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- FATAL EXPLOSION 1T A GOLD MINE.
,fsmciat felepraiis 10 the rs isskttiy II

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March s.--An exnlo-
sion Of u steam-boiler occurred to-day at
Ferris's gold mine, six miles from this
place, killing one man, John Harris, and
dangerously wounding another. A large
building was completely demolished, and
the stamp-lnill and two engines badly in
iured. Loss $4,000.
Fatal. REt ULT FRoMA PANIC IN NEW YORK
CHURCH.
NEW YORK, March S.-A panic in the
church Of St. Francis Xavier tonight ciused
rush OF women from one OF the galleries.
In the tumult which ensued six women and
one boy were trampled under foot and
killed. The audience was composed en-
tirely OF women and children, 1t being the
4" W omen's Week in Lent" The number
Of persons injured could not be ascertained.
FIRES. y
EVANSVILLE, March S.-Posey block has
been burned. Loss, $4,000. si
CINCINNATI, March s.-Thc tobacco ware.
house at Bradford, KY, has been burned,
with $4,000 pounds Of tobacco; ~
.n.. MASONIC CENTENNIAL. .
Boston, March S.-The one hundredth
anniversary of the independence OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Massachusetts,
was celebrated to-day. Many distinguished
Masons from other States were present.
PRIzE-FIGHTER ARRESTED.
NEW YORK, March s.-Joe Goss has been
arrested here on requisition from the Gov
ernor Of Kentucky for prize-fghting, and
locked up. ~s ~,
HOSTILE INDIAN DEMONSTRATION.
NEW YORK, March ga Bozeman on.
IT, telegram of the 9th says: "Couriers
arriving here to-day report tile appearance
Of Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, and Dull
Knife, with from one thousand to two thou
sand lodges Of hostiles, forty-fire miles from
the Crow agency, threatening it. The Crows
are stated to have stampeded on learning Of
the approach Of their foes" ....-..:
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extra southern horses, 1850; plain heavy work;
ers. S80@s96; rood shessy workers, sl15@
1880; city light spring wagon horses. S80@s95 |;
New York streeters. ss0@s90 New = ork street
ers. extra, &9OA41O0: extra draft, Sl209ST46;
choice extra draft without blemisn and sound weigh
Ing from 1850 to ], 500 pounds, s145GSl7o; ex-
ira fancy driving horses, coed size, Sl46G9$190;
extra fancy driving horses, good action, $500
1920: good matched pairs for carIiages; 5000 s
minutes per mile. 81 IS @s240. = ~,
Broke Mules.-Muies, 13A TO IA hands High, S45
HIN 70 aanas ss g HANDS h
4s0@$s5; 14k to Is hands high. extra, $3.50
i5xx hands hig6, extra, Sio5a$II5; l53 TO 16
hands high, sf10@SI20: l53 to 18 hands high,
extra, $12563140; 16 to 16k hands hieh. $1,000
S155; 16 70 16k hands high, extra, 81 9a17O: :.
Un6roke Neutrality-suspicious. on all grades are f1c
@S15 p head less than those for broke mules. Un-
broke mules, to he salable, must be fat Fat mules,
four years old and UNDER sell ut 5l0@3l5 less than
older mules OF same grade Those that are over four
years old to seven years are the most marketable.
GLOBE. ,.,-4rgfr -s,.,1.ss Pig. 81
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

