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,yaIneS &. SOusk3ai7, III. u.

| In orr columns this morning VIII be found
lust tribute paid by the Staunton YIN
dicat0r 10 the learned Nirsnian, whose
name is in every mouth, in connection with
The new chair OF geology founded at the
University by that munIficent gentleman,
Mr.. William w. Corcoran, OF Washington.
Although Mr.. Southall has never filed an
app.ication for the place, and has expressly
declined to submit any testimonials directly
or through his friends, his election Is quite
universally regarded rs certain. In THESE
DAYS OF self.assertion. ii is refreshing 10 una
that modesty hcightens the influence or
merit. while il is creditable 10 State whefc
high office seeks the man, and not man the
office.
Referring to Mr.. SouthaiPs eminent nj
ness for tue position, distinguished eir-
ginian has aptIy remarked: cit Is most
appropriate that the University herseI
should cali for this one OF all her sons,
whose genius and attachments have lighted
the land with the torch she placed in his
hands,! 49,.
In that passage, we believe, is crystalized
the prevailing sentiment Of the people OF
Virginia on this subject.
No citizen OF Virginia-indeed, no resi-
dent of a southern State, has won such an
extended reputation in the learned world OF
Fellow OF the Geological Society of Eng.
land, member of the Royal Philosophical
Society, Mr.. SoutbaIl bias been also highly
honored BY the encomiums lavishly bestoW-
ed by the British press and reviews upon
his scientific lectures and more elaborate
works. Norfolk, which claims special In
terest in him, is proud Of the distinction ne
has achieved, and alive 10 the importance OF
securing bin, for the State University.
Nor.foM 2Yifqi7,iQn.
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deprive ali private persons Of arms. Etc tele-

