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Az ATTRACTIVE FAlR.--The ladies Of the
!f>' b1pti>t church opened their fair In the
learns building. opposite the post-offlce, last
h'-hl The room was elegantly aud taste
'i1'H decorated, and the tables, which were
tended by rare array of beauty, were
1d"n With articles both useful and orna-
mynal Throughout the evening the crowd
!" attendance was large, and all present
,''trd 10 be having good time. The fair
"L' d" continued tonight, and will doubt
,',' b" as well patronized az it deserves,
'u' II is saying great deal.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

T. NEW YORK, April s.-COtton-net receipts, %
bales gross receipts, 2,278 bales sales for export,
lO7 bales sales for future delivery, 1900 bales. Cot
ton dull sales $50 bales; uplnnds. 19lc; Orleans,
2Otr. Flour quiet and heavy; common to fair extra.
g. lO6S5.25 good to choice, $s. ioGSi275 Whlskey
shade easier ut Ole Wheat III limited request for
home use or export. Corn heavy: yellow western,
sIG65c. Rice steady at 7ilssc: Pork frlner new,
SIT 3ot9Sl73s. Lard firm ut ss@9tc. Navals dull.
Tallow dull at sttG0c. Freights quiet but firm.
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CITY AUDIToR'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. ADrll ]. 1873.

THE ASSESSM OF LICENSE
Il TAXES FOX THE YEAR 1873 has ben COM
pleed and filed in this Office for the inspection OF all
concerned All persons feeling aggrieved will have
opportunity of reporting the same to the Finance
and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, April and 8,
1879 between the hours of and O'Clock. at the
Council Chamber, on Broad street, at which time
and place the committee will hear and consider ap
pcals from said assessment j. B. ROYSTER,
M Ltd Auditor.
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AccttIent to- "a f;y,nn,,ns..

CHICAGO, April s.-While tie Lyon Bro.
theirs, gymnasts, were persoi ming their
double trapeze ut Nixon's ,Amphitheatre
last evening the younger one slipped and fell
heavily to the ground, a distance OF some
ten feet, striking on bis face and right. side,
and fracturing his right thigh near the hip.
BE is probably disabled for life, D. fIrE
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TIE LATE ITALIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INT TO TIE fESlTENTIARY FOR FIVE YEARS.
IN" Hastings Court was engaged during the
'niirc day Yesterday in hearing the case of
Giuseppe Simionc, charged with the murder
1T \inCcnZo Castronovo. Il full account OF
winch has already appeared in the Dispatch.
About O'Clock last night the argument was
concluded and the case given to the jury,
vino returned ii verdict of guilty of felo-
NOUS assault and assessed his punishment at
IKE Years in the penitcniarv.
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From the Atlantic Wreck-Divers N
Work. .#t 80

