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The Chicago MayoraIty Contest.

CHICAGO. March 23.-The committee ap-
pointed by the Republican city convention
to confer with the independents, who have
nominated II. T. Crane FOR MAYOR, were in
session with the Independent committee
Yesterday afternoon and until late at night.
Crane i a wealthy and prominent manu-
f|acturcr OF high standing, and known
chiefly a. q Successful Businessman. lie i
a lifelong Republican. but 81 a strongly
independent nature. The opposition 10 him
inside the Republican rank Is confined toa
few OF the politicians, headed by Congress
man George X. Davis. Ill chief competi-
itOr in the mIyOralty race viii be Carter
II. Harrison, the present mayor, who has
many strong political combinations in his
favor. Should the Republicans endorse
Crane. however, il is considered very near
lv certain that Dc will be elected. Crane
las not sought the nomination, but. on the
contrary. announced 10 the conference last
night that # another man could be selected
upon whom both Independents aud Rcpub-
Leans could unite moro heartily than upon
him he would willingly withdraw in favor
OF that candidate. The conference viii
hold further meetings this week. The
election occurs April 81.
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Indian cufraScs i'm Montana.

FORT BENTON. MONTANA. March 3D.
Runner. and scouts bring information Of
the most daring raid by cree Indians, who
belong on property beyond the Canadian
line, that has been made in many years.
The party. supposed to numter 21O braves.
are represented a. moving down Marias
river, killing cattle and other stock rs they
90. At daybreak on the 19,h instant a
small war-party Of Piegaus, headed by
Little Dog and q number Of white men,
had q harp engagement with tue Crecs.
killing two Of them and securing their
,calps. Two PieguGs We're wounded and
one horse was killed. The bodies OF ten
oxen were found near Fort Conrad which
had been killed by the %marauding band.
and forty horses were driven OF by the
same party near the lame place. The H.
disn- seem to he heading towards Canada.
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John UoMnrtI paNne.s Ecmnina.

NEW YORK. March "a large number
~ visitors. among whom We're miny 10
dies. called nj the CITY Hall to-day % see
the Wing in state Of the remains OF John
Howard Payne. During the day a con-
slant stream Of visitors passed in aud out
Of the room where the body lay Guarded
by the ,crceant-at-arm- Of the Board u
Aldermen. Some Of the ladies' scattered
flowers on the caskei. The remains viii
be removed TO the Pennsylvania railroad
depot this afternoon q, ; O'Clock, and de-
liyered by the aldcrmanic committee 70 the
Washington committee. II Is expected
that prior % the removal 81 the body from
the City Hall a brief adlres, will De made
by A'gerucn :. sullivan, and the poem.
God and our Native Land recited by
4. T.. Adams. After these fcryiCes. and
while the remains are being removed to the
hearsc. GilmoTe's band. from the balcony
Of the City Hall, win play "Home, sweet
Home"
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A Fatal Game or Cards.

LWELY SHOOTING II THE sEMINOLE NlTION.
IT. LOUIS, 3larch pa dispatch from
Muskagee, l.. T., says: ON the border Of
the territory OF the seminole Nation Brady
Bretney. Iii Perry man, Billy Grimmitt,
and an Indian were engaged in q game If
cards. which finally ended in a free Gght,
in which the Indian killed Bretney and
Perrymqn. Grimmitt, who took no active
part in the fight, wgs accidentally killed
during the shooting by one OF the combat
anti. The next morning two brothers
named Nose and Gabriel Marshall, friends
OF the dead men, followed the Indian, who
had fed, and coming M with him, riddled
III. body with bullets.
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Some months since NJ. Aurillc, an archi-
tect, ordered Of 4 Pari, %upholstecer named
Distruit q suit OF bedroom furniture for
300 francs. lie was delighted with hi'
bargain, until one morning his wife, while
dressing, read on the hack Of the toiie,-
table A" Regrets eternels" engraved in the
marble. The effect produced or her mind
by this discovery led to further inyestiga-
ton Of the furniture. The marble top OF q
chest Oh DRIVERS was lifted, and on the un-
der side u. and Nine. Aurilie read: Bon
pere, bon epoux.v All speculation was
then az an end; NJ. Distruit had gone 10
the cemetery for bis marble slabs. NJ. Au-
rifle declared that he would have no such
sepulchral memorials in MS house. and
asked tie tradesman to take back the fur
nilure. The latter having declined, the
architect refused 10 pay the bill. The
Civil Tribunal o. the Seine held that the
marble was not less marble because i had
once been put to funeral uses, aud ordered
NJ. AuTille 90 pay.
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ASorth Carolina Hanging.