deprive all private persons Of arms. Hc tele-
graphed the commandment at Toulouse: I am
told the Ninth regiment cannot be counted
on General Ducrot, on being informed
that the first attempt to form Liberal
cabinet had failed. telegraphs to General
De Roclebouet his thanks, adding: May
God and MacMahon be giorified.' On De-
ccmbcr 18th General De Grlmaudet de
Rochcbouet telegraphs the commandment at
Rennes: Endeavor to be ready on Thurs
day the troops should take all their camp
equipage.' On the 18th OF December. when
the Dufaure cabinet was formed, General
Rochebouct tclegraphs to Bordeaux:
Pray warn them Mt headquarters to stop
all preparations The report says: Pres
ident MacMahon, impelled by honesty and
enlightened By events, did not follow 10
the end the detestible counses OF his Min
isters.'"
Germany DIstrustful OF her Neigh
bOrS.
r. LONDON, March 10.-The Daily Neus's
correspondent at Berlin says: cat par
liamentary soiree on Saturday the Chancel-
lor said that partial disarmament was i'm
possible. Germany, ut least, could not be-
gin, rs unfortunately she had 10 show front
in different directions, and could trust none
OF her neighbours
Serious State OF Affairs I'm Burnial,.
CALCUTTA, March 1O.-The state OF al
fairs in MandaIay is creating grave anxiety.
The earrisons in Birth Burmah have been
doubled. The Burmese have interrupted
the telegraph line between Rangoon and
Mardalav, but the situation i'll Upper Bur
nah is regarded rs very serious for Euro
pean residents 1t is stated that while the
recent massacrcs at the instance OF the King
only amounted TO forty, the killing was at
tended by every possible atrocity. The VIC
tins were beaten and kicked, and the wo-
men were shamefuly abused. The royal
princes were reserved to the last, and made
to witncss the torture and death Of their
families. The bodies OF all the victims
were thrown into Old wells.
The New FrencIl-A7nerican Cable.
LIVERPOOL. March 10.-Thc Liverpool
Coarier's London correspondent telcgraphs
rs follows:
"The new French Cable Com
pany will he formally brought before the
public some day this week. The cable is
in process OF construction and is expected
to be laid during the coming summer"
Grant In India.
CALCUTTA, March 10.-General Grant ar
rived here to-day.
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new nominations were made, the balloting
being confined To the two candidates nom-
mated last weck--viZ., Mcssrs. Thomas D.
Moss and James L. Tosi,. No result was
rcacaed--the first six ballots showing 1Ss
votes for Moss and 173 for Tosh; necessary
to choice, 20 votes. Two members de-
clined to vote, and one firm divided their
vote as between the candidates. The friends
Of the candidates remain very firm, and it
looks as though n compromise man may be
brought in to settle the contest. A great
deal Of interest is felt in the election, and
many spectators were in the Exchange
while the voting was in progress. The AS
ISOLATION adjourned until next Monday,
when the balloting will be renewed.
Mr.. Joseph Brown, very worthy and
estimable citizen and merchant, died this
morning OF consumption, after lingering
Illness. he was about th'rty.hve years OF
age. and leaves widow and Two children.
He was q member Of Petersburg Lodge,
knights OF Honor.
Information has been received OF the
death Of Mr.. William Powell, a weIl-known
citizen OF Dinwiddic. He was stricken with
paralysis last week. and died in 4 few
hours; aged nearly seventy years.
Our Hebrew citizens will celebrate the
festival Of Purim by grand masquerade
ball at the Boilingbrook Hotel tonight. 1t
is their custom to celebrate the festival
every year, and the occasion is generally
enlvencd by Il great variety OF costumes,
music, and dancing. .. a.... .s.
Two Young cilizcnS OF Chesterfield county,
it is reported, engaged to meet on the turn
pike few miles from this city and fight Il
duel. The meeting was 10 have taken place
at S O'Clock this morning, at which hour, as
rumor says, one OF the parties was promptly
on the ground. The other failed TO come 10
time. and the hostile meeting did not there
fore fake place. The challenge is said to
have been verbal one.
The Jewish citizens Of Petersburg OWN q
very pretty cemetery lot OF iouracrcs on the
outskirts of Blandford, adjoining the beau
tiful cemetery of the Catholics. Only 4
small portion OF it has. been enclosed by a
wooden fence. An association has for some
months been formed in the congregation
having for its object the collection OF funds
to enclose and bcautify the grounds. suf-
iicient sum has been obtained, and the work
OF Improvement is to be done this spring as
soon as the plans can be obtained.
Mr.. William s. BUT, orc Of the oldest
and most prominent citizens OF Surry coun-
ty. died last week, aged about seycnty-three
years. He was never married, and leaves
IN estate valued at nearly $4,000 to the
children Of Captain John Burt, of City
Point.
TIE first meeting OF the Council OF the
town II Waverly. in Sussex county, recent
~ incorporated by the General Assembly,
was held on the 9Th. DR.. w. w. CugGin
was elected mayor, w. Stephenson town
sergeant, and T.. q. Anter street commits
sioner. An ordinance was passed prohibit
ing stock from running at large in the
streets. Wavcrly is now one of the most
important business-i3 places on the line Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road in this
section. EcBlN ADAlE.
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PETERSBURG.

