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EXCITEMENT N CHuncn.--Iesterday morn

EXCITEMENT IN CHvEcn.--Yesterday morn
ing while the Rev. Dr.. Garland, the pastor Of
the Dinwidlic-Strcct Methodist church, was
il Inc midst Of his sermon, he was taken sud
dculy VIII, iainting attack and fell heavily
upon the fool OF. the pulpit. Til: uneNpect'
cd event produced quite connection among
the congregation, aud The reverend gentle
man was immediately surrounded by num-
Nor NJ friends and raised from the floor. and
y musician was summoned. in about ten
minnics he was restored to consciousness
and conveyed in q lack to his home, VI
course 4, put ! stop to the services OF the
morning. Mr. Garland had just gotten out
from spell Of sickness Of several week. du'
ration. and ii scems was not sufficiently re-
covered to undergo Che fatigue attendant
upon conducting tie services OF The church
Re has the ,yInImthics Of his entirc coa:re-
CATION with hinl.--NoJolk Nfg'"'a'l' 81.
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spain-Zise Carfisfs Defeated at Ssye.
raa Points.

MADRID. March /, uia LONDON, March 9,
The GdcetG publishes sn ofliciai disDatch an.
nouncing the defeat of the Carlisss at Vera
manse, with loss of six killed and many
wounded. Also, the defeat and total rout
of Ferver's band, which lost thirty killed, In.
Guiding its leader. Troops are in close bur.
suit OF the insurgents, under the Cure o.
Santa Cruz. The latter is reported to have
shot a woman. The Madrosa band in
AwaSon have been defeated. Nfadrose was
badly wounded. Cail;st bands in the Old
CASTLE have been dispersed. Conteranas,
commanding The national iGrccs in Catalonia,
has sent 4 telegram TO the Minister OF War
demanding achievements. The General.
on assuming command, made !, speech in
which he promised the army In Catalonia
would be diibandcd as soon a. the Cariist in-
surrection was suppressed.
MADRID, March I'm the Assembly ycs-
terday Tie Government presented n bill to
provide means for cr,,Si.in. the Carlis. in.
Surrcction. IL authorizes the immediate or.
ganization Of fifty new battalions. 900 men
carh. and grants supply to l00.00o,O00. The
CarlistS have destroyed by fire the railroad
stations at Areta, slodis, Lcseama, and
Amurric.
The CaristS in Catalonia, Alicant, and Muir
We ~ i''>''t''t', itiiiibtlS aNu GItl!lfs.
lu!lntc -Alphonsc and wife, with large stall
and hodygaardof 300 young men. spent the
whole day on Nondly las, at san Qurcc. The
Prince and rrilccs> held reception. during
which The bells rang aud bands played. Pea
SAINTS locked into the town from the neigh
oor!ood 10 pay their respects to The Infantc.
The natl NAL army in Ca.alogiais represented
TO DC sadly disorsanized, and the garrison at
BayccioAa. ii is reported, haYo shown signs
Of INSTRUMENTATION.
The towns Of rich l2hoda and Ccntcnalius,
having refused 10 pay Laxaa imposed by the
CarIi>tS, have urged tic abolition of the Coull-
Gil Il state and ministries Of Justice, public
week and marine. The majority of the AS
scmhiv is determined to carry the bill for the
abolition OF slavery before Propagation. The
Conservatives are prels!rg their amend
mcats. but it is believed they will withdraw
them when they SEQ defeat is certain. Cor
dohl, l2tc miuistc: Of var, and Ri"ero, presi-
dent o! the late Congress, are i'll.
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General Ccl>ton has accepted the Offer OF
employment in Tic service Of the hhedlvc OF
Ervpt. Professor Frank Aliricna, formerly
Of Richmond, succeeds him as pllGclpai u
the Cape Fear Academy.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars nave been
subscribed in Barbour coaGty, ga, Tor ti!e
building Of 4 cotton factory, which VIII lie
begun forthwith.
Rev. John J.. passed., local Nethod'sf
preacher, Of Amherst county, clcd suGGehiy
on Friday last.
The boot and shoe trade Of E'mlra, \. l.,
is growing rapidly, the sales last yer being
in cxccS. Of Sl,0v0,009.
Edmund Yates, the English novelist, will
write up tie inauguration cetemo.'ic to-day
| for tie New York Herald.
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EE2IIES.


