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WINTER rRADE-1ses.

aE FALL AND WINTER TRADE-1s6s'
J.E. DOHERTY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. ga Main street. between Eighth aAd Ninth
streets, calls attention to the largest STOCK OF
GOODS he has ever offered at the commenc cement
Of seaEon. ..--.
The style. are new, the fabrics excellent, and
the prices will be made satisfactory to all who are
disposed to have garments made to order.
Gall and examine the stock. sc Kim
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MaRRrEIs.

AZ rIay.street Ma,hndist church: on Ih,ifsa ~ !.
the feth instant by the Esy r.. a. petsI ,sma T..
StMUEL A. HtRWUUD to Miss Emma -
SMITH; sill Of this city. No caras.
On the inh instant, By Rev.: Il. unc snsH1
ALBEIT 6OODE. EsGts 10 smFS' nA'A
DIAN; all Of this city.
IN th,s c,,v ii, Ma 10Th Of December at the FsTs'
u ,,tiat rrmyrh hv Rev j. Lansing Emrrows MT
KS,RRRT HARVEY, Jr., 10 Mrs. BETTE J" :
YsyREE. m Of this city.
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CAKE, SPONGE CAKE, JELLY CAKE, lCES
and oRNAMENTED CAKES, and all kinds Oh
small Fancy Cakes, Mince Pies and Cocoanut
PIES.
Come and see rs. We guarantee Satisfaction.
Stores $40 and u Broad street.
Family Cakes baked all hours In the day.
de 1s-3w G
szy-aREAr SLAUGHTER OF DIRK GOODS
in NEW YORK AT THE CLOSING SALES
OF THE sEAsoN-aooDs sold FOR
LESS THAN THEIR GOLD VALUE
OUR SENIOR PARTNER ON
THE SPOT, AS HE EVER IS
WHEN BARGAINS ARE "
TO BE HAD, AND;
1. PURCHASES s
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF GOODS SUITED
TO THE PRESENT WANTS OF
THE PEOPLE. r..
PRINTED BaoCADE DELArNEs at 1sc. worth
2sc. per yard; rs
sPRAGUg, AMERICAN, TUNNELS, HAM
ILToN, and PACIFIC CALICoEs at lasc.
per yard, just the price by the case;
Genuine New York mills COTTON at CSC. per
yard. the agents price by the case;
BLEACHED COTTON, full yard-wide, nearly as
good as Wamsutta, at 1890. per yard. Wam-
sutta is worth 2sc.
BLEACHED COTTON, full yard wide, at l5c.
worth 2oc.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
from 10 to CSC. per yard;
We sell all DOMEsTICs at the same price
by the single yard as they are sold by the
case or bale. We ask one price, and take
no less.
Good CANTON FLANNEL at 1ss and 2oc. worth
20 and 2sc. "
ALL-wooL FLANNELs, full yard wide, at 4sc.
worth CSC. s.
We sell all kinds of FLANNELs at about
twenty-five per cent. below regular prices,
as we purchase them direct from the manu-
facturers' agents in large quantities.
BED TICK at 12ic. per yard;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at l9sc. per yard;
Pure LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 81 per
dozen; ...-..
EMBROIDERED HANpKERCHIEFs at &c.
worth Soc;
ELEGANT LINEN LAWN EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFs at sl.5o worth So;
l. 500 pair genuine COLORED WHALEBoNE
French-wove) CORsETS at soc. pair;
l, $50 REAL FRENCH NEEDLE-WoRK COL
LARS, new styles, at Csc. worth 81;
900 sets JET JEWELRY at 7sc. worth from %
to O. a set;
500 INFANTS FROCK WAISTS at 5oc., &c.,
and &l-just one-half the usual price;
300 INFANTS DRESSES at $3.50, IS, 81 %, 81,
and IS just one-half the regular price;
7ss sets Of EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
CUFFS at 25 so, and 75c.-not more than their
gold cost without duties;
. 900 SILK and WOOL SCARFS at CSC. some Of
which are worth 75c.;
REAL. SPUN SILK FLEECE-LINED GLOVES
t25c. would be cheap at 5Oc.;
FLEEC E-LINED COTTON GLOVES for chill
dren, only PIC;
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
LACE aud NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
CLOAKS, FURS
WORsTED GOODS, &C., &C.
LEVY BROTHERS.
del8 1918 and 1918 Main street.
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REMOVALS.

