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letter from Spotsylvnnia.
Correspondence OF the sRicbmend Dispatch.
THE oeD--DAAAGE TO ,FARAERs-CRoPs


Correspondence OF the Ricbmend DispRtch.l
THE FLOOD DAMAGE TO ,rARAERs-cRops-
CURRENCY.
On Tuesday evening we had the heaYiest
rain ever seen here. It las ed about ten or
fifteen inmates. The water seemed to come
down ina solid body, almost. Within len
minutes from the time. the heavy shower
began fences on the branches were swept
sway, and the branches themselves were
ike rivers. The Northanns river rose at
the rate of an inch per minute, and only
reached its highest about 8 o'clork on Wed
nesday morning, being the heaviest freshet
in this river for yesrs. t:tfisS a..zo..s
A vast deal of damage was done to the
farmers both by lfasciag Being swept away
and BY washing Of newly pisuRhed lanas.
O.t-fields 10 many places were almost swept
away bodily. The roads are packed very
hard, bridges damaged, and some carried
away In the creeks During the rain the
road. beds were solid streams OF water frsn
one to three feet deep. In one case wagon
was driven over foatiug fridge, and asthe
wheels left II the bridge. went. 4 There has
been no loss OF life as far, as we. can hear.
Whest ia looking wells isipjuured less team
would be expected. us4.., -s4egs bag Ls'.,.&g
Times dull and money scarce. everybody
In favor. OF infat,on. q They ssy.greenbseks
are loo scarce now, and If they are taken
away dollar bill or, q fifty Cent, piece VIII
draw as big crowd as Robinson's carcus..Eb
GKarch 80, 1915, 1,.fs.T Esi.' - : 3s5i J.
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THE ORpER OF AMERICAN UNIoN.-The
Ccytiapd Sunday Voice of the Goth of
March says: ION Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday Of the past week secret meeting
Q. senator's OF the Order Of American Union
was held at tie residence Of the resident
senator, Ed. Cowles, Of the Leader. The
proceedings were kept in the dark, but
enough has leaked out TO SHOW that the meet
i1g vas for political purposes connected with
the pending campaign. Members OF the
Senate were pres Mt from Washington, New
York. and other prominent points. a full
plan Of the campaign was arranged, and
will be carried Oul. Men were set to
work 10 form sub organizations in the diff.
ie!cot ward, which they call Legisla.
lures These Legislatures are worked il
the interest of sucn senators as Cowles, and
the memner> must belong to the order. They
are pledged 10 oppose all Roman Catholics
for office. Their particular order of work
hss been sppor,ioned them, and there are
now legislatures in all the WARDS of the
city but lwo, and in several Of the townships,
The result OF tbs meeting was resolution
10 stand by RialUe Tor the presidency, since
he Is pledged o be purposes Of the organi.
zallon. The order oaS trebled its humble
since lat fail, and is growing TO powerful
pr0portion-.'
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From. th9 Eofdor.

BRISTOL GooDsoN, VA, AND TENN.sl Z
rs : March Is, 1875. L
Editors Dispatch: Judge e. E. Giilen'
wsters died, AFTER y few days illness of pneu-
MONA, ct CafterG Courthouse, Teua::. this
Inorslng. he, wss. circuit judge Of the Fret
judicial district Of; Tennessee, and had held
the Office for a number of, years.3 He was
Republican,, and would In all probability
have been the candidate ofsahat party tor
Congress this fall 10 the FIRST AeFsrland's1
district. sF Say u gj1s :tsi ~ y
] Owing to the sudden aud severe chsages
lin the weather there isl much sic Dess opfe
yafl ne ali ,tarough this seceion. WeaFe nov
hnysng hesvy ralu.storm, with nigh winds.
Notwithstanding the severe cold weather
recently, learn that the peach crop isnot
very seriously damaged sgd, II PCT killed
afser this there vii be quite 3, coed crdps
The apples ara hns hstss iajured 81
These rrost irtes ID lhs q lsntic, ME.
sIssippi and Ohio srsElread, $50 asrass have
been able 10 ascertain, are utterly opposed n
q =
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TIE BELxsAp ExposURE.-General W. B
Hazen, of the United States army. in letter
dated City of Mexico, March 10, and address
edtothe Hon. Hester ely Der, chairman ofthe
Committee on Expenditures in the War De-
partment, calls, attention to the fact that pre-
cisely the same Information which led to the
exposure of General Belkpap was given BY
him lHazen) TO the Committee on Military
Affairs in March, 1872, so far, at least, as the
blsckmailing Of post-traders was concerned.
General Hazen's charges were published ip
the New York Tribune at the time, bus mel
Their the President nor; Secretary Belknap
took any notice of them, although their attsn-
iion was called to the publication, He says
be has waited patiently four years, never
doubling but that be would be finally vindi-
Gated, although at times feeling very heavily
the weight Of the diseleasure Of those high
in power for daring TO tell the truth respect
ing the great outrage upon the army.
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.cran,,s Military Tools-

