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VIRGINIA NEWS,

Senator Vance will lecture in Richmond on the
9Th of May
william L. Lunsford, of Passpatansy, has been
commissioned postmaster.
HThere were one hundred and sixty-six deaths
in Richmond during the month of February
Judge John A. Meredith, prominent lawyer OF
Richmond, died on Wednesday in the sixty eighth
year of his age.
The Norfolk Daily Landmark changed hands
wednesday and will be issued by the Landmark
Publishing Company.
The family Of ex-superintendent of Public In
struction Rufiner have removed from Richmond
TO Lexington, their former home
Smallpox in q most alarming form has Just been
developed in Butts Road and Pleasant Grove Sec
ton of Norfolk County. About fifty cases have
been reported The disease is principally con
fined to II settlement of colored people near the
Dismal Swampwho live ina squalid and wretohed
manner.
Messrs. f. L. Bouldin and f. u. Withers, as com.
miSsioners, have sold to MeSsrs. G. G. Holland, f.
X, Burton, and c. ii. Conrad portion ofthe Dan
vile water power property for 81, $3.50 cash. the
amount bid for this portion when put up ut auc-
ton IN several lots on the goth of December The
purchasers propose to erect several manufacturing
establishments, q cotton factory among them, for
all Of which work they have abundant capital
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streets west, sublot 100 90 by 81 iee square u.s. Re.
becca Strutton 10 Edwin II. HAlght, e. 100
ON Ninth street west, between ID and u streets
north, south ouehalf of original lot Is C2j feet 7l
hyes to Lambert Tree ian undivided one-iourth),
5000
on street soulh between Third and Fourth s,rccts
east suhloi 90 feet inches by depthl, square ~,
Same property next above described Charles A.,
Walter 10 Hachel A. Thomas, loo.
On Third street east, between and II streets north
original lot go feet Inches by dcpth). square N,
streets east, original lot 54 feet 81 inches by 100
ieetsquarc 73S and on q street north le.wecn Third
aud Fourth streets east, original lots 10 and II O9
feet inches by depthl, square rs Charles b. Pear
son oJohn w. starr, slllG0.
on North Carolina avenue. between sixth and Sow
cnti streets east, part Of sbOts N and ~ (3L2t feet
by depth) square So, Benjamin w. Carpenter to
william Il. Van Doren, j., $500.
ON Eleventh street cAst, between street south and
North Carolina avenue north e.half of original lot
~ (26 feet inches by 100 feet iO inches) square O6s
Charles L. Lewis TO Rosa II. Ellis, $500
On Eighth street cast near corner Of street north,
subOts 10, 49, and u (iO feet by depth, square 3D.
H. II. Warner 10 Mary b. Collins S3.gDi
On II street north, between Tenth and Eleventh
inches by 100 feet HsGaro 9SJ John W starr to James
L. Suman, 500
On First street, between Frederick aud Market
80 of Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown
Samuel H. Wheatey to Martin o Donoghue, Is 900.
On Frederick street, between First and Prospect
streets, south part of lot y ga by 90 ee block 10 OF
Beatty y Hawking addition, Martin ODonoghuo to
Samuel Il. Wheatcy, sJD.
On Prospect street. OF Frederick street. part
Of lot 10 90 by 20 eet), block IS of Old Georgetown
Martin ODonoghue to samuel Il. Wheatley, $500,
Thomas ]. Ward to Margaret Il. Petty, lot 2sl Of
unlonlown, $50.
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UNIFIED sTATEs supREME COURT.

