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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-30
Tho Diamond Mine Disaster.

BRADwoop, ILL, March 29.-Dcspairing
OF overcoming the distractions in the
Braidwood mine, which now make it diff
ficult to search for the remaining bodies,
the owners are considering the proposition
to close and abandon the mine and erect
over the entrance monument to those en-
tombed. This suggestion is opposed BY
the friends Of the dead men. No addi-
tional progress was made up to q late hour
last night in clearing away the Debris.
A meeting of the various mining SUPER
intendents will be held, and committee
will be appointed to visit the families Of
those yet in the mine and see il some def
mite arrangements can be made with them.
If they will agree to il work will at once be
stopped and the mine closed. The search
still progresses, but without any bodies
being discovered. The passageway has
been cleared about $50 yards, and the eX-
ploring party are still at work. About 300
tons Of stone were removed up to yester-
day, and it is estimated there will remain
about G,00O carloads Of matter, weighing
12,000,000 pounds.
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.rho July wheat corner.
IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE ILLINOIS 81
PRENE COURT.

IMPORTANT DECISION or THE ILLINOIS ST.
PRENE COURT.
CHICAGO, Ill, March 29.-The Supreme
Court, sitting at Springfield, has filed an
opinion In the case OF Lester and others
against the Chicago Board Of Trade In favor
OF the latter. Suits, twenty I'm number,
grew out OF what was known as the "July
Wheat Corner" The market price for
July wheat at the close OF that month hay-
Ing reached 1876, a large number Of opera
tors refused to settle at that figure. and the
amount thus held back Is estimated ut be-
TWEEN q, OQ0. 900 and 81, OOO. 900. The mat
ter was taken before the arbitration COM
mittee OF the board and the hearing extend
cd over nearly month, the losing opera
tors urging that the market had been cor
ncred by clique, and citing as an instance
the price OF cash wheat. The case gained
additional interest from the fact that II was
deemed test one. The arbitration COM
mittee fixed the selling price Mt 13J, at
which figure the operators were ordered TO
make good their differences.
In anticipation OF the report OF the COM
mittee, the matter was carried into court.
and the Board OF Trade was enioined from
attempting to discipline the members for
'ahuIc 10 i)ay uiutTcHces, ana 10 TeStIailn
any action tending TO deprive them Of
Board membership. The same allegations
were urged in court TO the effect that the
market had been cornered, and that the
transactions were OF gambling nature.
To this the Board OF Trade urged no de-
fence, citing the Board rules rs sufficient
under which to discipline Board members.
The lower court decided that members
were amenable to the rules OF the Board,
and that the court could afford them no re-
lief from obligations voluntarily taken in
joining the Board.
The Supreme Court sustains this view.
Armour, who was alleged TO have en-
glneered the supposed corner, said that no
defence had been urged to the allegation
that the market had been manipulated so
as to definitely settle the question whether
contracts could be invalidated on the
Board, even though the fact Of corner
was transparent and notorius. Armour
seemed elated over the result. and declared
that it made contracts on the Board here
after, no matter OF what nature, binding,
and would cause an end to litigation over
disputed deals. The result created con-
siderable excitement OH Change this MORN
ing.
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The Mexican Visitors.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The United
States steamer Dispatch left the Washing
ton navy-yard about u o'clock to-day Tor
Mount Vernon. having on board eX-Presi-
dent Dlaz and party, Sonor Romero (the
Mexican Minister, Secretaries Frelinghuy-
sen and Chandler, Assistant Secretaries
Davis and Adee, and Chief Clerk Brown
(of the State Department.. General Sher-
man, Mr.. Foster (ex-Mrnister to Mexlcol
and two daughters, senator Morgan and
two daughters, and others. This evening
General Diaz and party were entertained
at dinner at the Mexican legation. They
will leave Washington for New y ork about
10 A. NJ. tomorrow. From New York the
party goes to Boston for two days, and
after visiting Albany will return to Calves
ton, where steamer will be taken for
Vera Cruz,
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Prsr,r. March 20.-- Count Won MajlatIl
szekhely, president OF the Court Of Cas-
sation, has been found murdered at his
residence at Ofen. He had been strangIed
and HIS tongue had been cut out. His
hands were bound tightly together with
ropes. The body was lying on bed in the
Counts room when discovered, but the
bed-clothes were not disturbed, and the
Count was not undressed. A thin rope
was hanging from the window Of the apart
ment TO the street below. The Counts
house had been robbed by the murderers.
A hussar, who was on guard ut the resi-
dence, has been arrested on suspicion.
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An Alleged Murderer Arrested.