a,<c1os. March S0.--That eminent
NAsA, M';rr Merrill, who found 1t pronta-
SOLDIER ., ri psr,les in South Carolina on the
be - m., NOV we're kuSluy, and drew pay
chsTsF> ' ,SS,nment fuods while receiving bis
from .,s;,r OF cavalry, is TO be e1lm'ned
p! ~ yIi,sry Committee OF toe House.'
~ 'ne ;nnnrent that ne asked the chairman
Il y - ugy ne mad been summoned. IL X
!toH nv views on any intricste SUBJECT, |
% S ro, would tell me nov, so can study
,,d enlighten your commlt.ee. Genel =
y :.,sI,g handy iotormed MIN tnat ne s
p,D1 BE- heard 1T length on the si'ua'on 0,
!sS.. in S,u'h Carolina during toe Sukiu1 a
.. Merrill turned bis back ano siunh
.,<y, wrh The pnan'om OF court.maraa'
~, I'D possible dtsm'ssai from the service star
=, him il tie lscS V. '".
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FREE PEws.-[ Brooklyn Eagle, 1T has
been suggested that ut the next meeting OF
ministers held here or 10 New York shattbe
subject of apew.repting be discussed IN all Its
bearings, and that it be inquired whether
the crowds at the Hippodrome and the empty
pews at church are Dot TO be accnunted for
on,t this simple ground. The crowds that go
Tor the Hippodrome are in arlarge measure
people who never 60 to church, and it is be-
lieyed that the free-seat plan draws them as
much as any other reason. If this is the
case, and church authorities are anxious to
fill up their churches on Sundays, the two
facts might be considered in the same con-
>nect1sn and the better plap be adopted-that
is, if 1t is the desire the church peopleto
have their places of worship filed, on Sun.
days, which no doubtit is ~. a.
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AFFAIRS An WASHINGTON.

