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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT AT THE BETHEL
Scuool-Bcthel school, which is situated on
Nineteenth between Main and Cary streets.
has about 275 scholars, and is under the sue
cessful management Of Mr.. w. L. Fox, prir-
cipal. 1t has been the custom Of the principal
occasionally, on Friday afternoons, to have
for the benefit Of the scholars and their
parents and friends varied entertainment,
whici, has already proved successful in slim
ulating the pupils in their duties. Those OF;
the scholars who have been most proficient
in their studies and of good behavior
during the week he allows to take part in
the exercises.
Yesterday afternoon before 5 O'Clock q
number of the members Of the city school
board and few Of the parents Of tile cl;il-
dren assembled ut the "Bcthel school" to
enjoy exercises of the kind described. On
this occasion they consisted Of rcciiations, dir-
logues, and Ducts The concert singing by
the scholars is particularly deserving of men
ton, and was greatly enjoyed by all who
were in attendance.
The public schools of Richmond are i'll
most successful operation under the manage
ment Of Superintendent Binford, and these
entertainments are beneficial in producing Il
rivalry among the pupils which stimulates
them to diligence and perseverance in study.
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Senaie.-The
bill defining the rights Of part owners of yes
sets was passed.
The bill extending the three years. law of
1866, regarding certain private land titles In
Louisiana, was considered for "a time and
went over till tomorrow.
The tariff bill came up in order, but by
vote Of q toto was laid aside, when bill
for the benefit of soldiers was taken up and
passed.
The tariff bill was then discussed until adj
tournament.
- Mr.. Scott's amendment admitting tea and
coffee free of duty was passed by vote Of
80 to Is.
Mr.. Sherman, chairman of the Finance
Committee, then said he would suggest the
retention of the duty on rice and other arti-
cles. He regarded the question of repeating
the duty on tea and ceffeeas now settled, and
he advised the business men of the country
to make their arrangements accordingly.
House.-A large number of private bills
were passed, and District affairs occupied the
balance of the day.
Another Kul8,ux Case in the Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Supreme
Court to-day took up the case of Jefferson
Green. This is one of the South Carolint
cases under the enforcement act Of May
1870; and Messrs. Stanberry and johnson
falling to get the constitutionality of tht
law before the court in the case of Avery
and Others Upon certificate Of division il
respect to questions raised on the motion t.
quash, now moved for writ of habeas and Ger
tiornri to bring up this case for review, the
court below having refused to discharge thu
petitioner on hdbeas corpus. After some
conversation between the court and counse
the matter was taken under adyiscment.
Louisiana Affairs.
WASHINGTON, March 22.--No progress ha
been made, and there is no prospect Of any
in the matter of reconciliation betweel
Warmoth and bis opponents unless Parke
wthdrawS. His confirmation by the Senat
will be opposed. The Louisiana delegation
will be satisfied with nothing butt coloret
MAN as surveyor of customs.
General Items.
! WASHINGTON, March 22.--The Appropria
tons Committee has defeated, by a tie vote
the appropriation of $4,000 to enforce til
civil rights regulations.
The Pacific Railroad Committee hay
agreed to report supplemental Souther
Pacitic railroad bill. tauthoriZes $50, 900 i
bonds per mile, aud directs the work to com
nlcnce Immediately at the eastern terIninu:
Carl Schurz was before the arms-sale com
mttec to-day. Nothing damaging or int
resting was elected.
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OPENING OF A New CHURCH ORGAH.-The
new organ for the Second Baptist church in
this city will be placed in the building ready
for Use during the next week, and the choir
of the church, assisted by number Of their
friends, propose opening it for the tirst time
to the public by Il grand vocal and organ
concert about the I'd of April.
The very best amateur talent of the city
will take part, and the selections will be of
the most classic and pleasing character. The
grand chortSes will be sung by about thirty
to forty voices. 1t is stated thatall the pieces
arc now being rehearsed, and every effort
will be made to render the concert attractive.
The following relative to the organ we clip
from the New York Tribune of the both:
"Thc organ just built by Henry Erben for
the Second Baptist church of Richmond, Va,
WIS exhibited at the factory yesterday. 1t
has two manuals, pcdale, nineteen regis
tcrs, and the usual combinations and coup
lerS. For its size it is one of the brightest
and most effective instruments we have
heard, beside which it is full and powerful
in tone, with rich diapasons anda good bass"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

