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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19

The FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. The
Fire Department was called out again yes
terday afternoon between and o'clock in
response to an alarm from box rs, Seventh
street between Cary and Canal. The alarm
was occlsioned by the burning of the roof
of the coopcr-shop situated on the south
side of Cary at the corner of Sixth street,
and occupied by Mr.. William Jackson. Jack
sons loss is about $500. but he has an insllr-
auce of 81 300 In the Lynchburg Banking and
Insurance Company. The building is owned
by L. d. Pretlow, of Southampton county.
The firGis supposed to have originated from
sparks from the cooper-shop chimney, fire
being used ilr the shop to tighten and dry the
barrels.
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Tribute of Respect.

At called meeting Of the Vestry OF the Monu-
mental church held March 18th instlnt tho death of
one Of their members, the late WILLIAM 8. P.
MAYO, was announced; whereupou the following
preamble and resolutions were presented and unaIi-
mously adopted:
Whereas we have heard with great SORROW the an
nouncement Of the death Of Mr.. MAYO, one Of our
most cherished and beloved members, we cannot do
otherwise than express the sad feelings Of our
hearts For some years Mr.. MATo has been inti-
mately associsted with us rs vestryman Of this
church, and his worth and efficiency were developed
by every days experience. Modest and unassuming
In his department, gentle and retiring in his man.
ners, 1t was only by renewed and constant expe-
rience and observation that bis worth became fully
known and appreciated. Though very young, set
his maturity of Judgment his earnest zeal, his
panslve charity, bis warm-hearted lberality, his
ready sympathy with everything that was rood,
brought him prominently forward, and gave him IN
influence in our meetings which we shall long miss
and deplore therefore
J. Resolved, That In the death Of the late WILLIAM
8. P. MAYO we feel that we have lost faithful
friend and wise counsellor; and that this Church
and congregation have lost most generous sup.
porter, and devout, upright, aud God-fearing
member.
2. Resolced, That we cherish his memory as
precious legacy, and will epdeayor to follow him, as
he followed Christ.
.. Resolved, That In this sudden calamity thai
hath come upon US, we, the Vestry of the Monu-
mental church, with sorrowing hearts do bow with
submission to the will Of our Heavenly Father ane
humby offer prayers to God IN behalf of his be
| reaved family.
4. Resolved, That we viii in body attend his re
| mains to the grave; and that this preamble ant
resolutions be communicated to the family of th'
deceased, and be- placed on the records Of thi:
church. GEORGE WOODBRIDGE, Rector.
George D. Fisher, Register.
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Police CouRT-Justice White presiding
The following cases were disposed OF yestcr
day:
Nathaniel Lane, charged with assaultina
James Amry with stick. Case continued
until Friday.
Adde Tayioe. charged with assauting an(
beating Martha Tazewell, was fined 81.
}. Mcdaniel, charged with detrauding c
Schneider Of ST., was sent on.
Annie Perkins, charged with abusing and
threatening to cut Eliza Edwards with {
knife, was sent to Jail in default OF security
Laura Jones was fined $3.50 for creating q
disturbance in the streets.
James Hogan and William Tribuc, charged
with Stoniug the house of Reuben Dabne,
ard striking him with Il stone, was fned 8;
each.
james Goddin, charged with whipping
Robert Washington with cowbide, wa;
continued 10 Saturday.
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John Dove Lodge, IVA.
Can this be the same person?