Tk.G. on Monday, cath CT February. 1873, at nor
residence, in Cit:r!c5 '!.y county. LETT IA MAN
lS,i SfAs,:. sgc1 inrtyei%!t years, ioIviGs .an?
relatives and friends 10 mourn tl!er loss.
Farewell. <h.tr mGtl.@r. ,hou has Left us
aud lhy loss Nc 'ccp!: feel;
Eut 't;s Cod who hath hrreft rs,
lie can IL, or SORROWS he'tl'
- Died. Ia alabama, on the 10Th Fehrrary, H.r;
Ice. Of williamsburg. Va, in Tic scTcaty eight
' " en- and more un<eash spirit never lived
Tier many friends Ia Virginia vii! rnoarn the loss o
one who IN prosperity and aeyefait? was III W.
wavcIng friend, auA 1synpathizins angel in attic
S III II: for the death Of tFo'e who sunDsr ia b ,h'
Died. Mrs. NJ. ADELIA MAYNARD, consort Of
I. Tcmylc MaYrari. 1T Fulton iiill, near Richmonl
Va. Oh saturday morning, March ',iS;,S,at ocock
county (aid.l papers please copy.
Died, Sunday evening, ut her residence. in Hen
rico at o'clock. In the eigbticth year 81 her age
Mrs. MARY. Z. sNEED: eonsort OF the late Jacot
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
Gcnce 1T II O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY. :th instant Re
l.tives and friends are requested W %t'eI" "i'ho"
further notice.
Mother, thou ert gone to rest,
We will not weep for thee.
For thou art gone Whcfc OH Oh eii sn
Thy spirit lcngcd 10 he.
Mother thou nrt gone to rest,
And Ibis shalt be our prayer:
That when re ;Cl our Journey GIN
Thy glory we may share.
lied. on the I'd day Of March, Mrs 10y E5
FIGG, wife OF James Z. Figg, aft.ra lew weeks III
ness In the hirtyihirl year of her ace, leaving
devoted hu sbanG and three little children to mourn
tlci- loss. s,oo, o. 20 I'll,
from the dear husband The companion OF MS Dosol!
and his two little children, and ROW he IS sett &Ioh'
With one that Will never know mothers love.
Lucy If meet you there in that better iahu,
Win We know each others FACE
Viii We !hlnk Of The deeds IN The botiy coGc,
When We reach that glorious place!
VIII Won love ma there? VIII you love me there
When yGe meet In that world OF rest.
Where Death comes not, and no Earring tear
Shall iaIl from the eyes OF tie best!
My'li,t.e lambs give unto thy care y! be thol
at ail times very near. now am dead.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died IN this city, on the sd instant, after an Illness
of three. DAYS, JOHN D.. youngest son Of tEe key
NcttaInn r and flSfr.l &. " ocaWard, III THO NJ
tenth year Of his age. -, .etrao
Ills funel7,i will take place from broac,stre e
Methodist Episcopal church THIS tIrcs,aSl II
'riRNUuN IL 81 IA lock. Ihc iicnaI OF INC
are re- icctfuly invited to attend without luitaei
notice.
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\ new post-oflicc is established at Balieys-
vile. Wy,..ning county, on the route from
IazgM..i Courthouse TO Occana, w. va.
Or3.Aa Uoustock is appointed postmaster at
Wgiiiesburg, Charlotte county, Va, T'ce
TEoiDas c. Palmer, resigned.
The House Of Representatives OH Saturday
passed bill removing the disabilities OF
Judge James G. IlalyUurton and Rev. ). l..
NJ. Curry, D. D., Of Richmond, and Hon. u;
&. Deyarnet:e, OF Caroline. The bill had
previously passed the Senate.
A bill, has been introduced in the pennsyl-
yana Legislature repeating atl taxes upon the
incomes or capital stock of manufacturing
associations.
Mr. Joseph Pereiva, merchant at Chnrch
View and an old resident of MiddieseS, dled
on Thursday the goth ultinao.
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.,- rro,a Petersburg.
,.> or:nc Richmond Dispatch.