The following business was transacted In the su
preme Court Of the United States Thursday:
No SSl, The United States, plaintiff In error va
Lewis Rindskopt et al Argued by Solicitor Genera
Philips for plaintiff In error and j. r. O. Cottrlll and
g. IL. Mayer for defendant IN error
No. 2l5, The United States, plaintiff In error va
Nancy Hunt, eNecutrix. Argued by Solicitor-Gen
erhl philips for plaintiff In error, and submitted by
w; l.. Nugent for defendant In error
No. 229 Hewitt, Norton ~ Co, appellants VS.. A. j.
ana Mary y. Phelps, Argued by j. r. teOrge for an.
pellees and submitted on printed arguments by H.
JeltOrds and Charles w. Clarke for appellants
No go. Wesley b. Bonnifed plalntifT In error vs.
George Il, Price Submitted by John w. Hammond
PENDANT In error. " Wv
No 23l. Charles Guidet appellant vs. The CITY of
Brooklyn. Argument commenced by GEORGE Hard.
Ing for appellant. Adjourned until Friday.
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BALTIMORE, March lG.-Blour unchanged, but
easier and less active; Howard street aud Western
superne, ~ 1904 90 do extra, e. 1905 49, do family,
81 tO0p7 OG CITY Mills Superhne 81 1904 5O do extra
81 75q5 %; Rio brands ~ 7G Patapsco family, 81 %
GOrn-SOuthern higher and strong; Western oDened
higher, advanced closed firm and excited south.
ern white, s5@s6c do yellow. 56c Western mixed,
May, 76p76Ac; June, 70lD7GTc. Oats custer quet;
southern, Ssg6'c Western white, 5a9g55c do mixed,
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 2l5 Gj6Di7 90.
PROVISIONS steady; mess pork, Sl7 5OGls OG bulk
and clear rib sides packed 7i{iOc,
bacon-shoulders S14c clear rib Sides lie; hams l2A
@l3'ac; lard, refined, Ike. Butter firm; Western
packed lsfGltsi roll, 32 Eggs stronger at l70glsc
Coffee very brm; Rio cargoes, Ordinary TO fair go
l0c. Sugar strong; son. 03tc. Whisky firm at II IL
9l lS Recepts-FlOur, 1881 barrels; corn O6s hush
Sales-ljoTn, Il6,3OS busheIs
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LADY CLARE,

over the meadows so fresh and green
Gallops the Lady Glare;
Out on the breeze, like n svery sheen
Floats her new back hair.
Fast goes her steed over hill and dale,
Wonderful are his jumps;
Look out, my lady, your horse grows pale,
soon he will have the thumps.
Little you're thinking, my Lady proud
Beautiful Lady Clare
That soon in grief will your head be bowed,
Bluiling on two small pair.
Green grows the ivy on churchyard wall,
Soon will the dies be here;
Then Will Lord Ronald, thy love, thy all,
Tackle the new book beer
-Ancr 7ennnson bn Charlen SkeeLc.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFicE or THE Ii.' TRE4suRER, -

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
~ u. s. SOLDIERS HOME,
WAsIISuToN, u. c., March "a iSS2
sealed proposals will be received at this office until
noon, March q, lSs2 at which time and place they
VIII be opened In the presence OF bidders for furnish
lug such quantities of Fresh Beef Mutton and Corned
Beef as may be required by the United States Soldcrs'
Home during tho year commencing April 1, 1882.
The meat must be Of the very best quality and con-
dlton, III for immediate use and the fresh beef from
fore and hindquarter meat proportionaoly, includ-
Ing all the best cuts thereof 10 be delivered at the
Home in such quantities as may be from time to time
required and on such days and at such hours as may
be designated by the Governor Of the Home
j. ID. STEVENSON
Captain Eighth Cavalry,
nrl0-t Secretary and Treasurer.
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Or. Frazier,s Roof Ritters.

