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Election Returns.

TIE RESULT OF THE CONTEST IL CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April Sat 1:45 O'Clock this
morning returns showed Jacob (Republi-
CAM elected Mayor beyond doubt. His ma-
!olisy will be from $1,000 to 1900.
THE CONTEST N TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, April S.-The city election yes
terdly was quiet and orderly. \ very full
vote was Dolled. At an early hour this
morning returns from all but one ward in
Dictated the election OF the entire National
ticket. with the possible exception OF the
Police Judge, by from 400 to 800 majority.
The Board Of Aldermen stands two Re-
publicans. two Democrats, and four Nation
ais. The National ticket was headed by
Jacob Powers for Mayor. The vote OF the
Nationals shows about the same strength as
at the election last fall
THE RESULT IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, April S.-Rcturns from 100
towns, including Detroit, with Democratic
majority of over 300, give Campbell (Rep.),
for the Supreme Court, 7l9; Grosrcnor
(Rcp.l, for regent, 800; and Shcarer (Rep.).
for regent, 472 majority. The majority OF
the Republican State ticket is estimated at
from 5000 to 0,G00 over the Democratic aud
Grccnhack coalition ticket.
At Grand Rapids the Citizens ticket,
composed OF hard.money Republicans and
Democrats, was elected.
At Lansing the Republicans elect their
entire city tlckct.a
At Jackson the Democrats elect the Mayor
and the Republicans the balance of the city
ticket.
At East Saginaw the Republicans elect
their Mayor; the balance of the city ticket
is mixed.
At Adrian the Republicans elect the
Mayor.
At Mll>krgan the Republicans elect The
Mayor and the Democrats the balance OF the
city ticket.
At Port Huron the Coalition party elect
the entire city ticket.
AT Bay City the Republicans elect the
Mayor and the Democrats and Nationals
divide the balance OF the city ticket.
IT OTHER POINTS.
COLUMBUS, ONO, April S.-Fu! official
figures prove the election OF the entire city
Republican ticket yesterday. CO!ins'S nIa-
jority for mayor is 1.1GS. This rc>ut cam
not he claimed as Il partisan victory, inas
much as many leading Democrats worked
openly for the Republican, nominee. 1t is
really victory Of the citizens and property
owners over the lawlcss element, who made
4 determined effort to obtain control OF The
city. The Republicans vii! have four mi.
jorlty in the Common Council and major
ity OF the police and school boards.
CINCINNATI, April SIN Evansville. Ind
the Republicans elected their entire ticket.
LoCKpoHT, \. y, April S.-rhc Rcpubli'
cans eject Pound mayor by 125 majority,
and the balance of the city ticket except
police justice DcmocraO; also, three out
four aldermen, securing control OF the city
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The South Carolina Election Cases.

CHARLESTON. April Sin the United
States Circnit Court to-day General Conner.
counsel for the defendants in the election
cases, moved to quash the entire panel OF
grand and petit jurors. on the ground that
the list from which the iurics arc 10 be
made was not drawn in conformity with
law or compliance with the order OF the
court; and further, that the persons so
drawn were not properly or sufficiently
summoned. The Court adjourned the con-
sideration OF the objections until to-mor-
row, to give the prosecution time to prepare
answers
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


