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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.


Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES which interfere with R.
RIAaE-with sure means of relief for the erring
and unfortunate diseased and debilitated Sopt free
of charge, in sealed envelopes. Address, H0WARD
ASSOCIATION, No. s Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa. 10 16-3m
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VE,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
i day of January 1871, warrant in bankrupt
cy was issued against the estate of Austin
Hoge, of stsunton, Augusta county, and State OF
Virginia, who has been adjudged bankrupt on
his petition THAT the payment of any debts.
and the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, TO him for his use and the transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden by law :--Thata
meotng Of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and choose one or more assignees of
his estate, win be held at Court of Bankruptcy,
to he holden at the office of the Register in Bank.
ruetcy at Harrisonburg, Virginia, before G. Douglas
Gras ESD Register, on the st day of February.
1871 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
DAVID B. PARKER,
IA Ip-Th2y u. s. Marshal.
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THURsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended the best dentifrics
known. 1t ceanses and preserves the teeth, hardens
the gums, sweetsns the breath en1 containing no
acid gritty substance is perfectly harmless, and
can be used daily with great advantage. Sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 and SO cents per bottle.
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TO TAX PAYERS,

NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERS.-in persons who
In failed to pay their (Class Business) Tax for
the year 1870 would do well to attend to the same,
as am instructed by the City Council to levy for
the same 1 may be found at the City Collectors
Office City Hall, from Q to 10 A. M. and to p M.
THOS h. WORD,
jr H-1w Collector Delinquent Taxes.
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S2-Involuntary.
I'M mrIn nIaTRIlHr HAIRm or THE IIhlIur

82-Involuntary.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States, for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of Jag. T. Shilling Vs. Denis Il. Fer
suson, bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom II May Concern THE undersigned
John NJ Hall, Of Henrico Va. hereby gives notice
of his appointment assignee Of the estate Of Denis
X. Ferguson. of Roanoke coty, in said district who
was, on tho 10th day of April, 1870, adjudged q
bankrupt by the District Court of said district
Dated Richmond, January 49, 1871
ja16-Th3w JOHN NJ. HALL, Assignee.
DRIME ROLL BUTTER.
For sale by
J. MCCARTHY,
iaI7 Corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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The town of Lynchburg is soon to vote
on subscription OF $500 600 10 the
Lynchburg and Danville railroad.
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Judge Byron Payne, of the Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin, died at Milwaukee on
Saturday.
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The case of J H. Sands is still ON argr-
ment before the Supreme Court of Appeals.
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JOUvEN's INoDORoUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER.-By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; even whom badly
soiled they be readily restored. Iti easy Of sp
plicaton and Is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, rs
cents bottle
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MEETINGS.

oTICE.
There will be a called meeting of the MECHAN-
IOr' UNION THIS ENENING, at o'clock, at
Schotts' Monticello Hall. All MEMBERS and all
other mechanics, are requested to attend'
ia lo-lt D. H. ALLEY, President
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TOBACCO,

L, XCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS,
BYRD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
RICHMOND, VA.
CHOICE SMOKING and FIG and TWIST CHEW
ING TOBACCO supplied to the trade on the most
reasonable rates to be found in this market
ia 13-1m JAS SWEENEY.
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SHIPPING,


NOR NEW YORK, n ~.
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <ZZG4EN
COMPANY'S elegant side-wheel zaj}a &kzs
steamship ISAAC BELL, Capt BLAKEMAN, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, January Goth,
at O'Clock p. M.
Freight received until l r. NJ.
Fare 90
Round Trip Tickets....-........... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ia 1S-2t No. Governor street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Police Court. - The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning:
Jenny Hardgrove, colored, arrested on an
attachment for contempt of court, was let off.
Erasmus Denny, colored, was charged with
stealing gold watch and an overcoat from
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, valued at 500, Case
continued to the 26th.
Elizabeth Christian, colored, was charged
with acting in very unchrstan manner while
drunk, yelling murder, &C., in the street
Required to give security failed, and com
mitted.
Thomas q. Black, charged with unlagfulIy
and feoniously perjuring himself by swearing
that Elizabeth Black did assault bis mother.
Discharged.
Robert Oliver, coIored, charged with tres
passing on the premises of Rob't England, and
insulting and threatening the family of Robert
England. Security required.
Jas. Clarke, Molly Dennison, Rosa johnson
and Sally Clarke, charged with being persons
OF evil fame and keeping an ill-governed house.
Security required.
Samuel Hucles, colered, unlawfuly trespass-
ing on Sam Johnson's premises and carving
OH the doors and windows of bis domicil,E
FINED and required to give security.
Two young men, who were charged with
smashing gas lamps and abusing the police last
night, wbile returning from festive blow out,
were fined $5 each, and directed to repair the
damage they had created.
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WANTS.

