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WHAT STYrHESS THINKS OF THE CoMPLI-
ME<r To general GoRDoN.-AleXander II.
Srr,,hrn> refers at some length, in the Atlanta
piss 10 the courteous compliment paid
in.rN.rchrl General Gordon by Eice-Presi
dent Wilson in calling him to preside over
1la nate. The cN-Nice-PreSident of the
r.l.l ,uniedcracy says:
E" l. i but repetition in the Senate OF the
bA, honor conferred on General DuBoSe by
SPEAKER Blaine soon after this gallant en-
Confederate officer took his seat in the House
g., rlr representative OF the Eighth District
81 Georgia. The moral of all such compli-
,..ip:> should be to cause all eX-Confcderates,
.',lrry .tsde and class, to cling closer to The
-.,.i"u> principles OF Self-government, for
whirhrh,y commended in the day of iratrlcidal
>rlll, and which principles lie at the iounda-
,Iun e." all our free institutions. These courte-
sfr> ar, tut indications Of those higher honors
which ar" in store for eX-Confederates in
DAYS /" come who shall prove true to them.
selves and >teadiaStiy adhere to the vital
principles Of all American constitutional
lhrytl. With patience, virtue. intelligence,
alJ patriotism on the part of the southern
lnopl.. The day is not distant when their
'.r!rr> in The late rebellion, so cIlled in
M IN" language of Andy johnson, Will no
bu-,r b.. branded with The diShonoiing
ulti.~ If 'trat"rs.' but denoted in history in
rhr rank nI Sclf->acrirlng patriots 'conse-
Grated 10 III" admiration of the world. and
i'lIc"d icy the >dco Washington, Hampden,
and sydney.
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During the war large number Of slaves
We're enlisted In the army from Maryland
and Kentucky, and from Virginia and other
States penetrated by the armies of the Gov.
erpn,ent. Heretofore, under the bounty and
pension laws, no provision had been made
for SUCH persons, but one Of the very last
acts passed by Congress before its recent ad.
journmcnt placed them on the same footing
rs TO bounties and pensions as all other en-
listed men.
The Government has advices from Vienna
that The city will he abundantly supplied
with hotels, provisions, and means of trans
portation during the great fair. .:diA.
ooh, that this too, too solid flesh would
melt" sighed Jones the other morning rs be
wrestled with his beefsteak, "thaw, and re
solve itself into dew" land so it might
MIR. JONES'" snapped Mrs. Clogger, g if there
was not so much due from some Of my
boarders whom | might name" Jones die
not reply, but continued to rumiuate upor
the stale, flat, and improbable uses of thi!
world
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, April 7.-This has beeu the
quictest election for many years. Travelling
is bad. The general opinion is that there is
no election by the people for Governor, the
prohibition vote preventing either candidate
from getting majority. Hawley will prob.
ably be elected to Congress from this dis
trict by larger majority than last fall.
Starkweather will be reelected from the
Third district. The chances are 10 favor of
Kellogg's reelection. and Barnum Dem.) Is
probably elected in the Fourth district
Top. M.-This city gives Haven (Repub-
Iican), for Governor. 3.l47; Ingersoll Demo
crlt), 1872; Smith temperance, i27 !;
against last year, when the vote stood
Jewell Republican,, 3,4Sl; Hubbard Deme-
crat), 3,439. New Britain gives Haven S2l
In.crsoll 954, Smith 81, against Jewell, 936.
Hubbard 754, last year.
Returns from thirty eight towns, including
the above, foot up: Haven, 1888 Inger-
soil, II 500; Smith. $50. Same towns last
year: Jewell, $3.50; Hubbard, 1861. The
choice of Governor by the people is doubt.
full. Hawley (Republicanl for Congress, has
probably 1,40O majority. .a..
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f1TTnN MARK E'rS

