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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-07

TOR NEW YORK.-The old ,oGE@S
II Dominion Steamship Compauy's lc-.ssassz44Ss.s
CANT slde-wlieel steamship OLD DOMINION. Cap
tain BoUR%E, will sail on TUESDAY, May, at3
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west Close connections nude with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, *l2; stcer:ge, S6; ronnd-trip
tickets, $50. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
my s-ot No. 3 Governor street,
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lN,rr,rInN or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
H." >,.,u.-anu,ml inspection of the Richmond
t.r" department took place yesterday after
U,nn ur the usual place. The tiremcn turned
-0.t in luti force. and presented an imposing
.i,r-it.tucr in their characteristic new uni
IoIal- and with their iine-looking apparatus.
',HJ Ain.lic WAS in command, and the cap
I...., We're all on hand with their prt,'nts-
u,a silver tIltmpet~.
The engines all worked well, and threw rs
iu...".> through Il !-inch nozzle Company
\, 20U 1,ct Is, 195 feet; c, 30 feet; u, III
III.
During The washing the roof Of the kitchen
II NJ. Ferris took fire. \ few shingles
"rr" burned. bu1 the flames were quickly
rt'lu,Ui~hcd.
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Advertise In the RELIGIOUS HERALD.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY Q, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY I. lsI2
sun rises. 5:07 Moon rises. 4:3
S'ih sctS............ G53 High tide. .l2:O
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Gauze shirts only 75c. at f. B. sPscE & soS's.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France. r,E5s y,..s,sse
REPORTED CAPTURE OF Don CARLOS, ETC.. IA
PARIS, May 6.-The reported capture, Of
Don Carlos is reiterated. General Roda has
certainly fled to France. Spain demands his
expulsion from that country. asR %g5 tttsha
PARIS, May 6.-The report of the commits
tee of investigation on the captulations and
silrrenders of cities, &C., during the late Wil.
censures the officers who commanded at
Toul, Lavon, and soissons,. because when
they surrendered those places they. neglected.
to spike the guns on the fortifcations. ssgysaa
Two hundred and fifty Communists sem
fenced to various terms Of imprisonment,
and since their trial confined on the Isle OF
AK, sailed to-day for New Caledoniasto
serve ont their sentences. .-.a.Ea y. -...1ti..i
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LIME ASp sE;ssgSi


T0CKLAND !. - ass.
! ssfs 2aoo ,,aryols I'll sss
100 barrels n ~ s9sss,ss
expec,ed In q Few dsss BY sehooass Jsn,ison.
mS 60
81 IME. LIME, LIN NC line Nlaalli.
sTiIs1SN on ROGK VII hfE41fX
be pui apon fhe mar rkek nnder Zip laiss 1fs 1AAM
RlSIsK LINE. Urdersf FOR Md ef 5a ne SGT atOf 3
once No. ie0s poea 'isif' 6fIi.oS, ELLsyr scd
November u, 1911. IN
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GO 0nO TO LOAN ON CITY OR sU-
SS ,OGbU BURBAN REAL ESTATE, Apply
y 5 RICHARDSON Il Co.,
",ny-a, 1I3 Main street
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Another large Fire--Hqse5 Sfsnhattan
Market burning. &,c.as izg'' }

NEW YORK, May 1B.-Fhe ID Malilattan mar
ket, at the foot Of west Thirty-fourth street.,
caught fire this afternoon, and 1t Is feared It,
will be destroyed. 1t Is now burning. The
building Is new. sb'a1e as's 5Fs sh.ls'7's
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DOR NORFOLK, T OFT S-e-f1sIs
L MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGS5Aassfss 5Aasfs ssesaasss
on JAMES RIVER--The elegant steamer PALi.
SADIE. CAPTAIN NELSON, will leave her wharf lat
Virginia Steamship and Packet COmpany's sheds
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
1T "a O'Clock A. III. Freight received every day from
nie' de IL a pi>'3'' 1'pf'' d. Fl. ROGERS. Agent.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations: An
drew j. Evans, United States attorney for
the western district Of Texas; William i.
DeKnight, collector Of internal revenue for
the first South Carolina district; and Ed
ward L. Goodwin, postmaster at Washing
ton Ia ..
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Engiand.

