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THE WEATHER

VA1 DAfAkrAkNI ,OQscs Chter 6J1W1@ ONcsY,(
WAsHrNefoN, ID. O., Dec. II, 1917, II Amt
ofNOPsts poR PAST fWRNTY-YOUR HOURS
The pressure continues high in the north vest
and the upper lake region, and increasing
thence to Arkansas, Tennessee, and the Allie.
gbanies, with southerly and south westerly
winds, low temperatures aud clear weather
In the gulf and south Atlantic states northerIy
and northwesterly winds, cloudy, warm wea-
tDer, increasing pressure AMI occasional light
rain: In the lower lake and Canadian regions,
southwesterly and westerly winds, Clearing
colder weather, and increased pressures. In
the middle and eastern states northeriy to
northwesterly winds, partly cloudy and clearing
weather, with higher barometers, but un.
changed temperatures.
PRoBABILITIEs.-For the northwest and
thence slowly extending eastward to the upper
lakes and southwark to the lower Missouri and
lower Ohio valleys, southerly to south " esterly
winds, partly cloudy and cold weather, dimln-
ishing pressures, And increasing Temperatures
tonight. For Tennessee, the gulf and south
Atlantic states, occasional light rain, partly
cloudy but clearing weather this afternoon.
with higher barometers, but 10 wer temperatures
to-morrow. For the lower lakes and Canada
southwesterly and northwesterly winds, gener-
ally clear and cold weather. For the midcle
and eastern states northwesterly to northerly
winds, generally clear weather, incre asing pres
sGreS and low temperatures Tomorrow
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asvernnens Securities.


AoRk6o0 1Os0oYs
BALTIMORE. Dec. - -virginia skies, consoli.
dated. so; West virginia.. ls'< bid today.
BALTIMORE. Dec. n.-Oottoh nrmer and higher;
low mitdnss, 10. flour quiet aud steaxy; prices
Unchanged Wheat firm; white, choice and amber
81 l0a ~ Is; fair TO prime white 81 S5a92 o5 good
70 prime red 81 sSasf o.; common 70 fair do. SI70
eSl 80; red western, q IS 80; amber western
81 IS. Corn fiIn. stock scarce; white southern,
62s6s; yellow suthern, 62; miIed western, g.
mixed, GAS; do. white, 60. R.e aaist, 75ass Hay
nesdyi western, SOaSS; Pen nsyIvanis, SIS.
Rrovi siSps dull. with Q downward tendency Pork,
Gull snd lower; mess, SIS 81. Bulk meats un-
changed Bacon hapgtd: hams, new, I4xaI5
Lard dull and lower, 71ia7zi. Western butter
etc adv; choice roll %. Whisky buoyart aud strong
advanced cents; sales go barrels, at 81
NEW YORK. Dec. Il Stocks strong. Gold weak.
rs, Money firm. - TO lilo per cent. daily
Exchange, long: 9; short. los. Governments dull
and steady. virginia 6s, 40. new, 50. North Caro-
INV YORK, Dec. H.-FIour dull. Wheat firmly
held. Corr steaiv.
LONDON. Dec. u, II . m -CoasoIs opened at sll..
sl14 for money. and 9A IA tor account. Bonds Of
1883 old, %; 1907, %, l0 a0s, $50; aew fiyes 89st
Erie, 81.
Pans. Dec. E.-Eentes openei q. s. francs 50
mel -
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Mr.. Colfax and the Tribuue.

M Coliax In conversation to-day does no.
r. .C Ak Of the question OF the Tribune editorship
81 ~ettied. but there seems to be no doubt thar
virtually Is so, and that he will. be put i'm
irge very shortly, with the purpose o;
D A'ns It an Incorporating republican
J Fer. IL is understood, too, that he is 10
h"ye full sway, and to be no mere fgure-head
u BRING back subscribers TO the weekly by the
4 OF his name
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Mr. FsrnsWorth said in the House yesterday
'aat II would be better for the general govern
ntto give away the parks and public reserya-
IONS and let them be built upon. aud the people
q whom they are given pay the taxes on them.
Iarsls Is Willin'. The people OF Washington
NoR4dAt object TO take them on these terms.
4 here Is but one diffieulty an the way; the de-
I1and would be likely 70 far outrun the snnnlx-
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n~TBE STOCKHOLDERS OF The ouyD-
Us Any aud siLvkR SPRING RAILkOAD
are resp etfuiiy invited TO meet FRIDAY, al II
a sTeat in poTtsnce Will be considered.
=: WOLF, Secretary.
J. b. CLAGGET. President. dist
ILhI0n. Repnb. and Anzsiger.l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The Wall street markets were quiet yesterd "
The sales on call loans were per cent, go 4,
y and interest. Prime mercantile paper WAS
quoted at 1912 per cent Government bonds
were firm. both in New York and London. The
stock market was hrm with the exception OF
Rock Island, which was feverish.
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FOB SALE.
PIANOS, 10.

