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THE OLD WORLD.
from the great London Eng.j TimcsJ

From the great London lEngJ Tines
Among the many specifics introduced 20 The pss-
lie for the cure of dyspepsia, Indigestion. derange-
ments n various kinds, and az a general family
medicine. none have met with such genuine ap-
probation as Hop Bitters. introduced 70 this
country but a comparatively short time since, %
meet the great demand for a pure, safe, aud
perfect family medicine. they have rapidly In
creased In favor until they arc. without question.
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
Its world. wide fenown Is not due 70 the advertising
IL has received; II Is famous by reason Of rs Inhe-
rent virtues II does all that 4 claimed for it. Il
discharges It's curative powers without any Of lie
evil effects of other bitter or medicine. being per-
fectly safe and harmless Tor tho mGst frsl, woman.
smallest child. aud weakest invalid 10 use. Few
are the homes indeed where tle great discovery as
nota.ready been hailed as a deliverers and welcomed
as a friend. II does what others affect 10 DO. Com.
posed OF simple materials. II Is a marvel OF dell
cate and successful combination. Nothing ~
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight TO the
MART a. which n l. aimed. and never fails Plea
SAINT 20 the palate. agreeable % the stomach, aud
thoroughly effective a. a cure. IL has won for irc.f
The confidence Of ALL Times. London, Eng.
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FROM
KATZENBACu on. GERMANY.l
August -. lsHl.

h~AAaEAAAaN WAsN AAHAff
August -. ISL.
Hop BiteTs Company:
Dear Sirs,-I have taken your most precious cs-
eeace. Hop BittCrs-and I eau already. after 30
short = time. assure sou that 1 feel much better
than | have felt Tor months.
have had. during The course Of four years. Three
times an Inflammation of the klducys. Tic LAST
10 January. 1850, was iEe worst: and I took alot
Cf medicine 90 cure the same, Ia consequence or
which my stomach got terribly weai ened. ! me-
forcd from enormous pains. lad 90 bear great rDr-
ncnts when taking nOurishmeui. had slerpies5
nlghts-but none II the medicine was 81 tAe least
use o. me. NOW, IN consequence u taking HOP
BItters. these pains aud inconvenience have En-
tirely left me. ! have a good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while ! always
Lad 20 lay down during lie day, aud this almost
ever hour. / shall isink 10 nay da.y % recon-
mend the BitiCrs 10 all who suffer. l0r lam SIZE l
cannot thank the Lord enough that came eercs'
your preparation. and hope lie viii maintain you
q long time 10 come for Tie welfare OF su1crii :
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUsSLEn.
Gebr. Roster.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Fagan Found Guilty and Sentenced
% he Hanged.
fBy cable 70 the DispalchJ

DUBLIN. April 27.-The trial Of Michael
Pagan. fCr the murder Of Mr.. Burke. was
continued this morning. The ease for the
defence having closed, Judge OBrien
charged the jury. His remarks were 10
the effect that the testimony given
by the iniormcrs against the prlS-
soner bad been fully confirmed 10y other
witnesses. The Judge having finished his
charge the jury retired. aud after q short
deliberation they returned and announced
that they had found a verdict Of guilty
against the prisoner. On being asked II
he had ANYTHING 10 say why sentence
should not be passed upon him. Fagan
protested his innocence. He declared that
he was a Fenian. and would die one The
Judge then sentenced him 10 be hanged on
Oh. ssfh ~ MAY
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,rxecut,on in south Carolina.