DANIEL K. WEISIGER, GENERAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AGENT
or the sale OF K. T. Pilkinton's popular brands
OF MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TOSAC-
COS, has removed to the southwest corner Of Main
and Fourteenth streets.
All communications for Mr.. E. T. Puklnton will
be attended to by D. X. Weisiger. elm
A c. PULLIAM, REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT AND AUCTI0NEER, has re-
moved to southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth
streets where he win be pleased to have his friends
and patrons to call. de LIN
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EOR GENTLEMEN.-Just re-R
Il ceivsd, large additions to my stock Of a.
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, for gen.
tlemen. NV stock now comprises the hest assort-
mept for gentlemen ever offered In Richmond in
Guiding fne supply ofGtthose OLD MEMS
SHOES. s-. 1-..e
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage to give
me a call. JOHN q. PAGE. JR.,
de 16-1w
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5ssis
DIED,

Amer sfo ri but painful illness While on yist
81 Dceember the 9th 1883, MARY JANE q. !,
Second daashter Of the late John McDon9ngh aecd
fies remains are expected In this city this eve
ming. s,t y.,r.,,,,u,nn aud pa,ti
more papers wid please copy.
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GOODS DELIVERED IN THE CITY FREE OF
CHARGE.

MAKE UP CLUBS
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Persons desiring to save twenty per cent. In cost
OF TEA, COFFEE, and SUGAR can do 80 by
making up clubs. State distinctly the quality and
quantity, and name opposite Of each party. The
packages will be marked In same way and forwarded
to any point and person by express.
All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned
andthe money refunded. Address
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
lde 121
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sW 1868. CHRISTMAS. 1868.

rW- 1868. CHRISTMAS. 1868.
COME ONE! COME ALL! COME EARLY !!
PIZZINI Il CO.
spread out large, handsome, and varied stock Of
all sorts of CHRISTMAS GOODS-yiz.,
FANCY BOXES of all skies, qualities and prices
to suit all classes, rich and poor;
SMALL FANCY ARTICLES for CHRISTMAS
TREES,
CORNUCOrIAS, large and small, fine and COM
mon;
FIREWORKS of all descriptions;
FIRE-CRACKERs, several sizes, warranted TO be
of first quality;
TORPEDOES, &C., &c.
CURRANTS, CITRON, RAISINS, ALMONDS,
GELATINE, ut prices to suit the hard times
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of CANDIES we
have ever laid before our patrons Is ready to
be spread on our counters to-day.
We hope our customers and all others in want
will give US a call, and come early.
ANDREW PIZZINI i CO.,
de 8-3w so7 Broad street.
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s| VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER MAIN AMI NINTH STREETS
NEW-CROP TEAS.
NEW-CROP TEAS.
NEW-CROP TEAS.
GREEN TEA, qoc., al, $l.2s, $Lso,S2.
BLACK TEA, soc., 81, sl.25, $l.5o.
JAPAN TEA, &L25, $3.50.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, 9oc., $l, $Lo5. 81. 80
COFFEE. COFFEE. COFFEE.
COFFEE. COFFEE. COFFEE.
COFFEE. COFFEE. COFFEE.
GREEN COFFEE, 2oc., 1sc., zSc., &c., ssc.
ROASTED COFFEE, Csc, 2sc., aoc., 35c., 4oc.
GROUND COFFEE, 25c., 28c., soc., s5c., toc.
SUGAR. SUGAR. SUGAR.
SUGAR. SUGAR. SUGAR.
SUGAR. SUGAR. SUGAR.
GOODS DELIVERED IN THE CITY FREE OF
CHARGE.
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NHRIsTMAS RHYMES.

