do <ot Know Lsse s1ore
continues 10 be The ost active stock, isd lOgener
with the other trunk line socks, IL has been moder-
ately strong on thu port that the trvaR-ine uan-
ayers, In session Hp-toSn To-Day, bare agreed 10
form pool. The coal siscks, whi,e Sni', r sie nsn
has been strong American Dlssriet Teiesraph, ca
The other hans, has been feSerlsl az oo&to
cash. and 6l4 10 Gay regular" the an reg e
stocks. MONEY Oh call here Is sgfS per GEN.. on
time, 3a4 par cent, and on prime mercantile pa"
per, 4ACd5 per ceut. =. L..
The following quotations. were current to-day
at $50 l.. NJ; Western Union, 1l6S Western
Union new stock, slS; New foik Cen'
trail l4sA; Lake Shore, l24h; Michigan Central,
New York, Lake Erie and Western seconds, 1924
Delaware, LackawaDna aud Western, lle; New New
Jersey Cep.ral, %; Delaware and Hudson loe'
Reading, son; Northwestern, l22fi ~. fanl
il2t; WABASH and Pacific, Ala; Wabash an'
Paci1c preferred, sea; Union pacihe. ll14 ~.
K. aaS T., i5 iapnioal aud s., Joseph, So; Han
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CuAAfsNAri

| .CIscrSsArf, April 2s.-y1our AMI aud heavy.
Wheat easter. but declined 1d2~.: red wIuter,
| sll2. Corn % fair demand st 47Ial7kc. Ustc
dnii AZ 4Oc. PORK dull and nominal Il 1870.
sss ss rS sss r. s.ss" a. rp 8.
mand and frm; fboullers. 1878; sides, f9.62[.
Wniskey steady at ~ 05 sugar strong hsrd,. III
@lohc New .rlesns 7TSe. Hogs quiet COM
mon .na llss ttSoesGi0 packing and tu'ch.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE; April 2e-Flour steady. Wheat
OATS steady ana ia fair scmssd at 42kc. Pork
nrm a. sls- Hk-messs firm; shoulders, 6ts;
SIDES, ". Bacon irmer: shoulders, Glc.: sides.
ysc. Smar' cured hams, 1f81ixc. whiskey
Vt. LOUIS.
ST. IorIs. Aprfl 2s-Flour lower. wheat
lower; No. red faIi, si.O7,esl O7S cash. al or
@fl.osx Nay. Cora lower. 42k642sr. cash.
42t@42'sc. May. Oats lower; s5l.c cash, saEGS
s4h !nly. whiskey sie,dy a, " 90. Pors srmer
drmer; shoulders. 1870: sis,-s. ~ IS Bacon
higher; sbonsders, 1925 sides ,ts409 teA5.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 2s.--four quiet and weak.
Wheat active AMI lower; rather psHicky; No. z
Chicago spring, sI.oONa$1.01s cash vi. OsY
June. Corn active aud lower at f2.c. cash, axe.
bid June. Oats IN fair demand ana lower: 35tc.
cash. $3.50. June, PORK unsettled and generally
higher AT tl7.40Gsi7.45. Lard unsettled but
generally highr nj tIl.274ISil3 80 Bulk meats
unsettled Doc generally higher: shoulders, % 90:
clear, $3.50. Whfskey steady and unchanged.
MILwAUKkf.
MILWAUKEE, April 2S.-Fpur dun and neglect.
! Milwaukee. hard aud soft, norailal: No. y. 81
cash and April, ~ c0x May. Corn lower at 4lSc.
Oats lower at 35kc. Provisions steady. Pork.
$3.50. LarJ, tll.S0. Hogs 9aiet aoo snshsnged.
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SmiciIe by Shooting.