XXTANTED TO RENT, for four months from Feb
w ruary LIST, proximo the whole or half Of
FURNISHED HOUSE in the city.
LEWIS 4. HIGBY,
Once Tenth and Bank streets, up stairs. p.
O. box l72. jaT-tf
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HORTICULTURE
n ICHMOND NURSERIES,,
III RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO, Proprietors.
We offer for the Fall and Spring Trade the largest
collection of FRUIT TREE8, VINES, 6o., ever grown
in the Southern States, consisting in part of
2,000, 600 TREES embracing all the choicest vario-
ties of fruits adapted especially to the
South.
100000 VINES consisting of every variety Of small
fruits.
as- Send for catalogues, enclosing postage stamps
oc iS-6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO-DAY's DISPATCHES,

BY American Press Association,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE STATE JOURNAL.
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Urine ROLL BuTTER,

Corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York, March 3.
The arrival of cmigrants during Feb
ruary was S64.
Mrs. Mary Narnum, who died about ten
days ago, lett 100000 to different chari-
table institutions.
There is q prospect Of the speedy re-
sumption of navigation on the Hudson
river.
O'DOnOvan Rosa has been presented
with $500 by the Old Worcester Circle OF
Fenians.
At the last meeting Of the Board Of
Managers OF the American Bible Society,
nine new auxillieries were recognized
four in Iowa, two in North Carolina, and
in South Carolina, Alabama md Missouri
one each.
Gen. HalpinC has determined to sue tho
English government for false impriSon-
ment. Ii is stated to-day that the Gen
cral has been invited to appear before the
Joint High Commission, now in session in
Washington, where hearing will be
given him. r. r
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

According TO o Washington correspond.
ent the counter claims Of Great Britain
Tor damages to the property OF English
men in this country during the war ol the
rebellion, and of Canada for the injury re-.
ceived by the citizens Of the New Domin.
ion, during the FGnian raids, will prOba.
bly, be insisted upon, and pressed into
mitigation by the British members OF the
High Commission, Mt least of the Alabama
bill. The total of damages from these
sources on their side will be considerably
more than the total on our side.
Judge Shipley, of the United States
Circuit Court, has adjudgcd the Boston,
Hartford and Eric Railroad bankrupt on
u petition Of Seth Adams.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned yes.
tcrcIny morning until Tuesday afternoon.
"A man named john Kain was in
stumtly killed ut the foundry Of the Colum-
bus Water Pipe Company yesterday.
DIR. Hollywood, who was sent TO the
State Prison from Detroit, in 1868, for
passing counterfeit money, has been par.
doncd by President Grant.
The water in tho Saginaw river and
its tributaries Is rapidly rising, and fears
are entertained Of disastrous flood.
The Belgian army is being placed on
u peace footing and tho militia have been
sent to their homes.
The peace plcnipotentiaries will hold
their sitlings "t the Hotel dc Vile, Brus-
sells.
The Republican caucus oI the now
House of Representatives nominated
Speaker Blaine aud oil The old officials.
Gen. Morgan, Of Ohio, will bc supported
By the Democrats Of Ohio for Speaker.
1t was expected both houses of Conr
grcss would remain in session all last
night.
"A number Of minor engagements Is rc-
ported between tho Spaniards and tho in
surgcnls in Cuba, in which the latter have
been defeated during tho past fortnight,
in tho central department Filty,Lwo
insurgents were killed, and over four
thousand persons gave in their adhesion
to the Spanish government. ...r.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCNNArl, March 3.

CINCINNATI, March 3.
CorroN-DulI And dropping; middling
l4al4tc.
FLOUR-Scarce and firm; family SO 80
aO 75.
GRAIN-Wheat, unsettled; red 81 4Oa
14l. Corn, SIC. Rye and oats quiet and
unchanged. Barley dull at0Ca05c.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar dull. Coffee I'M
changed. Molasses dull.
OILs-UnchNnged.
EGGs-Dull ut 20a2lc.
BuTrER-Scarce and firm at 2Ga8OC.
CnEESE-Quiet ut lOalG!c.
SEEDs-Unchanged
PRovISIoNs-Trregular. Pork held al
$92. Lard 19tal94c. Bulk meats, 74a
0Fc to 10sa10!. Bacon sold ut 9a1lt and
llsc. f.I
WHIsKY-Dull ut SIC,
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
rhc Entry into Paris-.Further De-
tails.

