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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-24
Mexican WAR Veterans.

BALTIMoRE, February 22.-The National
Association Of the Veterans OF the Mexican
War met here to-day. General Denver, Of
Ohio, presided. Among the delegates pre-
sent were General Fl. Gates Gibson, II. S.
A. Hon. ]. Fl. Shields, of Missouri; Hon.
j. J. Martin, of Alabama; Hon. Robert
Klatz and General Il. Bartholow, OF Mis-
souri,; Colonel Edward Cantrall and Maior
James Reilly, OF North Carolina; Major
Milligan, Of Virginia; Colonel William l..
Tidball and Colonel George w. Leonard, of
New York. The only business transacted
was the appointment OF n committee to visit
Washington and press upon Congress the
equity OF their claim to be placed upon the
pension list. There were about 100 veterans
present. .'. -' -. ...-.......-,''
: The evening session was largely attended.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, General j. W.
Denver, OF Ohio. Vice-Presidents John
Love, OF Indiana; Major-General W. T.
Barry and General Benjamin AIrord, OF the
United States army; Rear-Admiral Fabius
Stanley and Surgeon-General w. Maxwell,
of the United States navy; and two from
each State. Secretary, Alexander n. Ken
nauay, of Washington, D. c.; Treasurer,
S. Y. Miles, OF Washington, D. c.; Marshal.
General e. R. Biles, Of Philadelphia. FL
nance Committee: Maior-General s. P.
Heintzelman, S. V. Niles, and NJ. D. Months.
General Shields was then introduced, and
spoke OF the war with Mexico, OF which
he said no faithful history had ever been
written. He declared it a campaign which
the world had never equalled in success.
Speeches were also made by General Glib
son, of the United States army; Colouel f.
L. Joyce, OF Baltimore; Colonel CaDtrell,
of North Carolina; Judge Martin, Of Ala
bama; General J. D.. Darlington, OF Mary
land and Major aIilligan, of Norfolk, Va.
The Association will meet at Norfolk On
the Esd OF February, 1880. ~. ...
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respect 70 the manner In which the amend
naenfs should be voted on. The first amend.
| meDt, ON The subject Or bonds and collectors.
YVES read and concnrred in. The second
amendment, being merely verbal, was also
concurrcd In. The third amendment (fOr
the ppointment Of thirty-tiye internal reye-
nueagents) was then read and concurred in.
Mr. Burchard, OF Illinois, suggested that,
las amendments WeresHot printed the House
should adjourn and let the amendmeEts
come up on Monday. H I. s. &. 3
Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, appealed to the
friends Of the bill to vote iagainss adjourn
meDt and dispose OF the bal tonight. The
House refused to adjourn. On the next
vote theTewas no quorum voting, and the
proposition, to adjourn YVES renewed, seye-
raj members declaring thai, }. as they could
not see the amendments IN prInt, they could
not vote intelligently. The House again
refused to adjourn. After another scene OF
confusion the Speaker eXtricated the House
from the difficulty. and at his suggestion all
amendments were concurred in in gross,
with the exception Of those referring to the
fax on rectitiers, matches, books, and as to
the time when the bill should take effect.
These amendments viii come up On Mon
day, andain the mean time the amendments
are to be printed. =. f,,ii; In: .,
The sundry civil appropriations bin was
reported and ordered to be print The
House then took recess till Monday.
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CLOSED FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
FOrty.fi fifth ConGress---Third Session.
4" WASHINGTON, February %, 1879.
cEOATE