SCHoMAOKER q COS PIANOS,
~ PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
These instruments, which, on account Of their
Years become the most popular here, as
veil as al over the country, can be hadvtvNV
souARs PIsN1ss t s3s sIsly ios prices
EpkiGHT PIANOS from $500 TO 500.
GhANp PIANOS from Sa5 to Slg75
PERSONS who wish to save from > loo to $500 in
4sli and compa for the mseives. Pianos for rent
ramos exchanged. Tuning and Repairing properly
a5f cs ss .ssna.
WILLIAM kNABE CO,
BALTIMORE, MAINLAND.
GkAND, SQUARE AND UPklGHT PIANOS.
Inese lnstI uments have been before the public
Acne ATTAINED an unpurchased pre-emi vSA
aencs which pronoHnces them unea ualeduuv
II their tone, touch, workmanship aRd durability
medals at different fairs over other compettors All
II their SQUARE PIANOS have their new and i'm
proyed OversfIung Scale ard Agrsffe.
ORGANS from various well known factories for
dseiotr Piano wsreroon., rs lits street.
STHIEWAYs PIANOS.
Our stock of these celebrated instruments is now
sQGHRE PIANOS from ESQ to s1.oooSA
GRAND PIANOS from Slo5o to Si6GU.
Persons OF refinement and taste Who can q prect-
ATE the value Of rtsinway Piano, requested TO
We have also on hand large stock q Pianos from
,ther manufacturers, from 3 80 to $50, which we
are selling upon easy monthly instailments.
~ W. q. HErZsRorr a. CO..
sole Agents OF Steinways Pianos, and Mason q
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GUSTAV KUHN. lformsrly Foreman tor r. G
~ Liehie Co, Tuner for steinwey 49,
IgNER AND REPAIkER OF PEVvkvv
iNOS And 0RGANS. Orders left ct KARR 9
or. Pa. ave. and gth ct or at ROSENTHAL'S, sol
th st., corner Of will meet with prompt ats entou
and satisfaction guaranteed. now -3ms
NJ figures 20 dance TO the music Of pianos.
sor sale y 9:L WILD BIO ,l90 nth
Agenfs for Stisf's fiaaos, and manufacturer Of
md dealers In Musical INSTRUMENTS RensraIlV
oafred. decI9-tr
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UUNa MISS CBRIsrIAs ASSOCIATE
~ Corner oh and d streets.

Circulating Library. Terms: Ss per year: On per
culIter Fr,e Reading Rcom-An Daily, secular,
M Rslis IONS Pspsrs aud Magazines rlors, frse
90 all, With Of piano, ors an chess and chez
Iaily Pray er Nee inss Of 1878, o, and m. sab
tsfh ssvxies. ~ $50 .. N hort sdfres,cs. SAB
CoFEer lith and streets, st7:so o'clock. dsA
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t'OR kENT-With or without BOARD, 9 hand
house lately fitted up with all modern conveniences
i1%9 street, near corner 18th. dl4-3ts
ROARDIEG..One pleasant furnished Boom fol
y rent, with BOARD, suitable for two per sons
price $50 per month, flor twoJ fuel and gas in
cluoed. No. 1928 7th street, between and
streets. dl4 SIS
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOM0, A6T
~ prices moderate, ut 1lOS corner Of Pennsylve
eis avenue and list street. mayi-ly
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> QOn BOTTLES FROM EUROPE,
H.oOU Just landing.
YORKSHIRE RELISH
YORKSHIRE RELISHIi
NEW ENGLISH SAUCE.
Delicious-delicate.
CHEAP.
22s cents per Bottle, half pints.
N w. BURCHELL,
del46t 1882 street.
DOTATOES. POTATOES
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1872 ".ue,rie Xmas!" 1879