a
MORE OF BELKNAP'5% PECULIAR TAG
i TICs-THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SEC
Rotary CONSPIRING TO STEAL; THE
EVIDENCE AGAINST BABCOCK.
WASHINGTON, March 31..AIn the War De.
partment investigation day G. L.. Bell, Of
Jackson, testified that Beiknap asked him if
he could pay $1,000 ayear for a post-trader.
ship, for which he had made personal APP
plicatiop. p7l Iait1H,. ditN 80"
Rice, was appointed "A secret detective.
His duties were in st. Louis to look up pen.
sioa frauds. he was employed by Lucky to
look into District Attorney Dyer's hand aud
to see what evidence they had against Bah
cock. He took hold of it surreptitlously and
reported to- Luckey. In November last he
told Luckey that the evidence against. Bah
enck was weak. He read oYera great many
papers IN tfescase in Dyer's office. Dyer did
not kno " that be was Luckey's agent. Sub
seu1ently,- said witness, 81 TOOK measures
TO iufornfhe President that Babcock was
guilty, because the President fhsd told me
that If Babcock was guilty he eWanteo 10
.knnHit." HeEwssi then dismissed. -
Is A, G. Bradley, who was also In Babcock,s
Interest, ted Bell to get the papers from
Dser's office and destroy them. Lucky haa
told him 70 act under Bradley's orders. Met
R4bcock.. He told Bell, that he must get all
the papers, as s. part would do no good:
He told me that if got the evidence
would be well rewarded. Bell was
to be appointed a special agent by
the Attorney General. He, had . card
frsn1. the President to Pierrepont, saying,
.sThis is the man, OF whom spoke" BE
did not get the appointment. Dyer. told
Pierrepont that be would not allow me TO
work in HIS Office because be bad an idea that
I was coming for d correspondent With
Luckey 4in4 cypher.e Baocock repeatedly
said that there were kilograms in existence
which, IL the prosecution, got bold OF he
could not explain. Bradley paid MIN sixty
and Babeock one hundred dollars. BE WAS
not employed for any other purpose
than to prevent the conviction of Bah.
cock. The President, ; however, did
not SO understand it. He told
Bell in the start that II General Baocock, vas
guilty he wanted 70 know II. Attorney
General Pierrepoat was ssEeTsesto hls, gong
TO st. Louis playing spy on Dyer. tFne. Ere
sidentsWsnied ham to find OUT " hethx Bao-
cock was guilty,rpns 5, rlLuckey, Bsbeock,
Bradley, and storrs. wanted him TO destroy
all the evidence he found Of his grnt. a
9. Bradley, is the 6rotker-in'lsT OF A. q.
Shepperd. Secretary Chandler knew Wh ~
Bell was 70 do before. hs stsrtea for Louis.
sp!ss .asEx hvAEIeUs ITEMS 49, - III !.
:sWIsu,ssrox, March. Beasley. the new
| Comsisaonsr OF Pensions. assumed the du.
tea 81 That office to-day. 80 3lz'12at.4 s;s -
General Sherman aud Secretary OF Wal
Tan had long, personal intsrvisW.5 ,tfiss
THE, Treasury aDepartmsnt received one
,3.ad - ,,ousand sfSljaYa in silver rom
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
England
=. -, y, Il England. l,.ls .Ig - =
THE LONDON TINES ON THE IMPERIAL

THE LONUON TIMED oS InE INK cO1
-. sr@-t 7"cIE' "-2fTTTLE.. -. =.
LospoN, March 31.-The Times this morn
Ing. hopes that the Ministry may yet be
better advised than, to persist in recommend
ing to the Queen the assumption Of the title
Of the Empress Of India: |" 1t declares it has
been unfeignedly alarmed by the rapid de-
Cow siuce the beginning Of tie
session.! TT doesi not pretend ito any
SPECIAL affection for the Ministry, but, 1t
canaos help seeing that it. Is thoroughly
dIsorganized; that the energies, Of its Older
members are exhausted, while tbeiyounger
men are chiefly remarkably for lmmaturity
of mind which never 70 e,pe en-, ar Of
src,,, materials would threaten mischief TO
the country. Even those who think Its fear
fanciful and, oyerstraiped must hesitate 70
nress this new title forward, when they .un'
fierstaud it does in fact provoke discostent.
.tsLs
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Why SIZE WANTS IT.. New York Sunday
Mercury. If the bottom facts we're knowp,
lle proposed new lille of empress Of In.
Dis" has no reference to the .Asiatic vice.
royalty. The cause lies within the Court of
B.. Jalne>, AID Lonoon gossips do not hest
tate TO STATE tnat the wife of the Duke Of
Edinburgh is the prime cause. Being the
oSugh'tT Of an Emperor, and entitled to use
The prefix "lmpcrial Highness," she claims
precedence AT state ceremonies over the only
Unmarried daughter OF her Majesty, who is
Only ''RoNa; Highness." II The title of
LTp!eSs were ADDED TO that of the Queen, it
"ouid CIV" 10 HE courls etiquette an updis-
pu'fd r!gnl 10 the Princess Beatrice 10 take
lank before her Rusnan sister-in-law.
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DEBATE ON THE TITLES BILL.-Iondon
haIch 30 In the House Of Lords tonight
mere Was long debate on the Royal Titles
OIL. The Duke Of Richmond and the Mar.
q4'' o. Salisbury defended the title Of En-.
press rs accurately expressing the Qaeen's
Iei.'lon to India. Lords Somerset, Grey,
lawrence, Wave.ney, Granville, asd Kim
HeFiy opposed II. The latter congratulated
sHe Ministers that they had not repeated Mr..
D ~ miscnicVous argument concerning
), Zoe Dbl was read second time without q
uSIslon, The opposition announcing their in.
seaIion OF supporting Lord Shsfcesb ury's
m ,In praylug the Queen not to assume the
lille Of Empress, = :. -
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Nor REcoNcIIED.-Ar a town-meetipglre-
Gently held in New Rochelle, Ny. a resolu-
tioH was offered in favor of appropratlng
81, 900 for the erection OF 8 monument to the
memory of the soldiers and sailors who went
from New Rochelle, and lost their lives while
fighting for the: Union.. George W. Lloyd
offered as an amendment that the name OF
Genera! Robert e. Lee be inscribed on the
monument! Ina moment storm of iDdig'
nation prevailed and hands were laid upon
the mover 10 throw him out OF the window,
bit hiEpiteous appeal, 81 am wrong am
wrong, !! + djdn't. meap it'll" saved him from
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Tho Old democratic Currency.