HALIFAX, April THE divers to-day re-
bort that the vessel is most awkwardly
placed. Two of them went into No.
hatch. but found no light on the upper deck.
The passengers and cargo are SO mixed that
the bodies cannot be got at. Two girls were
found lying in their beds in the lower after
steerage. Holes will be blown into thesbip
to facilitate the recovery of the bodies and
cargo. Eleven bodies were got out to-day,
of which five were grappled up tonight:
Two hundred and twcnty-siX bodies baye
SO far been recovered. None Of those found
recently were cabin passengers.
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROtD.-On aud after ut April, 1873, the passen-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROtD.-on aud after ut April, 1873, the passen-
ser trains will run follows
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRhtN.-Leavcs Richmond $50 A. M:
Alexandria and Manassas railroad at GordonsvilIe
Il, q Charlottesvills: aud arrives ut White sulphur
Springs at 500 p. NJ, "
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leayes Richmond at 10 p.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, and arrives at Hunt
ingtpn ut $50 2. n. next day. Steamer leaves Hunt
gton on arrival of the train, and arrives at Gin
clnnati ut O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction. Gordonsville Charlottes-
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,-Leaves Richmond
at 435 2. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at
Gordonsyille at Sis T.. NJ:
EASTWARD. tr@5
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at p. NJ. DAILY cx-
cept Saturday, and arrives ut Huntington ut A.
NJ. next day connecting with express train. 49, (
EXPRESS TRAfN.-Leaves Huntington mt 10 4.
M DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ut Richmond
at 400 A. NJ. next day. This train stops between
White: Sulphur and Richmond only ut Junction,
Gordonsville Charlottesville, Staunton Goshen, and
COyfngtOn. rtlsIs att2a- ET'si L. m '',..'
MAIL rRAIN.-Leaves White Sulphur g A. n.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with Orange, Al
cNandria and Manassas railroad at Charlottesville
and GOrdonsvillc. and arrives ut Richmond $50 p.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gordons-
Vile ga. NJ. DAILY except Sundays aud arrives at
Richmond $50 A. NJ.
For further Information inquire ut the company's
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street
A. H. PERRY, General superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHEnLAND, General Ticket Agent.
4
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COMMERCIAL.
oRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, April s.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whitc. 200 bushels. Red, 32t bushels.
OAT5.-l 800 bushels. .-..t..
So. aE."5 SALES.
WHEAT-White, 20 bushels good at sl.so: 4 bush
us good at $175; "a bushels very good at 81. SIS:
bushels prime on private terms-tdRal 40 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels erygnod ut $l.75. Z
OATS.-950 bushels on private terms. r,..
-... E-EXHIBITED. rs..
WHEAT-Red, 100 bushels.
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NEW NIfORMs.--The Walker Light Guard
company b, First rcgimcnt,) had dress
'''Ii last ni-h, at which many OF the men
were the new cpaulcttcs and caps recently
adoptrd 10y this company. They presented
Il most crc,liablc appearance. Governor
Walker. Cnlnni Owens. Colonel Sloan. and
",h"i- were present, and I'LL voted the addi-
lions /" Tie Uniform a decided Improvement.
lhr lith al April is the second anni-
"I>ah vi his company; how It will he cele-
"h"d las not vet been determined.
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A Murderer EYuched.

CHICAGO, April S.--A man named O'Neill,
who was recently acquitted of the charge OF
killing man at El Paso, killed another man,
in La Sale county, few days ago. He
attempted to escape, but crowd of excited
miners caught and hanged him.
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The Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
will meet at Richmond, Va. on Tuesday, 10Th
instant; and besides the representatives, dele
cations of the Knights from all the principal
titie, will he in attendance, and there will be
a gala time in the City of Seven Hills" A
battalion of 200 District knights, under the
ward Dunn, will leave here on Monday night
and Fredericksburg railroad, and return on
the following Thursday morning. They will
be accompanied by the full Marine Band.
This week the battalion are drilling every
evening in front of tue City Hall, and on
"Wednesday evening grand dress-parade
will take place. Washington Star, TN.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF ItEvENUE,l
CITY OF RICHMOND, April! 7, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO PER
~ SONS OR FIRMS ENGAGED IN SELLlNG
LIQUORS 10 come forward and procure CEkIiFI-
GATES OF COURT GRANTING pERMiSSlON
TO SELL. Judge A. i. GUIGoN will hold court
during the present week for this purpose.
an.s.nI - - city of Richmond.
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NEW YORK.
THE GAS TROUBLES.

/ -... THE GAS TROUBLES.
New YORK, April S.-The gas burned
brightly last night. The strike continued,
but the company secured other workmen.
| The gasmen of the Manhattan Company
last night voted to strike to-day fer Ythe
eight-hour system. This company supplied
the city from Thirty-iourth street to Grand
street. ...-...,. ...,... .s---.....s -- 20
The new workmen in the Gas-Works are
progressing more fayorably to-day, and it is
believed that there will be no lack of gas to-
night.
/ g. ..... Later. . ~ !
The men on the strike at the New York
Gas Company's works are now collecting in
body to march to the works of the Man.
haitian Gas Company, and ask the workmen
there to join in the strike. The strikers are
indignant against the Manhattan Company,
whom they charge with supplying the Gus
toners of the New York Gas Company
last night by connecting with the pipes of
the latter by means of the main in Grand
street. Large bodies of police have been
detailed to prevent violence being used by
the men on the strike. Several Cinnamon
at the New York Gas Company's works have
been assaulted. .. srs 1.'
MORE STRIKES. ..t..
The conductors of the various car lines
met last night, and resolved to strike for
four hours and three dollars. 49,
Two leading non-gaS-strikers were brlltally
assaulted in street-cars last night. sfa
ACCIDENT TO 4 STEAMER.
The steamer Elm City, of the New Haven
and Hartford line, struck 4 rock at half-past
l this morning during a fog, at the Stepping
Stone, near Throgg's Neck. The water CO
vered her decks, but she will be floated
off by the high tide this afternoon and
brought back to this city. The accident was
caused by the neglect Of the lighthouse
keeper at Throgg's Neck to ring the fog-belL
No lives were lost.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN. .a
New YORK, AprilS.-In the case of George
Francis Train, Judge DAILY to-day impan--
neled jury of twelve to try the question of
his insanity after which proceedings were
adjourned until next Tuesday.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Mutual Insurance investigation has
been concluded here, but will be resumed ut
Albany. ,,u# I.J. a...
During the discussion of the new city
charter for New York to-day in the State
Senate the section eXemptlDg certain church
property from taxation was stricken out en-
tireIy. ...#a.
The assistant cashier of the Bulls Head
Bank, who is charged with the embezzle-
ment of 100000, was bailed today for
$4,000.
The fog was very. dense here this morning
till after O'Clock.
A. r. McDonough was to-day elected Sec
retary of the Erie Railroad Company in place
of Otis. The vice.president (HiIton) and the
assistant treasurer of the company have both
resigned.
The Erie Committee have adjourned to the
house OF O'DoheIty, who was too sick to
leave bis room. U'Doherty said he had the
names of members of the Legislature who
were paid money by the directors Of the Erie
railroad for services in the Legislature, which
he gave to the committee. ,.
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FINANCIAL.
Thy TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

