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that he had been requested by gentleman
on his side to submit proposition which,
even II 10 should not itself be accepted,
would NJ least answer the purpose
Of bringing the two sides together
30 an understanding which should be
satisfactory to both. The best interests OF
I legislation required an adjustment OF the
| pending question, and nc was sure that no
gentleman on the other side would refuse
/ 10 give the Democratic side the credit OF
/ having instigated n movement that looked
TO the unhlnging OF the deadlock. lie then
offered a resolution providing for a special
committee OF five members 10 inquire
into the authenticity and the integ-
rity OF all aflidayts, returns, and
evidence OF whatever character pro-
duced in the case of Mackey Us. O'Connor,
and 10 inquire into all detcrioratioDs, de-
structions. loss, or mutilation OF original
notes Of the SAME, or any transcript OF
such potes; what, where. and by whom
such alterations, DC, were made or caused
10 be made. The committee Is given au-
thorty to visit such places and compel the
production OF such persons and papers as
may be necessary TO carry out the purposes
Of their appointment, and TO sit during the
sessions of the House.
II.
he had no possible feeling in this matter,
yet for the dignity and honor OF the Com
mittee on Elections he would oppose any
proposition looking 20 anything that would
reflect upon the judgment OF that commit
tee. lie would not, therefore, accept the
proposition. but he desired TO ask the con-
sent OF the House that for few moments
some of the Republicans should be allowed
10 confer together and sec if any counter
proposition might be submitted that would
lead 10 the unhInging OF the deadlock. III
any gentleman on the Republican side
was afraid that anything would be done
by him OR. CalkinS) that would reflect on
the Republicans in any way, he would not
ask for any further conference.
Mr.. Carlisle, OF Kentucky, said that the
pending resolution was not Intended to
imply the slightest imputation upon the
Committee on Elections.
Representative Beliord, OF Colorado,
rose to point Of order, and remarked that
he did not wish TO be understood as favor
ing the acceptance OF The proposition. and
proceeded 20 rcprimand the minority for
its action in the pending case Whercupon
the Speaker called him to order, informing
linn at the same time that unless ne tool,
his seat the Sergcant-at-Arms would be
called on to do his duty.
- Mr.. Bedford, in response, said that he
would take his seat at the command Of the
Speaker, but he desired 20 repcl any inti-
nation that be was proceeding in violation
OF any laws OF the House.
i stormy scene cnsucd on The Republic
can side. and many members disapproycd
The acceptance Of the resolution or OF any
looking to compromise.
Scores OF members were talking ut once.
and the Speakers g.Wel was in constant
use. Finally, after about fifteen minutes
OF confusion, the House, 1T l:lj p. NJ, adj
iourned, and the Republicans went into
nnfrnI.
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The Norfolk Erccii0ns-Mayor Lamb
NEGLECTED..


Especial telegram to the Dsps'ch.I
NORFOLK, May 2e.-The work Of count
ing the municipal vote closed this morn
ing, giving Mayor Lamb 300 majority, who
ran behind his ticket, and eleciing oil the
Readjuster officers except the negro candi-
date Ieekins, who was beaten by VI. j.
vellines, Conservative. Meekins was the
only negro on the Coalition ticket, and to-
day, accompanied by number OF his
friends. called on the Mayor to know how
there could be such disparity in the vote
by which one man was elected by 300 ma
jority and another defeated 10y IL. Tlrc
Mayor. of course, could not explain.
The vote was the heaviest ever polled in
this city. The whites, however, failed to
poll their qualified strength by 600 and the
negroes by $50.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1882.


Schooner VI. G. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
coal, :. III. Halves.
Schooner T.. 4. Bartlc, johnson, Philadelphia
coal. :. II. Iiawcs.
Schooner l.. a. DanenhOwer, Cannon, Philadcl-
phia, coal, :. II. llawcs.
CLEARED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Men * Co.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, n%rchan-
disc and passengers, j. ". McCarrick. agent
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Ta,um,
superintendent.
Schooner II. Bradley, Bradley, Trenton, ~ j.,
ore, Virginia Mining and Manufacturing CODIpa-
ny: vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Cora. NickersOn, Boston. coal, Nllesl-
pelke aud ohio Railway Company.
Schooner +. A. Scribncr, Willctt', Brooklyn, coal,
Gcryas Storrs.
Schooner Yankee Doodle. Rose. Bayonne, \. j.,
slaves, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT.
Schooner LeOnessa. Henderson, keDnebec, ice.
Norfolk and Western railroad.
CLEARED FROM NEWPORT NEWS.
Schooner Spartan, IIodgdcn, Portsmouth, y. H..
cOal Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Bark Persian (Br.), Cappon, Rio Janeiro, fou.
Haxall-Crenshaw Company
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The Largest smelling Works in the
World burned.

