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Storms and Disasters.

ST. JoHNs, y. g., March IA violent
rlin.stOrm. accompanied by heavy wind,
began Oh Mon0 y evening and still prevails
with unaDaled force. AZ times the wind
blew over forty miles an hour. Within
twenty.f0ur hours q inches Of rain fell.
The entertainments last evening had TO be
postponed on account OF the weather. TIE
Boston steamer due yesterday afternoon
viii not arrive to-day, having Laid up al
ScOtlind.
ST. JOINS, y. f.. March at has Just
been a>ceriainCd that threc.ma>icd
schooner, Irving G.. Hall, hence 10 Cape
Breton, was lost with all OF her crew, nine
in number, at Flower Cove, On the 81
uItim0.
The RomO driited from her mOOrings and
became a total wreck. Every boat III The
harbor was destroyed in the gale, when
wa, The worst for sixty wears. II is feared
that the briganliBcs Marcarct and Bancl,
hence TO ports in the Mediterranean, have
been lost with all hands. They have been
sixty days out.
The body OF Paymaster Blughman. OF
the American war.shlp Alliance, Inferred
here last summer. was eXhumed yesterday
and put on board the Unifed States steamer
Yantic, which intended 10 leave this morn
inc. but during the night the harbor was
packed with drift ice and navigation COM
peeIy stopped.
LoNDON, March 1.-The bark Maggie
Hinton arrived at Marsciles on the 2iih
uItimO from Charleston. She had heavy
weather. and. having sprung a leak, was
compelled to ietliSon portion OF her cargo.
HEAVY GALE At HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, March "A heavy sOuthea>.
gale began early yesterday morning and
continued all dry. \ tremendous sea was
raised in the barbor, but no damage has
been reported.
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DE fOitn. iiallOch.

SAN FEANCI-CO EXCITED OVER THE GREAT
MURDER TRAL-THE DEFENCE.
SAN FRANCISco. March In the trial Of
Young kaloch FOR The murder Of Charles
De Young the defence opened to-day. Great
interest wa> manifested, for while the prose-
cuiion followed in the course Of all previous
knowledge II the tragedy, the line Of de-
fence his been a fruitful subject OF spccula.
ton. Nj. HiohtOn, counsel for the lie.
PENDANT. in his opening address an
Eouuced h, defence to be: Fist, ON
technical grounds, The prisoner having been
once before placed IN jeopardy and dis
charged, according 10 the courts records !;
second, self.dcfcncc; third, tranSilory ma
MIA. ! bee counsel expected 10 prove that
from Wba, had before happened, and the
known character II De Young, the prisoner
wa, in reasonable fear OF hi, life: That on
the dag Of the tragedy the prisoner bad bad
40 interview with q friend of De NOuug'>,
and had maCe m appointment to meet de-
ceased With a view 10 making arrangements
D stop publication OF 4 pamphlet rejecting
On the prisoners father. upon condition
That ID the event 81 IFS suppression the
elder k1ll0Ch would not prosecute De
Young for The attempt on his lie; that
soon after the prisoner became aware
that The punphle;S were being circulated,
aud be- went II the Chronicle Office 10 an
agi'1led state OF mind, observed a threaten
ing expression on De Young, face, and a
motion To- draw a pistol "a, hr entered; and
iha, drawing hls pistol, both fred ,imulta-
ncou,y He proposed 10 ylndicate the
testimony Of Clement Shaw, who was sent
10 The penIt,utiary for perjury, in swearing
al thc preliminary examination that DE
Yong fired The first shot. At The conclusion
Of lhe opening addrcs, a number Of wit
nc',os were examined A. toibc good charac-
ief II The prisoner previous To the tragedy.
Tie courtroom WAS crowded, and great
Interest mluifc~fed
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tbat q did have snch effcct.

