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GENERAL NEWS OF TaEDAY..

A BURGLAR CAUGHT-DARKFEss III THE
| NORFOLK CUsTOM-HUUsF.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispafch.I
NoRroLK, Va, April 81 Edward Jone,
alias Lugar, a Richmond negro, was cap.
tured last night while committing burglary.
The appropriation being exhausted, the
custorn.ho and post-ofice were thrown
into total darkness by orders from the Trea.
sury Department.
Associated Press teIegrams.j
EFFECT OF THE EXHAUSTED APPROPRI.
ALTON AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, April SIN compliance With
orders from Washington the gas has been
cut Off from the post-office and custom.
house 10 this city. The northern and south.
eru mails, which are usually distributed about
8sP.zM., will not be received by the public
until tomorrow morning, which will cause
nifty. {, -: s5lf .1s;3 ssfa5s Z
is1T EXPELLED FROM THE MINISTRY. =g,.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The Methodist
Episcopal Conference have found the charges
OF immortality against Rev. j. a. Britton sus-
tanned, and he has been expelled.
STRIKING DOCK LABORERs REsUaING
LIVERPOOL, April 5..-The strike Of the
dock laborers il ended, and the men are res
Stunning work on the old terms. The steamers
England and Nevada, which were to sail to.
day for New York, will be delayed until to-
morrow. - ,s2.,o :. - -
THoUsAND-DoLLAR FIRF. Z
GREAT FALLS, N. H., April 5.-HiIls' block
and the Post Office block were burned to-day.
A woman was burned to death. Loss, $780,.
600. -
HEAVY sNow-sToRM.
WoRcEsTER, MASS, April ga foot snow.
storm has prevailed here. 1t has been I'M
equalled in twenty-five years.
MORE STORM DISASTERS.
DUCHESS JUNCTIoN, N. Y, April ga
large steamer has been driven high ashore at
Castleton. assn. '..@l =
,,BosToN, April 5.-The storm yesterday
| was the worst of the season or the coast, but
vessels 10 the harbor rode out the gale safely.
A schooner was wrecked at Rockport.
.,. ~ BRIEFS. stf
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Bsrton Kendricb,
formerly secretary of Governor Warmoth, Of
Louisiana, was found dead in bis room last
evening with an empty chloroform bottle by
his side. -
ALBANY, N. T., April 5.-P ostmaster-Ge ten
eral Jewell is here on tour of inspection Of
the fast-mal system.
PHILADELPHIA, april 5.-Theodore Cryer,
ESQ.,, prominent member of the bar of this
city, ia dead. -
New YORK, April g. Three hundred thou
sand dollars in specie was shipped to-day.
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On The 1st instant. the Treasury held, as
security for, circulation of national Banks,
bonds to the amount Of 1852, 323, 800. Tbs
would be security for $4,000 ,555.y On the
same day theaoutstapding iegai.,ender notes
were. 1910, 1913, 645, Of which %. s66,S2o, was
10 the Treasury as 3 currency oaianee, ieso'
ing in the hands OF the public 1854, 86s, 0l9.
The sctaal susas were, probably different by
twenty odd millions, SO much being held IN
legal tenders by the Treasury to redeem ga
tionsl-bank notes net yet presented fer re.
dem ption,, but the fum, Of the TIVE, S6s1,;;
$40. 574, represents almost exastly The
snount OF both kinss of currency available
to the public as money. Tested IN the same
way the legal tenders circulated at the be.
pinuinp Of March wero 1851 1897 ,295; the
5ank.note circulation Vas 1871 ,29S, 1885,, and
the total was 1885, / sc. 0s0. 4 Thus the psper-
money contraction in March was 81, fS6, QUO.
Boston ADVERTISER, ~ j s,tss,.raS ~
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A REVOLUTIONARY RRLlc.-rFrom the Bos-
ton Heratd.l -Twenty.ive years ago, when
the Boston Neck was first paved, the stumD
Of post was exposed to view by the work.
men employed, and an old resident, named
Ware, whose memory went back to Reyolu-
tionary times, and who then resided at the
corner of Dedbam and Washington streets,
came out Of his house and informed Mr..
Thomas R. Pierce, who had charge Of the
granite work Of the city at that time, that
the post OF which the stump formed
pSrt was the Identical. one to which
Washington hitcbed his horse at the time
Bostos wss evacuated by the British in
1776, aud that it was exactly upon the line Of
barricads that the ProYiucials had erected
for the purpose of keeping the British within
The limits of the town. In order to mark
the spot Mr.. Pierce prepared q granite block,
and with his own hands set 1t directly over
the stump, and had x,notice Of the fact made
In the newspapers Of the day.-Some years
later, when the track of the horse.rail:oad
was laid, and the paIements were reset,
Mr.. Pierce took, good care to locate bis
monument stone exactly 10 the same
spot. Last season the streets were re-
paved with wooden blocks, and while
the work was. in progress the stump was
again exposed to view stiH in good preser.
ystiop, and from it several large fragments
were obssined. Being still in the employ of
Ia. city at bis old trade of cutting. granite,
Mr.. Pierce had chisclled upon the stone the
figures of a1778 upon one side and 1875 upon
the other, and reset it in the same place, the
rorkmep joining In appropriate conmemo.
rstiye services, and he pronouncing over u
the following benediction.: "EWe thank
Thee. good Lord, for saving the nation one
century; We trust He viii 'ssye 1t for an.
other" ssa I.ltf3ts ~
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c,.a e T I'VE" 1ork correspondent Of the Chi.
Js,o,s- y ~, says: "By common consent,
edno,, u. hialne is regarded BY Republican
this 3d., poltlcians and Representatives In,
ap,jsa', W the most formidable candidate
BI.tno' Toe held. Hence all the talk against
rs,sa % INSPIRED by q fear he will be aonsi.
lhjrs1 ihs opposition Is manifested in DO.
and e,''os Albany, In newspaper Offices
hr p,e"here--not, by direct assault upon
tact , n.a'i G or bis record, but by acoyert at
nan upon the idea that any New, England
Saw saI carry New YORK." This writer
and ,s1 ~ John A. Dix Ii for Blaine,
msteio George William Curtis Will ulti-s
IL $50 50 LOT ann, although his first choice
thsn ar Fish, believing that he lie sa.er,
"'s oAs eise TO carry New York
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IRON WASHINGTON.
n,.,rus,s ,k,e President.

