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\ CARD FROM SENATOR BROwSLow.-
Eao&rili., Tt1n., February 27.-Senator
Btownlow publishes card in this morn
ing's Wig saying: II am in favor of set
ting aside the present State Government Of
Tennessee, and the doings of the State Con-
venton and the present Legislature, and
of tie appointment Of . Military Governor,
backed UP b. national troops, which will
put o stop 10 the wholesale murder of white
and colorcd Unionsts. That Congress will
do this have no sort Of doubt" His card
occasions some excitement. He predicts
the party fraudulentiy usurping the State
Government viii get sick of rejecting the
fifteenth amendment, removing the present
patriotic judiciary. and other wicked lesis-
lation.-$peciai diGpotch to he -Netc York
Ting
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IMPORTANT DECISION CONCERNING US-
CLAIMED DEPcslTs.-Philadelphiu, Fcbru-
airy 2o.-Gbe Supreme Court hae decided
the case brought by the State deputy,
escheator, against the Philadelphia Saving
Fund Society for 100000, unclaimed de-
posts, which tic Commonwealth claimed
to have cscheatcd on che ground that it con-
sisted Of deposits the owners of which had
died leaving no lawful claimants to them.
The decision says the proceedings to escheat
the surplus fund being Illegal both in it's
object and in its mode, the Judge at niSi
i'rias was right in enjoining it. The act is
contrary TO law and prejudicial to the inte-
rest OF the Society aud its depositors. No
one Can Doubt that attempt to wrest from
it its surplus fund with the apparent ap-
probation Of the court must impair it and
curtail its business, and might subject it TO
seizure Of it's deposits, forcing it either to
suspend payment or to impair its assets by
sacrifices necessary to maintain its SOL
ycncY.
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TRANSFER OF THE YERGIR CASE IN Mis-
sIsSirrI.--JackSon, February 2s.--At 3
o'clock to-day +. NJ. Ierger, who has been in
military confinement since June last on the
charge of killing Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph
G. Crane, was transferred to the custody Of
the sheriff of Kinds county by an order of
the Adjutant- General Of the United States
Army. Lieutenant William Atwood, Ad-
iutant- General of the Fourth Military Dis
trict, Immediately made an affidavit before
Judge Cabaness, presiding, charging lerger
with the murder Of Colonel Crane on the
9Th Of June, 1869. Counsel for the defence
waived m examination, and {e!ger vas
committed without bail.
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STOCK on HAND lsT MARCH, 1870 :.
Domestic saarkets-IBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. March l-Noon.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dull ard unchanged. Corn very
lrln. Pork shade fi!mer; Mess $3.50. Lard
quiet at l439n.c Cotton heavy at 29tc. Turpen-
tine dull ut 45c. Rosin quiet at $2.loG$2.l5 Tor
good strained. Freights dull.
Erening.-Cotton hcrvy and lower: sales $500
ba les at 25tc. Flour heavy and shade easier for
common grades. Wheat less active and un
changed Corn scarce and very firm FORK
kettle, l5tD1sc. Whiskey, Sl.ol. Groceries qniet.
Turpentine, 45@l53c. Rosin, g. lo9ts. Freights-
Cotton, per steam, /; per sail, S-a2.
CINCINNATI. March l.-Corn firm. Whisky.
csc. Pork In better demand mess held at 1877
Bacon lower, with some demand at the decline
clear sides, l6tc.
ST. LOUIS, March i.-Corn firm. Whiskey, osc
Pork nominal; Bacon heavy; shoulders, i2G
l2tc. clear sides, 161c.
LouIsy1LIE. March I:-corn quiet. Provision.
l21c. clear sides, is.c Whiskey, csc. +,
NORFOLK, VA, March Lection dull low mid
ding nominally 2laGgc1lc.; receipts, Gas bales
exports, 439 bales stock, :, l23 bales. ....
CHARLESTON. March l.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal, and unsettled at 22sc :: receipts, s5s bales
sales, 100 bales stock, q, .s7 bales.
SAVANNAH, March LECTION quiet at 37c. re.
cepts, 81! bales sales, $50 bales stock, e. lIs
bales.
MogIIE March 1.-cottOu dull, with q down.
ward tendency, at &c. receipts, lo62 bales; ex-
ports, 66l bales; sales, 500 oales STOCK, 's'4se
Dales.
NEW ORLEANS. March l.-Cotton easier but not
euntably lower: middlings, 22lA2eic.; receipts,
g. OIL bales exports, lss bales sales, 600 bales