MARCH 6.-The period Of the week covered by
this report Is usually dull one, and In this instance
scarcely enoIgi, has been done 70 fairly gave general
been to purchase small lots, evidently with view OF
rRpenishing assortmerts. California, of the! fail
CLIP, has further attenton-especsa1Iy the better
grades. Course Texas are freely offered and rather
depressed In prices but other grades are held as be-
fore. Western eeces with the small stock, are arm.
Sales are 10000 bs.. Xxx Ohio feeces as 47c. !:
$4,000 lbs. X Ohio heeees at 43Hc. 81 600 fbs. un-
washed western feeces 1t 23kc; 1000 lbs; unwash-
fornia on private terms; 5000 ms. spring Cali
fornia, slightly bury, At 25a26c.; IS bags secured
spring California on private terms; 10000 lbs fall
CaIifernia at about l5c. 1000 lbs super pulled on
priv ate terms 200 s, pulled on private terms
5000 ibs. western Texas al, 23c.; $4,000 IDS. low
western Texas OH private terms: 5000 lbs. eastern
Texas on private terms 5000 hS.f on private
terms; 1000 lbs. unwashed 1ndtaaa ON private
Unconstitutional of Commerce. .S.st>
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MARCH 6.-Beepes.-For want OF fresh offerings
there was nothing doing IN beef cattle to-day and
of the market or in prices. Dressed beef was In
moderate demand this morning At 7A@sHc. p ID.
Two car loads Of western beef arrived in fair con-
dillon, rnd was selling slowly at 697c. 2 ID.
CatUes.-Fresh receipts were lao head. The de-
ma nd was very moderate and the market closed weak
at 769c. Z. b.. for common 10 prime yeals, and 4@
exc for . fed = ellves. Hog-dressed veals had
moderate call l00t1 L.. % 10. ~
load, or I6l head. There was n lrner feeling, and
prices were fraction higher than at the close OF
4 10 7c q ID. Dressed mutton was moderately
active this morning at 7Gb9c. p b. for common 70
prime carcasses. Sales include $50 Ohio sheep, 81
fbs average at IS 6a q 100 fts.: 100 Illinois dos
ga fs at 5Ac,; 337 Missouri do, 90 lbs, ut 5Ae.;
Is2 do 90 3bs., at $3.50 q 100 fbs.; and 1876 Ohio
-S,eine.~Fresh arrivals were s carloads, ore
hogs; all consigned direct To siaughterers. None
sold nliYe.-Joln.nai Q5 Commerce. arf r.,,-,5 r.
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al IA! y 9gRs be asE Old sssS
Rue Whfskeas: Medium. 81 .50as2: Dllre pld. Re
sa slrg F snd motrHsa,1 s s2s2So old
gin: Domestic. q .s5@s2: imported, 80 . case.
y Nelo England Rum $1.60. -
RsctiFed Whtsseys: Market steady; proof
80 ~ Lumber. Slaves, &c. ,.t
Lumber: White oak, s12@S15 3 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. SI2.5O@s26 q 1000; white pine
s201lS75 q 1000 yellow pine boards, s10Gfs14 /:
DIST. $l2@s1s. according to lengths. ShIngies-
Pine. s2.bO@Sb: cypress slx-incht 8f.50@511
1000. :Ie3s - !.
iSdues: Whiskey-barrel tiinbcr.green. FL s@S23F
1000; seasoned, S20@S25 p 1000, Flour-harrel
timber, S8@$7.50 = 1000. Flour-barrel poles, 81
Ms; h0gshead-hoops. no demand; hickory hoops,
MilI-Feed.
ihfpstuF: 40@45c. a busre
lBr0,onStuB: 25ll30c. p bllshei.
Shorts: 20625c, a busfIs;.
( Wheat Brnn: zoe. q p,l5hcl.
Corn Bran 1Sc. per btishef
.,,, Powder, Shot, &C.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.@s1.25 q 100 feel,
Ponder: 1915 by the five ke,ns-less than five
kegs, 1926; blasting, S3.25@s3.5O.
Shot: Northern, $2.40@S2.50 g bag of % fbs.
GriRdstones: 1at92lsc. p h.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

TSPANOLA CIGARS.
The subscribers have made arrangements for the
exclusive sale of the CIGARS of this well-knoWn
and celebrated brand, manufactured in Key west,
and invite the attention of the public to The full as
sortment OF all the usual styles they are now pre-
pared to offer. .. ~. -sis. ILL.,. ,,u.
Influenced by the high duties on imported cigars,
the proprietor of the Espanola factory mt Havana,
has establisheda =, ~. & .ltf1aa@ i.
So BRANCH IN KEY WEST,
and is using there the same class OF Vuelto AbaJo
tobacco us in the Havana factory the pure quality
and aromatic flavor of which have given this brand
its present high cretitanong consumers The prices
are materially less than for those from Havana and
a comparison will show that they are In every re-
snect fully equal. They are offered in connection
With our usual list of HAVANA CIGARS. - =. s. =
~ ). EACKER, MERRALL s. CUSDIT, Z.
PARK g. TILFORD,
fe 2l-lm OFT and 919 Broadway. New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SENATOR'S MORGAN OF ALABAMA AND
GROVER OF OREGON SEATED.
sherman Confirmed ia Secretary Of
the Treasury.