| maintained that II did have such effect
Mr.. FRYE insisted that ut auy'rate thu
pnrport Of the jfh section should be so eN
pressed rs TO leave no ground for possible
doubt a. to iis meaning.
| Mr.. Carlisle. In closing the debate, said
the gentleman from Maine (Mr. Frye would
not take The responsibility OF expressing
the opinion that the 9Th section took away
from banks desiring 10 close up their bnsi'
ness The right 10 do so by deposting lawful
money and Withdrawing their bonds.
There were, however, honest appreheGsions
| 10 that effect IN the minds OF some people,
and he proposed 10 remove them by sup.
Elementary bill. lie would move 10 sus-
pend the rules and pass bils making IT
perfectly clear tbl. the author OF the J u
section never intended 10 interfere with
The right Of national bank that wanted
I'm good faith 10 retire from business, TO de-
post legal money and withdraw it, bonds.
There were now three ways IN which bank
could retire It's eircula,ion-yiz by bring
ing lis own notes, by ploeing on deposit
with the Treasnrya reserve fund TO be Used
in the redemption Of iIs notes, and by No
posting legal money. That right Of The
banks ii was not proposed TO touch. III the
banks wanted more than that ne was not m
favor OF giving them more. (Appliuse on
the Democratic side.
The debate being closed Mr.. Springer
raised a point Of order on Mr.. CUn@er's
amendment that h applied to matter IN
The bin which had not been amended by the
Senate.
After some di-crssion. however. Mr.
Springer Withdrew his point Of order. and
vote being taken on Mr.. Coneer'> amend
nent, II was rejeeied-ayeS, III; noes, 1872.
The Senate amendment was then concur
red in liking the date at July 1T.
This was the last Senate amendment, and
then Mr. Tucker, under instructions Of
the Committee on Ways and Means, offered
the amendment known rs the Mckinley
amendment. providing that nothiog in ihI>
act shall he construed as repeating, modify
Ing. or III, ctng section 5220, |, >. ,. OF
the Revised Statutes. Thi, was rejected
ayes. III; noes, l21.
This was the last amendment, ana the
vote leaves The Senate amendments all con.
CURED in without change.
The bill, after being enrolled and signed
by the Speaker, goes TO the President for
his action.
Mr.. Carlisle. Of Kentucky, then moved 10
suspend The rules and pui upon it. passage
OH dulthuiHS 'Ht ihn"'"- p''I !"'' a. -"
to. II contains all the amendments - pro-
posed by the Committee on Ways and
Means, including the Mckinley amendment
The demand for suspension OF the rules
was SecOndcd-ayeS, ii2: noes. IL.
After further discussion the rules were
suspended and the bill passed, 10 division
being taken.
The Speiker laid before the House the
funding BILL aud it vas signed by him.
The House then adjourned.
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The Capitol of Minnesoin burned.