Boston, March pa colored man CIV
ing the name OF q. v. s. Westly was ar
rested last night at Salem on suspicion OF
being the murderer Of Mrs. Carleton at
Watertown, Mass. At first he denied all
knowledge Of the murder or that he knew
Carleton. subsequently, however, he ad-
mitted acquaintance with Carleton aud that
he had frequented his saloon in this city.
Westly Is cook, and was on his way TO
Gloucester TO ship on board vessel when
arrested.
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Fraudulent Concerns BIack-Listed.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Post-Oince
Department to-day put upon the blacklist
Of fraudulent concerns the following: W.
NJ. Clinic & Co. aud the Comet publishing
COMPANY. OF Bloomington, H.; Western
Card Company, OF Normal, H.; Union
Novelty Company, of Mount Pulaski, H.;
star Publishing Company, OF Atlanta, Ill.,;
Agents Guide and Publishing Company,
of Lincoln, iii. All Of the alleged firms
and companies are fictitious and are sue
cessors OF fraudulent combination which
transacted business under the name OF [.
c. Williams & Co, at Springfield, ILL.,, I'M
iii ii was black-listed by the Post-Ofiice
Department. Fraud which they were
practicing consisted in the advertisement
and sale Of what purported TO be "new
American watch" but which was in reality
only worthless tin sun-dial. Postmasters
have been directed to discontinue the de-
livery to the above addresses Of money
orders or registered packages.
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OANTERBDRY, March 2D.--Thc epthfohe'
snent OF Right Rev. Edward w. Benson as
Archbishop q Canterbury took place here
ts~sa~y waa sypsopfi~iG cersssv4.sS.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, March 80 General n. b. Bu-
ford died here last night. He was born in
Kentucky in 1907 and graduated at West
Point in 1927. He held the rank Of briga-
dier-general of volunteers during the late
war.
The charge OF embezzlement against Asa
+. Leopold, treasurer Of Crystal Lake,
Mich. has been withdrawn, and Leopold
has commenced suit for $4,000 damages
against George Runkel, his accuser, who
caused his arrest.
Particulars were published this morning
OF an assault and robbery committed upon
Mrs. Philip Jacobs on Monday last in a
populous thorougbfare Of this city. The
matter was not made public until to-day.
Mrs. Jacobs is in dying condition.
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Charged with Receiving Brides.

LONDON, March 29.-The sDdily Neus'S
correspondent at Varna says that secret
report has been presented TO the Sultan, in
which it il charged that several OF the
Turkish Ministers and high officials OF the
Government had entered into an arrange
ment by which they were to receive brides
in connection with the collection OF the to-
bacco tax. The Ministers accused rendered
their designations. but the Sultan refused
to accept them. Much uneasiness exists in
regard TO the matter.
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The Lynchburg TObaccO-Sfrikers-
Negroes Threatening violence 10
white Operatives.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 29.-At meet
ing Of the tobacco manufacturers last eve
ming every manufacturer was pledged not
70 resume work with any Of the strikers
before May 1st, unless a majority Of the
manufacturers consent.
one factory working white hands was
besieged by negroes this evening, and
threats OF violence were made, but the
manufacturers gathered in numbers. pre-
pared to defend their white operatives.
The police were also stationed near the
factory, prepared to quell any disturbance.
Whiskey is flowing freely among the ne
groes, and there may be trouble yet.
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American Whiskey I'm Canada.

OTTAWA, ONT. March 20.-A private dis
patch has been received here from WASH
ington to the effect that the American Gov.
eminent has placed IN the hands Of the
British Minister notification for convey
ance to the Canadian Government to the
effect that they would have no objection to
the Dominion Government modifying the
existing laws and regulations respecting
the admission OF American whiskey to
Canada, to meet the requirements OF the
Distillers' Association OF the United States.
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Murdercrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES En-
Route for Utah.

CHATTANOOGA, March 29.-D. ii. Walker
was to-day sentenced at Trenton, Ga, to
De hanged for the murder OF William
Hardberger. William Treece, his accom-
plice, was sentenced to ten years impris-
onment.
Elder Morgan, OF the Mormon Church,
left here to-day with $50 Mormons from all
parts OF the South, who are emigrating to
Utah.
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RaiIrOad Collision.