LEADviLIE, COL, May 2e.-Early yestcr-
day morning the Grant Company's Smelt-
ing Works were completely destroyed by
fire, which is supposed to have been caused
by an explosion OF a furnace. The loss is
estimated to be between 100000 and $780,
coo. The insurance is $4,000. These
works were the largest of the kind IN the
world. over 800 men are thrown out OF
employment here, and quite number at
Omaha, where the refining works Of this
company are located. The works will be
rebuilt.
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EPSON Races Yesterday.

LONDON. May 2G.-Tho race for the Cakes
stakes. for thrce-year-old lillieS. took place
to-day at the EPSON summer meeting. The
starters and JOCKEYS were: Mr.. John Wat
sons brown FLY Gehcimuiss Cannon;
Mr.. Leopold de Rothschild's chestnut FLY
Nellie Uordham); Mr. W. $. Crawford 8
chestnut oily ST. Marguerite wood; Lord
Stamiord'S hay iilly lncognita Watts: and
Count +. De Lagrangc's chestnut lilly Lady
Nav (Goatcr. The race was won by Ge-
heimn.s; st. Marguerite came ia second
and Nellie third
The time OF the race was 2:i0. Gehcim-
Mss won 10y two lengths.
Mr.. Lorlhrd has sold his iyc-ycar-old
chestnut gelding Mistake for ESQ.
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Tlic YYcnl..s EniInrcs.

New YORK, May 2G.-rhc failures in
business Tor the past week throughout the
United States, Is reported 70 New York.
number 1926. against I2i last week. The
eastern States bad 10; western. 81; south
ern, 80; middle, 81; the Pacific coast and
Territories, o; New York city, 6. The
New York city failures are not significant,
and are devoid OF general interest.
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Half Million COnhagra:iOn I'm
Tombstone. Ar;zOna.

Yesterday DESTROYED a large number Of
buildings here. The portion OF the town
burned comprises almost the entire busi-
ness part Of The place. Three OF the prin-
cipal hotels were burned. The Office OF the
Daag Nuqqot was destroyed and the Daily
Epiioph office heavily damaged. The
Western Union Telegraph office was also
DESTROYED. 1t is impossible to estimate the
loss closely at present. but it will probably
reach 100000. The insuraGccWill aggre-
gate S250,000.
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The YnnceYyiIIc N. o. Trarc0y.

DANyHLE, VA. May 2G.-Information
has been received from YauccyyiIle, y. c.,
to the effect that Felix Roauc. who killed
Nat. Johnson and wounded George VIII
hanson, Jr., in the Yanceyyilc tragedy on
the 2Gth Of April, and was discharged at
the preliminary trial on the sd OF May, has
been also discharged by the grand jury.
The case OF Williamson, who had waived
preliminary examination, WAS continued.
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1.-The case until II will be finished, without
TARIFF COMMISSION.

| the case until II will be finished, without
dilatory motions.
TIRE TARIFF COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. May 20.-The members OF
the Tariff Commission, so far as they were
agreed upon az the Cabinet meeting to-day,
are A.: John l.. Hayes, Of Massachusetts, ; III.
w. oliver, of Pennsylvania; A. NJ. Gar
land. OF Illinois; IL. II. Porter, Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia; Alexander Mitchell, OF
Wisconsin; John :. Phelps, OF Missouri (;
James Chestnut, Jr., Of South Carolina.
This win probably be completed by the
selection Of William \. Wheeler, Of New
York, and J. A. Amber, OF Ohio. The
names Of the commission will be sent 10 the
Senate In the early part OF next week.
BRIEF ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-lt is understood
that Secretary Lincoln approved the re-
commentator Of Judge Acknowledgement
Swaimior the. mitigation OF the sentence
OF Lieutenant Ripper, who was convicted
Of gross violation Of army regulations, and
sentenced 10 dismissal from service. The
President will not act upon the case until
he has had time to dispose Of important
questions Of State now claiming his atten-
ton, but il is learned that ho is disposed to
grant the mitigation recommended by the
Judge Acknowledgement in the case.
Secretary Folger will tomorrow or Mon
day issue a call for Sl5, 100000 continued o
per cent. bonds.
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Sentenced fohe Hanged.