stock, rs, 2I7 bales.
GALVESTON, March LECTION firm !: good or.
d.n-rv I9l-: receipts, 49, bales exports, IL.
bales sales, 200 bales; stock, 30, 1873 bales.
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TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION IN ST.
LouIs.-.St. Louis, February 2S.-A bill
passed the lower House of the Legislature
on Saturday ALMOST unanimously requiring
the school board to Appropriated every pri-
rate school now or hereafter established in
st. Louis $40 for each scholar receiving free
tuition in such school. 1t is said that If
this bill becomes law it can be made to
almost entirely break up the public school
system. An effort will be made to defeat
If in the Senotp
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1t is reported that the inventor Of cork
legs is dragging out dleary existence IN
q Pennsylvania poor-house.
John C. Breckenridge is about to take
editorial charge Of one Of the Lexington
(ky.) newspapers.
Henry Ward Beecher is said to have de-
clined coll to Chicago with salary Of
s25, 600 year.
Mr.. William Quinn died in Buffalo on
Thursday, aged one hundred and eight
years and four months. He was horn IN
ireland in October, l7G2.
An incendiary fire at Vicksburg, Miss,
Monday, burnt out Vernon Moss who were
insured for s25 900, and damaged the stock
of Scheff s. Brothers 81, 900; insured.
The Eat Contributor " says that he ha 8
made 10000 by lccturing this winter, and
would have made more if lie could only
lecture and tend door at the same time.
One of the Pluto Indians predicts another
food speedily "like the one 1870 years
ago, when it rained forty days and forty
nights, and all the people got into the big
boat built by Columbus
Explorations in Bradshaw Mountain,
Arizona, have developed ledge Of gold
bearing quartz which has been traced 200
feet, yielding $4,000 to $4,000 per ton.
advertisements.
The Baltimore american says that Com
missioner jarrett leaves wife and three
children TO mourn q loss which none but
themselves can feel.
Equivocal compliment.
Mr.. Alexander H. Stephens is said to be
in better health than he has been for some
time past. Mr.. Stephens states that the
second volume of his great work, "a Con-
stitutional View of the War between the
states," is now in press, and that in few
weeks time it will be given to the public
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The bed of rock under the eastern pier
of the bridge at St. Louis, ninety-fye feet
below the surface of the river, was reached
Monday. The atmosphere in the Dir cham
Der in which the workmen are engaged is
forty-four pounds to the inch.
A riot occurred between German and
Irish emigrants ct Ward Island, New York,
Monday, which was suppressed by the ar
rest Of three of the ringleaders and the
driving of two hundred from the Island.
The Baltimore Conference NJ. E. Church
South meets in Baltimore to-day, Bishop
McTyeiro presiding.
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Disastrous BOILER EXPLOSION AT ScRAS-
TON, PA.-Scrantoa, Pa, February Is
The boiler of the beating furnace No. ) at
the railroad iron rolling mill of the Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Company, Of this city,
exploded about halt-past S o'clock this
afternoon. 4 portion of the roof, with oil
its heavy timbers, ghafting, ETC., seventy
five by niuety-ti feet, was blown into the
air, and fell with tremendous crash. The
noise Of the explosion shook half the city.
Twenty OF thirty men were buried in the
r,liug
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CONVENTION or FREIGHT AGENTs.-Ne,r
Orleans. February 2S.-Ihe convention Of
general freight agents Of the United States
and Canada, w. !. Smith, of Columbus,
Ohio, chairman, and II. c. Moran, Of lndi-
ana, secretary, adopted the following:
"Resolred, That committee on classitl'
cation be appointed to consult with repre-
sentatiyes of the various lines interested
in the through business between the NORTH
and the Southwest, with view Of securing
greater uniformity III classification"
Messrs. Mccoy, Herman, Payton, LATER
Hills, Hubbard, and Wicker, were appointed
said committee.
The city is thronsed with greater num-
Der of strangers than at any time since the
season Of 1865 and 1866.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and money srark,