81 Paul. MINI, March About 10
O'Clock tonight. while both house, Of tie
Legislature were in session, an alarm of tire
WIS sounded, which startled the members
nom thrlr -eJts. Rushing from The cham
bcr-, they were confronted with a falling
tIcbranG from The dome OF the capitol,
which was already all ablaze. \ hook-and-
ladder company. with headquarters near b",
hurried 10 the scene, and with the aid oil
then ladders The members all escaped. some
ol them being slightly ,inged. Tee build.
Ing burned rapidly 10 the ground. enlaiing
e. loss 10 she State Of over 100000 for the
structure. and tue loss Of The historical add
Suprcme'Court hbrary-a much ereaier
lo'', cause II cannot be- res Orod. The
records were al saved, however. - they
were 10 She wants. One OF the vaults con-
ia.ns over S20oD,OOO worth Of state trust
bonds, which are saved. The Legislature
h's but t"o days TO sat. and The Market Hail
is btiug fitted mp for their accommodation
Tonight. No insurance.
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| AS well.lnformed Republican as | know
said tonight Morton, Of New York, will b.
Secretary OF the Navy, Robert Lincoln Sec
rotary Of War, Charles Foster Postmaster.
General. He would not go farther. The
friends OF Mr.. Kirkwood soy he is 10 he
Secretary OF the Interior, and those OF Mr.
Allison that he will succeed Mr.. Sherman
as Secretary Of the Treasury; and yet both
cannot he right, because two Cabinet officers
cannot come from the same State.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TONIGHT.
There are already thousands OF Gags flOat-
Ing on Pennsylvania avenue, and the illu-
mins,ion tonight forecasts what may be
expected on the ith. Soldiers from differ
turesque appearance OF Washington's great
tbOroughfares by their variety OF costumes.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
President HAYES Will leave Washington
Saturday for his future home, Fremont.
Ohio.
Mr.. Chittenden. OF New York, is holding
reception tonight in honor Of General
Gai field. IL commenced at 10 O'Clock and
will close at midnight. II is brilliant
affair.
The arrival OF General Sheridan tonight
was the occ ision of military enthusiasm.
Government receipts to-day: Internal re-
venue, $2G6,2Jj customs, SSl0,30G.
Secretary Gof has given up his inspection
trip to the Norfolk navy-yard.
General Gilbert Meem Is among the ari-
walls tonight.
The Republican National Committee will
hold a session here Saturday.
The weather wa, not so cold to-day as
yesterday.
General Garfield again bad great num-
Der OF visitors. He and his wife made an
carly call on his mother. who is guest at
the White House.
The Senate, after passing the 'undry civil
bill tonight, adjourned. Mr.. Wallace
wanted an executive session, but Mr.. Conk-
linz flibusrcrcd against him and forced an
adjournment. There are 10j nominations
yet to be acted on.
The pension building Is supeTbly deco
rated.
Associated Pre-. report bv telegraph to the Dis
pa,ch.l
PROBABLE VETO OF The FUNDING BILL.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-The opinion
seems to prevail generally throughout the
civ tonight that the President will veto the
funding bill, which passed the House to-
day.
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Fire IN tlatiytIIe,

DANyHLE, March 2.-TniS morning a fire
broke out in the fourth story OF William
son X Friend, tobacco factory IN this city,
aud large quantity OF loose tobacco stored
therein was burned or otherwise damaged
so rs TO be worthless. The actual loss has
not yet been ascerlained, but tie tobacco
was insured a. follows: Phoenix, $1,000;
Hamburg. Bremen, - 300; Underwriters
Agency, New York, $500; Queen, $1,000.
The building was damaged 10 the extent Of
a few hundred dollars aud is fully insured
in several companies. The fire was acc-
DENTAL
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS; TIL y
SENATE AMENDMENTS TO THE FUNDING
BILL CONQUERED IN BY TIE HOUSE ;
THE OPINION PREVAILS THAT THE PRES
IDENT WILL VETO TIA MAN DELiBE-
RATEt.Y SHOOTS MS DIVORCED WIFE IN
GALVESTON, TEX,S-AN ESCAPED con-
Wet MORTALITY WOUNDED-A OIL
LADY RUN OVER ny \ rREEr-CAR-TO-
TOBACCO DESTROYED ny FIRE ~ DAN
WILLIE, VA-D EATH OF \ ENCH
srATEsMAN-TnE WAR WITH THE
BOERS-THE PANAMA.CANAL PROJECT
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND. &C., Sc.
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4 Ennniic inn Church.

jersey CITY, y. j., March l-WhilC
Ee'. Father Mccarthy was conducting the
seI'ices IN 81. Michaefs church hi, morn
Ins man from 4 pew rushed upon the
aIar, and, cllsping the priest around the
"aI>l, almost bore HIN to the floor. The
"ct caused the greatest excitement, and sew
tTal Young men from among the congrega-
tlOn attempted 10 drag the nan away. but
Ne refused 10 release his bold. 4 policeman
was called, and after considerable difficulty
ne was taken 10 the staiiOn-h0use, where he
was recognized ~ Frank Finn. an escaped
iunatie from snake Hill.
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Wire-Murder In Texas.

