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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

s.. '..S FRIDAY. March II, 1879.
sALFs.-1,000 Petersburg city s's Soda, 1o7k.
Go0eTnntent Secsr ities.-Uni,ed States 4J,s, 1c4k
BID; United States 4's, 100 bid. ,G',l -
Stdte Seeurtties.-Virginia consols, 55h bid, sex
asked: Virsinia consols. new, AZ bid. 44A asked;
Virgthia fundable, SO bio: Virginia deferred, III
pig virginia ta1-receivable coupons, 60z bid, 81
CITY Secartties.-Rchmond city ss. J. and IT,.
n1s.s otd; Richmond city IS, j. and d., 1854 bids
petersburg city 6's: +. and "A .102 asked Pc
ssrs1sgsg city s Io7 bid Ps!ersnurg
city SIS, J. aud j. II 2H bid; LynchDure city ESD.
and j. u bid; Norfolk city water a's, N. and N,
iasaa bid; Manchester bridge IS, u. and N, 100
Railroad Boads-Cbesapeasea and Ohio Railroad
6s, gold, d. aud w., SO bid; Virginia Central Kali
loso ionrth mortgage S's, j. and j., 102A bid. 100
asked; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
second mortgage preferred 6+s j. and j., 76 bid, 70
asked: Southsfde Railroad third mortgage pre-
ferred 6s, J; aud j.. SO asked; Richmond and Pc
bid Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG ana Potomac Rail-
road mortgage Ss. j. and j., l02 bid: Richmond,
EredericSshuIg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
uus, ): and j., 100 bid; Grunge aud Alexandra
asked; Richmond and DanytIe Railroad consoli-
dated 6s. 81. and N, S64 bid. 80 asked: PieCmont
is1iiro,d rst ortra5e s. A. and o. 103 bid
LOO par, Sl.25 bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, .424 asked; Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, II bid; Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
guaranteed, 100 pan. 81 bid; Connection Railroad
road, 100 par. 1925 bid, So asked; Seaboard and
Insurance Compnntes.-Tirginia Fire and Ma
r1ne. rs par. IS bid 81 asked; Virginia. State, %
par, "a bid; Merchants and Mechanics, LOO par, So
,y loo par SO bid; IS asked
pany, loo par, 70 BID. II. BE-
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q III 49,
pso'xt innhes In width. The skirt was
orna.aented with luce twelve inches Iii
wt.ath. and there was attached In front, a
dsssse toward tho right a small bouquet oil
myrtle. The train was thirteen feet los,s.
saaa covered by rich lace iiounce, the
width OF which was three feet aud hall,
and uno,, which was laid branch OF myr-
tiea The bridai veil was Sassouare OF lace.
blossoms, about ter feet aud half square,
fastened to the top OF the crown and envcl-
oping the Princess. Allthe lace 3was OF tho
finest point d'Alencon; the design modern
10 style, representing u fantastic cosnbina-
zion OF oranges. myrtle, aud roses. The
Queen wore black corded silk dress. richly
embroidered and trimmed; white veil; a
tiara OF diamonds; cloak OF royal ermine
and the insignia Of the Garter. The Prin-
cess Of Wales wore black dress, trimmed
with white, and tiara OF diamonds. The
Dukeof Connaught wore the uniform OF the
Rifle Brigade, the Prince OF Wales the uni
form OF a field marshal, and the Duke Of
Edinburgh that Of an admiral.
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For the DiSpatch.I
School Entertainment.

The people OF Seven Pines on Thursday
night bad pleasant and enjoyable affair in
the pubic-school building ut that place. con.
SiSting Of tableaux, songs, Sc. The various
cEaracters-boys and girls-studentS OF tie
public school at Seven Pines, performed
their parts exceedingly well. n stage was
erected at the north end Of the large school
room with all the taste and convenience OF
theatre. except tie iootlight>. Overhead
and just in front Of The stage were hung
beautiful wrcaths, made by Mrs. Joseph
Shurm. While all who took part in the en-
rrtiinment gave great satisfaction, the
Misses Parr, Misses Turner, Misses Var
brough. Miss Blanche Kuhn. and Miss Mary
Shurm called forth unbounGed admiration
and applause. OF the boys, NJ. Parr, Will
lie Vincent, Petty Kuhn, and Willie Shurm
carried their parts well, and with great
credit. Miss Ada Turner, Blanche Kuhn,
and Miss Alice Parr sang several beautiful
pieces. Miss Powell, from Hanover, sang
several popular songs with great sweetness
and effect. The house was crowded to
overlooking, and all seemed greatly pleased.
This School-housc stands on the old battle
iicld OF Seven Pines. Thus, not only peace
but pleasure comes to cover up the track OF
war. G. G.. V.
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Prince E&iva rd County.