CINCINNATI, April % job +. Owens, a
prominent citizen OF Hamilton, Ohio, COM
mitted suicide on Tuesday night by shoot
ing himself with revolver. The act was
deliberate, as he bought the pistol at
O'Clock in the afternoon, and at s eX-
changed it for one OF larger calibre. No
cause for the deed is known. He was a
member OF the weli.known manufacturing
firm of Owens, Lane IL Dyer. 1t is q sin
eular fact that Mr.. Dyer, Of ihe same firm,
came TO his death in similar manner a few
yeaIs ago. Mr.. Owens was siXty-three
years old, and leaves a wife and two chill
dren, and also three children by a former
wife. His estate il valued at $4,000.
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Loss of Life from The Capsizing Of n
Perry Boat.

CHICAGO, April % "A special to the Daily
NeUs from Elgin, H.. says that as ferry
boat was crossing Fox river this morning.
and when IN the middle of the stream, it
suddenly clpsized. The passengers, OF
whom thirty.thr,e were little girls, were
swept down the stream with the current,
uttering heartrending cries for assistance.
Several OF them were rescued by boats. The
body OF John Brighton's daughter, a girl
is said 10 have been resuscitated. Twenty
persons are said to have been saved. a later
dispatch says that about fifty persons were
drowned, but it Is impossible as yet TO gain
trustworthy information As TO the number
OF lives lost.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


washington News aud Ges.ip-The Talk In
the Senate Yesterday, Air. Butler on tho
Question OF "A Bargain"-Grain Elevator
Burnt In Observation-Disclosures Disaster
neer Eirin, Ill.,, and Number OF Children
iTewned-Raiiroad Concessions-A Mobile
Editor Arrested for Libci-Obi,uary-Pro
eress Of the Car strikes In ~. Louis-Lord
Beaconsfield's Suceessor-The Irish Land
Biii-The Pertc ON the Invasion Of Twnis
Revolutionary Eastcr-EHgs.
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Death OF n Prominent Citizen OF Nor
fOIk-COIlisiOn OH Tie ScabOard and
Roanoke Railroad, &c.

T@ptCIAI ItItkIAW 20 Idt IIspdI'H'J
NORFOLK, Va, April 2S.-Dr. Euclid
Boz land, a venerable and prominent citizen
OF Norfolk. died at the Atlantic Hotel this
morning OF dropsy. lie was formerly a
surgeon in the United States navy, but re-
signed in order TO give his attention to his
sugar estates in Mississippi and Louisiana.
He was a native Of Suffolk.
There was a heavy collision between
freight trains on the Seaboard road near
Franklin this morning. Several boX;cars
and flats loaded with rosin and lumber were
wrecked and the two engines badly dam
aged. Nobody was hurt.
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RICHMOND LlvE-STOCKMAREE7

ABRIL 27.-Prlces this week ranged as follows:
Beer Cdhf6.-Eery hest, &c.; second aDaHty
JS@ 5Ac.; good. 4ssor J4c.; medium or good fair
quality. 4d4sc. bulls, rough oxen. thin steers old
COWS, &C.. 3hGg4c. q o., gross.
HogS.-EerN best. &C.; good, 7kd7Ac.; Common
and light, ga 14c. r p. net.
Shesp,-Very nest WOOL nominal at ga 6ae-; CHIP
ped. 5@j4c. r. ~, gross.
ReHiS.-s45OGs9 = head
Mich C0cs.-S20csi45 = head
About l3A head OF beef cattle, 373 hogs, and a
few sheep and lambs on the market. The supply of
heel cattle about equal to the demand. and prices
about as last week. quality considered except very
heavy " tops y: they were probably shade weaker
NO cAaD2e IN the hog market. Some few lambs have
tone Ia the market -
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Philadelphia Grain EIevafos Burnt.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2S.-The Girard-
Point grain.eeyator, a brick building,
owned by the Girard.Point Storage Com.
pany, was destroyed by fire early Thu morn
ing. The stock OF grain on hand Yesterday
was about 10000 bushels, all Of which was
destroyed. The loss by the burning OF the
elevator is about $1,000 two thirds OF
" hich is covered by insurance.
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nibal and 81. Jo.eph preferred. 1885,: ST. Louis and
Iron Mou1tsip. 6J8; ohio and Mississippi. 43Y
Pacific Mall. 5zt: Z. G.. and I. G.. 24t; Northern
Pacidc common. 49,: Northern Pacific preferred,
IN Central Pacdc. s61s: Rock Island, SO: Chesa.
ptake and ONO, 20 Louisville aud Nashville, g9t
nashville and Chattanooga. 81: Ontario aud
western, 80: Manhattan Elevated. z2l: illinois
,ehtral. 1904 Canadian Southern. 75<; ChicaRc,
brande. 1863; 81 Paul and Omaha preferred, Oh;
9. :. G. and J.. IS: Erie and Western. 81 Chicsgo,
-. Louis and New Orleans. rs; ohio Central 20k:
Iexa, Pacific, 6lH; Texas Paci6s L. g., eCs.
BALTIMORE.
RALTIaoBy. Aprii 2e.-virginia IS, deferred
lIE; console. 500: second serh :. IS: psst.dne
vss. BID o.dav.
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Shot by HIS Daughters Layer.

