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Exports Of the Week Ending March 13.
FOREIuN.
BARcELoNA-Per Spanish brig Hugo-267 bales
upland cotton, 8i00 staye3.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgla-S bags
sea island cotton, 687 bales upland cotton, 45C
bos rosln, 48 tcs rce 80 bales domeslic5, 6S bales
hides. and sundries.. ......P Per 81 eamShip Charles
trn-l2S9 bales coIon, 10 tcs rice, bbls cay
II bales domestcs, 12O pkgs sundres.. ......Pel
steamship Mathattau-35 bags sen Island cotton
HAT b les upaua cot on, 70 tcs rice, 8 baes do
mestics. 80 empty bbls, IS pkgs suudrts. Pei
bal EarIagansett-49 tleI ces rice, 900 ba es up
land cotton, il79 bbs rOsin, 6 tons logwood. .....
Per schr Charles Morford-2l4. 600 feet lumber
......Per schr Henry-i06 0OO feet timber and
panEs ......Per schr Lilly-l4l tcs r.ce 675 bales
up!and cotton, l02 Empty ale bois. 10 BOXES soap
pigs mdse ......Per schr NJ VanCesl-86, ,OuC
feet tmber and lumb'r. aud 325 6bls rosln.
PHILADsLPHIA-Prr steamship AshIaud-39S
bales cOtLUn. o bales dGmest'cs 81 b0s rosin,
o toRs lid Iron. $50 bags cocoanus d sun
dries. ....... Per schr Midd eIOn, Jr-360 tons
phosphate rock. Per schr Ii Blai5dell-l4!, lac
feet timber. 20, 1873 feet boar, 8.
BALTIaoRR-Per steamship Falcon-34s tlerces
rice. 1888 bales cotton. II bales domestics os rolls
leather, IL ba es rags, 10 Casks clay. 1850 PACKS
gionnd phosphate, 1900 feet lumosr, % pSga
sundrlcs.
NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS-Per schr knight
Templar-12O tons phosphate lock.
KESsEr UHKPORT, ME-Per schr Dione-lS6,oO
feet piue lumber.
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Imports.

LIvERPooL-Per Br bark Tibcr-655o pieces
cauOuware, bags nails, casks aud l craze
hardware, 10 J Il Ad2er d CO; Il caSes wine, $500
sacks sail, 81 cases brandy, i octave whsIeY, ]
mol beer, to Order; IA cas"s preserved provisions,
so Gu, ks heer. to Mordecal 4 CO; 100 casSs beer,
10 Ravenel Il c.; 2 casks and case hardware. t0
Hart co: $3.50 SACKS salt, rs bbs berg beer.
TO Henry Card; 2 miilstuDe5. 10 Grayeley;
casks Hugs. to Poppenheim, II CT ates and
casks earInenware, to W WEBB.
Exports.
L1yERPooL-Psr shlp Prlsci!la-2l1 bags sea
island cotton, 2495 bales uplaEd cotton, 1905
bbis ro.in. pkgs sundrtes.
NEW YuRK-Per steamship South Carolipa-
460 bal. 8 tion, 3i6 bbls rUsin, rs bales domes.
ticI, CO ca Ks clay al tierces rice, sou bags rice
chan.
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GENTS COATS, Pants, &C., nicely cleaned,
mended and renewed, at Otto Sonntag's, No.
"a Wentworth street.
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FURCHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. have reduced
their 81 Kid Gloves to 76c. and their 81 rs two
button Glove to s5c.; also, see their new ad-
vertisement announcing the opening of their
Spring stock.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, MATCH II.
The Daily Bulletin says: receipts to-day 80
hbls spiriIs turpent ne Ihe market for spirits
turnentine continues depressed. sa'es include
loo bbIs az 65c anu loo New YORK bhls at CSC. At
he close the nominal price was 6fa64Kc but It is
doub' ul II sale could be forced even at tr0>e
figures Strained rosin Is In but model ale request
aud he price without essential change. We note
go bbls at So IS. In fine grades sales Include 800
bbls No. at "a l2H Tar Is scarce and held pretty
nrmly Pitch In moderate jobbiug request anu
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New York Rtoe Market.

