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BISMARCK, the great German Premier,
is not unmindful of the power ioSf the
press, but on the contrary seems to rec
ognize it as the chief factor in the forma-
tion of public opinion, and in this he
shows his marvellous astutebess and
acumen. He has formed two press bu-
reaus, one directly connected with the
Government aud the other not ostensibly
SO. Through these he keeps himself posted
concerning the animus of every journal
published in the Empire, and SO keen is
his vigilance that not leading editorial,
friendly or unfriendly, escapes him. Be-
sides this system of oversight he has al7o
established correspondence bureau,
which furnishes, without cost, interesting
reading and able letters to German and
other papers all over Europe and Ameri.
ca. No. less~than $50 papers In this
country alone receive and publish such
correspondence. The expense of all this
work is enormous, yet pays more than
any one man today. Bismarck rules
the world, because of his great sagacity
in employing the mightiest of all agen-
cies, the modern press.--7hs 0ccidsgt.
, 1878-06-28

A SATISFACTORY RESULT. = Spain
claims the discovery of incombustible
paper A number Of experiments have
been made with the process, and the re-
suits are said to have been very satisfac-
tory. The paper will not bum, no mat
ter what may be the intensity of the
heat applied. A single sheet submitted
to the direct action of flame will car
bonize, but does not take fire. If roll
of prepared paper is placed in the hot
test fire the outside leaves will carbonize
and the edges for a short depth, but the
interior remains unaltered, the writing or
printing being perfectly lcgible. Papers
already written or printed upon may un-
dergo the process without injury.
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STAUNTON.
INSTALLATION OF A MINISTER-MEETlNG OF
DRUGGIS1S-HOP, &C.