pLAlH OF an ESTlMABLE LADi-SCNDaf-
SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPECTED
bY DISTINGUISHED pIvINES-MoEE rNSrC-
CES>FuL BALI.oTlHG ~ THE TOBACCO ASSOC
CATioN-DEATli OF A CITIZE N-rtklM
bALL-EEP0ETED DUEL ARRANGED N CIES-
IEtFlELD-CEMETEkf IMPROVEMENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.l
MARCH 10, 1879.
Avs. Hpioka, wife Of K. +. Wilson. Esq,
1iet Sunday morning at her residence. on
A'on street, after q brief and painful illness,
I se her funeral took place this afternoon
1t'l Ii" Markct-Street Methodist church.
.,'ced,ed vas native OF Grcensvile coun-
~ ~ anu lad been resident Of this city for
'",i one or two years.
orn ~ ,'ty interesting programme has been
IIi o. Tor the Sunday-school institute 10
" u ne,a sunday and Monday next at the
a ~, haptls( church. A number OF distin-
s Issued gentlemen outside Of our city have
6Ssp'eu invitations to attend and deliver adj
, nn,Ss Professor II. II. Harris, OF Rich
dan Co'!ege, VIII open the discussion Sum
VIII morning on "The Duties Of Church
sf,~Hets 10 the Sunday. School," In the
yrsat nooh Rev. DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry will
Scb @S o u The Qualifications fora Sunday
WvT iS,oI Teacher" At night Rev. DR.. j.
"H lh,sl Jones will begin the discussion of
rn, V" 10 Conduct a Sunday School-The
SMaet'ons'of Its Officers
e. s,;i, morning Rev. DR.. W. E. Hatch
S5 "n, speak on the subject OF "Sunday-
Ber 'I y frizes and Other incentives %; and
he p Dr' t. W. Warren on GLOW to Study
!. nioie IN Sunday School,
- tut afternoon Pow Dr T. ninlip
ity-rmnl open .he.discussion on "Punctual-
"a! LOW Low TO Secure IT.; and at night Gene
Of .I I~es q. Field will open on the subject
Teseb;n improved Methods OF. Sunday.School
be 1olna Each OF these addresses will
Others seS by fve-minutes' speeches from
day At y, aoDacco Association met again to-
lots for q ] O'CLOCK and took seven more bal
stoned h suetloaeer. toctill the vacancy occa-
~" " Tue death Of Colonel Wyatt. No
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. March 10, 1879.
Gorernment Secaritfes.-United States As. 100
State observation-disclosures consols. 5,H bid, 5eas
ask ed Virginia eonsos. new, AN bid, as. asked;
bid; Virginia ax-recciyable coupons, 7sa bid. 794
asked; North Carolina bonds, 204 bid, II asked.
C ity Observation-Disclosures city s's. J. ana J.,
!1Sts Old; RichmoId city 6's j. and j.. 1032 hid,
100 asked; Petersburg city S. i0GG bid, loo asked:
city city ST. B. T 3D. ns
burg city S's, J; and J., looh bid: Norfolk city
IS N. and n. 1861 bid Manchester s., ii. and
N. 90 asked: Manchester bridge S., ST. and N. 100
ass Cd; Manchester s's, tax-recevable d. aud e.,
Railroad Bonds-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road 6's: gold III. and N, 80 bid; Virginia Central
Railroad first mortgage 6's J. and j., 90 bid: Vir-
-, 93 bid: Virginia Central Railroad non-mortgase
s's and j. 100 bid: Virginia and Tenness ee ltail-
and Tennessee Railroad funded S's, !. and j., 90
bid. % asked: Soulhside Railroad first mortgage
preferred s,s. D. and j., % bid; soulhsde Eairoad
Souihside X .tlroad third mortgage SIS }. and J.-6S
asked Norfoik and Petersburg Railroad first mort
Railroad first mortgage s's j. and lob bid: Nor-
folk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s's,
gage 81. j. and j., I07 asked; Richmond and Pc
tcrsburg Railroad iirSt mortgage S's, a. and O..
LOG bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage IS, j. and j.. 102 bid; Rich
moud. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs, j. and j., 100 bid; Richmond. Fredercks-
burg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's J. and j.,
IS bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad first mort
gage 6's. M. and NJ, 93 Dill; Orange and Alexandria
hallroad second mortgage g., j. and j sc asked
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad first
mortgage rs, j. and j.. 55 asked: Richmond and
imnvillc Railroad consolidated G's NJ and ", So 4
bd: liecmont Railroad first mortgage ss. 4. and
o.. l03 bid.
Canal BOnds.-.James River and Kanawia Canal
first mortgage G's. VI. and ", 3 bid.
RntfTodd MOCkS.-Chesapeakea and Ohio Railroad,
100 par. 81 20 bid: Richmond ard Petersburg Rail.
road. 90 par. 40 bid, 12R asked; Rchmond, Fred.
ericksburg, and Potomac Railroad six per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, II bid: .Iiichmond, Freeze
rcksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cen.
guaranteed. 100 par, 81 bid: Connection Railroad
40 par. 90 bid: Richmond and Danvillc Railroad
100 psr. $537I bid: Scahoard and Roanoke Rall-
road guaranteed, 100 par. Oh biz.
Bunk MockS.-First National l 90 par. lis bid
Ma,ional Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, ST.! asked
Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, 40 bid: Mcr-
chants and Planters Savings, 20 par, lG4 bid.
Insurance C0nnDdR ies.-Nirginia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 81 asked: Virginia State, 25 par
~ bud: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. S4
asked: City, 100 par so bid, so asked; Granite
100 par. 50 a. kcd.
HiSceiIuRtOuS--Old Dominion Steamship Com.
panY, lou par, so bid.
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Baltimore Conference M. z. CllurcRa
South.