MATTERS FROM WASHING.
ToN-pACKARD'S LETTER CONCERNING
LoUIsIANk-TE CLAIMS THAT THE EN-
TIRE STATE RESPECTS HIS GOVERNMENT
FXCErT TIE CITY OF NEW ORLEANs-TRE
SENATE DISCUSSES AFFAIRS IN LOUISE
ANA AND SOUTH CARoLINA-THE PREs1-
DENT RESOLVED NOT TO WITHDRAW
ANY OF HIS SoMINATIoNS-THE TROOPS
TO DE REMOVED FROM THE soUTH-FA-
TAI EXPLOSION AT A NORTH CAROLINA
GOLD MINE-AREEST OF PRIZE
FIGHTER-THE WORCESTER EXPLOSION
FATAL RESULT FROM A PANIC.
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sEwING.MACHINRH.

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE FOR
VI MACHINES AND MANUFACTURES OF
OTHER sTATES-l. We offer 70 the pubic SUI
ncriors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut q reduced price
Sold On easy fnstaiments. r. r. Gibbs, an expert.
eneed sewtng-niachine man. Is now engaEed IN ,IIs
oIsice. Q. HAYNES'S HYDkOSETTS Joe ga5 IssH
LKER very reasonable. rates. 20 iEnic6 We cSs
special attention. 4. CAsT-IROSs Plies ofaaiil
SIZES ~ fess -" p''oe JofIN B. CREEsaAw,5
,Ss 90 Am 8. Z. 733 Main street, Agent.
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LOUISVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MARCH 5.-Cdttle.-The receipts to-day amount
ed to 5S7 head The market Is dull and at decline
from last week of at least quarter on the 100 lbs
Best grades Of shipping cattle are quoted at 500
s4@$4.5O; second grades, &3.50@53.75; me-
dunn. SO 80; common. s2:50@S3:
H0gS.-Market slow; best, S5.26@lS5.65; light,
S1esp.-Markct fair; best, $5@S5.50: common,
S4.50@1S5. III -
Mich Cu,cS.-Milch cows are selling atuS25@ $40.
Nearly all the shipments offered for sale We're closed
out. bat we would quote the market ON nearly all
classes of stock rs closing -Courier-JouTndt.
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sr. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

MARCH 5.-HorSes.-Demand fair from eastern
and southern buyers, but horses have To be good In
quality anf 60 at prices that not high. Eastern
buyers take streeters and qualities above and south
ern BUYERS take good farming grades. There Is also
some western inquiry for heavy workers. The city
trade Is fair for good streeters and drivers
though most Of this demand Is for workers. But
ali horses have to go al. low prices Plugs are dull
The stables. have row about 500 horses on han q,
toIerably fair in quatya little better than usual
few personal buyers are in the markef, represent
fng philadelphia, Interior points In .P9nnsyl yanta,;
BOSTON and the South. Farmers In the country are
70 ask strong prices or 10 expect them, bnt
when their stock arrives In the market It has 10 sell
at figures below their views. anotattons remain
Mriss-Have been quiet during the last four OF.
FIVE DAYS. The southern trade is now In lessened
nroporfIons In accord with the season OF the year.
About 300 bend arenow In the stables, generally OF
fair sizes Amoderate number OF sales were made
last week to buyers from the South, East ana West
THE South Is taking better grades lnan formerly,
and eastern men take good qualities. Last Week q
few West India aules were sold a. an ageragea SS5
per head. Good heavy workers are taken for the
West. but not in large numbers. Ine eaS,sIn us
mand has increased lately, MAINLY TON f c
yania. Illinois buyers show some deIuaa1 loa asS.
Ing niules There are nov some four OF ~
hut mostly small operators. Prices are weak al un.
Horses:--riag horses very common, hSn rSsg
S25 iIin,e hurses,s fsir, plug pofses
extra 4a5 @A4as plain common soathet1nn nSI3s
S36@s40 tair southern horses, saO@sao'
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 8, 1877.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 8, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 942 bushels. Red. 534 bushels.
CORN White, 956 bushels. Stra,o-colored, 1872
bushels. ..-.
OATS.-9S2 bushels. -. So. r..,
MEAL.-S2 bushels. ... .........
TIMOTHY SRED.-6 bushels.
STRAw.-30 bales. ......
SALES.
WHEAT White. TIA bushels prime on private
terms; 40 bushels very good at 1858; % bushels
prime at 81 .60-tolal. 242 bushels. Red, Az BUSH
els very good at S1.5s; 10 bushels very good at
Sl.57; 10 bushels good at $1.5C-total, 432 BUSH
els. ~
CoRN-White. 26 bushels common at 50c.: 1854
bushels good at Sic; 2S2 bushels prime at SEC. !;
22S bushels on private terms-total, 900 bushels.
StraW-colored, 1872 bushels ut SOC.
RE-EXuiDITED.
OATS.-9o0 bushels. ...g
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