POLICE COURT, FRlDAY--JuSttce !. j..
White pres,din9.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Henderson johnson (colorcdD, charged
with having in his possession a lot of cloth
person unknown. Discharged.
Watson Taylor .(colored), charged with
stealing lot of wood of the value of about
twenty-five cents, the property Of Thomas
c. Epps, ST., was found guilty and sent TO
.iail for three days.
Susan Morris and james Tyler (colorcd),
charged with unlawful cohabitation, We're
discharged, the evidence being insufficient to
convict
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Jon PRINTISG.-Ne call tile attention Of mer
chants, clerks of courts, shcr1i:s lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal olccrsand agents, and all others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt ana faithful execution of all kinds OF Jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads LetterIIeads, Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks: Pamphlets, Tags, lEand-Hlls, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare. Sllow-Bills. Checks. Drafts &C. &C.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

RUNAWAY AccIDEST-YeSterday morning
a pair of horses attached to Il covered wagon
from the upper part of Hanover county took
fright from an engine on Broad street aud
ran away. The driver "a Mr.. Neale) was
thrown out on Broad near Fifth street, and
painfully bruised, though not seriously in
iured. DR.. Cullen was sent for to attend the
injured man, and upon examination found
that no bones were broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

MR. !CowARDlN's LEcTuRE.-The Snow pre-
vented very large attendance at Assembly
Hall last night, but there was goodly num-
Der Of persons present. and they were highly
entertained by the good stories, capital imita-
uolfs. and other drolleries which Mr.. Cowar-
din had strung together under the move! and
comprehensive title of Jil1-Jams. Mr.. Col
llns, who is now with the Abbott company
at the Theatre, contributed some of his best
things to the entertainment; and Mr. Red
ford and other amateurs were wei received.
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Guba.

KEY WEST, March 23.-Late dates from
Cuba bring the following: The insurgents,
under President Cespedes, attacked the town
OF Saguade Tahamo on the 9TH instant, ana
BY feint succeeded in drawing of the garri-
SON. While the Spanish troops were pursu-
Ing this party another body OF insurgents en-
tered the town and sacked 1t.
A sloop which was conveying ammunition
to the insurgents WAS scuttied near dnanta-
namo TO prevent her capture ;Dy tne span
4 large sun, OF money has been Forwarded
by the Cuban synpathizers In Porto Rico 70
the C,,ban Junfa In New York. ts5t's4'
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Easterly and
southerly winds, with cloudy weather and
rain, will continue over the South Atlantic
States. The area of cloudy weather and snow
from Tennessee northward will gradually
extend eastward over the Middle States to-
night, and over the New England States on
Saturday, when the wind will back to south
erly. Rising barometer, falling temperature,
clearing weather, and northwesterly winds
will extend eastward over the Mississippi
Valley during the night, and over the upper
lake region, the Ohio Valley, and the. Gulf
States, on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

REAssEssMENT OF LANDS IN HESRICo.--A
meeting of the Board Of Supervisors Of Hen.
rico county will be held on Monday for the
purpose of taking into consideration the sub
Iject of the reassessment of lands in Henrlco
county and equalization of taxes, as provided
bv recent act Of Assembly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

THE BUREAU OF IMMreRAT1oN.--In the
House of Delegates on Thursday night the
bill (rcported by joint committee) establish
ing State Bureau of immigration, Agricul-
ture, and Statistics, was taken up and dis
c'lsscd at length. A motion to dismiss was
made by MFR. Booker, but it was opposed by
Mr.. Lovenstein, who is the special champion
of the bill in the House, and it was then re-
jcctcd. 1t is now probable that the bill will
pass the House, provided the amount Of the
appropriation is reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

