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BERLIN, March elm the debate on fhe
parliamentary discipline bill Yesterday Ba.
| ron Staufenbnfg, yice-president OF the
Reictstag. who, ID consequence OF his Office,
is considered authority on the subject,
treated The bill sharply. He criticised the
Governments argaibenss, md appealed to
The honse to re 3sect the bib. Herr BeaeI de-
claFed his parry considered that the, bill
aimed = iat exefHiiIg them from the
;Reicbstag as much ss possible, eyen.
before the elections, and destroying
AL parliamentary freedom OF speech. he
related how Bismarck had once prevented
him iron speaking in che Reichstag. and
how, when he subsequently published q
pamphlet 30 explain his Tiews, he was sent
TO prison. He Ironically suggested q law
!depriying all Germans OF sheiT, franchise
wh I'm the police suspected OF rerolutiona-.
rY tendencies. Such law as Is proposed
by the Government was possible in mother
country. ,.,-5-...r !,
- e,.,,4a EEse Z,,lH wss. -
LORD cHELMsFoRD's COMPETENCY CRITICIZED.
LONDON: March 6.-The Standard and
Pdlt-IMaN Gazette declare that Lord Chelms-
ford is incompetent Tor the post he now
holds. The Times, after summarizing the
full details OF the Isandula disaster, which
are now at hand, says Lord Chelmsford was
both surprised ard deceived. Pie Post
says: Nobody, Will be surprised 10 hear
that it has become Il matter Of anxious con-
sideration whether the strategy of the war
should not now be entrusted to the highest
available talent.n 90 ........,.... !. :. 49,.
Conflict Over the Afghan Throne.
ST. PETERSBURG, March GA telegram
from Tashkend states that after the death
of Sbere Ali at Mozarisherif q bloody con-
ffict broke out among the followers OF the
various pretenders to the Afghan throne,
and that the partisans OF Yakooh Khan
were victorious. Il was reported that va
koob Khan and two other pretenders had
taken refuge at Herat.
The Russian Plague.
LONDON, March G.-The Daily Ielegrapk's
st. Petersburg dispatch says there is more
trustworthy testimony to hand than that
contained in the official accounts, showing
that the plague has not only made no pro-
gress, but tends to disappear altogether.
Trial of PnSsanantc.
NAPLES, ITALY, March 6.-The trial OF
Passanante, for attempting to assassinate
the King, was commenced here tot day.
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New York Items.

= NEW YORK, March 6.-The records OF the
Building Department for the first two
months of 1879, as compared with the first
two months Of 1878, show marked increase
in the amount Of business transacted, and
indicate Il healthy revival in the building
interest OF the city. sx -
An investigation by a special agent OF the
Post-Ofiice Department recently con- luded
has unexpectedly revealed an organized sys-
tenn for robbing private letter boxes, OF
which merchants and others will be Official,
Il warned. A young manlrecertly arrested
has confessed that a gang have been engaged
for. some. time in. robbing private letter.
boxes, and occasionally the street-lamp
post receptacles for letters.
THE widow OF .Bayard Taylor arrived in
.,b;s c;tv TO-DAY on board the steamship
Herder. The remains OF her husband arc
expected to arrive next week on the Gel
bert
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tsshIn~te,,,.