LoNDoN, Mayo. 1t IS Thought that the mo-
ton of LtrI Russell for III humble address
to Her Majesty's Government, praying that
tile British arbitrators Mt Geneva Ijenstructed
to withdraw from the tribunalof arbitration
until the claims Of the United States for con-
sequential damages are withdrawn, which
was to have been made at the session Of Par
lament tonight, will be agnin' postponed :
The uncertain aspeetof the American pre-.
sdeptial question has had q marked influence
on United States Government bonds, and
the market for those securities has become
| fiat. s,..;A4 =.
The MARQUIS Of. Camden died today. .E2s -
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK May c-ACotton dropping; saiesata
bales; uplands, 2air.; Orleans tlo,S aciiye
good to choice. $s.Ssei $3.50. HhiskSy active aaa
Tower ut .s7sc.- Wheat :1sc. higheTi wintsg srea
western, $Lss61siss. Corn firm Bnd aetiveat at3sY
7sc. Rise quiet at si&s9tc. 4Pork, tsat0
Arm Nayaty and freigiltS quiet.
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form League. ,;..e9 -.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The annual Conyen-
ton of the Labor Reform League was held
at the Cooper Institute yesterday. Resoiil
tions favoring woman's rights and denoune.
ing Greeley were adopted. 1sgo:.i s1eE 7sst
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FuchsIas in hloom at alonroN's flower garden.
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!, BALTIMoRE ,MAgKETs .sy Z

nAITrMoKE, May e.-Flolr drin md fagor. selI-
Ard Wheat iii rlp Germ scarce; yellow s0utsern,
sic. Proyisions. dail. Mess pork ~. Esson w
e',gnsii 'Yi4ssinia oasos, 81; resis.ered.4ss Wt
yirdnia's. II. Al bids, - ~. !, .,ssey sssse,
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COMMERCIAL,

CORN AND FL OUR REyClfANGE.fss
RIcIIMoSp. VA, May q, E71,s
OFFERINGS. 80.
CoRN.-white, $685. bushels. Mixed, 2oa bushels
RYE.--30 bushels. ~ sg NJ gszfyziftasg5,s sxezSs
OFFAL.--eo0 bushels.
.-~ ~ 80 SALES. hssysStsS 800
CoRN.-White, 3.s4g bushels sprinse on pfsafe
terms; 50 bushels prime NJ nc. M!Asl, $50 ashalA
slightly damp 7ec. - sF's'' - -
KYE.-so bushels very good nc psc.;ssa T4z, .sSs
OFFAL.-ooJ bushels at Tic. n D.,
BaowNrGRr. 10 htalteis af tee. - ..'2sE
( J.s..,..s-t. zRE-EXHlBIfEl'.4gg 81 Aass
CopS.-White. s0bushels ~ 4 -.
KYE.--3y bushea esAT+& tsss stftt s.-1s<ssfs
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gpHILADELPHIA; LIVE, STOCK MARkE

III .itPHfLADEkf kfhiAtILfr4tSAUAn -a.1 s"1.sss1sss.1
PHILADELPHIA, May Or pee,ca dull tkiS sssex.
,Pennsyisu,iia and western decrs NJ 2a%te,; fatE1
good ssgp7c,; common. 4sqgtc. sbttfSales ls,ogo
head af SasIDc. Hogs dull End toassf; sssia Ssso
hesdat Sd-2 ss cwi .ssssts.ss,s 4 ~ sysssg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-26
Fever and Ague.

