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To observation-disclosures

"a, House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, d. e.. Afarch Z, 1919.
10 the Editors of Richmond D5spatclsa
y DeariSirs,- You would be doing favor
20 many OF: your subscribers by publishing
the following information. Ifiave received
.,uite d number OF letters from those who
think they are entitled 10 the. three
months extra pay" As you will see,
"The recentiy-enacted law giving three
months extra pay to the officers and SOL
Jiers, and to officers, seamen, and marines
employed in;tl}e WARMTH M eXice, does not
include those in the volunteer service, who
have already received three months extra
RAY under the, provisions of the actor July
Is. 1913. The records Of the Second Au-
ditor's office showt that at least ninety-nine
out OF every one hundred volunteers who
were entitled under that law were paid the
three.months' extra pay at the time OF dis
charge, or soon after, upon rolls prepared
by the Paymas.er-G eneral or by the settle
ment of claims 10 the Auditors office. 1t
will therefore be useless expense for such
persons or their attorneys to present claims
that must be disailowed ander the act OF
February 10. 1879. The claims Of the Of
ficers and soldiers OF the regular army, and
Of such Of the volunteers as have not re-
ceived the three months extra pay, should
be presented to the Second Auditor, while
those OF the officers of the navy, seamen,
and marines should be fled with the Fourth
Auditor" Very respectfully your obedlent
servant, JOSEPH JORGENsEN.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 8, 1879.


Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, mercban-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co., agents.
Steamer I)eiiance Tunnill. Philadelphia, merchan.
die and passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers L. b. Tatum,
SCHOONER P. 7. WIlletis, Philadelphia. coal, s. p.
Schooner j. II. Gallagher, Lynen, Baltimore,
guano, Southern Fertilizing Company;
: Schooner John T.. Henry, Donneiiy, Baitimore,
merchandise, 10 master.
Norwegian bark Asemiilen, Ter1esen. ,hRmpions
Roads, 10 ballast, TO load oil for helssner AcKefS
Schooner i. & D. Fisk, crowsll, Orient, stalio.
" schooner Kernszee, soper, New York, merchan'
Schooner Z. q. Babeoek. Treen, Boston, g'iauo,
Richmond and Dauville railroad:
Echooner Moonlight, Lemon, New YORK. Dafeh-
port 3 q. MOTIFS U't sA1LED. 1
Schooner Southern Home, Swain, st. .CathaTsne,
-four, Dunlop q McCance. > s.ars
Schooner Whitening, Phelap, Havana, hoopS'
G Ernoaer kaie Harrison, Baltimore eta Var
mouth creek, lumber. Curtis < Parker. .,,,,l,,.e
Schooner walter, Thomas, Norfolk uierenano''e'
Curtis & Parker. srs,s n-..t,,,.,or no.
Schooner Flying scud, Eleekins, =" asn'hsSon' r"
Yipg.stones Currie u 20. EfIfgEsill-. III
MEAoBANDDM, -. - t,.z..
Schooner Roanoke, McCormick, arrived al Phlia-
de.pIia Mareh 7ih. .1 - 2 - 80 - r. y
.y,,,g ..T,,,.,i BY Telegraph. s@l' = -
yrx yoRE. March S-Arrived OUT, Skiold, SUI,
fra. Wanderer Algeria! City Of Chester. Homeward
- a-n' hBE1 CoS.LiGnT DISCONTINUED. 49,.
h MI sHiNGvoN, March S.-The LigRtno9se b9ar ~
s.S nnfi,,e Tint Cane Hatteras beacon-isnt VIII DC
discontinued on and after June 30th next,
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
JULIUS MEYER,