, NEW YORK, April s.-Money closed at gold.
Gold llsb6pllst. Governments irregular but closed
1rmer at n fraction decline. Tennessees lower
other States steady. Tpnnessecs, 10; new, 79t Viz
ginias, AZ new, 45 consos, 52 deferred, 133. Lou
Isanas, As new, 40 levee 6s 4O IS, So Alabama SIS,
so; S. S.. Georgias, 10: rs, 3d. North Carolinas,
80 new, II; special tax, l3s. South Carolnas SO
new, Is. April and October, q. a...-i. 81.
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LOUISVILLE, April s.-Flour quiet and lower fol
family; extra, medium. and fancy grades I'M
changed. Corn firm; white sacked. delivered a
depot, SIC. Provisions steady. Whskey steady
Tobacco very active and firm for all grades.
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Acquitted.

BALTIMORE, April s.-George O. Savage
was tried to-day and acquitted on the charge
of embezzling money belonging 70 the
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
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CHARLESTON, April s.-Great prepare.
tons are being made for gala week in
Charleston, opening with the Schutzenfest on
the 2Ist Of April, and lasting five days, fol-
lowed by the spring meetings of the state
Agricultural Society and floral and horticul-
tural exhibition on the GOTH, The State
railroads will carry eXcursionists at one
half of the usual fare. ,ratE
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steamer Sunk In the Ohio

PITTSBURGH, April s.-The steamer New
state. bound for Wheeling with full cargo,
was sunk to-day by collision with the
Eagle on the Ohio. Loss, total. People
oo yod
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FURNITURE. Ore.

A RTHUR ROONEY has now ready n
a for sale and finishing the handsomest IN
suits OF sF.is'r N
CHAMBER PARLOR, and DINING-ROOSi
FURNITURE, -., 80, -a,rv.,.> !
Of as good material and workmanship, Us can be
bought anywhere. ,EIss.2.s y. ~ = ~ r.
Upholsterlng mattresses, holsters, and pillows
and all kinds Of high and iowprced goods IN stock
all customers. Warer9oins Governor and Franklin
a,roefs 49,. "a
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Louisiana Races.

New ORLEANS, April s.-The Louisiana
Jockey Club races commence Saturday next.
There are large number Of horses pres,
ent: all in good condition. ..:..g<-ss.
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/ UNITED In DEAIH.-A correspondent of
the Tribune writiSg of the Atlantic disaster
says: Gone Of the sweetest things to re-
member, linked with all this multitude of
horrors, is the consistency of friends and rela-
tives. Those whom God had joined the sea
could not put asunder. Husbands and
wives, mothers, daughters. and sisters, chung
to each other in the periIous moment and
met common fate. Not single member
of family was saved alone"
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SJNcINNATI ETs

CINCINNATI, April s.-Flour dull. Corn steady
at 40c Lard firm; steam, stc.; kettle, SIC. demanc
and offerings light. Bacon In improved demand
sales at o. o. 81, and 9tc. Whtskey steady ut SSc
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ST.LOuIS MARKETS