During the present month, Fever and
ague, that scourge Of our rich bottom
lands, issues forth. The immediate cause
Of this malady, is probably the moist ex.
halationG that arise from decomposing
vegetable substances, But there are also
secondary and predisposiDg causes, Damp
cold weather is prevalent at this season.
not, indeed, so intensely cold as in winter,
but more chilling and more depressing
owing to the larger amount Of aqueous
yapour in the atmosphere. The effect Of
such weather is to reduce the measure of
vital force, and thus to render the system
more liable to succumb to disease. But,
as all have noticed, there are some who
pass season after season in such regions,
in perfect health. This Is due to their
own high vitality; and this, again, results
from sound digestion: but good tonic,
like DR.. Gottlieb Fisch's Bitters, strength
ems digestion directly, and thus, in an in
direct manner, secures immunity from all
attacks Of malarial diseased
"Ware s. Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors Of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
2 Wholesale agents for Wheeling, Smith
Sinclair y Co, eod&w
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supply, quite adequate 70 the demand,
fell of ia4c, and In some instances Rc.
About 800 head will be reshipped to
Philadelphia on owners risks.
Prices to-day for Beet Cattle ranged az
follows: Best BeeYes 80 00a$6 70; that
generally rated first quality "a 75a$8 90;
medinm or good fair quality SO 75a$4 rs;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
81 75a$3 70; inferior and lowest grade Of
cattle 30 OOa$O 00-general average Of
the market to-day 81 SET; extreme range
prices 90 75a$0 rs. Most Of the sales
were made from 81 90 TO So 25 per 100
lbs. OF the receipts 2sS head came from
West Virginia, $50 from Virginia, and 90
from Maryland-total receipts for the
week 2403 head, against 2123 last week,
md 2l40 head same time last year. OF
the offerings 010 head were taken by Bal.
timore butchers, $40 head sold TO Eastern
spectators, 307 to York county dealers,
and 18 head TO country dealers-total for
the week 2l09 head, against 1884 last
week, and 1850 head same time last year.
SmEP AND LANBs-The receipts OF
sheep have fallen oil considerably this
week, but prices show slight change,
quality being considered since our last re.
port, the supply Of fat sheep, though limi.
ted, being fully up to the demand. Good
open wool stock sheep have been In very
good demand, some 1000 head having
been taken by Philadelphia dealers. We
quote fair to good sheep at 4ia5c, and good
TO extra 6a59c per lb gross. Stock sheep
at SPAS 80 per head. Lambs $2aS so per
head, as to size and quality Receipts
this week St216 head, against 1870 last
week, and 3, 475 head same time last year,
Hoos-The lighter receipts this week,
as compared with our last report, has had
the effect Of enhancing the price Of good
light smooth corn.fed hogs, while large
rough ones are dificultto sell atany price.
The former have advanced ta4c during
the week, while stillers show scarcely any
notable change. We quote good light
smooth corn.ied hogs at $7a7 70, large
rough ones at SO 76a7 90, and still.ied at
SO 5Oa7 12f per 100 lbs net. Receipts this
week ., S52 head, against 1909 last week,
and 1859 head same time last year.
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STATE BoNDs-Ruled quiet.

sTocKs-opened frmer; Erie was
again the feature, opening per cent
higher than last night, but fell to 469,
and further declined 4Ota46f. The gen.
eral market has been dull with the ex.
ception of New York Central and West.
ern Union, which were more steady
towards the close,
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New YORK nv Good, Market.

NEw York, August 25.-The general
market has been more active to-day, than
Is usual for Saturdays. The lateness Of
the season Is pushing forward business,
and some little anxiety is reported by
them 10 have goods in transit as rapidly
as possible. Brown sheetings and shirt.
ings are in moderate request. In bleached
goods the market yet lacks animation.
Cotton fiannels are confined principally 10
sales in alllots, at current rates. Wool
hannels steady, and iavorite makes In
request Prints continue fairly active;
prices remain at 1lic for further standard
goods. Ticks, stripes and checks, in
moderate request. Woolens are not so
active for the day, as many buyers sus.
pend operations on Saturdays. The i'm.
proved demand for foreign goods contin.
ues with firm prices. There Is a heavy
decrease in dry goods imports for the
week, the total being only four millions.
A large and active trade is looked for
next week. .aaF't hFa'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-26
The Philosophy Of Marrars.

What Theodore Parker knew about
the blessed estate Of matrimony" Is told
in this extract: "Young people marry
their opposite in temper and general
character, aud such 0 MARTA % 80 conf
monlya good match. They doitinstinc.
lively. The young man does not say,
My black eyes require 10 be wed with
blue, and my over.vehemence require Ia
bea little modified with somewhat OF dull.
ness and reserve When these opposites
come together to be wed they do not know
i; each thinks the other Just like itself.
Old people never marry their opposites
they marry their similars, and from cal
culation. Each Of these two arrange
mentS Is very proper. In their long jour
ney, these two young opposites will fall
out by the way great many times; but
each will charm the other back again,
and by and by they will be agreed as 10
the place they will 60 to and the road
they will go by, and become reconciled.
The man will DO nobler and larger for
being associated with 80 much humanity
unlike himself, and she will be nobler
woman for having manhood beside her
that seeks to correct her deficiencies and
supply her with what she lacks, If the
diversity be not too great. The old bride.
groom, having a much shorter journey to
make, must associate himself with one like
himself. Men and women are married
iractonaliy; now small fraction, then o
large fraction. Very few are married
totally, and they only, think, after some
iortty or tiily years OF gradual approach
and experiment. Such q large and sweet
fruit Is a complete marriage that Il needs a
very long summerto hpsn In, and then a
long winter to mellow and season it."
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Want of Vitality,

