davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Ie..er from panyille.
correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.]

/
cADETsHIP.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
DANvILLE, Va, March g, 1915. :
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for last month amounted
to S48. .25; for the same month Of last
year, Sl66, 345.30. find that In reporting the
tax receipts about this time last year made
this remark, that IS many of the manufac-
lures. expecting the increase In the tax,
bought stamps in advance" But the tax for
February, 1874, was Sl04 ,25S.37.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for the five months from
the LIST OF October, 1876, amounted to $Al,-
1915; for the same period Of the previous
year, $3.50, 174. 30. II sJy.,,tz g5sl -
The sales of leaf tobacco for last month
are reported. officially as follows: Amount
sold, 2,S44,747 pounds amount paid. 1885,
1901; average per hundred pounds, $1,000.
The sales for February, 1876. were stated
thus: Amount sold, I, 4S6, 749s pounds;
amount paid, S3l7 ,097.27s average, $40
eaThe sales s6f leaf tobacco for the i've
months from the LIST of October, 1875, stand
thus: Amount sold, S,107,952 pounds;
amount paid therefor, Ss49, 652,8l average
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
For the Richmond Dispatch

dTLANTA, UA., L CUT UaIJ 10y IOTUs
The entire receipts ia Atlanta for the mon.
ument to be erected in Richmond to the
memory of the illustrious chieftain and pa
trlotic champion for the liberty and indie.
peudence of bis native country, General
Robert e. Lee, are as follows: From the
supper and some cash and railroad tickets,
$40; from one hundred and sixteen mem.
bers of the General Assembly, one half OF
one days pay, $3.50 each, S4O6-whole
amount, $576. Deposited with bis Honor
Mayor Hammock, to be transmitted to the
proper authorities at Richmond, Va. Mrs.
Lewis 81. Clarke, secretary; Mrs. Or. j.
Hendree, president Of Lee Monument Asso-
citation of Atlantis, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Z. E FIN "a q. u, !. !.
RICHMoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. March 6, 1875
sALEs.@al 900 Richmond eity 8 per sent bonds

.sALEs.-$l, 900 Rfcnnordcity 8 per cent bouds
! sold at ill.,. 1G .assxfii5 s5lssi
Ame-iean Gold.-11{ hid. tsss 81 !,
Stat. SSearities-- y,lsinja eousols: 8sH nld. S9s
deferred. I'D, on askeds virginia fnresesseeista
sa!es, 22S ASKED; Virgins tsx-feeeVaole coupons
Citp Seearitiss..R,ohmopd city ss. HOG bis
Richmond ely %. 81 blds .S6g asied; Heds.
skss s r. ci " e. a BID 90 nancheste,
Raitroad soaas.-ch esapeake spd Oi,so Railroad
6's gold, NJ. and Ma 81 bic; Virginia Central
virginia md Teanssses Railroad sseond or 1s
Peters burg Railroad Hrsr nor1gags Ss. g. and D.,
l05 bid; Richmond. FreSericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage rs j. snd j., 94ss bfa kich.
and M 51k bid: hiclmond. York Riitr and
Chesapeak. Railroad and Sleanaship Company S's,
j. AND S2z stked $500 s....45i s4s-S57
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and M So asked; James
River and kanayha Canal second mortgage es, u.
par, AZ bid Richmond and Danvfae Railroad, SO
par, 4 bid. ~ asked; Piedmont Eafsoad. roo par,
a S1d se7S Sn a Railroad gnarap,ees
Bank i&oess.Estate Bank ofsyirefniaY 100 par:
S31bid, 80 asked; Union Bank OF & sshmond; 90
e tga aa pfnsss baf
asked; Richmpud 1Bankiogi anu lnsuran ee COM
pany, 25 par 32k aased. 5,5,,fr- g,.l 1tl., n ~
rns IS psf g Tsa sss s s par h Is
bid, "a asked & Ytrgpta Home ! 90 par, 100
asked; Ola Dominion. 100 par. 80 asked: Granite.
insurance In, company, 10g P % asked; cospnsr;
asked; Ricfnn0ud Fire, association, % :pas, as
asked; Piedmont and Arlington Lie, LOO par, 81
. ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. River and Kauawha,
Packet, l2S par,s biz 10 asked; Old Dominton
Steamship COMPANY, 100 par, 70 asked. ,,= ,i-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

W. D. Hardeman died Sunday at New
Orleans from a pistol shot wound inflicted BY
j. S. Prestidge In a quarrel about business
affairs. They were both partners in the firm
OF Prestidge, Graham q Co. .Hs
George W. Watts and Thomas Reed were
killed on Saturday night at Middleburg,
Clay county, Indiana, in fight that occur
red in the street. as.- .
August Klein has been arrested at Tren'
ton, n. j., on the charge of defrauding the
pension agencies at New York, Philadelphia,
and other cities. ST. ...-.. r.
Don Carlos Is in London.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Financial Disasters.