INSTALLATION OF A MINISTER-MEETlNG OF
DRuGGIs1S-Hop, &C.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
MARCH ), 1878.
Sunday morning the services at the Luz
theran church were very interesting, being
the installation OF Rev. John Bachman Has
Kali, OF Charleston, S. c., rs pastor OF that
congregation. The sermon was preached
by Rev. D. NJ. Gilbert, Of Winchester, a
former pastor OF this church. The clergy
appeared in robes, after the old Lutheran
style, and the congregational and choral re-
sponses were said and sung by the congre-
cation and choir in strict following OF the
Book Of Worship. The choral service, I'M
der the direction OF Professor Ide, was
very fine. The audience present taxed the
capacity OF the building to accommodate
them. In the afternoon there was chill
dren's service, and at night the communion
was administered.
Yesterday afternoon the druggists Of the
city held meeting, presided over by Cap
tain Frank Berkeley, with Mr.. George w.
May as secretary. and passed resolutions
denouncing as an outrageous libel Il letter
which appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer
of the 25th uliimo regarding the excessive
Use OF opium in this city. The letter was
4 manufactured piece OF correspondence.
and was so abSurilly false as to be ridicu-
ious. The resolutions OF the druggists
were endorsed by all the practciug physi-
clans of the city.
Last night the season OF the winter closed
with fashionable hop at Mozart Institute.
PESN
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
ol Ssw 4nHk s a s4s sss Po"r iodsc
lower. with only limited export aud home: trade de-
mand: superfne western and State. &4@s4. 65, the
ss.5O@se rs. Wheat I@2c. lower. Corn about
ern: Oats fiji and fairly active. Coffee quiet and
Se c S for V fr to ", good re"ns refined
more active ana firm: $1,000, for standard A.
Molussrs-Foreign nomiaal: New Orleans moderate
Turnen,ne unchaneea Coal quiet; s;s2S@@ss5s
Wool quiet an, in buyers favor; Texas. 14@25c.
Pork h,avy and lower at $40 25@il0.5e. Lard
%sssy y a ss pE sasy ss @
sellers al + .O6@sl .O6I:. Freights about steady.
BALTIMORE.
HALTIMoEE f. March 6.-Four dull aud lower II
sell; .qrotarion+, nominally unchanged. southern
esd wn,ar
1929. Southern corn lower and easier; western
lover closing steady; southern white, sac yellow,
sIssT r,S ss HS@s @hSs. EaTd, Sc SGs;
S1.O6AGS1.07. Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI
. CINCINNATI. March 6.-Flonr dull: family, $3.50
@S6.50: Wheat dul:; red, *l:l0@s 10: Corn
@63c. BARLEY iira; prime to choise Surfing. $50
ket si YVES. Buikomea.s Unsettled and generally
lower: shoulders SSe asked; ShoPt rio 1m nr
Sugar quiet ana unchanged. Hoys dull ut VI. So:
Shipments. go head receipts, 222 head q
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March G.-Flour dull and nnchanGec.
Wheat dull : red, s1.ls: amber and white. al.23.
Corn dull white. u &C.: mixed, 40c. Oats-WbitP.
s2c mixed Rye dG Ro e. Csc &c., PORK PORK dal!
axe; clear rib. 5s@5'sc: clear sides; 5hc Bacon
clear sides. 6isc.-loose. Sug ,r-currd hams. 9Hc.
Wniskev steady a. $l.03. Tobacco quiet and I'M
changed. -
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Flour unsettled aud lower:
buyers offering lower price. Wheat lower: No; 3
Whisky ste dy at 81 .0s., Pork dull ct slQ21;
| entirely nominal Cattle dull; shipping steers,
ss.5eas5 Hogs very dull on packing es ss sGns
ss.5o sheep in good demand for fat at steady
prices.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Flour steady and In fair de-
| maud. Wheat unsettled, in fair demand, and lower
No l Chicago spring and gill edge, $l.1S; No 2
cSs saSo sDsns ss chsag 6ss pns
sly. Corn unsettled and lower; gilt edge, 42kc.
Oats dull and nominal Rye In fair demand ni and
at 4SG461c. Pork active. lower. and pancky at
1915. Lard In fair demand and lower at 81. Bulk
meals dull and lower; shoulders, 1925; short ribs,
| So short clear, $3.50. Whiskey Sl.O4.
| Receipts: Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat, "a 900
bushels; corn, 900 bushels; oats, o. ooO bush
Shipments: Flour. $4,000 barrels: wheat, $4,000
bushels; coru. 900 bushels OATS 35 GOO bush
els; rye 1.600 bushels barley. IL 900 bushels
| Afternoon Bodrd-Wheat hrmer but not higher.
Cora uuie and steady. Oats steady and uncla nged.
Pork heavy and lower at 80 724 April S9.s7!i
May Lard dull and lower; $7.O24 April, $7.l2'a
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NV YORK. March 6.-Cotton-Sct receipts.
sales 4, 90 bales: March. 81 10; April, I'll. lD
$ll.l2: Nav. S1l.l9d$l1.20: june. l30
Jul;, $lI.36@sll:37: August, 81 42@$l ~ ;
slI.0s: November, $ll.95@sll.9o; December,
S1O.96M$ln.9S.
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sAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

IAN FRaNiISSO llChS.
SAN Francisco, March 6.-George w.
Abbott. the absconding partner in the
brokers' firm of Abbott Il Co., has been ar
rested on the steamer Georgia at Acapulco
by the United States consul. Fifteen thou
sand dollars were recovered.
Fire Commissioner Ordenstein is miss
ing. The widows and orphans fund, OF
which he was the custodian, is found to be
short about $4,000. He is supposed to have
absconded.
1t is stated that charges against Mint.Di-
rector Llnderman have been forwarded to
Mr.. Glover, chairman OF the Committee on
Expenditures of the Treasury Depart
ment. They are to the effect that Under
man directs the affairs OF the minis, espc-
cialy that at San Francisco, so as to enable
private individuals to make large gains at
the expense of dealers in good faith on
tradc-doilars, and that he discloses prema-
t,lrely orders of the Treasury Department
for illicit purposes.
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sistiSiA,.I, Mt u.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
YspyEsr ~. March ii. 1878.