WA1HALLA. :. G.. April ?7.-Frazier
COPELAND was hanged here to-day between
ID and / o'clock for the murder OF William
.Jobn Hunnicutt on the ID day OF last De-
cemher. About an hOur before his execu-
tion he was permitted 10 make n statement
from the window OF the Jail TO the crowd
ontside. in which he asserted his entire in
nocence Of the crime for which he was
about 10 die. His neck was broken, and
he died with scarcely a tremor. Every
thing went of quietly and in an orderly
manner. This is the first hanging that has
ever occurred in Oconee county.
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NonwIcn. -. Jane n. -

To ne Hop Bhasrs COMPANY:
Gentiemen,-Havfng suffered for many years
from biliousness. accompanied Win sickness and
dreadful headache being greatly fauguci With
oyerwork and long hours a. hu iness-j / lost all
energy. strength. and appetite. Was advised bYa
friend ia whom had seen such beneficial c.crts %
try Hop Bitiers. ald a few bottles have quite alter
"a and restored mc 20 better health ihan ever. I
have also recommended 70 90 otter friends, and avn
pleased % add with the nke result. Every claim
you make for 70 / can fully endorse. AID rcccE-
mend j. Is Az Incompatible tonic.
You're faithfully, :. ". Fl--.
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End of n Cigar-Makers' Strike.
ny telegraph % the Dispatch.l

NEW York. April 2,.-At a general
meeting Of the principal cigar-manufac-
turers to-day it was decided to yield the
az per 1000 advance demanded by the
strikers. This was caused. it was said. by
the fact thar the retailers had been advised
that after May lst they would he given the
advantage Of the reduction In the internal
revenue tax Of So, and having received
large orders in consequence for delivery
after the lst Of Nav. they could not iii
he. W.. - on u strike.
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The Conspiracy 10 Murder.

DUBLIN. April PA printer named
Gibney has been arrested here for connec-
ton with the conspiracy to murder. He
was arraigned in court to-day together
with Eugene Kingston, who was arrested
recently in Liverpool on the charge OF con-
spiracy 70 murder. Poole, the Fenian E
tire. who had turned infOrmer. was entered
against them. The man Deyine, who was
arrested at the time OF the affray in
Abbey street, when Detective Cox was
murdered, and who has turned informer,
was celled 10 testify against the prisoners.
Devine swore he was a Fenian. He stated
that several Fenians, among whom were
sullivan. an a%ucti0neer Of DOlier street,
who had been imprisoned as n suspect.
and a man named Boland, Of Manchester.
had condemned Poole 10 death, and had
ordered the prisoner Kingston TO carry out
the sentence.
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IRON PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

Gentlemen. Though not in the habit OF praising
patent medicines. winch for the most part arc not
only useless bat injurious, / have constantly used
Hop Bit;ers ior tie past four yesrs IN c2seaof Ind
gestlon. debility. fecbieuc b Of constitution. and IA
an disease caused hy poor ~ bad ventilation Naat
Of air aud exercise. 0~yerwors. and want ~ Ape
tie With the most perfect success.
am the first who introduced your Hop Bitiers
IN Portugal and spain. where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
ARON DEFONTE BELLA,
Profession de Chemie e Re Fsrmacie. toimorl
University. COimorl. Portugal.
rmh al--a.TnThAMlml
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. April 27-Fooa.-etOcks dan.
Money. 4kd5 per cent. Lxchangs-Long. 1921;
short ss5. state bonds dun. Governments ul-
changed.
Share speculations opened heavy. with prices
only A shade lower than yesterdays close. There
was a slight rally In some .harcs IN the early deal
ings. after whirb the market became dull and
weak. and about IL O'Clock recorded a decline Of
i<Ml. led by Chicago. Burlington aud Qul-lcy and
" abash preferred. This WAS subsequently, fol-
lowed by 4 recovery extending 20 =. but from then
I'M about 2 o'clock the market was extremely auil.
This want Of animation caused prices 10 sag of
sa5S, while Indiana. bloomington and Western
dropped /. During the last hour The ma rkct was
stronger on an increased volume OF bust css, and
The list sold mp he1S. led by Wabash. The market
closed generally stronger; C0mpared win ,oster-
GAYS final sales the general list IS a fraction and
Hannibal and -. joseph preferred = higher, while
Indiana. Bloomington and Western u 2 and Rich
mOnd and Danyille l.. lower. IraDs1ctions az
created $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April 27.-VirInia IS. scond
series, 364; past-due coupons, As ne" 1906.
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Obituary.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Rey. Or. c. b.
Boynton, for twenty-five years the pas
tor Of the Vine-Street Congregational
church, died here to-day aged seventy
seven. He was chaplain Of the House OF
Representative Of Washington for two
terms. Two OF his sons. Henry V. and
Charles A., are %well-known Washington
newspaper-men.
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CATARRII.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALsANuC D~IsTILLATION OF
WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE. ca
MADAM FUR. MARIGOLD, CLOVER
BLOSSOM, ETC,