fFNlSS
,,...> oT :llc Richmond Disra,ch1
.I5Tr' p 49,, ,,,.,.s,.sn,.Ro, March 3, 1878.
,'.,,,, ara the factory Of Mr.. c.
:s''j" u. was dr.Toycd by fire. The
!. spec ,,I;,, the building was insured
"',i.' ,r,, -, Insurance Company and
u t&> 49,, company ot Richmond were
u ",..., ..,f n:l'y Nai6. The other comla-
r"s". ... ..,. n wNich tho factory was in-
..s. e.. amount Of about 100000. have
.afy@ ~ -onr,,.cr rcctcxt refused or delayed
.91 49, money. am; suit is 10 be brought
- rom - recover II.
,s,. w.. " VIZ. Reuben EaGIand against
80" - =. 2ia 90, the amount Of taxes
~ -, CIV ly tito Petersburg ka'troao
@t N.. rrsn dismissed al the instance
-..-.. train on the Petersburg rail.
..,..# The track between Dc,ineld aAo
#4 Saturday night, end smashC"
49,. o.. tho engine and turned over
..., coaches. The wreck was soon
s.,ycy,r. and The passenger trains
...,, &,>; wjght and This morning.
REV. Ul.%op V'Nrn<."t me S",,""e
I'll. N.,~~2 ci Virginia. vii! be
49,. .., .-,a instant ,AnnMcltiIon
..... .r...r the rite II confirmation
's.,.'> ,adrrh.
Da:hoi,c Friends Society met
I'm. vv:vto have reported reSolu-
-..rr. l.n memory ii Father Null
%, .,,.a oversight they were not Of
...,.,1 ,s,r.Im!itcj aHa acted OF nj 4
u. 4
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, ~ 1862,


MILWAUKEE, WIS, n 1862,
has practiced for the Fast seven years In nearly al
the chief cities in the southern Statcs-TuE GREAT
EST HEALER OF TIE AGE-who has performed
some OF the most wonderful cures IN ancient Of
modern times and has treated over 100000 patients
in the last eleven years. will heal tine sick ut Rich
mord, Va. at Ford's Hotel, parlor II. commencing
February II, 1873, for ninety days.
DR.. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism and mo-
tor cure. This treatment Is not confined to any
particular class OF disease but Is applicable TO aht
ills of humanity, and If persisted in will euro ali
durable diseases.
Mrs. G. "A. GOULD, M. D.. graduate OF n regular
school OF medicine. possessing rare powers Of dag
nosing disease, win act consulting physician and
secretary.
Consultation FREQ.
Send or call for circulars or pamphlets containing
testimonials Of persons cured by him and lndorse
ments by the press throughout the southern States
DR.. PERSONS is agent for Dr. S: D. Collinss sure
and painless cure Of tic opium habit.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Love OF the truth and desire To benefit suffering
humanity prompts me to certify TO the truth of the
following statements concerning the wonderful
cures performed by DR.. PERSONS, the great Mag
uelic Physician. will mention few cases of which
have personal knowledge:
lst Wife Of James +. Hopkins. of Ho2kinsylile
seven years IN invalid, entirely helpless unabls Il
turn over In bed, for eight months had spinal curr
turc. neuralgia, aud female diseases. Physicians
gave Ilp hcr case hopeless. Terdeath was speedily
looked for. Dr.. Persons in ten minutes had hci
walking. she was treated May 7th; now, August
goth, she Is in good health.
cd. Mrs. David Epprght, twelve miles from Aus
tin confined to her red six years. wasted to almost
Il skeleton, could not have a door or window opened,
neither could she sit up in her bed. Her physician
said her recovery was impossible. DR.. Persons re-
moved all disease III len minutes, and had her walk
ing about her room. Her WAS treated July 9Th
now. October lst rides Oh HORSEBACK, gaming Ncsn
and strength daily. ..
cd. Mrs. Levi Pennington. of Georgetown, an in
valid Of four years: for eighteen months unable to
walk: badly afflicted. uiccl;tte ana proiapSed uterl.
DR. Persons made her walk almost instantly: after
second treatment she could 20 about without clp
is gaining in flesh and improving daily. er case
was treated last June.
the Doctor ut Lampass, August lith, afflicted with
sciatica and chronic rheumatism Tor more ti!all
thirty wears had been treated by twenty od-School
Dhysicilu4 and fcd 20 get any relief. The above
case was cured BY Dr.. Persons i'll ten minutes.
9Th case. The daughter CT =. VI. Yeti 81. D., Bar
nett county. aged twenty-five years perfectly HELP
less: could neither stand walk Tor 4 year past
from spinal curvature Lld general GcD!lty, rci IL
OF tyiho:d fever: after first treatment could q
about and felt we'll So stated TO Us next day.
I might mention other cases which have CONE
| under my own observation, but one more may b
Necessary to state in this communication, and tina
is the rsc OF my little daughter, IN her eighth year
| had stiff ankle from birth. First treatment Dr.
Persons removed the sdIuess a;ld gave her pericc
ucc uf it.
Ny Object In writing !hs communication Is to re
lcye the minds or inauy doubling persons as to tn
ability OF DR.. Persons TO relieve The afflicted an
| cure many sick after Ill medical treatment ha
failed, cycu by the most shfui Of our cl,l-scfoo
| physicians Lx;'crlencc Is TIC greatest tc>t. Who
ever may be afflicted with durable diacascs, try til
| Great Magnetic Physician, pr. Persons.
Isigncd j. ". WIirrPLE,
Presiding Eldcr N. T. Church South, Austin Dis
| trlct, Texas Conference
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''''0.. ~ Eti4s,J2tss EurEa"c.