S ,.oTos. April 4.-Ex-senator Hen.
NAsha ras ryau,ined this afternoon oy the
dsrso1, W" rommi,,ee on so'called whiskey
tsnds N ,1. S', admitted that he was all
Nj. n through suspicious of the President
the VS., Attorney General. The only per.
srd The H ,ns, he bad any confidence in were
sonS ar'' On, ~" Blnford Wilson. BE WAS IN
B'i'toV, oS"n,n n With them. 10 re.
consiso', ST,' correspondence Henderson was
gard 70 u ri today. but will be tomorrow.
not GN, ~Drrr said TO-DAY that all the letters
Hr. p'm ~ss>ra uetween himself and the sec
shich pa SnIici;or began with "eonhden.
rct'r! sd ", cadcd with ''burn when reae."
ia; S cad Mr.. Henderson,, g This CORE.
al, ,.rr ' VAS printed now it would cause
s'oa n".,n,iop. have no objection" ne con.
a 'on"'. 40 tclI YOU that in substance 1t
!n","i, thai bon Bristo% and wilson iackea
sao"3,r a., il tha President and the rest OF
o'fH m.s;sr. They did not feel that they
'5' A"".onrrly supported in this war upon
"eIS .. Ttn ard in tots agreed with 'hem."
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xLvTH CoNGREss-First Session
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1876.
SENATE.

SENATE. :.
Messrs Edmunds and Thurman were ap,
pointed committee to wait on the Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court, and invite
him TO attend on the Senate at | o'clock and
administer the impeachment oath to sena.
tors. -" -.
The bill authorizing the payment of the
Alabama Commission judgments was passed.
Also, the bill authorizing the sale, Of the
Pawnee Indian reservation. Both bills go
to the President. ~.
& joint resolution was introduced to con-
firm The. sale of the Naval Hospital grounds at
NatcheZ. Referred.
At O'Clock Chief Justice Waite made bis
appearance In the chamber, and administered
the impeachment oath to the senators. .
The Senate then organized itself into a
court OF impeachment, and q summons was
issued against W. W. Belknap, the late Sec.
rotary Of War, returnable on the 18th in-
slant. The Impeachment court then adj
journed to the 18th, at balf:pa IL P. N.
Legislative business being resumed, the
bill regulating third-clsss mail matter was
taken up. Mr. Hamlin made long speech,
after which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Committee On Banking and Currency
made their first report of the session by a
bill regulating pational-bank receivers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury was direct
ed to furnish an itemzsd account Of the
$500, 900 appropriated for light, fuel, &C., for
the year ending June 80, 1876. 81
The bill to regulate the winding up OF
national banks was passed. MIR. Cox ex.
planned that the object of~the bill was to en-.
able ipsolvent banks to speedily close up in
The interest Of the public.
The same routine of impeachment pro-
ceedings as occurred in the Senate we're gone
through with.
The House went into the Committee Of
the Whole on the bill transferring the Indian
Bureau to the War Department. No action.
Recess till night.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House, still in Committee of the
Whole, considered the bill transferring the
Indian Bureau to the War Department until
adjournment.
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BALTIMoRE L1yE.sToCK MARKET.
MARINE lNTELLrGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL s, 1870. ="
-, ;fI,.,,,rr,,r,, - go Z ~ EI{ 49, 81