for th. immediate relief and Permanent Cure Of
every form Of Catarrh, from ! simple Head Cold
or influenza. 70 the Loss Of Smell Tasto.and Hear
inc. Conch. Bronchitis. and lnclpient Consump-
ton. Relief in i've minutes IN anyand every case.
Nothing Ike il. Grateful. fragrant, wholesome
Cure begins from first APPLICATION aud Is rapid
radical. PEI armament, and neyer-failing.
one bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal soi-
vent. and sanford's Inhaler all In one pack
age. forming a complete treatment. OF all drug
gists. for 81. Ask for sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
PorTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
G0st0n.
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FROM REV. j.. c. BoYcE. NJ. 4.

OCTOBER 81. 1857
Dear sirs.-l have lately hni,hed my first bottle
OF Hop Bitter. After having FOR many years SUE
fered dccteiV from rheumatic govt inhertcdl,i
feel 80 much better. and can walk 30 much more
freely. should ike 20 continue The u1e q n. 7
write % ASK how many bottles YOU VIII let me have
for Il. 50 that I may always have some I'm stock.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEg-FfRsT EoARD.-2.000 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, 81 Glass b. AZ TEX, 1000 do. at 72S.
SECOND BoARp.-1O shares Petersburg railroad
at 25k. 10 do. at 25is, 10 do. at 25h, 10 do. at 25s'
10 do. at 25K, 10 do. 81 Is, 10 Do. at 25x, 10 DO.
at 25s, 100 90. at 25h. 20 do. at 25a, 10 do. al
25x,2 20 do. ut 25N, 10 do. az 251, 10 do. at 2o4.
10 do. at 25., 10 do. at 25., 10 do. at 25s, 10 do.
ut 25s, 10 do. at 254, 10 do. at 254. 80 do. at
25A; 1000 Petersburg Railroad = Glass B. bonds
at 7S1, 1000 DO. at 72r; 1000 Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad first rs at 75S.
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ON THE
i. Wife.Murderer Hanged at Eliza
b%ctntouu. -. u.
TBy telegrapn % ne DispaIch.

TBy telegraph 90 ne blspa,on.l
ELIzABETHTowN. y. Y. April 27.-Henry
u. Debosnvs was hanged in the iail-yard
here to-day for the murder Of his wife. He
slent sonndly last night, and dressed HIM
ELI csrefuIly this morning in a new suit OF
clothes purchased with money paid him by
\ doctor to whom he sold his body for dis
section. He was extremely critical in the
INSPECTION of the apparatus for execution.
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uo dopied that ho Vs..

a few remarks. He denied that he was not {
in sympathy with the League movement.
Re had been a Home-R Ruler for twelve
years, and had come from Georgia 10 tes-
tify his earnest sympathy with the move
ment.
The delegates then separated.
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sirs-Haying suffered from extreme nervous de-
bilffu for four years. anu having tried tl ksnds OF
medicine and change Of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever. ] vas persuaded by
friend to Try Hot biuers- ANA the excel. ! am hap
cums'anccs ] feel n nay duty 20 give this tesum0-
Mai for he fene1t u othcrs.as may say ln n0w
entirely well. therefore 1 can justly ANA VITA con-
feenee give personal testimony 20 anyone wishing
% call upoI me. Yours truly, HEsEN HALL.
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~PLASTERs.