BosToN, March 8.-Charles 81. North &
Co., very extensive pork-packers, went 10
protest Saturday. The house claimed sur
plus in December of more than half q million
dollars, and have now undoubtedly large
surplus, and will probably only ask an ex.
tension. - - ''.'.. q Va .a
D. NJ. Oliver & Co., provisions dealers, arr
reported to have failed on Friday, owing
North & Co. 100000. - d: 81
E. c. Hapgood Il Co., wood.dealers, failed
Cat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS, March {. Robert j. Stock
ton to-day shot and MORALLY wounded B. E..
Karstendyke. The disturbance was caused
by women.
Jones Terrebonne shot and killed burglar
last night who was ransacking his store.
"A hundred and fifty feet of the wharf and
pier-head at Melnenbnry has been burned.
There Is threatened break ia the levee q
mile above Carrolton reported to the police
authorities. 9. .@~.."..' -. 'e< "a S..' @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

:. a SOUTHERN pAcrrIc NEEDEp.-A San
b.nsL .',vo Dispatch gives details Of the late
l,or, ~1.e o. The Pacific railroad by the snow.
dr.,ranano subsequent snow slides which
IN yt n!eo several sections of the snow-sheds
.,d I hoa1 fass. The distractions, however,
,YIr;e o'en removed and the passenger trains
H. , s"F, Out 1t viii take some time to get
~ !e'sht trains 10 motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
vioIaa,ons or the enforcement Ace.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-The grand jury of
the United States District Court to- day
brought in indictments against forty-6ve
persons for violations of the enforcement act
of Congress by intimidatiDg and hindering
persons from voting at the State elections in
November last. Some twenty-five indict.
ments had previously been found, among
them member of the City Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
New York Items.

New YORK, March 6.-Two little girls,
aged ten and eleven years, were abducted
to-day in Brooklyn. The kidnapper was q
large man with one arm. BE was traced to
South ferry, where be crossed to New York.
The children were those of poor people.
Chatham street, was robbed last night of
$1,000 worth Of watches and jeWelry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Destructive Fire I'm; Market Square.
i III. ''t' Norfolk.

> 70 NOFhOih' =
III Especial telegram to the Dispatch.f ,,st, i
q. NORFOLK, March 6.-To-night, the central
portion OF Market square was burned. ,G3l%
z About 1915 o'clock the china and glass
ware establishment of Eppes & Polk and
the grocery establishment Of J. a. Briggs
were totally destroyed by an ineendiary.
They are fully insured. ,tr:; ~ ogs.f5, ~
The hardware stores of E. B. Tabb & Co.,
W. R. Hudgins, and Taylor, Elliott & W al
ters were Injured. 49,, ..t.. ......... .e
: The Holly Works failed, and the engines
were called on. The buildings were owned
by Cincinnatus ". Newton, and were in
sured for 81, 900. ..... y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Arrest of Belh uap.

E.x.>"crctary Baknap was quietly arrested
4. hiS home Sunday evening by the Wash
Ton police on warrant sued out by the DIS.
,rc: Attorney. The house was guarded, and
thr tx>ecrctary left in pesce. 1t is said that
,br arrest was made in consequence Of sus-
ryc,1n that he meditated an escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March g, 1879.
-Ha OFFERINGS. Ia.
WHEAT White 16& bushels. Rad, 2s6 bushels.
CORN White. 634 M. heis. IKizsd, I89 bushels
OATS.-594 bushels. asns Tsaa .tfa ~
PoTAToEs.--3S bushels g, .g4 . ..}s,rs; -ssssI
CLOVER SEED.-22 bushels.
FL1UR.-1 70 barrels. Sf''' '7'.
-''f SALES. 3d.. -
WHEAT White, II q bushels very good at sf.43
Red "a bushels good at u 40; 90 bushels fair al
1892 total. SO bushels. r..t. f...,-,. yr,.1 +.
CORN White. 19c bushels very good on private
terms; 70 bushels very good at SAC 362 bushels
at 53c.-tolal. 624 bushels Mired, 90 bushels very
good at Sac; So bushels good 53c.-total, 165
bu5hes. .'
OATs.-60 bushels prime winter at 70c.; lis
bushels good Sp Ing at 6Oc. 80 bushels very good
spring ut 51c.; so bushels spring on private terms
total, 260 ousheis. '< r. '''-'.
CLOVER sEEp.-22 bushels on private terms. !
-. RE-EXHIBlTED.' - ttsf 'Gi 81.
CORN White, SO bushels. #1 = 81
OArS.-136 busbels- a. ,as ys3..s. i -r.t - -.
POTAToES.-3S bushels. - - ISIS. ,. &,
FLoUR.-17b barrels. - ''< ~ q. '.'.''''.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