View York Stock and Money BFarket.
new. YORK; March 1-Foon.-stocks unsettled
Money easy at $40 per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long, 1888 short, loss. Gold, 11sa. s-2os 'sa cou.
pons, ilas. Tepnessee rs-Ex-coupons, $50: new,
10. Virginia s's-EI-coupons, ssa; new, g. Louisi.
ma rs-old, a. Levee e's, 7oi: s'e, 7ss. Alabamp
s's, 90; s's. g. Georgia cs, 81; 7's, %. NORTH
Carolina ts-0ld, 49,; new, 2ss. South Caroiinr
Sold, 81 new, 81.
Ecening.-Honey easy mt st0s per cent. Sterling
weak ut 1851. Gold firm at I1oA. Governments
Arm, with an upward tendency; s-2o's, 'o2, Ia.
Southern Securities quiet.
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YtfIrmond nispatrh.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1870.
NEWS FR01i WASHINGTON.

SvrRrNE CoURT-CApTrHEp AND ARAN-
7o>rp pRcp'sRTy.-W Washington, February
The : nitc,i States against Nelson An
;rr.on, sn1 three other Eases, appeals from
thc Court. ri Claims. These were actions
,->ucl,t 10 recover the proceeds Of cap
m:c', md abandoned property under the
a. ID section Of the act Of March 10, 1868.
tr SC; provides that any person claiming
~ Nave been the owner Of such property
vat any time within two years after the
..,rrrcssion OF the rebellion prefer his
,,siIn 70 Tic proceeds in the Court of Claims.
a.i on proof Of ownership and Of loyalty
The residue shall be paid over TO the claim
aat aftcr deduction Of expenses attending
,anrii<rosition Of the property.
TIC Government Grrcd before the court
below that the actions were not brought
v.,A'n two Years from the time Of the sup
r;cSSIon Of the rebellion in the several To-
.i,".c> whcr' che claimants resided, and
:.G; >ucA imitation WAS the intention of
ill., act " 80 that tho Cour; Of Claims could
IT,, 3c;' ,rmjnc the amount Of the net pro-
.c}>, 81 the cotton auH give judgment for
.oce,fc sum. Both objections were over
.~.le!. and Judgment given for the claim
a-,>. The Government appeals to this
..-,~, where the Judgment below is now
.-rwci. Mr. Justice Davis delivering the
opinion.
lie our; say, in substance, that it can
,.; he supposed this act was intended to
crate specially in respect to localities
W.. the da;c o! the suppression of thc re-
'.r,"vn therein, bat it mus, re considered
refer to the datc Of the suppression of
.,. rebellion throughout the country, and
=, orply generally 70 all sections: also.
ia, i could not have been tho intention of
I. agrees to leave that question to be de-
.c-s.!uet ~ the people fo1 themselves. or
that the peollc were bound to take notice
81 tie date Of the suppression Of the re-
:clion whenever i occurred, and TO govern
themselves accordingly IN regard to these
ts:.Hs ami All other matters.
Some official mode Of determining the
...c.;iou must no considered 10 have been
a-rttm,iatci by Congress-. Accordingly
agrees. hv the act of March ID. 1867, re-
o.-.a;zcd the 20th of August, 1866, as the
,.:.e Of the close OF the rebellion, the date
q. The proclamation of the President, and
,a@t date il 10 be regarded for all purposes
# 1t cation rs the day on which the rebel
... ceased. The objection that the Court
r.; rluiH.s could not determine the amount
Cd. lie proceeds ard give Judgment for 81
-y~.i@c sum could not be maintained with
go, holding that that cour, was mere CON-
'~.>.ion, which t@!E court declined to as
.,it.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

WANT THEIR RrGHTs.-Agents in Alex
andria have succeeded in engaging $50 CO.
lored men in Washington to 20 to planta-
tons in the Gulf States. Those engaged
held mass meeting last week and unani-
mously determined not to leave the capital
until they had received their share of the
appropriation lately made by Congress TO,
the support of the destitute of that city,
alexandria Gazette.
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Senate again considered Cuba today With
out action. 49, s.sss h. 81
/ The national debt statement for Feb
Iruary shows o decrease of over SO, SOC, 00s.
The Senate, in executive session, finally
confirmed Strong, of Pennsylvania, for the
Supreme bench. The nomination OF Brad
ley was discussed, but. the Senate ad-
journed with the understanding that o
vote would be taken tomorrow.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Yesterday or Sun
day shooting affair took place about seven
miles from the city between two negroes,
brothers, by the names of Pleasant and
William Logwood. Pleasant having under
taken to chastise child of his brother
William, the latter resented by shooting
Pleasant with a pistol. The shot struck
the forehead, but we could not ascertain
whether the wound inflicted was serious or
not.-Lmch6urq Republican, lst.
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Ladies' on Iurfea.

LARAMIE CITY, WYoaING, March l.
Among the jurors drawn for the March
term of the court for Albany county, Wy
oming, were eleven ladies, some of them
the wives of the most prominent citizens.
The excitement caused by this proceeding
is immense.
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SALE OF LAND IN ORANGE COUNTY, Va
David D. NJ. Diggcs, land agent at Gordons-
vile, Va, has sold to Mr.. Lyman Faulkner,
of Delaware county, New York, 220 acres,
part of the fine farm of MIR. Milton Gar
nett, six miles northerly from Gordonsville,
for $35 per acre.
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THE PORTUGUESE MissIoN.-Charles e.
Lewis, Of Buckingham county, Va, a bro
Their of the senator, and Treasurer of the
Commonwealth of Virginia under Governor
Pierpoint, will, it is believed, BIO nominated
for the Portuguese mission.
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Advance in virginia r,outis.