THE INVESTIGATING CoMAlTTEE-The COM
mittee appointed ut the last meeting of the
City Council to investigate certain charges
made by Mr.. BossieuX against the James
River Improvement Committee met again
last night in the Council chamber. After q
careful dcliberation the committee concluded
that the James River Committee had done
the best that they could have done, but the
investigating committee decided to go down
the river to-day at O'clock aud examine the
worE
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HALL, THE ALLEGED CONFIDENCE Man,
BroUGET TO RIcUMoND.-Detcctivo Kendall
O,Dwycr reached the city yesterday after.
noon, having in charge William Hall (coioreD,
who stands charged with unlawfully and fe-
loniously obtaining $4,000 from James Tur-
ncr (colorcd) under false prctences. This
case was worked up by Detective Knox and
John Wren upon the information furnished
them by Turner, full account of which has
already appeared i'll the local columns of the
EfSn1tch.
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.argc and juicy pears a, Asrovr's.

have analyzed the whlskey known under the
brand of b Select controlled by 3iessrs WALTER
-. BLAtR &c CO., Richmond, Va, and find 1t free
from fusIl oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's use for lnedicualaud family purposes.
j. u. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical
.ItauISU b. lss.. College Of Virginia.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
LITTER IssT.-The post-oftice letter list
will tc published on Monday. ......

RHIIGloCS SERVICES Tu-AIoRRow. - We
note the following special appointments
Centenary Methodist CNurch.-Rey James
\. Duncan. ID. d., at II A. NJ. and qmrterto
SP. NJ.
Pine-Sheet BoptiSt.-Rev. MIR. Hartwell,
missionary to China, at II \. NJ.
United states Cowt-Room (enti1ncc on
Bank Strect).-Ecv. \. II. Miller Mt II 4. NJ.
Ch,9SiadclphiGn Synagogue Covenant
Hall. Capitol strect.--A discourse will be de-
Of God: will ii I've literal or spirftudl2"
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PERsoNA1.-Mr. Charles p. Montague, Of
Baltimore, is in the city, and the guest of his
brother, Mr.. John FL. Montague. Our old
friend, now of Baltimore, is a man with
troops of friends. He makes them wherever
he goes. Richmond is his native city, and it
is hard for him to get along the streets when
here. His genial face halls friend at every
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DISTINGUISHED VIslToRs.-Uon. u. c.
Kerr, of Indiana; Hon. James B. Beck, OF
kentucky; General Terry and Judge Harris,
members of Congress from Virginia, and
other members Of the House Of Representa-.
tives of the United States, are expected III
Richmond this morning.
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NEIy YORK MARKETS.

NEW YonK, March 2c-Cotton firm sales, a,2is
balcs; uplauds, 2?3c.; Orleans. eesc Flour more
choice S7.051S9.5o. Whiskey active at ssWss5c;
Whcat-Win.er red western. sLts8$l.1. Corn lW
&c. better. Rice firm Ut 9.0Gsc. Porl more act,Ns
ut Sia61si3O5. Lard nni navlls unchanged. TIL
low ai0iac Erephts firm. ----..L - -.
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PAY OF COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Yestcr-
day the Senate thought better of its previous
proceeding in regard to curtailing the pay of
county superintendent ofscliools, and agreed
with the House Of Delegates to leave the pay
ofthose officers as at present fixed by law. The
Senate also agreed to put the rate of county
and district taxation at fifteen cents III the
500 for the two. The House has yet to act
on two slight amendments before the bill can
become law. "
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HoNoRABI.Y Observation-Disclosures Rob-
inson (colored), who was charged with enter
ing the house Of NJ. a. Clarke and stealing
three kegs of butter, appeared before Justice
White yesterday for examination, and was
honorably discharged, there being no evi-
dence to convict. The accused proved an
excellent character.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Ics cstcrday morning Mr.,
Henry Holman. an old citizen Of Richmond,
fell dead while sitting in room at the resi-
dence OF his brother, on Broad street between
Foushcp and Adams. DR.. McGill was called
in promptly, but death had been instanta-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

NEW CAUSE.-THE Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company are preparing to send out
to Huntington number of new coal cars
and flats, which are being built at the Trede-
gar and their own shops. A number have
already been completed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Marke,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRx, March 22.-Money closed easy
at g. to7. Sterling 81 to 90. Gold, 1901 to
1909. Governments steady. States quiet
Tennessee's, 66l; new, 68s. Virginia's, 81;
new, 30. Eouisiana's, 50; new, 55. Leyee's,
IS; s's, 10. Alabama's, 90; 5's, so. Georgia's,
10; rs, So. North Carolina's, S74; new,
234. South Carolina's, 81; new, 3Gs.
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Snow.

Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
MARION, VA, March %, 1S12.-A snow
storm commenced hero at o'clock to-day.
The snow is three inches deep and still fall
ing.
LYNcuBvRG, Va, March -, lSI2.-A brisk
snow-storm has prevailed here for several
hours.
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Employ REFS &c CO. to execute your l!kcncesns.
They determined that you shall longer lie in
dlced III ratrOnise rrcenjcrS account Of low
prices. They making strictly iliSt-class work ut
$3.50 per dozen for cards, 50 for large Size and So to
$50 for life size a regularly educated portrait and
miniature painter constantly GmplovclI.
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ANNlrERsARY CELEBRATloN.-The special
committee appointed at the last meeting of
the Walker Light Guard will meet this eve
ming at 7 O'Clock to consider the subject OF
their annual celebration, which occurs AEril
18th
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STORE Found OPES.-Thc commission
house of Messrs. Waggoncr & Harvey was
found open last night by Policeman Toler.
While the officer was waiting for some one
to come and lock up, he discovered a man
attempting to break into the cake and apple
stand at the corner of Fourteenth and Cary
streets. Finding it impossible to arrest the
man, who had the start, the officer fired shot
at the woilld-be robber, but it failed to bring
him to. -.
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Sent 70 THE PENiTHHTIARY FOR PER5UEv.-
In the Hastings Court yesterday Willis
Boiling (eolorcdD was tried for false swear
ing, found guilty, and his punishment as
scssed at one years imprisonment il the
penitenti:uv. The accused was sentenced
by the Court.
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THE THEArRE.-Tbcre will be an attractive
entertainment for ladies and children at the
theatre this afternoon. "Three JIunchbacks;
Will be presented, and we can guarantee all
who attend an hour or two Of fun.
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We have priced ourselves considerably upon our
knowledge Of sewing machinery Of Ill kinds but We
confess that We completely taken bg surprise at
the work and workmanship of tlesr rev WEED SEW
ING-MAcHIEEs. they have surpassed our utmost
belicf.-Su1, Francisco (Cul.) Christian RapoHe-.
WILLIAM LoCKHAET. Agent.
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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Hdrper's and Leslie's Illustrated Nc,cs-
papers and Boys and Girls Heekly, for this
week, received from Ellyson & Taylor, news
dcllcrs, 111G Main street.
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PALM SUNDAY AND PASSION WEEK.-On
Sunday the Catholic Church begins the
solemn observance of Holy Week, the last
week of the I.cuten season and the most in-
portant one Of the ecclesiastical year. Palm
sunday is in memory Of our Lords tri-
urphant entry into Jerusalem, so called from
the palm branches which were strewn in his
path by the joyful multitude. The palms
will he blessed and distributed in the various
churches Immediately before high mass. At
tho first gospel the history of the Passion.
according to st. Matthew. will he chantcd.
On "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
nights. the office Of The Tcnebrac will hc
sung in most of the churches. On Thursday
(MGmddy ThwSdaW the organs will he
played and the bells runS during the 'Glorla
in EXcclSiS.' and upon conclusion they will
ccrsc and remain silent until the same conf
mcuccS on Holy Saturday. Two hosts are
conSccratcd at mass, one of which is carried
in solemn procession to the repository pre-
pared for the occasion, where it is left for pub
JIG alteration during the remainder of the day.
On Good Friday the sacred host will con-
tmue exposed during the office on this me-
morabl" day. The Passion, according to
st. John. is sung, and the crucifiy uncovered
with great Solemni,y. The cross is then pre-
sCnlcd TO the faithful for their rlolls Tcnera-
| ten. \ discourse on the Passion will lie de-
| ivrrcd in several of the churches at the exc
ming services. On Saturday at sunrise the
ceremonies will commence by blessing the
fire. lighting the triple candle, blessing the
| paSchal candle, and five grains of incense,
reading the twelve prophecies, and blessing
| tic mlptismal font. The first mass for
Easter is afterwards celebrated. On begin
| ming tins GLORIA in EXcelsis" the organs
will again play and the bells ring, both har-
Ing been silent since Mallnday Thursday.
From Holy Saturday until the Feast Of the
Ascension the paschal candle will be lighted
it high mass and vcSpcrs to remind the faith.
tul that Christ remained upon earth forty
days after his glorious resurrection from the
dead. instructing his followers in all truths.
Holy week will also be appropriately Oh
served in the Episcopal churches. e..
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ArG.Ts0N SALES THIS DAY.