NEW YORK. March u.
The Daily Bulletin says: lie business Is mod.
a,ate,y fair. aud a. our range Of prices Sales
are so les Carolnas at 6za9c; 2G0 bays Rangoon
at 6ka7c
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

= ia Canteur Lodge, at 2. N.
:, Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at T. m.
=,Irisb R!as Club, at Z P. II.
-Ms.ion Lodge, at Z P. M.
: ssone,7all Fire Company, at quarter-past
Pm.
Elna Fire Company, at half.past P. M.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The arrivals OF this quail.
ty of the staple were limited, and amounted 10
about 2O2 bags of Oaronas and Forldas for the
week. There has been quiet market, with llm-
ited transactions, the sales amounting to about
$50 bags for this period, among which were Of
Carolnas stained at ID, at Is, / at2o. or sea
Islands 81 at IS, at 3s, 80 at 40, at az, 4s at
IS, a: AK. or Floridas: 81 at "a.
RlcE.-Tne receipts OF Carolina rough are In
reduced form. the supplies on plantations being
moa,iy to market, and were about IL 600 bushels
for this period. There has been good inquiry
for 81 Of the time at steady rates. with sales OF
about 1900 tlerces clean Carolina, among which
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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NoTR-We have aeaucJed from New Orleans
l35, 2SS bales upands. from Mobile 1892 bales up
lanus; from Savannah 658T bags sea Island aud
1852 bales q pland. and from Charleston $3.50 baes
sea Island and S94 bales upland cotton; being
the quantity received at those ports from Mo.
bile, Florida Texas and Savannah.
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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A LARGE and varied stock OF Sterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WILMINGTON. March IL:
tive, with declining tendency. No sales to re.
port.
KosIN.--Sales OF $500 bbls at 81 90 for strained.
Market dull
virgin and yellow dip and s. for hard. Market
ste .dy.
TAR.-Sales OF 1856 bbls at sS is and 100 lin or.
der) at S3 SO per bbl. Market unsettled.
oTToN.-Small sales at TIC per 10. Market
quiet. ...r. ..-l...I.,-. ---ss s,.-st..s.
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interior. Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, March IL.
About SO bales have been sold sine, last report.
The market has been dull and closed with Q
downward tendency, caused from unlavoIahe
market reports from Liverpool and the Northern
MARKERS. We quote: Ordinary 14kc; good ordl.
nary lsH; low mlddling Tx; mtddhng Tx; STRICT
mlddling 1sX.
Cotton is selling at 17xe: y,-,,,,
Cotton Is srill1g ati7Hc.
SPARTANBURa, March II.
Cotton Is selling at 17Xr.
LEXINGTON, March II.
Cotton Is selling at l7Ha1s1c.
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Total bales s..............2,S2S,757 2