GRAHAM, y. C.. March 23.-Jerome Holt
lcolored) was hanged here to-day for enter
ing The house Of William Ferrell, in the
suburbs OF G~ib,onyillc, a small town IN
Alamance county. and ieloniously assault
ing the inmates. The execution took place
in the i1ll-yard. and was strictly private.
sheriff H0ltOn acted s. eXccutioner. Holt
was resigned to his fate. He profesSed re-
ligion. and said had he not been under the
Influence Of liquor he would not have COM
miited the crime. The drop fell at l
O'Clock
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Bloody Couaic; Between Cattiemen
and W~eNfcans.

SAN FRANCISCO. March "a Tombstone
(Arizona) dispatch say, that this afternoon
a report reached the city Of a terrible con-
dict between cattlcmeu and Mexicans, in
which about six men were Killed. IL oc-
cured at Morrison's ranch, at Barbaca-
mari. thirteen miles from Fort Huachuca.
A later courier from Cliariestown states
that the party while engaged yesterday
afternoon around some newly-diseovered
coal.ilelds were attacked by a band OF
twenty indians without warming, and seye-
rul were killed and three wounded. A
pqrtv from Charle~town left this evening
10 bring the bodies in. The coroner OF
this city lett at 5 O'Clock to hold on inquest.
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The Observance Of Good Friday Ia
Ncg York.

NEW YoRK. March 23.-GoOd Friday
was observed to-day in the churches here
and in Brooklyn by the usual services,
which were largely attended. Many o; The
courts adjourned for the day, and the Pro-
duce. Stock. Cotton. Iron, and Metal Ex-
changes closed their doors. As the day
was not a legal holiday the banks. custom
house, sub-treasury, aud public offices were
generally open n usual.
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Washington Ifcms.

WASHINGTON. March pa statement
has been prepared 1T the Treasury, which
shows the total estimated receipts OF the
Government forthe fiscal year ending June
30. 1883. under the operation OF the new
tariff act 10 De $l05.000, 900. OF thiSamOunt
500. eco. G0O is the estimated revenue from
customs: ElfS,510,0o0 from internal reye-
nue.: aud S41,jJ0,0Q0 from miscellaneous
sources.
The revenue for the fiscal year eUded
June 80. 1882. were a. follows: Customs
S220. 10000; internal revenue. Sl46,4)I,
600: miscellaneous sources, S33. 6ls,0V0-
total. Si03,J2j.000
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Tuo uur,,erers HANGED.

LAFAYETTE. Ca, March 23.-Wiiliam
Banks and Green Cunningham (colorcd)
were hanged here to-day for the horrible
murder q II. II. Rudd, Il highly-rcspec'ed
citizen - Walker county. last january.
The gallow~. fitted with the ordinary trap,
was erected three quarters OF a mile from
the town. The execution was public, and
fully 10000 people were present. The pris-
oners passed their las, night quietly, and
early this morning they expressed their
rn1linn.- u die
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NEWS
TO TIE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The Relations Between the United states
and England; the Latter Government An
noyed-Two Murderers Hanged In Georrin-
Collectors Of Customs Appointed for Peters.
burg and Xorkfown-Business Failures
Last Week in the United states-FataI
Shooting in the Seminole Natiou-Ncn Can
tured and Shot in Lake Valley by United
states T~roops-Indian ouiragcs in Mon
tana by Canadian savagcs-Execution in
Arkansas-The Recent so-Calicd Accident
to Cnecn Victoria Eruption OF VT. Etna.
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Advices received in London from Bue-
nos Ayres under date OF the oath ultimo
report that a light occurred in Patagonia
between troops II the Argentine Republic
aud Gillian troops, owing to the refusal oi
the former 70 quit Gillian territory. Seye-
raj men were killed and a number wound
ed. The Argentines finally retired across
the frontier.
A dispatch from Muskogce, Indian Ter
ritory, says a company OF soldiers from
Fort Gibson have gone ont 10 arrest the
beliigerent Greeks. Troops from Fort
Reno will coopetate. and the hostile forces
be compelled TO disband. E
III Millions OF packages Of the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without a single com
plant. Everywhere they are the iayogite
bycs.
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Trial OF Alleged COnspir,Fers.