JULIUS MEYER, a.s
COS BROAD STREET,
is now receiving from his buyer who Is North, ~,
NEW GOODS OF LIVERY DESCRIPTION AL
- THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Will open TO-DAY so cases-some from the New
York ire, which are slightly damaged by water.
20 pieces handsome FIGURED DRESS GOODS
. (new spring shndcs) ut 2kc.; =" .
New shades In Al ACA LUSTRES at 12Hc.;
ENGLISH CASHMERES inew slades) at I5e; :,
III the new steel grey and wood colors, at 70
10 nhS CHECKED NAINsooKs at Zoe. worth
New CSRiDED PIQUEs at 8 and &C.; .rs.,,
l case MARsEILLEs QUILTS IAN auction lott at
A srecally cheap line Of BLACK ALL-WOOL
I CASHMERE pieces from, soc. to Sl.25;
Large assorI ment OF new 81 ylf In PERCALES az Il
ICAMBkICS al 81 and 1Oc.;
500 piece, new HAMBURG Edges and INSERT
1NGS TO arrive: 49, >
BOYS wear at very low prices:
Large variety MUSLIN and LACETlES IN eutitely
Handsome is s NEok RUFFLINes-Crepe Lisse, Gilt
, Edge. and Plain:
New designs I'm BUTTONS:
Spring shades in WORSTED FIGuRES;g -,,>-
a iull line OF our celebrated SUPPLEMENTARY
BOSOM SHIRTS. entirety finished, az Goethe
- JULIUS MEYERS,
= .sE...s ...,s.fr ASS COS Broad street.
1 Cal! and look at our FIVE CENT COUNTER. on
which may be found over one hundred useful artl-
cles. many Of them at one half1heir value. NH 10
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'psicis II de old os The 5sfactatsaas or more
racent anti & d mere f,rudisff nges when
eve..y heart was a true patriots and every
MUSE Heat with frankne4s and honesty
and all those kind feelings which adorn it--
manity. Yes, Virginia, those were tby
palmy .days--ihose were, thy days OF me-
ridian splendor; g those were thy cbarms,o
but many ef those charms hare fed. But
Se siall love her because OF what she has
been, end because OF what she is, and be-
cause OF her still vast nndeseloped re-
sources. IS Il 3i .ii,s st
Long live denro old Virginia, the home OF
the free, the mother OF Presidents, the land
OF liberty. -. Il -, "a "A.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

TOR OVER FIFTY YEARs6ESssJ
the M.ssrs. lCHICEERING have maintained their
reputation for the manufacture Of f.tsfgT
FIRST-CLASS PIAEo-F0RTEs,
and at all the great exhibitions, both in Europe and
America, they have been awarded 1atf -
HIGHEST PREMIUMS OVER ALL COMPETE
(, ..,,,.f, ,.,.s.>st. 80. TION, -, r. +.
and for tnfnite superiority above all others they
were decorated, at the Paris Exposition, with the
/; .CRoss OF THE LEGION OF HONOR"
the highest distinction known to France.
The King of Pianis,s-the Able Franz Liz't-says;
- consider the Chickeriug PIano-Fortes superior
to any made in Europe or America-to be just
must declare them perfect" s. I
Tho undersigned are Chickering's agents, and
have just opened supply of superb Instruments,
surprising anything Of the Kind hitherto kept here
Call and see them. E,4
mh1o.sm, WooDHoUsE & PARHAM. a
-u@F Htt NJ
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URDAY N ZIG HgI IS NE Tvs
ny THsLEGRAplI 10 THE DISPATCH
FROM AEL pay.TsoFTHE WORLD. x