FARAvILLE. Va, March 13, 1870.
, Editors Dispatch: Judge Dickinson, at q
Special term Of The court to-day, appointed
Mr.. George ". Booker receiver OF the In
surance and Banking Company. The mp.
po,ument OF n receiver was not q surprise,
as argument pro aud con was heard by him
several days since. This company has done
no business for six or eight months, having
been occupied in adjusting its. outstanding
matters. Mr.. Booker's appointment is en-
tirely An. acceptable one. '4 sue
We are nearly a unit here for accepting
the. bondholders, proposition. Our press
aud people urge the Legislature to relieve
the State from fuEthcr trouble and loss by
prompt action and an early adjournment.
Messrs. Bliss and Evans. who stand for
Prince Edward, represent no one with
whom we have spoken in their legislative
course on the debt question. B. Z.
lWe'!l vouch for this modern "G. W.
not so every modern" however
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Convention of Railroad Officials,

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE regular semi
annual convention Of the General and Pas
sengcr Agents Association was called to or
der this morning at the Metropolitan Hotel
by s. c. Boylston, Of the Savannah and
Charleston railroad, president of the Asso-
citation. Mr.. Samuel Powell, OF the Bati.
more and Ohio railroad, then called the roll,
and about one hundred delegates answered.
Among the delegates present were Thomas
L. Kendall, OF the Union Pacific; James
Tlllinehast, OF the Canada Southern; w.
l.. U'Bricn, of the Panhandle route; r.
A. Ford, OF the Iron Mountain: Charles L.
TABLET, Of Vandalia; w. A. Tbrall, OF the
Chicago and Northwestern; Frank Myers,
OF Pittsburgh, of the Fort Wayne and Chi
cago; G. ii. Atmore, Of the Louisville and
Nashville; L. p. Farmer, Of the Pennsyl-
vania; L. NJ. Cole, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio; w. L. Johnston, OF the Illinois Cen
trial; T.. St. John, of tue Chicago and Rock
Island; Frank Chanater, OF the New Or
leans and Great Jackson route; and 5. L.
Parker, OF the Cincinnati, Louisville and
Nashville.
The Convention will sit two or three days.
The fixing OF rates for passenger tickets to
and from all points in the United States and
Canada will be the most important bust
ness.
S. c. Boylston was reelected president OF
the Association for one year. w. A. TRIAL
was elected yice-president. The latter is OF
the Chicago and Northwestern road. Sam
uel Powell, of the Marietta and Cincinnati
road, was elected secretary.
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! cas.tnos. ,ybolesa,e A.: retat.. 4ea

Plough Castings: Wholesale, 81. !. retail 4e
hope: Nnnilla best. ia 15c. jute. s@9c.
fgas: Mixed cotton. Ike: white, &c; VT oilen,
k@1xe al ..-t..
Lidnors. Wines. &C.
ALe: seotcn, best brands, pints s29s2.25 .
dozsl, gold. .ss.s' ~ .sa,5s =. s..-
Brandfes: Domestic. s1.26@s2: fruit. Sl.l0@
sl.40; apple. new. sl.75@S2; old, S2.250S3;
Virginia peach. g2GS2.h0. tra'..'.
: RE H,htskeps: Medium. sl.5o@se: pure old. s2
gS4; Virginia mountain, new, $S@$2.60s ed
S2bQGS3.S0 and upwards.
!" Gfn domestic. fl .25GS2: imnorted, 50 u cage
q Hso3 England Rum: S1.50@S1.60.
.RectUaed WhiSkeVS: Market quiet: proof, Sl.2b.
49,. .. Lumber. Saves, SC.
Lumber: White oak. 81 2GSl5 . l.0Gn: Western
Viretnla poplar. f15dSZO p 1000: white mns
,S1SnS65 p 900: yellow pine boards. iS GS13
!olst S10Msl4. according TO lengths. Shnsles
Pine. s250@s5; cypress six-nch, S5GS925
2 1000. Laths-Spnt1 81; sawed, s1.5O@Sl.6o
Stapes: Whlskey-barrel timber green. 81 s@$2e7
1000: seasoned. s2O@s25 = 1000, Flour-narre
timber S26S5 3 1000. Flonr-barre poles, rs
zoe. q bundle.
s....4. -... Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse. Toys mining. 35cmsl.25 q 100 fee.
> Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-lea than f,f
kegs, 1925 blasting. S3.25AS3.50.
(. Shot: Northern, g. 65 q bag Of rs no.
GrtndStOHeS: 13G2kc. p n.
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The sWaiking.Matc,s.,
THE SCORE YESTERDAY.