OHRIsTMAS RHYMES.
,fis the week before Christmas and all through
Widely is spreading ANToN1's renown.
The tidings they flew from sidney 70 Rockets
That kNTosI was chosen to fill ali the pockets
the young and the od fae r1en st ana ''
His windows were filled with gorgeous . dlsplaS
or candles the rarest, the sweetest tne Deas ,ho
Not to speak OF the fireworks, tne toys, anu VIC
While bis counters and shelves were bending be-
The deIjcacfes loved by those who've sweet teeth:
There were peppermint, lemon b0n-oons' ana
And snm-drops and fig paste-nish ton it would
But as I CAN'T tell them all, rll say all sorts of
Besides pneapples, figs and toys, and games ,no
And a hundred things else, can't think OF the
But you'll find them at ANToN1's, at prices SO
ANTONrS, Hos Main street,
de l9-st next to Thomas X. Price @ GO.
SCUPPERNONG WINE.-Just received,
- Jew barrels OF the above delicious wine, ex-
pressly purchased for the approaching holidays.
Retail and wholesale. Families supplied In guam
''''e' " SUM- App'' ' E. j. EUKER's
de ls-3t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
" FRESH LOBSTER,
OLD JAMAICA ROM,
FINE FRENCH .k0 e E, BRANDY - 81 t.t1sKrv
s fEAks,s Van RI RYE ' WHisKEI,
'u De f Is anu ST STEVENS, PEGRAM & CO.
EREsH CHAMPAGNE CIDER, MINCE
IL LA2 MEAF E'Ars1Ns, c1rRoN,
'u de- I ls anu 81 sT Is PEeRAM CO.
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beg leave to Inform my old friends and custom
ers that can be found ut the old stand with Mr..
DREW. ready to serve them TO the best of INV abi
ity, as heretofore, and solicit call from them.
de ll-lMk JAMES ROITOE.
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GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We offer large line of useful goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
EMBROIDERED SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFFS;
HANDSOME LACE, TRIMMED, and NEE
DLE-WORKED HANDKERCHIEFs;
INFANTS ROBES,
SASH and NECK RIBBONS,
sCARFs,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
BLANKETS,
HANDSOME TOWELS,
NEEDLE CASES,
HANDSOME BEAD HANGING-BAsKETs.
BEAD MATS,
AND LOTS OF OTHER ARTICLES,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Idle Isl
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
No. 1910 Franklin street,
GROCER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
invites his friends and those who intend to make
merry during the holidays 70 an examination Oh
PURE FRENcH BRANDIEs,
OLD JAMAICA RUM.
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
Port SHERRY, AND Madeira WINE
RYE WHIsKEY, five years old, warranted;
LONDON PORTER AND BITTERs,
- boxes LAYER RAIsINs,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, AND REFINED
sUPERioR GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
PRIME LAGUAYRA AND RIO COFFEE,
SCGAR-CURED HAMS,
FRESH BUTTER MD LARD,
FLOUR AND BUCKWHEAT. de lS-6t
DOCKS FOR THE TIMES.
d RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH.
No. 1918 MAIN STREET,
have for sale all sorts tf BOOKS, &C., suitable
for presertation-among them over
L 900 VOLUMES FOR THE YoUNG-price from
B1B IfIs - aPkAYER and HYMN-BooKs, THE
pHoToekAfH sxsiLBGhs-a beautiful variety
WHITING TIT e y Desks. PORTFOLIOS, WRITING
-. de lS-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssrHo. FOR $50 AND14 BRoADsTREE