TUESDAY. April 8, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 100 hogs
heads AMI licrccs. The offerings ut auction on
Change were 81 packages: of which number %
were sold u! lees ranging from $40 TO $3.50.
QUOTATlONS-PRIZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
L"gs.-tommon 10 medium, :2.21Gt:2.71 good
20 iirir S3mS3j0.
Lcnt-Cnrimnn To good short. SiGGaG mc'lium
To far long S6MS7.5O; good to very good long, $500
IS 80.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types of the Ecgir', have been thus fur in very
light supply. There Is no assortment OF dark sun
cured tobacco oiteliug.
BRIGHT.
LugS-Common 10 medium, S4MSG; good TO
Sinoktrs-Fnir to medium. iS1$IO: good to
very good, Sl2W$l5; fine TO fancy, sl7.50W
LcuE-Common to medium, s7.5OGEs9; good to
very good, :10@Sl 200; extra cutters OF h''erS'
INrhognny 1rraOpcrs.-common to medium.
$l5MS55: good TO very good and inc s30@GSiO
extra fine. S45m $50.
rct{oiC IFruppers.-COmm" 10 medium. :25E,
:35 good 10 very good, S4OGLS5O; line To fancy,
$JJMSIj.
Occasional small lots have since The season open
cd commanded above The outside quotations. Indi-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers viii
hr III light supply.
No special change In uaoiations. There IS some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade old filters
from manufacturers. and anything desirable will
command fair prices.
There Is every prn'p poet now Of Il good season. and
We look for increased reccip'S.
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LIABILITY FOR FAST DRIVING OF FIRE EN-
GlNES.-ln the Philadelphia Court oi Com
mon Pleas last week Judge Elcock decided
that the city was not liable for damages in
a case where Il citizen had been run over
and injured by 1ire-cnginc which was be-
ing driven in 4 rapid and careless manner,
the principle being that the public good re-
CURED that the plaintiff should look to the
Individual who occasioncd the injury, and
not to the corporation within whose limits
it occurred. Similar decisions have re-
peatedly been rendered heretofore in other
cities
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N. c., with G. 8. jennings rs postmaster;
also at Emwood, Lunenburg county, OF, the
route from KcysviEe to Boydlon, with w.
I. Spencer as postmaster; also at Sand
Bridge, Princess Anne county, Va, near
Princess Anne Courthouse, with Mrs. Van.
Gaiia Forbes as postmaster. Is. T.. Gouger
is appointed postmaster at varina, Henrico
county, Va. cice james Ii. Caldwell, re-
signed. Miss Bette A. Wade is appointed
postmaster at Wadesyilc, Clark county, Va,
vice 5. j. Swimlep. resigned.
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Annual Examination, &c.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, }
April Z, 1879.

April Z, 1879.
Editors Dispatch On Thursday morn
ing, the Sd, at 0 O'Clock, the annual cxami.
nation OF the students Of this institution be-
gan. or the examining committee there are
prcsent--from North Carolina. Rev. joseph
Atkinson and Rev. 3. +. MarabIe, md from
Virginia, Rev. William Brown, D.. D., and
Rev. Charles White. The Rev. Professors
Smith, Dabney, Peck, and Alexander, have
conducted these examinations from until
o'clock each day. and also from until 5
o'clock. The examinations have been OF the
senior, middle; and junior classes, upon the
following subjects: The Historical Books Of
the Old Testament in Hebrew, Biblical
Literature Gncluding Philology, An,iqui-
ties, and the Canon), Church Polity, Sacred
Rhetoric. Systematic Theology, Epis,le to
tho Romans in Greek, Biblical History,
Chaldee, Pastoral Theology, and the Cos
pe!s. These examinations have been oral
and written, and will be continued to-day
and tomorrow, when the Board Of Trustees
and Directors will meet TO consider the in
terestS OF the institution.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, April g, 1879.