trolled by Messra. Banneford e Ca;sellbarry
Mr. Grant left here for Washington this. Of
ternoon. BE expressed his intention OF no
thytng the House investigating committee
that pc Is ready 10 appear. 81, $50! $50.
Various Items. 1a
/ WlsH1saTo., March 6.-Colonel Fred
Grant, the Presidents son, has been ordered
to hts regiment. He leaves to:nigh. en- route
for the Yellowstone eounfry. II.
Ex.Attofney General Hoar, OF Massacbs.
sets, is mentioned as Secretary of War. 81.
General Bibcock confines his Usefulness to
his duties as Commission of Public Lands
and Buildings. ,4s,r g..,.,.. ~ i ~ =
Hon. ,Hfester Clymer, chairman OF the
committee which exposed Belknaps abuses
Of his Office Vas Belknap's school aud room.
mate. ,t,.,, ,,,-ssf. ! s.-sfos..r q, s.,
. Some Of President Grants nominations for
District Police Commissioners are under in
yestigation by the Senate District Committee.
Mr.. Schenek has resigned as Minister to
England, and Hon.. Richard H. Dana, of
M Massachusetts,, has been nominated as his
successor. .... ,.t.yJ = n 80. e4,..r,,-, Il
Mes:rs. Craig and Bryan, charged with
passing fraudulent, claim with intent. to
cheat the Government, were before court
to-day; The Government not being ready
with lis proof the hearing was postponed to
"Wednesday. Defendants counsel protested
against delay. ,arTr.,<d zT,.y ~ b-. ,..sisz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

Il, ~ w., oocTH PAss.-A schooner drawing
Son, Iees ba' Passed through the jetties at the
!te ~, pass Of the Mississippi river. This is
,tron,h' merchant e vessel that has passed
hss Ha, hen the work commenced there
low ha elght feet OF water, and this has
'eeh deepened to fourteen feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

S,oaa Hs'elga Sentinel says of DR.. Hoge's
.t s"all-JAckson address ,.5 :, 8 /,
CANT, "'s so noble, in phrase SO ele-
Would h. not DE LOO often repeated. 1t
!aton Il W. ma''ef for general southern gratu-
cHioD r. we e'o4uent divine should find oe-
princlo.i ieotiiVeI thu: address In every
pa city Of The repuAc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
MARINE INTELLHGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 8, 1875.

J.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. g. w. Allen q Co, agents.
SIeamer Alliance; Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. 2. Por .er, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, T.. B. Tatunl, agent.
49, .. ARRIVED SUNDAY. r#@. z<U Z
Schooner T. H. odiorne, Crowell, Portland, he'
'' schoontr Elenora Van Dusen, Godfrey, Boston.
ics sc h Martha Collins, Groves, Balumere,
guano, southern Fertilzlng Company:
| Schnoner laura e. Wolf, hcDeyits,, NorfoIk,
ught. 10 load for philadelphia. Carrts co. =
SCHOONER A. II. Lennox. Bernard, James riYef'
lu%SSes assy Morris, Larkn James river
lumber. .L+ - ~
Schooner 8. L. Burns, Crosby, Phl!aaeiphiia,
Scbooner ]. b. Mccarthy. Tomln, Philadelphia.
railroad ties, Curtis & Parker. - i 81
CLEARED Fos THIS PORT. IN
From Baltimore March 4th, brig Frances Jane
nf From New York, March Sd, schooner james
'0 From Philadelpbia, March Sd, schooner Mary &
Simmons; Candy. ,>n.... II ,s,.,.,.s. j,
p.rt stonewail Jackson, Abecam, from Narfoik'
az iyerpooI March 80. .zLLE e,4l lua,nt
"'achnoser Mary Riley, Riley, from Chy foths'
Va nj New York March Atm.
. Tho name OF the Italian bark before repcf iss
wrecked at KITTY Hawk on ne ntsns, c - Raj s
Tst was NuoYa Ottawa, from Genea ios -, n az
,nore Crew ali lost except second naste ana tnsse
nan TIE captnin,. name was Bazzo Uavices No
hoaies have been recovered since last report. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
rELxsfr,s rARrHxas. Z 81 5E&ss