r>pecisl dispatch TO The Baltimore dazelte']
W,sa,>Gtos. March 30.-With this week
.bo treasury sill cease 10 issue new lrac-
,innal currency excep, in payment of change
n 3nsltcs. transactions. The siiTer.oiii WIZ
r.s, the House. bat may be amended Id the
senate and so a week at least Will elapse
N,'ore the bill can be finally acted upon.
tis estimated that The possible loss oy the
ys.r Of the old currency Will be fully a
,,,Vinu dollars
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iAEuiSToR!c sPoosvnLE.-(In Inter. Ocean ]
party o. Well-known scientists yesterday
,s ssSu 'te ~o:k OF extavating and exploring
s sus uouads at SpoonvIlle, Mich, which were
,,opposed 10 conceal the remains of prehis.
w WIZ 'nnaoi'aots Of this region. TIVE mounds
,l ''e opeDtd. There we're found human
aesni,, pottery, copper Utensils, hatchets,
tba.' ETC. 1t was tbe uuapimsus verdict
MD nd 'uey We're at least two thousand years
In',A Further explorations will be. made
..ySlth~ith. TIE scleu,ists are Of the opinion
ysr,a .uI' VIII prove among the richest disco
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,,noNWAsHTNGTON.
ca,pe,- Bag Ex.Gevarnor

2
aissis"'p March 3o.-Goyernor Ames
w.sHl>SsSSSctd ny the vote 10 the Senate
ns days aS' - nreference to the Mississippi
ss''ah'' ." Tp ,e decision of the Supreme
question ,,e G ;rsn; parish and the Kentucky
court IN ,"s .a " aI.o unnerved him, as 1t has
ssSa ' ESon s'lU senator's and "a, Amsss
hthcr-'n'S",' ~, declared that Adelbert was
sarroEip,' a Wv and his errors were Of judg.
r.. Br.snn'' ~ pecnla,ion. The Rtpubli:
rent Snn ~ are deyisiug a plan by which
CSC senate, o,;.la,ion can be shaped to per-
sdiiil'ns.I I nnforcemrnt act and help their
pesaii'c, I'M M Sou b. 1t Is not expected that
IsTi5 II ISt w,ll pass he House, but the Re-
sa,6 4 o :; ,, aim that they can pu, the Demo
2 E, on rs'sa IS DnS, to the fourteenth
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The Pres,dent's Illness.

I>Ircial d. patch 10 the baltimore Gszettel
WASHINGTON. March co. The President,
!, j. reported, has had mild apoplectic
s,-oEe. when nofhrrs Senator's Morton,
Anthony. EGmund>, and Logan, for fear
,I., one OF their number might be called
upon to finish the last term the Republican
rarly will have in The White House this GEN.
fury. ...r,
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An AssooxpNs CASHIER AERnsrRD.--a.
Louis, Aarch 80 - Rudolph A. DIger, who
spseonded about month ago wish between
800, UOs and $4,000 OF funds OF the Farmers
aud Traders Bankia this city, OF which afn.
stifusion he was cashier, was arrested at
AustIs, Texas; yesterday, and snow on bis
way here In ehargs OF, the deputy sheriff Of
that county. 7rorts. s.EErt. go sls.:i
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The Corrupt Government Printing
office. 49,