Country produce.
lDpics: :1.75m:2 30 q barrel.
kftslrrr 22r. = %.
Emu,r: irinlc to choice yellow, 1sGD22c. fair
70 E E"ru' v.at: iaa5oc. q bushcl for country.
Drird Fruit: Apples. l!atG2c.: nrirhrs. prc,cd
5ir Sc.: unpeclcd 43c.; cherries, l2seGl 3c. r. 3D..
bIatkt"rr"s Sc.
tsHtherS: i'rme n'e-S"ose' 33@94oc'' common
2UnG3Dr.
Yny: vlr.inia timothy, Go@6oc.; clover ana
Iuiytd. iJH::i0c.
oats: i;;,ltd. 4JM55c.
pytrt,rx. irish. = barrel sl.7JGGS2.3O.
herd: Country: GHG4c
Rye: fJGi zoe. = b.tsicl.
STmnc: Prime. I:tc. . IL,
,ry 75fS S. ore!,ard-sra-s *l.s5; herds
graz. gil kentucky bluegrass, $50.
EaLti :i,Tic: 3JEEiOc.
.loDi: Washed 266h2sc.: unwashea. TIA lSc
l:,irry wool VIII arluy from To DC. q 10 lras th
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster, Nc.
r,.,o.o.. Rose dale $50 +. barrel.
linn. Agricultural. SO lOc. a h,shcl' i"rAktni'
Il lUsr$l.Zp. rrt"r';,'rI - Hi!t'ty' '"htei '"h-
Tim%ieJ.: lu!rp, $3.50; ground, - ca'eii!eu
Tnr: LaI.c size. 1920 $3.50.
Drugs, DyesluiIs, Oils, &c.
5as@s,.;ated I' Lys :275@s4 y case Of four
dozen.
ft,rhi"cai: 9oc. - ID.
Ertract al L"Yicond: lsc.
Indigo: *lhps1.lo.
dis: Linsrcd. zoe: machine slIa*l75: sparm.
sl.25: whale zoe; straits 40 al Sc: Labradpr.
roc Oh. son 6Dc.: lard. G5c.: SWEETEST r dozen:
lubrlca,!nr: 3o@5Oc.; kerosene, l2'. cash, 's'''-
Ion.
Roots: Ginseng, s0c.; seneca, wtraou: tor, $50
Soda: SAL. .laG2c., in kegs; English soda, Sc.
American, 3SGr4c-
Spirits IGrUentin9: Acc.
Dry Goods
Broom Shtet,no& grad Shtrttngs: A Manshes.
ter sfc. I Manchester: DC; MANCHESTER; I.e.;
ss s;c. IA E6ckhrieGr esc: ! sscfbride ssc
Conestoga. BIS lo-4 reperiD. 25e.; lo-A City.
s:es:;c.: Goitnn-yarns. zoe.
o.; A Home, exc; 80 Oneida, loc.; "A
AvontS!s 7s Al soe ra as "a Rss
terboroieh, 4sc.; 1914 Walthain' s3e.; lo-4 CITY
Grois,l DrfiLs: Petersburg. 6,ac.; Granteville
7c: Rocktritgf, \. Pc; "A, Sc.
iorsst JsupS: ravonia, Sc; Amoskeag. 1Oc.
Dsnims: ;tarier= Ike. Boston Steam Mills Sc
Prints: American, 5he.; Ai,sn,s s, S3c;: k Nssh
Washing. on. 5yc.: Hamilton: 5:c:: Merrlmack. DC.
,iallerT; 5s 9r.en.awl ,n rssss' sac'' A'a0n
Gas.Lrics: Rice, SIC: English. &c.
! Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candv: l2sal3c. y 10
| Lemons: Messna. :3.50@s4 = box.
| Oranges $3.5o6s4.
/ Groceries. &c.
Bacon: shs ulders, 5@34c.; clear rib-sidss; 90
exc: ribbed. BE-: virginia shoulders. oho v, 60
~ Toe; small, 0@1 Ic. aa2ar-curea nnesnvhseo
lo@lOHe.; plain ha aSsa0c: s.9s1 a5g ss so
,b Sssf hoops, $i.soatl.75. ~. .,.,, :,
BTo"ns: Two strings ia l:ga' 'nfes ss Wy
Si;Seess3 'ps;Tn1t,o,nInon. lO.,@l1c.: fair, l!39
a sas:s good 10 prime: l4aiss Lsss.ys1, lS
idc.; Java, as@29c, Market sd'auelhs-pe~'
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INCENSE TAXES.

OFFICE or CITY toLLEcT0R,}
RICHMOND. VA. hpnl l. lsfo'
rTuIS OFFICE We'll BE OPEN DALI
from o o'r!nck A. VI. 10 o'c'oc" T. VI. rom INC NC
18th to tSs 3olh OF April Tor 'Hc PURPOSE Vi ''>'
Ing the >,-x
from ar LAWYERS. Doctor; Dentists, CpnmsI tH.
chsnr,- Rr,,kcrs wholesale aud Retail l..Iror-Deat
ers Mspls Restaurants, saloons, boa,,iine sra
Ealing Houses, Au"t."n.rrs I.h'noe t,..,'S ~
press and Coal Complaints: Mercantile Insurance,
Steanbnat, Real Estate Emp!o! arnt, Ilehs,, nv
SeUtliG-iachine Agents; Bilier hahuLaNtN-
junk ana Oyster De4ers. SeaScugers. fss'"s'A-
piers, and an others liable 10 icease TAX.
Extract from City Ordinance:
An bills remaining unpaia 90 the Isl DAY Oh Nay
hne OF not less than one dollar and no more tis -
1--we dollars for each day thereafter Will -
ap Linn t"hee'"''
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ment subsequently proceeded to the scene
II The fight, recovered quantity of rock
e.s and ammunition, and buried the dead.
twenty wagons containing supplies were
lost. The relief column for Ekowe will
start March 26ih. 4 party OF volunteers
have visited the battlefield Of TsandaIa, and
found that the Zulus had left one hundred
wagons there, but had removed the guns
and ammunition,
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY :.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