DUBLIN, March 23.-Tbe trial g Nugent
and twelve other members Of the krm5gh
Assassination Society on the chargp Of Il
conspiracy to murder was continued at
Beliastto-day. The counsel for the Crown,
IN closing the ease m his side, sought 10
connect OD0n0yan Rosa, John D~ry.
james Redpath, end g.. J.. sheridan with
the Society, which ne said promoted the
conspiracy. Judge Lamson, IN chargng
the jury, spoke strongly against the pTi-
sOner-.
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Outlaws Murdered by United States
TrUcps IN Lake Valley.

DgyvER, March H. In Lake Valley, at
daybreak yesterday, Major Fountoin'>
command surprised and captured Jack
Watts and William Gillard, two noted
e. ru,tlers.' When the soldiers had n
rived at camp. and while they were uusad-
ding their horses. the prisoners made a
break FOR liberty. They had gained a lead
Of 200 wards. when Fountain ordered hi,
men 20 fire. and both "rusticrs fell dead,
r,tdlrL with bullets.
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Disgusting Giad.tore.a R..ircmcnt

LONDON. March 23.-The Ddipy NeirS. in
q leader referring to the renewed ruin0r
that Gladstone Intends 10 retire soon from
the office Of Premier or from the House oil
Commons. says there isno occasion for dis.
quiet. The nation need not he yerpleXed
with the fear Of a sudden or immediate
change. which. when il comes. cannot bat
affect the relations OF the Liberals to the
country. \ change cannot be indefinitely.
nor. counting by years, long deferred, and
it j. well to keep it in mind, and be pre-
nlrel inr n.
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ELECTRIC

NOLIINS'S NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
y PLA>If.ES.-For tie relief and prevention,
IUE INSTANT "a l. ATPLIED. Of rheumatism,
EturlIIt. r~cliiicl, Coughs, Colds. Weak Back.
stomach, and BoUel5. shooting Pains SumbEe,3.
Uy,terit, Female Pains. FAlpitati0n. Dyspepsia.
Liver C0mplNnf, Bilious Fever, Malaria. aud
Fpilomics. u,e COLiINs'S PLAtT : IAN
EiTCTRIc BATTERN combined With = PO-
ROCS PLAsIEkl, AZ Ia an ~ pfln: 2sc. every
where. mn ---lha-1Zt
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n Passion Play.

LOUISVILLE. March 23-J. X. Mulkey
has been in correspondence with Salmi
Morse with q view Of having the Passion
PLAY presented in this city during the lat
ter mart - the summer. Application has
been made 10 the Mayor OF Louisville for
permission to produce the play, and al
ihouvh no definite answer has been given,
II i, thought that he will not give his con-
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Queen Victoria.

LoNDOv. March 23.-rls more the acct
dent 10 queen Victoria is investigated the
more it becomes evident that il wa. OK the
most trifine nature. No alarm has been
icit here at any time, and no bulletins have
been issued. The latter ta sufficient indi-
cation that neither the physicians nor the
public were concerned about the condition
az the OuPcD.
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Appointment Of Collectors OF CustSml
fH Petersburg as<S Yorktown. Va.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March 23.-Th,
President has appointed %obn W. Wads-
worth United STAKES Consul at s~altillo,
Mexico; james u. Bowie. collector OF
customs for the district a. Petersburg,
Va; Henry Deb. Clay, coIfrstor OF Gus
toms for the district OF Yorktown. Va. ;
Henry A. Wilson. receiver OF public
moneys 1t Montgomery, Ala7 uce Paul
~strobach, resigned.
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The Hcu Work TrnerLY.

