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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-07
LOCAL MATTERS. +

ARREST OF THE EDITORS OF THE g WHIa -
AND ENQUIRER" Yesterday morning short
y after II o'clock q warrant was issued by
Police Justice White upon information Of
Mgor John Poe, Jr., charging Messrs: Alex
ander Moseiey, of the Whig, and ). G.
Southall, OF the EtTR'rer,with being about
TO be guilty Of breach of the peace. The
Chief of Police took the warrant, and after
an absence of half an hour returned to the
bar of the court, having in custody Mr..
Moscley, accompanied by Colonel j. c.
Shields. :.s$iis .sl5.Ass3
Justice White: Have you arrested Mr..
Moseey by virtue Of that warrant jfpointin G
to paper in the hands Of the oficei) 81. :
Major Poe: les, sir and on the ground
OF newspaper articles recently published.
Mr.. Moseler: Is thisa court Of Justice?
The Court (smiiing): Yes, sir, it is.
Mr.. Moseley stated that he had no inten-
ton of being the aggressor in this matter,
but desired to know whether he would be
allowed to defend himself if attacked BY an.
other party. .--...
The Court replied TINT the laws of Yir.
ginia did not prevent mnn from defending
| himself when attacked. @Hoa
Nlajor Poe then said he would not place
ono Of the gentlemen in his present position
without having the other III CUSTODY also, aho
started out Of the courtroom Ill search Of
Mr.. Southall. This gentleman was soon
found at the Exchange Hotel, where he
boards, in company with Colonel Gordon
and Captain W. z. Cameron, of the Peters
burg Progress. The three proceeded to the
Police Court, having been preceded by 8hjol
Poe. Dir. Moseley in the mean time hat
been bound over in the sum of s GOO fol
twelve months, with Colonel Shields as hi!
surety, and had departed.
A colloquy cnsued between Messrs. South
all, Gordon, and Justice White. The formel
gentleman disavowed any intention OF at
tacking Mr.. Mosclcy, but, like him, wanted t
know if he should be debarred from defend
ing himself if attacked. The Justice mad
the same response as in the former case. Nj
southall demonstrated at being put unde
bonds, but the matter was finally settled, ant
Colonel Gordon taken as security for Mr.
Southall in the sum of $1,000. The partie
then left the courtroom. .....G a..
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AN EVENING WITH TIE HUMoRIsTs.-
will be rare and amusing entertainment at
Virginia Hall tonight. 1t is styled OH the
programmes can Hour with the Rich
mond Hulnorists," and there will be some
thing else besides humor. The performance
will commence with Colonel Gilman's aml-
sing satires on the new political dispensation,
which are entitled "The Dream and the
Night-Nfare of Reporter" Mr.. Cowardin
will give several of his inimitable delinea-
tions in dialect, including old Burwell
Toler's sermon on the Creation of Adam and
Eve. Colonel T. j. Evans will recitc an
original witty poem, and Major Willie Caskie
will read his famous burlesque Of Enocl
Arden. Then there will be singing by
Mcssrs. Redford and Grant and instrumental
music by Professor Rheinhardt and the
famous Garabaldi brothers-the former OIL
the pinno and the latter on the harp. The
hall ought to I've crowded by such attractions
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FARTnAst's FRENCH TOOTH LoZESGEs, anovcl
and pleasant dcntifrice-the finest In the world for
cleaning, beautifying, and preserving the teeth en-
dorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD e Co. and II. ". POWERS & Co.
Retail, by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth and Main
\. BoDEKER s. BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1921 AHin; BEREIAN & MCPHAIL,
corner Main aud Seventeenth; DUvAL & THoMP-
son, 50: Main MEADE & BAKER, ql9 Main; IIAg-
EIsoS, Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR. SOS Broad; l..
WAGNER & Co, Broad; Book, 504 Broad; GAR
NETT. ga Broad: THOMAS, ?iI Broad HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoEsTMAEy,
2ll east Broad KITDERyATER, q Broad; FISCHER,
10 east Broad MILLER. Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brook a,enuc and Leigh street; s. w.
FAIHAR, corner Of Twenty fifth and Leigh streets
MORRISON c FaRRAR. Broad between Twenty
fifth and Twcuty-siXtn stiSets.
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CnAScERY Court OF RIc!lMoSD.-Thc fol-
towing cases have been disposed of since last
report:
Rutherford and others Us. Rutherford and
others. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner providing for partial distribution