WHMINGT0y. DEL. May 26.-The jury
in the case Of James Redden (coloreO,
charged with criminally assauiing young
white girl, aftcr being ont twenty-iour
hours, returned a verdict at noon to-day OF
guilty In the manner and form a. indicted.
This afternoon he was sentenced TO be
HANGED on Friday, August 18th. lie hes adj
mittcd his guilt to the warden since the
verdict was rendered.
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COMM ERCiAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 20, 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Hed go bushels
CoRN.-White, 2,lO4 bushels. Mixed, 500
bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-i0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Rcd. 60 bushels prime Lancaster 40
-l.i1: 50 bushels very good Lancaster 10 LIS.
CoRS.-Whitc. 4Jf bushels very good at 94c:;
400 bushels very good western al 92c.: 2JO BUSH
els very good western on private terms.
BLACK PEAS.-I0 bu.hrl. 40 : Leo.
COTTON.-Ione firm. Receipts. 80 bales. Ono
t,ii0ns: Nlding. He: tow middlinE lltm
ii &C.; good ordinary, lO8GlO4c.; ordinary. -
G94c.
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Sudden Death Of Colonel william, II.
TucI.er. of Raicigh. ~. q.

RALEIGH. n. c.. May 2G.-Colonel VIII
liam II. Tucker, OF ihc firm OF ". II. and
Il. S. Tucker. dry-good5 merchants. RAJ
leigh. died suddenly of apoplcXy last night;
aged about sixty years. lie was one OF the
wealthcst and most prominent merchants
OF the state.
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TTrpIG,s EXTRACT or MEAT.


! IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAv0RING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LEBIG COAPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
IN invaluable and palatahlc tonic I'm all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. Elsa success
anda boon for which nations ahould feel crate
ful"-scc "llcGical Pres" Lancet d" Brit
i,h Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-GcnHnc only with The inc
siaiie Of Baron Lieligs siuature%n blue ink
across the label. This caution f. necessary,
owing {, various cheap and inferior sabsti-
tute, being in Che marke..
LTEBIG COAiPAEY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To lie had Of all storekccpers, Groccrs and
chemists. sole agent for the United states
wholesale only. {. DAVID & Co., 43 Mark
Lane. London. England. ap -v-S'o-t
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lnes.rucfixc Fire I'm Kie0

LONDON, May 2G.-The Posts dispatch
from Berlin says reports have reached
there Of a terrible conflagration iii Kief.
The flames have been raging since Tues
day.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. May .-N0on.-stocks mode
rately active aud weak. Money. per cent. M
chan2c--Lonr. 1862 short. 4-9... state bonds
generally unchanged. Governments generally un-
changed.
Ereaing.-Fxchangc.4SG Governments gene
rally mchangci now J's. lOI7, b; new 4 -. II jle;
new A., 100. Money. 203 per cent. states gene
rally lower. Treasury balIuccs-COin, SgO.2Jl,-
2jl: currency. Sflj3.426.
stocks ogcsng strong aud closing weak md
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
20 ruE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip-Thc Struggle
IN she House over che uackey-O'Conncr
Contested Case thc Deadlock still Contin-
gcs-The southern Methodist General Con-
c,rencc-O biiuary-A Negro Sentenced so
Hang for n iIoinous Crime Mitigation of
Lieutenant Fnppcr's Sentence Recon-
ncndcd-Ten Years Penal scrritude for
threatening che Life Of the British Queen,
81 &C,
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Ten Years for Threatening the Queen.