NEW 1OlIhJ MuICu d.
The 1riJuHCs correspondent telegraphs
further particulars OF the triumphant
march of the Germans into Paris. The
precautions against popular disorder seem
complete, and almost supertluous. Upon
entering the city, one German division
stacked their arms and picketed their
horses opposite Palais :de plndhstrie. The
men threw themselves upon the
ground, and the Parisiaus, mostly Of the
lower classes, walked up TO them and ex-
amined their accoutrcments, and con-
versed with them. The fears Of pillage,
which had been seduously inCulCated, the
,Parisians now believe entirely groundlesS.
Treaty Signed on Part of Germany.
."''. 'all VERSAILLES, March 2.
Favrc today notified Bismarck Of the
vote of the National Assembly ratifying
the prcliminarics Of peace. Bismarck at
once replied lie was ready 10 exchange u
formal ratification, and that the Emperor
had already signed the treaty.
A Critical State of Feeling In Paris.
LONDON, March ..
A league Is being formed at llavrc 10
prevent the return Of German employees.
LONDON, March 3.
1t is believed the Germans will leave
Paris this evening, or At the latest tO.mOr.
row morning There Is In consequence
great excitement in Paris. A crowd
Of Pprisians observing some Prls.
SLAMS in the courts Of the Louvre and
PlaCc do CarrousGl, yesterday, At.
tempted to usO force for their expulsion,
but were kept back by line Of troops and
pieces OF cloth hung up to hide the Ger
mans. Conflicts are expected If the Ger.
mans do not soon CvaCuatG the city. Some
Germans crossed tho line of dGmarcatiOn
offering their hands and saying: snow
that peace is concluded we are friends"
but were repulsed, with the reply, with
the conditions Of Bismarck we never can
be friends" Some disguised Prussian Of.
ilccrs penetrated into the city, but were
soon recognized and their lives In danger
from the people. They were protected by
tho authorities and conducted back to the
German lines. The pOpulace Nrc less calm
than on yesterday. tT755 Lnar-tr
% iJllii. : LONDON, March 8. y
A Versailles dispatch says the French
indemnity Is payable IN three instNllmcnts,
viz: one milliard thalers in 1871, two mil.
lizards in 1879, and two mllliNrds In 1873,
Interest is only payable on the last i'll.
stNllment, from which tho proportion Of
debt hppertaming TO AlsaCe and Lorraine,
estimated at One.hall million thalers and
the cost of railways in Eastern France is
to DO deducted. M -4.
A Paris dispatch, Wednesday night,
says the Germans occupy all quarters u.s.
signed them, md perfect tranquility pre-
walls. I.....rr ........
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TILE WoRRELL SIsTEllS.-Last night
Washington Hall was again crowded with
an admiring and apprcciative audience,
and Cinderella" was excellently render
cd. "Princc Pretty Pet" and "Cinderella"
were the principal characters, and were
loudly applauded; but DAndini" was,
in our opinion, the most graceful charac-
ter ON the stage The Leon brothers,
in their guitar solo; the cow-bell-
ogian concert; SignOr Monte Verde's
elastic feats; the concertina solo; and, in
fact, everything, was excellcntly rendered.
The evenings entertainment concluded
with "Thc Italian Brigands; or, the Mid
night Assault" a splendid pantomlmc.
This afternoon the company give n mat
inec, and tonight appear for the last time.
The company, altogether, is better than
we usually see in this place.
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ST. LOUIS.
Union Of Republican Committees.