| Nntsrfcan Gotd II OF bid. III
State acknowledgements eonso's. 55 Md, %
asked Virginia console new, SO bid; Virginia de.
ferred. bid: Virginia tax-receivabie coupons. n
III. TN asked, ysjss. 4, - Il Z 4sf6
Citu Securities. Richmond city s's. 118 lid,
LIT asked; Richmond city 6is, 1OIH bid |; Man
chester S's tar-receivable. SO bid, 90 asked Man-
chester bridge 9is. 10 L asked. Il ! &sissE
Railroad BondS.--Virginia Central Railroad FIRST
mortgage 6's, j. and j.. e5 bid; Yirrnia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, B.. and j.. TAX bid:
Ytr2iuta and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
8s. j. and j.. SO bid; Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road third mortgage BIS. j. and j., 90 bid; Pc.
tersburg Railroad first mortgage 6s, j. and j., S6x
bid: Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage S'e, j. and D., lob bid; Richmond, Frede-
r;cksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's. j..
and j.. 100 bid; Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 7s, j. and D.. 96k bid
Richmond and Danvile Railroad consolidated 6s,
81. aud n, II bid Piedmont Railroad first mort
gnRe S's. "A. and DE-, SO bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par. 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pot0-
mac Railroad seven per cents guaranteed, 100 par,
Bank Stocks.-Union Rank of Richmond, so
par, Al bid, 43 asked; Merchants and Planters
Savings, 20 par. 81 bid, 194 asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire aud Ma
rine. 25 par, 39k bid Virginia State, rs par, %
bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 104 asked: Mer-
chants and Mechanics. 100 par, 81 asked: City,
par. rs bid.
MiseeIianeous.-old Dominion Steamship COM
pany, 100 par, rs bid.
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i eia, ec:; wer sailed sSgc; spl.ed calf.
sS:s county, a.r sos
Gn,sn Isg2s fS , s,l q % narnss
sss as ess s psass sri aa
FROM ssssi. : Nails. &c.
iron American reDlten. sUfd ly0n,EaIor. 2l.IO
@2 3-i0c. d b.; Enafan and Amer,caI sheet. sd
&C.: Swedes, hammered. 6kc4. hoop, 4lf6: Pig
iron ylrans coai.hast - charcoal. :, s2s@s32
As!orssshoss: ,s4:S oss4. as per reg
Ndfts ]: Old Dominion. $3.50 ser ees Tor stand
aru-tfaf is. teE.Dennv: tner sizez extra.
Z, PleagA-s asttngs: wholesale. 4ia4hs.: retail,
Zone: MANILA. best. I s@s1sc.: y1s. s.sc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, Bic: white. 4c.: ~oolIeu.
~ Liauora. Wines. &c.
Ale: scoreh. best brands, pinis aZ@as..2S .
Brandies: Domestic. sl.2s@s2: rruI. ..l.2sa
$50; app ,a n neg; sis:93ss2: Old s2.25ass:
Rue Hktaksns Medium. 81 .50Gs2: our. eio. 81
@a4 Virginia alounlaili, new. sz@.2.nu. Id.
Gin: Doicestic. a1 .2Ji9$2: imported. - a cAse
Neso England Ram: $i.85.
Rectifed WhtSaeyS: Marker quiet: proof. $40.
LicorIce. Sl
Ltcortes Paste:J G. s Co.. 3lc.: q. r.. &c:
2as.: A. G; G.; 26c.: g. G.: Csc; G. c. Eagle
- a-' Lumoer. slaves. &c.
LtsnIher: White oak. S12MS15 q 1000: wpsters
viratnia poplar. Sl2.50@S25 p 1000: white pine
S20@s65 D 1000 yellow pine boards, Sl0sG*14;
joist s12(a$lS. according 10 lengths. Shineiea-
Pine. t2.b0t0$6: cypress six-lnch. S7.606S1O
1000. Laths-SpIt; $3.50; sawed. s2.26@s2.5s
&aues:: Wh,skey- barrel tilnber.y green. s1a@s2eN
timber S6aS756 1000. Fionr-barrei poi,s,1
as: hogsbead-hoops. demand; bicsory-bosps,
Powder. shot. sc.
Ease Toys mining, 35ct@$l.25 a 100 Yect.
Ponder: 1919 by the five kees-Iess thap 6vS
ke gs, 6.25 blasting, A3.25@&3.50.
Shot: Northern, &2. 10@s2.2b p bag OF 2k os.
Grindstones: 13ta2l&c. a D.
Mill.Feed.
ShtDstuf: ,40@45c. q bushel; &24 p toa.
Br0ten STUFF: 25630c. p bushe.; $22 p ION.
Wheat Bran: 25@3Gc. p bnshei: $22 q ton.
Corn Bran: Tic. per bushel !; Si5Gsl 8 q ton.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, March 6.-Heavy foundations in
consequence OF rains are reported in the
Colon district, damaging the sugar crop. A
water-spout near Madruga ruvaged four
plantations.
The insurgent chief Estebana Arias, with
200 men with their arms, surrendered on
the 4th instant in the neighborhood OF
Yara. The same day Jose Gomez and $50
persons, with their arms, gave themselves
up. Surrenders continue. Perfect har-
mony reigns everywhere between the Span
iards and the CuDans.
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West Virginia.
ARREST OF ILLICIT DISTILLERS.