NOLLIYs's VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
" PLAsTERs For the relief ana prevention
ruK tSSTkNT 1T IS AfrLiED. oi Eneumailaln
anr,iy5s' ~Seiatlra. Coughs, Colds Weak Back
Stonaeh. ana Bowels. shooting rains Numuhess'
Hystertl, Female Pains Palplfanon, Dyspeps,a'
,a.r,,cs ~ COILINSfS PLAsrfRS Tan ELES-
TRIc BATTERY combined win a rok0ss
PIAsTFRl, and laugh at pain. zoe everywhere
an
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

DETROIT, April 27.-On the Grand
Trunk railway, near Olivett, this morning.
a passenger train stopped on the main track
owing to an accident to the brakes. y
freight train following close behind failed
10 observe the signal TO stop, and crashed
into the rear OF the passenger train. SILVER
1nr two Pullman cars into fragments.
Three persons were killed-Conductor 7.
7. wall. Of Montreal; II. Frye. Of Ensle-
wood. y. J.; and John W. Higgins. travel
ling agent. from Detroit. Ten more per-
snns are renorted iniured-sOme fatally.
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LONDON. Enc, April ~. l-e2.
! End Hop Bitters p most wonderful meaira.
combination sealthful. liood-purifY ing. and
strengthening. / can from analysis as we'll AS from
medical knowledge. highly recommend tlem as a
valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoTI,ARD.
superintendent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
An Appeal Ia be Taken In "a Railroad
Case-Mrs. Mason Files her Answer
10 Bigelow's Suit for Counsel Fees.
IDy Telegraph % the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Solicitor OF
the Treasury has directed that an appeal be
taken TO the United States Supreme Court
in the ease OF the United States rs. The
Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad Com
pany, just decided in favor of the defend
ant company. The statute OF limitations
was set up against the claim Of the Govern
ment by direction Of the court.
Through her counsel. MIS-. Bette Mason
has filed an answer in the Equity Court to
the suit OF Benjamin +. BigeIow for coun-
sci fees in defending her husband, Sergeant
Mason. She states that Bigelow volunteer
ed TO assume the case, and was not Of her
choice; that she never agreed to pay him
for his services. but bad Of her WI Volt
ton paid him $3.50, for which she holds his
receipts: that he connected himself with
her husbands defence only for his own
gloriication and for the benefit Of his repu-
tation. and finally denies the jurisdiction OF
the court. and holds that his claim Is not
good in equity. but must be prosecuted as
any other civil action.
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Flour.
BY Telegraph.

Flour-We quote. Zine. t3Ns3.25: superGne.
S3.7j6s4.25:extra S5.i5GsJ.4O. common iau-
lly, s5.50Gf5.7J; Patent family. s7Gt7.75.
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NFW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

SEw YORK. April 27.-Couon-Net receipts,
a. bales: gross receipts, Bis bales. fuiurts closed
firm: sales. l2l.0OU bales; Anril. slO.35m
sl0.37: Nav. s~lO.36GslO.37; jane. .iO.52M
SlO.53: July. sl0.65: August. SlO.75fpflO.7b:
september, sl040aSl0.4s: October, elO.l5;
November. SlO.O5msi0.n6: December, slo.O7@
siO.Og: January. SlO.IGa3l0.ls.
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L. :. CONSULATE, MAScuEsTTn. EgG-,

GentIemen,->ince writing YOU 81 the great bsg-
eat | had derived from taking Hop Bitter. J gave
2 friend 4 bottle whohad been suffering much from
dyspepsia aud sluggish liver. and the change was
marvellous; he appeared another being aitogetier.
Tie had tried several other remedies without aay
benefit. J could name over a dozen other miracg-
lous cures. ARTHUR &. HALL.
Consular ficFk.
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4 FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