MARCH 7.-FIour Is without change In prices with
the stock on hand very low. Wheat has further de-
clined, and $150 Is the price of choice: receipts
light, and sales at 30, rs TO quality. Corn
with sales SIC. for white and yellow, and 1c. for
mixed. A small lot of rye brought 8SGl70c and
100 bushels OF oats remained over unsold Turkeys
have advanced. and country produce generally is
Br,ner Gnzetip.
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ipETERsBURG CATTLE MARKET.

week ending March 9, 1877: The market this
week has been dull though closes firm. We quote
S6@SlO p head for good: common, 3@5c. Cows
and calves, $20@S40 2 head. Sheep In demand at
4@6Ic., gross Pork dull at 1860, nct.-AppeGk
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 6.-Tobacco.-Sew-The offerings to-day
were larger in hogsheads and loose, but mostly Of
very Inferior quality. The market opened quite ac-
tive At fair prices but cloSt dull at decline. The
large quantity of western tobacco now being thrown
on Virginia markets causes dizziness In the trade,
especially for common and medium grades. We re-
port the market dull Mt quotations:
LeaE-Common, s6.50@S7.50 medium. - @$S;
good, ss.5o@s9.50: good to fine, sl0@Sl2.5o;
mahogany, 313@Sl7.
Lugs.-Common, S3@s4 medium to good, 81 a
SO fine, s5.50@S7.50.-Appeaf.
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DaNytLI.E ToBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch]
MARCHs.-L Common, 81 ass; good,
5000: common bright, $s@s10; good bright,
81 O@s20. -.
LenE-New-C Common. 5000; good, $10@$12;
common bright, S15G320: good bright. 325@E40.
@s3O: fine, $50 9$40; extra, S45@ss0.
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CoyPEcTToyRRIEs.as.

CANNED GoQDS.-one
II thousand dozen two and three. pouad Sannsa
two-pound strawberries, tworpound kaspoarI.ss,
tWo-pound Damascus. bhes psrI,ss'
irpo,,nS Green peas, two-pourd SIgar: Corn, Cut
iinr,s California Canned Peaches. Aprtcoss. Sres1
GaSes Fresh Pranes, Dates Dtfea eeScnsss
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MINERAL WATERS. =

BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
ID WATER has been :lateiy introduced into this
streets who Is the sole agent for lis sale In
ana vicinity Although bur recently discovered us
curative powers In all diseases Of the Kidneys and
bladderand arrangements Of the stomach, such as
dyspepsia, &C.. are SO remarkable "a 10 place II Sc
once In the front rank Of curative waters. THERE'S
no remedial agent known which Will 30 quickly ana
e1ctualiy eradicate from tie system all traces OF
1 70 .'''>' - - ~. GEORGE sCHoEN,
NH 5-SulE .isits. HOO 3lain street.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
1881. MARKET.