DEATH or Il NORFOLK BR0KER-DETER-
MrNEDEFFoRT on THE PART OF INCEg-
DIARIES 70 BuRN coLUMBUs-HoTEL
BURNED AT, GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN,
( REANYFAILURElNsA N FRANCISCO THE
GEORGE NTHE sAEDUsKY RIvER-AN
ALLEGED MURDERER IN MEMPHIS AC-
QUITTED-ADvANcE IN THE PRICE OF
WHEAT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUIT
THE sPEAKERsHIp; AsoUTHERN MAN TO
BE URGED-A POLICEMAN KILLED IN
NEW ORLEANs-sUiClDE-F OF
THE LATE vIcAR-GENERAL KUND1G-
FIRE IN LoNDON-FRENCH NEws-THE
CATTLE TRADE WITH ENGLAND, &C. ]. ss3
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HsNas AND lsANES EMS
GUAND.
GUAND.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, VA. JANUARY 9th, 1879. !.
We In VIC this day resigned the agency Tor The sale
of The Pacific Guano Comp2ny's brands. =
Under the terms Of settlement between inc paciEc
Gunno Company and ourselves, all the unsettled bu-
sincss OF 1878. Including coll. c'iou! &c, ~ 10 be
managed by our successors MesSrs JOHN ). REESE
e CO. of Baltimore. whom we commend 10 you. be-
iieyine your relations with them will be both plea
SAINT aud satisfactory. ,o 4
From the above card you win please note that the
Agency Of the Pacific Guano Company VIII DC con-
Quoted hereafter By the undersigned from Baltimore
as well as Richmond. The splendid Reputation OF
soluble L, cite Guano, earned by Its superior exec
ience and remarkable prabilily 10 Ssoil OF Vir-
gnia especially on cotton, corn, aud toSscc0, fosI
Continue to be sustained. guarantee being Afford
ed I'm the wise management or the Pacific Guans
Company, which has practically unlimited resource
ut its communicative, ample capital Isl .O0O,Q0ej
extensive works, most approved machinery, iarT
deposits Of phosphate. best scientific ability, TO III
of which add long experience In the business In
connection with ,lenntersigped as general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keen supply OF
Gnano on band at Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
iii" JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents.
ia 29-3m Baltimore anu hichmona.
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Bsyara Tayior's Remains.

NEW York, March s.-Tbe Hamburg
American Packet Company in letter dated
February 90, informed its n ew York agents,
Messrs. Kuhnh ardt & Co., that the remains
OF the late United States Minister to the
German Empire, Mr. Bayard Taylor, had
arrived ia Hamburg and been Drought on
hoard fhe steamer Gellert, where an appro-
pirate apartment has beenprepared for their
reception. The Gellert, which lett Ham
burg February 2Gth and Ravre March "a,
IA due here on CRATER Wednesday next.
In conformity with the orders OF the com.
pany, GshegW iiY enter the harbor OF New
York WITH flags hoisted nt half mast and AZ AZ
terrific IaadiIg pf the son the totbcers
and crew ofttiae Gelieftea ne ordered 20 re
fn4 attendance in, fill ,l assist II
the landing ofishe Samain sli d worthy maas
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The speafkerslsip OF the Ecxt House.
. or Renrasc rsftatfyes. IS

ST. LOUIS, March 81 iIliam r. Morri
sou, member OF Congress from the Seven
-feenth Illinois district, arrived here to-day
and has expressed himself very freely about
the contest for thespeakership of the House.
BE declares most positively that under no
circumstances will he be q candidate hin,e
self, and that he Is opposed to Randall and
10 favor Of southern man for that position,
In order to test the ;quessior whether south
ern men can be put I'D Vggfninent places
With safety 10 The interests OF the nation.
He regards Bsaskburn, OF Kentucky, as a
brilliant aud able man, who would make an
excellent speaker.
Ex. Governor Throekmorton and Mr..
,Gaddings, members from Texas, are here.
EN- route home. and express the opinion that
most OF the Texas members and southern
delegations Will vote for Blackburn.
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bug, and. when Instructions are faithfully foliGvS1-
Will do far than Is claimed for T.. II speaks fz
itself in language greater than words can convey.
Mr.. w. H. PARRISH, superintendent OF The Rict-
monds Cedar Works, says: i have been using tfie
Holman Liver Pad and Fasters for The iast sax
weeks. and take great pleasure IN laying that worE
not take Ten times the cost FOR the relief have at
ready had. During the past 1--WE years have sof-
fered with Dyspepsia. IieadaShe and NeuraiSLa;-
the headache always preceded by a.tacks of bBtRG-
ness; all Of which can truly say have teen curss
by The use OF the Holman Remedies.
HUNDREDS MORE CAN BE FURNISHED
upon application IL the Office.
DON'T LET THE LITTLE ONES SUFPEE-
We cannot urge too strongly upon parents the r.sz.
of the Pad for children. You will ind SURE PIE
vESTIrE AND CURE for Scarlet Fever, liiphih' rss
Group Measles Whooping Cough, &c. II has saved
many lives In such cases.
BABY PADS. $3.50.
The price OF the regular PAD, ~. Social taE
lone third larscIl. 50; xxx Pad. which CORES
stomach. liver and Spleen and Is sovereign rssas-
edy all chronic troubles growing out OF disease
stomach or Eyer. price 50: Absorption, SAT- SIX
packages for SI.25. u.cd for tweiye baths. Hesa-
Gated Pllstrrs: Price for Foot Pllstefs, per pf's
40 cents Body Ii.Sters, each. 30 cents.
These REMEDIES cln be Obtained IN Riehsaaa1
only a, tho HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE ialI
Main street. Consultation by letter OF u Esrso1A
free tIILAOhhlo - rSShLh.
NH 3-2tawtMy1 saI,Set-s-
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RELIEVED OLA SERIOUS Characterization
j. Embrey was put upon .rial before Judge
T. w. Clayton, at Media, Delaware county,
yesterday, charged with the larceny and
ENLIGHTENMENT OF $1,000. The defendant
is resident OF Fredericksburg, Va. VIC.
Robinson, district attorney, and Judge j.
NJ. Broomal, prosecuted, and Maxwell Ste
veuson, OF Philadelphia, and James B.
Scuer, Of Virginia. defended the accused.
Hiram Kirk, principal witness and prose
cutor, was examined at length. After able
argument by counsel, the inry, under in
structions from the Court, without leaving
the box, found the defendant not guilty,
and. lie was discharged Philadelphia Re-
cord tn.
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: noIti,norre r,eutssts Eninincd.