FtBHIAE1 = 1877
/ have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop WtterS. and can easily recommend them
as a pleasant and eaicscious medicine. I have
found them specially useful In eases OF congestion
Of the kidaeys, as well ~ IN bilious Orange
meats. Rev. J. MILNEg. ~. n.
Rector 10 The Duke o. EdiEbury
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LUNUUN. NO. NtrIffNNVT 7. .-|Z.
an pleased 10 testify 10 the goods fLcctso II Your
Hop Bitters. Have been suffering 2 long time with
severe pair In the left side aud across me iOins. aud
having tried q number Of so-callci remedies wlGl-
ont any fencnL. ! am glad 10 acknowledge the gre3.
relief | have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES NATsOS.
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FROM OULD IRELAND.

DLHLINf NVF'HITfT - N|--f
Hop Biners Company:
Gentlemen.-Yon may be interested 10 learu tl1t
one Of the most emiaent judges on The Irsh bench
IA customer Of mine highly approves q your Hop
Bittcrs. having received great benefit from their
use. I. T.. HOLMES. Chemist.
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distressing Browning Accident.

DAYTON. OHIO, April 27.-John O'Con-
nell and wife Yesterday missed their little
daughter and started in search OF her with
out feeling any alarm. Passing near a
deep canal they discovered the child
struggling In drowning agonies. The
father plunged in to the rescue. but was
unable 10 swim, and was seized with
and sank. The wife sprang 10 as
,ist her husbond and child. and she also
sank. The entire family were taken out
dead n few minutes later by men who were
attracted bv the mothers screams and Wit
messed part Of the tragedy, but could not
rnnrh fhem In time.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Double Murder and Suicide.
by telegraph 10 ihe Dispatch.l

by Telegraph To NE DArpdtti-l
NEW YORK. April 27.-At 6 O'Clock this
morning William MacDuff, 4 financial
broker doing business at 3 Nassau street,
in this city, and living at 149 Pulaski
street. Brooklyn, shot and killed his wife.
his six-year-Old son. and himself. The
pistol-shots were heard by 4 tenant living
on the upper floor, but be supposed
them 10 have been discharged by
some BOYS in the street. and it was not I'M
til two hours later that the tragedy became
known. Mrs. MacDuf was found lying
face downward. with 4 bullet wound IN
the back Of her head. She was dressed,
and was engaged in preparing breakfast
when shot. The boy Willie was in his
crib. and had evidently been shot while
asleep. MacDuff was lying partly dressed
on a bed in the room in which the crib
stood. lie had shot himself through the
mouth. No reason for the double murder
and suicide Is known. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Duff had been married eight years. and
were supposed 10 live happily together.
The following letter, addressed to Mac
Duf,s brother. was found:
Dear Brother Jack,-If anything hap
pens 10 me. / want you 20 have whatever l
NAV leave. Put Willie and ne M your
plat. This is my last request. Your IN
fortunate brother WILLIAM.
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Condemnation years / hHyc been % sufferer
from kid1eV compliant. and from using y0ur Hon
sitter. nm entirely cured. and can recommend
them - al suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HAEGfs.
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the Proposition for n Peace Con-
gress Was Received

WASHINGTON. April 27.-The forthcom-
ing annual volume Of the Diplomatic Cor
r~espondence. now nearly ready for publ
cation. shows that the invitation OF the
Uuited States for Peace Congress OF all
nations in North and South America. was
accepted very promptly by nearly every
Government 10 which it was sent.
There was none Of the diplomatic
delay usually attending important pro-
positions. Mexico accepted with great
cOrdiality, declaring that the object de-
served the most sincere appreciation ana
approval. Guatemala, Salvador, and Hon.
duras accepted at once without reserve
ton. Nicaragua and Costa Rica cordially
approved the design. but deferred for
NAL acceptance until they could learn
definitely that the Congress would
assemble. Venezuela accepted in the
most enthusiastic response, believing
that the labor Of the Congress would
be beneficial TO peace throughout Anne
rica. and thence exert an influence
upon Europe. Even in Chill. where extra
ordinary objections were anticipated, the
Foreign Secretary replied that the lauda-
bic purpose for which the Congress was
invited must meet the approval Of all M
uons. Brazil. the only American monar-
chy. accepted the invitation cordially, the
Emperor's Government declaring that
Brazil was deeply interested in the move
ment.
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COLCHESTER. ESG.. August Is. 1882.

