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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after october 20, 1878, the
Passenger trains will run - follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAlS--Leaycs Richmond $50 4. VI
DAILY except sunday, connecting mllH ~, ~
Va, NJ t G. :. railroad al LordoISNilt al", SHaf-
lottcSyic, aud arrives al Hinton at III /. VI
EXPRESS TEAlN.--L"aycs Richmond al iV'o'
L. VI. DAILY except Saturday, connecting al nor-
louisville with w. e., Va, NJ. & o. y. rairnta trains
for lynchGurg aud Southwest, and strives Al ioh.-
iugton at 7 L. Vi. next day. Steamer leaves huit-
iucton On arrival OF the train. anu arrives ~ S'h'
clnllati al d O'Clock next morning. .,,
This train stops between Richmond and Nni'e
SULPHUR only at Junction., Goronsstc, tlLtrlotttp-
wife, St,,n'ou, Goshen, Mttlhoro', and CoyinSt"h
ACCOMMODATION TRAM raves Richmond
at 4.4J I. VI. pAu.i except Sunday, and arrives ~
Gudousyille al $50 Z. VI.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati III / l.. VI. DAILY eN-
cept sunday, and arrives at Huntington al \.
NJ neat .ily, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS rRAiN.--LcaNes Huntingdon al ~ a:
NJ. DAILY except SUNDAY, and arrives Al kichiunhu
going south and witt, James River steamer for Nor
folk This train stops between White sulphur AMI
Richmond ouiy ut Junction, GnrdonsNtlc, Chst-
hoitcsyi,lr, SG.iinton, Gosicus Millboro, and Gov
inxton. =,
MAIL TRAlN.-Leaycs Hinton Al o'clock 4. NJ.
u ,lY except Sundays, connecting with w, T., Va,
NJ Z Il. = railroad at charlottesville and Gord"ns-
yille and arrives nj Richmond at L. IL. =
vile at Il VI. DAILY except sundays, cohiieSahS
ut Gordonsviilc with w, e.. W., NJ e. ). railroad
train from ynrhburg aud Southwest, and arrives ~
Richmond nj $50 4. III.
For further Information inquire AT The company
office, on Broad near Seventeenth ,tnrt.
\. III. PERRY, General Superintendent
EDGAR SLiEr, General Passenger ana Iissse'
Agent, veal
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AN +, AMERICAN STEAM
L SHIP CDMpA%Y. OF PlilLA-ssaf-r-1-l-s-:e-----s
DEIIIil t.--tdin accommodations iStrc;ly first
class, : 100 first Storage. SO: sircragc. $50.
Through bills, al ltiinS given ~ Liverpool. For
frc. III; apply 10
PALMER. IIAETSOuk K Co.
~ -, Agents here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

L'OR NEW IORk.--OLD Do
a MINiDE STEaM>liIrtOMPANT .r~la4asa4sss-sas
The st,!c-"!ccl steamships OLD DOMINION
WNASDkE, ISAAC GELL. SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA, hLBtMAiLf. an! iiATTtRAS leave
New York for Norfolk. titH i'niEt, and RlcIln"nd
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AMI SATURDAY
al ! O'Clock j. u.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY ~ high Tide.
These ships are entirely mw. They have elegant
saloons. stat"-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare accommodation AMI attention are I'M
surpassed.
frrights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no cIdr-.c made except actual
EXPENSES Incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern an,l European ports.
Freight receive! until & L. VI. daily.
On and after NOVEMBER Ii the ships of this
line will leave Norfolk at / O'Clock i. VI. during
the winter
For further Information. apply Ia
GEORGE. ". ALLEN 4 CO, Agents,
office Comrans's wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE ". ALLEN.
IOuS +. MAYER. apS
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EICHMoSD. FKED'G & POTOMAC K. = to.,)
GES'L TICkLr & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE. :
RICHMOND, october l2th, 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
FREDERICKSBURG AND fuIU.
MAC RAIiKOAn.