The receipts Of cotton at the principal southern
markets from March 8. 1873, to March IL, 1873,
inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as foi'
lows:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Page for other Local Matters
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MARINE NERB.
MARINE NEWH.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.........MAROH II, 1879.
Lat 50 deg 4s min 50 sec. Lon 10 deg ST min 81 SEQ
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Florence, Mayo, Bosl on-sailed February
ooh. Guano To A Coe. February a. 0n
Nantucket South Shoal, Pablo Gluso, eeaEGbn,
fell f'om maintopmast yard, fracturiug his arm
schr Thomas Smith. Weeks, Philadelphia
sailed January Coal to q Baker. Machine
ry TO Charleston Mining and Manufacturing CO..
Scnr Ann IDEAS, GaIoaIti. from West Point
Kracse, Ravenel 4 cG, and " Q Bee d co. ~
steamer Planter, Foster, Peedee. River via
GEORGETOWN, So l69 bales cotton, $50 bbls naval
stores mdse, &c To Ravenel Holmes d 90. LID
MoWry q son, Shackelfurd Kelly, W Ryen,
stoney Lowndes, Pelzer, Rodgers z co, Jas u
H,well. E Frost & co. Witte Bros, u Walter
co. Murdsugn weekley, o Bee 90. Order
and others. .-=-----;a..
To W v Bee d. CO..
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New Yeik-
Wagner, Huger co, " A Courtenay:
Ship Priscilla, Acaanus, uVerpoo-Ssrest
SAILED YESTERDAY. =.
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett New YORK.
Spanish brig Hugo Guaubens, Barcelona.
Schr Witch Hazel Springer, Fernandlna, Fls.
Schr Wanata, Swlnnerton, Bull River, 8 O.:
FROM THIS PORT.
,stesmssh'p Ashland, Hunter, at Philadelphia
Bark Sappho, wilbur, at Liverpool March II.
Schr K Lawrence, Torrey. at Jacksonville,
scnr Ida Babcock, Lee, at Phtlsdalphis, March
10. g = -. t's7''
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, az Hew
sc6t Alics N Lewis, Lewis, at New York,
March 10. y, l['s'
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Exports of Naval Stores and Lumber
from the Port Of Charleston, from Sep
tember !, 1874, to March 1a, 1873.
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MEMORANDA.
The steamship Flag. Foster. from Boston for
Charleston, arrived st Vineyard Haven, March Q,
and sailed In the afternoon. ,-,.. .,,
The ship Florella, Meares. from Guauape, via
Callae, November Z, for Charleston, 8 O, Is re.
no date with mizzentopmast gone and crew In
irons Would sail March for her destination.
The British bark Wentworth, Robbins from
Charleston for Amsterdam, was on sony, Feb.
bruary IS. - r..-.,,
The schr Frank and Emily, from Charleston
for Rockporr, Ne, arrived at Vineyard Haven,
March =. Reports loss OF beat In heayy gale,
March 4, OF Hatteras.
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Brigham YOung's Views Of Indian
Affairs.

SALT LAKE. May S.--A correspondent OF
the Omaha HeraM Yesterday interviewed
Brigham Young. and obtained his views OF
the Indian question. Young said that in
1917 he settled in this country with one hun.
dred and forty souls. and for thousands OF
miles around them the land was infested
with hostile Indians. lie gained their frien,.
ship by acting honorably with them, and
never STOPPING to deception. When he made
Il promise he kept it; that the hostility OF the
Indians had been augmented by robbcrics
committed by INSCRIPTIONS agents Of the
Government !; that they bud lost al faith in
the honor and Integrity Of Government
officials: that the Mvdoc> did to the commits
>ioncr> just what they thought was being
endea,orrd to be done to tacnl, and that
peace should be made at any cost or the
entire West would be embroilcd in a general
Indian war.
When the correspondent asked Young
whether he endorsed President Grants In.
dian policy, he replied: Il endorse the
policy so far rs it corrects abuses and tends
TO listing peace and the civilization OF the
Indians He also said that an Indian wal
would destroy commerce, capital, and i,nm;-
grafton between Missouri aud the Pacific
coast, and rctard the settlement of the coun-
try for twenty years, which would in itself
be great calamity.
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Nov York Items.