The Senate by a vote OF ayes 45, noes IS,
struck out or the army-appropriation bill all
sections relating to the army Reorganization,
upon the ground that there was not time to
consider that subject this session. Upon
! reaching the amendment OF the Committee
on Appropriations to strike out of the House
bill the clause forbidding the use o. troops
at the polls, it was struck out Without dis
cussion-ayes. "a noes, 80. #>1 sea- !"
| The Senate, after striking out afse amend.
ment forbidding the use. of troops at cleo.
tons, discussed the provision te authorize
railroad companies to transmit commercial
messages, and agreed to resume the discus,
sion Monday at II O'Clock, arlss vote wila
be taken on pending amendments at P. NJ.
The Vice President laid besare the Sen
ate o communication from the Secretary oil
| the Treasury in regard. to expectation OF
live animals. and suggesting such legis!a-
ton as will enable the Secretary TO prohibit
or restrict the eXportatca Of live ANIMALS
e,,t of the United States, to foreign eoHn-
! cries when disease exist among them, ana
/ skilled persons to cNagsFne cattle, ee. he
Gsubmits the draft OF & 5iil to carry out his
views. Referred 10 the Committee: Of Agrl-
culture.
The Vice-Presidena laid before: She Senate
the credentials Of Hon. John j. ingalls,.
|
Hon. Joseph I'll. Slater, from oregon; ana
Hon! John A. Logan, from Illinois. Read
and placed on file.
Sir. Jones. Of Florida, presented the ere.
deutials OF Hon. Wilkinson Call, elected
United States senator from Florida. Same
action. ..,... D.. t-..-,. -a.
- The second bill ON the Speakers table
| was House bill repeating the third section
4 OF the resumption act as amended by the
Senate, making United States notes receiya-
| Bile in PAYMENT Of 4 per CENT bonds and
for duties on imports. Mr.. Ewing moved
| to concur in the Senate amendments, WITH
amendments providing that. the money
hereafter received from the sale OF PONDS
shall be applied only to the redempt1on OF
other bonds bearing the highest rate OF IN
3terest, and subject to call, providing that II
shall be unlawful to issue legal-tender notes
OF larger denomfnati lon than 81 900, and
proyiding that called bonds shall cease pay.
ING interest after thirty days after date iot
call. Considerable discussion ensued, and
numerous amendments were offered, but,
ON motion OF Mr.. Garfield, the bill and
amendments were laid on the table.
/ After passing several bills the House
reached the bin restricting Chinese immr
4 grafton, and the Senate amendments were
CONQUERED in. The bill now goes to TIT
/ President.
Senate amendments to the. bill reducing
i the tay ON tobacco came up. Mr.. Tucker
| OF Virginia (by Instructions from the Con
mittee on. Ways and Meansl, moved non
!. concurrence, and the appointment OF
]. committee 81 conference.
q Mr. Foster, OF Ohio although opposed Y
Ethe bill md amen dment moved concur g
renee las test y = -
4 9 Mf. Dwight moved to hay on tie ! fable
!. Ee2atiyed, J.
There mas great confusion and uproar ]
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uoapv Failure ia Hoston:

BosToN, February 22--Henry Bigelow
Williams, real estate agent, to-day filed pc.
tition Ia bankruptcy ~ His liabilities
amount to 81, 268, 931 81. Among the large
secured creditors archie John Hancock Mu-
tual Life Insurance Com pany, 100000; the
City Institution fes Swings, Lowell, ST.
600; ProYident Institution, Boston, $780,
600; the FWe-Csnt Savings Bank, Lowell,
800, 900: Danvsrs Savings Bank, $4,000 !:
Massachusetts Hospital Liie-Insuranee Com
pany,1 S245,00e. There are no unencum.
bered assets. ....,..
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Jehns-Iopkins University Gelehsa-
80. - ~. tiNso.

. BALTIMORE, February 22.-The trustees
and faculty Of the ,sohns- Hopkins Usiver-
sity celebrated the third anniversary Of its
organization at the Academy of Music this
forenoon, very large attendance being
present. President White, OF the Cornell
.U1iyersity, delivered the annual Grafton.
his subject being & University Education"
among those present were Governor Car
roH, the judges 81 the city cousts, Mayor
;Latrobe, the City Council, heads OF the
Iseyeral city departments: also. Professor
u. g. Hilgarde, OF the united. States Coast
Survey; General FitZhugh, Lee. Of Vir-
"ginia; General Albert, UniteG States army :
Professor Holden, of the N.sional Observa-
tory; Colsael Craighill, United States
army, and, others. .r-g .s =
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all It's encounters with the enemy. Colonel
Pearson still occupies al en,renched posi-
.tion at Ekowe. Lord Chelmsford and his
headquartsrs3 staff intend tmaking "a effort
to join Colonel Pearson. Reinfcrcements
OF Bristisb troops have arrived at Hell
panIhaur. CetiWayot Is reported to be dis
coEraged, the fearful havoc among his finest
troops having counteracted the effect of
their victory Every. confidence is now felt
by the public in The prompt reparation OF
the recent disas ter. -. .'E.t
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The Topeka, Kansas, Troubles.