SALEM, VA, March S.-The Conference
met at 8 o'clock-Bishop WiShtman in the
chair. Religious services were conducted
by Rev. j. l.. Gilbert.
The Committee OF Examination Of the
Glass Of the Fourth Year reported the
names of j. Kyle Gilbert, A. L. Bradcn-
haugh, J. w. Shoatf, Charles NJ. Brown, Fl.
S. Coe, j. f. Baggs, o. T. Burgess, and Will
liam NJ. IIincr as having passed an approved
examination, and they were elected to cl-
ders' orders.
The character OF r. NJ. Wheeler and
Robert NJ. Williams was passed, but not
having stood an approved examination on
the course of study, they were continued
in the class OF the third year. y. NJ. Cack-
". not appearing before the committee, WAS
also continued iG the same class. Rev. DR..
William B. Yoncc, OF Roanoke College, was
introduced w. II. Woolf, i. NJ. Strother,
Lee NJ. Lyle. Il. S. Cunningham, 6. o. Ho-
man, j. S. HOPKINS, John 6. Graichea, j:
c. Jones, and II. p. Hammil, having passed
an approved examination, were elected TO
deacons' orders.
Henry C.. Calwell was continued in the
class of the second year.
Rev. Mr.. whitley, who for number OF
wears bad been a minister and editor in the
Christian Church, was admitted as an elder
in the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Rev. Mr. Dognett, OF the Missouri Con-
ference, and brother Of Bishop Doggett, of
Virginia, was introduced to the Confer
ence.
The report Of Charles Shipley. treasurer
of the Conference Mission Board, was
adopted. The Board paid seventy cents GA
the dollar to the claimants on that fund the
present year.
Rev. DR.. 4. w. Wilson, missionary Sec
rotary, delivered 4 forcibe address on the
subject Of missions. Since his election to
this office he has travelled nearly twenty 90
900 miles, and attended sixteen annual con-
fercnccs.
Samuel Rodgers, ID. D., delivered an inter-
csting and instructive lecture to c large au-
dieDce in the Town Hall. His subject was,
ssTo Paris and Back"
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.
or the Richmond Di-pa,clI.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond l1-pa'cl.I
MARCH !. 1879.
4 trip to York shows that her good pco-
pie are bu>ily engaged planting peas and
Irish potatoes. They Say-and they are
good auihorty-tha the Colorado beetle
cannot lniurc potatoes ii planted very early.
The trucking business is gradually creep
lug up the Peninsula, and already has pos
session Of 4 large portion CT Iolk and
James City. 1t is probable that some OF tic
present generation will see these two coun-
tics one vast garden, helping TO feed the
popnlous cities Of the North.
Our wheat is looking badly. Those who
sowed oats last iall are now living BY faith.
They say what has been done once can be
done again; but il is my opinion that this
crop uaS never been so unpromising.
Whole fields OF it look as ii they would
burn readily if the torch were applied 10
them.
The passage Of the bill retaining the
school money in the hands OF the county
trcasurers, the probability OF the final exit
OF the debt question from the arena OF poll
tics, and the failure Of Fayctte>S and Mar
tins convention, have made our people en-
tircly happy for the tmcbcing. JuNIUs.
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The International Waileing-sHatch.

HOW THE NEW YORK WALKING-MATCH IS PRO-
GRESSING-THE EXCITEMENT.
NEW YORK. March 10.-At quartcr-past
10 O'Clock this morning RowelI had COM
rleted 50 miles, O'Lcary II, Hartman 40,
and Ennis II miles in the great nterna-
tional walkinG-match at Gilmore's Garden.
Great crowds Of people surrounded the
outside of the building, and the inside at
tendance was large. Rowcll kept up trot-
ting gait, while O'Leary maintained Il steady
walk.
The greatest excitement is aroused by
this contest, and betting on the result has
not changed from what it was last eve
ning-namely, three to two on O'Leary.
The pedestrians are all in good condition.
Bets were freely offered to-day Of $500 even
on O'Lcary against the field.
At 3:15 p. NJ. the score was as follows
O'Leary. IS miles and 7 laps; Rowell, "A
miles and 7 laps; Hartman, G6 miles and
G laps: and Ennis, 60 miles and laps.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
uANLON EXERCISING.