20 .sU ffs., I5tl ARHIyED. ~ .'. =. ~ .Et ~
Steamer Westover. Skinner. Baltimore, merehan.
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum. agent r. 's!.
steamer Eliza ;Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and PASSENGERS. T.. B. Tatum, agent
Schooner Para, Chase, New FORK, light, to load
-four for Rio Grande, .Haxalk CIenshaw Co. =:
Schooner John McGinn!s, Colpourn, New York,
pig From Frehsgar Company = 80,
Schooner White Foam, Milliken, Orient, L. l.,
suano, X ufln, Sntphen &'Co. i,satTya -. 81
- ,i-a..s, SAILED. nst.,.-EE fi.lst 9t.I-;
Steamer Isis, Drew, Petersburg, merchandise, j.
Fl. Woodccck, agent.
Schooner Maid. OF the Mist. Pentou, Baltimore,
granite paving blocks. Curtis s. Parker. i'
Schooner Columbia +. o., Chesser, Washington,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
s.s ta3.'I 81 MEMORANDA. 20
Brig Ella (Br y Leitch. from Richmond,a at Rio
Grande do Sui prior 70 april 1sIN - - -,
Schooner Char les e. Moody, from Richmond, At
Rio Grande do .ul prior to April lst
Schooner Lucy ID. Collins, Curtis. from Bcifasf,
Me-, for CITY Point, NJ Salem April LIST. -. -
echo oner idaho Jameson, from boston for Rica-
mond, at Vineyard Haven April 1st:
Schooner Coryo, TYLER, from Rockland, Me-, lor
Richmond, at Narragansett pier april lst.il 3
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" The Few York Sun says that it Is an
nounced that !, Mr.. William d M ickhaE,
Mayor or that city,, has taken sumptnonsl
apartments at a hotel 10 So. Louis for bis use
durspg the Democratic lio1ai Cow eatson..
His AeR is to obtain for bimseif. the nomiraa'.
tion forsViee- Hfeside ntfof the vnised Ststes.s
dis Chief Aepe Is said 10 rest IN the rsbei
slement, founded pecialty GA the aeireusaa g
stance that he emf lcys AS nib rtyats + ecra-
tarry Colonel Burton g. Harrison, Who Nss
priyats secresary SO sffersen Davis .ttn the
days Of she, soatnsEa Comic sFasy,
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o,or Boutwell, Caught.