ST, LOUIS, April s.-Flour quiet and weak; bust
ness small Corn quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
steady at SIC. Pork quiet. Bacon-Little doing IN
obbing and order lots; shoulders, 7t73c;
A@ssc.; clear sides, ss09sc. Lard frn; prime
steam, uI1-COuntry, Sc. .t.
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HtEN"% u Dr.. CURRY.--kev. DIR. Curry
VIII drlINcr The annual sermon before the
"nh- Mems Missionary Society OF the First
h'li,st church on next Sunday night.
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RALTIMORE MARKETS.
HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April s-Flour dull and irregular
Wheat quiet. Corn active and higher; white, 7ec.
yellow, 63@leic. Provisions dull and unchanged
WliSkey nominal. .r. ..sf.g r..s ,e.
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Oak Hill. in Fauquier county, formerly the
residence of ChiefJustice Marshall, was sold
last week to MIR. kefauYer, Of Baltimore, for
SO, 200.
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Captain Jack Supposed 10 DO Fright
4 - ! 49, .ss.=atr., + ~ <algGa.

I.SAN FRANCISCO, April s.-The troops are
closing around Captain Jack, who persists in
remaining iu the laya-beds or having
reservation In the vicinity. The peace COM
:rnissioners think Captain Jack Is frightened.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Having
n qualified as administrator OF Edwin Wilson.
deceased hereby notify. all persons. Indebted TO
said estate to make payment to me at my office, NO
81 Eighteenth street. and oil persons wing Claims
against said estate Will please present them, proper
IN authenticated, Tor settlement Mt once =, IL.
- = :. - r. II. WHiTLOCk, IS
Administrator Of Edwin Wilson, deceased :
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BALTIMORE. .'
BALTIMORE. April s.-virginia consols, 81. West
Nirginias, l3i bid. --.- --..
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Wffe.MurxIer I'm iPcnnsyiyanfa,.

i .EAsrotlxs, PA, April s.--A u,2n snamed
Grouse murdered his wife last night While
drunk.
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RicuaosD AND Yonk RIVER RAILROAD Cot

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND, March 81. 1879. I
/ NOTICE.-On and after WEDNESDAY,
| IN AprII I'd the PASSENGER aud FREIGHi
TRAINS over this route will be run as follows:
! PASSENGER TRAIN daily SUNDAY excepted)
between Richmond and West Point. leaving the de-
pot ate L. NJ. - s.-'ea 49, .s
[ Passengers for river landings and Baltimore will
leave, Richmond ON WEDNESDAYS aud SAT-
tURDAYS at o'clock L. 81, connecting with
steamer ut West Point on same evening for Bati-
more, SC
Fare to river landings. 50
Fare 10 Baltimore. 90
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri
days. and Saturdays, nj o'clock A. ii. stssss--
LOUAL Freight between Richmond aud
West Point carried both ways on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, leaving Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ.
! sfs ". N. BBAGti. SuIerintendent
! }. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Rich
mould. r..s NH q
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The Kentucky LOttery-Drawing Post
,i.ht poned.
LOUISVILLE, April S.--The drawing of the
Kentucky State Library Lottery, which was
to have taken place to-day, has been post
poned to the 9Th of July. 80
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RaInR0AD LINES.