=. W. ECSEN will sell at II \. VI. an assortment al
furniture. whiEkcy. ruin. scwing-nachrcs, Sc.
COOK & LACGlITON win sell n, tho horse lot Mt
10 a. NJ, mules, horses. &c.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March o2.--YiIginfa s's cld,55; con-
solitllted, 5Si. West Vlrgnia's. ISL. All bids. :,
Flour more active hut unchanged. Wheat higher
and scarce Pennsylvania. $l.T5. Corn trmer ana
unchanged. Pork heavy ut sl2..5. shoulders, alc.
Iard, o.. Whiskcy. s9c. ,---'--
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Ohituary.
Srcciad telegram to the Dispatch

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LYNcuBuRG, March -, 1s72.-Ambrose B.
Rucker, prominent business man, and for
merly president of the City Council and
First National Bank, died to-day; aged fifty
eight.
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INTERESTING CERENoNY.-Thec cerlnonv of
confirmation according to the usages of the
Jewish Church will hc performed ut the
synagogue on Mayo street (kcnncssetll
Israeli at noon to-day. Master Henry Iiirsch-
berg is the conhrmant, and the rite will he
administered by Rev. A. 5. Bethlehem, of the
Eleycnth-Strcet synagogue.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD OF this city has very
large circulation and is read by those whom advcr-
tlsers most desire TO reach It's issue this week l.
TWELVE THOUSAND. The HERALD Is the cheapest
and best mcdi,m for advertising hi tic South
OTcG, Ills MiiE street.
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ACADEMY OF MEDrcINE.-An interesting
meeting of the Academy of Medicine was
held night before last The subject of Group
wns discussed.
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ADyERTIsE.-uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the couutrv siioG!i advertise IN the
papers Of that section. NJ EI.LTSoS & Co. win
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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UNrhEc"DE;TED TRIuMPIIS OF ART, vl!ch, T.
possible. make lovely woman look mere lovely, 1t:
tbs same tine rcs;i:ins correct resemblance 20 tic
fair Cr;gEalc Nir. Randolph L re- ping for Ike pro-
rrct1rs OF l;.n ~! !::.r k,a!.erra yich rarccS;.
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Council MEET1SG.--A meeting of the City
Council will he held on Monday afternoon at
) O'Clock,
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The members of the Legislature ought not to f:dl to
give ASToNIa call and lay III supply Of good things
for hoIne-bclow post-Oicc, Main street.
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headed hog, and miserable, rnaBgy bench-fcgged
coyote" For fatally reading there is nothing like
lively evening paper; and for spring wear there Is
nothing IKE The fabrlcs Of E. 3. SpEycE & Soy.
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MISSIONARY Mass MEETIHG.--Seyen mis-
s:on;uieS OF the southern Baptist Convention
are about leaving this country for China.
k"v. J. D. Harwcll and wife, of Alabama,
will leave this city en- route for their foreign
home. Farewell services will be held on
sunday night in the First Baptist church, in
which all the Baptist churches will unite,
and addresses will be delivered by Rev. J.
L. Hartwcll and others.
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lcc-cream, Jelly ard fancy cakes. can lie f2nra y!
J. ". PLEDGES, slI Broad street. II: his rev
cream, and you will never bity any other.
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Louisville TOBACCO MARKET

louisville. March o2.-Tohacco-Sa!cs 326 hhds.
NJ very full figures: Lugs. s7ioft:s.59: low le1B,
as.5o6l sa.o5: medium to good sa.SgGSl2i good 10
choirp Sl36Is.l, -. ''f s'
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Orcra chains, Leontincs, gold bracelets, gold and
ejanclcd lockcts, now opening AZ GESNET,s, o1po-
SIC 6os- Office.
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AVALANCHE OF GIFTS TONIGHT Curni:Ir
flour. groceries. glassware, buckets, brooms, &
Every one gets a present tonight. Admission, -