EpIscorAL APPOINTMENTS following
appointments for Bishops johns and Whit
tie are published:
Bishop Johns.-May !, Smitbfiela night);
May 9, Suffolk; May 3, st. Pau's, Norfolk
N(morning); May 8, Christ's, Norfolk (niglit)
May 6, St. James's, Richmond; May I, st.
Johns, Richmond; May s, Grace, Rich
moud May 9, st. Marks, Richmond.
Bishop Fhitle.-April ga. NJ Monu-
meulal, Richmond; April 8 (P. NJ st.
Paul's, Richmond; April 10 (P. NJ st. Ste
phen's, Petersburg; April II "a. NJ. } St.
PauPs, Petersburg; April II (P. NJ Grace,
Petersburg; April y, Dinwiddie Court
house; April 13, Sappony; April %, Cabin
Pout, Surry; April 26, Brandon; April y
Merchants Hope, Prince George; April 70,
City Point, Prince George.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. March ls.-Co.ton steadlers mid.
dlings lsec.; net receipts, 1889 bales gros M
bales; exports TO continent, 1851 bales eeeS 1865
bales LIST evening" $500 bales stock, 2io.ss oaies
nary, l5tc net receipts, laos bales; exports ccass
wise, 1850 bales sales, 500 bales; stock e7as bao9
CHARLESTON, March ls.-Cotton lower mid:
dllngs 1sac.; ordinary, lesc net reeeipts, ls3se
bales: sales, 800 bales: stock, 32,i3I bales -
BALTIMORE, March B-Cotfon quiet mid
dlings, i9tc.; gross receipts, s7s bales export
coastwise 81 bales Gales, ls0 bales taken oaf eock
on contract, 400 bales stock, S.6o5 bcleS
NORFOLK. March E;-totton deprsssea a. ~:
mIddlings, nomiDaijy, 17ac.; haee
export-coastwtse,l l,3.s bales: stock, ,a9l bales
MEMpiIs, March 1s.--Cottou Dull and nominal
no sales; receipts, 4,7s9 bales; shipments, Das
stock, 47,27s. - -
MOBILE, March ls.-Cotton gnist and orm: gcoo
ordinary to middIings. Isssissc.; net receipts sls
bales; gross, 6t3 bales; exports-to Great Ur1taia
25as; coastwiSs 45S bales; saies, 900 baies sock
WiLmISGToy, March ls.-Cottop dull; mtddlipgss
isSc net receipts, Ieg bales; xxpcra coEstWtse III
iries: sales ss bales; stock. 6,40T bales.
SAVANNAH. 5lzrch ls:-C9ston nrm m.s1.naagss 1.s .a
fstc.: net receipts, 1879 hales; aales, His bsae6
stock, 57s9? bales.
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Hotel Fire In Montreal -Narrow
Eseanca from Daasf,s