Of the fund on hand, and appointing COM
missioners to make partition OF the realty, &c.
Duval, &C., trustees, Is. EXall, sc. Decree
requiring plaintiffs to file amended and sup
Elemental bill by the first day of the next
term Of this court, and in default thereof that
the restraining order of November 4, 1SGS,
| lie set aside as an act Of this day.
Gilmcr and wife rs. Lcake, sc. Decree
dismissing partition of CARROTS administra-
tor, and making partial distribution of the
| fund.
Isaacs & Co. Us. Tie American Improved
Gas Light Company. Decree confirming re-
port of commissioner and appointing re-
ceiyer to collect fund, &c.
Cochran Is. Quarlcs, &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioners of sale, directing
conveyance to purchaser who has paid in
full, and recommitting cause to commissioner
for further inquiry and report.
Schad Us. Vandelher and others. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report, and appointing receiver to collect
rents, and report. -,.
The First National Bank of Clarksville rs.
The First National Bank Of Richmond. De-
cree overruling demurrer to bill and referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Hart's administrator Us. Hart, &c. Decree
confirming report of sale, directing convey
anccs to the purchasers when payment In
full is made, and referring cause to commis-
sioner for inquiry, account, and report.
Er parte Luther r. Spilman. Order di-
recting the heirs at law Of Antoni A. kriscf.
man, deceased, TO appear before the court
sitting rs Court of Probate, Oh Thursday
the I'd day of May, 1872, to show cause, if
any they can, why q paper claimed and as
serted to be the Inst will and testament of
said Antoni A. Krischman shall not be adj
mitted to probate as his will.
Cullen us. Cullen and others. Decree con-
firming report of sale, directing deeds to be
made to the purchaser, and making distribu-
tion Of the fund.
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SUPREME Court OF APrEALs-Judge Non.
cure pres'dem-Judge Moncure having re-
covered from his late illness, arrived and
occupied his seat yesterday.
III the case Of the Commonwealth U.s. Day,
al appeal from the Corporation Court OF
Alexandria, 4 supersedeas WIS awarded.
Bank of the Old Dominion is. McYegh.
This is an appeal from judgment of the
Corporation Court of Alexandria rendered
in an action for debt. Writ Of error awarded
Penn Is. Hamlet. This case comes up on
a petition Of the plaintiff for writ of error
in the judgment Of the Circuit Court OF
Henry county. Supersedeas awarded.
The case of Christian Us. Cabel, trustee,
&C., was argued. ..
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 6.--The barometer
will continue rising OH Thursday over the
Middle and New England, States, with clear
1Aa leasant weather, except northern New
and northern New England. Diminish
;; borthwesterly winds and continued rise
in The temperature, with pleasant weather
from the south Atlantic coast to the Ohio
Egley, and thence northward to the upper
#kes. The pressure over and west of the
Upper Mississippi valley will diminish during
tonight and on Thursday, with increased
cloudiness and possibly threatening weather
with easterly winds and rising temperature
Southerly winds will continue over the West
ern Gulf States. 9~ses
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The LATE CONFIDENCE GAME.-James Bur-
well and Virginia Hoe (coloreO were arrest
ed on Tuesday by Messrs. Knox and Wren
charged with unlawfullv and feloniollSly
conspiring with William Hall to defraud
james Turner out of s., $50 in United States
currency under false pretenccs. The case
was called for hearing in the Police Court
Yesterday, but continued until this morning
for further investigation.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH c, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer PalisaGc, Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, v. p. Brett, agent.
SAILED
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc aud passengers l.. Il. Iatuln, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, March 5.-SchooNer Annie ". Col
Inns, Tookcr.
MEMORANDUM.
Arrived 1T Gnal. ;c.h ultir1o, Elizabeth Taylor,
Proctor, from Shields, for kichulond, Va.
MARINE NEWS.
FORTRESS MONROE, March C.-The pilot boat
Couuctic reports passed out: Ship John Tcmply, for
I.odou bark Cricket. for Rio; and schooners Mag
gic, for Cuba, and Gertie Lewis for Nassau
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Chesapeake and Ohio RaiIroad--Con-
nection between Huntington and Cln.
oir,