Frazers Root Bitters are not a dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keepthe bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head tend
ing to Apoplexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Plmples and Blochcs, Scronlous Humors
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm White Swelling,
Erysipelas Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence and to females In delicate health Frazers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: 81 have used two bottles of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From the first dose took began to mend and
am now in perfect health and feel as we'll as ever
did. consider your medicine one of the greatest
ofblcSsings." MRS. NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY co., Sole PropHetors,
Tu6F, 62 Vesey street, New York City.
GREAT GERM DECpR0VERt
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United States Marshal's Sale

by virtue of writ Of lerl fhcihs issued out OF the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
COLUMBIA ana 70 me directed VIII sell at pubic sale,
TOT cash ~ the door OF the Cour-House tor said Dis
x o'clock mr. 9ll the right TUE claim, aud Interest OF
the defendant IN aud 10 the prop.
erty, TO wt Tho south half OF suhlot number sixty.
Two 62 In j. H. Omsteads subdivision OF part of lot
tweveQg square 2t2, as recorded In Liber n ID. O.,
tollO A surveyors Office. said District together with
al and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon as the property OfSllasS Huntoy satisfy Exc
outon No. 6O75, equity ~ favor Of Charles G. untey.
G. ID. HENRY, U. $. Marshal.
THoS DOwLrNa, Auctioneer. fe2l-dts
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LONDON, March I6.-Consols for money IO1 3lO; for
the account, 1914 United States bonds a. il0t, OK
coupon; AS, li5. Atlantic and Great Western lrsts
4sli 40 seconds, 1914: Erie, 3sl4; New York Central
l34; Illinois Central, 1882 Pennsylvania 6lS; Reading
291S New York, Ontario and Western 2lSi; Miiwau
kee and ST. Paul common, ll2.
PARIS, March l6-The weekly statement of the
Bank Of France shows an increase of 6,55OO0Of gold
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I Eek dividend. q
lNoTEIThe Blessings are bid prices and are not in.
BANkEItS ENVHANuE.
Threeday bills...- 1885, SiXty-day bIlls...... 1856

BY Associated Press.
NEW York, March i6.-Money loaned from TO 0
per cent. and closed Mt per cent. Exchange was
steady at 4sfA@S5A for long and 4ssaDts9 for short
sight. Governments were Irregular State bonds
which opened i per cent. higher, but subsequently
fell oil u per cent Railroad bonds were irregular
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares including
Central Pacific 5,gO0 Delaware LACkawanna and
Western, S,7OG Denver and Rio Grande 1910; Erie
1900 Kansas and Texas, 300; Lake Shore, 3OSOO
Louisville and Nashville, l2,lOG Memphis and Charles
ton 600; Missouri Pacific, 900; New Jersey Central
1900 New York Central, O. 300 Northern Pacific 90
600 Ohio Central BOD Reading 600 81. Paul 600
81 Paul and Omaha 800; Texas Pacific, 1900; Union
Pacific, 5000 Western Union n, 500
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANEW HOME ENTERPRISE.
THE HOME PLATE-GLASS INSURANCE co.,
OF WASHINGTON, ID. g.,
For the Insurance of Plate Glass
Windows, Mirrors, and Show
Cases.
Office No, CAB Louisiana ave.
TRUSTEES

]. l.. BARBOUR, President; c. c. DUNCANSON
VcePresident N. d. LARNER, Secretary; THoS
SOMERVILLB Treasurer; JOHN b. LARNER
Attorney; FRANCIS MILLER, I. l.. JOHNSON
JOHN VoGT, WASH. b. WILLIAMS
fel7-FM6 Win
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Thomas j. Fisher IL CO.,
AIIvrTONEERg