81 ~. wnslsingtnn. ~
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS FOR BE.srf1nT.
q WAsHISgToN, ID. c., March 6.-The Presi.
dent to-day appointed George Holmes 10
be collector OF Eeustams for district Of Beau
fort, S. G.
- - OTHER ITEMS.
Z Nv 4GHINGT9N, March Il 1.-The War, De-
.paftmeslt Has promuig atedfth he report of the
Court or inquiry into the conduct Of Major
Reno tat: the batiie OF Little Big Horn,
fought Jnne2J and &c. 1871 70. After reeiifng
the events Of that battle as testified before
the court, the report says the conduct OF the
officers Throughout was excellent; and
while subordiEates Id some instan ces did
more for The safety OF the command by
brilliant dispIays'ef courage flian did Mafor
Reno, there was nothing in hrs conduct to
Justify animadversien from this court.
The recently-enacged law giving three
months extra pay to officers and soldiers,
and officers. seamen, and marines employed
in the war with Mexico, does not include
service who, have already re-
ceiyed three months extra pay under abe
actor July 10, 1S4s., 10.
Il having been mentioned by visitor TO
the President to-day that much surprise
and dissatisfaction was expressed at bis
calling an extra session so soon after adj
iournment of the late Congress, the PreSi-
dent replied that the proclamation was
issued upon information that the earliest
practicable day would DO acceptable to the
majority of the members-elect, although it
was natural that some OF; those reelected
and living at remote distances from the cap
ital might complain, rs they would rot have
time to visit their families and return.
. The President was indisposed to con-
verse OH The declafed object OF the Demo
Gratis, through Senator Beck, TO insist on
the enactment OF certain measures as a con-
dition fer the granting OF supplies. He
had not yet seen the programme, and there
fore could not pass an opinion on it, but he
could not believe, in the absence Of such
sures were contemplated.
sdent SAID the appointment would be
promptly announced when made, but this
would be deferred until the extra session.
Although there is.no semi-official basis for
the announcement, it is believed that the
Presidents message TO Congress will be
brief, and confined to the subjects Tor which
it win be convened, and that he will, at the
instance of the Treasury, advise that mca-
sures be adopted for an incl ease OF revenue,
it having been decreased to the extent oil
$40, 100000 by the passage of the tobacco
BILL The Secretary said to-day that but Tor
this he would have SaS,000,000 OF surplus
revenue with which to pay the arrears OF
pensions recently authorized by Congress.
The Presidents approval Of the court
martial sentence OF Captain Thomas Blair,
of the Fifteenth infantry, dismissing him
from the service, Was otscialy promulgated
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The Constatntionality of m u X n e
Grecnbacks q legal Tender TO be
''-'..-.

r.,- (E'rom the Washington Republican,
The constitutionahty Of the legal-tender
act, so FAR as it applies to the issue OF Gov
eminent notes in time of peace, having the
quality OF legal tender for private debts, is
about to be brought to a test in the courts,
and Of course finally in the Supreme Court,
BY an agreement between Mr. S. B. Chitten-
den. member Of Congress for the Brooklyn
IN. W district, and General Benjamin f.
Butler, each agreeing to bear the costs and
other expenses on his side Of carry ing case
through the lower courts and UP to and
through the Supreme Court.
Butler says & case can easily be made for
a friendly suit to bring up the POINTS: Let
a note OF any person OF upward OF $4,000
be presented to him for payment; let him
tender there for payment in greenbacks of
The issue of 1878, or the issue OF any date
since August 20, 1866, which is the official
date OF the end OF the war; let the party
holding the note refuse the tender and bring
suit; let the tender be pleaded. state what
it was, and let that plea Oh tender be de-
INJURED to. and the record OF the whole case
need not take up two pages, and thus raise
the whole question Of the right OF the GOV
ernmert in time Of peace to issue legal
tender notes or money.
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France.
THE NEW MINISTER or COMMERCE.