BALTIMORE, April 7.--Cotton quiet; middlings
lesc; gross receipts, 9s. bales; exports coastwse
100 bales sales, l20 bales; stock, 10, l83 bales
NORFOLK, April 7.-Cotton quiet and steady
middlings, lsc: net receipts, ll55 bales; exports
colstwse sA bales; sales, 100 bales: stock, $685.
bales.
SAvANNAH, April 7.-Cotton nominal; middlings
ls.c; net receipts l227 bales; exports coastwise,
MOBILE, April 7.-Cotton quiet and firm: mid
dliDgs, Isle; God ordinary. leAc; low middlings,
me net receipts l;3ae bales; exports coastwise,
CHARLESTON, April 7.-Cotton quiet; Iniddlings,
lss(9lsic.; net receipts, $40 bales: exports coast
wlse go bales sales, 900 bales stock, eo bales
GALVESTON, April 7.-Cotton quiet ind steady
good ordinary, i5396c.: net receipts $50 bales
exports coastwse, si baleS sales, 500 bales: stock
66,825 bales. ".
NEW ORLEANS. April 7.-Cotton quiet and weak !;
ordinary, I33GlShc.; good ordinary, l6a@IS1c. low
middlings, 1s@lstc.; mtddlings, 19Nfl9sc. net re-
ceipts, 47s7 bales gross receipts, $3.50 bales En-
ports-TO Great Britain<s,si5 bales cOastxise, so
bales Sales, l7OO balcs; last evening, 1900 bales
Stock, l93,47S bales.
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4 FIGHT WITH A CALIFORNIA LloN.-J John
Day. whose al cnture with bear we de-
tailed week before last, recently fell in with
CaIi'oIni. Iiou, and fought him single
handed under The most exciting circum-
>trucc>. Tuesday OF last week Days dogs
drought something to hay high up Oh the
mount IIl-,iir. Surprising the game to he a
nWN ora wildcat. he made his way TO the
>rot, Guided by the noise of the dogs. Be
tore reaching the dogs the motlntaiD-'ide
hrr'Inc - steep that it was with the greatest
am 'nlly he made the ascent. Finally ne
arrived near the place, and found an almost
ir'"l spot upon whcu to stand. Casting his
eye upward, be beheld upon a cliff of rocks,
ten OF twelve feet above, large California
hon. rrouchcd and angry. Our hero lost no
tome, but levclled his rife at the animals
head. Growing with pain and rage, the
'tnrlatcd beast sprang down, full Of fight
ami fury. and the hunter found himself pros
hh" beneath his Sasage antagonist. His
@ttn was kno, kcd out of his bands, aud went
siIdIn" down the slope. He had butchers
hn'ir. b'r that WIS in hi, boot, and, untortu-
h1l"lH. he had pair of oycralls over alI.
There WIS. luckily hole in The oreralis,
through which he succeeded in getting bis
land in, and got his knife. He struck the
brute III the head with the knife the
hr't time. but The skin was so tough
"nd wrlnkied that the knife failed to
penetrate. The second time he stabbed
III" animal near the small oil the back.
lterns yell, the animal bounded away.
DAY immediately re2ained his feet, and
l@uld himself but slightly injured. The
non, having gone down the hill some dis
lancc, stopped. His rifle Icing between
han and the lion, Day went for his gu ;, and
"i,cr getting 1t, so steep vas the ground, he
cond not keep his footing, but went slipping
ard sliding until he was almost upon his foe.
: tul the lion had no desire to renew the con-
dict, and when be saw the enemy leseend-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL s, 1878.
un rises. .....,.,, 5:3S Moon sets ............
nm sets 500 ? High tide .
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 7, B7s

