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Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March Is The tow.
boat John Means, OF the st. Louis and New
Orleans Trans Oration Company, en- route
to st. Louis, exploded her boilers last eye-
ming near Osceola, AK, ninety miles up
the river, and sunk out OF sight almost inn
medately. She carried a crew Of twenty
six men, four OF whom-J0hn Seals, pilot,
a deck-hand named Morris, and two fire.
men (Germans) ARE missing and supposed
TO be drowned. Charles Purcell, the pilot
on watch at the time OF the accident. was
blown into the river and had leg broken
Tom Corners, deck. hand, had his skull frac-
tured, and W. II. Woodbridge, second cook,
was scaded on the neck and legs. Captain
Mcclellan was also slightly bruised on The
head. When the boat sunk, five barges,
loaded with railroad iron and block tin,
which she was towing, flolted on down the
river. Captain Mcclellan and the wounded
men were brought here this morning by
The Belle OF The Mississippi. The Captain
has returned TO the scene OF the disaster
with tug to secure the barges.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1S.-Later inves-
LEGATION OF the disaster only shows grOs,
neglect OF the engineers Of the Inflated
steamer. Her boilers were in a leaky con-
diliOn ever since passing Nicksburg. some
repairs were made here last Wednesday,
but the boilers still leaked. Her tow was
very heavy, and at times ii was almost i'm
possible for her to stem the current. Morris
Fitzgerald is the name OF the deck-hand who
is missing. 1t is impossible 10 obtain the
names OF the two fremen.
When last seen John Seals. the pilot, was
lust over the boiler when ii exploded.
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Bn'k-meau easier shoulders, t5; ~. $3.50. nscop
quiet and steady. tbsuiders. t5S7H: no, $50.
ss s. e a. so eo,nm "ss' S
ontchsrs, 30 f0@s6.j0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March ls.-Flour gIiet and on
cha, eed Wheat unsettled and lower; No. 2 Cti.
May Corn active aud lower; 40c. cash 3ssgc. pri
oats W fair Demand and lower; l1c. cash, SAG.
Nay; PorS ea;isr attl55o; Lard ~ fair demand
andunssanget, Whiskey steady and unchanged,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March lS.-t1ouT steady: A No. Il,
"a 7J@ -. Wheat active. firm, and higher ut III.
Corn Iong and higher at A6c. Oats brm at 38hc.
PORK quiet at 1919. Bulk unsettled and
tower; shoulders. so.I2k; clear $3.50. Bacon In
fair dema0o and lower; shoulders, 1885; clear,
20 10: sugar.cured hams, 30. Wbskey steady
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, March Is-Flour firm. Wheat nm
settled; No. l Milwaukee hard aud soft nominal
No. 2 cash or March. sI.0l Aprii. s1.0lS; May,
iecIe1 nommei Corn s,r nS o. zoe Oats
lower; NO. 2, 3Zc. Provisions weak. Mess pork,
go 80 cash, sl5 81 ,April LaSi-prime steam,
flC.6o cash or March. 5000 april. Hogs weak
and prices easier at sj.406sj.9O
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. March Is Flour steady and un-
changed Wheat weak andlower: No. z red fall,
sl.03At6: .O4 cash. IL .06llasI.U3s NAV. Corn
42ac. May. Oats higher az ops rspg aud declined
TO 3Jac. cash. 354ds5ssc. Lune. ,Nhiskey steady
at 81 06. PORK quiet Ut slJ ~. Lard DUH aud
nominal at $1,000. Bulls easier bou moi
auoiahly owtr. Bacon lower; shoalders, 1915
clear. ss.S5@ss.90.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March ts.-Cotton-Net receipt
59j bales: gross 1lZ9 bales; futures closed steady
sales. 1879 1000 bales March, sl0.65dSi 0.67 y
April, sl065dSl067; Nay- tlO 76msl0.77;
june. $40 S5MSlo.s6: judy. Sl0.0i6flo 80
Aukust. sl0.9sa$il; september, 81 0.63d$l 0.65;
October, $40 40@tl0 40: November, sl0.266l
sl0.27 December. $40 2iGstl0.27.
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RUSSIA.
The New Cars Pacific Policy.