ARKES1 OF IlIalCII D1.fII11sEIt''
WASHINGTON, March Conformation has
been received from West Virginia stating
that within the last two weeks twentv-four
arrests have been made for illicit distilling.
The establishments were situated in the
mountains. Arrests continue to be made.
The quantity of liquor captured being
small, it was destroyed by the revenue Off
GERS making the raid, as the expense OF
transporting it would have been greater
tb.n If syoS worth
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE PROPOSED EGYPTIAN PRoTECTORATE.
LONDON, March 6.-The London CORE
spondent OF the Edinburgh Scotsman tele-
graphs that journal that the idea OF Eng
land absorbing or establishing a protecto.
rate over Egypt, now no much discussed,
would seem to be such that it could hardly
fail to bear fluit.
The London correspondent OF the Man.
chester Guardian says Lord Beaconsfield is
strongly opposed to the annexation OF
Egypt
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

:
The breaks to-day comprised 27o hogsheads and
tierces. The off rings 1T auction on 'Change were
80 packages; Of which number "a were taken IN,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from $160
to S22.
The common and nondescrpt portions of the
crop being disposed of, while the better qualities
of tobacco arc held for better market. The manu-
facturers are buying but little. We quote: Common
TO medium leaf for rehanding S4M*5. Stemmers
are paying for Tugs So 5O@S3.50: common leaf
S4G!5: medium to good leaf, $6@SS: fine. $40.
There are few Colony shipping Tugs on the mar
ket ut from So to Sc.
Black rellandled shipping lugs are held ut from 90
to So and $3.50. Bright wrappers-common TO me-
dunn, S15@$20; good TO fine, S25@s40; extra,
$50. Colony filters, ss@*15. For smokng-to-
baeco-very common bright, S6@S7; medium to
good 81 O@$l5: fine, S1S@$20; extra, S25@S3O.
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Germ any.
BISMARCk,S MINISTERIAL SCHEME.

BISMARCK 5 MINISTERIAL SCHEME.
BERLIN, March SIN the German Parlia-
ment to-day debate was commenced on the
bill for the representation of the Imperial
Chancellor. The Bavarian Minister-P resi-
dent declared himself, in the name OF Bava-
ria, against the proposal TO form imperial
ministers. as tending to weaken the author
ity Of the Federal Council and prejudice
the autonomy of the several States. But
Bavaria. he said, recognized the necessity
Of the appointment Of a Vice-Chancellor.
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Massachusetts.

HEAVY FIRE-Loss-FouR HUNDRED OPERA
TIyEs OusTED.
Bo5ToN, March 6. - The loss by the burn
ing Of p. S. Leach's satisfactory at Brock
ton, Mass, Is $i50.000; insurance, $780,
600. Four hundred operatives have been
thrown out Of employment by the tire.
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Rurnell TO Death.

GLENDALE, HENRICO COUNTY. YA.,
March 5; 1873.
Editors Dispatch: A sad case OF death
by fire occurred in this neighborbood yes
tcrday afternoon. A little colored girl,
daughter Ct John II. Adkins, living on the
farm Of Joseph 3. Smith, Esq, while dress
Ing in front of the fireplace her clothing
caught tire, and was burned completely
from her BODY. The child died at s O'Clock
p. NJ. GLENDALE.
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Ohio.
Of A DOIBI.E MURDERER.