LONDON, March G.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Daily Neoos fears N. Plerand, the
new Minister Of Commerce, in the compro-
mise BY which he entered the Cabinet,
welded more than his colleagues. The cor
RESPONDENT adds "This probably does not
matter much. as, according to all hear, the
whole Cabinet must be thoroughly re-
modelled before long. Deputy NJ. An
drieuy, the new Prciect OF Police, must
seek reelection to the Chamber on his APP
pointment. It is most doubtful whether he
will be successful, as he is in diSfaYor with
the Lyons Reds for having made speech
against plenary amnesty wherein he de-
scribed the Lyons Communists as assls-
sins"
LONDON, March 6.-The Times CORE
spondent at Paris says: I" NJ. Tirard's
presence in the Cabinet gives it more dc
etdedly Il Left character, and threatens to
partially ALLEVIATE the Left Centre. Fl will
also doubtless increase the agitation among
the Protecliouis!s; but the Protcc.onists,
though more energetic, are less numerous
in the Chambers than is supposed. The
Republicans are perfectly well aware that
by following the ProtcctioniSt policy they
would be playing into the bands OF the Boz
napartistS, who have hitherto claimed free
trade as an inherent portion OF their pro-
erammc, since it may be the debate
on the commercial question would not
result in Protcctlonist victory, pro-
yided The Ministry declares itself yigor-
ouslv, as it seems probable it will, rs NJ.
Tirard and NJ. Say are the ministers spe-
ciaj,v charged with the questions OF issue.
The deputies of the pure Left yesterday
discussed the rropEiety of forming them
selves into a moredistlnct group, to the eX-
clusion of the Centreists aud Extremists.
| No decision was reached, but the discussion
| is Significant
LONDON, March Ga Reuters dispatch
from Madrid says General Martinez Campcs
land g., Senior, Cunoyas del Castillo to-day
each individually advised the King to en-
| trust the formation Of Cabinet to the
other IL is generally believed the new
Cabinet will include both.
The Impartial publishes a report that
General Blaneo. will become Governor OF
,sl'.,t $50 ia. Italy. l'.H
OBITUARY.
t. ,R0ME,. March 6.-Signor EaufaiD, the mos'
eminent of the Italian photographers, il
dead. i,
a. The Rev List, Of Cardinals.
LoSDos, March 6.-The list OF cardinal:
to be created at the next consistory includes
Hergeuroctka, Pl ofessor OF Ecclesiastical
History. at Wurzburg; DR.. Newman. arch
bishop of Toulouse; Bishop oil Poicttefs,
aPapdi Nuncios at Paris and Lisbon ane
seine italian Preiates. so.
B.sinarcsk and the Vatican. -
4 sdfRrrErS. March 6.-The Germdaiat an
noI,,Yces that Bismarck recently sent II repi,
4 to,,he representatives. OF the VATICAN. IL
tnne. is eenciliatory, aithaugh 1t by M
/ means ius,ities the expectation OF speed,
land favorable issue,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TEEEanAPIT no TrsE DIspATTH
FROM Am QUARTERS.