,s...-.T -I.lrltrh u the BaItimore Haze1te.I
,Ss's,.>cr1s. April 4.Abrahsm Harris
49, 80 ortr,ion 70 recover S25 900, the
D. III" ,,sd Jnne Us special agent. The
siL .,',, !. n,,iiye and full that Secretary
t'" .osI, 70 ,ccure the Influence OF General
bo[."p aI0cr while Boutwell, was an aspirant
b. = -. ~ Sra,tr. paid the money to Butler for
% -. ,hnurn the documentary evidence
','' D' tb,r H4rri- mas the lawful claimant,
e tT ma, BourweIl's action was in direct Vio'
a. them.
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sTHg ERw xsv IN SscasrAH Washing.
ton correspondent of aa Ohio paper Is iys:
as acit izens of Ohio Il nay be permitted TO.
indulge a littie State pride on account OF onf
representative la The Cabinet. Secretary
TAFT has long been known I'D Cincinnati as d
puelsc'spirited citizen OF profound ability
and scholarship and irreproachabie life aud.
conduct. His aversion TO partisan warfare
kept him "out OF politics" though he was
Known as a pronounced Republican In sensi.
ment. He was better known-as an up.
right and able juriss and an active pro-
moter Of the publlc-school system to
which be gave bis best efforts for years
Of bis active life. To the general pub
lie OF the State he became known only
through the last eubernatorial canvass, in
which he was one Of the ablest speakers on
the Republican side. He afterwards entered
on the Pennsylvania canvass and won the
respect Of even his political opponents by
the candor and ability Of bis treatment Of the
public questions OF the day. Notwithstand.
ing all this he came TO the Cabinet With little
Of tina. vaguely termed 'tnational reputation"
The prevailing feeling was to know what
manner Of man had been intrusted With
the portfolio of the War Department. The
dignifed simplicity and nobility Of his man.
ners impressed men favorably, apd IL re-
qured only short experience to confirm the
favorable impression. Secretary Taft en-
tered upon his duties With no special prepa-
ration for the technical requirements Of the
position, and with an accumulation of ter
days. business on bis hands. BE worked as
OILY trained thinker of forty years. expe-
rience can work until he mastered the de-.
tails of the business. He captured the entire
Department by his imperturbable upright.
ness and bis shrewd insight, and they worked
like beavers for chief who knew no par.
TALLY but the good of the service. In the
Cabinet Secretary Taft was equally fortunate
in winning at once his proper status as
thoroughly educated expert in the corstitu-
tiopal laws. with a competent knowledge Of
atfsirs. l may be slightly enthusiastic on
this subject, for do like such men as Judge
Taft to the extreme limit this side Of gusb.
But cannot help wishing that more of such
modest, amply endowed gentlemen could be
induced to enter the public service.
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TNTEREsTING GsssS1P FROM THE
NATrONAE. CAs,sTAG.
BRIsToW DEFENDS NEWSPAPER
MEN. +
Kew National Banks may be Wound
Up whom They Run Down.
BEL J. FRAUD.
The Senate Resolves Itself Into a Cours
OF Impeachment, and Chief.
Justice Waifo Admin.
listers the Oath. ~
THE CASE TO BE HEARD ON THE nth.

A Deep Snow in Massachusetts-Ex.
pulsion Of Minister for immortality
The Dynamite Explosion. Again-F'ire
in New Hampshire eadquarters
of the Army Permanently Estab-
lished at Washington. !.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NRw yfrpR 90 b

~ $500 SSh,u 1Vhh. g33-ztsssss stss.stsss
|. SAW IOKG aprT .o.-Softon dnn sules Of $50
srndes mis- In nnsers, favor su, $3.50,
sts,c a. ohAsI an ,s. ~. % ~ ~
cnT.ncn 1890 Snynnnn s ,aSS
sS1TS s1sd To- cboJca srt,-s AZ $3.50
soened anil ani :sn nryars, cynas ,tt
more steadv Win Httia ba,ior eynnr; .s,e,
Closed uyi and arm AZ snr rsassa
80. - ~ o. ~. W
snn;Ssrn ~ H, s1t ~ 49,. "a nns.e
ssr ouet and nncb,nesd Mo,asaas as,is,
ehenseS pn1,n $500 S = :. nat Sn.l
Lard sioset srm = prime stsam. sIS5sms1Ss Is
latter choice. Wniskey firm az Si.lZk FreIghts
steady. ~. Z.
BALTIhoRE. 1919
BALTnBsRE, April 5.-Fiosr 36rr, IN fair ;,e.;
maud and g1psban eed avn q, oI,ie, s,,rt nar,n :
PennsyIyspia red. All sO6A1 "a: Ms.1ians ,a1,
sI 3l6asI BS. auter Al ffSMSf. ar ysf,ife ~ An
al so son:hsrn coz, ARM NJ, Si9nsr bsst IN
white 6a1aS 4kc yellow 62n6ass Snts ssr,ex and
steady rive STEADY and Arm. sProyfsions Snier and
firm. Mess pork e23@823 as Hulk .meatsEl
shoulders 9lq4c. : clear RIB sides. l2A0l4Hcf
Bacon Shoulders, 1o4c.: clear rib.sides. 3kc.t
Lard steady ana firm coffee restricted by frmness
Of holders: Jobs, 16K@2Gc. Wbh key aaks and;
firm atsl.l& Sugar s,esds and frn., lase
ssi,s LOUISVILLE. gstY - sjsiR
Iovuev,,, an,,,s < 1,onr sr,,, .,,a ,,r.n.n. 49,.
Wheat dnIi nj xIpisasl 40. Corn .sus,et aud Arm
~ aSSai sSt. saSs acfiya and sr1o al aSsadac.
nvs raS IKE Prnvtaions AMI aT,s N; Ii 70.
mo Port 1880 Rnis meatss-Shon,ders :. sN1,,;
clear rfb SIDES I2ke: clear sides I3Ec : Rscon,i
Sho1Iders nS. clear riI-sides Al Il n: clear Sides
1as.c -Snsar. cured hams. I4XG1l &c. iard-T isrse
l4nc rec. EIe. Whiskey. "a fle. -. -
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ByTelegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 5-Hoon.-stocSs dull and
lower. Money-No loans; bio. Gold, 112H En-
ehange.Long. 4S7h; short, 400. Governments
dull aud steady. States quiet.
Epentng.-Meney easy: offered at 4 Gold steady
at 11219l13. Governments dull and little bet
ter. siates-VirginiS 6's, 35 new, 50; cousols 76;
deferred, SN. Nor.h Cardinals, l5; new, 8;
special TAX, 2k. .t.- 80 49, -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-virginia SIS, old, 80;
consoIs. 69k West VIrginia's, 8. North Carolina
6's, old, II; new. 8: special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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r,u,lor Rules the Senate.

