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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06

FARSIIAM's FRENCH TOOTH LoZESGEs, 4 novel
and pleasant denttfrice-the finest IN the world for
cleaning beautfying. and preserving the teeth en-
dorscd by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale BY
PURCELL, LADD 6 Co. and R. W. POWERS & Co
Retail, by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth and Main
4. BoDEKER & BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Main; BERRIAN & MCPHA1L
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUvAL & THoNI-
SON, s3o Main MEADE & BAKER, 9l9 Main; HAIR
RIsoS, Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD
franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR. s25 Broad; j.
WAGNER & CO., Broad; Book, 5o4 Broad; GAR.
NETT, e33 Broad; THOMAS, 2l4 Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoRsTMANS
21l east Broad; KISDERvATER, Broad; FISCHER
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brook avenue and Leigh street; S. "
FARRAR, corner of Twenty-flfth and Leigh streets
MORRISON & FAREAR, Broad between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-siXth strsets.
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+ SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-Judge, Chris
tan Cpresiding), Staples, and anderson
This court met yesterday pursuant to ad.
journment. Judges Moncure and Joynes
were absent, both being sick.
=. Thomas us. Jones. Supersedeas awarded
Neal us. Clarke and Holland, Hubbard's
executor us Newton, Gay us. The Common
wealth. Supersedeas refused.
Christian us. Cabell, trustee, de-, ia the
special order for to-day.
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MEETINGS.


tT o. M.-CAPITOL LODGE, No. g.
IL There will be L special meeting Of CAPITOL
LODGE, No. .. |. o. NJ, Tliis- "wednesday EVE
MING at eo'clock, IN Pythian Hall.
BY order Of Worthy Master
NH e-lt4 GEORGE T. MCADAMs, R. s.
rI,HE MEMBERS OF SPRINGFIELD
L DIVISION No. LOT, Sons OF Temperance, 'ls
urgently requested TO be present III regular meet
Ing of the Division on THURSDAY EVENING,
March fth, at o'clock, L, business Of vital Import
snrs. win be acted upon. BY order Of the ". =.
nh 5-3tS L. WILEY DAVE, Il. :,
9 A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS or
n Richmond OF IRISH BIRTH or DESCENT
,.jil be held at the City Hall THURSDAY EVE
MING. March 7th. ut O'Clock, for the purpose or
maxim. arrangements for the appropriate celcbra-
ton Of ST. PATRiCk'S DAY.
All vino desire TO participate IN these arrange
,ncnts arc respectfully and cordially invited to be
President I!ibernan Society.
. TMoMAs O'FAREELL, Secretary. mn a-"t
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Police COURT, TUEsDAr-Justtee J. j.
White presiding The following cases were
disposed Of:
Abram James (colored), charged with steal
ing one neck tie, the property Of Adolphus
Cook, was discharged.
Edward Fagan, charged with assaulting
and striking julius Jenkins with SNOWFALL.
Fined So.
Lucy Brooks (colored), charged with steal
ing iron, the property of the Tredegar Com
pany. Sent to Jail for five days.
Thomas Beale, charged with assaulting,
beating, and threatening the life Of G. schul.
hofer. Fined $3.50. .-~.-
Lucy Cook (eolored), charged with stealing
one pencil Of the value Of e, seven dollars
in money, and one stove Of the value Of so.
Sent to Jail for thirty days.
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LATEST TFoRE1aNzNEws.