BALTIMORE, March SIN the United
States Circuit Court to-day the suits OF the
Goodyear Dental vuIcanite Company, Of
New York, against certain dentists of this
city to restrain them from infringing the
patent right of complainant by using sscel-
iuloid'' bases for gums for artificial teeth,
were tried. Judge Bond granted iniunc-
tons against defendants with all order to
account for profits.
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sOURT ORDERS.
VIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY

VIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
v COURT. FEBRUARY 10, lS79-IR THE
MATTER OF The ESTATE OF WILLIAM j.
CHI DIR ESS, DECEASED-EX PARTE.-A re
port of the accounts OF Charles w. ChIldress, ad-
minstraior or Wilhelm j. Ch1idress, deceased. bay-
Ing been fcd in the once or this court uncer char
Ter 1873 OF The Code Of Virginia, edition OF 1873,
and also report of the debts and denanda against
said decedens his esintc and more than two years
having elapsed since The date OF The order
authority upon the said administrator. on mopon Of
William L. ChdreS and Others. legatees or satd es-
tale 1t Is ordered that the creditors OF said Eiism
J. Chldress do show cause, II any they can, on tne
first day of the May tsIm, 1879 before ihis court
te said William j. Chdress. deceased, 10 his ega'
tees without requiring refupdipg bond.
And IL Is further ordered That cory OF THIS Greer
be published once week for four sreces5iye Nweeks
In the ft;shmond Dispatch, and anohDr copy post
I'd ut The front door Hanover county
on ihe arst day OF Two sncee isiye terms OF sasa
/ 80. BURNLEY TAYLOR, Deputy a'leat
r, II. CALDWELL, Counsel, mn o-ihaW
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strike in PENNSYLVANIA. z

WmKEsBARRE, Mureli S.-severnl days
ago the driver boys employed by the Lehigh
ard WiIkesbarre Coal Company, at Wana-
mic, struck, demanding an increase OF 10
per cent. III wages. The ringleaders OF the
strike were discharged, and the mines have
been idle ever since. To-day the drivers
held meeting and resolved not to resume
work until the company conceded 10 per
cent. advance, the restoration OF the ring
leaders, and work at full time.
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The Chicago wheat Excitement.