NEW YORK, May 0.-The steamer Dean
Richmond, from Albany, while entering her
dock this morning was run into by the Jer-
sey City ferry-boat. Mrs. Jane Weber and
Miss Sweeney, of this city, and Mrs. Hogo-
boom, of Albany, were severely injured and
q number of others were slightly hurt. The
Dean Richmond was considerably damaged.
The hor>c->hocrS, who number nearly ff-
teen hundred in this city. propose to parade
and strike next week if the bosses do net
yield to their demands.
Edward Z. b. Garcia, Consul-General Of
Uruguay to the United States, was arrested
this morning by United States Marshal
tiske Oh 4 civil suit. Garcia received mo-
ney from Bueno> Ayrcs which he failed to
pay over, The cause will be tried in tho
United States District Court.
At 4 meeting Of the Cotton Exchange to-
dsy to consider tho espediency Of laying u
new ocean cable petition, signed by two
hundred members, was read. showing the
urgent necessity Tor such cable, owing to the
present excessive rates. A resolution was
adopted promising to sustain the new com.
pany with subscriptions and the business OF
the Exchange. The proposed new company
has capital Of El 100000, and proposes to
have a cable laid and in working order by
May |, next year.
1t is now said that the judges of the Sll.
preme Court in general term, who have
denied Stokes's molten for new trial, will
not rescntence him pending the decision O.
the Court Of Appeals, to which the cast
must next be taken.
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4 prominent Nirginian, writing in the
Charlottesville Chronicle, nomilmlcS James
c. SouthalI, Esq. for the chair at the Uni
yersity made vacant by the death Of DR.. Nc
Gulfey.
Rev. DR.. John \. Broadus is named for
the same chair-that of mental and moral
philosophy.
Now that Richmond has been fixed as the
pllcc for holding the State Conservative Con-
ycntion, and the 9th of August It's the time,
we trust that there will be al end of bicker-
iugs in ollr camp, and that all true Corserva-
tives will rally around their flag with The
fixed determination to bear it on TO victory.
Give us good standard-bealer, and the re-
suit is sure.--No'Jotk journal.
Three hundred physicians arc attending
The meeting of the American Medical Asoo-
citation in st. Louis, and 200 more are cX-
pected. Drs. L. S. Joynes and +. d. Cum
bingham, of Richmond, arc reported among
those in attendance Oh the first day.
The New York iury-hiIl ha, become law
by the approval of Governor Dix. 1t pro-
vides that the people shall have as many
challenges as the prisoner, and gives the
court the right to decide on the qualification
of jurors.
4 convention of the farmers of South
western Virginia. which embraces the
country between Lynchburg and Bristol,
will be held at Marion, Smyth county, on
the 5th Thursday in May, the 10Th instant.
Captain Maurice Hickock, of Fincastie,
died on Monday last, aged seventy-elSht
wears. He was a soldier in the war OF lSlZ,
and (says the Fincaste Herald) gave hve sons
to uphold the honor Of the South in the late
war
FINAL OR,ToR.-Mr. George G. Williams,
of Wytheville. was selected as final orator at
t,,c anniversary celebration Of the Caliopean
Society of Emory and Henry College in June
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finders Robinson, of
Richmond, are passengers OF tn" Cunard
steamer Scotia. which left New York for
Liverpool on Wcdne day last.
Stonewall Lodge, No. 81, knights of Py
thias, was instituted in Harrisonburg by
Grand Chancellor Phillips on Wednesday,
7th instant,
George Il, Downing. the colored caterer.
Of Washington, viii lecture In FHrmvllle on
Monday evening next.
The Washington Aunufuetursns EoInpany'S
woollen mill, at Fredericksburg, has been
sold to LcM s. White. Of Baltimore, for
$4,000.
Gideon Sherry and W. G. Campbell will
start daily paper in Staunton about the 1st
of June. It will be called the Times.
The National Farmers Agricultural Con-
grcss meets in indianapolis on the 2Sth in.
stead Of the oath Of May.
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GOING y Est.
GOIStI I: .lsT.