w,euISGroS. Marcn 30.-Tbe Govern
u.,, n-,ntIrc.c flee hs. been doing work for
A, .,".,e frm., aud the evidence appears to
tEtow that the SUPERINTENDENT has pocketed
~, -, money. Among Other Documents the
M,r.a memorial bears the imprint OF the
50, n Solcmops & Chspnsp, booksellers
!, Washington. The senior MEMBER u VIC
firm SAYS That tie aysiIed himself OF Inc PRIV,
i1yD Of the Law by paying for number OF
,bs hook, at IN" cost price, with ten per
nsr, advance. NJ entry was ever mace IN
,rs books OF the Government pr'ntlng-ofnce'
,5onsh the firm has the receipt for the money
raIl
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appfsissr q merchandise lot New York sstEy
haS been sent ID. .
I'M General Schemes, case lie examination
was merely i fepstilion Of tie direct Ell.
When seDsterB Bruce concluded to-aays his
speech. of Hearly an boar he WIS cougTatu-s
lated by both the Democratic and Rapnhli-
can members. His main points were tnat
the outrages In bis State were the work OF
the White League, small minority of The.
Democrats, and that pesce would certaialy
come when the negro sote was divided.
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How COULD IT .Bk.-[From. The Courier.
Journal.]--H is mot generally known why
Zach. Chandler, epce. declined the Spanish
mission. II was all bectuse somebody told
him that there WIS no "Zw"' in The Spanish
language. 'Asstere was no "w" in Spanish.
he couldn't see how the dickens there could
be any whiskey 10 Spain. .-b.g- .Ttn&
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Aks op CTTER.-lt ~ not generally
fris ba mat Mr. n. Horsely has but recently
~ r' The grazing OF most excellent road
,yso oDe sunnit of one OF these peaks most
q Ft H., IVY .isned. The peak known IS The
,e,ss, az iop" will also possess additional in
Corn ~ ~ visitors This summer, as the entire
Io,Ip,a VI onl!ed States coast surveyors viii
tbs W its summit by The 1st OF April for
Lynctpuf posr OF making observations. -
~Shchturq Mems ~ - q ~, z
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a MkNRER OF THE RRIcHsTAa SBNr re PRISON.
London. March S0.-A, Berlin dispatch to the
Times reports that Herr Yahlleich, q Socialist
member OF the 'Reichsiag. has been tried and
convicted at-Altena- insulting Prince BIZ
Imprisonment. ,iS+2 & -..t ~, -,
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PETETsS BU7sa.

AN EXCITING DAY IN THE CocKApRciTY-
AsSTEp TOWARDS AN HcOEgMluAL on,
s GAHizATloS De BE CITY GovERMEHT-.
o. FFioERs OF The nLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
j COR PANY--Co ErIRMATIoH AT ST
: pAUL's cHURcH-sTATIsTIoALs 81 AND
oTHEg 1TEMs. s. d
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COMMERCIALS.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

,y ~ 81; fr5i q RICHMOND, March 81, 1876. :
s.,ie sF., - IN, OFFERINGS ,fsn9. 4 1bi i
/, WHEAr.--Whue. ! 80 bushels. cred, j 40 bushels
CORN White. 45S ousnels. Stra1.rotofsa, 100
bushels Mtred SO bushels. iaai ~ - 70 = 81
UATs.-lS2 bushels. 80 X u ISL tge
hEAL.-64 bushels. a. 3at.a,s4s;3 gtyfE3
SALES.
WHEAT.-WhRe. 100 bushels prime al e1.56
80 bushels ut S1.S2-tetaI, 1S2 bushels. Red, ITO
bushels prime on private terms. fg:ss ~ .'4t2
CoRN-Whtte 81 bushels very good nj Soc. ~
OATS-11S bush=ls good spring at 45c.; 40
bushels very good spring at 47c.-total, 15s BUSH
els. ~ ~ t1esrs..t 4 Z. stn53fsljfsss 3
MItAL.-64 bushels a, CSC. ~
Isl !, RE-ExHIBITED., ,,ttg.,e
CORN White, $50 bushels. -.
:. OATS,-12 6 bushels. s'''f. 81 - h@s'Ea
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STATE MANAGEMENT OF RAIEwAYs.-Stutt
CART March 30.-The Wurtemberg Chamber
Of Deputies has almost unanimously adopted
q motion declaring against the scheme for
imperial management of, the railways, TIC
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John Davis is appointed postmaster at
Canton. Buckingham county, Va, vace Hen
~ DAVIS. re-lgpcd. William j. Hambrick is
appointed po-rma>'er at Copper Valley,
Floyd county, Va. usce t. G. Mitchell, re-
tirrp6
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Ye. as LAvsriso BANNER. fine World. T.
pantIr 'uay Inc bloody shirt happed reso-
slnna' 10 The clustering Asreh breezes sll
lIp.is,a.' e Republican cloibes.liue from Bur.
As'oh 10 Columbus. ..5,.gI s..
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Best, as's' TIE BosroR swINDLER. sRNrRsosp.
49, aafeo De- Abraham Jackson, the
,sniea,, ana iorger, aad swindier, was to-day
S ea 10 tea years In the State prison. &;
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GR0CKERY, <GLAs6 w. ARE dc.
NEW GOOQS. >S3f4ss - aaG.st
IN ,,r.s..;,, ;, --T---ss Z ~ q TIA
n have Just received my y
a xIp,Rs ma =, = 4 sT 3 3 , OF GOODS,