AND OTHER WASHINGTON
MATTERs-GAMBLERs ARRESTED IN NOR
FoLk-ELECTIoN NEWS FROM MICHIGAN
AND Observation-Disclosures CASES IN
BosToN- ASSASSINATION IN TExAs-A
MINISTER DEPOsED-THE LOUISIANA
PARISH CAsEs-THE SOUTH CAROLINA
ELECTION CASES-THE POPE ON THE I'M
PR0VEMENT OF. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
BOSAPARTISTs ELATED At PROBABLE
TRIUMPH OF NJ. GADELLA-FlNASCIa
MATTERs-FRoM THE ZULUs, &C., &C.
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For:Y-sixth Con.rcsS---First Session.
WAsEIINGTON, April 5, 1879.
SENATE,

SENATE.
The Senate Committee on appropriations,
by a strict party vote, decided to report
back the army appropriation bill without
any amendment, and recommend its psS-
sage in all particulars precisely as it came
from the House OF Representatives.
Mr.. Withers reported back from the Com
mittee on Appropriations the army bill,
without amendment.
Mr.. Blaine gave notice OF an amendment
making it penal offence, punishable with a
fine and Imprisonment, for any military,
naval, or civil officer, or any other person.,
except for the purpose named in the bill. to
appear armed with deadly weapon OF any
description within a mile OF any polling
place where general or special election for
representative 10 Congress IS being held.
Mr.. WitherS will call up the bill after the
New Hampshire senatorial question shall
be decided.
The Senate adopted Mr.. Bayard's rcsolu-
ton calling upon the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury for statement OF the sums OF money
paid to John /. Davenport since 1870. The
Senate resumed the consideration OF the
New Hampshire senatorial case.
The New Hampshire senatorial case was
continued without action. Mr.. Carpenter
made Il legal argument against Mr.. Bells
admission.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Frye, OF Maine, had read letter
from the editors OF the Okolona States
(Which Muldrow, OF Mississippi, had stated
diG.not represent any respectable clement
of Mississippi Democracy, enclosing eN-
tract from that paper OF August Is, 1878,
supp, ling Muldrow as representative from
the First district OF Mississippi. He hau
nothing further to say on the subject.
4 debate has sprung up as to the pro-
priety Of in>trucling The chairman OF the
Committee Of the Whole [whcn the House
shall be in committee on the legislative ap-
preparation billy 10 award the floor in ac-
cordance. with the rules OF the House, and
not to be bound by any list OF speakers
which may be formed.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Legislative appropriation bill
and after disposng OF sixty pages adjourned
| until tomorrow.
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NcX Orleans Items.

New ORLEANS, April s.-The Tensas-
parish cases have been continued in the
United States Circuit Court until the fall
term.
Thomas Arota, convicted Of manslaughter
for killing George Fl. Steinkamp, has been
sentenced to five years Imprisonment at
hard labor.
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E>nanoke-coIlese Co.nmencement.