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad--Con-
nection between Huntington and Cln-
cir1nati.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
HuSTIsGToS, W. Va, March G.-The ar-
langement made between the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company and the Gin
ci;lnati Steamboat Company took effect OH
Yesterday. Hereafter there will be prompt
daily connection between the cities Of Hunt
ington and Cincinnati by the magnificent
steamers Telegraph, Fleetwood, and Ohio
No. 4. The largest and swiftest of the Ohio
river steamers are on the line.
General G. 2. Huntington, president of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, arrived here
yesterday. This morning he started up the
Kanawha Valley on tour Of inspection Of
the road. The Chesapeake road will he fin.
ished and cars running to Gauley Bridge by
the 1st Of May.
The subscription to the stock Of the
Symms Creek road has been fully made ura
There is rejoicing in Huntington over this
good news. s... .ss-, - t.-. 80
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MiscclIaneous TeIegra,a.,

The National Convention Of the Patriotic
Sons of America has convened and organized
at Allentown, Pa. Several States are repre-
sented.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Brown, a prominent
lawyer Of Louisville, Ky., fell dead yester-
day in the street while returning from bis
office. .5sssis4t,
Eleven business honses and dwe,Iings were
burned Tuesday night at Mason station, on
the Brurfreesboro' and Louisville railroad.
Loss Sc, GOO; insurance small q =
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Tobacco Sales.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch

Special telegram to the Dispatch
GREENSBORO, n. G., Marcia 9, 1e72.-At
Morehead & Hobson's tobacco warehouse,
opened here to-day, there were sold ninety
lots, weighing over $4,000 pounds, at from,
$3.50 to S35 per hundred, average. One lot
brought $50 and another s7e per hundred.
There wss large crowd in attendance. Sales
will take place every "Wednesday.
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A CAnD.-W. WALLACE Sons have about ono
hundred barrels Reagan koogler whiskey, which
is said by connosseur5 20 lie IS fine rs any ever pro-
uced in Virginia. 1t has been In store over three
summers, aud Is well ripencd.
Clubs viii be furnished in lots OF five barrels and
UPWARDS at reasonable rates.
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Union Pacific Railroad.

BosroN, MASS, March e.-The following
officers of the Union Pacific railroad bavs
been elected ;.Horace T.. Clark. president; !;
John Duff, vice-presidept; J.. Hs Rollins,
treasurer; II. 3. Wilbur, auditor. Ia, 80
. Thomas A. Scott was dropped, from the
directory, indicating prepcnderance of the
Vanderbilt interest. l tEe of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-07

C. o. CAMrBELL & Co., Niuth and Main streets,
still running their usual class Of Pictures which
give such universal satisfaction. Without claiming
to run a drst-cluss gallery. such as BoGARDus, in
New York, or ASDERsoS'S In Richmond, no better
evidence Is wanted Of the appreciation In which our
pictures are held than their great popularity with
all classes and the fact that several Of the so-caod
rst-class galleries have been compelled to reduce
their prices for pictures. All Of our work Is exc
cuted by competent and experienced photographers.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March c.-cotton- Sales: si:o bales
Orleans, asSc. Flour dull coinnoa to fair extra,
s7G$L1s good 10 choice, s.ssss ga ~ ss,xes,
sIaGsi.To. Corn closed duh at slsairsc. RIGS
quiet at s1Sc. Pork BemiEaljy SIassG Slise Lstd
shade easier; kettle. sac. Turpeptine drnJ ny ss3
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market

NEW YoRK, March G.-Noney s to 2 per
cent. Sterling, o. to Of. Gold, 110t to 110i.
Governments steady end inactive; 5.s6s
have advanced to 1881. southerns--Ten.
uessee's, esi; new, Ges. Virgfnia's, 50; new,
30. Louisiana's, So; new, 90. Levee's, 62;
SIS, %. Alabama's, so; 5ss, 60. Georgias,
10; rs, s43. North Cardinals, 35s; new,
l93. souti, Carolina's, 57s; new, 9os.
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AUCTION SALE.-About thirty-cight pounds
of sugar was sold in the Police Court ycster-
day morning at nine cents per pound. The
sugar was supposed to- have been stolen,
having been taken from Charles Brown
(colored), who was unable to prove property
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HAVANA, March 6.-Alexis attended grand
bull fight to-day given in his honor.
The British men.of-War Eclipse and Royal
Albert and the United States steamer Kan
sas are in the harbor.
The steamer Mississippi arrived this morn
Ing from New York. Manton Marble, of the
World, isa passenger.
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Sweet Havana oranges at ANToSI,s.