LONDON, March 10.-Thc Sportsman says
Hanlon is at BrooklandS, near Manchester.
and is going through Il daily routine OF
strong exercise, both afloat and ashore. He
will shortly remove TO Newcastle and 20
into regular training in the Tyne. At pre-
sent lie is out OF condition, as he scales 112
mounds against las when he roWed Court
npy. He also complains that his hands are
very tender from lack OF work. y match
has been made between Champion Elliott
and some unknown person over the Tyne
course, to take place month after the Han
lon-Hawdon match The name OF the I'M
known party vii! be declared on the day OF
the Hanlon- Hawdon match.
France.
TIE IMPEACHMENT MovEMENT-VIEWS OF THE
PRESS.
+ LONDON, March lola Repu5liQne Fran
caise (Gambetta's organ) OF Paris pronounces
decidedly against the impeachment OF the
De Brogle Fourton Ministry. II says ::
.sThe report OF the committee, while ably
grouping the acts OF men who openly re-
yolted against the national will, reveals no
new facts, and, though the accused richly
de. erye to be tried, the prosecution would
no bip with inconvenience not to say peril.
Even il the Senate gave verdict OF guilty
trivial sentence could only result"
The Dauy Ne,oS'S correspondent says
..This opinion, which is doubtless GalnDee-
t,,s. will, think, turn the scales. The mod
erate papers-sucll as lie journal oeS De-
bnis. lie TEMPS, and lie S0ir-argue that the
multitude O! misdemeanors committed by
the De BrogIie Ministry are sumclenLy
nunished by the failure OF most OF theln'
and moreover they are bsYed by the statute
~ limitations. AS for tic charge against
the Rochebouet Cabinet o: organizing a
coup d'ltat, although the moral proof IS
strong, there is much doubt whether =, an
overt act could be legally established; ine
bouet Cabinet was most remarkable. Thus:
General De tGrimaudet de Rochebouet re-
commended the commandment at Lyons 10
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MARINE 1N'EGLLEGEHFE.
M,<I,TuRE ALMANAc-,iArcrr H.. IA7e
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH &c
ARRIVED.

hKR.f Ed
Steamship Old romnion. Walker, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, &. W. Alien 'o
agents. 49, ,,,., ,,,, --,
disc. }. W. McCarrIck. agent:
steamer Maggie. tiiT rd Wi!iiamSbHrs, "rn4 ana
peanuts. &. T.. Bush. agent.
Schooner Mary Riley. Riley, Orient, gnano. ". u.
SCHOONER YANKEE Doodle, Rose Orient. g1Iano, w.
G.. Cren>haw. =,
schooner 4. +. Kindberg, Robinson, New York,
.yiIroati iron Richmond and Danyillc railroad.
Schooner srcher aud Reeves, Smith, View \ crk,
coal :. II. Halves. !.
schooner Il. c. Collins -, Phia''cphla, COAL
Murphy.
Steamer Ariel Clifford. Norfolk, United Sta,' ;
mail! mcrchai ,lIse, and passengers, l.. Is. Iatnin,
agent. . ~ ,,,,,.,,u., ,.,,o J.,
disc. II. I. DnuglaSs, agent. ,,
Schroeder /. II. Euw"lu>, So"!eFS' h'Aloi' IVA =
Gchooucr star Spangcd Banner, MGllcn. Phiadt.-
pliia IA! road ties. Curtis & Parker. ,
Sch.rrlcr t.u.ic. CorScy. down The river 10 Ioaa
grain for Petersburg, Curtis farNer.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, March s;h, schooner LiI'!" FAX
From Providence. March 7il!, schoorrrG. N. Hop
kinS. - 49,, ~ :, ,,r.
son, Paul. ...
Arrivrdat Norlolk March Stl. barge Calir@"' ii'H
from TIL, port
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March l0.-Arrycl: Gamma ~
Of Berlin. state at Virginia. Arrived "u Ahh'
:. Conant. Mediator. Lcnnaiin. llnIh""aiG: Lone
LivERrooL, March 10.-Salcd: EaIh Hi"!a, Ia
Richmond.
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EHCESAES-TAXES.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, March 10, 1870.
THE LICENSE-TAXES OF 1879 HAVE
i been assessed and placed In THIS OFFICE for
the inspection Of all concerned and VIII here re-
main un;i the 9th instant inclusive.
THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
will hold SESSIONS 1T the Council chamber. Broad
street, On
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
THE 10Th AND 21Sr OF APRIL,
between the hours of and 7 O'Clock z. d., for lhe
purpose of be airing and considering anrealS from
said asses sments. No change IN classification ~lil
afterwards be made except on the order or the Cliy
Council. J. b. ROiSTkR,
81 NH l0.11t fs hhu'tof'
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NOTICE.
MARCH 4, 1879

ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, AND REAL
.... r ESTATE OWNERS
are hereby advised f.tEe reissue of the HYATT
PATENT FOR ILLUMINATING ROOFS" for
covering easements or cellars extending under Side
walks Owners OF property will be held responsible
10 the pateu,ee for placing illuminating tiles Of
glass and iron over extended easements nn-
less By his duly-authorized agents.
r. ASA SNYDER has been Only licensed: In the cry
of richmond. To make the said PATENT ILLU MI-
MATING TILES. and TO sell the same in all the
States of this Union except The Pacific Slope and
states. of Ohio. Illinois, missouri hehlachE' anu
New England States. Address =.
ASA SNYDER, 1908 Cary street,
+. Richmond, Va.
The LIGHTS made In Richmond will I've sod az
,la natnntee-s nIJcos =. - &. NIL l-cod5t
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NEW YoRE, March 10.-The anniversary
of the first laying of the Atlantic cable was
celebrated to-day at the residence Of Cyrus
w. Field, who recited the history OF the ca
Bile from twenty five years ago to this date,
when, by concessions from the King of the
Sandwich Islands, it encompasses the globe.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL PART
OF THE WORLD.

THE RIvEs UsuRPATION OF STATES
RIGHTS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME CoURT-FIRE IN PRINCE ED.
SONS PARDON-GEBMANY CAN'T TRUST
HER NEIGnBORs-GRANT IN INDIA-THE
TROUBLE IN BURMAH-N W FRANCO
AMERICAN CABLE-THE FRENCH MINIS
TERIAL-IMpEALHMENT MOVEMENT, &C.
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Sl:ETF,-Tas5sE.sD ID.

CEINE-TIIREAD, s.sEsssseTTs--rr2.,.
= -EIXE.rIRfAD! ~: .-,:.'&s.--S
rNpEECEnl NTED..Y Low rEi'ES.
SEf%F-TIlEEAD. SEfNE-TNINE>,
SElNE-ilEt.~. >tlNE-CbRk.
lAWkiN,;. tiIiLlNG-RDft..S SC.
We ar,. oi,crin. The above ~ very. low Silris ~
order T.. ros ont uur stock before making our air.
=. ion In store All ia -c in want hh"uit iaA" lr
advantage of the low prices aud supply Il rm.r,FrS
al once. We have expert hands In uGr ,wul"N l"r
The manufacture al! NETS amt StlNEs, which We
are urcp ,Icu t. furnish n short notice.
J.. LltIiTENSTEiH 4 SON,
co-pcr seventeenth aud Franklin >ircr'S.
sole Importers oi III" LION BRAND Sfi ".
TIIEFAD aud !inuoIt,rs Of other brands. tr6
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FIN ANCESE..

NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS
~ The State Of North Carolina has passed fnnG
Ing bin for setting her debt which we advise our
friends 10 accent do not believe HE state WI
DO any better, aud time given for funding - limited
Any information desired will be given on appc:-
lion. THOMAS BRANCH Co
RICHMOND, March 6, 1879. NH 10-3ut
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nHTLDREN'S ca Il Il \ q EC4fssILfElrs1
" MANUFACTORY.- All The late qS@<<sg-
styles on hand or made TO orGcr ut short notice;
Every CARRIAGE guaranteed superior 10 those OF
northern uakc and low prices. thereby lnahlig
il 10 The interest of lhosc in need 10 buy nome
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