On Ior,s Noro,, .
81, NoU''' 4,",1" "
The action OF the l'lDCra! ana HAulcGl
County Committees, NJ thclr meellnig yes,
tcrday, was the unanimous adoption Oh
resolutions declaring thal tle TWO Com.
mlttees agree to form union as one JOINT
committee, Gnd INA! inc , organlzauon o.
the regular ltcputbllc9n Oommi'Se snail
DC the organl2a!lon ol lhe JOINT COMMIT,
lec: also declaring tno union mSue III
good faith, and pleHCgllng united effort lor
the hest interests Of tho hepuDIlcah parry
Previous to the adoption o. thcsG rcsolu-
tons, the officers OF inc LlDeral Commits
tee resigned, and, mere 9eing vacancies
in the Committee Judge Alien freslaeht
ol inc FORMER hloGIM NGuIIllItee'
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Decd Of Trust made to me by Christian
Smith and Eliza, his wife, dated October d 1855,
and of record In tho RcchIACrH office OF Ohio
county, In Decd Book No ~, pages 28g and 233, |
will hlTer at public tulG, At the front door Of tho
Court House OF Ohio county, Un Saturday, April
1871, beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the follow.
Ing described property, 10 wit:
Two certain tracts Of land situate OH Middle
Wheeling Creek, IN the t0wnship0t TriadolphiA,
comfy Of Ohio aud State Of West Virginia,
bounded and described as follows, ms per the said
record Of tho said deed of trust The frst tract
beginning at n bunch Of white walnnts standing
on the west bank of Middle Wheeling Creek aud
corner to Joseph NARROW and Joseph BlHnUy /;
thence with said MHrlOw'a line down the creek
4. w deg. y. - poles tOA white walnut; thence
=. 81 deg. .. lSPOlcB TO Sngur tree; thence GB
deg, q. SpOlGs 10 u poplar; thence g% deg. west
~ poles TO An ush slump; thencO9 deg. weAt 10
poles to red oak; thence +. u ives
81 poles to stake; thence =. l9% W. GO poles 10
an elm and white walnut. corner To said Joseph
MarlOw aud Henry llUll thence =. 70 deg. west
IS poles to an elm; thence II, TSHw. % poles to
NbnnChOf spruce pine; thence up Il steep hill a.
72E west Il poles tOA hickory Co'nT to the
original Or Thomas lluchanali thence with
Thomas nuChSnan's line II. ~ deg east 1883 poles
to poplar stump; thence II. Is deg, west 81 poles
to Gn elm, another corner 10 said Joseph Bla-
ncy; thence with his line II. Nv deg Q. l3B poles
10 lllt uLu uuuulOAl NllN
giNty.thFCG acres more or lCss; also another or
second tract, adjoining thu Glrmer, bounded NS
follows: beginning at u red oak, tHrnCr to Albert
| Davis and Henry hell; thence north 80 poles IL
an elm standing In drain, corner TO Joseph
NARROW and James Stewart, with said Stewards
lines 80 deg. ". q poles to aM elm thence II.
1Sy5 dog. west u poles To sugar tree; thence T..
deg, cast ~ poles To stake IN the road thence
80 deg. .. GO pcrcheS TO the red oak, being the
place Of beginning, containing q acres and 9S
pcrches, together with all the buildings and I'm.
| proVGmenta thCrcuntO belonging.
Terms made known at the sale. A reasonable
credit will be given fora large proportion OF the
purchase money.
Selling as Trustee, ! shall convey only such
title as e vested In me by tho said Deed Of Trust,
which, however, IL believed to be good and per,
feet. -...-
| febg5 HENRY KURFI. Trustee.
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Reported Indian OutrageS.
WASHINGTON, March 3

A private letter received from Florence,
Arizona, says the Indians are worse in
Arizona to-day than they have ever been
before. Within the past two weeks they
have attacked and killed or captured three
different parties within twenty miles of
this place. One party Of four men, in
charge OF two five mule teams with bar
ley, we're attacked and one man killed.
The Others escaped after u vigorous fight.
A day or two subsequently, the Indians at.
tackled foraging party, consisting Of
three men with n lOur.horSc team, and
two men were killed and the team cap.
turcd. The next we heard Of the Indians
was that they had killed two men who
were passing on horseback from Sacalan
TO Salt RivCrn
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WASHINGTON.
r9s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TUE ARMY APPROPRIATIONS,
WASHINGTON, March 3.
The Conference Committee on the army
appropriation bill will meet to-day. The
conferees are Senators Cole, Thayer and
Blair; Representative Drake, Logan and
Black. Besides the amounts changing
the appropriations the Senate has added
new legislation of great Importance. One
amendment disposes orthe question Orpay-
ing interest on the Union PQcihc bonds
by directing payment 10 the road Of the
amount withheld for. the transportation
Of troops and supplies. This will prOba.
bly, be agreed to by the House. Another
amendment opening the Court Of Claims
by the QuartermaStcr and CommisSary
Generals department and accounting oili.
GERS Of the Treasury Department lnr the
prosecution Of all Claims Of loyal CiliLcns
Of the South for supplies taken by the
army during the war, will be strongly Op-
posed BY the House cOntereGS 1t isaSsert-
ed that this proposition, il adopted, will
cost the government ut least fifty
million dollars 4 compromise is pos.
SlDle ny SuUSutulluS lOL hS SSAAtG
amendment the proposition OF VIM. B.
WashburnG, to organize y commission to
examine the claims and proofs OF loyalty
presented by the claimants, and report 10
Congress for further legislation. The Sec
rctay Of War has addressed letter to
Senator Cole protesting against the reduc-
tiOn made by the Senate on the items ap-
propriNttd d for the purchase Of horses for
the cavalry and artillery, and for tue cree
ton OF barracks and quarters. lie says
that without the appropriations for these
purposes, at least rs large rs were allowed
by the House, many troops will have to
be withdrawn from the western posts for
want Of shelter, and that the cavalry must
be diSmOuntcd in great measure, and
withdrawn from the frontier The Senate
reduced the items for horses from $46O,O
to 100000, and items Tor the barracks
from, 100000 to $l50y0OO.
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
Earl de Grey and Ripon will give Il
dinner to tho American members Of the
High Commission. The Commissioners
will dine with the President on Tuesday.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
.r.r- New York, March 8.