Train No. Through malt .ua ,NrI' ' ..,.
Greensboro dailyatl..D \. VI: haEt~i r.#f" ."l
q; .:3a A. VI. arrives At Richmond tbuN 81 '.."
Pm.
Train No. 3 Ghr"ugh pae-"'''"rf h a',, 'rr r'
In,ro' daily tcNccli >uudI' 80 80 . VI, "''
Danvil" AZ So j. NJ: ARRIVES i. Echtl".! ~ '"'
L. M.
Train No. = T.yur'lnug pas.'gcc.3 ht'r~ j 80
burg DAILY a. \. VI: l,.,lf- b@TN'ti al l-' -
NJ arrives 1t Richmond At 3:!j ~.
Trains Nos. aud 10 connect ~ /" .o'l' ."s" ".t
trains Oh the North talt lima It!tf"t! a.' 1915 t.'
south ,,. ,..
Train Va. 10 connects 1t trrt'ti,".E" ~ "H '..
for Raleigh. Irrl iIl. there 1T 5..g /. w. t~
leaving Raleigh 1T 7la l.. VI. r"@uf.f Al 'I''.'"+.
with tram NO. fer Er1mnml.
Train No. Gronn.ct> al tHrhc,'" """ u'.E =
the Atlantic. Mississippi an! dido r",t''r 3"r '
points southwest AMI south.
l.ynchhurg Accommodations TRAM "a''- ''.'-
nond ut d:js l.. NJ Gdiy tAc'!i >"iI&. az. !, .1'
at I.yuchhurg in time 10 r,.uH"''t MI" '' ''.-.
Passenger tain un the AlnuitE. H].''.@'i.s'
Ohio railroad tor III. suutt"r~;. .....
Passengers coming r.lst l,avr Ltrr"h@.t Yer -'
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi a#H - '.
sengcr train from Bristol. ani arr ~" 81 it."'
AZ g:is i. NJ. .f ... .
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all iolat, ~.'l@ ~. -
southwest c,, h.. procured II the urN't eb1' T..
Richn, ond. and nj X. +. WALKER. AE'5" ,i,
Atlantic, Mississippi and bhi" ft!'f"t'' .>@' '
Main street, Richmond. ,.u,s.,. ,tas
Payers that have arrangements - -, t.
schedule OF this company Viii pleas tIt..,,t.
JOHN T.. MAtMl ~
General Freight AMI ii1Ar' =,
4. VI. X. TALCoTr. Engineer Ih' H"i'' ~ -
ent.
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, May For the Gulf States,
nor,nerly and westerly winds, lower tempe
ya,ugc. cloudy weather, and rain.
For ,he South Atlantic Suites, partly
cloudy weather with possibly occasional
rain, southwesterly to northwesterly winds,
and increasing pressure.
For the Northwest and thence to Kansas,
Missouri, and Tennessee, northwesterly
winds, lower temperature, partly cloudy
and clearing weather.
For the Ohio Valley and northwestward
to tue upper lakes, generally cloudy weather
occasional rain, clearing and colder to-mcr-
row. with northwestcrly winds.
Fof the lower lakes and Middle States.
lower pressure, occasional rain. and cloudy
weather south aud west of PENNSYLVANIA.
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CRY or MEXICO, May 3.-The police have
been ordered TO prohibit Jes,l.ts living in
societies in Ajoca. Several Jesuits preached
disobedlence to the laws and constitution,
and their arrest was ordered. but heiur adj
rIscd OF the movement they lied.
The Government candidates for the pre,i-
dent ana secretary Of Congress viii probably
be elected,
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Central Methodist University at kHoX-
vile,

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 9.--The locating
committee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church appointed from four States to choose
asite fora central Methodist university. with
Il half-million endowment, have located it at
Knoxville. This point was chosen by the
committee. after visiting several other south
crn cities. hccall>e of it, healthiul location,
central position in Il rich agricultural anG
mineral region, and its prospective rapid
growth. Fifty thousand dollars and site
have been subscribed iy the citizens. This
.riycs Knoxville two universities.
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E.yEcslblsrG.

yECLIHE IN THE FREsnET-THE BlGl-wATER
MARX.
Especial telegram Ia the Dispa'ch.l
LySCnBrNG, Va. May % o Clock a. VI
The river continued 10 rise slowly last night
unit! about midnight, when it became station
AIRY. and remained so until = or clock. and
t4cn commenced to subSide, and has been
slowly but steadily falling ever since. All
upprehenslOns of disastrous frc>hct have
vanished. The highest point reached by the
river is not quite up to high-water mark OF
the January rise. No rain since yesterday
evening, but still cloudy.
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LONDON, May 9.--John Stuart Mill Is deau.
4 train Of cars ran off the track near
killing four persons ana h'lr'-
inr many.
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k'EGE5.SsInS4I. aAkab~.
,uprpR SMITH {. MAURICE SMITH.
AMBLER SMITH Il BROTHER,
At AW.
ANkRUPTrY PRACTICE MADE \
SPECIALITY.