cHnrsrmAs CHRISTIANS oHR1sThAst
90 TO T. e. ellis LARGE BAKERY for
vonr CHRISTMAS POUND CAKE FRUIT
CAKE, SPONGE CAKE, JELLY CAKE, ICED
and .oRNAMENTED CAKES, and all kinds OF
small Fancy Cakes, Mince Pies, and Cocoanu1
Pies.
Come and see as, We guarantee satisfaction.
Stores $40 and IA Broad street.
Family Cakes baked all hours In the day.
de 1s-3w
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* ROCERIES.
VI 100 sacks RIO, LAGUAYRA, aud JAVA
COFFEES:
10 hogsheads CUBA and f. /. SUGARS,
so barrels NOIASSES and SYRUPS
10 hogsheads K. l. MOLASSkS,
so boxes GUNPOWDER and OOLONG
TEAS,
so boxes prime CUTTING CHEESE,
200 boxes FAMILY SOAPS,
so kegs and boxes BI. CARE. SODA.
so boxes TALLUW and ADAMANT1NE
CANDLES,
tierces RICE,
100 barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR,
900 sacks WORTHISGT0N'S FINE SALT,
500 sacks AMERICAN SALT,
so barrels EASTERN HERRIEGS
BACON-Sides, Shoulders, and Hams.
SPICES, BLACKING. MATCHES,
WRAPPING PAPER,
BUCKETs, BROoMs,
TUBS, WASHBOARDS
SHOT,
FANCY SOAPS
CORDAGE, &c, &C.
To which we invite the attention Of the trade.
tr.M l.. HARVEY & CO..
de l7-5t 1872 Main street.
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE MANU-n
IN FACTORY ON NINTH STREET.-&A
The undersigned, having bought out JAMEsA
ROLToN'S Boot and Shoe Establishment, No. IS
Ninth street. respectfully solicita portion of the
public patronage. Having engaged The services Of
Mr.. bolton, feel no hesitation in promising =
GOOD FIT. GOOD MATERIAL, AND GOOD
WORKMANSHIP. shall employ none but the
best workmen. Orders respectfully solicited:
W. B. DREW.
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SUPERIOR TEA AND ROASTED
- COFFEE.-The attention OF families Is called
to i. III. ANTHONY,S ROASTED JAVA aud La
GUAYRA COFFEE. One pound Is equal 70 one
and quarter OF raw coffee. Best aunpowder Tea,
iishs breakfas and Oolong Tess; Honey Soap,
&c. per cake, sos. per dozen Spices, Pure Ground
pepper and Mustard. Bakers Chocolate and Co
Goa. No. 1al Main street. six doors above the
Sposswood Hotel. 10 -
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Day Doors
PEADt READS READ.n

-~~~~->~~~~~><~~~1 -~~.S-~~~~---.
PEADt READla READ.!l
In Richmond, and Tor miles around
Our people hear The cheering sound
The bargains found at MEyER's store
Beat all VIC ever saw before.
And no wonder, as
~ >t% JULIUS MEYER
Is SELLING OUT AT cost
AT 527 BROAD STREET, NEAR sIyru
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS TRIMMINGS, AND plrcv
GOODS,
before removing--as he intends To do nov, :,
uary-to his new place OF business '~'
6oa BROAD STREET.
Special attention should be directed ,obs
.0aN NOUS stock OF ''hs enor.
BLEACHED and UEBLEACHED Corro,..
CAC1COES; KNITTED WORSTFD cE 0nsji
Of eysry Imaginable description; at truly fU sa1
DRESS GOODS, Of which an ample assortns,.. :.
all all the SsI lates.stye goods Of French EnTISH
a 1aG rome nn, manufacture, considerably Sss1
BR0CHs sHAWLs, sCARFs, CLOAKs -,
ULOAK1NGs, which you cannot helm bu, 40
II you look at them; p "u!As
A. nice lot OF FRENCH JEWELRY. IN q. =.
gid, ETC.. etc. so pretty for Chrisim.s ,S I,e'
ard so amazingly cheap; s'''H
An Immense assortment of LINEN GO0ps =.
lhe cllsmber, dinipg-room. nursery, kltshs ~
underwear pocket use, and various other ne.
poses, etc., ETC., etc. " Pa''
II therefore would be decidedly a great r,,,,..
.os 70 cal Ut JULIUS MEYERS
de " SIT Broad street. near Sir,
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IN BARRELS G SUGAR,
Nv 20 barrels Morrisss mber Syrup,
20 barrels Morriss's Golden Syrup,
100 bags Rio Coffee, all grades; =.
30 bags Laguayra Coffee,
10 hogshcads Cuba and Z. Z. Sugars,
so barrels North Carolina Cut Herripgs,
20 barrels Low Grade syrup,
in store and for sale by
de II hRMISTEAD q CARY.
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T ADITS' FAIR.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
TABLEAUX,
CHARADES, &c.

The ladies Of the Third Presbyterian church will
hold FAIR NJ the residence corner or trace and
Iwenty.eighth stieetsl commencing MONDAY
EpfhlNG, december 2lst. Toys, Notions. En-
ppsoieery. Fancy Worked Clothing for children.
Don, bons, Caramels, Glacees, and everything
usually sold vt such festivals .
all hours. S'S1' A'e"s "Au iaeAi0 ~
NTiSAEhLEhux MONDAY and TUESDAY EVE
music. n ~-> - REPRESENTATIONS aaa nhe
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NOTICES.

s@V ONDERFUL! MARvELL u.s.!
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION
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In Richmond, and Tor miles around,
Our people hear The cheering sound
The bargains found at MEysR,s store
Beat all We ever saw before.
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louisiana Election -HancOck's Or
ders.