WASHINGTON. April S.-Hon. John Eaton,
United States Commissioner OF Education,
has accepted an invitation to deliver the ali.
nual Grafton before the literary societies or
Roanoke College, Va, on the 10th Oh June.
Ex-President Dosh will preach the Bacca.
laureate, and Rev. J. Peterkin, u. D., OF
Richmond, Va, will address the Christian
Associations.
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EY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April S.-Noon.-StOcks irregular.
Money on call. Cat per cent. ExclianVe-i.ouy,
4S5a; short, 1871. Gorerniient. firm. State hon'Is
quiet.
trt2ling.-Moncy. 6 per cent. Exchange, 1860
1865. Governments weak; new 81, lOiy.. states
duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April S.-EirHnla 6s. deferred.
~: conSos, 3Gis: second series. ~ pa>t-ur cor-
mons. 8 X North Carolina is, CID, 22t new, IL.
BID tu-,ry
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3u. r!ses........... 3:3s iii"h 1ihh. o,,,
Mroa RIGS ........ lr:l9 kVtnlGc....... 6:4S
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 8, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk. United STATES
mil merchandise an passengers, l.. u. latuIh.
agent
steamship Wyanoi.e. Couch. New York, m"r-
ci,,u.,is. and :t>.rngrS.G " Airn 4 TO-. agents.
Steamer j.. ". EScrna". Carr. PniladeIpha'
merchandise aud passengers. j. ". AcCa.rlck.
agent. . :, ,
S,.hhorcr IToraiio Nichols. Durmy. Perth Amboy.
ral!ruai- lilies, Curtis & arEcT.
Schooner Roanoke. NrCurih!rk. phiaGelpiiii>
raj road. ties and crushed granite. CHrtl, phrser.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
ALEXANDRIA. Apr.i 7.-Schooncf Star-Srang!ed
Banner.
by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA. April S.--Arrived: Ontario.
NEW YORK. Aprii s.-arrtv.d: lsaac Bell.
BOSTON, April S.--Arriyc':: Schooner Ahna NY
lick. ,,,. -, c.,,r
nah Gamma. Amelia. Rceul-t1r. tiiy Of Aahei.
Arrived out Dscar Ward. RuncbcFg. Ioncorula,
t.ity of Richmond ii llves on. ANtilsnf, iiuaIch,
Ee1;riz Edward Gushing, Rcmis AcGi'ery,H Grove,
State Of P.nnsy; hania
EHCou STIRRED HEAVY GALE.
The Schooner Waller. Line, from Beaufort. Bas ar
r;r.I -, Sry York. She euenunt.rcd heavy gaze
,nu was blown 1919 of The coast; lo,i and spit hcr
sails.
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BosToN, April Sin the United States
District Court to-day motion made by
General Butler to quash the indictments
against u number OF illegal voters 1t the
last election was denied.
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A JaiIer assassina ted I'm Texas.

JEFFERsON, TEXAS, April S.-L&st Satur'
day evening, at Mt. Vernon, Robert Morgan,
whom the sheriff left in charge OF the lail,
was assassinated by six men, who, after
numbering Morgan, attempted TO rescue the
prisoners; but the door resisting their el'
forts, and being fired on by citizens, they
were compelled 10 take to horse and escaCre
The citizens threatened to burn the Jail &itt
the prisoners in retaliation, but we've pre-
vailed upon to desist. =
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Cores hd0edS corpus case IN connection
with the Rives matter on the 14tf, wber
both cases will be argued by General Field
and Judge W. j. Robertson for The State
and Judge Coles, and By Judge Willoughby
and such other counsel as Judge Riyes may
retain Tor the defence. General Field left
for Richmond this evening, and will return
Thursday.
TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL QUESTION.
The Senate to-day was occupied in con-
slderipg the New Hampshire senatorial
| question. Mat. Carpenter spoke against the
| right OF the claimant to seat, and this oc-
casoned surprise. The rumor is that Sena-
| tor Thurman will advocate his admission,
as Senator Bayard did. yesterday Tnere
are more speeches vet TO be made. aIessrs.
Herman and Garland to-day spoke in favor
OF not seating him, aud Mr.. Groome on the
opposite side.
Tonight hear that Senator's Lamar,
Gordon. Whyte, Thurman, Groome, and
Bayard will vote. to seat Bell, and that Car
penter and burnside will vote against him.
MosBY's LATEST PERFORMANCE.
Republicans opposed to Mosby are
making q mountain out OF 4 letter from
Hong Kong, which says he has outraged
The mimic British court there by refusing
to wear swallow-tal coat and white kids.
In the meanwhile our Consul is reported as
being as independent as woodsawyer, in
SLOUGH hat and undress rigging, in spite OF
the protest Of heightened Americans So
iourning there.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
A eray-headed Democratic copgressman's
craVat made the gallery to-day think he was
widower.
Each party is busy in sending off the
speeches delivered IN the recent debate.
There are over one hundred applicants
for seats in the House reporters gallery,
but more rigid rule will be adopted as to
admissions than formerly.
Carpenters speech against seating Bell as
senator from New Hampshire is much COM
plimcnted tonight.
The Senate Appropriations Committee has
agreed to report back the army bill as it
came from the House. The vote was i
party one.
Judge Kelly says tho country knows how
Pickwickian the cry OF revolution is.
There was no business OF interest trans
acted at the Cabinet meeting TO- day.
| The Senate Committee on Agriculture
will meet Saturday, and the Finance Com
mittec will not hold regular weekly. meet
ihgs, as formerly.
The crowd was go great at the Methodist
revival at IIamlne-Sireet church last night
that the doors had to be closed. dir. Harri-
son, the evangelist, is l%boring there.
a patent has been issued to Eli II. JAN
nev, OF Alexandria, for q car-buf1er.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph TO the Dis.
| TIE RIyES CASE.
Chicf-Justicc Waite announced in the
United States Supreme Court to-day that
| the court would hear tho Acknowledgement
Of Virginia Monday next in support OF the
petitions for habcas corpus and certiorariin
the RIvcs- Cole case, and especially upon tho
question OF the power OF this court TO issue
the writS prayed for
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CLOTHING.