GALVESTON. March Last night just As
the Menus procession was passing the
"Euglish Kitchen" two shots rang out. aud
Mrs. Elizabeth Perciyal. the prOprietre>s OF
the Kitchen, fell shot through the lung aud
morally wounded. The shot was fired by
her divorced husband. Richlrd Stevens.
The latter acknowledged to the police that
he had gone to the place with the deliberate
intention Of killing his wife.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY.
LONDON, March I'm the House OF Lords
to-day the protection bill formally received
the royal sanction.
In the House OF Commons to-day the de-
bate on the second reading OF the arms bill
was adjourned til tomorrow. The debate
had been condned almost entirely 10 the
Irish members.
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Petersburg COIOrcd SOLDIERS for wash
ingtOn.

PETERSBURG, March 1.-The colored bat
TALON OF ibis city, consisting 81 me Peters
burg Guards, Petersburg Blues, and Flip
per Guards. under the command II Colonel
J. II. Hll, will leave tomorrow afternoon
for Washington TO take part in The inaugu-
ration ceremonies. \ large number Of clii-
Zens will leave at the same time to be present.
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Mr.. ID. o. Mills. the California capitalist,
bas concluded negotiations for the purchase
OF large block Of real estate in Broad
street opposite The Stock Exchange. New
York. The purchases were made at private
sale, aud from Trustworthy sources 1t is
learned that the price paid for the entire
property was about sl,i00,000. 1t is Mr..
MISS intention TO erect siOgle building
on The ground, nine stories high, for bank
and office pnrpOses.
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FscaDcd Convict Morally Wounded.

NEW ORLEANS, March "A dispatch
to the Democrat from Floyd, La, Cid Delhi.
saw. Sheriff Bradley aud posse attempted
TO arrest Willis Hopkins (colOredl, an es-
caped convict, when the latter opened Il fire
on the posse, who returned the fire, and
Hopkins was MORALLY wounded.
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BURNETT's COCAINE. the best and cheap
esl hair'dressing. IL kills dandruff, alays
irritation, and promotes vigorous growth
Of The hair.
Burnetps Flavoring Extracts are inyaria,
ply acknowledged the purest and best.
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Rum over by IL Street.Cnr.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 2.-Last night
IN aged lady named Mr.. Burgerin was ac-
cidcntalIy RIM over by strcet-clr. Her son
was on the ear at The time Of the accident.
She had been viewing the Menus process.
sion, and, it i presumed, tainted upon the
track.
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FOur-Litle better fecslg. We quote: Fine,
t3m-3.30; extra, $3.50; 'uuerliDe, s4.50G tL75;
coIHmon family. Sj.75dSG; choice or patent
family, s7.50GSS; stanton inspection, extra.
=
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Inounced Of N. DROWN dc DHnys. the
welIknown French statesman and Minister
OF Foreign Affairs under the republic, and
again under the empire He was In his
seyenty-sixth year.
Tbe War with the Roers.
LONDON. March 1.-The StaHddrd cor
respondent at Prospect Hill, who was taken
| prisoner and released by the Bners, reports
| hat he had an interview with Joubcrt. the
| Bofr commandment, who complained Of Ger
| eral Cooley for bringing on the battle wbeu
peace negotiations were proceeding, and
SAID That the Beers were prepared for peace
only on the basis Of liberty. An oEensiye
IRISH renegade was with JOubeit, and 40.
peared to be his confidential adviser.
ADDITIONAL RtiNFORCENENTs.
LONDON, March I'm addition 10 the re.
Inducements already anDounced for Natal
from The E0st and West ndies, Gibraltar.
and Malta. the Tenth, Twenty-sixtb. and
Forty'irst regiments Of foot will be sent
from tie Mediterranean. Thi. will increase
the force in Natal By 5000 men.
GENERAL RosERTs ABOUT TOSATL FOR DUpBAN.
LONDON, March 2-Gcneral Roberts will
succeed 10 ali the political Offices formerly
held by Geaeral Coley. He viii leave Lon
don Tomorrow, embark at Dlrimouth on
Friday, and expects TO reach Durham on The
18Th Instant
General Roberts will be accompanied by
several OtAcerS who were with hilD in his
Afghan campaign. M9fo9 Gcnera Newdi-
gate, who was prominent IN the Zulu war.
will command a brigade. The vessel con.
vcylng General RObeTts to The C,pe will
al'o bare several doctors Of the Dmeu Bed
Cross Society.
Two cavalry regiments are preparing to
start for the Cape.
SATISFACTION AT GENERAL ROE2RTsS AP.
Prominent.
DvEBAN, Maj ch 1.-The announcement a
the appointment II General SIR Frederick
Roberts 10 succeed the late General Colley
caused great satisfaction here.
TIE BOEEs NOT BARBARIANs. But CHRISTIAN
SOLDIERS.
LONDON, March "A dispatch from
Mount Pro,pec SAYS the Beers have ear-
ried the body OF General Colley into their
lodge and sent word that they will ,mIen-
der it as soon rs desired. \ party has &C.
cOrdingly been Dispatched 70 bring the
remains TO camp. The B0els have taken
firm possession Of Spitzkop.
GENERAL COLLEY's REMAINS INFERRED.
LONDoN, March "A dispatch to tie
Dqty TeisDoph from Noun; Prospccr,
dliei Tuesday. says: "Ihc body u Cen
eral Cooley nas been brought injo camp aud
formally identified. The remains were
buried Uith full hanor,."
The Panama Canal.
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NIardi.Gras In Galveston.