.-.-tee @f tic Richmond Dlspa,ch.l
s .--.'"A~..G lTEHACE. March 3, 1873.
-.' G,.n named Fred. Jackson was
...... '>.' place yesterday afternoon by
a' ''''' named james Patterson. The
.,..."> =" 'npio!c Of the Chesapeake
. .'.',' railroad, and engaged rs land on
,'..., ~ S!''l: IL charge OF Captain Sncca.
meant. ,,' =, '"l youth, and is employed 1t
q y. .,' n,se II S4ls place. The at!ray began
-. ."9" '"a!I iroiir. The parties became
-. '.4 Hta&%"d snow into stones. Pat
nr 'A"iy sifuck Jackson with brick
-, = ,'24"' "ho died FROM the effects 10
~ leu ln'uGtc4. "En
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


THE BANK OF ENGLAND sWlNDLLD BIZ AN
AMERICAN "RISG.'
LONDON. March 3.-The Bank Of England
has been swindled on u gigantic scale by an
American named Horton alias Warren.
Skilful forgercs on Rothschilds' and other
famous financial houses have been brought
to.light. ~.
Later.-It is supposed the fraud on the
Bank of England was perpetrated by q
"ring" of American swindlers. reward
of $500 has been offered by the bank.
It's believed the frauds Will reach 81, o0O,-
600.
COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFE.
Lospos, March 3.-The ship Chncabuca
.coiiided Yesterday with the ste9mer Torch IL
the Irish channel and sunk. Twenty -.cf.i !
of her crew were lost. The Torch also went
down, but all on board were saved.
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FROM New York TO RIeuMsNp VIA FREDE-
riCE. MD Il WASHINGTON ReGi,bt|CGn, 1St.l -
Below we Gitc IN editorial from the Erdn,i-
nCy. Frederick City, Md, showing a scheme
to reach h:t'hmond, Va, by the way Of FIRE.
derrick City from New York city, cutting;
Washington Of. We cal attention. TO this
matter and invite examination by our citi-
2rns. What we need is railroad connection
direct TO Frederick, aud tau. head Oil this
movement. Let CIR people bo awake to our
riiilCad interests, for they liz at the founda-
ton Of oar material prosperity. The article
is rs follows:
The Legislature Of Virginia has just
passed Ii" amending the charter OF the
Potomac and Manassas Junction Railroad
Company by which the company i author
izcd 10 build = railroad from the Potomac
river - Quantico, connecting with the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac ruii-
road, tAenco hy the most practicable route to
4 point on tho Maryland state line between
the Point Of Rocks and the mouth Of Goose
creek, at Edwards's ferry. The located line
will probably cross the Orange and A!eXar-
dYia road nyar Bristow, thence TO tie sum-
nit. some four iailes east Of Tie village 0: al.
die, thcncc by way OF Iccshurg to tie Poto-
mae 81 OF near lHC mouth OF M0nOcacy. The
objects 10 Uc attained are: First, = connection
with the Manassas branch cf the Orange ana
Alexandria railroad at or near Lay market, in