Z sr. LOUIS, March 6.-T6e Repu6H says,
editorially, speaking of the report that the
President has ordered the prosecution OF
Marsh, TomHnson, and altothers connected
with the oss-traderships bribery business,
that there are persons in st. Louis who three
DAYS ago were ready to give evidence against
sBalknap. but now refuse to do 20 for lear
they viii be prosecuted for buying the trader
ships which the Secretary !.
PHrnAp 81 PM !. March se.-QryiI Grant,
WIS has. beer, liz. this city for DAY or two
q was also interviewed today, and denied the
truth of the charges, as far as he is con-
cerned, and states that he is neither directly
nor indirectly interested In the post con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BY telegraph.
~ NTW YnRR

NEW YORK. March 6-Eoon.-S,ocks dull and
unsettled Money 8. Gold. 114x Exch1Dge-
Long, 1856; short. $50. Governments active and
lower. States dull. .4s.- ~, .si.. Y
1144. stsriing, 1885, Governments active and
STEADY. States quiet and nominal. II rtpgE #aa
u#ssss @-,s.t2 BALTIMORE. IT, 49, ISL !,
BALTIMORE, March g. Virginia IS, old, SO; COM
soils, 681 West Vir2lnia's, 0 North Carolina 6's,
old, Is; new, 8; specia-t.N, 2 Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Brief keleKramS.

-...... Brief Eelegrams. aa4. 1.a Z
WILMINGTON, Dill, March Ga prema-
ture stone.quarry xplosion killed two per-
sons here to-day. One was thrown seventy
feet. - -. / -
DusBARroN, N. a., March 6.-H. Ryder,
chairman of the Board Of Selectmen, has de-
camped,J leaving the town finances in an un.
satisfactory condition! a!eg'T - ga. T.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-H, Macready
beat c. Albright in the plgeon'shooting
match to-day. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
pu1rAnEIpHIA CATTLK MARKET.

was rather urmer this week about 400 head sold
at 6k9I7Ac. for extra Pennsylvania and western
steers; 5R@6hc. for fair TO good Pennsylyanla
com on, as to quality. sheep were firmly held;
5000 head sold ut 44Q7Ac per pound gross, as 70
condition. Hogs were fraction HIGHER; 2,70g
head sold at 81 I.50@s13.50 per 100 pounds net.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
J.OUISyHLE,

LOUISVILLE, March 6.-Flour dull but un-
changed. Wheat dull at $l.150$1 80. Corn
armer at 45O46c Oats active and frm at $40
4Ic. Pye dull Provisions firm and unchanged.
PORK, s23. Bulk meats-Shoulders, &c. .clear-ri
sides, IKE; clear sides. l2kc. Bacon.shsulders,
iOc.; cltarrb sides, 1884,; clear ar, SIDES; iS1c;
@I41c.; Keg l54c. Whiskey quiet and steady at
III ~ Tagging quiet and firm ~ 12013c. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
3. r. TNsLnY y g: J.

pnALERs IN ZEE KINDS or HoO1S AMI ~,
b saS SHOES .TRUNks,srALIsEs,& go. So SIS
have one question sne.es p1gr
ncse DO THGY WAaTs GOOD Shoes ~ L ...a.
EaIeEs'Y NJ soss They VIII sxiiss talBso 49,
aad ret shst anss dastrea Aank -.
thaf tnsHca be suited, AIsihss ooi',,
,sd sltn 2 1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