-. s.pseg n France. 9 -
..a.iI, y Ais, march 5.--There was prolonged
1.a VI sie ministry last night, which re-
snited IN the resignation of Power oierfier. I:
His note to Thiers explains rbis teSt;,no,,r
favorable to La Motto, before the court at
Roueu. -
1t Isl reported that two regiments 81 tba
line which have shown Bonapartfs tef,dan.
cies have been removed from the city. Il y
The Minister of Finance today signed
drafts for S30, ,00o, 900 francs in part payment
Of the autidpatory installnent OF the war
indemnity. se .zztSa--fi;a
The committee Of the Assembly have re-
ported in favor Of confirming the election Of
Rouher to the Assembly, and censuring, the
conduct Of the local authorities in his dis
trict. - -
The Duke Dc Broglis, French Anlbassa-
dor at London, has informed the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs that there is little hope soft
reaching an understanding with the British
Government in regard to the commercial !.
treaty. -: = ,.>@sst sE'i ia.i 80 -
The official journal will tomorrow an q
nounce the formal resignation OF Ponyer'i
Quertier and the appointment Of Goulard,
the present Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce, as his successor dd interim
| N. Grevy has been reelected President Of
| the Assembly by decreased majority s;ssa'
The, 18th instant is appointed for: the long.
expected debate on Catholic petitions. ..lI
The Budget Committee to-day, being un-,
able to agree with the Minister Of War,
| requested the attendance Of President Theirs,
| who, in appearing before the committee,
complained of its inactivity, which, he said,
embarrassed the Government, and declared
his intention of bringing the matter directly
before the Assembly. t.5e
A movement is on foot for the organization
Of a new Conservative party, the main object
| of which will be the liberation OF French ter.
ritory from German occupation, and the
formation OF ministry pledged thereto ;all
constitutional questions to be shelved until
that end is accomplished. g aG1s1&
| England. ,t fscsss.,,
| ANXIETY FOR AN OVERDUE sTEAMEg. F,
LONDON, March 5.-Considerable anxiety Is
felt for the safety Of the Inman steamer City
of Washington, which left New York on the
18th Of February, this being her seventeenth
day out. p .ia.@I $50 =
The claimant in the Tchborne case haa
summoneda q meeting of his friends. ~.
Sir Charles Mordaunt has applied for the,
appointment Of q medical practitioner to ex-'
anime into the sanity of Lady Mordaunt,
The Earl of Lonsdale, formerly Posnlaster-
General and President of the Council, IS dead.
| Italy. f~,y.s-..s r-g.
RolE, March 5--It is stated that Prince
Frederick Charles of Prussia, recently here,
said that Germany would defend Italy should
France attack her. .oI, r.1a
| India. s.rEH 5sa.
CALCUTTA, March 5.-General Brownlow
| telegraphs under date of the 9th ultimo, that
| the Northern Howling Chiefa have sub
mitted, bringing peace-oilerings, and binding
themselves to peace by the usual oaths and
ceremonies, and all captives have been re-
covered. .-,,r.es, RI fa,.<t-
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SoC,ETY.-At the
annual meeting of the Catholic Beneficial
Society, held last night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi.
dent, Francis j. Reilly ; Vice-President, 1. G
Baker; Recording Secretary, Joseph W
Laube; Assistant Recording Secretary, Denis
Mccarthy Financial Secretary, Daniel Han
NJ Higgins Messenger and Jantor, Maurice
Griffin Trustees ?. AcGoyern, Joseph l.
Whitaker, and Robert Kerse. Chaplain
Rev. F. Jansscns.
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The Philadelphia Ffre---L.Oss OF Goods
Estimated at 9a,OOO,o0 49,.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-The fire In DR.
Jaynes's granite building was subdued with
out damage to other buildings. 1t is esti-
mated that sl,00O,000 worth of goods was
destroyed and damaged. The fire did not
reach the lower store. The burning Of the
cupola, one hundred and twenty feet above
the pavement, was magnificent spectacle.
The Chestnut-street front Of the building
escaped inundation, the fire being confined
to that part fronting on Carter street.
The two upper stories Of the Carter-street
front have fallen, but the granite front on
Chestnut street Is not at all damaged.
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JOB PRINTISG.-Wc eau the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks Of courts, shcrTs, lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, anda others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered ri
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish 1t short notice Cards
Bl-Heads, Lettcr-IIcats, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Bauks Pamphlets, Tags, Haud-Bills, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare, Show-bils, Checks, Drafts, &C., SC.
SC, Satisfaction guaranteed.
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C. o. CAMrBELL & Co., Ninth and Main streets,
are still running their usual class of Pictures which
give such universal satisfaction. Without claiming
TO run yfrst-class gallery, such as BoGARpUs, in
New York, or ASDERsoS's, In Richmond, no better
evidence Is wanted of the appreciation IN which our
pictures held than their great popularity with
all classes, and the fact that several Of the socaled
tirst-class galleries have been compelled TO reduce
their prices for pictures. All Of work Is exc
cuted BY competent and experienced photographers
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Es.yy Gale ON tho Atlantic.