CONVICTION OF A DOUBLE MURDERER.
CINCINNATI, March Civilian BawSher
has been convicted OF the murder Ct McNey
and his wife, and will be sentenced to-mOr-
row.
REPEAL OF THE RESUMPTION ACT ASKED.
COLUMBUS, March GA House joint re-
solution asking Congress 10 repeal the re-
sumption act passed the Senate to-day by a
party vote-Democrats voting in the Affirm
alive and the Republicans in the negative.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

SoION ea4<O L ASo3S 41AS4Ac1A<S15s
RICHMOND. March 6. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 244 bushels. Red, 1878 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 1850 bushels. Mired, 100 bus! :
els.
OATs.-S46 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 224 bushels on private terms:
20 bushels ut S1.20-total. PA bushels. Red, 80
bushels very good FutZ ut Sl.23: 8 bushels conf
mon Fultz III 81 Is: IL bushels mixed at $3.50; 4S
bushels very good FuItz at $1.22 81 bushels prime
mixed at 1892: 62 bushels common Ful'z At
Sl.O5; 6S bushels common Futz at $1.1S; %
bushels prime Fultz ut $1.25;, 40 bushels prime
Fultz at 1925: 10 bushels choice Lancaster al
sl.35; 80 bushels good Futz.ai $l.25; A bushels
very good FuZ ut s. .23: "a bushels prize FulIz as
1925; 26 bushels prime Fullz at $l.33-total, 524
bushels.
CoRN.-TVhit 400 bushels prime ut 55c.: 400
bushels prime on private terms; 400 bushels prime
at Soc; 60 bushels prime at 55c.; 100 bushels
1890 bushels. Nired, 100 bushels at soc.
OATS.-236 bushels fair spring at $780,: 100
bushels prime spring on private terms-;otal, 396
bushels
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BY TeIegraph.
NEW YORK.

NV New, I9 Ssa, MaIcn o:-Soiu Opener a. luz.
Gold, 10lk. Exchange-Long, 4S4: short. 4s6.
Slate bonds quiet. Governments strong and higher,
except new 5's, which are unchanged fz ta
Eoenlng-Money active at 5 per cent. Sterling
firm at 4S4. Gold steauy at 1015. Governments
generally firm; new SIS, 1883. States steady.
BALTIMORE.
3 BALTIHoRE. March 6.-Vireinia 8's. deferred.
AZ: Virginia consoIs, sex; second series, 81. Bid
to-day. Ef4 seaE. Is
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Rome.
poNrlRlcAL coNpIRMArloNs.

LONDON, March 6.--The Rome correspon-
dent OF the Times says: cardinal Fran
Chi has been confirmed Pontifical Secretary
OF State Cardinal Simeoni, Project of the
Propaganda; Cardinal Morrchlnl, Pontiii-
cal Camerleugo, and Cardinal Bartolini,
President OF the Congregation OF Rites"
THE P0PR's RECOMMENDATION TO PARISH
PRIESTS.
The same correspondent says: "The
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Sun sets. ....... 800 MOruing........ $50
MooR Set ...... $50 F:vruinc........... G:o2
PORT uE RICHMOND. MARCH 6. 1878.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Riley. Rilev, Charleston. phos-
DllaIe, w. A. james.
schooner G. {. A. Travers Mitchell. Baltimore,
guano, Richmond and Danyillc rail oad
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylve. ter, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. 81
Taium. agent.
coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A. s. Gaskell. GaskelI. Philadelphia vfa
Old Fori, ties and wood, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Walter, Thomas. Baltimore, camel coal,
G.. Storrs, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schooner Henry Adelbert, Moody. Bath, Me..
March lst
NEIORAEDUM.
Schooner +. 4 l.. Cor'iery, Hi2bee. from Rlcll-
mond. wiih coal for Providence. was run inion
z. 81 March Sd. Cape May Light bearing, north by
west, eight mites, BY Il iigbt-laden boat outward
bound The schooner sunk at \. D.. 4th. All
hands s:,yei. A small portion OF the rigging may
be saved. The r.. & l.. registered 81 tons built at
Absecum in 1868. and hailed from Great EgS ltar-
Dor.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 6.--Arrived Farbody. Ar
rived out: Contest =. y. C0llymorc, Jove, Ansca,
Emma Ocean Child. Oxford. John Clarke, Desonia,
Maggie Miller. Siberia. Home1ard bound: jacob
Rovens, for Bull river. ,
LONDON, March 6.-Arrired at Falmouth, Busy
Bee, from Oporto for Wilmington, with loss otforc
| iopmast yards and sails.
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New York.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A SPANISH
EDITOR.
NEW YORK, March G.-Senor Don Enrique
Munizo. editor of the Spanish Govern
ment organ in this city, has mysteriouslv
disappeared. 1t is reported that the Spanish
Secrel-Service officials Of this city have been
instructed by Consui-General Uniarte to in
vestigate the matter. Some OF Munizo's
friends allege he has met with foul play.
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE METHODIST EPIs-
coPAL CHURCH SoUTH.-The ninety-fourth
annual session OF the Baltimore Conferen ce
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will open at St. Paul's church, Fayelte
street, this morning. Among the visitors
TO the Conference are Bishop ID. s. Doggett,
ID. D.. DR.. W. w. Bennett, j. e. Edwards,
Rev. Mr.. Rankin. DIR. a. II. BEDFORD, DIR.
}. b. McFerrin. Dir. r. N. Sledd, ID. Laf-
ferty, j. l.. Clark, j. w. Compton, b. Ar
bogast, and Paul Whitehead. - Baltimore
Gazette. 6th.
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DRY GOODS.