Up DAY MAIL leaves byrd-strc.t STALLION Il!
IN.
1880 l.. NJ. Except on SnndaysJ
UP ACCOMMODATlOS leaves broad->ircei ~
tl"u AT L. NJ. except SuHityS.j
DOWN DAY IAIi. arrives at Eyrd-strr"t sta
ton 1T $40 T.. VI.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd.,trtet sta
ton nj $50 4. VI. except on MondIys.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives AT
Bruad-strect station IT S:S7 \. VI. except on sun
days.
on MONDAYS. Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS II 1870
A. NJ, connecting al Quantico With the AicAandfia
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning. arrive
al Broad-srcet station Tuesdays, Thursdays, AMI
Saturdays II = t. NJ.
BY order ut Gcucral Superintendent.
J. B.GESrRI.
DC - General Ticket aud Freight Agent,
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R,;SI ESTATE a T PRIVATE SAKE.

EOR SALE. very desirable FARM, con-
l. tanning SEVENTY ACRES, six and half
mile. from Eichmold I'll the Brook turnpike.
For,y-Hyc acr,s are open and productive, The re-
maindcr In woo!s The improvements consist OF
Il FRAMED HOUSE Will four rooms: Kitchen,
barn, &c.
| will sr.I the place nnlhiy, and upon terms
IL SUI; the purchaser. App y ,-,....
TDHN kESSNICU.
d., | I'll SCI Broad street.
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W EST " ARD.

W IL W RkI).
SOUTHERN EXrFE,S leaves Iachtaoutj =, J,
VI. leaves DansilI" 81 l2:4s T. VI: arri,r, =;
Greensboro at 800 L. ", arrives n Ar.I Inn
Junction at L. NJ, arrives at Charlotte al Sill
L. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL leave Richmond Al les PM
leaves DauviIl" Il 81 l.. VI arrives 4: Greens.
bcru' at 1857. 81, arrives al charlotte at iin
\. VI.
LYHCHBuRC PASSENGER Leaves Rl,hmond =,
9i2 4. NJ. :arrisc, At Burk.;ilc al l2Ij T. NJ Ar
rives at Lynchb,,rg At 4:i0 =. VI.
EASTWARD.
NEW ORLEANS ASD NEW York EXPRESS
leaves Charlotte a $50 \. NJ. leaves Greens,
boro' AT l2:45 +. NJ. leaves Dauyilic at 3:I2P.
NJ: arrives III Richmond at I0:l7 L. ".
THROUGH NAH. l.avrs Charlotte AT 10 +. ~
leaves Greensboro at $50 4. NJ, leaves nanyille
al 6:20 4. W., leaves iynchburg at : Is 4. 81.
leaves iiurkcvilc AT 1856 4. NJ: arrive; In Rich.
mond al PIT Z. VI.
LYECIIRuRt: ACCOMMODATIONS leaves LyncI,.
burg 1T 10 r. VI. leave, iiurkcyillc At 5::}J l. NJ :
arrives AT Richmond al SAL y. VI.
These trains ali run daily.
The Express trains make clos. connexions AT
Atlanta for Mobile, New Orleans, and al points
south and southwest. Sleeping ear run through
from Charlotte Ia New Orleans ciu Atlanta and
Eichnond AIRLINE railroad.
Through tickets sold IA all point south and south
west. and baggage checked through.
The New orleans and New York ENpr,S. stops
~ all stations between Grscn>h,r,' and Burke
Vile, bat will not stop east oi iurkcvl..
I. VI. K. TALtpTr,
no 22 Engineer dn'l Superintendent.
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4 AME.S RIVER STEA MBDATc LED. ,
~ COMPANY. sSs-~---,ssz.

FOE ErErOLK, pUkTSMuuyu. BALTIMORE,
IliILADELrIIIt, AND NEW YORK,
Ai.>rJ FOX
HFGiLAE LANDINGS OK JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL AND
ADAMS EErEESS.
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A NCuUk LINE STEAMERS. 81 - r. =
n ~cz.~.Is..s~sS