VIII voted for or against Dana is OF but
reie importance. The act'on o, 'ne ,S aGdto
avs that General Butler IS tne ples'u'as
r,nins in mat holy "dsn'"gso" te'e'
Baltimore Gazette.
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SOUND ADVICE OR PENDLBToN.-[ From the
Danbury FeUS. We don't believe Pendle.
toms chances for the presidency are ruined,
but 1t would be better, perhaps, that hs
should wait until after dark to run.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 8. 1879.

RICHMOND, April s, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White 100 bushels Red, 500 bushels,
CORN.-Mired. 200 bushels.
OATS.-340 bushels. reg - E.. - .Es
BRAN.-670 bushels.
PEAs.-150 bushels .s..
SALES.
WHEAT White, 120 bushels prime on private
.erEs. Redr 292 bushels choice on. private terms
so bushels on private terms; 60 bushels good at
Sl.45-tstal. SOC bushels ,sI : -r.--.
CoRN.-Mi1ed, 200 bushels very good at SAC.
OATS.-70 bushels very good spring at 45c. 't.f
BRAN.-l1.390 pounds at $l9 per TOD. $50 -aa
PEAs.-l50 bushels ON private terms. :
RE-EXHIBITED. 1..I rsa
OATs.-23S bushels. =s ..s..r.. s. ~
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p, ~ NE ELECTION IN CEcINNArI-THB Cox.
eomH,a mI'cSSs'- Cincinnati, April 4.--Ths
ym,I p'e'e election returns show that the Re-
T T,U,eans have elected the Water " orks
Of s uIseer' Police Commissioner, and six out
''e'en members OF toe City Council. 49,
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CITY ORDINANCES. ]

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n TON / OF CHAPTER SO OF THE CITY
ORDINANCES, CONCERNING THE-SAEE W
COAL AND COKE. ~ J.i 1870. iS.i,t ~!
~ ,IAppro1ed March 81, 1851 49,
Be It ordained BIZ the Council Of the ctti Of Rich
nao7d, That section l OF chapter SO OIL toe city
ordinances be an ended ana reordained 40 US 10
read as folloWs-viz. : - - t,i y -.
s l. All coal and coke, except gas-eoke, which
shall be sold By dealers Ia this city, to be delivered
by their carts other WISE shall be SOLO by weight
OF 1000 pounds 10 q tom. Any violation OF this
ordinance Shall be punished by forfeiture OF the.
coal 10 the city and by ne OF not less than ten
dollars and NOT ex cseding twenty-five dollars. MI
ordinances and parts OF ordinances conficttug with
the foregoing are hereby repealed. -, ap376t q
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FURHFTBRE.

TUsT RECEIVED, a LOT OF NEWA =
81 PATTERN sED-LoUNGEs and ape
L1R. CHAMBER, and DINING ROOM FURNI..
TDRE that have ever kept, With all the ioHsl
GRADES OF goods keptin frstrciass house; lnYlE
ned That they are cheaper than any goods o. the
same quality ever offered IN this SitE,n,1x,,S II
3a3. i 4sg">'b is:1-@ lo6oVefn"f s1'ee 'L' /,
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| RICHMOND, FnRD'Gl6 poroslAe q. 3. Co,l
] OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AaEt1,
RICHMOND. January 81, 1S16v9
or TKAINS. t.s - " Z!