II deficiency otvital energy Is not a
disease in itself 1t is q condition which
lays the system open to the attacks OF all
conceivable maladies. Night and day
we are surrounded more or less by dele
terions influences. No atmosphere is
entirely pure; no water utterly free from
injurious particles; while in many local..
ties both are positively unwholesome
What defence has the weak, languid sys.
tenn, in which the vital principle is de.
ticient or dormant, against any OF the
morbid influences which produce cpl.
demic and other diseasesg None what.
ever. There is no safety save in artificial
reinforcement. HoStetler's Stomach Bit.
tiers have, beyond all question, a vitaliz.
inc effect, 1.-THE nervous forces OF the
body have been recklessly expended in
exhausting physical or mental labor, or
dissipated in the indulgences ola "fast"
life, this powerful vegetable tonic and
corrective will restore them. II the de-
fective vitality is a constitutional evil II
can be remedied to a great extent by
this wonderful invigorant. Atoa season
Of the year when the air ia more or less
impregnated with the seeds of periodic
ievers,it is especially desirable that the di.
gestion should be perfect, the habit of body
regular, the liver active, the blood pure
and the nerves firm. These conditions are
the best protection against all disorders,
and they are conditions which the Bit.
tefs are better adapted than any other
medicinal agent to promote and secure.
See VT, however, that no imitation or
counterfeit Is substituted for the genuine
article, and let all who value health and
have an sntipathy to poison beware of
the local bitters made from condemned
drugs and vilely adulterated alcohol,
which have sprung uplike unwholesome
fungi all over the country. eod&w
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1Fyou feel dun, droWsy, debilitated,
have frequent headache, mouth tastes
badly, poor appetite and tongue coated,
you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
"Billousness," and nothing will cure you
sospeedily and permanently as DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
LONELINESS on the Increase. "A
marked increase OF female loneliness is the
eye.delighting result of the immense pop.
ularity which HAGAR's MAGNOLIA BALM
has obtained among the ladies Of Amer
lea. Complications radiant with snowy
purity and tinged with the roseate hue Of
health are commonly met with whenever
1t is used. For the sallow and unwhole-
some appearance of the face and neck,
which utterly counterbalanoes the effect
OF any personal attraction the owner may
possess, it substitutes that clear, pearl.like
complexion which is such transcendant
charm in woman and renders the rough
est skin as soft as Genoa velvet. No one
Is more astonished than the person using
1t at the marvellous Transformation which
It effects in these particulars. eod&w
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GETTING OUT OF BED THE WRoNo
Waffle "old Bachelor" (Mr. Curtis)
in Harper'S Baaar, discoursing Of man
ners, offers these observations
Did my dear Basil ever awake in the
morning and feel as II he should like to
bite the bed.postG And when he arose
and found some disorder upon his dress
ing table, did he wonder why his things
were always In such q demon OF heap ?
And when he combed his precious whis.
kers, and little tangle occurred, did nv
excellent friend ever swear that his de-.
moned comb was always hurting him
And when emerging from his bath, he
knocked his-shins, let us say-against
the sharp edge Of the bureau, did he ever
let fly q pretty strlng,of demons from his
mouthg Probably not. But there are
persons-and this unhappy bachelor is
one-who have been known upon awak.
ing to look with the emotions OF a canni-
bal at the furniture, and who, according
to familiar phrase never to be repeated
at the time withot immense evaporation,
do sometimes "get out Of bed the wrong
way"
That Is merely 10 say that there is an
easterly storm raging. And when ] have
thus gotten out oil bed the wrong wsy,
everything in the world is wrong. I come
down to my solitary breakfast, and appar-
emily, to use the same figure, sit upon
the wrong side of the table. I speak to
my shrinking Polly, the obliging maiden
who waits, in the wrong way. find that
the breakfast has been cooked wrong.
think, and if l do not loudly declare,
should like to, that that demoned cook
ought to know by this time what l like
for breakfast. The demoned newspaper
is wet-it always is when l particularly
wish toread something. And l energetic
cally wish that the demoned milkman
would shut up his demoned mouth, and
not screech and yelp like wild Indian
under the window when peaceable people
ore eating their breakfast. You see, nv
Basil, that whether the sun shines upon
the outer world or not, avery dlsagreeable
easterly storm prevails in your humble
servants modest domestic interior.
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Sd The great enemy OF the Pumps is frost.
which In single night often destroys and splits
the very best material and renders useless In
| the hour OF greatest need. 80
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Please Remember-The Best is
Always the Cheapest.