NEW DIRK, March 14.--8 a. M.--Roweil,
3S4; Ennis, 358; Hartman! 3A2.
:, ~ a. M.-Roweli,, 385; Ennis, 357; Har-
rifnan, 34S. - = ~ .!sfS-i II
Z Y 4. q, -Rowell, ss7; Ennis, 300; Har.
riman, $40. ~. i,,; - I. ,..t. - ~ +,
,n12 o'clock-Rowell, sel; Ennis, se4;
.. 4 H., !. s [Second Dispdtch.l rd.,a
NEW FORK, March lathe interest on
excitement over the pedestrian contest is
increasing. Tonight over 5000 persons
are present. The contests narrowed down
to Rowelt and Ennis. The latter Is incy
| struggling to make $50 miles, and get a
share Of the gate.monev. Roweil Is con-
stantly Kissed, and q bad feeling is bei1k
manifested. It is conceded that unless
something unforeseen occurs he will win
the belt and race. The gate-money will
certainly be over $4,000. Ennis Is great
favorlte, and receives much applause
Rowelb however, has him well in hand,
and he will have hard work to wipe out the
lead. The betting Tonight. is ivesto one
on Rowcll. IN. 49,
NEW York, March 14.-Rowell finished
bis 425th mile at 9:39 o'clock. He:Ieft the
track at 9:45 r. M. Ennis finished hi:
400th9 mile at 9:4f O'Clock amid the most
tumutuous applause. He was then 2:
miles behind Ro~ell. Hartman finished
his 5S0th mile at S:4S P. III. ny
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Another Warming.
CHASE CITY, MECKLESBCRG COUNTY,
March II, 1870.

CHASE CITY, MECkLESBCRG COUNTY,
. March II, 1870.
Dear Dispatch: A sad and distressing
accident occurred in this vicinity OH the 9th
instant, by which the family OF Mr.. r. o.
Robertson has been enshrouded in the deep
est gloom. Mr.. Robertson'S little daughter
Rosa. sged four years, awoke as usual on
Thursday morning, and hearing her sister,
two years her senior, talking upstairs above
her, ran up to join her; and the two were
left alone in the room, where very slight
fire was burning III an open fireplace. BY
some means or other little RoSa's dress
cauo Int fire, and she was soon enreloped in
the flames. Just how 1t happened is not
positively known, us the senior eirl-the
only person in the room with the unfortu-
nate one-was too badly frightened to give
any intelligent account Of it. Little Rosa's
screams attracted the attention OF her moth
er. who ran to her assistance and eNtin-
Cuished the flames, but found Ter frightfully
burned. This was about O'Clock Thursday
morning, and the little sufferer fingered un-
til ! o'clock Friday morning, when death
relieved Her. She was buried Saturday
evening. The bcrcaved family have tie
sympatnics or large circle Of friends.
SUBSCRIBER.
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MOT SYMPTOMS. BUT THE DIS
IN EASEL would seem TO be truth appreciahlc
by ALL and especially by professors OF the healing
art that to remove the disease not to alleviate lis
symptoms should be The chief aim Of medication
Yet IN how many instances do We see this truth adj
mitted in theory, ignored in practice The reason
that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is successful In so
many cases with which remedies previously tried
were inadequate to cope is attributable to the fact
that 1t is medicine which reaches and removes The
causes OF the various madies TO which Is adapted
INDIGESTION, fever and aSue liver complaint govt,
rheumatism disorders OF the bowels urinary affec-
tons and other maladies, not palliated merely
but rooted out by it. 1t goes to the fountain head
1t is really not nominally, radical remedy. and 1t
endows the system with an amount OF vigor which
its best projection against disease. Tu,Th,S&w
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ngsISESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BuSI.
"a SESS.-As attorney for the psrty and rs
trustee. am authorized 10 olrrat PRIFAIE SALE
and EFFECTS of one Of the most desirable BAR
ROOMS. SALOONS. and RESIAU RANTS In the
civ of Richno nd. The locality is in tue centre OF
hu:inrss tc custom constant and most reliable, and
the Terms of sale accommodating. The lease expires
On the Ist Of October. 1879. bu. can be renewed.
Possession given 1t any time.
Anpilcaiion must be made TO me, ut my office, NO.
= Ae-'i- DON r. HhLSEY,
Attorney at Law aud Trustee
n,pr,. 1870 luh 5-3w
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M Observation-Disclosures