NEW YORK, March New Virginia e's wen
up to-day to CO. the advance being due to the fact
being made public that the State debt will be re-
duced by the payment into The treasury Of large
amount of bonds--the payment to be made by
one Of the leading trunk railroads in the State
now In process Of construction.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA. March !, 1870.

RICHMOND, VA. March !, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Wheot.--White, 262 bushels. Red. $50 bushels.
Ctrn.-White,, Also bushels. Yellow, none.
Mixed, IA bushels.
Odts.-62S bushels.
RYe.-l02 bushels.
.NedI.-26 bushels.
1fidlings. SO barrels.
Srreenings.--2? bushels.
SALES.
Wheat White, 30 bush Ia fair at sl.s5; 10 busl-
els fair ut 81. 3o-toa 10 bushels. Red 81 bushels
prime at 81 30 ~ bushels inferior ut 81 leo BUSH
els good nj 81. Is total. Isl bushels.
Lorn.-White, % bushels very good at csc
MiSe1, none.
Oats.-1?o bushels seed at Gac A.; 90 bushels very
good ut s5c.: l4s bushels fair on private terms.-
total. 3cs bushels.
IEut-28 bushels at 81.
ScreeningS.-- 80 bushels Mt SOC.
Rye.--52 bushels prime at s75c.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Od!s.--i!s bushels.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
e. PER DAY. - Ga PER DAY.
EfOTsWOOD HOTEL,

g. PER DAY. 20 " PER DAY.
IfOTsWOOD HOTEL,
= RICHMOND. VA.
The undersigned, having leased this the only first.
GLASS hotel located on Main street. and within ons
square Of the capitol post-ofice, custom.houses
theatrc and the great northern and southern rail.
road depots respectfully inform the public that 1T
Is NOW OPEN.- Il will be thoroughly rcn0s7s
ted, and refurnished 10 some extent.
This hotel is world-renowned as the h6adqunr.
,ers of the President and Cabinet officers OF tbs
iste ConfederAcy., It also contains the historic
rooms OF Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially invited 70
make their home at the Sp0tswo0d, where thoZ
viii find every comfort and delicacy that THIS ana
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegrspb ofses LIZ the bgildin2s
- J. NJ. SQBLETT,
.s.. ...... G. b. LUCK,
s. W. B. BISHOP,
r,us vropTfetofS
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For ALABAAA.-About one hundred me-
grocs, bound for Alabama, left here yester-
day evening on the Virginia and Tennessee
tlain.-LynchJurg Republican, LIST.
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We regret to learn that our aged and re-
spected townsman R. R. Collier, ESQ.,, lies
quite i'll at his residence Of pneumonia
Petersburg Index.
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Defeat of the Southern Railroad Bill
In the Kentucky Legislature.
CINCINNATI, March THE Southern
Railroad bill was defeated in the Kentucky
Senate to-day-22 to 13.
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piscoverx of silver ORC tn Kentnekx

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 1.-Silver mines
of unparalleled richness have been disco
yered in Grayson county, KY. The ore is
found to contain larger per cent. Of silver
than any heretofore discovered. The mine
is almoet inexhaustible. .-.-
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Od!s.--i4s bushels.