MARCH 5.-Yirgna bright five pounds
9Oc.MSl: Virginia bright i've ami extra twist.
70@75c.; Virginia bright extra 6-lnch twist 20
m75c.: Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist, 81
GS65c.: Virginia common g. and 12-inch twist $40
Coo. Virginia mahogany navy So, As, and IS, 52@
55c.: Virginia smoking, IS and Is, 5O@65c. =.
'...- KENTUCKY. --s..-.r. ..-.a.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 66hfjSc.;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50M56c.; Louisville
navy, mahogany. second class, 50G52c.; Louisville
navy fine black, 4S6b51c.: Kentucky smoking to-
baccn lbs, rs, and Is. 29G51c.-Courier-J0ur
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 5.-The sales aggregated lis hogsheads
The Pickett House sold "a hogsheads: II hogsheads
OLD leaf at So, $780,. 81, $500, $3.50, SO. 40,
$3.50, s6.73, $500. So, ss.lO, $3.50; $500,
S4.i0, 81 IS, IS, -. So IS. and 34.75; hogshead
Davies County trash ut So, 1895, $3.50, and
S2.75: 2 hogsleadS Illinois Tugs ut 50. 25 and 81
3 libgsheads Brown County (Ind.) leaf and Tugs at
$3.50 and $40; hogshead Meade County leaf at
$3.50; 2 hogsheads Carroll County Tugs at 500
and $3.50: hogshead Bullitt County luss at 1915.
Cl0urier-Jourudt. r -
[Othar houses had sales Mt like prices.
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BY Teiesraph.

NEW YORK. March S.-Gold opened at 105A.
Moo on Stocks unsettled. Money, 2k per cent
Gold, LOSE. Exchange-Long, 4s4h short, 4S6.
Stats steidy. Governments active and shade
Epening. -Money easy: bid. Sterling firm at
484E. Gold weaker ut 1O5sG1G5S. Governments
dull and steady; new SIS. l10H States quiet and
steady.
... -'".s t. BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March S-Virginia 6s, deferred. 6 !;
consolidated, 677s; second SERIES 271s North Caro-
lima 6s, old, 17h; new. 9a; special tax, 2. Bid to-
dav
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Flour,

Fine, 1926: superflne, 1925; extra supernne,
1925; common family. S7.75 fancy family, S7.75
assoc. Market steady.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, March 8, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised "a hogsheads, FL
tierces, and 7 boxes. The offerings ut auction on
sOlange were 60 packages; Of which number Is
were taken aud hereInander sold at prices rang
ing from SIS to $3.50. r
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Nrw y 2 rs 81 1 Marley.

xnciif s.-Therc Is Arm feeling as % psicsss
with ttse doing lead sea- Saess ~ SsMSs
renoy !; virginia elosea at $40 $7o, earrenes.'-
JotffaHdE or Commerce..
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the fIlSLCFH &ENCS[IOEf.
THE pORTE'S Dirty.

LONDON, March 8.-A dispatch from st.
Petersburgh to the Reuters Telegram Com
pany says: 1t is authoratively stated that
General Ignatief, in conversations with the
Foreign statesmen, will demonstrate that
Russia is not at pursuing a separate eastern
policy, but at obtaining declarations from
the Powers that it is the Porte's duty to eX-
ecute the conferences programme, and I'M
less the Porte fulfils the duty any European
Power will be at liberty to claim its fulfil
mcnt. .'-'- ....,.. r-.-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

The WORCESTER CoLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, March S.-Sixteen bodies have
been taken from the Worcester colliery eX-
plosion. It is thought that six more are IN
the pit.
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CRoCKEnY. GLAsswARE. 3c.

CKOCAEHT.G LASS w fAc1E. &c.
NEW GOO d ST. Al 'aasi 80. i
PARTISAN PoReELANE DINNER, TEA
800 & AND ToILET-wARE, 49, .l. ...'...
equal in appearance TO the best French china, st
TO o. the cost. -s. I.
Also full line of DECORATED, GOLD-BAND,
and WHITE CHINA DINNER. and TEA,WARE
at popular prices. - j. r.. B.TAYLOR, gf1s
jas .s4,t.. +; s,rt#.--ffi NO, lQll Main stEc2t. y,
CHINA AND, PLATED-WARE.
SyAsES, new styles1samso decorations; n g41
designs CHINA DINNER and TEA-SETS, French
and English direct importation CHAN SEk SETS,
great variety: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stands,
Tea-Sets, Card Receiyersall new patterns z AT
LOR COAL ASSES handsomely decorated;
ONZES-Freach and japanese tintshs Call and
see styles and prices before purchasing. No trouble
To SHOW goods ID GEORGE GIBaONaJR, 80
-, Successor 10 James w. Gibson,
de is 1907 Main street. q
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To whiten and preserve the teeth, and eradicate
tartar without injury, use MEADE BAhER's
sAPoNINE RENTIFRICE, Sold at soc. a box by
druggists generally. "a =
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THE GREAT REMEDY
Dr.. DAIsMSTADT's
= +" ANTI-DYsPEPT1C DROPS
are working wonders in cases of .-.-
$50 SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
HEMORRH0IDS and
NERVOUS 1EBILITT,
arising from DYSPEPSIA. by restoring the stomach
to It's normal condition and keeping the bowels
open. Price, Csc. Sold by NIL druggists.
49,. ~ RIO. ARAISTEAD. Manufacturer,
sells S26 Main street. Richmond. Va
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OATS.-SoO bushels,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-11