4 LIVELY ooNTEsT Fhs THE. SPEAKER.
{ sHtF BETWEEN DLACKRURN AND RAM
DALL-ExEcuTIog or a LOWELL MAN
FOR THE MURDER on hrs WIFE AND IN.
.sSsssaEAHT : RAILRoAn-MES in COUNCIL lis
NEW YoRK-THE fyTERNATIoNAL WALK
.,sING-hfATCH--RET OF ARMY OF.
'FicERs-THE LATE, gAYARD TAYLOR!
7 PERsoNAL-A Fatal 2AFFRAY IN NEW
oRLEANs-THE sclEcrNNATI TOBACCO
Z CoNvENTIoN-THE;G REENBAcK PARTY
ISSUE 4 MANIFEsTo-AwARD OF THE
!, GRAND PRIZE oF THEFRENoH ACADEMY
FOR poETRY-THE INTEREST In THE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. - - -
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England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. March 14.-This weeks cir
cuar OF tie Liverpool Cotton-Brokers' AS
sociaton says: "Cottbn was firm in the
early part of the week, with increased bust
ness and rather higher prices. Yesterday
and to-day iThur>day) there has been 4
quictcr tone, but some quotations show a
slight advance. American was in fair re-
quest; prices advanced Lied. In Sea Island
n moderate business WAS done at full rates.
Futures opened firm, with fair business, at
prices advanced 3-32d. during the first half
OF the week. Since then the tone has been
dull, and prices generally 1-32d. lower"
France.
LONDON. March 14.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Times says: 1.-THE chief
interest OF yesterdays Fote in the Chamber
of Deputies was whether the Government
would be supported by the majority Of the
Left. On this point all reasonable eXpecta-
lions have been fulfilled. The Government,
on the rejection OF impeachment. obtained
a majority OF forty in the moderate Left
against the extreme Left. Such majority
leaves the Ministry open to defeat b. a CO.
aliton of the extreme Left and the Right.
The order OF the day, pure and
simple, moved by NJ. Clemenceau, on
the ground that the Chamber, having re-
fused to impeach the incriminated Minis
tiers, had no right to censure them. was re-
iected by 25 votes OF the Left to 1877 Of the
extreme Left and Right"
SUSPENSION OF COTTON MILLS.
LONDON, March 14.-The French papers
state that several cotton mills in the Depart
meut Of Nord have stopped on account Of
depression in trade. The most important
OF the suspended mills is at Lille, containing
1000 spindleS.
ireland.
FAILURE OF RECTIFYING D1sTILLERS.
LONDON. March 14.-Alderman, Dcnne-
by & Co., rcctifying distilers, Of Dublin,
have failed. Liabilities, 100000 to El60,-
900.
Peace in New Caledonia.
PARIS. March 1.-THE Governor OF New
Caledonia tele4 rarhs that the insurgents
have submitted and peace has been restored.
Disaster.
LONDON, March 14.-Tbe British steamer
Severn, from London for Quebec, ran down
Oft Dungeness a pilot cutter, having on
board twelve pilots and crew OF eight per-
sons. Ten OF the pilots and five OF the crew
were drowned. The Severn is momentarily
expected to arrive at Southampton with the
surYivors-tWo pilots and three OF the crew,
whom she saved. -. ......
Grand Prize for Poetry.
LONDON, March 14.-The grand prize OF
the French Academy for poetry has been
adiudged to the Communist refugee, Nj.
Renard, now professor in Louisiana.
The Jews i'm ROumania.
LONDON, March IA special to the
Times from Pesth says: "Thc Roumanian
Senate and Chamber have resolved to amend
the Constitution so rs to conform the law
concerning Jews to the requirements OF the
treaty OF Berlin. The question will now be
submitted to 4 popular vote"
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Execution Of MurttcrerS.