CHICAGO, February sa-Some interest is
felt here in business circles in the contest
between the manager Of the Western Union
Telegraph office at Topeka, Kansas, and the
committee Of the Legislature, the said COM
mitaee having refused to accept Telegraph
Manager Smiths respectful reply, and hay
Ing placed him in custody. The rights OF
tie respective parties are TO be tested. The
sympathy here is with the telegraph con-
nany. as it is believed the privacy OF dis
patches shoul;. oe preserved as we'll as saat
OF letters. ;
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Mexico.

; SAN FRANCISCO, February ga private
letter dated Mazatlan, Mexico, February
1eth, says the Magellan merchants refuse to
nav taxes under the new arrangement. and
intend to get the State declared a territory
or Federal district to escape the heavy bur-
den of supporting the State government.
The Governor came to- MaZatlan short
time since to arrange the tax question. Jose
c.. Vallede, popular editor, who opposed
the course of the Governor, was assassinated
on the night OF January 9th. The people,
BELIEVING that Governor Cauedo was privy
to the crime, marched to his residence WITH
the intention Of iynching him, but Canedo
had escaped. General Soaza put the city
under mar.is.I law, bnt the excitement ma
now subsidized. ..,.S 3 81: .<.s..Sgt ;zs..i
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Rnpsnre Refweesz Ganabetta and His
..,s Followers Predicted.

: LONDON, February d. Paris corresponds
eufs Of several LonGon papers predict an
eafiy rupture between NJ Gambetta, presi-
dens OF the Chamber OF Deputies, and his
Republican followers, In eonse auenee OF his
severe discipline In The Chamber and the
risor with which he prevents Interruptions
from any quarter. ,...s., -. >.
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,aa tGE WARREN COUNTY READJUsTERs.--The
an @niaslegs did not hold their meeting to
ti bpolN delegates 10 the Richmond ConYen-
s s,,H a. announced by posters. Ip. CONVEX
vii, ~lta some OF them we ies.tn that they
boIsosnoet materially object 20 the pond
rer eas, proposition II the time OF the 3
a6d V;a.,, ponds is EXTENDED to ten years,
the or; ria Saaa e;xonerated from one third Of
Weyreso H Han aept--Wesst Yirginia's portion.
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traI rs;S,ssniserepee between the Illinois Gem
frrh.yras.sa authorities and the southern
slppl. Hnsas, at Crystal Springs, Missis-
season >, > -s, arranged that when the fruit
10 Chic FIRED frnit-ears shall be brought
laaair Ego on the fast-ireight schedule,
tanes Z :. INC run in sixty hours. The dis
al. on, M = rom Chicsgo 10 Crystal Springs Is
s asht hundred miles. B Is, 3 81 4
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CARBoEIS

49, a.an - q deodoFized extract Of
on bslS te ONLY article that VIII eaorehair.
npl n..s,s ss an elegant dressing and contains
drugs ss'a Of lead, sulphur, or other poisonous
wy ~ druggists Gel8-d&weowfFe1I
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dwelling Cerempnses.

NBWBURYPoRT, MASS. February e.
Wards large statue of iWashington was I'M
yelled to-day at the City Han In the presence
OF an Immense audience. r.-.. e..
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The soy.t an a 4, sri q !, Campaign.