NEW YoRE. March 23.-A writ ~ hcJedS
cOrgus and certi0rdri was issued by the
Supreme Court to-day IN the case -
George W. Conkling. Jr., held FOR shoot
ing and killing Wilbur II. llayerstick,
commanding Coroner Lay u appear and
show cause tomorrow why the accused
should not be admitted 70 bail. Conkline's
counsel claims that a the shooting was
iu-tiiabie his client should Je admitted to
q .r
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Thc suow Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Snow iell here
all day. and snow is reported to-day tr5tu
Wilmington, y. c, and Lynchburg, Va,
TO Montreal and Halifax. AZ sc,ne points
in Canada the depth OF to-day's fall is ironl
ten 10 eIshteen inches. ~
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GkTARKiE.
COMPLETE TREATMENT. 81.


y NiNH IT. HNNf va
SASFORD's RADICAL CURE
instantly relieve ,hemost violent SEEEZiNG or
HEAD COLDS. CLEARS the HEAD Is Ly
magic. STOPS WATERY DISCHARGES FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES, PREVENTS RINGING
NOISES N TIE HEAD, CURES NERVOUS
HEADACHE, AMI ,UgDUEs CHu.LS aud FE-
YER
In CHRONIC CATARRU r. cleauscs the nasal
passage Of foui mucus. restores the sen-es OF smell,
ttstc. and hearing VIXEN ,Gcctel. frees tie head,
throat, ana bronchial tutes Of offensive matter,
sweetens aad par,hcs tie breath, stops the cough,
aud arrests the progress Of Ca.arrh towards Com
sumption.
one bVt;le Radical cure, one tox Catarrhal sole
vent. all s~anfora'- Inhaler, an in one pack
age. Of ali druggists, for IL. Ask for SASToED's
RADICAL CURE.
POTTER Drug AND CHEMICAL Co,
Potion
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.y.TzoSERs' MATERIAL.


THETNDER.IGNED,H HAVING BLEy
APPOINTED AGENT FOR II. N%ILLgIsER,
Trustee l0s B~aagbns>n sr0thcS,
oG-rs or sale al their store, No. 1917 nA!ustreI
their large and assorted sock of god, Sonriss-
.iuk %
wR kpPiSC- sad WETTTNG-PAPEils-
FLAT, PgISTING-PApEkS, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWINEs. PAPEH BAGS.
BLkNK-B0Ogs,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &C.
Order fos all sinas o. PRINTING icifed ara
promptly executed.
Al goods soii Il GREATLY EEDUcED
PRICES FUR CASH, Q, she trrstee desires n
c.o,. cat :he same - -9oa a. practicable.
O.. c. BAUGuaAN,
r. 25-In AGENT f0r II. MlilhseF, rr 90.
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Rus,ues. Failures for week.

NEW Y0RE. March 23.-Ihe busines9
failures for the past week number l95,
against 225 the week previous. The New
. England states had H.; Middle states, 80;
Western states, 81; Southern States, 81;
Pacific states and Territorle-, II; New
York city. :; Canada, -.
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Execution in Arknnsna.

LITTLE Rock, March 23.-Nlck Walker
(,oloredl. who last August murdered Tom
jenkins (also colored) in Argenta. was
hanged to-day in Pulaski county iail-yard.
lie protested his innocence until q short
time before his execution. when he con-
fp~.pi-
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Brady's TRIAL Emigrants for Amcrjru

DUBLIN, March 23.-The trial Of Joe
Brady for participation in the Phunix-
Park murders has been fixed for the 10th
Of April. Ihe rest OF the prisoners to be
tried for that crime and for assault on
Juror Field viii be afterwards tried >ingly.
one hundred and ioTty-eight emigrants
have left Connemara for America.
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GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANC

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
R%TCHNuNp. March q, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-Whi,e. l22 5ushelt Red. 1924 bu-h-
els.
CoRN.-Whitc, I.O75 bushels. Mixed, e0 bash
els.
NEAL.-So bushels.
PsA>.-5i bushels.
SAILS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, SO bushels fax >h0rtoerry AZ
fl.lJ.
COHN.-Whifc. fji g-heis very good on private
& rms. 100 hushel. very good at 3d.. Mixed, g.
bushels prime 40 63c.
NJ Alto uu-hel. at SO % 61c.
BLACK PEAs-tO hu,hel, on private terms.
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PARIS. March 23.-The Anarchists, Deer
cure. AIIemane, Letilleure. Fuzilier, aud
BesteIle. baye been released from custody.
II Il stated that the other Anarchists arrest
cd recently VIII shortly be liberated, go
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EsPapc of Convicf,.

BOISE CITY. IDAHO, March 23.-Four
p%ri,oners coufiued in the Territorial pcni-
~tentiary here o%yerpowered two guards
while az work II a stone-Quarry yesterday,
and escaped. They took the weapons Of
the guards with them.
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Mount Etna in ,IotIon.

CArANIA, SICILY, March 23-T:O6 f. N
The eruption Of Mount Ecna i. increasing
in violence. Anew crater has opened. The
lava from the volcano threatens ID over
whelm Nicolosi and other villages. People
living in threatened places are ileeiDg from
their homes. Troops are assisting them.
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Cincinnati seems o. be situated on the
river Eau-bigher. Philadelphia Bulletin.
In eonversine lately with one OF our re-
porters, Mr. Clarence ID. Gregory, 291
Broadway, New York, told OF bis terrible
experience with sciatic rheumatism and
Iumbago. He used ~. Jacobs Oil and o
was ss well rs eYer.- Brooklyn Eagle.
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william H.. Blair died at his residence, IN
this place, at ! a. VI. He will be buried
tomorrow with military bonors by tn,
Corps OF Cadets Of the Virginia Military
Institute.
SKETCH oF HIS CAREER.
Colonel William T.. Blair was born in
Richmond in 1877, and at the time OF hi.
death was in the sixty-sixth year OF his age.
He was the son OF the laie John G.. Blair.
for many years cashier OF the Farmers Bank
of Virginia. and q brother Of MeSsrs. Jane,
II. Blair and Lewis II. Blair. Of this city,
and OF Mrs. Lewis f. Haryic, OF Amelia
Mrs. Dr. John i. Haryic. Of Powhatan,
and Mrs. General Gibb-, OF New York,
After receivinga c~ommon-schOol education
Young Blair was at the age OF seventeen
appointed to West Point. from which in.
stitution he graduated with distinguished
hOnors in 1888. In July OF that year he
was appointed second lieutenant Of the
Second artillery, United STATES army: N
November, 1910, promoted % fret lieu
tenant OF the Second artillery; and IN 1871
was made assistant professor of mathematics
at West Point, in which latter position h.
continued until 1913. He served through
the Mexican war In a staff capacity under
General Taylor. and for meritofiOus con-
duct IL CerTO GOrdo was made 4 brevet
captain. At the conclusion 81 the Next
can war Captain Blair was assigned to
commisSary duty in the Department Of
TeXas-first under General Persifor smith
and afterwards under General u. T..
Twiggs. At the breaking out Of the hate
civil war Captain Blair wls in Texas, bu;
Immediately identified himself with the
cause Of hi, native State, and repairing 10
Richmond. was commissioned 10y Governor
Letcher commissary-goucral Of the Army
OF Virginia, in which position he served
until the Virginia troops were turned over
70 the Confederate authorities. He W.,
then appointed q colonel Of c0mmi>sary I'm
the regular army Of the Confederate State
VITA headquarters in Che Trans-Mississippi
and during the entire struggle no officer
was better known to the army ~ that de-
pgrtmeHt for energy. executive ability, and
whole-souled devotion 10 duty
After the wal Colonel Blair was called Ia
The chair II natural and experimental
philosophy 1t the Virginia Military Insti-
tuto. formerly occupied by StOnewall
Jackson. filing il with marked sue
cess until 1916, when i'll health forced
him to retire. Among his old army
associates and friends Colonel Bllir
was universally esteemed for his GAL
lantry a, n soldier. his mental attachments,
aud his high-bred courtesy q G gentleman.
He was a thorough scholar, dciighting in
polite literature ~ well ~ i'm science. In
lS49 Colonel Blair married 4 Miss Nicoll.
~ New York. lie leaves two chIldren-a
son. II. W. Blair. who l. attached To the
United States Coast Survey, and 4 daugh-
ter, Mr.. Anderson, wife q the Hon. viii
liam A. Anderson. Oi LeXington.1
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.n,r,,cy Report Contradieted.