NEW ORLEANS, March 12-Gen.
Hancock has appointed the 18th and
18th Of April for the election on the
ratification of the Constitution. The
registration is to be revised in five
days, fourteen days before the
election. The order prescribes regu-
lations for the government of the
election, and prohibits any person
who is a candidate for Office acting as
commissioner or registrar. Para
graph 10 of the order is as follows:
g Should Congress enact hereafter
that at the approaching election the
vote shall be cast for State and other
officers, the same registrars and COM
missioners will act under this order,
for the election of said officers In
such an event orders Will be issued
from these headquarters notifying the
qualified voters that such an election
is authorized.
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HancOck's Administration - FInan-
cial PANIC.

New ORLEANS, March I2.-The
Iribune's special says that Hancock
new board of registration omit all
Republicans appointed by Sheridan;
and some of the new members are
unable to take the oath. The rebels
express the hope that this board will
enable them to defeat the Republican
State ticket headed by George War
mouth. A committee of seven Of the
late convention will send a protest to
Gen. Grant to morrow.
The panic on city notes is higher.
The discount to. day is 80 cents.
Considerable excitement was erea-
ted by the arrest Of Governor Joshua
Baker, for alleged perjury. He has
been held to bail in the sum of 81
900 dollars.
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Religious Intelligence.
CHURCH NOTICES AND CITY aEws

THE usual services will be held in
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church. Preaching by the Pastor,
Rev. w. II. McCarer.
VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH.-Sabbath services at 104
A. N. and y P. NJ. Strangers will be
kindly welcomed.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-Marble
Hall. Geo. F. Pentecost. Pastor.
Usual Sabbath services at 1Gl An
and q P. N. Sunday school at 9 A. NJ.
Ordinance of Baptism will be admin
istered, in the river, Immediately at
at the close of the morning service.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. The Rev.
Spruille Burford will hold divine
service in this Church at 7:15 PM
Sunday, and every morning during
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4 Kew RallrOad-F Violations DC Rev
enue LAWS. Louis Bridge.

EAuC AnW Ae ADuAS CT u@Ea
ST. LOUIS, March ia aelega-
ton Of Eastern railroad men. includ-
ing Ex-Governor Denison, of Ohio.
J. L. Je8ett, of the Pittsburg, Colum-
bus 4 Cincinnati r. r, Thomas A.
Scott and @. B. Roberts, Of the Penn
sylvania Central, B. E. Smith, Presi-
ident of the Chicago, Columbus d
Indianapolis Central r. r.. r. w
Thompson, w. K Edwards and w
r. Mexican of Indiana, John Scho-
field, OF Illinois, and w ID. Wood, Of
Pittsburg, are in the city on business
connected with the construction OF
the new road from here to Indianap-
oils, via Vaudalia, H. They will
open an Office here and put into effect
vigorous measures for the speedy
completion Of their great through
route to the East.
Information was fled yesterday IN
the United States Court against ID. K.
Butler, for violating the revenue law,
10 the matter of disabling spirits.
The property seized was one hundred
end thirty-three barrels of spirits,
several lots Of grain and the fixtures
of the distillery. .
cunningham q 20. QlStlllery mas
also been seized, with about 1000 gal
Ions of spirits, quantity of corn,
fixtures, &c.
The State Senata yesterday passed
the House bill which provides that
the property of manufacturing incor-
porations shall be taxed the same as
that of individuals.
The proposition Of the Consolida-
ted Bridge Company, that the city of
st. Louis guarantee 100000 of its
bonds when the Company shows one
million of individual subscription,
was pres ented to the St. Louis dele
CATION, in the Legislature, last night,
and was very favorably entertained.
There is no doubt but that the Legis-
lature will authorize the city to guar
antee the bonds, the question to be
decided by a two-thirds vote of the
citizens.
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8Y TELEGRAPH.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Mexican News.