Prince y liiilG cOInly; second, Il connee-
ton with t,c Metro poitan branch Of the
Baltimore ana Ohio railroad Near the noutt!
OF M1;icctcy; third. al extension OF the line
TO this city for Tie purpose Of connecting
with the Frederick and pennsylvania iine
railroad.
route between Harrisburg and Richmond,
and between New York and Richmond.
The rlcans for lis construction are Satisiac-
ivr:,: guaranteed. In3 iin:l location ana
<usrr;a w!i he made caI!y this spring,
From or knowledge CT th" parties Interested
we DO not doubt 1i!at this roa, wi!l De !tuit
Il II: @:uiy day"
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Ai<,Yansfsc AsTlira.

K MONTGOMERY, March 3.-Iu tho Supreme
Court to-day, two of the Justices decided
that the late Courthouse Legislature was a
legal body. Justice Latfoid delivered dis
senting opinion based on the ground that
the only legal legislature was the ono organ
lied under Attorney General Will!ams's plan.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. March 3.-Co:ton quiet and steady
sales OF 2Gtl bales uplands, 20sc.: Orleans, :ltc
F,our qniet and unchanged. Wh!skey shade
irIner, SIC. Wheat fuvors sellers. Corn very qEci
and steady; new western and southern yellow. eisQ
s 5.ialmSI5.37S. Lard steady. Turpentine weak
Rosin nominal. Tallow steady. Frcights quiet
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. SIarch s.-T1our Gull and quiet
WheIt firm. Eorn-white- ea083c.; yellow. $50
igc Oats quiet: southern. 4GHt4sc. Rye weak u
f56s5c. Provisions quiet but GruI--!ittle Offering
u hiskcy SiiuGe iirmcr.
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T. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis, March 3.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn = shade lower. Whisaey quiet nj sS1sSac
Pork higher; $lL25Gl S,!.59. Bacon strong: shoul
der G3c.: clear rb-sidcs, &c.: clear sides, ss4sEc
Lard nominal.
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FINANCIAL.
fBr TE1gcRapHl

$500. NEW. ISJEgFk. 5000 - 34ffe5 q
!, new YoHK, March s--nIoney active and strin.
gent; bulk Of business at 4 fraction commission,
butcloscda att. Sterling heavy at 1os&lsiost. Gold
.lli5Mtl5. Governments higher States dun aud
lteady: Tennessee Ss scl; new, so. Tirginia,s, AZ
lew, SO; consols s5t deferred, l4. Lotilsiaa,s Is
lew, As. Leyees, 60; s's. 10. Alahama.s, SO: So,
IS. Geo7ga's, 70 is, So. North Caroina's, 90; new
10; special tag, r. South Cardinals 30 new, 20;
April and October. "a.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIScISSATr March 3.-Fiour dull at T7-5c0!S7.Io
Corn quiet at $9G4oc. Pork strong at SIPS; hetf
higher Lard frm; kettle, s!Qstc. Bacon hrnnr
kCY nIi.t 1t SIC.
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from the Houston tTcxasj Daily Telegraph, april
80. 80