"SIMPLY THIS AND NOTHING MoRE."-E your
hair Is coming out. want OF proper nutrment is Tic
cause. PHALoS's CHEMICAL HAIR INyIGoRATog
supplies that want. 1t Is ut once nourishnent ant
medicine for the hair, stimulating Its growth, I'm.
proving Its texture, nvgorang ltsroots and curire
its diseases. Sold by all druggists.
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CELEBRATION OF ST.. PATR1CE's DAY.-A
meeting of the Irish citizens Of Richmond
will be held at the City Hall tonight for the
purpose of making arrangements for a proper
celebration of the natal day Of the patron
saint Of the Emerald Isle.
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Shooting ARRAY.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
MoRalsTowS, Tenn, March 6.-Ben Rich.
ardson, q son of DR.. D. A. Richardson, Of
Laurens Courthouse. S. c., was shot by an
officer here to-day while attempting to arrest
him for riotous conduct.
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AUCTION SIZES 11ass.DAT.

THOMAS ", tKEEsEE will cell ut 10 A. ii. srlen-
did lot Of furniture, pianos, &C..
A. c. pULLI4M will seil at 81 r III. two brick
-tenemenss on the west side Of Locus, alley Z
DAVID B. PARKER, UaI,cd States uarshai, Will
sell at II A. NJ. f. T. Piikint6n's tobacco ix-
tires, machinery, trade brands, &C., at factory
No. 1900 Franklin street = - -. u n. J..
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Now York Elections.

New YORK, March 6.-The charter elections.
throughout the State indicate butiittle change
in the strength of the parties. .n ~
Troy, n. Y, March 6.--The Democrats
have elected the city ticket by 1000 majority.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-The Governor
has appointed Messrs. Thomas kilvert and
II. +. HindmarSh commissioners Of deeds for
Firginia-the former:to reside in New York
and the latter il the State Of Pennsylvania.
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A FrRsT-cLAss PICTURE can only be obtained ut
frst-class gallery. REEFS & Co.'S charges for rgt
class work are below any in the country. Life-dze
photographs, S15. s3s @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-07

The W-EATHER.--On Tuesday the ther-
mometcr showed temperature of S degrees
abere instead of 6elo,p zero, as stated in some
of the papers. Yesterday mornin. it was 3
degrees warmer.
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Do not forget to visi. REEs 6 Co.'S Gallery before
having your picture takeR. Their work is first.
cl1ss, and their prices the lowest In town. Carses
,Ic-yfsite. o 50 rJer Dozen
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THE VETO IN TIE SESATE.--At O'Clock to-
day the Senate will take up for consideration
the bin repeating the coupon feature Of the
funding act, the question being upon its pas.
sage notwithstanding the Governors veto.
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If you want stylish clothing and other gent,emens
OF the very be! quality and at low figures call
at E. p. SPENCE & SoS'S gents furnishing establish
I,ent. 1900 Main street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
TIE RICHMOND posT-OFFlCE MARCH 6, 1SI2.-
L. Walton, Powhatan Courthouse; Hannah
Price, -; Rev. Charles Z. Minncserodc,
Richmond one letter, no address.
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BALTIMoRE MARXETs

RAIrIMoRE. March c.--Flanr quist and 1fIu.
heat lrlrer Corr dull white, yslia,2,
ssc. Pork, siiGSlLe,. Bacon quiet aad uneiTsrSed.
hisacy, Ncs -
North Carcl.pa's, old, IS bid All Others upehanSsd
and bid for IL yesterday prices.
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SENATORIAL CAUCUs.-The Conservative
members OF the Senate will hold meeting
for conference on the land scrip bill imme-
diately after the adjournment Of the Senate
this afternoon.
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Apure rye wllistey, two years DID, at $3.50 per snl
lon FINCH, BUMGAHDyEI, and other choice brand
OF whiskey. Also complete stocS Of inc hrandie
and wines, at b. T. AHcHER's, 7s5 Main street.
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THE WEED F. F. FAMILY FAyoRITE SEWING
MACHlSr sews leather and the finest goods equally
well. WILLIAM LoCETART, Agent,
Eighth and Main streets.
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Lowery tho North Caroline OUTLAW
CsicS Reported Killed.