CHICAGO, March S.-The activity in wheat
continues o-dav, but the movement Is to-
wards higher prices. Last nights closing
figures for April auction. in which most OF
the transactions are made, were 925. April
oDened this morning on 8 O'Clock call at
93k, with little fluctuations went up to ga,
reacted to 81, and with many small breaks
rejected to 955, but only to decline BY de-
erees until it settled at OH, where 1t re.
manned steadily at noon. In about seven
minutes, early in the morning. nearly 4oO,-
ono bushels changed hands, but Mr.. Fisher,
Mr.. Keene's broker, did not seem to be
taking hand. It is stated that he quietiy
bouoht a large amount during yesterday Of
ternoon, Much distrust is manifested on
'Cbanoe as to the causes OF tie proceedings
of Yesterday, and the usual eXplanationsare
dIscredited on all sides. The market now
hos nearly recovered from the raid, but is
nervous ard unsteady. at l O'Clock the
market was very steady, closing ut 94a for
Rufus Hatch & Co. this morning sent to
Smith & Lightner the following dispatch:
sKeene will pay $4,000 reward for the
detection CT the palties who sent the order
signed 'Keeneielto seilwheat: He thinks
it is regular conspiracy, and that several
people are engaged to break the grain. and
provision markets. as2 iiE, :, . ,,.*t = !,
1t is stated TINT Keene sent to the same
firm an order to buy 100000 bushels OF
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OhseNuieS.

MILWAUKEE, March s.-Tbe funeral Of the
late Vicar-General Kurdie took place this
afternoon from St. Johns Cathedral. The
order OF the services embraces. the pontifi-
cal requiem mass, the venerable Archbishop
Renni acting as celebrant: after which Fa.
ther. Mat 6ewB preached the funeral SER
mon u. sEra,-,
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DEATH OF ELIHU BUERITT.- ford,
Conn.,, March Hon. Eiihu Burritt, the
distinguished philanthroplst and philolo-
,gist. known as the "learned blacksmith"
died at his residence, in New Britain, at
midnight last plght.
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sHARBOLINE, a deodorized extract OF
Opetrolcum, the only article that viii restore hair
on bald heals, Is an elegant dressing and contains
not particle OF lead, sulphur, or other poisonous
drugs Sold by druggists, II. fe 1s-d&weowtFe11
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rasIure...

sAslERAscIseo; March 8. Godschaux s.
Co. have faiied Liabiiities,, over 81, 00o,-
eco. Assets. $50 600; sof:which S250.80o
sre lin stock, and the balance in book-ac-1
counts &c 5ss5s,s'
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c

T OOK- AT THIS! -
Ihaye placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
INFANTS TIES, all colors, at Soc;
INFANTS BALMORALS. all colors, A. que:
BOYS' CONGRESS CATERS. l TO 3, At 81 =
LADIES SERGE BUTTON-BOOIS, 81 .5O:
LADIES SERGE Blu trON-BOOTS, hand lhade,
CENT? EMES's DUUBLE-soLE CALF CON
GRESS CATERS. 81 worth 50. ;,
vou wish bargains at No 335 Broad street.
'GGa IS3m W.P. w. TAYLOR.
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OVAL BAKING-POWDER-F For
fC sale by I. LOvENsTEIN:G E0RGE a; HUMP ,
KiDii. LES. UARH, J. IS. KING & Co.. AN.
DERsoN LYON, J.3T.:FAuGHAN' and all
hrst-class grocers. e,-,,,,,o
: lily u box and be convinced OF It's SUfEKnIh
QUALITY. = !. 90 NH 7-3t
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flour.

Fine. :2.75@*3: superfne. &4.25ms4.50; ex-
IRA. 1925; common family, T3.5QGlS5.75; fancy
brans., ; 6MS6.5G. ..' .r.. ....''
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= NJ sT<T'TE IT Z
AIATZDES.
FATZOEsl MATZOEs =.

have again taken the contract for baking the
Mat ZOES, under The Supervision gof Mr. GREEN
ZEE, aud will commence about the 24lh OF this
month. ..,o.ro
send them 10 Dir. GREENTREE. or 70 IA;
!, nl773t. ~ 7o7 Main street, Richmond. Va. =
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by Telegraph.
~,r- D-

NEW YORK, March S.-yoon.-Stocks strong.
Money, 3@34 per cent Exchange-Long, 4S6;
short, 4SS. Stale honis dull. Governments steady
! Ecenlng.-Money easy at 3@4 per cent: Ex-
change. 4S64G4S6E for long: 4S946.4S9H Tor
short. Governments steady; new SIS, l04S. States
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BAKrSG.PoWDERs.

n OVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL secured the sole agency for This city of the
ROYAL. BAKFNG-POWDER CoMPA&xswe are
nrenared 10 Offer to the trade these goods In lots TO
srIl at manufacturers, prices. They only want
trial TO speak for themselves. ,,,,.,,. a co ..-.-
,,b q 1924 M9lu street.
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Samuel J. Burke is appointed postmaster
at Worsham, Prince Edward county, Va,
uice BENJAMIN +. Burke, resigned.
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case last night returned verdict OF guilty
OF the general Charge OF conspiracy to de-
fraud his creditors. Z motion for new
trial was filed, and il will be argued on the
24tl instant. ........
.. go STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
BUFFALO, March S.-The schooner Queen
CITY was struck by lightning during a
thunderstorm this evening. One OF her
masts was completely shattered.
MURDER AND SUICIDE IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-John Sharplcs,
eX-poiceman, was shot dead On Sixth street
last night. It is rumored that he was drunk.
and was shot by his escort.
John r. Clay, well-known broker, COM
mittcd suicide by shooting himself. Cause,
financial mbarrassment.
-. FEARFUL CoAL-MINE ACCIDENT.
LONDON, March S.-The ascending and
descending cages in the Victoria coal-pit,
near Wakefield, collided this morning. The
| ascending rope broke, and the cage was
precipitated distance OF 120 yards, killing
eight persons.
FLOOD AT FREMONT, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, March S.-A Fremont, Ohio.
| dispatch says recent heavy rains have
swollen the Sandusky river, and the ice.
gorge below the city remaining unbroken
the water is flooding the town. Residents
on Front street are using skitis to get t;
| their houses. ,.'-
| - ACQITTED.
MEMPHIS, March S.-This morning the
Jury in the case Of George App, indicted
for the murder Of John Hackett in Noyem
Der last, returned verdict of not guilty.
! ATLANTA, GA, March S.-Julia johnson
(colorcd), charged with the murder of {
| lady on q farm in Clayton county in October
last. was acquitted to-day at Jonesboro'
Popular excitement is intense, but she wa!
ably defended. :. ~,
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Norfolk.

DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN BANKER. ss
ID, "a; Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.] mn
NORFOLK, YA.,, March S.-John D. Gordon,
the wel-known banker OF this city, died to-
day, after q few days Illness. ~ - g E.'.
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GRAY hair or wliskers changed TO glossy black
by a single application of this Dye. Il imparls q
natural color, acts ana Is as harm
les as spring water .-.r.. ...... ....-.-
Sold by Druggists or sent by express on receipt of
81. .- ..'...-. ..r
fe l9-colly
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
r.e9sz-e.s .RICH33oND, March 6, 1879.
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y IiHAsaPA Il CIDER.

IDER.-We are reeeiy-
4 Ing by every New York steamer FIR ESH CHAM
De in itgasss Els a,Iesf ff Ea Inc
0rshasd ,fsg0t.s i4ss 2s ssi Il sttest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

sos BROAD STREET.,
is now receiving from his buyer who Is North,
NEW GOODS OF LIVERY DESCRIPTION a
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
RA1.TINf)RF,

BALTIMORE, March S,-Vrginia 6's. old. go
deferred n; consols So; second series, 42H past.
due coupons. 7S4: North Carolina 6's. Ole, 20tii
new. 10. Bid today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


The number of breaks to-day comprised q hJgs-
heads. The offerings at auction on Change were
10 of which number were sold at prices ranging
from 81 So to 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

The first effect OF TUFTS PILLS is to increase
the appetite, and cause the body to take on flesh
thus the system Is ished. and by their tonic ac-
ton on The digestive organs regular stools arc PIX
dUced.
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TTTTT.S IlAIR-DYE,

SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE. IS CENTS.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STEET, NEW YORK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10

!. CAIRO. March s.-The Kherlive has in
formed. the Governments OF England and
France that he wifi appoint Nubar PaSha
Foreign Minister il they insist. but that he
must decline all responsibility for the con-
SEQUENCES ~. a.s7..E .e,. - r. -.- i5s-