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON MAS
CORCORAN BUILDING
. BY virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date on the
Sth day OF January, a. d. 1873 and recorded In the
hnd records OF the District OF Columbia In Lber No
IOl folio 5Ji on the nth day Of January 1879 and at
the request of the present holder Of the Indebtedness
said deed OF trust. will sell at auction, THURS
DAY, the J0th day OF March, 1882, Mt four Ocook
IN front of tn premises. ut the corner of Twenty
rst street aud Massachusetts avenue the following
described property, to wits Lots numbered nine (q),
To COZ eleven 1D sixteen ti6) and seventeen (17l,
~ square numbered siNty'sevCn tG7) as laid down
and plated in the plats of said city.
Terms OF safe: Five thousand dollars In cash, and
the balance In three equal nstallments, payable In
ak, twelve, and twonty-four months deposit OF
i've hundred dollars required In cash at the time Of
sale If the terms OF sale not complod with
Days advertisement, at Che risk aud cost OF the de-
hulting purchaser.
HALLET RILBOURN,( ,,r,,.,.o.
MAHLON ASHFORD, J itu7'eeS'
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., Auctioneers
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, March MISREPRESENTATION fairly ac-
tive and steady; common to fair extra s5 lOdO 40.
good to choice do, 20 zoos 90, Corn jsasie higher
and unsettled less doing for EXPORTS ungraded 500
Zoe; No 7i7414c; No 2 7isCG75Jsc for new 76c de.
liyered: No March, 7a1ge17i'lc, closing at 7l4c;
April, 7Gf@7Bc, closing ut 7iAc. Oats A(DJSc lower
ON mixed; white steady No. 3, 5Ojac Coffee I'M
changed and qulet Rio in cargOes quoted at Ssl0lo;
In Job lots at SxMl2c. Sugar dun and somewhat
nolninali sales Of 500 hhds centrifugal cost and
freight isc lir to good refining quoted al 97 5iGc;
S.S@sSlei yellow DO 7Agse; yellow, 7s@7!4ci Oh
TONERS A. s2So cut loaf Zoe crushed SIC powdered
9a@@ie; grannlated, &tl6o@9Fc; cubes, 9'sc Mo
lnsSes quiet and steady Rice hold firm, demand fair;
Carolina and Louisiana, 6'6Gf7&c Pork held about
lc per barrel higher closing strong moderate export
business sales mcas spot $40 6007OO for old; Sl7 75
- % for new latter choices April 81 450i7 IS; May
S7 G5gT IS; June, Sl7 SjMS o. Middcs stronger and
and short clear half and half 0746BOfc, Lard 20
Toe higher and quite active closing with the advance
partly lost sales prime steam spot, 80 O5I co. APRIL
$l0 ggl0g5 May $40 01's@n O5 june eli O2's oil l2s
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results from imperfect digestion The cause lies
IN the torpidity of the liver and the cure Is take
simmons Liver Regulator TO aid digestion, 10
stimulate the dun and sluggish liver and to regu-
late the bowels
Genuine prepared only by J. II. zeilin & Co.
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Made from harmless materials and adapted 10
the needs OF mding and falling hair Parker's Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
aud reliable hair restorative
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ALEXANDRIA, March 16.-The market Ia quIet with,
q slightly better feeling Flour is without change.
Hut little wheat was offered and the only sale
reported were at 81 80 for Fultz COrn-l $50 bushels
brought SIC. No rye or oats reported.
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" IRGlNlA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIISt
Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY 2,

\. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
ts'i, ChlCagO Cincinnati, and 81 Louis fst CNprctt
SeSpngcnrStn Cinclnnnti,SL Louisiana chicago
1m-Bplumorc, ElcOtt city, aud Way stations.
Bbl-BhltimOre, Annapolis, and Way. tpcduinnL
SlrSbuiB, Winchester IIagcBtOwn, and Way.
tGB-BhltimOrc Express
@iQ-hoint Of Rocks aud Way Stations
sHIr hilhdelphla New York, ana Boston Express
Sn,Staunton and Valley Express Connects iur
,o h3ycr9towna a. lointof Rocks for frc,lcrrk.
StopSRt BcltSvillc, Annapolis Junction, Jcssup'a
ma DursCy'S On SUNDAY stops at all stations
40. CONNECTS Tor Annapolis
1000 baltimore Express. stops ut lIyattsyilic and
tlo:n"Pittsbnrg Chicago Cincinnati and ST. t,oul,
>, =, Express Parlor and sleeping cars.
1910, Baltimore, Ellcott City. Annapolis and Way
tl?i-on sunday only for baltimore and Way
taCo- baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Lex.
&a Baltimore ana Way stations tvinche.ter.
fN. baltimore, tynttsville, and laurel ExpresS
ItTG9erlok' via Helay. stops at Annapolis
tEQ- Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
tEi5Il'uint Of ltpcks Frederick, HnEerstown, Win.
chester, ana Way stations. ION Sunday to Point
OF Rocks and Way stations only)
io HWS dIr IxprSGs MariInshurG and Way
0'Oi-polnt Of Rocks and Way stations, "''''
tI'W-Bh!tmOre aud Way Stations
tGm-B Baltimore, liyattsvllle, and Laurel Express
Ie''yLIrI!sDnrs. cleveland, and Detroit Express.
io:a5, Philadelphia, New York. and Boston Express.
. vile aud LAUREL
t0'i7, Chicago Cincinnati, aud ~. Louis Express
-. sleeping cars to Cincinnati aud Chicago
SUNDAY.
For further information apply NJ the baltimore
and OHIO Ticket Onccs-W Washington station 6iB and
ISi lennsSlNann avenue corner ofFourteenth street
ana received ut any point In the city
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FINANcIAL ANp CONDITIONAL.
stock ana Rond Quotatfons-New YorIs
md baltimore rrnduec Mnrkets.

The following report ofthe financial market yestcr.
day, together with the opening. highest lowest, and
closing quotations Furnished by bank ing house
Off. d. Cooke IT,, & Co., 1879 street, Washington
ID, O..
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PRODUCE MARKETS

BALTIMORE March 16.-Virginia is, consolidate
l0-i0S, 394 bid to-day. "
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Obi Jones, of Washington, d. c., can con.
graduate himself that no court martial OF Wes
Pointers can get a hack at him.--CYticdgo tribune
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WE are neither surprised nor startled at such
Mayo manager of the Merrimac Paper Company,
Lawrence, Mass, suffered with rheumatism OF the
ankles. 81. Jacobs oil caused the pain to tlisap-
In lnlu hour
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| Closing.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
fnrnshed by Cooke q Co, Pn. ave and Fifteenth al
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DrED.

CALLAIIAN,-On Wednesday, March i5 1882 ut
O'Clock D. M, OF paralysis FANNIE w, CALIAuAN,
daughter Of the late a. a. and Harriet Sage In the
i2d year Of her axe.
Funeral from her late residence. igj First street
northwest, on Friday, March H. nj $40 n. IN. Rela-
tiycS and friends respectfully invited to attend.
Reading (PH,) papers please copy. ~
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIRI TrRnsaetIOnE as Recorded