.-=#- ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York, mer
chandise and passengers, u. w. lien Co.. agents
chandise and passengers ". =. Brett. agent. -
Schooner Mary Frances, Mctndrcws, Philadel
mia, coal, Burroughs 6 Co.
Schooner IL. G. Ely, hcHenry, Philadelphia. coal
" schooner Rising Sun. Owens, Washington, ce
ment, A. Urdway,
Schooner General Grant, Hearn, Washington, ce
ment, A, Ordway.
Schooner r. G. Tubman. Booth James river um
Der. ...., ..sE /
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Sorfolk. mer
steamer j. i. Green, Carr, Philadelphia, mer
ehnndisc and passengers, w. +. Porter.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. a.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Schoone! Il. r. Douglas
NEW YORK. April 4.-Schooner Silver Spray
Chadwick, Rockland. ~ -
.-.-- MEMORANDUM. 3 e.
PRoyIpESCE. r. T., Aprili.-Sailed, scfooncrs K
9. Newcomb Higgins: Nil Desperaudum, Rich
Lcttie Linwood, Brown; Eta E' sylvester, Good
speed; all for Virginia.
(BY TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK, April THE unknown schooner re-
ported ashore on the Inidde-gr1llnd Is the Mara
Parsons, The steam-tug Settie, which went to hfl
assistance, reports the yes el tight ana not rea4r,ni
atd: The schooner Is light, ana ooaho ior ba'u
TLo steamer Issae DELL Yesterday evening towee
tnto port the schooner John Kelso, loaded will
oysters, bound for New York, The kclso encoun.
ssna Soa ssared away m
up Passed in to-day, bark Max from New York. nnt
brig George, FROM the West Indies, for Baltimore
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r,,sryrxRy OF THE CHEsAPEAxs-Cotonyp
,,'r.,>, N TnE MINISTRY, &c.--The preshy-
l II thr chesapeake, I'm session hast week
'c't rankin Square Presbyterian church,
At M Mitchell moderator, concluded it's
,,',> saturday afternoon and adjousued.
, I've, Mr. Lcrcvrc reported series Of resola-
u - inch were amended and adopted. set
'r'", i,r,h that as William q. Roby (coloredl
WE I:.,,nfiatc of the PfeSbytery. had with
= ,.l ,H from the body and received into
W., washington Conference Of the A. IA. +.
wv S,.,,h his name hc dropped from the foi.
E.cnti,tr~, hut commencing him to his
,f,rrn,r and 10 all Christian people, az
,,,,,h, nC confidence, &c. that MIR. Roby
,,> entirely mistaken in his apprehension
r,,, tnc preShvtery would I've embarrassed
=, an apric.ssion to ordain colored man 10
en-. CIl! work of the ministry on the con-
...r>, the Pre>bytery would he devou'y
,f4,iLml 70 the Great Head Of the Church II
I,,. would raise up 80 them large number OF
,,ua(,Gc,l colorrd men for the Christian MN
IT,, and would gladly ordain them to the
h,I, ot,irc Ivy PRAYER and by the laying on OF
,,b,pd> rf the l'reShytery; that the Pres
n,,rr, ,-,nnct answer Mr.. Rohy'S question
,,h.,tir, il would now receive him rs an or.
,,,in,d minister until the application he for
mail, made. bat that they see no difficulty in
il,.va> except such aS may arise from his want
-. grulantancr with the branches OF learn
,s, which, is required 10y the Presbyterian
mirch OF white men applying Tor ortilna-
, ~. hut assure him that the largest posi-
exceptions would he made in his favor.
Hr>. Mr.. Campbell. from the COMMITTEE
rn sunday Schools. submitted report, STAT
,rs ,haf IN The schools reported there were
80 ,rarhcr> and Liz scholars on the rolls,
u,sA an average attendance of 1S5 teachers
and ~" scholars.
lr>hurG church was granted leave to sup
g., il oNn pulpit until the next meeting o!
r., ~ >hNtcry.
I.ari e.. ubcr was elected rs commissioner
=. ,,. General Assembly. and a. j. Roth
,...h ait,rnate.
" i. Warden, licentiase Of the Prcsby'
,,... WAS directed to labor in bis former field
l.ril the next meeting Of the Preshytery.
\ resolution was adopted requesting the
,o;nnriltrt Of Publication to make u grant
cd, hooks and papers to Mr.. Warden for the
>.,utay schools ol the Rapphannock Church
~rh""l> under hi> care.
Rev. Mr.. Baskerville. from the Committee
an Foreign Missions, reported deficiency
,n the contributions TO this object, and COM
n,udin- the cause.
adjourned.
Thr next session will be held in Leesburg,
lv.,nuinc the 10Th OF October Baltimore
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Weather Probabilities.