the best pump for all purposes yet patented,
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember-The Best is
Always the Cheapest.
We are now prepared to al orders, or put up
these pumps on short notice, and guarantee en-.
tire satisfaction, and would call the attention Of
for it: S'''''-''N
1st. It's economy in construction, combined
with durability, mAkesit, for actual SrVics, the
I'd, As the stock is galvanized wrought iron IL
nor decay or rust -s III ''-
Sd The great enemy Of the Pumps Is frost.
which IN single night often destroys and spllts
tne very best material and renders useless In
the hour OF greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the Pump IL not in use the water
lalls 70 its level In the chamber which Is always
placed below the freezing point.
qth. freshness OF water Is always insured. "A
well. W 'A'
9th. Impure water from decayed or rotton
pump stock Is entirely obyiated
9TH In construction 1t 10 both simple and dura.
Die. Tho handle Is made Of Two wrought iron
Eods and 50 arranged that while Il is light yet
work lie performed is iron, lined With Copper. tho
copper lining prspents rust and makes but Httls
friction. This iron chamber is NOT submef1Sd
but placed In the we'll above the water, and val
Will work as well under as above the water.
1th. 1t can DO used in driven or bored wall
with the same case as q well OF larger dIameter.
Sth For It's general Adaptabillty this Pump d
without rival. Tho Pump may be placed AZ
your dwelling or barn, or within the building.
and connected with tho well, or spring or othsr
body OF water, my or one hundred Yards dIs.
tant, and will work with the same ease a. thongh
standing directly over the water. .lI7.T
| 9Th. 1t Ii single acting and pumps onlv with
the down stroke Of tho Landle, and Thus ayoids
the hsagy required In the double acting Pump
10th. By attaching short hose, a stream nav
DC thrown hfty TO sixty feet and may often Be
used 70 adVantARein watering gardens and lawns.
washing windows, cleaning b1ggies, extinguish,
ing nres, or elcvatng water. We recognize tho
iAet that II requiIGs more power TO elevate water
rom q deep than from shallow well. But al
Tar as possible TO obyiate this difficulty for deem
wells, We manufacture AsmRller chamber 30 that
while the volume Of water Is diminished, INC
power required lie not greatly increased. we
claim that BY tho combination, having an tho
advantages OF atmospheric pressure in combina-
ton with force, that the SNcLAIB PuMP VIII
elevate water from deep well with less power
than any SIi6nleT0e or purely Jorcs PUMP IN exis.
tence. This Pump Is easily adapted 10 supply
water to steam mills, and for transfer 10 Inc
contents OF watts in Tannerles Is unsurnr ..ed.
II Jon want Pump guaranteed to pryu salts.
faction. send your Order 70 SINCLAIR .c HOL,.
LlSTRR, Bridgeport, Ohio.
~ Two or three Arst-class Agents wanted.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 24.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand' fair
and market firm; No. 1, spring 81 19a.
81 90; No. 9, 81 l2t cash or seller August;
No. 8, 81 COZ. Corn-No. 2, mixed reg.
ular 3Sfa8Ssc, oats-Demsnd fair and
prices advanced; No. 9, mixed ESQ. Rye
Quiet and weak; No 2, SAC. Barley-Dull
aud prices shade lower; No. 2, iall 633c.
Provisions-Mess Pork, quiet at $14 rs
cash. Lard-Summer SIC; winter $40.
Bulk Meats-Demand fair at full prices;
shoulders held higher at &c; shortrlb md.
dies 9tc, Bscon-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Fair demand but at lower rates
SlAS0h. .-- q.