GALVESTON. March 2.-Tbe Mardi-GraS
last evening was 4 grand success. abe
streets were literally thrOnged with an ea. er
crowd. 1t is estimated that over 10000 Wis
itors were in the city.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. WDrb q 1871,
sALys.--l0 shares Richmond and DaDvih Rail-
road stock al sgH 10 shares DO. at e9t. 10 shares
10. ut 59li 80 shares do at s9t: 600 Virginia In.
lerest Certificates &C o; ~ shares chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad stock nc "a 10 shares National B,Nk
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March >. 1881.
Flour,

WUEAT.-4OO bushels very good MIXED AZ 81 "a
CORN.-6i6 bushels very good NJ white al j3c.
PkAS.-6 bushels Al 7Jc.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK. Old (sTA
l. Dominion steamship COmpanys .Snskska6
steamship MIANOkE. Captain COrCU, will sail
FRIDAY, March Al. nj o'clock \. Vi.
Freght received until o'clock Thursday eve.
ming.
Through bills Of ading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north. south, east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger SccOmmO datlous unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; Storage, f6 and
81.
For freight or passage apply 10
q. ". ALLEN co, Agents,
NH 2-3t tOmpany's W art. Rockets.
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Ireland.
DETECTIVES WATCHING FENiANs.

CORK, March Two Dublin detectives
have been here during the past fortnight
watching the Fenians with u view 10 making
arrests when the coercion bill becomes
law. The list OF names Of land-eaguers re-
Gently prepared by the local authorities has
been returned from Dublin In revised
form. There was 4 conference OF constab'
ulary officers this morning, and numerous
arrests arc expected Immediately.
Death OF Distinguished Frenehinan.
LoyDON, March 2,--The death j. an'
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The Panama Canal.

LONDON, March "A dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says The c0ud cOnstI-
tuliyc meeting OF The Panama Canal Com
pany will be held on Thursday. VI. de
Le,Seps will read another report stating
that there are l02, 800 shareholders; thitthe
canal will certainly be finished by 1885, and
that reccut investigations reduce It, total
estimated cost TO jl2, OJ0, GEO friHc,.
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DRY GOODS. MOTIONS. &c.
CPRlNG DRY 6OODS
a. T., FOX q SON
(sCCCEAs)Rs 20 BREEpRN sOSl,
3Og BRDAD sTREEr

4 new and varied supply Of SPRING GOODS
just received. rewoul6 call csTrsiai st'enisv -
our assortment Of MOURNING SCOTS suitable
for the approaching seroDs
We name Henrietta Cloths, Tami'e. HunijnrS 10th
foreign and Csmeslicl, Nuns 4 ih, erenaseles
Craues, etc:
Pain u acS and Brocad. SILKS ass SatbpA satin
de Lyons. man silks aDs SatiDA Notnts Silss
&C.;
Gamoric, NaiusOe&, aud Sw Us Edges.
Swiss EmbrOiderp. IRISH THINNING. ans tHteD
Edges SpecaF1y. 49, - -
4 new and FUN supply Of FANCY HOSE, BONES
TIC and Hous E-BURNi>7 iNG 6oOt~,
ic 21->u. TuSIh3 II. tN 50 SON.
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ME- GOODS WET GOODS!
FIT sOUNb.