BUFFALO. y. y, April 2s.-John Welker,
well.to.do farmer, living near Batavia,
Genessee county, was MURDERED by Charles
Stokley, farmland, yesterday morning.
The refusal OF the hand Of WeIkei's
daughter in marriage was the cause lead
ing to the criEse. StOkiey shot the deceased
four times with q revolver.
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liaiifnaI Concessions.

MOBILE, ALA. April 2s.-The port com.
missioners OF Mobile have granted the right
Of way to the Mobile and South Gulfrailroad
under restrictions and in responseto petit
ton OF the latter TO build road TO Cedar
Point, thirty miles from this city, where
deep water communication can be had
quicker, cheaper, and more effectively.
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fSecOnd UiSDntch.l

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Later reports indi.
cate that the accident was not so disastrous
as at first supposed. a large number OF
the passengers were rescued with ropes by
the people on the shore who witnessed the
catastrophe, and it is thought the number OF
lives lost will not exceed twelve or fifteen.
sixteen persons are known to have been
saved, ten are missing, and four are known
to be drowned. The river is being dragged
for the bodies.
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Death Of n Richmond Lady I'm Calves

GALVESTON, April 2S.-Mrs. Ccrnelia Dab.
ney, OF Richmond, Va, on visit IN TINS
city 10 her sister, was found dead In bed
Yesterday morning. She was up late the
previous night entertaining friends, ana
was apparently in perfect health. Dean
was caused by heart-disease.
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by Teiogra Sh.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April 2S.-CottoH weak; Slies, $50
bales; upla1ds, I0ac.; Orleans, lie. southern
nOus iull an unchanged. Wheat l6t2l. lower, fe-
y.rSh, and unsettled. ungTaded rcd, Sl.l0t@
81 30. Corn HOLY highe1; uugradeL 57a1l &C.
o;is shade an less active; No 3. Acc. Hops
steady ana quiet. Co fbe dub, weak, and nsehafx ed
ss1ar q-set and steady fsir TO GOOD refining, "a
"a re: prime. TIC; rehsed weak Dat IN iar de-
mabd; standard n. he'sl19c. Sblasses 10 fiir de-
mard aud steady. Rice UNCHANGED, with fair Ia
aarv. Rosln quies az sla71d*l .fa,s Tur0entins
dal and lower at Ale, Wool duh and weas do
nestle feece, 32sq 45e.; pulled, 2094Oc.; Texas,
l4gs90c. Pork withoat ~quo,abls change ana MN
moderate trade. Nladles steadY aud qsiet ionx
clear, sI@9e. Lard opened lie, higher and es. ed
With the advance partly los: at sll.se@ sli.s6'
freights nrIaer.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April 2s.-Fiour unchanged
Wheat-Southern nominalt western lower aud
weak southern red, tl.22G4si %; amber. tl .zSH
Sl.33. No. western Water REQ, spot anu April
ji.2Is@Si .2lk; May. sl.20*9ti.21s June
N lps@Si.leS: July, si.ibXasll ASK, August
sll2s. Corn-southern steady western lower bu
ciosiOg steady southern white, s8sc yellow. o54c
oats steady western white. 40@47c- mixed, Asa
Acc. Provisions fairly active without qaotshE
change. Coffee dull: Rio eargoes, ordinary 70 FAIR
lOkGlltc. sugar Drm; "A" soft, 9Ae. Whlske
dull Al flo. freigbIs unchanged aud dull,
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ny TeIegr0pn.
KEW YORK.