MONTREAL, March 1s.--At l O'clock this:
morning q fire broke out f.I building ~
hind St. James's Hotel, and cofnnanuleAts6
through the laundry into the passas 1f tn
fourth fat, and from there to the ftelfHeT
leading to the fifth flat, where the fesnals sserss
wants of the establishment were sleeping.
The girls, finding escape By the stalls cut OF;
fed to the windows. and three OF them shfEyg.
themselves on the sidewalk, where their nj
was partially broken by mattresses and otsef
soft material. They were taken to ths fsle-
tilds Sayer, hung out Of a window foe twenty
minutes, and was finally rescued by tie ire
men. who brought her safely TO the ground
amid cheers from the excited muIHtude:
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the firetlsu
the fourth and 9th fats were completely do.
stroyed. VS. VS.
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NEW York, March 1s.-The Irish labor
era lately employed on the bouleyards yes
terday determined to clean out the Italian
iaborers, who replaced them at less wages.
To-day large number marched to where
the Italians were working, but the police
drove them away. 1t is feared there VIII DO
trouble tomorrow.
In Brooklyn to-day two small boys were
convicted of arson and sentenced to seven
years each in the States prison.
The committee investigating the condition
of the Tombs report in favor Of the demoi''
ton of the building fronting on Centre
street, and the erection OF an entire ne"
building.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England. ts,sss,
LoNpoS, March 18.-Thres stability
dressed men, with American accent, who
had deposited $4,000 In the Cork Bank,
have been ARRESTED ..on suspicion Of complt.
city In the recent swindles on the Bank Of
England. s.s9s .9
France.
VERSAILLES. March 1s.-The finance buds
get shows gratifying condition OF afairs.
Half of the sum due the German exactions 10
in the Treasury. No loan is required toconn-
plete the payment of the war indemnity at
the dates designated at tho recent conven-
ton. " Vfre la France"
PARIS. March 1s.-The manager Of tho
Rappel has been summoned to answer the
charge of violating the press laws. ~
Italy. h ~
ROME, March 1s.-Tbe Pope yesterday
gave audience to one hundred Gnadtaus
who served in the Pontitical Zouavea His
Holiness congratulated bis visitors upon
their steadfast devotion to the Church.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
posT-OrE,CE AT RICHMOND, MARCH 18, 1873
Miss Mary Watts, corner Eleventh and Mar
shall streets, Richmond, Va; J.J. Wilson d
Co thirteenth street. between Main and
Cary, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Ed. Moseley,
corner Main and Laurel streets, Rienmond,
Va; L. w. storrs, 1920 Cary street, Kicn-
Cott:c,l. Main street, Richmond, Va; Gibbs,
CraighilIl & Co., Richmond, Va; Miss Mary
Hamlet. -; Colonel John D. Munford,
Williamsburg, Va; Harris s. Brother, New
York: Mrs. Amanda Brown, care Spencer
Green, -; a. S. Hall, Petersburg, Va. q
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CONSERVATIVE CoNrERENCE-CoUNTY
JUDGES NoAISATED. AT meeting OF the
Conservative members OF the Legislature
Yesterday afternoon the following nomina.
tions for county judgesbips were agreed
upon: Amelia county, F. r. Farrar; Apo
mattoX, II. L. Parrish Augusta, John N.
Hendren; Brunswick, R. F. Mallory; Bu-
chanan and Wise, Samuel NJ. Graham Uice
hilgour, declined; Allegheny and Craig,
Andrew Dameron; buckingham, John Hill ;
Campbell, John S. Hayth; Caroline, w. G.
Hudgin; Chesterfield, William I. Clopton
uice Cox, declined. Another conference
will be held this evening at O'Clock, when
other nominations will be made.
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Railroad Accident.
rsnecial telegram to the Dispatch. ]

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
WILSON, n. c., March 1S.-The through
freight train on the Wilmington and We'll
don railroad bound North ran of the track
this morning, breaking one car In two and
throwing three others of. The track was
badly torn up. Passengers and baggage had
to be transferred round the wreck. An efi-
cient force Is at work this evening and Will
probably get the road clear tonight time
enough to allow the regular down-train to
pass. There was no one injured.
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ATTRACTIVE EsTERTAINMENT.-Pro!
Stone is giving one Of the most interesting
and attractive entertainments Of the season
ut Virginia Hall. His experiments are full
of interest. Last night several well-known
citizeus were OH the stage, and, under the
me,meric influence. did some very funny
things. How the Professor works his Won
ders, we are not prepared to say, but his ex-
plauation is ingenious.
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SPECIAL jury FOR CIRCUIT CoURT.-Thc
following is the special jury for Judge Well
(ord's court, summoned this morning at 10
O'Clock, to try the case Of Thompson Us. The
State Bank of Virginia: Messrs. Is. T. Ladd,
S. NJ. Price, J. L. Peek, Moses Ellyson,
James Gordon, Maurice Evans, P. Weisiger,
j. Ryland, J. B. Kidd, n. G. Lipscombe,
j. B. Moore J. b. Suit, Ii. T. Miller, a. Bar
gamin, R. II. Meade, W. W. Timberlake,
W. A. Armistead, j. NJ. Skinner, L. b.
Meade, and James NJ. Tyler.
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TS,is.s.E ARTICLES.