NEW GOODS. ,5t1,' y 'aa.sf
IN uty,.stiu II --T'-Ttss ct aEa1
N haye Just received my = -,
qTia SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, s,m
=, ,g,,.!- ~ vs. u EfftitSfs4 &Si1s'S -
eo ,ns sing in par. of Frs DINNER. TEA, and
ToSInr 3 srrs';s HI EsAEr VAsEs, FRlNcH
Bposxrs, F1NE.CABINET sKrs,sPARIsIAHfH oY..
rLraEs. PI.krKp SCOOPS, TAsLE CuTLEnT, Es
With arIfl assortment of House Liking Arti,
Giles generally, klss. ,fuii une OF WHITE cHfsA
and srArLE aooDA which j am Offering xt Iaty
w.sgures.s Assh n respectfully solicited. SCI
fsis7sss4 80 ~ e. B. TAYLoR, :.
,o1 lD11 Ann Irset.
LANES w GIBSON y, =,
- .s & !, isnscessor 70 Kellogg III ihssa
Iaapca1sR AND DxAnkE rs IS 4
EuHJaA. GLASS; oUEENsWARE, Z.
Asr,HeusRsyU 3 ls l u 7 GOODS
Z 8, No,l9py NAIH nTkssTsR inHAoADsasA.s ~
sTosgRA u psssa 4 n
>sSstfs q
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MARINE INEsLLIGsnCE.s
PORT OF aICHsluy n,, MARoH a. 1875.

j, PORT OF RICHsigyD, ~, MARoH 3ls1sS6.
ns,, r. ,AREfykp. 80 fssrss., 5ss
Steamer MISSIONER, skinner, Baltimore. snAss
chandiee and xsssngers, =. Ta.up taseat. 35a *
steamer sliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, Mers
chandise and passengers, &. B. taturn, AGENT
--------e6IRD.
!, Steamer Wyansk e S>onch.s New York thaersnH.
Steamer g. w. Eyeftnan, Pidtt Phtlafelphias
|mefohan disc and passengers, W. r. Porter agent
Schooner John Mcdonald. McKendry, Phtladei-
fphia, gra nite, Curtis u Parker. Fl -. z
ii GGfRaCi httiy y ArHoRINDA. ~ y q
ctThe river ass fatlir rapidly last night.
l. schoenersH. 81 Hedgesii Hendrtcksy from CEtene
for, Kichmond. 81 New York, On Wsdnesday',afS
lTlsrg.:r gaoi By TeaegraPh. ,nossssEi
l., NEw,YoRK. March II l.a-hrriyed; L,hrators
kbyssinia. Cambria. Arrived out; Rafsel PomArs
tJosefa,f Charles Bonanza, Andrew Lo7e.t, Her o.
teiara Masls, ~ L. Margaret 80 sle 1892 fBt'1
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lhe appointment of the late president do fa.
cesyer; aud most trust thai the court
ma, appoint some other person.
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Captain Gregg on his arrival here last night
was taken to his home, on Maryland avenue
near Tenth street, and this morning is doing
quite well. Fortunately he bad a bunch OF
KEYS in his pocket, which broke the force OF
the ball. Further developments are looked
for with interest. 49,, ~ :, :. ...sts.i
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