Sr. PETERSBURG, March lS.-M. Giers,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. has addressed
the following circular. dated March lGth, TO
Russian representatives abroad:
ellis Majesty the Emperor. on ascending
the throne OF his ancestors, assumes as an
inheritance the traditions conSecrated by
time and acts. Russia has now attained her
full development. Feelings OF jealousy and
discomfort are equally foreign to her.
The Emperor will first give atten-
tion TO the internal development OF
the STATE. The Emperor's foregoing
policy will be entirely pacific. Russia VIII
remain faithful to her friends, reciprocate
the fficndline,S OF all States, and act in
g. mmon with other Governments in mlin-
tanning general peace. Only the duty oil
protecting her honor or security may
divert her from the work OF Internal
DEVELOPMENT. The Emperor will en-
dcayOr TO streng' ben her power. ad-
vance her welfare and secure her
prosperity without detriment TO others.
These are the principles by which
the policy Of the Empire will inva-
riaby be guided. The Emperor charges
Won TO bring these declarations 10 the know
ledge of the Government To which you are
accredited, and communicate this dispatch
to the Minister Of Foreign Afllirs."
THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER IT, TO BE C0MMEM
GRATED -REVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENTS
CHICAGO NIHnISTS IL RUSSIA.
LONDON, March IS "A dispatch from 81
Petersburg TO the Times says that the
ground dug up where the mine was dlscov'
cred has been retiled. The doors OF the
shop i'm which the mouth Is situated arc
sealed up, and guard stationed at the
premises.
II has been decided to erect religious
memorial edifice on the spot where the CzaI
fell.
The revolutionary chief captured two
DAYS before the assassination confessed after
the deed was accomplished, and that IN
criminated Roussakotl; that he also con-
fessed. and denounced his accOmplces.
Hence the arrests on Monday and Tuesday.
Since the discovery OF the mine many revo.
lutionary proclamations have been found
posted inside and outside OF various public
buildings.
The N0uoe Yremga says that the Russian
authorities were advised several months
ago that Nibilists from Chicago, H., had re-
entered the country.
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The GaIIows in South Carolina.
ONE MURDERER HANGED AND TWO OTHERS Sc,

ONE MURDERER HANGED AND TWO OTHERS SEN
FENCED TO BE HANGED YESTERDAY.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., March lS.-A special
to the NeloS and Courier reports that James
Black (colored) was executed at Marion to-
day for the murder OF Eli Wilcox (colored).
He had been reprieved twice. Black made
an effort to address the crowd, but words
failed him, and he said nothing. At |
O'Clock the prop was removed, and, to
the horror OF the spectators, the rope
broke AMI Black fell heavily to the
floor below, splitting blood and calling for
water. Eighteen minutes later the trap
was sprung a second time, and Black died
Of strauguaion. Black weighed 100 pounds.
The rope broke just at the end OF the knot,
and was completely rotten.
Richards and benjamin (both colored)
were convicted at Marion to-day by mixed
Jury OF the murder OF ID. NJ. Harrell in Au-
gust last, and were sentenced TO be hanged
on June 3D.. Lewis James, the third ac-
cused, was acquitted.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON MATTERS; SENATE Pro-
CEEDlNGs YESTERDAY - NOMINATIONS
BY THE PRESIDENT THE FIGHT OVER
THE SENATE oFFIcEs-PRosPECrs OF AN
EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGBEss-EXPLo-
SION OF A MISSISSIPPI STEAMBOAT AND
SERIOUS Loss or LiFE-TRAGEDY IN
LOUISIANA - EXECUTION IN MARION,
SOUTH CAROLINA TWO MURDERERs SEN
TENED TO DEATH OPENING OF THE
GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE TO THE PA
CIFIC-A WOMAN FATALLY BEATEN BY
HER HUSBAND-FLOoD IN THE sAvAN-
NAH RIvER-THE NEW CZAR's PEACEFUL
POLICY - OTHER GENERAL FOREIGN
ITFMSXC.
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TUFTS PILLS.

A SAFE AND GENTLE PURGArIyE. recommended
for the Of all diseases of The stomach. liver and
bowels They purify the blood increase the appe-
lite, cause the body TO take on flesh, and by their
tonic action on the digestive organs regular stools
are produced. As cure for chills and fever. dys-
pepsia, sick headache, bilious collie, constipation
piles, polpia;lon OF the heart, pain in
the side, back, and oins, AMI female Irregularities
they without rival. II you do not feel very
WELL" a single pill at bedtime stimulates the stom-
ach restores the appetite, and mparts yigor 10 the
system. Price, 25c.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
FIFE l5-eodtAp2OI
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RN Ielegrn pi,.
NEW YORK.