CITY or MEXICO, March 4. - The
Herald s special says the newspa pers
are occupied with the question Of the
reorganization Of the Cabinet aud
grave contests are going on IN some
States.
Congress has been prororued until
May.
A project has been presented by a
Mexican Association, headed ~ Te-
jada. Pasquelies Ritter. for another
railway between Vera Cruz and the
capital:
The Minister of Gobernacion pro-
hibits all charity lotteries and sales of
Havana lottery tickets. The fine for
each offense is $500.
The authorities of Matamoras, as
well as those of the State Of Tamauli-
pas, have ordered the immediate ex-
pulsion of all such foreigners as fall
under the provisions Of the circular
issued by the National Government
IN October last.
Governor Mendoza, of Michwocan,
has received the authority to punish
with death all kidnappers and ban
ditti.
General Alvarez has invaded the
district Of Jalapa, where he COM
nenced levying men and Selling
horses.
General Jamenez had given arms
to the inhabitants of Jalapa to de-
fend themselves against Alvarez.
A conspiracy at Merclos, Puebla,
was foiled by the vigilance of the
Government.
At San Luis Potosi the tribunals
closed because the subaltern officers
were unpaid.
General Corona is expected here
from Senaloa on business connected
with the revolution there.
It is possible that the United States
gunboat Saginaw will interfere in the
trouble at Mazatlan.
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Resignation OF AttOrneY.G General
Stanbery.

WASHINGTON, March u. - The
President this afternoon accepted the
resignation of Attorney General
Stanbery.
Messrs. McEwen, Hays and Wor-
den, reporters for the press, were ex-
amined by the impeachment mana
gers to-day, relative to the Presidents
western tour. Colonel w. @. Moore,
the Presidents Private Secretary,
Major Mcdonald. Chief Clerk of the
Senate, we're also Intercepted on va
rious points.
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Flre-Death Of Mr.. VeazIe-Lamu Ac
eident.

NEW YORK, March ID. L. Rev
nolds's wooden factory, at South Mon
son, Massachusetts,, was DESTROYED by
fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Gen. Samuel Veazie, of Bangor.
Maine, died in that city last evening,
aged 81 years. He was President of
the V axle Bank.
4 kerosou lamp exploded in the
Cambria Hotel, in Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania last night, and the building was
consumed. The adjoining buildings
were badly Injured.
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Canadian TarlIament

OTTAWA, Canada, March 12.-Par-
lament re-opened to-day, and adj
journal until tomorrow. The meas
ures that will engage the attention of
the House are most important, in
lcluding the financial policy, the re-
vision of the tariff, militia, and inter
national railway.
1t IS reported that licenses this sea-
son to American fishermen, will be
advanced from one to two dollars per
ton.
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No Delay in Impeachment.

New YORK, March l3.-The Tri-
6une's Washington special says ru-
mors which circulated that Chief
Justice Chase will insist that at least
thirty days shall be given the Presi-
dent to prepare, is totally unfounded
The prospect of the passage of an
appropriation to pay for Alaska, look
very favorable.
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EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.


ITALY.
NAPLES, March ia Herald
special says the naval banquet given
by Admiral Provana. OF the Italian
navy, to Admiral Farragut to day,
was attended by the chief naval off :
GERS of Italy, the American Admiral
and many United States officers, and
a brilliant assemblage Of professional
guests. The toasts were friendly and
cordial toward the Union, and highly
complimentary to Admiral Farragut.
The city authorities will give ban
quet at an early day to the Admiral,
in the name OF the Neopolitau PEOPLE.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March ia new law de-
fning and eniarg ng the right Of pub
lie meetings, has been Introduced in
the Corps Legislatif, and Is now under
discussion.
The Figaro has been prosecuted for
a violation of the new press law.
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WORCESTER, Mass, March 10
The Saltwater Brick Mills, in Mil
bury, occupied by the Star Machine
Works and Chase & Clark's Shuttle
Works, we're burned this morning by
an incendiary. Loss $4,000; but lit
tie insurance.
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Bridge Repaired.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. March 13.-The
railroad bridge at Toledo, damaged by
the recent freshet, has been repaired,
and trains are now running as usual.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, N. H., March 1.-Two
hundred and twenty towns foot up,
Hartman, 1928; Sinclair, SO 800;
the remaining towns last year gave
Hartman 476, aud Sinclair 786.