LONDON, May 2G.-Albcrt Young, who
was recently arrested for writing letter
TO General Sir Henry Ponsonby, private
secretary 10 the Queen, threatening the life
OF her Majesty, his been sentenced 70 ten
years penal seryitude.
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The EarISin Murder Case.

KNOXVILLE, May pa motion for .
new trial in the Larkin murder case was
this morning continued by MIR. Justice
Mathews until the July term Of the Fedc-
raj Court. Larkin is out on bond Of
SD O0O
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n s-~-,-ssz--rs----s-.---
- u ThllIdelrhIa lnlnIre..I

First Of ils class in the elegance o, is
appointments and location, its sanitary
arrangements and unsurpassed restaurant,
is thc spacious Buckingham Hotel, on the
Fiith avenue, New York. There are ease
aud rest amid .he luNuric, which content
tLr most ia.tidious.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. May GO. 1882.
SALEs-FrRsr BoARD.-I 900 Columbia and
Grccnvile Railroad second 6's ut SOY
SECOND BoARD.-l00 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 2sls; 10 shares Norfolk and Western pre-
fcrrcd nj 51T; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds,
q n ,t
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cash aud June, s1l.5O July. Hogs quiet and
steady nj f7.50mss.
EEW YORK CnTToN FfrruREs.

NEw YORK, May 26.-The POst's cotton re-
port says Future deliveries at tie nrst call sold
NJ a decline OF 4-1D0. IN the interim between the
second and third calls increased pres=sre caused
prices 70 fall other 6-100M7-1O6. 80 fhe Third
sall May BROUGHT sl2.n5; June. s12.0lmsfe.O2:
August, sl2.23; september. sll.93: October.
Coiton-Net receipts. "a bales: gross. III
bales Futures closed steady: sales, l26.OcO
bales: May. Sl2.O3Msf2Oi; June, $1,000
sl2 o.; July, si2.15@S12.lG: August, sl2.2,
@sl2.2G september, 4 90: october. 81 1.40@
Sll.3i@s11.35; January. 81 .46cCs AZ: Feb
ruary, 81 .6O0S1i.62
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Flour-Wc quote: Fine. stGsI.50; extra.
$3.50 81: ugc-iuc. sJ.jON:G: common u
pcrinc, s4.b0W5J; common family, 1890
500: choice family, sS.1JUsJ.JJ.
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FoENEw YORK.

This company wNl dl.patchonc q their pcndiG
1mcrs-GCYANDOTIf. KOAN0kE. MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, Wy ANOhE, and
RCuMOAl-ENERf Jt>DAl FRIDAY and
SUNDAY. iIor hours ~ sailing. see advertise
STEAMER leave Kew YORK TUEsD tYs, THURS.
DAY :, aud SA1t kDAAS NJ J.. ". from Plci
20 tncw nImbcrl, North river foot Of Beach
They have splendid saloons, -tato-rooms, aud
Ihe rlrc. accommodations. and attentions arc
Aftcr-cabin fare 70 New York Gnclualng meals
and berth. lu. ruumd-trp tickets SIS: Storage,
,.ith sllsi.telco -. Without .ub-i .icncc, sB.
Freighi, Cor points beyond Now ORR Forwarded
with dispatch. aud no charge made except actrai
g F G,'i 'r'ccovciuntn o'clock =. N. daily
FOR furthcr ini9rmau.9n1,,a pNiy 20 ,cor,.
mvI7 oiicc Company's wharyos. Rocsetis.
NOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old 4, -,
X Domiuion steamship Company rSssi-asss
Tloposed sa'i.ug for thc week fliioN.nf lrc:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKEn, kIDAN'
,lav .,cth. nj . O'Clock T.. VI.
GIN ANDOIIE. captain hLL-i' - MAI q
May 18th, 40 ! ! o'clock \. ". ...,..,. al.
ROANOKE. Capialn Coucn' TUESDAY, Nay
5y,n, ~ rcc,lyrd mn 10 o'clock p. ". for FRI
day : and tuesday, hips, and o'e.ocs T. d. Tor
sgAa .r!yo, XXI. Of ladmg signed and goods fer.
eaef and west: also O. foreign ports.
,T,cr-cii,rn frc 10 New YORK 0ncludiuy meals
,,.ILI~fhl $40: r0ud-tripiickcis,@l SIS; storage
Win sub,i icneo. 81 without sub, ,ten,., 70;
passenger. leaving Richm0nd Noadt5 ln' +,
,t,-lnes.lays.anl -aturi avs hy the Richmond
AMI p,tcrshurg railroad ~ 1880 4. W. VIII make
rnnnecilon 30 Norfolk with steamer lawn those
DAYS. cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets a. be nad AZ
fi,e Kichrnond and Petersburg dcIoi ANA a. W.
Glrbel's. 900 Main street.
Tor freight or passage apply io
crORGE ". ALLFN d CO., Agents.
,nvei COmnany', Wharf, Pockets.
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MI Ic4utf I1',rNYNr ir1ns Stop ~ Bon MI.
PTLLMhN-ChR SERVICE
On Train 5O-.New York and Atlanta ria Wath-
ingtOA End D.myilie.
On Train 52-Eichmond and Danyille, and
Charlotte anil Charleston.
Tickets sold 20 ~ points south. southeast. AID
southwest. and baggage checked ttYpuch.
No hy-0ycr checks given IN local tickets.
4. pOpE,
General Passrnger end Ticket Agent.
T. W. T. ItLtOIr. General Manager my 20
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carrying luiltu rlttt1 ih'tii'l
Z q. GIIINEn. Commander.