NEW La W-MARCH L-American
In Reports, volume g.: ADDISON on Torts, three
and Agents; Broome Hadley 8 commentaries on
Laws OF fngland,,two volumes; Brightly's Digest
new York REPORTS TWO volumes; Burr's Trial.
Supreme Court of the Cped States, four volumes
Abtott's Digest, ten youmes-new edition GREEN'S
Ultra Wires BiRelow's Leading Cases on Torts
billiards Law of Taxation. 'An the NEW and
large stock Of sDANDARD' woRKs at 1918 Main,
street. ~ II 's a.. .s 49,
NH I-a&u d. ~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. March 6-Flour steady: Howard
street and western supernne. 80. 1884; extra,
snneHine, s375G$4.25: extra. s4.75@sB: Rio
brands, $6.75@S7 family, 1878 Uhess outlet
and steady Pennsylyania red. ~ 37@sl;38; Ma
white, SI.3O@$l.5 so. Soulhern corn active and
arm; white. 54@59c.; yellow, 5S@62c.t Oats
steady. Provisions strong and buoyanL Pork, $23.
BnIk meats Shoulders. 9ac.; clear rib, 12Hc. IA.
;con-Shoulters. 10A9 0hc.; clear rib, l3a@l &c.
Hams. l5hGl6c. Lard steady; refined, 3ae.
Coffee nominally strong: job lots, 16k@l 95c.
Whjskey duh at 81 10. Sugar steady and firm. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March e;-Cotton steady; sales OF
316 bales at. 121Nl2 16-16c. Southern -four
quiet and heavy; common 10 fair extra. 81 Goa
1915; good to choice extra, IS s0@sS.7b. Wheat
Dull; 81 o3@$l % for ne. grade Winter ssdwestern
Corn 10 fair request and steady; SIG $50 for un.
43H@47c. for mixed western and State. Coffee
Rio dull aud nominal : l6kGal 9Sc., gold, for jot
for fair 70 good retiring ;refined rm ek@SSc for
standard h: 04c for grnnulated !; 1890 0Ac. for
crushed i 01c for powdered. Moasses-New Or.
steady at Sa@9Xc. Rosin dull at 81 .62S@1 .65
Turpentine brpner at 3SHc. Pork dull and lower
new, $23GS23.25. Lard lower; prime steam
Their quiet. H. f"' '.-"f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

AT COST! AT COST AT COST "a
...4.- s-- -ufs 81 .r'as -lfN
.." Inew offer my entire 80.
STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ss.s AT NEW YORK COST,
to make room for my
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. -,
Invite the attention Of nay friends and the public
a in general to my large stock Of Sal
CLOTHING FOR MEMS, YOUTHS, AND
.=t. ... CHILDRENS WEAR, we -,~~
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, AND yEsTINGs, AND
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Particular attention given TO custom-work. q
B. BECHER, 1403 Main street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
fe 25-eodSu second door below Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


PARIS, March 6.-The results of seventy
four elections, which took place yesterday
are now known, and the candidates elected
are classified as follows Republicans, %
Conservative Republicans, 8; Radicals, 6
Constitutional Conservatives, 8; Legitimists
8; Bonapartists, %. <
Later.-Of 107 elections the results of 10:
are given as follows: Constitutional Con
servatives, IL; members of the Left Centre
IA; Republicans, 81; Radicals, 10; Bona
p,rtists, q; Legitimists, 8. Ajaccio return;
M. Rouher, defeating Prince jerome Napo
leon.
Lntest.-Final returns of the ballots show
that five Republicans have been elected il
addition to those previously reported. Tht
Republicans in the Chamber of Deputies
will command $50 votes. They will fac
opposed to them from eighty to ninety
ardent Bonapartisls. -4-a az. -'f'.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
!; hooks. sTATIoniEss &c.
~r~->->--<~>~>-S>->>~~>~ >----~--~~~~~~~-
looks ROR LENT -

x
- ~ 49, 49, sF7tEf Z >Sf tssst'sfl 80
HELPs 10 a :HoLY LENR. by Bishop Huat-
NEW HEL ss IL 1. Holy LENT. 81 Bishop,
a R9sAkYs Fog s YLENT.s By tne,aprhor OF
DEAR FEAST OF LENT. series Of Deyotion-
al Readings: By The author of :. Rosary Tor
|THGgsHrs Foe LENT. BY bishop o1 o.
THE LENTENg FAST. History, Object and Pro-
per nHieEyanse q he Holy Season OF Lens.
guile TO A DEvOOT LIRE. By Rev. g.. H.
Wilkinson, 75c.- G,,.,#, .a.1g,4.It4 tHtf.3-sf p
EDITH'S LAST LENT. soc. -. 4, Il. = .
some WEsk-DA YsIN LENT. BY Bev. 9. H.
THE CHOk ED LIFE, Some Thoughts fo- Lent.
BY Rev. DR.. Potter. ! 0c. =,
LENT: A Precious Season. With an Application
TO Conhrmauog. BY Kew. n. NJ. Gushee. LOG q
SLAMS IN LINT. Orr THE RIAL AND
! FALSE lE LINEN DUTIES. ByRev. Dr..
Potter. loo. ttr,atssb esF'atg - 81
LENTEN DISCIPLINE. BY Rey. u. A. Yudiey.,
DAILY STEPS TOWARDS HEAVEN. zoe. z
Mailed frteto any address on receipt Ut the price.
The subscribe rs have tu stock large assortment
OF BIB Ms, PRAY ER- BOOKS; and ,HYMSALHsf
Of various sizes and styles OF binding.
Z NH 6-3t WOODHOUSE q pARHkM,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07