NOTICE.
L. LICHTESSTEIS,
l7O5 AND 1907 FRANKLIN STREET.
has determined 10 ciose out his entire stock OF
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. NOTIONS. &c. at great sacrifice before
removing 10 his new STORE. which he Is now barring
built All in want Of bargains would do well 10 cali
as early as possible. l.. LICHTESSTE1S.
fe Il-3m ICES and 1907 Franklin street.
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The Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads in the House has agreed to recon-
mend bill providing for the adoption al
the donble-stamp return postal-card. This
card il OF the same size as that now In use.
The two UPPER corners OF the card have
each recent stamp affixed.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGlES. &c.


r lGHTFAMILY CARRIAGES MTk
pHAETONS, BUGGIES, &c.
have large assortment OF the above articles.
My facilities Tor manufacturing all Kings Oh Fei'
Giles cannot be excclled and o. that seee'nl can NIL
orders AT very short notice aud very low price,
REPAIRING AND ALTERATIONS -
In this department, requiring Us masn sAth au'
experience rs the building CT new carriages, one'
uheqaa''ea ao'"' GEORGE A. AlNSI.lE,
n,nk No. 10 Tenth street.
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Fine. $3.50: superfne. s5@S5.25; extra suuer-
Hut. sea $685.; common family. 81 ; fancy family
aud City Mills. So. and very duh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-07
CLOTHING.

Holm LATOUCHE, "a
~ MERCHANT TAILOR. WA
NO 4 NORTH TENTH STREET, VIZ
has lust received his first INSTRUMENT Of s2
SPRING GOODS
These are very fine goods, and vii be made ap III
The best manner and at low prices. Good CaSS1-
MERE SUITS at S25 and up. 10 ~
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-26
Tho Central Pacific VI Northsr1 Pa
ci8c.

The Central Pacific " Northsr1 Pa
ciac.
Chicago Tribune.
The unfortunate bondholders of the
n P r R, who are before congress with a
reasonable plea for an extension Of time
in which they may construct their road,
have met new and formidable enemy
in the lobby representing the Central
Pacific Co., which is working with might
and main to defeat the extension meas
ure before the house committee. The n
P people, whose affairs were thrown into
almost hopeless confusion by the suspen-
,ion of Jay Cooke & Co., and who have
already completed large portion of their
line, ought not to be crushed by the pow
erful influence Of one Of the richest corr
porations in the world-a corporation
without soul, and whose only interest
is to prevent the competition which the
Northern Pacific would create, as well az
to secure the patronage Of that portion Of
the far Northwest which would naturally
fall to the lot Of that road. l:fs
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-26

Cattle Tor tho Ye11ovstone Valley.
We acknowledge call last week from
Mr.. David May, of Yakima valley, Ore
gon. Mr.. MAY has but recently re-
turned from an extended trip and ex.
animation of the country east of Boze.
man. He mas purchased place called
the Cold Spring ranch, about SO miles
this side of Miles City, and will remove
. herd of cattle from Oregon to that
place next season. Mr.. Huntington,
Mr.. Graham and Mr.. Butler will accom-
pany Mr.. May from Oregon, and each
brings herd of cattle with him, for
permanent location in the Yellowstone
valley. About six thousand head will
be brought over.-[ Bozeman Courier.