New Yoax, March GA Raleigh spechd
reports that Henry Berry LoWery, the noto-
rfous chief of the Robson county IN. "a
outlaws, has been killed BY bis brother sc
phen Lowery, who Is also . member OF the
gang Of desperadoes that intest that county.
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CABIN POINT, VA.
There ts 4 lady iu this place who has been using .
WILCOX 6 GIBBS MACHINE for lcn years, and she
says she would not take $3.50 for II unlccs she wat
sure she could get another Of the sanc
o. A. SLEpGE,
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies; opera chains and lconti1es gold chain
bracelets, gold thimblcs, fine gold wedding and en-
sagement rings; fine watches repaired by skllful
worklncn, 1T rs 81. GESNET's,
onrositp the noSt-office
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THr RAPID PROGRESS or ART can be seen In the
photographs taken by Mrs. Randolph's new ana
beautiful styles that now adorn thousands OF albums
throughout our city aud State They are taken only
ut the ssLEEn Gallery.
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. LOUISVILLE, March GA great fire has oc-
Cured at Frankfort, Ky. SWigert,s block
was entirely burned. A child was suTocatsd
in the fire. -.seif - :
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The sick should not fail te send TO AxroS1's and
get his California pears.
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HATS! HATS! HATs!-Au Of the new styles foI
spring are now on hand at CLARKE & WADDY's, lsll
Main street.
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just received extra large soft French pranes, fo
sickness at ASTONiS-
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For pure medicinal liquors, fine teas, and gro
ceries, We recommend our friends TO call ON Messrs.
W. D. BLAIR & Co., corner Ninth and Main.
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TaBAGGo afARKE9S.

LOUISVILLE March tobacco aetiye sIsa stscrSs
suIes aus h0gsheaas lngs, q. 90 ow 70 ges1
msdinsa lssE, s1.1s Siet % gos6 % a1e, ~
ST. Louis, sfsre,, e.. Tebscsp sses q CT
Pork a,lies 1T slg5e Dzeoa sss,
clear rib sides, ffc,; clear sides, 1se,
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The sick should not fail to go to ANToNis and get
his sweet California pears.
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Wusu-SGToN MApKETs. ;

wr,fIyGroN " c.. March c.--Spiy,ts tuTpenilEe
ouies az zee. Roein qtsietSS for stnfned; W Iot
Tale Crude turientfne steady for haro aor
yellow dip aud Virgin. Tar tsea dy =. ~ " l.
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Waikng-cancs and umbrellas in endless variety at
L. i. SPENCE & So,'S. 1900 IIaln street.
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Young gents should not forge; to 90 to ASToNrs
and buy those large California pears for their s!es
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HCsTNGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court met
Yesterday, and adjourned until Saturday
without the transaction of any business.
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\ beautiful stock OF ncclies and scarfs at E. 3.
SPENCE s. SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Latest News from Washington.


WAsuNGroN, March 6.-Senate.--A circu-
lar signed "Giles 4. Smith," showing q
movement among railroad presidents, inclu-
ding William H. Vanderbilt, Thomas A.
Scott, and Jay Gould. for increasing mail
rates fifty per cent, was presented to the
Senate.
The consideration Of appropriations was
resumed.
House.-The New York Tobacco Board Of
Trade petition for permanent bonded tobacco
warehouses.
The Yerba Buena Island grant was dis
missed without action.
The appropriation bill was further dis.
cussed.
The Washington and Richmond Rail-
road.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-The Star says that
the Virginia charter of the Washington and
Richmond Pennsylvania CentraD Railroad
Company not having been accepted by the
stockholders, has expired by limitation o.
law.
General Items.
WASHINGTON, March Cit is stated thai
Governor Holden will decline the mission Il
PERU.
The Attorney-G General instr,lcts the distric
attorney at New Orleans to prosecute al
offenders against the revenue laws, and tc
employ assistance if necessary.
| The British and American Claims Com
mission will adjourn for eight months on the
2Gth.
The Republican General Congressional
Committee have appointed Senator Wilson
chairman and Congressman Platt secretary
Secretary Boutwell, testified before tht
Arms Committee that all the proceeds Of the
sale of arms had been received into the Trea
sury.
General Babcock, before the Custom-Houst
Investigation Committee, eXonerated him
self from connection with the general-ordel
business, and said that he had never received
direct or indirect benefit therefrom.
Martin La Truite was convicted to-day fol
gambling, the first conviction for many years
Kinds, of Alabama, has been confirmed
Consul TO Rio Janciro, and Bryant assessor
for the fourth Tennessee district.
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Tile Union Pacific railroad is again block
AIDED by snow and floods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-07

TIE WEED T. +. FAMILY FhroHITE SEWING
MACHINE does not soil with oil the dress OF the
operator,