- CApgTowN, February The latest i IN
Formation from Mafifzburg states that the
+ otal loss in the ,attaekon Colonel Ghnn,s
nari,tSt Ga the I'D of January is now estl-
mated at only from $50 to 300 whites, Colo
mel Woods column has been victorious In
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a conUp1.tS for HILTON. NJ G.. - s+@. a. 'sft
coune4ts for Asaeyile and slt poinss 10 Western
SOrth Carana daily excsps Sunday. i-.-t7,.s.
G connccss for Alzuen ab0 sH points in Southwest
Georgia. ~ ~ $685. at3i III s.. GOSSIP
D connects for Jas ssonvEe azi al points IN Rio-
r1ia. u. Il ,,y-.
connects for Maspr and aip points IN Sesthwess
Gssrpia, and ghattacsoga- Nashville, Heushts, and
ale Texas pGiI1s. 81 ~ . Inn ,sas. -, = 10
pie4s burg. - =. ~ - ~ II .sji t'' ~'-t.'a
G connects fsc Galveston and agTsxas points, +
Trains from the aEpVe.naEaea points or1ire IN
Ric&nond ut G5f3' p. Il AMI So4E - u.
Trains between Greensboro and S7nena run daily
except Sunday 20 t.y ssrHti1 Il. s.f t.5it 80;
| Pullman Palaca Ora wsnS-roona anas Sleeping Cars
ruH Though on Train No. 1 from New Iork and
Richrasnd to Atlsutsl aod Srvks GEpensbero' To An
gl,sta, aud on 1r.sih Nc. from New York and Rich
mond Co Savannah,
Il Tickets sold 10 XII points sDRlL southeast, and
south vast. and bis1Esage checked through u
i freight Train Ne. o. leaIira RiehIaOna nj 355 4.
II. ,In,rNo 10. ARRIVING In RictR1ond at II 26 A. n,
will base accommodations for few seenna-class
passengers. who snsr purehase tickets before get
ting Oh rle train. Sepassengers wiH be allowed on
other frayht traits. - - e..' .s-e 4 -
/ No lay-over CHEEKS given ON LOCAL tickets. -.
sr JOHN r. NACMSRDO.
General Passenger Agent.
i T. NJ r. ia LcGTT- Sencs:s' Superintendent. ist
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y, 1T COMMERCIAL. ~
,-.--1.----. ri
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcBMoSD, February 2a, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED, TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 2fS bushels. t.
CoRN.-White, 5lS bushels. Mired, 80 bushels,
OxTs.-s06 bushels. r-,i't ~.rtt@t-41";
SALES rpoprF,, Tn srcp,

! = SAFES KEPURTED TO SECRETARY. =
WHEAT-Red. so bushels mixed at ,S1.IG: %
bushels at 81 a bushels very good mixed on pri-
CORN White. Gs bus heels very good at 47c.: 200
bushels good at 47c-toial, 26S bushels. Aired,
Sc bushels very good ut 47c.:
f. OATs.-120 BUSHELS prime winter at 4Sc.: GO
bushels prime winter at 4Sc.; as bushels prime
winter at 49c.: 104 bushels common spring at
36c.-total. 332 bushels.
BLAcKEYED PEAs.-s bushels at sl.15.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBUnGl
- ....5rs RAILROAD COMPANY. I


r... ~" 5"s RAILROAD COMPANY. (
COMMENCING MONDAY. December lG,
~ 1878, trains on this read viii run Us follows:
... ...- LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 A. ID, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
q and Aiken via Chareston). taeigb,
."''N Jacksohv,iic-parl cars 10 Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and MaI-
1925 a. NJ. Ratc5cto5MMoDATIoN daily Except
Sunday. makes close connection NJ
80 Petersburg with the Atlantic MIS-
sissprh and Ohio railroad for Bristol,
~. Chattrnoosu. Nashville, Memphis.
Lynchourg, Farmy:c, and other local
stations or that road, maxim. same
time as by any other line. Stops at
.ao p " AcC ESsa!af SiHllPRS TRAIN daily
.- this .ra!n viii make close connecnon
;O:35 2. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh,
r.. b. Charleston, Savannah. Augusta, Co
g.. Iun"ia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and all p9inls
Sonth and Southwest Pullman Sleep
ine-rar from Boston for Wilmington,
Savannah, aud the South. Stops only
=. Manchester aud Chester. n,ov
TRAIN makes close connection with
A.. NJ. 4 o. X; i. for Bristol, Ghata-
nooga, Nashville, Memphis; Lynch
burg, Farmvti!lc, and otllcr local sta
lions on that road. Stops ut oil stations.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .sH
$685. 4. d., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
NlLu rICbeEsShoD'bS
Potomac Railroad for oil points North.
East. aud West Stolls at Manchester
-.-.--- and Chester, and At Halfway and at
e.o5A. NJ, ntCTC r} cTj AT TRAIN dn,ly
Except Sumcay). Stops NJ all STA
7:o5 P. H., AGsiCI;oMMoDATIoN. TRAIN daily
Stops ut all stations
345 ?, u. THROUGH 9IAi. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West, Also, making close cenRec-
~, To md
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
ali points North and West. This train
stops 1t Manchester and t:hr-.rr T. anu
at halfway and Drugs Blum, on
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start 1rors
'A sn nsiS ExUnRsloN TRAINS discontinued
de- IS 4. SHAW, Superintendent.
RICHMOND. FRED,c 4 POTOMAC r, r: Co-t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, {
RICHMOND. VA. November 8, 1878.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
trains on this road VIII run as follows:
n''''' Va N''' NORTH BOUND.
No. $500 y u, leaves ByIa-Street station aeii2;
b.: Baltimore. 3:05 I. D.,
Phiadephia. $50 +. NJ; New
M s-5.oo p. ", leaves Byrd-Street station daily
NJ "-''0 due >. Warrington. 9:53 7: d.;
- deIpli!a, 3:33 A. ST.; New York.
e. .# ~ Gas 4. VI.
So 7s.no y, NJ. ADMINISTRATIONS TR AIN
NJ '0o for JUNCTION. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except Sun
daysl. ,,
SOUTH BOUND.
So o1Ol5pM arriyes IT Byrd-Strcet station
W. ! ;. aalty,, Leaves New York. s:ko
A. st.; Philadelphia. 11:ab a.
.r NJ; Baltimore. $3.50 7. u.
Washington, $40 7. n
yo 11.as A. ~ arrives a. Bysd-Street station
No. AA."' " da,ly. Leaves Sew York, 1000
E.-s T. 81: Phttadelphia, 1:10 4 I.
NJ; baltimore, 4:3o A. M.
Washington. $50 A. ID.
| Gan. " ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
daiiy Except Snndaysa
G. a. TAYLOR,
General Ticker Agent
Y n n Sveps General Superintendent. no IL
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)