RALEIGH, y. c., March 23.-The report
Of the murder by Allen Williamson OF his
wife and daughter in Moore county is IN
true. The woman had LETT her home and
gone to an adjoining county to get work ia
a factory.
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Iabouuye Not Eying.

PARIS. March 23.-rhe condition OF NJ.
Edouard Laboullye, the %well-kn0Vn iu-
ri,t. who several dly- ago wa reported 20
be- dying, /. much improved.
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ncafh on the Rail.

ATLANTA. GA, March 23.-W. II. Fisher
fell between the cars on the East Tennc'-
see. Virginia aud Georgia railroad lust
night. near Dallas, Ga, and WAS killed.
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hNEtkAb.
Schoou,~ Hcrrv g. Winship. Dolue. Boston.
guano. Richmond and Danvtlic r.ilrp4t.
schooner panlei clifford, smith, Ne" iorS. salt
r.. r. iliImS & 80.
Srhooner Lena Boaed, Powell, Ptilliolphia.
coal. :. II. Halves.
schooner Wac, gadd, philadelphia. coat. C.. IT.
Page.
Davenport A Morris.
schooner Walters, Galloway. Alexandria, grlil-
t,allt gl-Mllls N1nuflcturlag toulplnY.
schooner Reading Railroad No. -. In-ley, Phtt-
adclphia. p~ig-ir0n. 81 Dominion IRON asd Nall-
works.
steamship old Dominion. Walser, Sew York.
merchandise and PASSENGERS u. ". Alien * 90.
Steamer Wyoming, smith. Phladeiphi mer-
chlndi-e. !. ". Mctnrri,k. -Sput.
steamer ARIEL. clifford, Nurf0is, Tinted >lates
mail, nerchanlhse, MT pa--.n-ers =. H. IAt!G ,
superintendent
Bark Anna tSor.f. WiDsl9ri- no Jiusig0. four.
HnNali-Crensnaw company.
POETOF NETWORKS NEWS, MARCH -, %.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lrr8v, SclermerhOrn. Norfolk. nor
c~ilalli-e and ~Tas.cuger-- Chesapeake ana ono
8lliwry Cumpauy land ~-iied D. rctsrnl.
steamer Acc0inac. Dcik, nierch-n4l-e aud f-h-
.enyers, -mitllrii. Chesapeake aha 'll0 Railway
Company tanl 1le-l en- rcturpi.
Steamer Northampton. MCCarrick, S1Ff.iA
merchtu6i- gnI uls-.nrcr~. Chesapeake ANA chlr
Railway COMPANY tard sailed n rcturni.
SAILED.
steamship Een3wha. Grsuwo0f. New London,
cosi. Chc.apGie anu ohio Raila4, Company.
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The Nexicnn Travellers.

ClnCsCo, March 23.-GeneraI Dsz and
party lett for the East this morning. They
will make their first stop az Niagara Falls.
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EREiLlZE;iA
SHoCKOE MILLS.

SiiOCkOE MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
grind thls plaster FRESH DAItN - ordered.
and can guarantee it 10 be superior 10 any IN The
m2rSet. being sole AGENT Tor the bc-t 11srrles in
Nova scotia. IL viii be we'll y ges prices before
bus Ing elsewhere, especially for grou1i.
NARNER MOORE,
Manufacture Ground Plaster,
Dealer ~ Lime, Cemeat. &C.,
foot Seventeenth street south side Of Doesi.
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