NEW lNith'
NEW YoRK March - Cotton bTm' .4">'
D1g4 bales; uplands, lOAc.; orleans, nc:
weekly net receipts. O,33i Dtes' eros Zl,5Io
bales expoftS-tO Gieil BRITAIN lO,l - D''ss 10
Fr,nre O4S bales; to the continent. ZJG3 blies :
,aes D Ga Daes: stock, > ~ Dae'. S"ulnc-n
Gonr STEADY and quiet; common 10 lalt .Nrd' 1900
fcvrrisn aud unsettled; cash without dtc'ue e,ansc'
closing weak; futur, heavy anu lM-S ,UU"'ti on
port demand moderate; ungradtd req, 80, i''V c
ioru-Cssh J 4 a shade lover opl'h' pu',t 'u"
vel. uneraded, JClsd J9isc. oats Oh htd az &C.
better; ci0 ed WIN thr adsance losl 70. :, aet
4Jc Hops steady. Coffee dnii ahd uhtnI"Ieu' ~
car unrbln,ed and uull; rein Il ia iair dtinanu,
Standard A. sAc. MOla.scs iirn'r ana ~ Dr.ier
pa,n,nd. refining quoted nOIinaiy al Z9d 5Uc'
Rice gui. aud unehangt''' hvsln az az Nm ana
So Turpentine weak al soc. Nv'l 11H S'
heavy; domestic fleece. 3sd -. Ahs, - "a 20,'
PORK very DUH and nomin4i, n.S,- hsS ,,,yc
dan and unchanged. Lara "thot 'ApV' di'' ''"e''
closing weak. treights him
BALTIMORE.
RALTIMOFE. March ls.-COtioh JuU miuIIhg'
lO3r. Flour active and very nIls ho",I" st'es %
and western suJerine, f3Zoe+ff' 90. ~,
A., "a ,5Uti: DO extra, Si.25s - 10. family
e5IgS6.5O: do RIO brands, soG:o.20' "a,
iapsco Ay 81. Whe@SVs aItn son nb@r ra
SiIsGsl2O; d. amber, si.Z3sfl.7; No 2
western winter req. spoi S9n n3aeh' 10 .a
siSii; june. sl2os9sl.2 july, si.l4@
{Il6 Corn-SUut.itrn etier: western 500
ease; ana future, msher aud nrm; 'p .,S
s SSt.'' 51s615sc; March, 57CG07Tc.; hWii,
SSS5oac.; May, b44M5tse.; steamer, $3.50
SIIc oats active aud tim southern, ape, "tst-
.rr while 47c western mixed, 4oc.; pranssi n
MIA. 4Gc. rye quiet AT si.u8 asl:0g. liaH s's,oy
nrime TO choice Pennsylvania ana MaryisDu, ~,
sig. Provisions hrm Out quiei. Mess porAEosi''
ti5 so: new, $1,000. Bu'k meats-LoDsc shoe,,
Sers and clear rib-sld-s, none offering; packed: .
90 s1r Baeon-ShoulGers 6sc.; clear rlo,s lnes'
O.. mans Il(fl2e. LarI-kelned, lie. hn,.et
inlet: prime to choice western packed, is@IIs r.
| rroII. IsM22c fgss fairy active nj l09 Ifr. 10
,,oleum dull; redned, SIC. Coffee easier ahi qules
| Mo earxoe- ordinary To- fair, 1OAtd l2Se., sur
s,eedy. " soft, 9sc. Whiskey dai Al si.iVq
sil2. Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer gu ,
cotton, 3.l6G i'd; -four. 22s 30. per 'oh sra'"' VI
CINCINNATI.
| c,xcrxSArI March ls.-zwheat active and arm
No. 2 red winter, 81 or stdS l. 0e. Corn easier
de. oats scarcer and hrm al aem33Tc, For
quiet aud nan Al 1850. Lard quiet ~ tlQ'9S
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NEW ORLEANS, March 49, "A special TO
the Democrat from Monroe says that se-
rIous difficulty occurred on Bayou DE saIr
yesterday, In which +. T. Lndel'ng, son
OF ex-Chief-Justicc Ludellng. was almost
instantly killed. W. 5. Il. Mitcbenon was
dangerously wounded and +. o. Dink-
grave slightly wounded In both arms.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
NEW ORLEANS, March ls.-A dispatch
from Monroe reports that the killing OF
Frederick T. Ludeling, son OF ex-Chie!.
Justice Ludeling. and the wounding Of
Frank II. Dinkgrave, was done by w. L.
b. Kitchener, overseer on Stubbs's pianta-
ton, adjoining that of Ludeing.
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The Senate Offices.
THE DEMOCRATS WILL RESIST ANY PRESENT
CHANGE.