February 20, 1879.
Parties ntcreste in the above salt are hereby me-
lifted that have fixed upon TUESDAY the 2Jth OF
March, 1879, as the time 10 take at Cumberland
clerks Office the accounts ordered III the above 1e>
cree.
Given under ny hand.
. ~. JOHN o.. REYNOLDS.
f. 24-M4w Commissioner In CbancaEy.
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Maid TRAINS daily except Snnday.
ACGOMMOD ATl0N daily except Sunday.
EXPRESS TRAINS run raily.
SLEEPING CABS OIL, Express Trains between
Richmond and Anderson.
Baggage checked TO destination.
E.rst. class Tb4ouSh 1ickeS 10 the North and
Snaihwest az Io,s Us by any other rOuIe.
Tir<t-class and EmiRrint 1ichets tn all Points In
TIE West lower than lay any other roatc.
For rates, tickets, limc-carS, &C. apply to Ches-
Spenke and Ohio railway office. corner Of Broad and
sixteenth streets, or A: W. GaEBEe'S. S26 Main
street w. ~ :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY &. HOWARD. General Ticket Agent.
IA IS
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CiNCINNATI-

CINCINNATI. February 22.--There was no session
OF The Chamber Of Commerce here to- dav. Flour
red. s1@:s1 02 biz. Corn quiet At 35m35lsc. Oats
IN GOOD demand at 25@2sc Pork quiet and
held 49, cash sales 81 Seller MAY Bulk. meats
quiet but trm; shoulders held at 1915 cash. sales
3:S5 seller April; short rib. 50 cash. s5.27H bid
firm; shoulders. 44c. clear rin. 5!5c: clear sides
SIC. Whl$key firm at Sl.04. BulIcr quiet aud un-
ricmahd and higher: common. S3. 4nm:3. S5 ;.ght
S3.90@s4l5: packing. &4.15mS4.4O: butchers
S4.40MSi.65; receipts, 1,320 head; shipments,
"a hrad.
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YeIfeW.Fever' ct Rio IaEeFras
Rio JANE1gO, February 13--The Yellow,
fever IL increasing. There are from Eve to
ten deaths daily !, -. -
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

.t:--. SATURDAY, February %. 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 8 hogs
heads. The offerings ut auction on Change were
10 packages; of which number were sold at
prices ranging from So TO S2l.
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LIVERY STABLES.

T,yCHANGE-, LIVERY, AND Or
FISTE-sTABLEs AND ..RIcHMONDmSsFIS.Ss
BAZAAR, 1888 AND iAso ERA NhLcaahs set.y, to
BOARD HORSES BY tux DAY, WEEA' ofs
sneeisi rates 10 Growers and every aecommooaiion
extended them for the transaction OF t'e,f pas'-
ness s II, &. ,.,,a fsxhet a
Mi. ~. sTssiiHLES Of all kinds. H. KNEES,
ssapDI Es, BRiDl les, RoBhs. WtlIis 6s;. ,,,p.
AUCTION DAYS. WEDNESDAY spas sssa Wv
DAfa - JOIN B. DAVIS, Pyagylssas
e. s. ALLEN, Manager. hk
Q, @, BEBy9S, AHsuonssss
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .Gisyss
~ COMPANY. .sG3
FOR NEW YORK.