IV, 1871.
We had call yesterday from our old friend Rev.
j. ". Whlppi", ON his way tn attend the General
Conference of illc Metlndst Episcopal Church
South II Memphis. We called attention To the card
of Or. Persons. wishing to know in rcrson from
Bro;lcr Nhppc about he strong recommends
tons published from Him. lie repeated that he
had certified only 10 what he personally knew; that
he had seen mncieGf DIR. Persons, ana had witness
cd the fact that he turned away from tie poor
who dcrired his services. but granted them freely
and without charge: that nc gave his Published cer-
tiicae rs L matter Of duty. and should net respect
himself if he shoud sirk from tc,LiIying to the
truth merely because many We're preudlccd against
1t.
Those who know this eminent preacher will not
hesitate to conceCe TO him The utmost candor and
honesty, and his evidence in favor Ok Dr. Persons
will make him inlny friends.
While Brother Whippc was in the Office DR.. /. c.
Phillips. OF Bryan, also clInc ill., Iic isa physician
Of The old school, and minister of the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN church. he also added his testimony
to the curative power Of Dr.. Persons, and prepared
in our Office the following certificate Tor publication
| in the Telegraph:
"Dr. ". Persons treated my daughter about two
| months ago FOR neuralgia and conTuisiVns. Her
periodical suffcrings for f"lr five wears hid been
such THAT language cannot describe them To This
| date the cure is perfect j.. I. i'liiLl-!PS.
| !" ArIIL 20. liTu.:' lie 2-d2aw!wSwlt
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louisville MARKETS.

louisville, March s.-Flour easy. Corn nm
changed Pork firm at Slt.25l0tli5o. Bacon IN fair
demand and steady. Lard steady: kegs, gtGy23c.
Whiskey steady. Tobacco unchanged.
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~
Obituary.

New YoRK, March d. Charles T. Durant
aeronaut and scientist, died yesterday at his
residence.
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.,,,, "oSeln"r Of Nebraska, though re-
.. '"i! >! 900 salary, is allowed Incl
-. a. APPROPRIATIONS Tor secretary, Office.
Ia. f.'e,'''Ia'an, livery, clerk. and Incl.
Oh ~pehse', which bring up the total to
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
JIonday, March 5.

JIonday, March 5.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Whitc, 452 bushels. Red, 1,2ss bushels.
( CcRN.-White, 3Ss bushels. Mixed, leo bushels.
:. OATS-2i0 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES. t.'rE $50
WHEAT.-White, 100 bushels good at sc.l0
100 bushels prime ut $2.ls: j bushels mixed CT
Bliss; 22s. bushels fair private terms; II bush
els very good on private ternStotal. !52 bHshe!s-
: WHEAT.-Ied, i5B bushels prime on private terms:
,a5 bushels god at 81; 3S bushels common at 81
20 bushels very good at S2.1O; r. bushels good on
private terms l55 bushels very good on private
terms: 30 bushels fair private tcrmstotal, lz3t
bushels.
CoRS.-White. olo bushels very good at 7lc.; 90
bushels prime IL 1cc.-tC;ai, 800 bushels.
CoEE.-M .xed, loo bushels prime ut Tic.
CORN MEAL-s0 bushels country bolted at i3c.
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,E7,a 3To,isc yya- Ended.

sax FRANCISCO, March S.-The Modocs
have been in council with the whites, and it
Is generally thought that the war is ended.
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rsa,,ic a,uri1,e IsIyinn service.

s-l-- FAffC WNrfalE EtAEIHN 5eFVIees =
New York, March 3.--Rev. Dir. Talimadge
preached last night at the Brooklyn Academy
| of Music, and during the services cry OF
fire. caused panic in the congregation.
which resulted in several persons being
crushed Z
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 3, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH 1. 1873.
Sun rlscs.......... ego Noon sets.......... 1910
sun s..ia ...... s:!1 High tide. ........ sc
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DAYING BUSINESS.

JAMES II. VEST Wi, eeiltinra, BE iusincss o.
and solcits the patronage of Ill who have paving %
be DOME Fla may be fund on the stre,tS at ms
work or any order left on slate TT the once or ~
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