SAVANNAH, March 5.-All vessels arriving
here report having experienced q terrific gale
from the northeast ON the 1st and I'd instanfs.
The steamship Towananda lost her sails,
had her pllot-house stove, round-house car-j'
ried away, and the vessel was niucn strained
She was shove to" eight hours. 4 1. g.,
The steamship Oriental lost her sails, and
was "hoye to0 six hours off Cape Henry,
where she spoke the steamship Blackstone,
from Boston for Baltimore, in the same con-
diticp g..
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The pressure will
recover itself on Wednesday over the New
England and Middle States, with westerly to
northerly winds, and generally clear but con-
tinued cold weather. Partially cloudy but
pleasant weather on "Wednesday over the
South Atlantic States, with probably easterly
winds. Southerly winds will continue over
the western Gulf States. Easterly winds
from Tennessee to Lake Superior and west
ward, with rising temperature, diminishing
pressure, and partially cloudy and probably
threatening weather.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stoen and Money a1arke,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoEx, March 5.--Moneyt4 to5 per
cent. !. Premium business notes, q to 8.
Exchange dull and steady at 9l to 81. Gold
dull at 110t to 11oI. Governments closed
strong; Sis, 1154 G2's, 111:. States mac
tive. Tennessee's, GO; new, 66l. Vir-
ginias, So; new, 90. Louisiana's, So;
new, 90. Levee's, 81; ss, rs. ~Alabama's,
80; 5's, so. Georgia's, 10; rs. 81. North
Carolina's, S5a; new, 19a. South Carolinais,
52i;t new, 80. ,- e.sr +.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHToN will sell at 1os A. VI, at thc
residenccof ID. T. Williams, No. Third street,
rosewood scvcn octave piano, an assortment OF
household and kitchen furniture, &c.
}. 3. PARKER, United States marshall, viii sell
. Al tlIA. NJ, at the store OF J. W Pledge, No: sl7
Broad street, HE entire stock Of confecttoneries,
fruits, jcllles cases, Jars, store fixtures, sc.
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:" PRESERVATION OF A FoUNTAIE.-The free
drinking fountain recently put up in front of
the post-oilice by the pupils of the Richmond
Normal School will be formally presented to
the city on next Saturday at noon. These
exercises were postponed from last Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EIRGNIA.--The last
session of this our own "homc school" has
passed off with more than usual eciat. There
was an increase Of more than one-third in the
number of students in attendance upon the
lectures, and we take great pleasure in call.
ing attention to the spontaneous and well.
expressed tribute to the Faculty from the
graduates which will be foundin our columns.
Such resolutions as these ought to attract
every Virginia student to swell the ranks OF
the next class, and thus bestow wel-merited
success upon this valuable institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06

FINE FABR1cs.-The spring fabrics now
being turned out at the Charlottesville Wool
Ion Mill will compare faYorably with any of
the kerseys or cassimeres made in this coun-
try or Europe. The goods exhibited at the
State Fair last fall took the premium, we be-
lieye, in every case, and the samples Of sum-
mer goods which have just now reached this
city cannot be exceled anywhere, and our
merchants would do well to examine these
goods, made in Virginia, before they pur-
Chase in the North or elsewhere. .,,,a
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MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-A
meeting of the City School Board was held
Yesterday afternoon. Present: MeSSrs. Kelley
(presidcn), Curry, Manley, Petherbridge,
Moses, and Binford.
The regular monthly report OF Superin.
tendent Binford was submitted. 1t shows
the enrolment Of scholars to be: 2,35e
white; colored, 1874. Total, 1892. Average
attendance daily: White, 1850; colored
1871. Total, 3,421. Percentage of attend
ance, 81. Total number Of scholars enrolled
to date: White, 2,G49; oolored, 1874. Total
4,493.
An intermediate examination was held ir
the schools during the past month. In the
first and second primary, and in each OF the
Junior grades, the examination was written
Iu the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth primary
an oral examination was held.
In relation to the lack of accommodations
for white and colorcd scholars in the eastern
and western parts of the city, and upon which
subject the Superintendent also touched il
his report, the following resolution wa:
adopted by the Board:
ReS0lrcd, That SO much Of the Super!n
tendent's report as refers TO larger accommo
dations for the children in the western anC
eastern portions of the city be referred TO thu
committee on school buildings. with instruc
tions to seek ali appropriate lot and report
progress at the next meeting OF the Board.
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BUILDING FUND COMPANIES Several build
inc fund companies are already in successful
operation in this city, and Others are in pro-
cess of formation. The citizens Of Church
and Union Hills are organizing one, and the
movers in the matter report about 100 shares
now subscribed. Judge Wexford has re.
ceived an application for the incorporation OF
still another on plan new In this LATITUDE,
but which has been emiEently successful else
where, e.,Eg - =;
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, March s.-Cotton 'qteti sales. 2,l0
bales; Cpiands, 22sc. Orleans, 25tc. hour
Wheat lower; winter red western, E,st@S..Ie.,
corn-New western mix ed. afoa,, ~ e7iie. = Pofk
dull and lower; Mess iara sn Ino
auIet and weak ut SIC. Rosn dull at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06