riItt RECENT SHOOTING NE;A TIE suIsf-
\ THREE STUDENTS
ADMIT TIIf rHf.Y WE'RE f;;ON
IN IT AND GIVE THEMSELVES UP-THE
CHICAGO GREENBACK CLUB CONVEX
TIoE-INSREAsE IN TEE BUILDING BUsI-
NESS rS REV Y0RKlAs RESERVOIR CON
q tanning ONE HUNDRED :MILI.IONss OF
GALLONS OF WATER BREAKS IN Los AN
GELEs-wAsHINGToN NEWs-THE EXTRA
SESSION OF CoNGREss-EETHUs1A
CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN PETERS
BURG-MICHiGAN REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION "A PHILADELPHIA EUR.
1GLAR CAUGHT in THE ACT KILLS a PO-
I LICEMAN-LoRD CHELMSFORD DE-
CLARED INCOMPETENT FOR THE PosTHE
NOW NOTES.-THE FRENCH CABINET. = II, -. !.
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cocKADE cITY-TnE A'CCLLoCII, BILL EN-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADOPTED. il.
Especial telegram 10 The DlspatcfLJ
PETERSBURG, March Ga large and en-
thusiastic meeting OF Conservative citizens
was held tonight to express their approval
of the McCulloch bin for the settlement Of
the State debt. Hon. Charles T. Collier
presided, assisted by thirty-six vice-presi-
dents. Addresses: were delivered by Mr..
Collier, Major Charles S. Stringiellow,
George S. Bernard, w. A. Reese, and
others.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
The Conservative citizens Of Petersburg,
| in response to a call to assemble for the eX-
preston Of their approval OF the bill pend
| Ing in the Legislature OF Virginia for the
settlement Of the public debt, and of their
desire to have it adopted by that body, after
consultation and deliberation, unanimously
and earnestly resolve:
That in their opinion the bill which en-
bodies what is known as the McCulloch
proposition for the adjustment Of the State
debt presents the most favorable chance OF
honorable settlement which has been offered
the people, or is likely to be offered. and
ought to be promptly accepted by their
representatives in the General Assembly.
We endorse the bill for the reasons fol-
lowing: ~.
l. That it embraces the condition CT vol
untary consent on the part OF the bond
ho!ders-a condition which we believe to be
essential to the maintenance OF the public
credit.
9. We are unwilling for the public credit
to continue impaired, alike for considcra-
lions Of State pride and honor, rs because
| OF the injury inflicted on private credit and
the operations OF every enterprise OF cor
Dorate improvement and investment.
g. We believe the long agitation OF the
debt question has hindered in many ways
the recovery by Virginia Of her former
prosperity, and we rejoice at the opportu-
nifty now afforded to terminate the irritation
and uncertainty which have grown out
Of it. .
I 4. We believe the bill now pending will
enable the State to support her free-school
system and her humane institutions unem-
barrassed by many OF the difficulties which
have attended the present confused cOndl-
ton OF the public debt. ............ ......
5. We believe that the termination or the
long agitation OF the debt question by the
acceptance Of this proposition will terd to
restore harmony, revive the spirit OF indus
try and enterprise, enhance the value OF
property, stimulate immigration and the i'll
vestment of foreign capital in our midst,
and by raising the standard of the State
credit will strengthen that Of every man of
business and of every Incorporated institu-
ltion. a.-e- ...........
| For these reasons the citizens OF Peters
burg, in public meeting assembled, heartily
approving the call for an extra session by
the Governor OF Virginia, earnestly urge
the General Assembly to adopt the bill en-
bodylng the McCulloch proposition, and so
end the discussion Of the public debt, which
has been Sc. heavy burden on The peace and
prosperity OF the Virginia people. g..
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The University Shooting ARRAY.

THREE STUDENTS GIVE THEMSELVES Up; TWO
ARE DISCHARGED AND THE THIRD BAlLED-
ORIGIN OF THE DIFFICULTY, &C.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 6.-This
afternoon three students OF the University
viz. Fl. II. Harris, Of Virginia; Marion u.
Lytle, OF Tennessee. and E.. e. -Barrews, OF
Mississippi delivered themselves up to the
authorities, acknowledging themselves as
having been engaged in the affair which re-
suited in the shooting Of William Gilmer
(coloreO on Tuesday night. They were ar
raigned before Justice Mckee at haf-past t
O'Clock, and were defended by Judge Will
liam j. Robertson and Hon. r. I. w.
Duke. ....... ....-..... ...
William Moon and Peter Irvine, the two
coored men who were with Glmer, as also
the three students, were closely examined
by the Justice and counsel, and their testi-
mony was found to agree very closely.
The difficulty originated, according to
the testimony OF each one, by the brushing
off OF the hat OF one OF the colored men
(AIoon) with young tree or bush which
one OF the students had pulled up on the
avenue. o.,..
The accused claim that this was accl-
dental. The negroes took offence, and an
alteration Immediately ensued, Irvine
knocking Harris insensible and striking
Lytle to his knees; whereupon he (Lytle)
commenced firing the pistol which lie held
in his hand-t the balls OF which struck Gil
mer.
There was some conflict Of opinion on
some minor points, but the vital facts were
proven BIZ the testimony as above stated
1t is not proven that Gimer did any OF the
striking. -
Upon the conclusion OF the testimony
Messrs. Harris and BarroWs were dis
charged, and Mr.. Lytle was held to bail II
the sum OF $5O0-his counsel going on hi
bond. -......-u~-.. .-...-.-.-... ---
a large portion of the Faculty were IL
attendance upon the examination and testi
fed to tie general good character OF thu
three students. $40 ,....3
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THE APPROACHING RACE

TORONTO, March Ga special from Lon
don to the Globe says: edward Hanlon
commenced regular training yesterday. and
is in good hands. He is preparing for his
coming match with Hawdon. and will pro-
coed to New Castle in fortnight. Hanlon's
boat arrived Saturday in good condition.
The prospects are in every way satisfac-
-
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Michigan NosninatiOEs.