WHITE TEETU.--M EADE& BAKERS
" "~APpSlEE DENTIFR!CE" * offered as
g.. HT>t lCprli-PuWDER in use. Read thu
..luNtlc certificates:
Jia1f For n!aly wears used In my family and pre-
..it. q /. NV ra;iru.~ the "SArUSlSE DENTl-
fWl,r.' prepared by M"ssis. Meade & Baker
,,.4 have aC,ua!.4i.t me with its composition: anG
., ue.. II may ito with the assurance that il
g.. f:r r;,"rthlr /" most preparations "i i> Kind
.f i T. 40, contain any ingredients that cav!
...,.!H5y iujUrp the ictih IN organism or appear
...rr JOIN G.. NhYT. Dentist.
Nc c"nGd"utl; recommend 10 all who nccd All
."ricui au,i harmless tooIh-powdr the elegant
:."; nr.tlou of Meade & Baker kncwn as ''SAPO-
Nl<l. tb..NIlEl;it t."
GEORGE W. JONES. Dentist,
j.. \. !il.psuS. Dentist,
". LEIGH BURTON. Dentist.
j. UALi. MOORE, NJ d.. Doul'st
iuHS MAHOSEY. dentist
j. EDWARD CHASE. bcnis,,
GEORGE y. STEEL. Dentist.
lN..". fifty cents a nuA. For sale by druggists
-. ..I.i.iE. mh .
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REEs & Co.'s GALLERY HAS BECOME QUITE
fashionable resort for the ladies of our city
Whether they fatter their pictures or not we do mol
pretend to know, but from the crowds that gather
there, there must he some attraction Perhaps thei'
low prices and excellent work account for It. Their
work is superior 10 any made in the city To oui
readers we say have your pictures made at REEs's
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ANOTHER PARDoS.-The Governor par
doncd John White yesterday. White was
convicted of horscstealing at the February
term of the Circuit Court of Clarke county,
and sentenced to four years. Imprisonment
in the penitentary. The condition Of the
pardon is that White shall leave the State
never TO return,
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s.sEREss DEALERS.

.}ll HrtN FEET ASONED SIS
~Df,ttD CANADA SYCAMORE, supc-
tI-G;y: l3s.&0' feet seasoned Id Canada Syca-
..D.t. aGreriur quality: also. large stock bite
'ir, Poplar, Walnut Cherry, Maple, Ash, Hick-
H.. tGH. shingles. l.at's. All kiudS OF Building
"Iu.%- together Wit: large stock of Glazed VIM
'"H- blEds ai:I Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
Va ~, city. TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO.,
dealers IN Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Doors and Blinds,
tUu1i aud Byrd streets from Fifth 10 sixth.
4! ll-3m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF A County JUpGR.-Jndge w.
I. Staples, Of the Supreme Court of Ap.
peals, was summoned to Danyille yesterday
by a telegram announcing the arrest of biz
brother. Judge Samuel G.: Staples, of Patrick
county, on charge preferred by some Fcde.
raj official for issuinga warrant for the arrest
of negro. No further particulars were
given. Judge S. G. Staples, like his brother
il man Of probty and integrity, and enjoys
the confidence of his many friends, who fee
that they are quite safe in saying that his ar
rest is either a mistake or an outrage upon
the part OF the persons instigating it.
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CoNv1CTs REcEIvED.-James Hawkins
(white) was received at the penitentiary yes
lerday from Chesterfield county for three
years for attempting to kill Charles Tray!or,
citizen of Petersburg. John Rowett, en-.
gagged in the same affair, will be tried at the
next term of the court. William Lutterell
(white) was received from Wythe county for
two years for forgery.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs, TUESDAY,
The following cases were heard:
GIazebrook's executriX Us. Harveys & Will
liams. From the Circuit Court Of Richmond
city. Reversed, Judge Barton delivering the
opinion.
Williamson and ais. Us. Paris and ais.
Fully argued and submitted.
This court will adjourn to-day in consc-
oucnce of the commencement Of the Circuit
Courts held by these judges.
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TIE LATE COUNTY AFFRAY.-The report
of the death Of Joseph b. Gravins from in
jurics received at the hands of NJ. G. Chand.
Ter in an affray at the Fairfield House on Sat-
urday last proving to be untrue, the exami'
nation Of the case, which was get for ycstcr'
day, has been postponed for the present.
Nlr. Grayins's condition yesterday afternoon
was much improved, and it is thought now
that he will ultimately recover, notwithstand-
ing the desperate nature of his wounds.
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Eire-ReyIyaf, DC.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