Mass MEETING OF CoLoRED CITIzENs.-Ar-
ransements are being made for great as
scmblage of the colored citizens Of Rich
mond--more particularly those engaged in
handling tobacco---on next Thursday night.
The meeting is called for the purpose OF
mcmorializing Congress in favor of uni
form tax on tobacco. Several prominent
speakers are expected to be present, and as
the subject is one Of vital interest to the
colored people above all others, it is expect
cd that the meeting will be very large one.
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Fron, sa,, Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, March 5.-A large steamer,
supposed to he the Alaska, overdue from
Panama, is in the ofing. :, sataegE Pa
The press of California condemn the send.
ing of General Howard to interfere with
General Crooks operations against the Apa.~
ched. - -
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LIST OF UNHAILARIE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RIcHMoSp PosT-OFr1cE MARCH 5, 1S72.--
Charles Hulcher, Gap Creek, \. c.; /. II.
Gregory, Marblehead, Mass; James c. Dea-
ton. Richmond; James Fl. Allen, Richmond !;
Miss X. Tyler, Richmond; Miss L. S. Carter,
Pichmond
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Miss MINNIE LEES BENEF1T.-This evening
Miss Minnie Lee, of the Richmond Theatri-
cal Company, takes her benefit at Virginia
Hall. A select dramatic programme will be
nrescntcd
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NRw STREET IN HARyIE.-The Council
Committee on Streets met yesterday after
noon and ordered the extension of Reservoir
street in the direction of Haryie. A peti-
ton numerously signed WAS presented at the
last meeting Of the Council praying for the
above extension, which was referred with
DOWer to grant. - - =
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sr.r,ae D,sasssr and Ioss OF Life.

T BosTos, March 5.--The schooner Clara
Bali. from New York for Boston, went ashore
near Highland Light in heavy gale, accom-
panied by intense cold. The crew, seven u,
humber, attempted to reach Land, but only
one succeeded, end he half frozen. The
others psrShed.
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II you want stylish clothing and other Benuemens 3
wear OF the very best quality and at low 1gures call
at E. 3. SPENCE & SONS gents furnishing establish
men., 1900 Main street.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and Indies; opera chains and leontines, gold chGn-
bracelets, gold thimbiss fine gold wedding and Gu
sugemeus riugsi ana watches repaired sJ sklfai
weSkRszs Ut SHsasr.s
cpposie Ne possoCae@
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RALTIaonE .fARKETs.'

BALTIMORE, March s.-gotton2 very firm i. low
middIings, &c. Flour hrm and unehanged, Waeat
firm Pennsylvania, sLssG $l.7o. Corn dntf;; Wni!e
soutlierp eA6s7c.; yellow, MI xed re1tsrns2
sSGeec Oats dull western, 5illsac. Eye steady at
a5c.0SL Pork quiet $a. 1lk meata steady and' mo
Unchanged Hams unchanged ut l3,0ltc. Inrd
steady at 9ll9fc Western bnttar very active good
TO choice rolls, s4c fair To- prime, a@zIc
key quiet but firm at soc. ss SO.
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THE WEnD r. r. FAMILY FAvoRITE SEWING
MACHINE Is always recommended by those who use
it. WILLIAM LoCK11ART, Agent,
u. Eighth and Main.
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REEs Co. have tnst engaged the great New York
chemical snd darkroom operator Professor Chill
ton, Jr.. at salary OF sSl per week. Old fogies
and small-frY, stand aside. ..
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THE WEATHER.-The weather became sud-
denly cooler yesterday morning, the ther-
mometer indicating temperature Of eight
degrees below zero.
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EcoNo,rT IS WEALTH.-Have your photographs
executed at REEs Co.'S. Cards, si.5o per dozen
large size, g.. Monograms (uew), % per hundred
ufe-sizc, Oils and upwards. - ~. -l-sg. =
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mop puJI DEJPHTA- IfE