WcaaHCr FHODshDlhLIeS.
WASHINGTON. April THE low barometer
in Arkansas will tend eastward to the Ohio
Valley on Tuesday. SouthWesterly winds
cloudy and rainy weather will prevail IN the
Gulf States. ,gE
For the South Atlantic States. falling baron.
eier. soptherly winds, and cloudy weather.
For tue Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, eHsterly winds, cloudy weather,
aud possibly light rain, except In Virginia
and MARYLAND, where partly cloudy weather
without raitl Is more probable.
For the lower lakes, falling temperature,
northwest and northeast winds, with cloudy
weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Illinois, falling
barometer. northeast winds, cloud, and rain
For the upper lakes and the Northwest
fresh to brisk northerly winds and cold
cloudy weather. /
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Supreme Court Decision.

WASHINGTON, April TIN the Supreme
Court to-day, in the case of Hanover us.
Woodruff, an appeal from an Arkansas court,
where the subject of the suit was promis.
sorry note given for n consideration in war.
bonds. issued by the Arkansas Secession
Convention:
The court held that the issuing Of The
bond> was an act of open hostility to the
United States. and that the bonds were not
o. in other cases brought before the court, 1
forced currency which the people Of that sec
ton were obliged to use. Judge Field de
Iivered the opinion, which was acquiesced in
by Judge Miller, though dissenting on some
points. So
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TsRanLs sroxn At. R,,v,,soro. g..

ERRinLE STORM AT BuRLsNoroN-sEvEs
nsaSoss kLLEp AND NINETEEN WOUNDED
,tsartanston. ,iosea. April 8-..Tke most terri.
ole RAIN, hall, and ',yiud-stoFm ever known
mere came up at minutes notice This after
nooh, creating fearful havoc aud causing
IONS o, iaie. Tie storm strTlrk the city on
west HUI, tearing the rvof from one of the
sehoo''iio,'ses; and descending through the
business portion of the tity. buildings were
mnrooled and great deal OF damage done.
The most horrible part of the catastronhe
was the destruction Of +. n. Ponds butter
and egg depot, on Jefferson street, and the
death Of seven persons. A house was blown
down. and twenty-five persons buried be.
meath the ruins. Mr.. Pond and three Others
were taken out dead, and nineteen Others
were rescued. more or less injured.
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FtuIRE OF \ Prominent FIRM IN Lynch
BURG. NA.~-W We regret to learn that one Of
the largest nanuiacl uring firms in Lynch
burg tailed last week and made an assign
nacnt OF its effects. The Republican gives
the tollowin. statement of the affair. 1t says: :
ION Thursday MeS>rS. l.. l.. Armi>tead &
Co.. manufacturers of smoking tobacco, noti-
ned their creditors of their inability to meet
their engagements. and, us Il consequence, II
Suspension cn>urd. II understood the lia-
hrjni"> Of the firm amount to between $780,,
nn and $4,000, while it is supposed their
ASSETS, carefully managed, will yield $50. 900.
L!nrhburg capitalists hear the brunt Of the
!">,r>. three gentlemen being creditors or
ind"r>or> respectively for $4,000, $4,000,
and $4,000. They bear the disaster with
conimcndabIe eqnanimity. and will not be
seriously embarrassed by their losses. 1t was
asserted Inst evening that Arnistead & Go
would arrange things satisfactorily and
commence operations again next week. but
~ d" not iouch for the correctness of the
lilulor.
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HoRRIEE ACCIDENT IN THE PORTSMOUTH
NAVY ARp.-A trightful accident occurred
~ til" new Yards and Docks carpenter-shop
in tn" m,vy-yard yesterday morning about 10
"rl"rh Mr.. Andrew Swccny, an old and
RESPECTED citizen Of Ncwt1wD, who has of late
tr'''n employed ~ helper on the circuiar-saw
t,hir. while The saw was stopped, as he SUP
POSED. after the band had been thrown OIL,
inraiIliou,Iy rrawled under the table to Sc
cure some cedar sawduSt, and his head,
coming i'll contact with the revolving saw,
wa> caught in the teeth and cut in Fearful
Hlannrr. HIS hat was torn into ,shreds, and
entering the top Of the head, assisted i'll cut
TING it lrngthwi>c for distance of six inches.
III" cash went clean through TO the skull,
Exposing the brain to view. The unfortunate
man had his injuries lrnderly cared for by Sur,
g"on Bates after which hc was carried
home in ScNtown, AMI now lies 10 M es.
irrnpIy critical aud suffering condition. In
ln'ctci'um days Mr. Sweeny was the florist
o. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES journal, 9Th.
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ing upon him hs stsrteta aer the mountains
on the enposite side, screaming worse than
any feflssae. ssingle -handed, no man il q
match for q fulEgrown California lion, but
Day was decidedly ID luck, eonslde that
hls shot did not prove fatal. The lion some.
how had lost one Of his forepaws-- perhaps
IN trap. This prevented It from using it's
,oreteet, and likely discouraged it. Days
bullet broke its under jaw. The only
wounds Day received were In the shoulder,
.hnic.ed by the lions upper teeth In It's at
ten,pts 10 bite Trinity fCal.) Chronicle.
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The Revolution In Cuba.