LANSING, March 6.-The Republican State
Convention to-day renominatcd james Y.
Campbell for State Judge OF the Supreme
Court. and L. o. Grosvenor and James
Sharer were nominated for. regents OF the
State University.
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TcnncSsce'S Debt.

NASHVILLE, March G.-rhe minority re-
port from the Legislative committee to in
vesligate the validity OF The Tennessee
bonded debt was presented to-day by Sem
ator Clapp, OF Memphis, setting forth their
views at considerable length.
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CHICAGO, March 6.-Thc Greenback Club
Convention adjourned last night. The at
tendance has been small, only 80 delegates
being present to represent the go clubs
said to be in existence. The proceedings
have not attracted attention here.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE DAILY NEWS on LORD CHELMs

THE DAILY NEWS ON LORD CHELMSFORD.
LONDON, March G.-The Tendon Daily
Necs says: alt is our painful duty to de-
clare that Lord Chelmsford, commander OF
the forces at tue Cape Of Good Hope, has
failed, and Ought instantly 10 be recalled.
The latest news confirms our impression
that the disaster at Isandula on the 22d OF
January was due to miserable laundering
and helpless incapacity."
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= CoAENENCISa NAY p, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
900 p. NJ Leaves Richmond I!tJESOAY, TlIRS
DAY, and SATURDAY, Conmeetsa'
West Point with steamer liaT2paioi
all points on York river and Halti-
more. Arrives in Baltimore NJ ,
~: connects wiri ra!l-iines t9E Wash
ington, Philadelphia. New frrk Bos
ton and all WESTERN points. t23nhr&St
at Richmond with trains on R!ciinlcas
and Petersburg and Cneo.<akc ,sSe
T TiHaRfo Of FREIGHT:
a,ana. VI. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WED
Wv - EEEDAY. md FRIDAY: ;GDu
go An TiESDAf, THURSDAY, ami SAT.
iRRDAE. Eonnects NTH steamer
NJ West POINT Tor river |andtugS, BAL
ti;pore :,tI all western .s.riss. Con-
meets nj fsi..iiniond wits.iITti1S nn Rich.
mond asd DUnvIiic ralseoad, E.chinon'
AMI Petersburg, and t'iedaDeake aoa
y IWc &! PASSENGER
a.nn p. II. Lenvss RiclncnG da.TY texcept sum
dayh af
THs4nJGH PASSENGER.
,n.0o n, Arrives az Rciiisnad TUESDA9,
A''eo ~ TIijiRSD AZ, anGSATURDAf. Goa.
meets with trains OH Richmond PC
I,,terslurg and ,besa!HaSc ana tb.lc
railroads. S.cage: ijayana leaSea Sal
SMCNDAY, wsnN S:sDAI, ana FRI
DAY, al r. NJ. conneers Tttl
trains from Philadelphia, Sea Icrs
and westerly points, and L. N<s' rom
49, with trains for Ricnmonc ana tht
South.
II. THROUGH FREIGHT.
A:cQ T. d.. Arrives ~ Richmond MONDAY, W ED'
NESDaY, and FRIDAY and
S:iS P. u. UFSDAY, THURSDAY, and SRI.
-za UEDAY, Connects with steamer al
West Point from Baltimore. Cos.
neots with 'RichpoaJ and Ysany!l!e
Richmond aud Petersburg, ANA ChcSa.
seake and Ohio railroads..
-.Ys LOCAL PASSENGER. 49,
1890 4. NJ arrives al Richmond daily except Sum
day. Connects With Rielimomd ant
Petersburg aaa Chesapeake srd Oak
railroads. vtE-1sfg
No transfer Of freight at Richmond 10 or frog
southern points. Cara run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed. .ss ~ = .
fssued 10 al northern and western posnts.
Through tickets sold - all northern, eastern, ans
/ Western points, and baggage checked thr3iya.
! F,,r tickets apply at General aailrrad Ticket OI'
/ Gee COG Main street; ~ tho Exeh.ngs Hotel, asS
coTpaay's DEPOT, corner TWens2-ehiia ana as'S'
80 - ii. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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Policeman Killed 81 n Burglar.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-John Scott was
surprised in an act Of Burglary early this
morning and pursued by Policeman Robert
Cave. The burglar turned upon the officer
and stabbed him fatally. Scott was subse-
quently arrested.
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TARBOLlNE, q deodoriZed extract OF
opctroleum The only article that will restore hair
on bald heads, is elegant dressing and contains
not particle OF lead, sulphur, or other poisonous
drugs Sold by druggists. fe 1S-d& weowtFe1l
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sTARY GO0Ds.--naying a,sulI line .,
ii y goods and pany at especially bow, g.erss, we
inYiisa cali iseau;iful PRINTa ~ % Others az
f sfh ss Me, lne AMI Ea's vELtsas'
az j. e. WHITLoGk,
mh 4-eedlR 400 Nam ssrsst,
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MAIL TRAINS daily except sunday.
ACCDMMODtNI daily except Sunday.
EXPRESS TRAINS run huily.
SLEEPING. CABS on Express Trains between
Richmond and .adrrs3n.
Baggage checked 10 destination.
FirSt.class Through Tickets to the North AMI
So,lhwer, as low :ss by any other route.
Fir.t-class and Eniprant Tickets To MI Points in
the West lower than by any other route.
For rates. fichefs. llne-cardS &C.. apply TO CheS-
apeake and Ohio railway Office corner OF Broad and
Sixteenth streets, or 4: ". GAEBER's. s26 Maln
street, W. NJ. :. DUNN
Engineer and superintendent.
CONWAY E.NawAHD. General Ticket AGENT,
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Breahtrlg on n y;seseryosr.