Boston, March 14.-Wiliam II. Devln,
formerly foreman in one OF tue mills at
Lowell, who beat his wife to death in De-
cembcr, 1877, and afterwards smothered his
infant, was hanged to-day at East Cam
bridge, Mass.
John G.. Hinkham, who in January, 1877,
killed 4 widow name Berry, by whom he
was employed as laborer, was executed
this morning at Concord, y. II.
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Tobacco.
CONVENTION TO FIX THE PRICE OF TOBACCO
-----.----u-.. Under THE EEWJTAX.

CONVENTION TO FIX THE PRICE OF TOBACCO
--------- UNDER THE EEwJTAX.
CINCINNATI, March IA convention OF
fine-cut and smoking-tobacco manufactu-
rers, to fix the price Of tobacco under the
new tax, met here yesterday. The price
was fixed at % cents for smoking and 40
cents for tino-cut in packages OF ten pounds.
The convention will meet again to- Day.
CINCINNATI, March II AT to. days ses-
sion of the Tobacconists' Convention tele-
grams were read from the trade in all parts
OF the country endorsing their action yes
terday in establishing prices. DR.. Spence
favored the appointment OF special COM
mittee to look after the interests of cut
tiers. A committee was appointed TO adj.
Just the differences arising from the resou-
tions adopted by the Convention, and for
the consideration OF all complaints OF viola
ton OF faith. 49,.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March IA, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels. Red, TAO bushels.
COES.-Hhite, 1,Q74 bushels.
OATS.-536 bushes.
HEAL.-7O bushels: Of Which 40 bushels were re-
exhibited.
BALED OATs.-40 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels very good at s1.l5,
Red, 90 bushels very good Lancaster at S1.15; 8
bushels mixed at IL 20 bushels very good Fuliz
ut Id; 20 bushels fair Lancaster ut SLIP; 10
bushels very good Futz al sl.l3; 80 bushels fair
fnltz at Sl.0S; 40 bushels prime Lancaster at
Sl.lS; IS bushels prime Lancaster at Sis: 10
bushels mixed AT 12; 100 bushels prime Lancas-
Ter on private terms: Go bushels prime Fultz on
private terms-total, tSS bushels.
White. 296 bushels on private terms
1913 bushels ut 4Sc.: % bushels prime at 4sc.-
total, 522 bust els.
OATs-74 bushes very good spring on private
terms 204 bushels prime sp lug at $50. 50 BUSH
els prime spring At 3Sc.: 80 bushels prime spring
on private terln>-total, 40S bushels.
MEAL-fO bushels on private terms: 80 bushels
prime at 49c.-iOtal. 10 bushels.
BALED UATS.-20 bales Ill 55C.
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Pastoral E.cttcr Of Bishop Gtlmour, Of
Ohio.

CLEVELAND, O.. March 14.-Thn Right
Rev. Bishop GiImour has opened pastoral
letter 10 the clergy Of this diocese which
condemns the Irish World, published in
New York, for being antagonisic to true
Catholic principles; condemns labor unions
for their secrecy; forbids Catholic parents,
under threats of accommodation, from
sending their children to the public schools
where Catholic parochial schools are easy OF
access; and gives the Hibernians severe
reprimand for not allowing the priests to
act as their spiritual advisers. The Bishop
urges upon Catholics the necessity OF sub
scribing TO the Diocesan Catholic journal
in preference to all others, and repeats bis
order to young Catholics not to marry out
side OF their religious faith. His letter con-
cludes with important suggestions rs TO
FUNERALS etc. - -. - I'll
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COURT ORDERS.