A NCiIOk LINE STEAMERS. a Ei,-- -,
"A <.assss,srsS
SAILING FRoH NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
RATES:
CAGi; fiS>AGE-rAIAELE IN GOLD.
To liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
SilteistuWn alu 500
~ oO ~
~ ~ NJ
To il.yrr, Hamburg, Antwerp .......... 50 and 81
IN Brcmrn, GuthcnhurS, thrlsituia,
~ E.-Cahin rates for Wednesdays steamers pay.
able In currency.
rLEHAGE-PAIaELE ~ CURRENCY.
Glasgow. Liscrpoul Queenstown, or
lplh!ohuttrS, 40 from sSz
Hamburg, llayIc, Antwerp, to.......... IS from 80
BfruIcn, Gothcnburg. Re-. to....... % from 30
Passengers booked 10 and from railway stations
or s,ap"rts In England, ireland. Scotard. Norway,
Sweden. Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel.
GUM, and the United States.
Passengers Booked DIRE t"r from Palermo, Genoa,
M."-siu:,, and Trieste To New York.
For further information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
bowling Green, \. y, or
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO. Agents,
0ld Dominion Steamship Company, Rockets.
AZ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02
piBLES, PRANER-BOoKs,
AND HYMS-BOOkS.

The Subscribers, keep supplied with large STOCK al
HHLEs' rEAfEH-n"oKs' and ii(NN-ro"Ks'
comprising II great variety Of sizes and styles of
binding. from the cheapest made 10 the most ele-
CAN'T and costly.
All the popular NEW BOOKS of The day regu-
larry received.
no WOODHOUSE L PARIAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02
RAILROAD LINES.

f-I5 scss ss,z yssn PsH rr1,..=s, .4.,,r,rrasr TO-
sIsY - 81 r. -, -: -,
RICHMUSD AID pASyILLE X tnHoAp)
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA. November u, l.13 !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

pOIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF LlNERPOOL AND LONDON.
al - RiI..,. ID, HuD,UoU:
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, S5e,0vQ.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
-Aill aL.,... HS.UDO.UOO
Deposited with Treasurer Of Sirsniia, 100000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obi
,aIions pf the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English COM
InnicS, VIC solicit the Patronage of the public upon
their unqneSt!nnahlc security prompt aud Liberal
DcilrmcuI al all claims. aud heavy Income.
JOHN II. CiAlHuENE& CO. Agents,
No. HOS Nuiu street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER Sc, 000, 900.
Cash dividends, surprising al Others, NJ FIRST an
every anniversary Of policies.
Prem iums payable annually, seml-annually, ant
quarterly.
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
In The United States.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
sysl Nc, 1l9S Main street.
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nnoIxx. srAT1ONERY. &c.

NEW BUUKS--NOVEMBER 2eTh "a .
N unions Law Of Municipal Corporations =
,eo,,nra: t.,mphclls Lives Of the Chcf-Jislt ~
tcadcs Life IN Utah-plates; hoffman, M1' ,Es
Of Chemical Analysis: Sheridans crks ana : 'a nj
Rili Arp-s Peace Papers; Alnailacs ief 1917 "
w ur'Ier. solicited for MnDford's Virginia g ODE
1878; new United States Digest; NC" 10TH @"'
prcrlc Court Reports. r>rrrs,1
oc,sw 1918 Main stree t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

E'OE SALE PRINAT ELY, that most de-
( siruh!r PROPERTY on III" south side Of Mar
shall between Fifth and sixth. streets adjoining The
ut.n store Ut T.. H. Elicit. L. J.. on The west. The
lot is 2Sgxl 20 feet tnd the brick tenement u here
on contains nine ten room Il. At comparatively
small r-I The lower part NAV ~ converted into TWO
stores. which would very lurgc increase the rental
Apply TO u. :. AtttkHoN.
N, 5T-Gt Real Estate trrn and AEciiunccr.
IIOR SALE PRIVATELY. SEVERAL
Z HOUSES. payable in mon thy Instruments.
Also. n nurib.tr ct NEW IIuU StS now renting
from : o Ia go per nl"nih. Prices from $500 10
II 600. For tcruIs, apply Ia
Moody 4 E'pNALL.
Real Estate Agents and Auclonccr$.
Office corner seventh and HUI streets.
m, 10 Manchester. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-29
POIlTICIL.