24s! W. W I'D
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,,
rs sfEf,.aa ..ts q RICHMOND, VA, April 8, 1879
THE SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS
Il on this road viii be resumed on SUNDAY the
I3th Instant and continue until further notice.
Leave ut A. NJ. and returning at p. NJ. Fare
for the round-trip, so cents.
apa-lm Il WYNNE. President
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6NnEDULE VE ! EdIINE. - 1000 - =
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTO-
u = ~ MAC, RAlLR0AD.
UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-Street station I
PM.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strcct station 0ao
r. NJ. Except on Sundays.) s.,...ft 4srl,.gs.F.f
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
station z. NJ. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton at Q r.. NJ. .I,.-.g..-s - mn
down NIGHT MAIL arrives nj Byrd-street sta
tien 4:4O A. M. Except on MOndays)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
fsroad-Strect station S:a7 A. M. except on Sun
aays.)
FREIGHT TRAINS leave .Broad-Street STALLION on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Ba5 A. NJ.
connecting at Qunntico with the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railway. Returning. arrive at Broad
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Satir-
days at 4:4G T.. NJ. L+sst 't
BY order of General Superintendent.
- = "a. j. Il. GENTRY,
70 "a General Freight and Ticket gent
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! .-' OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBUkG)
! t'-h. go ~ RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1873. }
NOTTCE.-Hereafter consignees Of freight
In received at this depot will lie required to pay all
charges on the same before 1t will be delivered.
/ 80 e-D.-- THOMAS Ii. WYNHE,
! NH lp-lm rie. .sf r.. .ifverstf t' President.
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RICHMOND AND DANyuLE RAILROAD Co..,
RICHMOND, Dccemberzo 1872.
DICHMOND AND, DANVILLE RAIL-
III RoAD.-On and after SUNDAY, December %,
80 a,a GOING WEST.
Train No ? ttnr9ugli p.sssnsc.I leaves Richmond
PM at MSS p NJ; arrives at Greensboro At $50
m T5a Gs yssh%fas srss e Ene asss R e
Train No. 70 Through mail and express, leaves
ii:'' F. III drives at Greensboro 'A''' at l''
Train No 4 Through mail and exDrees) leaves
Greensboro daily ut lIO A. NJ. leaves DanvitIe daily
81 t:9g A. a.. arrives at Richmond daily at LAS
Train No. g Through passenger leaves Green's
boro' daily Except sundays at r:o A. NJ. leaves
Danyilie ut lS2 =. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at ESQ
Train No . Gynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch.
burg daily A. NJ. leaves Burkeylile at .2;s5 T.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect at Greensboro viii,
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
Train No 10 connects at Greensboro with train
for Raleigh, arriving there at 7'os A. H. Passengers
Train No Q connects at BurkeyilIe with train on
the Atlantic, Mississlppi and Ohio railroad for all
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mond at ass r. H. daily except sundays, arriving
at Lynchburg III Time 10 cSnnect Nitn tne nOfu1ng
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming eas: leave Iynebbpkg after the
arrival OF the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio pas
sap9er train from Bristol, aud arrive at RichmoM
| = THR0UGH TICKETS to all points south and
l southweH can be procuIef NJ the ticket Office In
| Richmond. and of II. F.. WALKER, Agent Of The
I Allaptic Mississippi and Ohio rzlr0ad. No. 1925
| Main street, Richmond. 5.s.,,.s s
| Papers tbst have arrangements 10 advertise The
schedule Of this comp WI please print IS above
4 Z ssSase ,...er II FreightaHd Ticket Agent
4 IT. H. u. rAtGorT, Engineer and Sapehnfend-
4 - u, H. sess-"s
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ASSOCIATED Press telegram.
Payment of Cotton Claims.
The Savannah POst-OHice.

WASHINGTON, April S.-While Savannah
Postmaster Osgood was here in March a
special post office agent found deficiency of
$685. II in his accounts, for which the clerk
in charge could not account. An error since
discovered reduces the deficiency 1925, and
it, is not yet known at the Department
whether auy defalcation actually exists.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMACl
! ~ RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT.
! -, RICHMOND, February II, 1879. J
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LATEsrFoRE1aN NEWS.

81 / ~
, 1873-03-26

San Francisco,-The interview with the
Modoc Indians has not been satisfactory.
~Schourches showed himself hostile. Cap
tain Jack spoke peacefully. The Indians
endeavoured to impose certain unaccepta-
bic conditions, and although f~eigning
great demonstrations of peace it was easy
to understand that they meant treason.
9Th March.
Madrid.-The proposal of the Govern
ment to dissolve the Assembly and con-
woke the Constituent Cortes has been sub
mltted to a Committee, which is at pre-
sent in conference with the Ministers An
agreement is believed to be possible.
Complete tranquility reigns in the capital
as well as in the provinces.
New York--Gold 1853. Bankers Ex-
change on London 1879. Sugar, No. 10
in Boxes 81 cts, C%entrifugaIs No. IL a 10,
81 a %. Regular and good refining ST a
So cts. Molasses, clayed, new crop, % a
81 cts Muscoyado ditto ditto, 80 i SO cts
New Orleans.-FIour, triple extra, $50
a SO.
London.-sugar, No. 10 I. H.) aaoat
28s. a 28s Cd. Consols 924. Bank of
England discount 81 y ct.
Liverpool.-Cotton, MiddIing Uplands