OLintN XIX FNfFss AA-uHi = re-
G-entlemen.-T was troubled with a very fnd form
OF indigestion for a long time and tried many
things IN vain until I got some Hop niiiers- and or
taking was quite cured. ana remain - tl thi-
time. II Is now three months ago Since I was taJ.
r. BILL.
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Shot Through the Head.

H|ARRoDsBuRG. KY., April 27.-Congress-
man phil. B. Thompson, Jr., shot Walter
Davis A. he was stepping from a smoking
car this morning on the Cincinnati South
ern railroad. Thompson Was inside the
car. and the ball went through Dayis's
bead producing instant death. The cause
macv Of Davis with ThompsOn's wife.
After the shooting Thompson walked away
unmOlested.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April 81, 1853.

PORT Or RltHhpNb APRIL IL 1905.
ARRIVED.
Schooner D.. H.. Ingr4ham, Greeley, RocklaBd.
Schooner i. Elmo. Watts, Iockland. lime, V ar
~ schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, New York, hay
schooner }. W. Ponder, Qunlan. Philadelphia.
Schooner Fayorste, Eld1ase, Norfolk, light, 10
SAILED.
steamship Ola Dominion. walker. New York,
merchandise and passengers o.. W. Alien & 20.
agents.
disc. j. ". McCarrick. agent
steamer Nellie Whit. clifford Norfoik' Nnis-i
state mail, mtTchaudlt'' ~LN p@'>fh-tfoa l. u
Tarrr superintendent
schooner Harriet :. Brooks, Hsey, Ncw York.
Schooner Governor j. Y. smith. W.cker-on.
Portsmouth. coal. Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
Company; vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Henrietta simmons, Bennett, New
York. slaves and OIL; vessel' Curtis < Parker.
schooner Thomas g.. Benton, Cayanagr, New
York ana stanford. slaves ana bark; vessel, Cur
Schooner r. II. Kirk. Norton. Enz.belhpori,
railr0ad-tles, S0ryell, Leake & Co. vessel curtis
4 Parker.
ria Wilcox wharf, ties. curtis & Parker.
schooner A. COhn, Fisher, Washington, coal.
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company vessel,
schooner ". II. Kennel, soper, Philadelphia
coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
A PROM WEST FONT.
steamship Anglers tBr.l. Plnkham, Brazil. aoar.
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company also, mes-
chAndise from New York.
PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS, APRIL ~, 1888.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED,
Steamer Lurav. schermcrhorn. Norfolk, laer
chandlse and passsnscrs- Chesapeake aud Ohio
RAILWAY Company land sailed on rs;urnl.
steamer Accomac. Deik. merchandise and pa
senxers. -mlthneld, Chesapeake and chic Railway
COMPANY and sailed on rcIurnl.
steamer Northampton, McC7rrlek. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ohis
HALLWAY Company land sailed on rsturni.
Steamship Manhattan. stevens, New YORK, mer
chandLc.
scnooner II. N. Crowell. -, Boston, light.
SAILED.
steamship Manhattan, stevens, New Yors, mer
chandise-
schooner WeyhasSef, -. Boston, coal, Che~a
pcake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Virginia Ruior, Knion, Boston, Goa
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
Schooner kndicott. -. Philadelphia Coz.
/ Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-28
FOR @ELAND'S DELIVERAACE.
TIE GREAT CONVENTION OF
IRTSHMEN.

Harmonious Proceedings Yesterday
The English Governments severely
Criticised and Condemned in the
Preamble aud observation-disclosures
satfon OF the New League Com.
pieted. with Alexander Sullivan. OF
Chicago. as acknowledgements