CITY or fl'ihoN. OK Ahifi'
carrying United States mail.l
r. &. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every TUESDAY THURSDAY.
and SATURDAY az 3. NJ. for ahOyc-namcd
places. connecting ~ Old Point with the Bay Line
Tor Baltimore and tic North. Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk al \. VI. and Oid Point
ut 7:I5 \. NJ. arriving ~ Richmond 10 about
L. VI.
Through tickets On sale on steamer and 90 Gar
bcf's Agency. 1909 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES. &c.
sTATEROO}i> CAN 49, ENGAGED FOR DAY
or NIGHT.
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A direct fourth uIa connection l. made bstMe'G
gichmdnd and Nuif fox ~ trains leaving Man
cbcstcrat 1880 a. y. and Norfolk IA ls;sn !. VI.
All trains leaving PttcisbtuP VIII starr IRON uis
'bsn4jine fnr REBUILDING of James-Riycr fridge
an PASSENGER iralH. ccUGrt from and arrive ~
Nfsticl.e t,r stat inn. foot Of seventh street.
=. R. kENLl, General superintendent
A pnpI. a,nnnl.Il In..lmgnI and IlrAll Wont
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DICnM0ND. FREDERICKSBURG

- ' ~ - - ~ - ! ~ nm ~ - - Nv
IA MD POTOMAC RAlIkOAD.-SchcdUle
commencing MAY 10, 1892.
3.i4 4. NJ leaves Byrl-siroCi station daily; stops
only az Milford and Frederick burg.
300 \. NJ. leaves Byrd-Sreol stallion daily lex
ccpt rJndayi.
500 f. VI. leaves ByTd-~ rect station daily.
400 i. ~. Accommodation tor Ashland, caves
BroJd-Sfrcct station daily lcXcepl
>Uu.uysl.
HE'S \. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Srcct station daily.
3:Oi =. NJ. arrive at Byrt-SfTtct station daily;
make, no local stops.
0:4S Il. W.. arrives a. BTrd-S;rcct station daily
Except sunday.
6:3i 4. W. AccOmno dalton, arrives az Broad
street station daily except sunday,
e. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
II. Y. j.. MYERS. General Superintendent. my 13
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RAILROAD LINES.