Thankful for the liberal patronage of the public
for the past forty years, again ask for con,iuu-
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
EMBRACING
ALL TIE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
and we assure the public that
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
for The same Quality of material and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is repletc with full line Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
sUITINGS,
TROUSERINGS,
which will be made to order In the best style, and at
prices within the reach OF all. In our
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT
will be found
A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF WELL
MADE BUSINESS AND DREsS-SUITS
OF CLOTHS, WORsTEDS, CHEVlOTS, FLAN-
EELS. AND CASSIMERES;
and in this department we invite special attention
TEN-DOLLAR SUITS
OND-DOLLAR WHITE VESTS,
which cannot be surpassed.
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
is M TO It's usual Standard. aud we display many
novelties in
sCARFs, s.-,. -.
COLLARS, .. ...
GLOVES,
-... SUSPENDERS,
LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHlEFs.
We would urgently invite an Inspection of GU
stock before purchasing elsewhere, rs we are conf
lent that our stock and prices VIII please all tina
ayor us with Il call, as
LITTLE CORNER STORE
will still maintain its reputation for
GOOD cLoTHlEG AT MODERATE PRICES.
Respectfully.
II: x. B. SPENCE & SON,
MEgcHANg, rAlLoRs AND cLoTHIERs,
4. 1900 MAIN STREET. !.
Zap S.snl
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I,xCORICE. DO

" &. CROWN LICORICE.-We inyite
I the special attention az tobacco manulac
turcrs 10 our " CROW n . fpe article OF nasS
w. have also In stock our wsfi-kno brsnds OF y.
Y.SCHOR. T.. >. PUkA, SC: REFINED an"
cpapE SiTCiAR, extra seasy SfRUPS. &c.
onHi : A.Y. STOKES b co.
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Ter, d. d., late professor OF the Theological
Seminary at Princeton, was to-day formal,
.1epesed from the ministry for heresy.
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Em". S3.50G; 1915: 5Gperinr. IL 25GIS4. en-
tr. Sj.23: r"lnur"r f;tinil". 1919 fancy Drans3.
S6.2jM 500 Staunton extra. 30.
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7 4 Minister Deposed for Heresy.
TRENTON, n, j., April s,-ReY, John Ait-
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,.n, oposLoifce is established at Robin
.::n = Norfolk county, Va, on the route
' Dsidse to Camqen Courthouse,
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Houses, MULES. 80.

ir-,nOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY *.
Is EcUrEn H the ..DlsPATcA fs'A
HOLSE.
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Murder i'm Canada.

ST. QrAFFvIILE. ONT, April S.-Catharinc
Thomas, aged sixty-lyr, OF Markham town.
ship, was found dead in her house ycster-
day, with her head terribly cut. 1t is sup
posed the murder was committed for money
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMhNAC-ArRIL 8. 1879.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage of the public
for the past forty years, We again ask for continue
ance OF the same. We have just received our stock
or
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WALK IN THE OLD PATHS.

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