CHANGE.
WASHINGTON, March lS.-The Star saws
this evening: The Democratic senators
have made up their minds to resist to the
ullerm0st any present change OF senate
officers. They have not yet agreed upon a
decided plan Of action, but will by Monday,
when the Republicans expect to be ready
10 report their slate OF officers. The
Democrats say that as a Democratic major
ity was elected TO the Senate, the en-
ployes had no idea Of summary dis
charge, and therefore made no prepa-
ration for it,; that many OF them live
long distances from Washington, and
justice as well a. 4 proper regard for them
demands that they should be protected
from immediate discharge. The Republl.
cans are aware of this determination Of the
Democrats. Senator Edmunds's absence
will deprive the Republicans Of quorum,
even il Senator Davis, OF Illinois, votes,
and the Democrat, need only withhold
their votes TO prevent action. On all bust
ness except change OF officers the Demo.
erals say they will vote. but that on this
one question they intend TO fight it out II it
takes ali summer. II Is said on good au.
thOriiy that all the Democrats will stand to.
geiher.
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New Routc 10 the Pacific.

KANSAS CITY, March 1S-The first
through train for the Pacific coast rid the
Atcbison, Topeka and Santa Fe and South
ern Pacific railroad left this city this after
noon amid the cheers OF the crowd who AS
sembled TO witness the opening OF the great
southern route.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RtcnMoND, March 3 1881.
SAILS.
Uup,r-Wbite. 81 bushel, very good At 1928 /;
Lancaster. las bushels very good al SI;Ze
Mixed. 900 bushels very good at sl26; 20 "a neS
very good AT sl2J: so bushcl, g'oi At : i'Z5 IL
hn.hI i. fair N sII7 FnltZ. go bushels very good
ala %: "a nu. heels NcIy goodat Sl22; "a hish-
els good al SI2I. 53i bushels fair at sl.lS; az
CopYDWhIio, SO bushels very good lat 5Sc ;S!4
bushels very good and prime al js:. MiN'di DIV
Gis hcs very good At 5sc. 100
OATs.-2OO bu-hes rrime spring ~ 'l'.' lVo
bu .hels good spring M 49c.
NEAL-5O bushels uubOlteG al DOC.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old <sSSss
Il Dominion Steamship Company = sSsskazk
steamship MANHAT TAN, captain Is ELY, VIII sail
SUNDAY. March ooh, at O'Clock \ VI.
Frright received until O'Clock saturday evening
Passenger acc )mmodatiOns unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, ) u stCersge, 50 aud IS
Through bills of ading signed and goods FOR,
wsrded with Dispatch 20 all points north, south, cas-
and west also. to foreign ports.
For freight apply to
G.. ". ALLEN & co, Agents,
mh l9-lt COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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a. nVkhEITs COCAINE. the best and cheap
T.. nair dresslng. II kills daudruff, allays
Oh The hair. ''' -
nuine.ps Flayoring Extracts are inyarla.
" acknowledged the purst and best.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Ruu Over and Killed.

DEXIsON. TEXAS, March I'D. g. Vena-
BILE, deputy United States commissioner,
late OF Frankfort. KY, was thrown from q
wood-wagon yesterday, run over, ana
killed BY the runaway team.
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s,v,unah R,ver On a Rampnge.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March lS.-The Savannah
river Is higher than 1t has been since 1868,
having risen twenty-four feet In twelve
hours. A portion OF Augusta is flooded,
The water Is now falling slowly.
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rUTr,s ExpECTORANT AND PILLS.
% CENTS
READER |!