1872 s'.NesTie XMas!" 1879
Passenger By stssmssu.
Passengers By Rail.
Those Who take Express trains
Or travel with tas Mail,
Brood guage, marrow gage,
Wide guags, or ether,
Buy your Clothes before ysu start
or liable and BRorHRR:
HOLIDAY SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITsl
WORKING SUITS.
OVFRCOATS! OvERCOArS.
COATS! PANTS! VESTS,
All Prisesl sisesi Styles aaa Goods,
WE ABE SELLING 80 OHEAP
That Purchasers need not bring much noasy whsu
they Datroaizs
H.4BLE BROTHERS.
The Fashion able CIothiers,
S s;s r. OoHH.h TIN AND STREETS. NV.
SUPsRBLY ILLUSTRATED
CHRISTMAS GIFT BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
sHIILINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
CoTYW ~ ayee and Psnnsyr-snia ar.nw.
ENGLISH AND AMHRIcAN POETS,
beautifully illustrated.
BIBLES. EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC
PRAYER BOOKS.
in all styles Of binding.
Gold Pens and Pencils.
Rodgers Sons eu perior Penkniyes
Fine Russia Leaf, eT English and French Calf
skis Pocket Books and Letter Wallets
A fine assortment of Photograph Albums
American, English, Irish and Scotch Toy Books,
containing large illustrations printed in colors.
LOOK TO THE JUVENILES
holidays. Go early, better selection can be mase
and the crowd Of the holidays avoided.
DIARIES FOR 1873,
of all sorts, in various styles Of binding.
MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD WHITING
DESKS, PORTFOLIOS.
and everything in the
STATIONERY LINE,
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
dE-tr corner +ls street and Penn q avenue.
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49, pB. TUFTS PILLS.
uH IL IL purely vegetable concentration for
Eeeping the Boa els in Natural motion AMI Glenn
sing the sy stem Of al impurities, aad po,iti 70
Liver, stomach, and E.ineys TO . hssltsfal action
bile a. the s>..ss time they brace and inSisor.ts
the rAsis system-
RcMs, Ca, JA1cary IL, 1871.
Dr.. ". n. Tsg-pesr Sir: having used youi
LIVER PifI- ard finding that hsve dJne my witt
or myself as much good. i would like TO know
they would 20 .. well North ss here. 4 intend
ssme feet "a in this climate. wsntto take then
rwffh ne. Hoping 20 hear from yoe SON, re
DR.. rs HAIR DYE IMPARTSLLEE II
THE HAIk. dE cost
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= AsesarucffOn OF yfbIO's Theatre BY Fire.
! -. - = tlaaeinaboiG's BeIgding Gnfted-.TfiS'
Mslefraposit.ss ETufef DsniaRs Fire.
IN en- sEpppsea toIse Burned, AG. ssss.s4s
] NEW York, Nay G.--Ni iblo,s sfheatres:ia
Dafniilg The Metropolitan hefoi. .lt "a
though, y VIII also be burned. :
Ks - Later. ~ tsf.ia '3itf
NEw YORK, May G..-'rhe Inside al Ntt,o,s
theatre is completely DESTROYED. and Ana,
store lately occupied by sHelmbokds Is kutted
and filed with, waters II lhess Metropolitan
hotel Is consideracly damaged -Four. lire,
men who are missing G are are supposed suppose n 70 q have W
5,.9t> Further Particulars rs ts'ss ss;,,a
Ngw York, May Only sore swalli tof
Niblo's theatre isslefs standings Aseontfact
was made this afternoon to have, it rebuilt By
August. IL, n.,.s.,,, + y <r
AL the scenery of Lala Rookh, belonging
to the Grand Opera theatre, which had BEEN
transferredto Nibio's was sIhurried; aentailiDg
a loss Of S25, ,0G0.s .zyi zs.gstsgr.E 50 sststss
The different actors aud actresses at Nibao's
lose from so to 500 worth of property,
each. A meeting OF the dramatic profession
wiIisbe held tomorrow to adopt measures
for the relief Of the sufferers: Various theas
tres Of the city have, already, rendered shepe.
fits l,l.s ~, IN ,f.s.ss-.r $50 .,.;,,.
The loss to the Metrop5 5i;tan hotel was ed.
tirely by water, and Is estimated at at5tit
sS0, 900, instead Of as heretofore reportad.sss
The adjoining building, .owaedsby H.,
Beadel, was damaged !: to the amount Of
$40, 600. Several Masonic. and other lodges
Of secret orders will lose heavily By The. de-
struction of the hall over Niblo's. saFSf5fs '<1s
ESTIMATED Observation-Disclosures SUSPECTED.
The damage to the Metropolitan Hotel is
at $500, 900, aud to Niblo's Sa00,00
That to- Helmbolds building is also yery
heavy. -. j. 49,. /. /, u.s.. ,.si3a3
The fire originated in the dome OF the the:
atre, where naptha was handled. Gas pipes
were melted and an explosion occurred; The
fire is supposed to be the;work Of ineendiar.
Ism. ,,,. .......f t...,..s.r
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MANCHESTER ITEsIs.

RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-At the Baptist church
on Sunday morning the Rev. Mr.. Wilson. of
the Third Baptist church, occupied the nul-
PIT, and at night the pastor preached his
third annual sermon.
AT the Methodist church Rev. +. M. Lee
presiding elder for this district preached in
the forenoon and at night.
. The attendance at all Of the churches and
Sabbath schools was very good.
FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PREsBYrr-
RIAH CnURcH.--The ladies opened fair YES
terday evening in the Storeroom belonging
70 Mrs. Laing, corner Of Hull and Sixth
streets, for the benefit of the church. Their
tables are well filled with fancy articles and
refreshments suited to the season.
MEETING OF EAST HANOVER PREsBYrERY.-
East Hanover Prcsbytery, within whose
bounds arc embraced the churches of Rich
mond and the adjacent counties, will meet
in the Presbyterian church Of this place on
Thursday, May 9th, at lalc-lnSt o'clock p.
N.
REGISTRATION NorIcE.--The Office orrcgistri,-
ton for township and State officers will only
be opened for one day, ut Town Hall, May
l4th, but for the town election it will remain
open three days, commencing on the 14th
instant. The place of registration Is the
grand jury room at the county courthouse.
4 PLEASANT REUNloN.--The r. f. Lee
Club had Il iSh-lry, stew, &c., OH Sharps
island OH Yesterday. There was al abur-
dance of good cheer provided, and the day
passed oil in the most agreeable manUer.
TEMPERANCE MEEriNG.--Thrrc will be I.
public temperance meeting on Thursday
night under the auspices Of Manchester Coun-
Gil. Seyelaluble speakers have been engaged.
The place Of meeting will he given to-mor-
row.
REslGNATIoS.-A. D. Fowler, Esq, one of
the most energetic of the members of our
Board ofTrlistces, has resigned. Mr.. Fowler
designs removing from the State.
SALE OF WATER-PowER.-- Secretary of
the Board of Trustees is in negotiation with
parties in New York who desire to purchase
water-power for the purpose Of engaging in
the manufacture of both white and brown
paper. The capacity of the work will, it is
said, be 1,00O-horse power.
To BE DRA1NED.-It will he gratifying to
those residing in the vicinity to learn that
the Trustees have made arrangements for
the immediate draining of MichaePs pond
and all that portion of the west-end con-
tigrous to Goose creek. II will not only
make that section more healthy, but will
vastly improve the yalre Of property.
RENOVATION and after tonight Stuart
Lodge, I. o. o. F., will meet at their new
hall.
CITIZEN's MEETING-Thcre will be meet
ing Of the Conservative citizens of hanches-
ter ut the county courthouse on Wednesday
night at s O'Clock to consult OH matters of
interest to the party.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ID. II. Rogers, agent.
Schooner Eleanor, Gall, Pamunky river, grain, h.
& S. Wurtlam & Co.
Schooner Virginia Dare, johnson, Georgetown
coal. Trcdegar Company.
Schooner Armada Palmer, Georgetown, coal, W.
P. Cox.
Schooner II. l.. Slade Willcts. three days from
New York. wheat, Huxall, Crenshaw 4 TO.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk, merchan.
disc aud passengers. l.. b. TutIn, agent.
Schooner X. l.. Tay. -, lower james, ship-tri-
ber.
Schooner Southerncr. Wyatt, down the river,
light.
Schooner j. B, Tubman, Walthall, ria james
river, luml,er. Curtis & Parker. ...
Schooner William and Juiu25, Ouilrn, philadcl-
phia ria James river. lumber.
Schooner +. Mcrvil, Pierce, Providence. II. l., Un
OSbornc'S coal, Curric & Co.
Schooner A. ". Collins. TOOker, New York riG
Norfolk, railroad iron, Currie & Co.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CITY POINT, VA, May 8.-Passed up. tug Port
land with schooners II. l.. Slaight, Casper eft. ant
two canal schoorcrs: ting Olive Branch. will
schooncrs Annie L. Moore Lisesec Houston, and
B. Wharton, for Richmond: also. schooner Exer
ton, for Jones's Landing: schooner Enterprise, TO
Petersburg.
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TESTIMONY OF GRATITuDE,-1he ladies OF the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church who have been
recently engaged in fair, having for its object the
furnishing or their church ed6ce, deem 1t meet to
express their grateful appreciation of the kind and
liberal patronage ofthe citizens Of Richmond
They have been checrcd and encouraged by special
donations and services. as well by the general
manifestation OF friendly interest on the part OF the
community.
Thanks to each and TO all who contributed to a re-
suit which has proved to be very substantial aid TO
their work.
In behalf of the ladies. CHARLES II. REAP.
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REPAIRS TO THE CAPIToI.-Thc bids for the
repairs to the capitol having been opened.
the contracts have been awarded rs follows:
Woodwork to. MeSSrs. Green & Allen, twell-
tv-four windows for 1886; stonework to
John E. Temple, and the painting to a. j.
Vaughan The prices for the stonework
and the painting are not given owing to the
fact that those contracts have not yet been
signed.
In this connection it may not be out of
place to state that the work in tll. library OF
casing in the alcoyes and putting In glass
doors so as to protect the books, is progress
ing rapidly. This great improvement ls be.
ing made under the direction of the Com
mittee OH the Library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF Honor AND TEMPER
AScE will have temperance celebration to-
night at 81 O'Clock at Trinity church, on the
occasion of the public installation of the
officers elected forth present year. Undlne
Temple will unite iu the celebration; Brief
addresses are expected from Rev. Drs. Ed
wards and Burrows and Rev. Messrs: Chris.
tan and Garland. The excellent choir OF
Trinity will give some choice selections OF
music, and the whole exercises will no doubt
be highly interesting. Crystal Temple will
meet at Springfield Hall at = O'Clock, and
march in procession to the church, which
will be opened to the public at quarter to 8
O'clock p. NJ. ss-#
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The Carlist War; in spain. ssssa
DON CARLOS DEFEATED AND TUE INsUEREe
kNDLD. - 81. ). ...s.. -.