NEW YORK, April News from Ha'
yana, through Spanish sources, confirm
the rcported capture of the fortified
cjty and seaport of Manzanillo, and says
that an immense amount OF booty in
money and munitions of war fell into the
hands of the Cubans, who sacked the town.
The attack was made at night, in the absence
of the Spanish troops in the field.
The Captain-Gcncra', Cebailas, has teie-
graphed to Madrid that large body oftroops
are imperatively wanted IN Havana, asa rev.
olution may break out among the Span'ards
ut any moment. The slaves arc also reported
to be meditating revolt.
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4 VIRGINIA DErERApo rIIts gEyER st ri

VIRGINIA DEsrERApo ELLIS SEVER IL rEa.
s-at ri soHs INTENSE KxcTfEHENT.
New ORLEANS April I. - Last night ut 10
|, o'clock, man calling himself James Helm
drew q knife and cut d boy, whose name Is
unknown, and In his attempt To csc ape at.
tucked and cut three unofending nrties
who happened to. be ID his say. ,ficeI
Fergasion, Ia attempting tearrest Helm, wai
the next to receive the knife, and died in
five minutes afterwards. s.. hi.
Mr.. w. Benson, en- old and respected cfaS-
zen, who WINS also one of the unfortlnates.
has since died, and IL Is thought that two
Others will die. Henry Morse, d driver for
engine company No. 2, &c Is believed will
also die. The ffempn swear yeDgpan &C
against Helm. - %:e..Ss ,,t Z
Intense excitement prevails, and it Il b, >.
lieved thathe will never he allowed By tb e
mob to have trial. Some of the police force.
have already asserted their intention if called,
on not to defend the Jail. 80
Helm gives his name as James Bennett
Helm, Of Floyd county. Va, and Claims to
be cousin Of the notorious jack Helm, Of
Texas.
TWO MEN KILLED IN AN ALTERcATloR.
NEW ORLEANS, April William Merri-
man, aged nineteen, and a; negro man. Killed
each other 10 an alteration Saturday night.
mt Dryas Greek station. on the Mobile and
Montgomery railroad. -'-.. -
4. ASSASSINATION. E s.s-t e~@
The assassination w. b. Mcdonald, Re-
publican, at the hotel In Vernon, Jackson
parish, is reported. He was shot through
a window at night by an unknown party
with double-barrel shotgun.
RIOT. ,s
A riotous demonstration on the part of
negroes in Grant parish is reported. Some
whites were ordered to leave the parish, aud
have obeyed. It ia .stlted their residences
We're afterwards plundered. ~.
LAWYERS REFUSE TO PRACTICE BEFORE A
~ REPUBLICAN, JUDGE.
F. FL. Train, Republican judge of the
third district, arrived this morning and
opened the regular term Of the District
Court. The members of the Franklin: bar
positively refuse to appear and practices be-
fore him.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN BATON ROUGE.
The Baton Rouge municipal election to-
day was iquiet. The McEnery ticket was
elected without opposition.
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Entail Accident.

CUMBERLAND. MD, April AT the Borden
mines, near Frostburg, Allegheny county,
to-day, John Langley, an empoye. was in
stantly killed while being lowered down with
a horse and cart. The horse became FESTIVE
in the descent, and kicked the coupling
loose. precipitating the car to the bottom, a
distance of 165 feet. Langley's body was
horribly crushed.
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RICHMOND, April I, 1873.