RAILROAD LINES.
81 81 i .ss..
NEW TRAIN AND
THROUGH COACHES
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON
CHESAPEAKE AID ONO
AND
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAYS.
Leave Richmond dally................10I ) p n.
Arrive at Washington dtiiy............ 1iO A. Nj.
Connecting for al points North and Eat.
Leaving Wa lington 1885 p. ".
Arriving al Richmond d1iiy.........'.' 700 \. ".
ELEGANT GECLINiNG-CHAR COACHES
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AID WASHINGTON.
For tickets. location in through coach. &c., ap-
ply ut Chesapeake ana Ohio depot and l0G0 Main
street Nv. lLLtK'
General Passenger AgCu'.
Chesapeake and ohio Railway;
~ POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
Virginia Midland Railway.
my 2G->a >uTu&F4t
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALI.-RAiL FAsr-FREIGllT LINZ
no AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHiLADLL-
PHiA. SEW YORK, AID EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN EICH.
NOND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION.
Corrospondngly quick time 20 other points
Through bills ot lading issued at low rates:
&. \. TAYLOR
wi Genera, Freight Agent
nEPAaVCRE OK STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATe f-r;7faJ
COAPANN'S s1l<..,. es.ss.
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. AND JAMEs.gIVER LANDINGS.
DIRECT; CONNECTS'AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
BAL TiMORE AND THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AZ NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sluTHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER. AN u
ARRIVES AT OLD POINT SEVERAL
HOURS AHEAD OFANY OTHER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS. Use.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One # The Company sp.slou, and elegant
stoamC
CITY or RICIlMON. OR ARIEL.
carrying United States mailJ
H. &. CLIFFORD. Commander
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MILWAUKEE.

,fuwNU,rF May o6.-Flour quiet and nii,
changed, but IN fair demand Wheat uIseisiea ana
active. No sofl cash, May, ana june, td.sS "a
!, Soir' oats lower; No. 2. 40c.; while. Ole;
proyisions lower. Me,--porS sls.42s casi' ",S S
lane. ei9.62H Jnly, Lard-fr.me F'ellh' ilA'so
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Leave
Richmo'dl 2:fj =. NJ. 6lJA NJ 7.ioPM
Arrive NJ
i W'tPoint $500 l.. M.llO1n5 A. lO.3Gp NJ

Passenger tram connects ~ West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore AID
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond, atf6:lJ 4. ".
and $40 L. VI. Will have paSsenger-eoachos at
Lached.
Train No. Al connects nj Burkevile with Mo-
folk and Western railroad for farmy!ic, Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops at all sta
lions, connecting at SutbcYiin's with Milton and
Sutherln NaIrow-Gauge railroad for Milton; at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for All points In W estcru North Carolina; at At
lana Tor al points south and southwest.
Train no. D. Through passenger and mafi) stoIS
az All stations, connecting at sntheiu's with Mp
Ton ana Sutherhn Narrow-t,augo railroad for
Milton; III Atlanta for all points South and south
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, SaVaI-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from The south arrive ~ Richmond st
4:3O L. W., 7:2o \. VI, and Loo 7. NJ. and from
West Pointat l0:2n \. ". passenger, and 3 A. VI.
and 2:lO l.. VI. (Frcight.J
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THE GREATEST ArrETIzLI, stomach, blood,
lnd liyer-regu,ator on earIh-ti0r IifrEns,
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YoRK-WIvER LINE

Passenger ltre.gnt dai- Freight daily
daily. IfyeN. sandy ex. Slmday.
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Washington.

PROFESSOR nAIRD AND the INTERNATIONAL
rfsu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOOKER AS
rroxY FOR A WOUNDED RErUBLlCAN-
rigr DEADLOCK IN THE HoUSE-TERs0NAL
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nEPAaVCRE or STEAMERS.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
CITY OF RICllMON or ARIEL.

One Of the Company sp.,lou, and elegant
-fonmC
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DICIIMOND AND PETERSBURG

MONDAY. May Is. 1852, trains Oh hi, roao VIII
run a. follows:
LEAVE NANCffEs SOUTH.
9.iO t. g.. FAST NAIL, haliy. Makes through
connection. tor savannah. Stops
0aN $50 Petersburg ana Chester.
Pullman sleeper between Ngucbcs-
frrund Jacn -DnF lir.
lI.5l q. M,InHOUDii MAIL. daily. connect
lng tor Bai,igh. Charleston, Au-
,r~t4. Aiken. ~aNanu. De nna jack
s0Hgi'ic. stops 20 Chester Ccnraiia,
and DroWryt l}un. Pullman -iccp-
Drs between hguchestcr and swan
uil ga ihi- train.
G9O -. ". FREIGHT. dam. except sunday