Rooms Nos. I AND = MARSHALL HALL,
corner of TcIth and Bank streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
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GENERAL GEORGE MEADE SWORD ForNn.-

GENERAL GEORGE MEADE : SWORD forAn.-
Mi'ctus Jarman, ESD, informed us on Mon
dav lust that he had found the sword winch
his son captured during the late civil con
test. This sword was presented to the late
General Meade. Of the United States army.
for gallant conduct and meritorious services
during the Mexican war. The family OF
General Meade. by addrcssinsa letter to the
mayor of t7is place. (W. l.. Cochran, E>q.,)
can have the sword returned to their dlrec-
1ion.-C hm iottcsr1lc Jcfersoniom E'r"6-
Hlnn.
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New York. May 9.-Dr. Perry says that
the FIRST cause OF Judge Cha>c'S death WAS
the rupture Of one of the cerebral arteries,
causing Il violent rush Of blood, burrowng,
rs 1t were, through the texture and sub
stance of the brain. \ paralysis of the left
side followed. During the last twelve hours
OF bis life there was no evidence Of vitality
cXccp! ahorcd breathing.
Or. Perry said that from all NJ could learn
Judge Chase was quietly sleeping when the
blood vessel broke and flooded the brain.
The patient had slight commissions OCCASION.
ally during the day, but they gradually grew
more ard more feeble. Dr.. Mctcalf said
Tx! the brain was terribly bruised Ivy the
bursting Of the blood vessel, and THAT the
immediate cause of death WAS compression
"l the brain. DR.. Clarke. after describing
Judge Glasses condition when he first saw
bin after the attack. said he suffered no pain
anu uicd IN easy death.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
WAsuISGToH, May 9.--The following was
listed to-day:
WASHINGTON. May Q, 1873.
"Thc President announces with deep re-
rrct the death of the Hon. $ y. Chase.
oHlei-Ju>ticc of the Uniled States, Wine
closed Il life Of long service in the city Of
New York on the 7th instant, having filled
the Offices OF Senator of the United States.
Governor Of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury,
and browning long career in the exalted
position of Chiet-Justice of the United
States. The President directs that the pub
lie offices in Washington be closed on Satur-
day the 10th instant, the day of his funeral,
and draped in mourning for the period of
thirty days. and that the flags be displayed
AZ hat:mast on the public buildings and
forts and OH the national vessels on the day
"i the funeral in honor OF the memory of
the iluStrious dead.
by order Of the President.
HAMILTON FISH,
"Secretry of State"
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Nickcl.COuntcrfciters Arrested.

LrrrLE Rock, ARK, May 9.-Thc deputy
United States marshal arrived here to-day
with two prisoners captured in Chlcot coun-
f. in the act of manufacturing counterfeit
nickel currency. \ third party was arrested.
but in attempting to escape be was shot and
dangerously wounded
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Department of
Justice and the Treasury Department close
tomorrow out of respect to Cnief-Justice
Chase.
Admiral Winslow, of the navy, has been
stricken with paralysis, but the symptoms
are favorable for his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-10

NEW YORK. MAY 3.--fhc following j. the COM
paraiiyc cotton statement for the wcrk ending It.
iav: Nj receipts for the week II all. United States
urris u al bales week last year. l7.s5i bal
lot II Tor The 3.9lp7 bales lust year. .UlGs"o
bales. Export, ior The week. il 1913 bales. stnc
week last yea" 5a2i haic>: total fnrthc year. 2,ll-
?n3 bales: lust year l...:.1u bales. Stock IT all
United STATES ports. ".g3> iacs: last year. 2I9fGs
bales. Al interior towns, 7?.1.7 bales: last year
g. IL! Ir,lc, ~ Liycrpool. 7s.01o bales last year
9!..tsu balc-. American afoat for Great Britain,
a0t.nro ha.s last year. l!7roa llltS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-10
Ry Telegraph.
NEW YORK MA Rk fTS

NEW YORK. Marp-Cottom steady: sales, LISA
bales up,mls. l9fr. Orleans lair. Flour puiet ana
unchanged Whi>kcy .@lc. higher at e0Gq 95!c.
Wheat. prime spring scarce AMI hcld al iGn=e
bnycrs amber western, S2.o5: white state, - ga
Corn more inactive yellow WESTERN OSLO 6Sc hicc
sI,aIv Pork lower al 81. Lard strader. ur-
prIitinc tirmrr. Ro>a quiet. rall"w firm ut Sac
sic Fr,ghis 4 Dove shippers views.