SAN .FRAStisco, M.:rch GA dispatch
from Los Angeles ss,ys d reservoir confirms
ing 1e0, 8o0ieoa gclllons, OF water broke ms
morning, but .rwus so fur from the Git j tha!
the damage -sas confined te' the flooding Of
streets BID cellars. (. 81 i. :
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Flour.

Fine. s2.7J@:3: suHrrtinc 81 2JtG Il 80; ca
ira. 1925: ronmOn FAMILY, S3.ocH.:3.I2; fancy
branss, SGG, $3.50.
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Ell HIA, RICH ,rf7ss,
&, MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s sszkslsasssSS
SHIP LlNE.-E0R PH!LADELpHIA. FALL
rIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TIMES WEEK.-uuul furtle, no.
tiee the s.eamers Of this line will make trweek!y
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Echmoud
ssyery TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con:
meeting al Philadelphia with Ciycc's New England
Line for Fall River. : :, = /; (, -. -
QUICK TIME-FREqUEN DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
i Freight received daily hnti c'clack I;M y
y JAMES W. MCCARRlEK,
;.af.s General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va;
s,aafs,., WILLIAM 7: GLIDE q IO., 4
unoa En. IL South Wharves, Phladelp!1a.
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Esy telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 6-Noon.-SiockS weak.
Money on call. 3hr4 per cent ENchange-LoEg,
4SO: short, $50. State bonds dull. Governments
steady.
Ecentng.-Money. 8 per cent. Exchange, 4SG4.
Governments steady: new 81, 04%. States quiet,
excepting L0uisiallas, which were active and high
or.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March G.-Eirginia consois. 54t@
second series, II past-due coupons, ia. BID to-
lIy.