This Company win dispatch one of ti,elr srsent d
steaners-&H.D DOMINICA. WYANVRE. E5A SC
HELl, and RlCHMOSD-every TUESDAY,
FRIDAG, and SUNDAYS 1t high waxr.
These ships are entirely new, and we're faiE e1-
pressy fer this route. - - 20"
They 1--we splendid 81 sons, state r Sms, and BATH
rooms. 80 .
The faze, accommodations and atssntioas are un'
surpassed. . .-
New York on the coaEpany's cover elpieR, 81 NORTH
river. '." ..
Freight received ER,il P. y. dag.
CABIN fare tp NiIs York. Sl2. oeeerage, SO and
SO.
FreasAts for points beyond New York Forwarded
VITA dispatch t5i no charg, ma.s except actsal sS'
De ases ineurJ ed ~ '5'.-'i %. y ...". Pr
For furthe IN s,rmation apply 10
G'SCsJGE W. ALLEN s CO., Agents,
Inv 10 office ComIanv's wharvas- Rocksets-
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VIRGINIA sTEA3IBOATeIa +,
r''i CoMrANYs -
e'. JA5aES~RrVEE LINE, f'
FTR ,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
~ ..t.s AND r., t@5. st.. -r.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
..-- ecNyEGTaSs. AT -
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captaiz,,
Q. G. CLIFFORD carrying rrsc United States MALL,
leaves Richmond cnr aheye-named places eyerys
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at r
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THE LATEST NEWS
nYrEnreRApa1 no THE DrspATcrr

AND GENERAL coNGREs-
sIoNAI. NEWS; THE ToBACco-TAx CUES
TI0NTo BE DISPOSED OF IN THE HOUSE
I To-pAY-THE CENTENNIAL SAFE At THE
HIRDsJsNGIyERsARY OF. THE
JoHNs-HoPKINs UNrvEBslTY-FALU
OF A BOSTON REAL ESTATE AGENT--Ex-
poRTATIoN. OF LIVE ANIMALS --pRR-
SoNAI.-MExiCAN- WAR yETERANs-AN
EARLY RUPTURE BETWEEN GAaBETTA
AND MS FoLLowERS-TIiE LATE ZULU
ATTACK UPoN COLONEL GLINN's CAMP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-24

cTATE OF VIRGINLA-lN CUMBER-
y LAND CIRCUIT COUET, 7TH NOVEMBER,
NJ. +. Hortsn and Layinia Ais wife, &C. .FlsintGs,
against - - o.
Josiah Neise:i's administrator, Willlarn Nelson, Rice
EaIlow and Amanda his wife, aid --- Smith
and Susan his wife. .-......! .......- defendants,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-24
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. February 22.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat firm apd In good demand: red and
amber. 9Sc.M$l. Corn frmcr: white. 35c.; mixed.
25hc. Pork firm at Sln.50. Lard steady: choice
leaf, tiercc, 72c choice leaf kcg. SIC. Buik-mcats
strong: shoulders sac: clear rib. Sc: clear sides.
SIC. Bacon scarce and firm: shoulders. 4.@41c. !:
clear rib, SIC: clear sides. SIC; sugar. cured hams,
S1n9.c. Whiskey steady at 81 Oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-24

ITUuSH SFFI sEI EIfILtT OZb 3IaIH sItGCt
Exchange Hotel. AID on board steamer Baggage
checked through.
The LIMITED TiSHETS named above are on sale
only at CARRIERS SaS Main street, and Exchange
Hotel. ...,.... .- .-
Freight received dairy for Norfolk, Portsmouth;
Newbern, Washington. ana TarhOro', n. c., and ;.li
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. c., IlainD.
ton, and Eastern Shore OK Virginia and regular.
landings on james river. 1t lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
tirely rebuilt aud refurn}Saed in an elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years. ... ~ ".
L. r. TaTUSI, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
!. W. MCEhRRIGX. Agent. Norfolk. Sc