HEAVY SUSPENSION. aa s...,,:
MANCHESTER. March 8.-The Examiner
states that advices from Prague announce
the suspension of the Messrs. Kaufman,
large linen and, cotton manufacturers. Lila
bilities, $500, 900. rsl ,.... = e.. ..s. ...s...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. March e,-Flonr qnies md IN
changed Wheat quiet and steady atx1.l 5@kl.25.
Corn 6rmer and held higher at 44@45c. Oats I'M
changed. Barley dull and nominal. aye easier at
73075c. Pork quiet and firmer; nominally 1913.
kettle. Sl3.754 Hutk. meats In fair deInaud and
firm shoulders; s$c clear rib sides 2c: BID 2Sc:
shoulders. oYa9Nc.; clear rib-sldes, 13XD13kc d;
clear sides, j 3afa13hc. Whiskey-Demand fair
and firm al $l.04 ,hogs-Demand active; fair to
good packing, Ss,35@ss.50; receipts, 1852
head: snipments 267 head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-07
BooTs, sHOHS, &c.

NOTICE THIS. - The following Gla
.tN new good, Just receives, are uansusny IL
nsc CaiY Couzress Caters at - /; Lx,asS q, 49,!
Sice Rid Slippers q u. eI.76, and y2 kapsss
Victo1al Ties al %, very pfcuy ay Nnn &C.,
sfSct az iii Other kinds In my line equally low, 81
49, ~ - ssST'StiJOHN c. PAGE, JE.s Aeent.
s7g aO9 Main street. between Ninth ana asH y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-03-20
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The Boston Daily News brought $4,000.
The Bank of California has levied a third as
sessment of 10 per cent.
1t is doubtful if Winslow sails for this coun-
try on the 21st. The warrant tor his Surrender
has not yet been received from the British au-
thorities. Detective Dearborn has received a
letter from Boston which seems to throw the
DecuDIary responsibility on him if he takes
Winslow's family home. 1t is uncertain there
fore what will be done.
Passengers state that the snow fall between
Omaha and California is far greater THAI that
for many years past. In many places the rail-
road is covered to the depth of ten or twelve
feet
Massachusetts Republican Convention will
be held in Boston April Goth.
The latest advices to the ILdian office, dated
Fort Laramie, 18th inst, represented Red
Clouds band of Sioux quietly on their reserva-
ton aid taking no part in the warlke demon
STATIONS of Sitting Bull.
E. M. Hendrickson of Brooklyn, having
made an affidavit that Keeny, one of The pro.
Drietcrs of the Brooklyn Eagle, endeavored to
the libel case of Bowen against that paper, the
attorney of the Taxpayers association in that
city is to lay the case before the grand jury.
Judge Brady has granted to Rubepstein, con
demned TO be hanged for the murder of his
cousin, Sara Alexander, stay of execution
until the case is reviewed by the general term
of the Supreme Court.
Kelley & KEENAN,, distillers, pleaded guilty in
the United States Court at Chicago, Saturday
morning, to ole minor couot. The other
counts were passed.
An,incendary fire at Taunton, Mass Satur.
day night, destroyed The large barn owned by
VIM. b. Sprout and Robert Luscomb, together
with twelve horses, harnesses, hay, &c. Loss
$4,000; insurance $1,000
Nearly all the ticket offices Of the Missouri
State Lottery were raided on by the police Sat-
urday, and all the tickets and other property
pertaining TO the lottery business were taken to
the police headquarters.
The estimate of damage by the burning of
the cotton and wooden mills at Angora Pa. in
creases the loss to $4,000 or 100000. The
mills gave employment to 500 persons.