NEW YogK. April -NOOn.-Stocks fairly
steady Money, 5 ner cent. fxchange-Long. 4s3 = I;
short. 1854. STATE bonds quiet and hfin- h0Verh-
ments a shade higher.
Frsning.-MOney. 3@5 per cent. ENchange
4S3. Governments strong; new SIS, lozt; new
AVS, lli4; new As. ll5t. states lnSnsfateIy ac-
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Not Chilly,

MONROE, La, April 2S.-The jury IN The
case OF Mchener and others, charged Win
the murder Of young Ludoing, after being
out two and a half hours, returned aver
diet OF not guilty.
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LATEST YOxEiaN NEWS.
AnscnsmeDs, To the Irish Land BnI.

LONDON, April 2S.-Neoriy every Conser-
valve member Of the House OF Commons
IN town attended meeting OF the Carleton
Club TODAY. Ssr stafford Northcote pre-
sided. The principal subject considered
was the land bill. IL was arranged that
Lord John Manners should give notice OF
an amendment In the House OF Commons
tonight, not with view Of defeating the
measure, but 10 secure certain important
alterations.
In the House OF Commons shi. afternoon
Lord John Manners Conservative gave
notice OF an amendment 10 the land bill.
-ettin. forth that the House. while anxious
to maintain the Ulster customs and other
analogous customs, and 10 renedy and i'm
prove the di fficuIties mthe land act OF 1870,
Is disposed TO find such remedy in The de.
yelOpmeDt OF the industrial resources Of the
country rather than IN the bsll, which con-
fuses, without settling on a permanent
basis, the relations Of she Ian Cord and Ten.
ants.
sir Charles n. Dixie replying to ques.
lion, said The Government bod not pariici-
petsd IN The communications exchanged
among other Governments relative TO the
right OF the asylum and extraditien OF po-
litleal offenders.
Lord BeacOnsfie1d's E0eeessOr-Inva-
sion or Tueais, &c.
LONDON, April 2S.-Tbe Morning Post
says that Sir Stafford Sortbc0te will sue
coed Lord BeacOnsfield a. the leader OF the
Conservatives, and the Duke OF Richmond
will probably lead tb0t party in the House
Of Lords.
The TimeS'S ConstaniiHOple dispatch SAYS
That the Porte regar ds The invasion Of To.
MS ~ an infraclion Of the international law,
but refrains from taxing any decided action
because it cannot hope for the support Of
the European Powers.
At a banquet given 10 the ministers by
one OF the city companies last night, Lord
lIartiDgtOn. in replying TO a toast said the
present trouble in Ireland could be pcrmq.
nen.ly relieved only by Increasing the nua-
Der Of prOperty-Owners in that country,
and that 10 the clauses OF the land bin which
bad that end in view the ministry looked
for an improvement in the condition OF
Irish atiaIs. The Right Hon. John Bright
said the object Of The land bill was to give
as much security TO the tenant a to The
landlord, and TO stimulate the farmer to
great staples Of industry.
WarIike Preparation.
BONA, April % 1t j. reported here that
General ForgcmOl, after garrisOning =, ia,
wiIlmarch upon Tunl,.
What the Porte Thinks.
PARIS, April 2S.-The Polte has tele-
graphed TO lis representatives abroad to in
sist upon the Observance Of the existing
treaties between the Powers and Turkey
relative to Tuns.
New Use for Easier ggs-Hesisuation.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2S.-On Easter
day revolutionary proclamiiions from the
Land-and-Llbeity party were found in
Easter-eggs distributed in the streets OF
Moscow. The proclamatiors urge the peas.
antry TO seize the lands and refuse 20 pay
taxes or strive in the army.
Count WaIui'fi has resigned the position
OF one OF the Committee OF Ministers. No
successor VIII be appointed. a. the commit
tee will be abolished.
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Postmaster d. N. Wickosham, wrIts were
issued to-day for the arrest OF the editor
and publisher and Of L. Champion, the al.
le9ed instIgator.
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Fleur.