The democrats, liberals, and reformers of
Wisconsin held joint convention Wednes-
day, and nominated State ticket.
Gen. J. L. Millson, prominent Virginia
Conservative has just pronunced in favor of
Col. Hughes and the republican State ticket.
This announcement creates much excitement
in the ranks of the Conservatives.
1t is the habit of old Mr.. Allen of Ohio to
talk about the better days Of the Republic.
But the Cincinnati Gazette very pungently
remarks that he is one ofthe worst specimens
of its worst days. That is rather personal.
The Michigan Constitutional Commission
is now steadily at work, and bids fair to per-
form its duties intelligently and speedily.
The newspapers of the State are giving them
hints and suggestions of more OF less value
They appear to agree in the main in favor OF
two things an appointive Judiciary and ar
increase Of legislatiye salaries to S. a day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-29

Island, one Of the smallest States, marks her
progress by an increase of one hundred and
ninety per cent. Maine, though it has suf-
fered an actual loss in population, increased
one hundred and ten per cent IN the annual
value of her manufactures. Michigan rolls
up two hundred and sixty per cent. as the
story of her increase; Wisconsin one hun
dred and eighty per cent; Indiana one hun
dred and sixty per cent The general fact, of
which these figures furnish some examples, is
one of remarkable progress in American man
ufactures during the last decade, passing far
beyond that of the previous decade. Had the
theory of the free traders been in practical
operation, we have no idea that any such re-
suit would have been attained. The history
OF this country is that domestic manufactures
have prospered under protective duties and
that they have languished in their absence,
and this one fact is worth more than thou
sand theories on the subject. The growth of
manufactures in the West has produced
very marked change in the sentiments of
western people as to the expediency of duties
levied for protection. Nations are very like
ly to do that which experience shows to be for
their interests, and, acting upon this simple
principle, the American people will undoub.-
eddy postpone the theory of absolute free
trade for some time to come.-Neqc York In
deDeudeni. -~
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GROWTH OF AMERICAN MANI
FACTLRES.

According to the figures given in the ninth
census, the growth of American manufacture.
for the decade between 1860 and 1870 is un-
preeedented in our national history and that,
too, notwithstanding four of the years were
consumed in desolating war. The value of
these manufactures in single year rose from
sl,ss5,sel,776 in 1880 to "a, 232, 1926, 442 in
1870, giving an increase which is nearly
double that Of the previous decade. and goes
far in advance of the progress of population
All the States have shared in this develop.
ment OF manufacturing wealth, though mn.
equally, with the single exception of Califor.
MIA, whose returns for manufactured products
IN 1860 were larger by nearly two millions
than they were in 1870. The highest pronor.
uonai progress was in the central west. and
especially in the State of Missouri. In thai
state the value Of manufactured products in
the year 1850 was Gal ,7sl, 731, and in 1870 il
had risen TO S206 ,2l3. APO, showing an incraasa
Of abont 400 per cent in a single decade
New York gives an increase of a little MOI
than one hundred per cent, while Pennsviya.
nia, next In population, rises to an increase Of
one hundred and forty per cent. Rhode
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the receipts are now estimated at S27 900

the receipts are now estimated at $4,000
daily.
The report published by New York paper
stating that the heirs of the late Chief Justice
Chase will lose all their personal estate by
the failure of Jay Cooke & Co., is pronounced
untrue. The balance sheet of the Washing
ton firm is exhibited, anG shows that the es-
tate has been settled and nothing is due.
The Texas newspapers are making merry
at the expense of young city man who
bought a fine orchard of two hundred apple
trees in Steuben county and tapped every one
of them in order to secure a supply of cider.
Recent geological surveys of the new terri
tories of the far West revealed the very i'm
portant fact that the known coal deposits of
the Rocky Mountain region extend over an
area of upwards of 900 square niles, in
strata varying from 8 to So feet in thickness.
At Evansville, Ind, recently, young man
who had suffered for some time with a cough
found entire relief after coughing up gold
dollar. He remembers having several of
these coins in his mouth one night in bed, and
that one Of them disappeared, but he was not
conscious Of having breathed it into his lung
An important change in the wearing apparel
Of the King of Dahomey is reported. Seated
on his throne he received scientific commits
sion, not long ago, his body profusely decora-
ted with the blue, gold and green labels which
had been carefully peeled from the medicine
bottles brought by Europeans TO his domin-
In ,fIo ,t.,t, tl 4r;n
prince must have equalled even the glitering
costume of the Shah.
After two years of labor, the Mixed Com
mission on British and American claims has
made its awards. In brief the result of the
inquiry is that the United States Sovernment
pays to English sufferers by our late war two
per cent of their claims, amounting to ST.
929 $40, while the American claims against
England are all disallowed.
The Universalist General Convention elect
| ed the following named trustees f. A. Boos
of Pennsylvania; S. A. Briggs, of Illinois
n L. Parker, of New Hampshire; Sidney
Perham, Of Maine; Rev. Henry Rugg, O.
Rhode Island, and VIM. M. Banks, of New
York. The Convention adjourned to NEE
tyear in New York city.
The mill of the Plymouth Wooden Compa i,
near Thompson, Ct, was destroyed by fir
on Wednesday morning About half of tn
stock was saved, but none of the machinery
Loss between 1926, 900 and $50 900; insured
for $50, 900 in thirtytwo companies. Ninety
five employees are thrown out of work by tn
disaster. The work of rebuilding will b.
commenced at once.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