DON CARLOS DEFEATED AND THE4 4INsUEREcT1os
kHDlD. ssa Al. ). ,sssssSest-s.
MADRID, May G.--Don Carlos has been COM
pletely defeated, and is flying with 200 adj
herents towards France. Thirty-etgh Car
lists were killed and TAT capturcdt The In
surrection Is ended. F7Eaet'9 E.2#ii i''.*}a
LospoN, May "a special from Parts,te
the Standard says that Don Carlos aud ono
hundred Of his followers have been eaptnrcq
by the Spanish Government forces. -.
as~ THE DEFEAT coSr1RMED.. -. - -
MADRID, May G.-The latest reports con-
firm the defeat OF Don Carlos. Car!ist prtso'
ners are constantly being brought inaatasea
Sebastian, ia ID 49,. .-sa, .ss- .sl.g.G.33. 4
PAnIs. NAV 8.--Thrce hundred Inhabitants
Of the province of Navarro fled into France
10 escape impressment into the ranks OF Don
Carlos, previous to his engagement with the
loyal forces - r,. ,... ,,1.vyy ,,sy..t fea;zssgs1
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SENATOR TRUMBULL coSGRATULATEs GREELEY.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 6.-Senator Trumbull
has addressed the following dispatch TO
Greeley:
ITO Horace Greeley: Allow me to con-
gratulate you on being selected to lead the
movement which, by the will of the people
and Gods blessing, is to reform and purify
the Government.
(Signed) GILMAN IRUMBuLL.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS. ~~s
LONDON. May G.--The Times says the nomi-
nation of Greeley Is farcical, and his election
is impossible, but that it kills Grants CHANCE
of reelection and makes Democratic nomi-
nation certain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