fionr-We quote Fine, s3GS3.5O extra. 1878:
.nDerbne, s3.7Jes4.J0; common family, S8G
st.2o; choice or patent family S7.5o@sS: staun-
ton inspection, extra. 80 superfine, 1925.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL rs 1881.

ARRIVED.
Steamship wysnoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, George w. AIlen & Co.,
agents.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. d. Tatsm,
agent.
MEMORANDA.
NEW yoRk. April 27.-Arriyed: ,Scaooners r /.
W. Huddell. D-suy: II. u. Ravens. Bears: tugen e
Bord1. Osborn from RichmOnd: Iaytna Rell /,
Young; Illiaa Morse, Mari: Cordeifs Newkirk,
Hunt y. j. Hamilton. Nils Robert Senter, Hnlse
John Mosser Rhodes jacob Kienx e, Beese; Char
otte HlggIns-ffom Virginia. The last.named
schooner was bound for New Haven.
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DEPARTURE vF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW fORk.-Tne Oia FRA
Il Dominion Steamship COMPANY. sah&S&S
steamship WYANOkF, Captaln CoUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, April 29tb. AT 2 o'clock +. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock 4. VI.
Through bills or lading signed and goods for
wsried with dispatch to all points north, south, east
aud west, also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin 'aTe TO New York, $1,000; steerage, &c and
81.
For freight apply to
q. w. ALLEN \ co, Agents,
aD 21-3t COMPANY Wharf Rockets.
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Arrest of an Edl,or Tor Altered Libel.

MOBILE, April 2S.-The Neics having re-
produced, though with disclaimirg CON-
mepts, an attack in q New York journal on
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Hebrew Orphan Asylum Of New York.

NV ioRK, April 27.-At The annual
meeting Of The Hebrew Orphan Asylum to-
usy lhe reD0rl Of President Jesse Seligman
showed tha, the revenue Of the year over
'ue expenses exceeded $4,000; gross re-
ssepts were $50, 1861; amount invested
70, ,9f The sinking fund. $50, SI6s6, in addi-
a 10 to The Industrial property, &c.
mere are 327 inmates in the Institution.
owing 10 The crowded condition OF The asy-
ION a new building Is to be erected Oh
ieoth avenue, extending from One. Hun
ysci,edsnd.Tbirty.sixth to One-Hundred'and.
IIifly-eigbih street, for the completion OF
s snleb ihirty-ytar bonds to the amount OF
$4,000 at per cent. have been placed.
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A company has been organized for inc
purpose Of introducing into Baltimore inc
nefdie phaeions, now running successfully
~ New York, Philadelphia, and Washing
.On: The phaetODs will hold eight persons,
@No all are entitled 10 seats.
george W. Dayids, Esq, Of the great INK
plinof Tbaddeus Daylds * Co., l2I William
.feet, New York, says: al was suffering
loin The psDgs OF rheumatic govt ian In.
nsfited aIlinent). and ST. Jacobs Oil cyred
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. April rs. 1881.

THURSDAY, ApfII =, 1881.
SALES.-l.C00 tsN.receiyabe coupons al 96i5; 80
shares Richmond and Danylle Railroad stock at
9s4; 20 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
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observation-disclosures, DUMB.wAlT.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Apriy 2a. 1881.
SALES.
80 busA els good al 81 2J.
c0nS.-Whire, 7I2 bushels prime az STE. 1916
nnsheis very good at SIC: IFS bushels S1msged al
Doe. islxed. 90 bushels fair at 55e
kYE.-l4 bushels at g3c