Enthusiastic Democrats are in the hab it
OF crediting Mr.. Tildsn with half million
majority on the popular vote. In point of
fact, his majority on the popular vote, as far
as ascertained, is 1865 1t is needless to
say that without the excessive majorites Civ
en- him in nine Southern States he would be
in Il pitiablc minority. Arkansas gives him
10000 in round numbers; Georgia sc, 1000.
Kentucky g., 900, Mississippi 60, 600, Missouri
8,000 North Carolina 1900, Tennessee
$4,000, Texas 1000 and Virginia A, 900; Til.
denis aggregate majority in the above named
States is 457, 900. If we add Maryland 10 900,
Delaware 1900. West Virginia 10000, we
find that T;lGen's majority in She late slave
holding STATES is 4S9, 000--very nearly hall
million.
The total vote this year for Presidential
Electors is S, 1883 the largest ever cast
being 1855, 905 greater than i'll 1872 and A.
379, $50 greater than in 1865. In making up
the aggregate vote for President we must
not overlook the fact that Peter Cooper re.
ceived 81, G94 votes. 0,533 OF which were cast
in Iniana, II, 100 in Illinois and 3,O57 In
Ohio. We are indebted to the Cooper mer
in Indiana for the dispute that is now asita-
ting the country. Tildcn had no hope of all
election except in persuading u sufficient
number of Republican ''fools'. in Indians
las the New York World termed them) Il
vote for Cooper. They stepped into the trap
and the country is now trying to ascertain
the result.
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Congressman Young, of Tennessee, talks
like sensible man and patriot about the
Presidential trouble. Gas private Citizen"
he says. 81 gave my support to Mr.. Tilien,
and have expressed my belief that he was
fairly and honestly elected, but as the mat
ter is undergoing an investigation, and may
be called to sit in Judgment upon the ques-
ton, have as representative in Congress,
expressed no opinion as to whether he or Mr.
Hayes was elected, and shall not do so until
all the facts are laid before Congress Ishall
then, perhaps, take occasion to give my
views upon the subject. L have said, and yet
sN,., that if all the facts, when made known
alb all satisfy me that Mr.. Hayes was fairly
elected, | S vail favor his peaceful aud law
full inaugurat, NJ. and this believe to be the
sentiment of the Southern people and their
representatives in Congress. But if, on the
other hand, the facts Shall show that MIR. Til
den has been elected, believe it to be the du-
ty OF the people OF the dole country to in
sist that he shall be ina ugurated, not by
violence, but by the lawful and peaceful
means. | believe that there is legal solu-
ton of the entire question, AMI that Con
gress will reach that solution without dis
turbing the public tranquility. II not be-
lleve that any large part or respectable por-
ton of the Republican party would insist OH
the Inauguration of Mr.. Hayes if it were
and have confidence enough in the intelli
gence aud patriotism of the American peo
pie to hope and believe that they will moi
precipitate the country into another civi
war;
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BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SAY.

In speaking of persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own;
Remember those with homes OF glass
Should seldom throw stone.
II we have nothing else to do
But talk of those who sin,
tbs better we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge a man
Until he's fairly tried;
Should we not like his conn any,
We know the'world is wide.
Some may have faults-who have not j?
The old as well as young;
Perhaps we may, for ought we know,
Have fifty to their one.
III tell you Of a better plan,
And one that works full well;
try my own defects to cure,
Ere Of others tell
And though I sometimes hope to be
No worse than some 1 know,
My own shortcomings bid me let
The faults of others go.
linen let us all, when we commence
To SANDER friend or foe,
Think OF the harm one word may do
To those who little know.
Remember. curses, sometimes, like
Our chickens, ''roost at home
Don't speak OF others faults until
We have none of our own.