The Eastern Railroad Company is building
hanasom station on the Saugus branch be-
tween Maiden and Maplewood, 1t is to be
called "Faulkners.
The railroad companies at Chicago, at the
request of the cattle brokers, have instructed
their agents to refuse any further shipments
of live stock at present. and to unload those
already on the road at the first place whore
they can be fed and watered.
During last month the passenger and freight
business Of the Eastern Railroad showed an
increase Of about twenty-five Der cent over
that of the corresponding month of last year
The freight business, especially on this road,
seems to be rapidly increasing, if judgment
may be formed from the number of trains
and their heavy loads.
The Grand Trunk Railway is changing from
broad gauge to narrow gauge. The
track between St.Johns and Rouse's Poin,
being narrow gauge, is to be filed with the
rolling stock of the road for the time being
which will necessarily prevent that portion OF
railroad being used for short time for either
passenger or freight trains.
The work on the Nashua and Roche steI
Railroad, which is the extension of the Wor-
cester and Nashua road towards Portland, is
rapidly progressing, the track being put down
at the rate of half mile day. Trains will
probably he running there by the first of next
July.
Senator Carpenter, in a recent speech,
that as railroads are highways.
they may be built by money raised by taxation,
and that however built, their rates may be
fixed by legislative authority. Also that Con-
gress has the power, as a regulator of inter-
state commerce, to build, or authorize the
building, of such number of trunk roads be-
tween the west and the east as may be ne
cessary to reduce, by competition, the price
Of transportation to reasonable amount
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

The action of the republican State con
vention of New York seems to give gen
eral satisfaction to the party in the State.
The nominations are well received, al
,bouoh over that for Attorney General
,bore was considerable excitement mani
tested at the convention. The platform is
carefully constructed and sound in the
principles which it puts forth. Itioins all
other republican State platforms adopted
this season in condemning the salary
grab, and calls for the passage of an act
which shall make the return of the back
pay into the Treasury final and binding
upon those who do so.
The chief interest in the campaign is
centred in the election of members of the
State Senate. The election of United
States Senator in 1875, to succeed Mr..
Fenton whose term expires in that year.
and who will not probably be reelected,
being the cause of some rivalry. Except
the insignificant party of Liberal Republi-
cans Mr.. Fenton has no followers that he
can depend upon. Whether the demo-
Gratis will think it worth while to support
him remains yet to be seen, but the action
of the democratic State committee in re-
fusing to continue the alliance with the
Liberals in the State campaign indicates
that he will not be their candidate for Sem
ator. This is not very handsome return
for his and Mr.. Greeley's services last year,
but if men venture their fortunes on polit-
ical bubbles they ought not to be disap-
pointed when the collapse comes. Mr..
Fenton was as deep in the Liberal move
ment as any man in the country and be-
hold his reward
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GENERAL NEWS.