Have you caught cold? Are you unable 20 raise
the phlegm? Have you an oppression on the lungs
with short breath? DO you have iii Of coughing
on lying down? A sharp pain now and then in the
region Of the heart and shoulders? chilly sensa-
ton down the back? If so, DELAY Is DANGER
OUs. "Sght colds If neglected, often result in
consumption. when The remedy, if applied prompt
w. would have averted all danger. For % cents you
can get the remedy which The test Of twenty years
has proved to be the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL
SAN ever discovered.
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TROPIC-FRTIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-fRUIT LAXATIVE.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
BEST AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
TON IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BMIoUsNEss,
HEADACHE,
INDIsPOsITIoN,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN OBJ
sTRUCTED STATE OF THE SYSTEM.
Ladies and children, ana those who dislike taking
pills and medicines to secure cathartic
ton, are especially pleased with Its agreeable quail
Ties. One half to one ozense Is the dose. Ash for
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
and take no substitute for 1t. Packed In bronzed tin
boxes, aud sold by all frst-ciass druggists.
Price, 70 cents. Large boxes, 90 cents.
NH l0-deodly
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PARIS, March 1S.-Up TO = O'Clock this
morning the new loan OF LOBE, 100000
francs IN per cent. rentes was more than
thirty times covered.
The Findneier says: "The English SUBJ
scrpiiOn 10 the new French loan exceeded
30. 900. 900 pounds sterlilg.'
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MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
cHENANDOAUVALLEY RAILROAD,

- CONNECTING At WAY NESBORO
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS now RUNNING FROM WAYNES.
BORO To SHENANDOAH IRONWOKks.
Commencing December 2, lSS0
Leave WayuesborO' for
Shenandoah from
Works................. 9:20 4. VI. and $40 4 VI.
Leave Shenandoah
IrOn-W Ork for
WaynesbOrO'. y 20 a. VI. ana l2:2O i. We
Arrive 20 shenandoah
Iron Works at. .ll4O 4. VI. AID 600 +. 81
Arrive at Waynes.
boro' at............... $40 4. VI. aud 2i0 L. VI.
JOSEPH N. SANDS, superintendent,
HlgcrstOwn, VI .;
WM.G MCDOWELL, Gen. Ageul,
Philadelphia, Pa;
CHARLES y. HATCH,
General Freight and Pass. Agent,
deli fagerstOwn, Nd
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4 IOllr.

Flour-Litlle better feeling We quote fime,
k3Gs3.5O: extra. $3.50; ,uuer6ne, si1O@s i,Io )
common family. SJ.75G:6; choice or patent
family s75OMs5; stanton inspection, extra
$3.50.
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Ecat His Wife Fatally.

WYTHEyII.i.E, Va, March 1S.-Mrs. Bur-
CESS Anderson was fatally beaten by her
husband Yesterday.
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TICKET AGENCY.
EU ROPEAN STEAMSHIP GgN
IL TICKETS. sSssas Z
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
gDR MAIN STREET.

FIEUTFAN NTEANNHTP AUtNtl,
$50 MAIN STREET,
Reuresening the folio wing frsl-claSs ocean steam
shp lines from Boston. New York, PHILADELPHIA. and
Baltimore 10 Europe: GUARD, WHITE STAR ,
NATIONAL. ANCHOR, 6uiON, INMAN. AMER
loan. RED STAR. ALLAN. NORTH-GERM AN
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, ard METH
ERLAN AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOR-
DtfIN. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS. and
SrEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all the prin-
cipal points In Europe. Excursion tickets at
reduced rates. State-rOoms secured In advance.
Parties going 10 EurOuc or sendlug for their friends
would DO well 10 communicate with the unders guea
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steam
-hiD tickets to an points in he United States and
Canada. Rates same As at depCts and general offices.
~ trouble to answer questions Write to or call on
\. w. CARRIER.
General Railroad and Steamship Agent.
fe ll-d&w3m $40 Main street, Richmond Va.
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Lynchturg Passenger Train. No. IL Daily.
cave Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 4. "
Arrive burReNllle....,,..... ,.........ll 1880 \. VI
Train No. A connects at Burkeville with Allan
tic. ippi aud ohio railroad for farmyille,
Lyuchbury, and all Southwestern points.
Trains Nos. : and AZ connect at >utherlin's with
Milton and outherln Narrow Gauge railroad for
Milton.
Tram No. As connects AT Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyile and all points
In Western North Carolina.
Trains Nos. 80, AZ, aud AZ connect at AIRLINE
Junction with Atlanta aud Charlotte Ar.I Inc rail-
way for all points South and Southwest. aud No.
IL connects a, Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for ali points south, South-
east. and Southwest.
Train No. 50 stops only at Jetersvllle, brakes
Branch, Barhsdde's, Danyie, Greensboro, aud
Salisbury.
Trains from the above named points arrive AZ
Richmond 4:4s L. NJ. 1898 A. NJ, and 7:ls l.. 81.
Train on North Carolina railroad connects at
GOdsbOro with Weldon and Wilmington railroad
for Weldon aud Wilmington.
PuLLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 50-WashiDgton. Richmond, and
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4S-New York and Richmond, or
Danyille and Atlanta.
on Train No. 42-Washington. Richmond, aud
Danyille, and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold to all points sOuIn, eoHtheast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
L. NJ X. TALcorT, General Superintendent
fe2O
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FrIDAY, March Is, 1881