IspecIs| telegram to the Dispatch
NouroLK, Va, March 1s.-Mrs. Myers's
house, on east Main street, was slightly
damaged by fire this morning.
There Is revival progressing at Rev. VIII
liam E. Edwards's church. There were
several converts this evening.
The storm signal is up.
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Trarefly I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, March ia gang Of drunken
Irishmen invaded German ballroom in
south Halstead street early this morning and
became involved in fight. Albert Guts Has
held by three Of the irishmen while Luke
Holey drew knife and cut his throat from
ear to ear. Holey and his comrades were arr
rested. 1t seems that Holey was the frt one,
assaulted ~ 49,
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THE PHILADELPHIA SuNDAY-SCHooL TINES
saws OF GEORGE P. RowELL q Co., OF New York
NThey are the most enterprtsings prompt, systema-
tic. and reliable Advertising Agents with whom we
are acquainted. We have had some most sausIac-
tory dealings with them II some e1lensaSe aa'ei-
1isinp plans In Our business
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS.-P. WEIsrGER Co.
now have all of the New York style silk hats
Amongst them are the Byrd block, the Dunlap
block aud the Broadway block. The Byrd block
from the number already sod seems to be the Rich
mond favorite for young men; but they are al
fasonahla
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COMM MERCIAL.
cQHANGE

CUFN AND FIUUH EAUIANVE.,
Tuesday, March Is.
OFFERINGS.
WEAT.-Wbite, 4s9 bushels. Red, 348 bushels.
Cnzk.-Yel ow, 60 bushels. tlxts -
OATS.-l,Sss bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-Whiie, 10 bushels good at Si.7B; 136
bushels prime ut Sl9O; 2tI bushels very good nc
Sl.s5-total, 420 bushels.
WHEAT.-Rcd. 30 bushels very good at @i.s2; 500
bushels very good at $ls5; 90 bushels good at sL1t
total, a92 bushels. (
ConN-Ycllow. 10 bushels good at 73c.; 90 bushels.
prime at 7Ic.-total 100 bushels.
OATs.-S8 bushels good at &c.; 600 bushels oa;
private terms 23a bushels prime spring az 900; les
bushels very good spring at 6ec 17o bushels westSn
at eOc-total, l,7Ss bushels. isats
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-White. 79 bushels. Red, so bushels. \.
OATS.-l75 bushels.
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FINANCIAL.
TDY TELEGRAPiL]
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. AaSss
new YORK, Aareh l3.-Monsy, i-320l.lo commits
sion. Sterling dull; primo bankers, los lille,
Gold, ll5t0ll5s. Governments slightly advanced.
States dull and quiet Tennessees, ssa; new, sSts
yrg1nias, 4s; new, 81; oonsols, 60; deferred, ~.
Louisianas, 45; new, 45. Levco's, 4s; SO, 10,
Aiabamas So; SIS, IS. GeorgiaS, 10; rs, So. North
Cardinals, 30: new, II; special tax, I2s. South
Cardinals, IS; new, 1T; April and October, 10.
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Destructive Fire an Macon, Ga.
Macon, March 1S.--A fire broke out on
Cotton avenue Of o'clock this morning,
destroying twenty-five buildings, twelve OF
which we're stores and shops. The build
ings were oil OF wood.
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THE BonY OF ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE
FREE BRIDGE DISASTER FoUND.--The body
Of j. c. uaddon was found floating in the
river opposite Rockets yesterday by john
Romcr. The face was considerably dis
figured, and the sum of $S1.GO in currency
was found in one Of the pockets OF the de-
ceased. The body was turned over to his
friends to be taken home for burial. Mr.
Haddon formerly lived ut Stony Creek, in
Sussex county.
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LOUISyuLE MARKETS..