A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF INSPECTION
OF TOBACCO In the city of Richmond from lst OF
october, 1888, to lst OF March, 1862 and from lst
Of October 1859, to LIST Of Msrch, 1870, together
with stock Of tobacco on hand on the lst OF March,
1870
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must pay additional tax as apothecary
where they also sell medicines compounded
from physicians prescriptions to an amount
exceeding 81 600 per anrum. Also that
gas companies whose sales of coke and coal
tar manufactured by them exceed 81 ,25C
per quarter are liable to tax on their sales
as inanufacturcrs.
Internal revenue receipts Monday were
81 ,067 ,04S.4S; for the month of February,
Sl2,ol6,21o.46, against sl0,2T2,257 for the
corresponding month of last year. Total
for the present fiscal year, $lI / .0s4.7Is .66.
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NATURALIZATION. - The naturalization
bill was agreed on by the Judiciary Com
nlittce Monday, and will be reported to the
House this week. AS has been stated, the
principal feature Of this bill takes the
mower of naturalization out of the hands Of
The State courts-except in localities where,
the Federal courts do not meet more than
twice yeur-and places it within the con-
troll Of the United States district courts.
The object of the bill is averred plainly by
ito originators to be 10 reach New York city,
but it will, Of course, affect the State courts
IL eli the cities.
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The office at Piney Grove, Prince George
county, Va, is discontinued papers will
be sent TO Prince George Courthouse. Miss
Mary L. Carr has been appointed postmis-
tress at Dinwiddie Courthouse, Dinwiddie
county, w., rice 7. II. Boisseau. Leouidas
M: Jefries appointed postmaster OF JEFF
fr,es's store, Nottoway county, Va, dice
Edward A. Ponton.
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THE DISABILITY BILL.--The volumincus
disability bill which recently passed Con-
yress did not reach the President until
Monday. There need be 10 fear that it
will not receive Executive approval.-Bo!-
timore S,:n-Wushingion telegram.
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MACHINERY, &c.
N>--~~-~S~~-~~>

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE EyalN1s
BARK. GRisT, and PLASTER M1LLsi
BOILERS, FORGINGS, CASTINGS OF IRON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and SAW.MlLLS Of various ol9es
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly aud satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars.
de2 WILLIAM L. TANNER d co.
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FOREIGN Markets-[By TELEGRApH].

Foreign Markets-[By TELEGRAPH.
LONDON March Moon. -Conscls s.e. unltea
States bvnds. Ole. Sugar firm both on the spot and
edoat. Turpentine quiet and steady.
LIVER POOL, March f-EooR.-Cotton dull up
lands lid !; Orleans. llieyli3d. estimated sales,
Ia, 600 bales. 1tco o'Clock.-Sales VIII not exceed
G0J bales adyices from Manchester being less ia
yora bic, and causing dizziness IN the Cotton mar
ket. o.. A..
LIVERPOOL, March 1-Erentnq.-Cotton nat !:
uplands, llt@Illd.; Orleans, llad.; sales, ZOO
bales, Including l. 900 for export and speculation.
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INTERNAL REyEEuE MATTERS The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
,nal Gil persons paying tax as liquor dealers
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Foreign NeWa.
JAPAN-Loss OF THE ONEIDA.

LONDON, March Later and more ia
yorable advices from the British autbori-
ties at Yokohoma in relation to the colli-
SION between the steamers Bombay and
ohelda say that fifty six Of the officers and
men OF the latter vessel were subsequently,
picked up by the email boats of the Bonn
pay. 1t was thought that others missing
ut last accounts would ultimately proye TO
have escaped. The names of the saved and
lost have not yet been received, nor was II
known how many persons were on board
the Oneida at the time of the calamity.
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WAGONS, CARTS, &c. :.

no CONTRACTORS. FARMERS, AND
i OTHERS.-Thc subscriber would respectfully
inform MI those requiring WAGONS BuGGIES,
or CARTS, that he has on hani and is manufsc-
turing WAGOnS and CARTS OF every doscrip-
ton that he Will build to order any kind OF
vehicle required upon the shortest notice and ut
the lowest price. Particular attention paid to
REPAIRlNG. All work warranted.
A. B. LIPSCOMB,
No. III west Cary street, near Adams.
IL 7-eol:m
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M ACHINE SHOP.
SLCAT & ADDTEGTON,
MACHIEiSTs.
WORKs AND OFFICE: lti6 CARY sTHEET, HEkA
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, Va.


ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK RETAINING
and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK or all kinds msdo
and repaired, with all kinds Of steam-fttings for
same; PLATF1RM and other SCALES AID.
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
gREOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company'e
are warranted for year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In use They are LESS In prica
than any other make. A full line Of the above az:
.icles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG OIL-CUP, for shat.
Ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of OIL THIS IL the newest and best thing
now out, Come and see Il and US.
GEORGE b. SLOAT,
myIs A. JACKSON ADDIHaTONs
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FRANCE,

PARIS, March notwithstanding the
announcement that the Merdi Gras festivi-
ties would be stopped by the police at this
hour Il o'clock) the 'Fafax Beuf Gras y
has just entered the courtyard of the
Tuileries. Great crowds of people are On.
thered on the line of march, but no dis.
turbances of any kind have occurred.
CHINA-MR. BURLINGAME's SUCCESSOR.
ST. PETERsBURGH, March lit is reported
that J. McLearly Brown, Secretary Of thu
Chinese Legation, succeeds Mr.. Burlin
game.
HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, March 1.-The Bank of Hol
land has reduced its rate Of interest to -four
Der cent
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