tons IN real estate In the District yesterday as re-.
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
ON street north near corner OF Fourteenth
street west part OF lot lN by 40 teet square III
HOBART II. smith 10 Ada l.. Smith. $500
on y street north, between Nineteenth ana TWEEN
TEN streets west sublOts and (t750 by 20 feet)
square ia john IL, ley 10 Robert McMeen. $500
ON flerce Place, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets vest sublo 30 co feet inches by 90 feot)
square 40, Thomas Irwin 10 William r. Gass, jS4L60
On street north near corner OF Twelfth street
sarah W less 81 VII 10 Edwin A. MeInure, nominal.
On Hlhth street west, between aud . streets
north suplot ga feet o. inches by 100 fee), square
800, H. II, warner TO Kate NJ, Linton, 81, 500.
On y street north, between sixth and aavanth
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Floreston Cologne Is grateful TO invalids because
most perfumeA
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aud other leading Grocers and Wine Dealers fe2lam
5HToIw wIIrEE DREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium all other com
petlors NJ the National Fair IN 1879 and again the
fhat Premium, ~ the shape of a very handsome gold
barrel of Ceres viii turn out forty Ioaves morebread
than any other Hour In America, We would aisO re-
spectfully mention the flct that Mrs. $ r. Anderson,
81 TINS city, received the First Premium AZ out Inst
October Fair for the handsomest Rolls and biscuits
on exhibition, and they were made OF Ceres Flour
which II only adding another proof TO the many al
fatent- Process Flour known TO the trade, and we
doubt that II has It's equal In the world.
STERLlNG'S Nj; LOUIS FANCY,
one OF The most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent Flours
ever offered 10 the trade. II is uneXreled by any other
Patent except Ceres, and Will please the most exact.
Ing housekeeper and satisfy tho most fastidous
RELIANCE,
asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
beautiful Patent, within the reach Of aft classes and
wy guarantee VIII give satisfaction to every one who
GOLDEN HILL,
mo old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour OF the District, and equal TO n great many so.
called Patent Hours. The nillers or manufacturers
their mill, and have introduced the 50 celebrated
H1ler system, ana consequently Golden liil ia not
patent Hour with the great advantage thai IL can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
patent-PTocess Hours not near Oh white nor nutri
uous as Golden Hin. We defy competition 10 bring
forth any flour superior TO Ceres. Sterling AInneOia
Reliance, or Golden lllll, and we feel assured that
any housekeepeI who tries them will never usa
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
WDA. "a. GAIT ~ 90.
Who are also the sole Wholesale Agents for the
aud Buck wheat, tna0
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Foreign MONEY aIarIsct

sUBrREAsuRY BALANCES.
.. STS i92, gI6 IA Currency ..... 81, POI, S2l q
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
GIL YDE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LIMB
-FOIl--
P"lLADELrHILHAx ,WAASTiNGToN, AND

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS:
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday ........-t2 m.
From WASHINGTON every Monday, .--.,..-5p. in.
Through and prompt connection with New York
Boston Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bills LAding given, Freight received and delivered
daily until o p. IN, w. T.. ChYDES CO,
General Agents, Philadelphia.
j, II, JOHNSON & CO.,
Agents. l2tl aud 18th st. Wharyes =. W.. l20l U
81. ". W., Washington, ID. q. fe2D-tf
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.
Notice to MI. Vernon Passengers.

The steamer W. W. OORCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished ~. &.
BLA E, Captain, Ia the only boat allowed to land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81.
including admission to Mansion aud Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday or.
Ccpted), ~ 10 a. IN. aud returns about p. IN.
j. MCH IOIiLlNuSWORrH.
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
l.. =. BLAKE. steamer W, w, C0rcoran lel
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-25
A Negro Bishop.

Washington Letter to Augusta Chronicle.l
At Mr.. Stevens dinner party, last Sunday,
Governor Colquitt gave most interesting ac-
count of the new colored bishop, Holly, who.
by the way, is Georgian and once belonged,
1 believe, to Colonel Dick johnson, who was,
in old days, mistakenly supposed to write his
sermons. Bishop Holly was among the most
noted men at the Methodist Council in London
and he made the greatest sensation there by
defending the Shareholders of the south from
many sweeping and fallacious charges. He
thanked God for freedom, but he did not for
get that Christianity came to millions of his
race because of bondage, and that thousands
of Shareholders were not only kind to their SER
wants but showed them, by precept and exam
pie, the way to heaven. Since that talk of the
governors, have read PRAYER, delivered IN
Westminster Abbey by this humble, pious and
noble bishop, which touched my mind and
heart in an uncommon way. 1t is master
piece of the eloquence that springs from genu-
inc inspiration. I believe it was to Bishop
Holly, when in Georgia, that Governor Col
quit handed glass of water, which the good
colored man, with singular felicity, declined to
drink, but poured out as libation of fraternity
between the two races, quoting, with apt
fervor the scriptural words recorded by Isra-
els holy king, upon an occasion OF the same
import.