sALEs.--10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
spsia stock at 3s. 90 DO. at 39s: share Richmond
and Danyille stock AZ s9l, so do. at se 90 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte stock NJ 81, so do. at co. so
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsrkkKEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 T.. VI. Leave Richmond daily except SUN.
iayl connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAI with steamers for all land
iugs on the York river aud for balti'
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
800 A. M Leave Richmond daily except sun.
lois A. VI. day., connecting At West POins with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
pHuksnhY, and SATURDAY:
with steamers for New 10h on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana
FRIDAY; with steamers for proyf.
dence and Boston on IT. EsDAT and
fRIDAY.
PASsENGkR TRAINS.
l9;OO A. NJ. Ardge at Richmond daily tsxsept
suudnyl connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ans SAT.
URDAY With steamers from sala'
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
2:5OP. M Arrive al Richmond daily .sxcsp,
6:36 t. M} sunday cOBss<t.ag at West Retnt
with steamers fsosn Baltimore New
YORK, Providence. and Boston,
No transfer OF fIr'4yht Al Richmond 70 or 10
southern pot ass. Cars run through between As~sn
aud West Point.
Careful handling and dispsseh. with lowsst raass.
Through bills OF lsding, with suarantss4 rates
Issued 10 allnoTthSxa and western points.
EoE 10 formation, Apply al oelce OF the company
Twen,y-thiro and Dccs streets RichmoDA Va
anls 1T DOEGLAs. saierfneenaens
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The Arms Bill Passed.
The New French LOnn.

LONDON, March lS.-ln the House OF
Lords the arms bill was read third time
and passed.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Parliamentary Con
dOlcuce.

LONDON, March iS.-In the House OF
Commons this afternoon message from
the Queen was received thanking The House
for tue address relative to the late Gar, and
also a letter from Prince Labano1, The Rus
sian ambassador, to Earl Granville, Foreign
Secretary, communicating the Emperors
warmest thanks to the House OF Commons
and House of Lords.
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TUFTS EXPECTORANT

will enable you to raise the ph'egm, cause pleasant
sleep, and you will wake In the morning, cough
gone, lungs working freely. aud breathing easy. II
IS preventive and cure for Group, and a PLEASANT
CORDIAL. Children love 1t. No family snodld be
without it. Sold by druggists In 25c. ana IL bottles.
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1 LLAN LINE 4ffrN
n or s-sfS*<<A
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE EVERY ALTERNATE
Ti'tSOAY for LIVERPOOL. Cfd DIMENSIONS
from BO~ ron EVERY THURSDAY tor LIVER
pool. rf0 LONDONDERRY. Extra steamers from
IIASGOW, GALWAY, and LONDONDERRY.
THIS Line offers superb cabin accommodations
and MAXI, SPECIALITY as To Kind treatment 70
s,,,r,9e Messengers. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply 10 4. ". CARRIER, S26 east Main
stteet gent AZ Richmond, or 10 LEtk & ALDEN,
General Passenger Agcf,s, ZO7 Br0adway. New
street Enston fe 24-eCdrMyZl