CTATE OF VlRGINIA-lN CUMBER
y LAND CIRCUIT COURT, 7rH NOVEMBER,
II. i. Morton and Lavinia his wife, &C.. Plaintiffs,
against W.,
10 iah Nelson's admins: raor, william Nelson, Rice
! BaIlow and Amanda his wife, and - Smhh
and Susan his wife...................Defe Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
1T apDearing 10 the court that the DEFENDANTS,
W,i,iam Nelson, Rice Ballow and Amanda his wife
end Smith and Susan his wife, have not be.n
heard from for many years, and the plaintiffs ciain-
ING i'm The bill that ihev dead, without heirs other
than the plaintiffs the Court doth order .hat COM
missioner John O. Reynolds Inquire and report 70
court whether said defendants are living or not aad
IL thew or any o. them dead, who art Their ar.
tributes; and that said absent Defendants or thrir
heirs be required To appear before said
at time and place liked by him, with PROOF OF 'heir
IDENTIFY
" s- COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va.
..fa..s. February 20. 1879.
tn William Nelson. Rice Ba!Lop ana Aman4a
hfx toiIe and - Smith and Susan his WIG
I or their hetrS: ,,psn,v
Take notice that have fixed upon JU EShJAt'
sBTH MARCH, $40, at Cumberland COurtnou,e;;
Va ~ The Tine and place 10 make ne INQUIRIES AZ"
,aIe The proofs. rs required in above decree.
"''''' "N'S' - JOHN q. REYNOLDS
feoaMaw Commissioner Of said Court.
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An official Visit.

Fort MONROE, March lathe Secretary
OF War, accompanied by senator's Allisos |,
and Kirkwood, arrived this morning, aIu
raceived the usual salute. They visited the
Hampton Normal School, and spent the day
examining its working with relation to the
Indians placed there by the Government
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EDUCATIONAL.

GELECT SCHOOL.-We are now pre-,
- pared to receive persons of oil ages to pursue me
FNGLISH BRANCHES, LATIN. GREEN,
Ere NCII, DRAWING. PASTELLE, OlL-PAlNI-
ING and WhX-WORK. "a, !,
:. A Glass IN PRACTICAL BOTANY Will DC
formed. ,,..-.......s,.- ..
TERMS: Very reasonable .
For further information call at GOA west Gay
street. or address JAMES DOUGH- ASS:
fe IS-eoGl2lx ~ ...-. 49, ut the above No.
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The Rev. DR.. James DE Koven, Of Racine,
Wis, has been called to the rcctorship of
ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal church in
Philadelphia. The Rev. Dr.. Hoffman, the
present pastor, has accepted the position Of
Dean OF the General Theological Seminary
in New York.
BENJAMIN +. Allison ia appointed post
master at Reed Island. Wythe county, Va,
rice S. l.. Cassell, resigned.
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e9.CENT STORE.

!
DECEIVED AT THE
e9.CENT STORE u.s.
LOTS OF NEW GOODS FOR THE sc. COUNTER.
A full assortment .of JApANNED CAKE and
GROCERY-BOXES;
An sizes JAPANNED WAITERS-much lower
than before; ...r..
CRUMB-pANS and BRUSHES-cheap:
FANCY CASH BOXES; .s. T.: '.
-. LBMON-sQUEEzERS
ICE-ToNGs, ....
s'-.". HAIR-BRUSHES, - .
CLoTH-BRUsHEs, -..,..
BOOT.BRusHEs;
go new subjects In CHROMOs a. $l.75; ,.a....
PARIAN MARBLE GOODS marked very low
:: those formerly at 99c. pair now 26e., those
formerly s1.9sa pair now 90c.;
All sizes GLASS SHADES very low.
CaIl early for the TIN-WARE on the SC. counter.
Catalogues free to any address. =. u .E .
;tI,,.. .,a ~ b. .1.-,.,.: w. A. STEVENS,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15
p.s..saara Vim New Orleans.

Is NEW ORLEANS, Mnrch 14:-In an! alterca-
fionJ fn,day ibet ween Frank, O. Cash andJ.
s. ADAMS, in wbicI, pistols were freely used,
iCasl, Was u,ortaljy, wounded, and has since
died. "A dnnls was arrested ana puC ~ 1, tah'