<GCEEDULE, or TRAINS.
/. 2:36 P. " leaves Byrd-S,reet staten daily, eons
III -, 90, meeting with the Bait more and Ohie
II, az railroad at shepherd. opposite Atsxrs
IL more, at 9a6gPf, M. aud with NEW I
/, / ~ York train tTHROG6 n SLEERERe
? ':'5 .h FROM ,SHEPH RID IT q " ~.
q NJ, YOREL aud With New YORK MI y
] - - I: express cfa. Baltimore and Poto1nae
8 * =; railroad ss iWashtng'on; arriyinG sE,
2 s.~@s 1850 p. M.ifiTHa0UGH bLEEPER q
49, FK0M WAsHiNGT0n TO NEW
1000 r. N. leaves gyra- Street station lsHalaaaysS
\ F',t4' II with the Baltimore ana Pot0r1Sc aza
so6P. II. 1ccsaMoDHTI0s - 7,
! , "A station fsundays exceptedj. -. ~
JAM. arrives ut gyrd-stseet stations iCdexs 3!
= days e4cepteaE~- {. @
! 1880 p. II. arrives at Byrd-Susef station daily.
s:37 a. n, ACCOMMODATE TEAM arrives
q at Broad-Street station: Gsandszs e1st
I, ! 81 ,rE3g Ceptedl. E.a ~ t1s 81 3lsSas4
Parior-cars on day trains. alt J.S, -
Pullman siespers on night trains .ssss
2 FREIGHT TRAINS leave Hroae-Stresz Gi4nc4
on TUESDAY. Thursday ans ShTUHDAYas
NIGHTS foJ all, points North spd West, and Ar
rive on NDAY,fwEDNEsDsY.a and yRIDAY
able articles, upon giving notice ~ dep0t c1n on
tain freight at Bouitor on preceding esensnR.
7 Through bills OF isding and raIse gtye1 y q
principal D'li'' 'o''A -au /" sE. I. D. MYERS
General sppertntendcn& ss;
q -. ~: S.. @. 4. xEOk,
4 jaA General FREIGHT and Ticket Asent
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CONTEMPORARIES

Z POUND BOXES, NICE 'ELEME FIGS
~ for CSC, at PjZZINpS. !. ~, Let ll@ngEJE
One nouDd nice EATING-PRUNES for, 26c. a.
Three pounds nice CooKING-PRUNEs for use.
Eon {. ctoCO jt for 25c. at PIzZINrs. H., d,
ORANGES at 2A and 25c. per tozen. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

The House, still in Committee of the
Whole, considered the bill transferring the
indian Bureau to the War Department until
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-19
Maine Business Notes,

The machinery for the shoe factory in East
Hiram has arrived aud Messrs. Burbank, Went
worth & Co. will pnt the same in operation.
Mr.. r. G. Greene Of East Hiram, is doing a
large business in the manufacture of clio hing,
which he will Increase on February 18Th by
employing large number of hands
Zitcomb's steam mill in Houlton il working
to It's full capacity ia the manufacture of shin
gles
W. FL. Esty made 5000 yards of woolen clotht
at his mill in Houlton last season. He intends
to increase his manufacture to 10000 yard s the
present year.
A yeast cake mandatory has been started
in Kennebunkport, and has been in operation
about two weeks. AT present four persons on
Iy are employed
The Harrison wire works are now running at
only about one-half of their full capacity.
The shipments of shoes from Auburn during
week ending Feb. 10th, were 1873 cases and the
receipts of leather 1913 pounds. During the
previous week the shipments were 116S cases
and the receipts of leather los, 1872 pounds. The
shoe business prospects continue about the
same. Orders are received of sufficient amour
to keep the manufacturers busy.
The Rockport Ice Co. and Carleton & Co.
are ously engaged in loading vessels with ice
taken directly from the pond in Rockport.
FROM TWO to four vessels are waiting for
chances to load nearly all the time.
There are in Rockiand 50 patent lime kilns,
and ~ OF the old fashion. The Cobb Lime Co.
has 81 patent and u old fashioned kilns.