eI'T SOUND.
Having attended he large sals Of scoe damaged
only by water, which took pace ~ New York last
week, We made large purchases of
COTToNs.
sHEETIN6s,
TABLE.LINENs,
TLANNElS,
HOSIERY,
CORSETS,
CAMBRICS,
NAPKINS.
TOWELS, and
SHLINENs,
al Of which, having been sold at great sacrifice,
we are prepared TO sell Mt prizes that will certainly
make them desirable.
Remember that these goods re ONLY DAMAGED
BY WATER. and are PERFECTLY SOUND.
~ The same time we purchased
cases REMNANTS OF CALICOES;
COO yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS
Aud some big Jobs In
CASSINERES, SACKINGs, and sKiRTINGS,
which, IN addition TO our large aud attractive stock
nfsEASONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOoDS, vii
make our house for The present The
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS.
\. HUTZLER & son,
fe 7-ood 306 Broad street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

HEPATIC' When old man SIM COMPOUND
mon, first applied his Ge
HEPATICl cOction OF Roots aud COMPOUND
Herbs To relieve The dis
HEPATIC trcssidg liver r0m- COMPOUND
plant from which he
III PATIO suffered, he never COMPOUND
dreamed that simmons
HfPATIC uepatlc Compound or COMPOUND
Liver Cure. would he
HEPATlC come the most approved COMPOUND
Liver Medicine IN the
HEPATiCI country ICOMPOJ ND
T. never fans 10 give
iFPATlj relief In all diseases dri-- ltONPOtN Nd
ing from Diseased Lave
HEPATlC cr. An occasional dose COMPOUND
viii keep all who take IL
HEPATIC wen. II is purely Veg COMPOUND
ctable Remedy, which
UEPAIIC rcnforcc. rcnoyafes. COMPOUND
aud rcgull'es trc LN'r.
HfPATIC stomach, Bowels. aud COMPOUND
Kidneys. ~
UFPATIC. ICONPOUND
SIMMONS HiPATIC
uEPATGCI COIPCUND. OK LIV. COMPOUND
ER CURE.
IEPATIC viii cure Headache, Cos lttNPOt NJ
tiyeuc>s. BiiOu,ncsS,
HEPAIIC Bowel Complaint, and ICOblPOt Nd
an diseases arising from
HEP ATTIC disorlrred STATE of The lCOMPOt Np
Liycf-ihe workshop Of -
HEPATIC. the body. itOMPOt Nd
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
EONIE & NOISE, sole ProprletOrs.
PTRCELL.LADD Il co. Richmond.
lie 27,hih3S)IyS.lI
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3y Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March p NYop.-S'ocks upward
'cu,rucy. Money. Is uer r.. FXchange- LorF.
40: snort. ISli4 stare bonds dun. Governments
nominal, hrn, aud uncnauged
kc4HlRg.-Wrrey. l 81 per di'TI2 per cent
..NchIu.t, i795 GpyernmeIis strong; nrw -,
1905: new 49,, IL new Is. ll2i, States stio 2:
sale, OF I.u siaua =, CouSpl>, 70 80; Virginia g.
deferred. At Ia Virginia Gs, conSols, li3 TO
lib. ~; ana Alabama, Gas A,at ~
BALTIMORE.
BALTTNORE, March 2.-Vrginia o., cousols,
81; s,cpud -crrs 30 p: pa,t-duc coupons, 93:
new l0-lu's, j2l:; 10 40, coupon, o..
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| nounced Of N. Drowyn dc DHnys, the
well.kDowD French statesman and Minister
OF Foreign Affairs under the republic, and
again under the empire. He was in his
seyenty-sixth year,
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTl-e@.

sMlTHflELD AND HAMPTON.
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