To the Editors of the Dispatch:
An article appeared In this mornings Dis
patch, copied from northern paper, in re.
terence to the Atlantic disaster, which says
"On Monday the captain was quite sure OF
his position, both baronaeters agreeing" I
have seen the same blunder made i'm other
papers. 1t should read " both thermometers
agreed" A barometer is an instrument to
measure the weight of the atmosphere, and
not to ascertain localities.
Respectfully, lisbon BENEDICT.
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COMMERCIALLY
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
r Monday, April r.

OFFERINGS ~
EHEAT:-White. 50 bushels. Red, SCI bushels.
CoRE-Whfc, 2,e,s bushels. Yellow, 40 bushels
OhTs.-2, eI2 bushels - -
= SALES ra
MHEAT.-White. so bushels common at sl.5o.
WHEAT :-Red, 90 bushels very good at $3.50 t2
bushels prime at Sl.s5-total, PIG bushels.
tORN-WlIite, 100 bushels very good at Tic. ; is!
bushels very GOOD on private terms 80 bushels pim
at 76c.-tOtal, 1882 bushels. -.ss n sIElI
CoRN-Yellow, 120 bushels prime at 73c
e Afs.-so bushels prime Virginia at SIC.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT so bushels. Red, 200 bushels
CoRN.-felfow, 100 bushels 4.
OATs.-1, 900 bushels.
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Central Depot, va.
sEaiors CUTTING scRArE.

-.----,- \ - oEhIUUS ENUIIINU bCHAFE. a
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch. ~
Bio SPRING ofd CHnIsrI AssBuRe, Va, April
6.-In u eight at Central Depot, Virginia and
Tennessee niifoad, q man named Charlton
cut and seriously wounded man named
Thomas Vaughn. Charlton ran, aud had not
been caught at last accounts. Whiskey the
cause. @ ...'.< @ -.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, April 7.-Cotton quiet: sales, 1924
oae, npiands. leec Orleans 2ctc Flour very quiet
Whiskey quiet 9l@8l4c. Wheat dull ami heavy:
demand chiefly for milling; export checked by nm
settled monty market Corn dull and heavy old In
store 83Ms3sc. Rice, RS0s3c. Pork frmer new $I725
!9Sl737sILard armer, SsD9ic Naval stores dull and
heavy. IalloE steady. Freights quiet and finn.
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WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO, dc.

STAUNTON, VA, March q, 1913.
NOTICE.-This is to certify that we have
~ this day appointed Messrs. HRISTIAN &
WHITE our sole agents In the city of Richmond for
the sale of our RlLE WHISkEi, which Is the
same article heretofore sold by Messrs. Carter &
Christian. All parties Ia want of this superior
whskcy are requested to call OH MeSsrs. Christian
& White who have the sole control Of this brand of
our whiskey iu Richmond.IA -
AMI sr.fs tfAgi FOSIER Il W.
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yrrEsT VIRGINIA GOALS.
RESTAURAETS.

TIETELLE-EEMOVAL. The store No.
n totrl l.teIy occupied l.y ZetelIe, having been
,entad over his head TO another without o WORD TO
him. he ias In the dilemma TO remove to- the has -
ment OF Godns Hall, corner OF an 's
did friends and customers, and where he viii serve
ihem With tI.e BEST LIQUORS aud the very :. best
tho market affords, Fs
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

.-.-... England.
LoNpox, April 7.--Parliament adjourrs
from tonight to the 21st instant.
France. sE
PARIS, April 1.-THE Republicans have
carried the elections in Nantes and Mar
settles. /
ROME, April 7.-Although the Pope Is re.
covering from his illness, he il still very
feeble. His physicians forbid him leaving
his apartments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

THE GOVERNMENT PRINTlNG.-The greatest
activity prevails at the Government printing
Office at Washington, the entire day and night
force being at work constantly. The en-.
deayor is TO finish up the printing OF, all the
papers aud documents ordered by Congress
before the 30th OF June. the date at which
the franking privilege expires.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08
Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-President Grant
returns tonight. Secretary Deiano is here,
ard Secretary Robson returns Wednesday.
George ". Tyner has been appointed
postaI-car agent. -t,.
General Candy tclegraphs from the lava
beds that the prospects for peace are encour-
aging.