LOUISVILLE. March 1S--Tobaceo very frIn ard
higher sales zoe hogsheads Flour quiet extra a1!.
lily ut s7.2S. Corn quiet and unchapged. g0r4,
sides s.9s3c.; clear sides, 9c-alI packed EaF9
firm, choice leaf In tier:es ut salsac; IN kegs a.
s14DIoc; steam ut sskc; order lots as Sa higher.
WhiskeY at SSt0iS9c, ss-,-,s3ss syss5 y 5ssS
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Thc spring and sum-
mer course of the Medical College has COM
menced under the most favorable auspices,
and the college has now greater number OF
students than at any time since the war.
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CINCINNATI MAKKETs

CINCINNATI, March ls.--Flour dull at 90.
Corn quiet at S0I4oc. Provisions dull PORK hcit
at SIS 26 Lard dull and nominal: steam, to-; ket-
tle sstc. Bacon quiet; shoulders, etc.; clear rib
sidos, si08sc. clear sides, Ste. WhNkey, $40. e3
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
made to order by
E. b. SPENcE & Son,
Merchant Tailors,
Iann al .Trn.<

NOTICE.-I have just received a large
IN cargo Of TERRA GOTTA CULyERT PIPE
of all sizes, which will he sold at wholesale aud re-
tail. Persons having cuverts to rnn will do well
10 give me call. Have also on hand fine
assortment of 7 EZRA GOTTA VASES, URSS, and
STATUES, for gardens and cemeteries.
JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block
mhla la-3m Governor street, Richmond Va.
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by Telegraph.
NEyy Work. MaREETS.

NEW YORK, March ls.--Gotton quiet; sales, L2h2
bales uplauds I9sc. Orleans, 1sse. Flour ietSnd
unchanged. Whiskey shade nrmer at sSc. Wheat
quiet and held firmly. Corn In moderate request
drn. Lard frmer at ssQlsic. Nayals stsody.
krpirhfs uuiet.
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Compsetisn Of q Railroad, Etc.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 1S.--superin'
teudent Durand has announced the compile
ton OF the Houston and Texas Central ralt.
road to Red River City, connecting with the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road. Through
trains will commence runping on the Gath
instant from Galveston, Houston, and 81.
Louis.
C. W. Hurley, the Radical nominee, was
elected Mayor of Galveston yesterday.
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THE DEAD BODY OF WHITE INFANT was
found on the farm of MIR. Edward DrlnEer,
near Oakwood Cemetery, yesterday morn
ing. An inquest into the case has Deeh Or
dered.
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The SUrREME Court yesterday did nothing
on the bench, as Judge Staples was absent
and they were in The midst of an important
argument, and to have called the docket
would have been surprise to counsel.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTrMoRE, narch B.-Flonr steady West
dull choice whita S2.o5lgS2.lo; good 70 prime red.
Sl.s50tSl a5. Corn steady. Rye. quiet &C soAs0ct
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of E. B. SPENCE & Son,
merchant tailors, cothicrs, and dealers in gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19

GO TO ANTOSI's FOR RIPE FRUITS.
Go TO ANToNI'S FOR TIE BEST PRUNES.
Go TO ANToSI's FOR PURE CANDIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19

JOB PR1STING.-We call the attention OF mer
chants, clerks Of courts, seritts lawyers, raiiroai
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities onereu al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Oh JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice CARDS,
Bnl-lIesds Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues.
Bills of Fare, Show-Bis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19
Dyc.Worlks Burned.

NEW HAMpuRa, N. a., March is. The dye-
works at this place have been burned. Loss,
$4,000. Seven hundred persons were thrown
out of employ mcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19

FINE TEAs.-The superiority Of those fine TEAS
W. ID. BLAIR s. Co. are selling has been well at
tested by the very large sales recently made They
have Just received another lot Of the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19

REDroRp's, No. oo2 MAIN STREET, is THE
AGENCY and the only place ut which Dunlap hal
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising this
| hat will please see Mcssrs. Dunlap & Co.'S letter to
O. M. Marshall