TO CONSUMERS OF "
PETROLEUM LuRR1cAT1SG OILS


Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by us
differs rom all otter L,tricntfng oils soh Il. tais
market. We are the sole agents here for the Vir-
cinia Natural Petroleum Lubricang OIL, every bar
rel of which sold by US bearing ,onr brand thus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating OH, Par-
cell, Ladd L Co, Agents, Rschmond, Va"
1t is not mixture or residuun Oil, containing
chemicals hurtful to machinery, buta .'.al
PURE, NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA PETRo-
LEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
of ss degrees gravity, which win last ongsF Is bet, so
s0stllei Ln6rieaiing 5tlsQf ftcta there are Rte,fy
offered under the lars q toio pr.eSs; SR ao"tca are
We rlIarantea 80 sell the PETROLEUM III LUHki-
CATING OIL Of the best and purest quality az to'
and a be sold IN 1ns mid haks Far
nrahilify ubricatins properties, and all OF The de-
srbe qualities the Oh sed 9y y = sn l
,srnra = Richmond.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--Rising barometer
and northwesterly winds and clear aud clear
ing weather will probably extend southeast.
ward over the Northwest and the upper lake
region on Tuesday. Cloudy and possibly
threatening weather from the Southwest to
the lower lake region Falling barometer,
southerly winds, and Increased cloudiness
over the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States. Partially cloudy weather over the
Middle and New England States. Il. srsU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

PALMA CHRIsTA.-This plant whose foliage Is
unsurpassed for beauty and richness of color is an
ornament In any garden. Nature Is lavish in giving
II beauty and strength. But 1t subserves other pur-
poses than that Of identifying grounds. It's seed
are rich with an oil that, made into preparation for
the hair. forms the best tonic that can be applied to
II, removing the dandru curing all diseases to which
the scalp Is liable and giving the hair gloss that no
other preparation will impart. Made and sold by
MEADE & BAKER.
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TELEGRAPHICf NEWS.
New York stock and Money srarIso

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRk, MAY 6. 6.-snrliDg, ssf to 81.
Gold, 113s to114. Governments advanced
4 to !. states dull and heavy: Tennessee's,
SO; new, 90. Yirglnfa's, 4s new, SO. Louisi.
ana's, 6s; new, So. Levee's, s6; s's, 76 Ala-
bana's. 80: So, 60. Georgia's, 70; rs, 80
North Carolina's, sc; new,S;ao. South Caro-.
lina's, 90; new, 37a. ii .asti e,tl.e-
The balances I'm the sub-treasury are !:
Gold, s5,O60,077; currency, 81 ,3as ,697.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

A REGlaENTAL ARMoRY.-At the next
meeting of the Executive board of the First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers the subject OF
securing reginental armory and drill-loom
will probably be considered. There is now
no unoccuped room in the city that Is suitil-
BILE for the purpose; but one might be pro-
yided either over Levy Brothers new store,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets, or over
Stcarns's new building, corner Of Eleventh
and Bank streets. s...- Fse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07
New York Items.

NEW York, May 6.-The Health Officer
gives notice that after the 18th instant vess
sells from the West Indies, Mexico, and South
America, and from ports where cholera. or
yellow fever prevails, viii he boarded and
examinedin the loweribays gisrss& faat5&zsf
The steamer Batavia, hence for iLiyerpools
which was damaged yesterday BY collision,
has been repaired, and proceeded ON her
yoyape ';'a@9 q" .'i5's - = Z" '-'Is' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

ASSEMBLY HALL.-The performance of the
Dowager and Woodcock's Little Game by
the Richmond Amateur Dramatic Associa-
tion attracted select and fashionable, if not
large audience, to Assembly Hall last night.
Both pieces were well rendered, and the a,l-
dience was nota little pleased at the histrionic
talents developed by several members of the
Association. The after-piece was partcll-
slarly enjoyable, and the applause Of the arl-
dience was liberal. The performance will be
repeated TONIGHT.