Americans are almost daily robbed and muir.
dered on the Rio Grande border.
| Mrs. Macready, the well-known dramatic
artist and reader, died in Marshall, n. V,
last Saturday evening.
The date of the National Firemen's Con.
vention called to meet at Baltimore is now
definitely fixed for October 20.
The piazza around the fall style of shoes is
little broader than those built in the sum-
mer.
Civihty costs nothing and incivility is ex-
pensive, as the Grand Trunk Railway has
found out. One of the conductors on the road
has enforced the lesson.
Whispered advice to young ladies who
would conquer during hot weather.-Keep
your powder dry.
Some of the villages along the New York
and Oswego Midland Railroad, it is said, are
bonded to the extent of eighty per cent on
their assessed valuation.
| Eleven sisters in Iowa are waiting for an
eligible opportunity to change the name of
huiigreen, which is the only thing they have
ih'erlteu from their father.
!, Inc ceremony of turning the first sod for
the hrst railway in Persia took place recently
d. heshd IN the presence of leading Persian
oihclais and of the Foreign Consuls.
a New Orleans monkey washes its hands
and face with soap and water, brushes its
HAIR and after dinner makes appropriate use
, OF toothpick He must be believer in Oar.
win.
An official examination into the CHARGE,
that agents of the Post Office Department,
have used the official postage stamps for DO
ltical purposes, contrary to law, proves thu
charges false.
The Emperor OF Brazil stands six feet fou
inches in his boots, and though a giant in siz
is said to possess voice that sounds ike thu
shrill treble of infancy.
Philadelphia lawyer was making a high
flown speech, the other day, telling abou
angels tears, weeping willows and silen
tombstones, when His Honor siad "Confne
your remarks TO the dog fight"
Here is the latest description of kiss
Twas night. real warm couple stood in
the pale, cold moonbeams. Their lips
touched, and there was sound like cow
hauling her hoof out of the mud"
The London Financier says the business of
the Atlantic cables has largely increased since
the beginning of the panic in New York, and
New-York tribune., 1873-03-18
COTTON MARKETS.

Bosros Msrcb l7otiou du deprsse Mddhts laij pet
reep gruss 41D bales; . 100 bssl seet oo BALES
CHAKLKsros March lT.CotOn Gull and nominAl' Mahhe
1850 Mddngt l8ic Gcod Ordinary, tdl,ic Onnaiy ~
dele: bates; erpOrtst0 Great Bnsn' z
ssise b@e
savASNAH I1CO;cn-Nohng doing; nonAlB M
changed: Mddnt i3ic ,pl bales erpos-oAs
wise l. 10 bales ga hales stock, o6l3 ba.es -
T-CS.0u unsettled aud nominal; Low MdlAhkH
l7idl7fc; Ndngs 8i 9fst receipts ~ bales srFs-
britain 7b bales oOsstsse III bales sales 'V De'
stSek ~ $40 bales. -
PsrIAnEIPHIA March l7.-Cott0n dul. Miidings 1910 -
AUGUSTA t7Cott0D AddABgs Btc receipts 70
bales; sAies pa baeS
NEv-0ELKaSs March ITCoiou unsettled and lover Ordinary
I3e; OrduHry l5ic hiidnE He Middhbgs 6te
gross zoe bales eIpOrtto Great B
bales 700 bales last evening O0 bales s'scf z'
bales
SoEBoLE l7cottOu as Low Mdlngs sie net reeep.
Great Britain, i5l bales oHsNse @sI
bAJs; sales % bales; stock e,.ls bales
March l7OtOs duli Midding lbtc eeepA
stock 5fs9 bales
BALrInoEH Marcs dali and lower. MidHugs 9.e
Ross reop 80 bsles eTporso Great Butan 80 bales coast
taken Of CONTRACT so bales stock s
bales
GaLFEsros Northumberland. net receipts go bales
stick. so bales
LOUISVILLE quiet aadHgI l net receipts
6Jl bales; gross. l,.li haleN .. 49,. .. .,s
Tatton dull, Mtdhngs, Bic receipts ~
bGles; sbipneas III bales; stock l1S3l bales. -
Louis dull Low M1dlngs a
l7je nddHn<s lg Isle reoEt % bales
MEnPHIs Msrcb I7.-Cc.t0n--fbs interrupted
lfor Telegraph MGrtets see FyfA Pa9sl