Gold quiet and steady at 111a111t, with
most transactions ut I'LL. Loans were
made at from II 10 per cent. Clear.
Ances $l8,00O,000 Governments remain
strong, the long bonds being the favorites;
'S1shOve advanced about per cent. There
were no sales of new per cent bonds to.
day, although 0S In gold, sellersixty days,
was bid for them, and they were offered at
0Ss In gold, seller sixty days, the option
to commence when tho bonds were placed
on tho list of the Board. Stocks were OK
cited md higher. Business continues on
an extensive scale, and Is augmented by
n considerable amount Of outside orders.
The features have been New York Cen
trail, Lake Shore, Reading, Wabash,
Northwestern, Rock Island, Union Pa.
Cihc and Columbus, Chicago s. Indiana
Central. The last named has sold as high
us 24l. There was further advance late
in the day, the rise having been led by
Ohio & Mississippi, Lake Shore and
Northwestern preferred. The dealings
continue large and excited, the market
closing strong at about the highest figures
Of the day. Money firm at 4 per cent.
State bonds generally dull; Tennessee
strong. Sterling exchange l09i
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STATE NlissONris, VII; Ten.
nessees, old, G49; new, 64t; Virginh, new,
G4i; old, G5t; North Carolinas, old, 4Ot;
new, 81. ,.-.
SroCKs-Wcstern Union Telegraph 52s;
Adams Express, 90; Wells, Fargo II Co,
4Of; American AZ United States 40t; Pa.
ciflc Mail, 44s; New York Central, 9S; do
scrip, OBJ; Erie, 92l; Harlem, 1877; Reading,
1O1S; Cleveland Il Pittsburgh, 10S3;
Northwestern, slR; do preferred, 50; New
Jersey Central, 1868; St Paul, 55t; do
preferred, IS; Wabash 5Gs; do preferred
7G9; Fort Wayne, 059; Terre tlNute, 81;
Chicago & Alton, 1l3s; Ohio IL Mississippi,
44s; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, "a;
Burlington 4 Quincy, 1911; Illinois Cen
tral, l33s; Lake Shore, OOg.
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BOSTON.
Death of the oldest Editor.

DUSTON, WHTCN y,
DR.. James W. Palmer, whose conncc.
ton with the Boston press extended fur
thcr back than that OF any person now
living, died to-day at Coolidge House.
lie had been attached to the Daily Adrcr-
tiNer Tor over forty years, chiefly US COM
mercial editor, and was well known us n
compiler Of neurology OF the, graduates OF
Harvard College, MIR, Palmer was born
in l70G, and graduated at Harvard College
in 1920.
The statement that the Directors OF the
Webster bank had presented their late
cashier, who retired from that institution
on charge OF embezzlement, with ST.
800, is authoritvely denied
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NEW YORK, March 8.
The market for prints Is unsettled and
irregular. Dunnells are reduced in price
to 1O!c, hncicrs and jobbers having re-
duccd. Wm. Simpson & Sons mourning
goods are firm, and they have for the
present withdrawn all their prints from
this market. The HOlyokG Thread Co.
have broken their price on glaCe to Sc.
In other staple styles OF goods there is
very little change to observe apart rom
the fact that the demand is increasing for
dress fabrics, especially while Shawls are
going Off with more freedom.