Tor PHIL AID ELPH IA.-&ETS
II The steamer EMPIRE, Captain ss1ase 1s
ALLEN, Will receive freight for the above port I'LL
THURSDAY the 7th instant at IL O'Clock. Freight
taken for all parts Of Pennsylvania, New jersey.
low rates Passage to Philadelphia, including meals
and staterooln, u. W. r. PORTER, Agent,
NH C-2t N-e- No. DADS Dock street.
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hEcuAM's RIVER DEroT, VA.

=. hEcuAM's RIVER DEroT, VA.
I have o WILCOX & GIBBS machine which has
been in use twelve years; nothing wrong with II but
the tension; little out of order; please FIX and re-
turn 1t, as have q great deal of sewing to do.
=. MARY j. MACFIN.
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For pure medicinal liquors, fine teas, and gro
ceries, we recommend friends 70 call on Aessrs-
w. y. BLAIn & Co., cornsr Nlntn aud Aain.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 6 Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any journal Of the country at regular
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Nalking-cancs and umbrellas In endless variety q
Z. y. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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TIE WEED =. T. FAMILY FAvoRITE SEWING
MACHINE only requires trial to convince You efta
,orifs
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S.tionu, Baseball Association.

CLEVELAND, ONO, March 5.-The National
Association Of Baseball Players has con-.
vened here, and elected Ferguson, OF the
Atlantics, president, and N. e. Young, OF
Baltimore, secretary. The rules sre nearly
the same as last year. 1''.
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ApvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of tho country should advertise In the
papers OF that section. u. ELLYsoH 4 co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lieha
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Saturday Night, Weekly, and Ledger lor
this week received from Euysos 8 Taylor,
lll6 Main street.
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A beautiful stock Of necktics and scarfs at Z. 8.
SPENCE & SONS. 1900 Main street.
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L'OR NEW. YORK.-Yirginia ,9EYTh
Z Steamship and Packet Company 8 nssd
elegant steamship WILLIAM p: CLYDE, s Captain
FRIDAY March Sth, at P. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river aud Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills lading given 70
all southern. eastern. aud western places; also 10
europe and Australia. Fare IS; meals and state-
rooms extra. For freight or passage, apply to
ID. J. BURR, President, 1914 Main street.
WAsHISGToN & Co., Agents, Pier 12 North river,
Nav YORK -, -. -" NH est
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DEPARTUREs OF STEAMERS.

LOR NEW TORK.-The Old @Ns
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ele-..rl
CANT side-whee, ,stenmslp ISAAC BELL Captan
BLAKEMAN, will sail on FRIDAY, March 9th, at ,
O'Clock 2. VI. Freight received until O'Clock 2. ~.
Through bills of kdlng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north south,
e5st and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare. 81; steerage, ga; ronnd-uap
tickets, $50. For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. WYATT, Agent,
NH s.st No. 3 Governor street.
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b9g LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. ysys1
gLoUIsYyLfx, March s.--Tobacco active; Gales 7S
;hogshesds at full prices, @ '7.-<+1' =
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Senatorial Election fin nGeorSia-Hoayy
Eank Robbery.

MACON, GA, March Sin the senatorial
election in the tenth district yesterday Styles
Demorat) was elected by a large majority
over Armstrong, the independent candidate.
The Planters Bank at Fort Valley was
robbed last night of SIS, 900 in currency and
$4,000 in specie.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTS gsl.
Il MOUTH, ,hNISwAY-LANDIEGS - a2s1EE
ON JAMES RIEER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
Yirginia Steamship and Packet Company's shedsl
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY
1T 81 O'Clock a. N. Freight received every day from
7 oclock \. VI to O'Clock p. NJ. All way freight
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf or cap
tain on board. 49, de Is
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MARINE zNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 9, 1872.
Sun rises. G:l7 Moon rises. ........... AIS
Sun sets ts....... $50 High tide. ......... 2:0a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06

THE WEED T. +. FAMILY FAvoRITE MACHINE
works 1rst-rtte with aoo cotton or heavy thread.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06

HUsT1NGs CoURT.-This court will meet
this morning.