NASHVILLE, March 29.-Last evening
two transfer trains on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad and the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad collided on trestle
in the western portion OF the city. Two
ears were thrown from the trestle, which
is twenty feet high, and the cars OF the
other train were piled up on the trestle.
Charles Abbott, conductor OF the former,
and Thomas Hutchinson, conductor OF the
latter train, were severely bruised. Joe
Shully, engineer, was injured, and is in a
critical condition. Thomas Sheehan, fire.
man, was injured, and is not expected to
live
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Trinl Trip Of the Pilgrim.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The builders
and engineers trial trip Of the new steamer
pilgrim, constructed for the Fall-River
Line, was made yesterday, with entirely
satisfactory results; after which she was
formally delivered by the builders to the
Old COLONY Steamboat Company. The
steamer will leave for Newport In a few
days. where she will be supplied with fur
niture and fitted for service.
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Yrd,ctments I'm Nt, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, No., March 29.-Among the
indictments returned by the Federal grand
Yesterday were the following: j. A. Black
man, a postal clerk in the employ OF the
Missouri-Pacific railway, for Withholding
a sample package Of merchandise sent
through the mails; Barthold Falkenheimer,
postal clerk, for taking letters from the
mail in an Ohio and Mississippi postal-car;
and w. c. Woodward. recently arrested in
Nashville for attempting to pass gilded new
fiye-cent nickels as fiye-dollar gold pieces.
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Str,,.e of GLASS. Workers.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-At the
Kentucky Glass-Works yesterday two en-
ployes were discharged for disordery con.
duet. Twenty other employees demanded
the reinstatement Of the men, which was
refused. The twenty men then struck,
and their places will be filled to-day. An
application has been made for the presence
OF the police 10 maintain order.
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Unfounded story.

WASHINGTON, March pa story has
been set ailoat that correspondence has
passed between this Government and the
Government Of Great Britain with regard
to a system OF internal police, or TO re-
ciprocal watch to be kept in each country
upon criminals or enemies of the other.
There is the best authority for saying that
no such correspondence has passed.
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Tho Casc or Michael Boyfou.

LONDON. March 29.-The statement that
Minister Lowell will not intercede in the
case OF Michael Boyton, who was arrested
at Kildare on Tuesday, was made by the
Dublin correspondent Of the Standard,
and is an inference drawn from the fact
that it has been previously proved that
Boyton Is not an American citizen.
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GREAT REDUCTION!

Ibaye lust had manufactured the
LATEST AND NEWEST STYLES
CHAMBER FURNITURE
AND
pARLOR FURNITURE,
and AIN selling at greatly reduced prices 10 easn
| purchasers.
Examine my stock when you are VA need Oh
FlRST-CLASS GOODS. D>,
''"'' SAMUEL W. HARwoop,
,chr1 .tAca7 No. 8 Governor street.
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Narrow Escapes from Burning Build
ingS.

NEW YORK, March pa fire occurred
in a clearinghouse on Eldridge street this
morning. Four of the occupants jumped
from the windows, thereby sustaining Sc
rious injuries. The damage was slight.
A fire i'm Pearl street damaged the pro-
perty to amount OF $4,000. The ianitress
of the building and her daughter were
rescued when almost sudocated. Both
were removed to the hospital.
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Spurious Lard.

HAVANA, March 20.-Yarious brands OF
American lard, which are regularly inn
ported into the island, having been de-
nounced as spurious, the Government has
ordered the collectors at all custom-houses
on the island to refuse admittance to four
brands-the "Rosedale," Irving" Pea
cock" and Crown until the Academy
OF Sciences has reported upon their quail
itv
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. March 20, 1853.
Country Produce,

THURSDAY Nofch ny 1900
Country Produce.
Apples: Green--From e3.5D 10 90 p barrel
Tor common TO extra choice. Active.
Beesicds: SOC. q n.
Butter: Prime 70 choice yellow, 2562sc.-
sc scar dar good ls@25e. fresh
GO Corn Meal. So@eoc. per bushel for country;
B ss. White; s2@s2.2S; mixed, si.ss@
Dried Ftga: Blackbcritcs, &c.: cherries. 15c.
Lfre Fotots: Hens, 35@4oc.; chickens, asa
Dressed Fo,ols: Turkeys. I7@Isc.; chickens.
15@ &c.,; ducks, 17SlSc.
Eggs: l4@loc.. crates and barrels; market
Feathers: Prime hye-goose, s0@52c.; common,
FIarseed: s1.O5@s1 10 o bushcl.
HaI: Virginia timothy, e0@S5c. clover
mixed, 65@75c.; clover, 60@65c.
Pofatoes: Irish. s2ass q barrel for choice
Virginia; northern, $3.50; common, ti.5O. Mar
* Roots: Ginseng, s1.so@si.4O q H. Seneca. free
of tops 40145c. q n.
Lard: Country, l1rl2c.
Peanuts: Common to choice, 0eoec. 2 n.
Rue. G0@65c. "a bushel.
Sumdc: Prime, S5c.
Shucks. 6O@65c.
Baied Stra1 35@40c.
Wool: Washed, 35c.; unwashed, 25c. BURY
wool will bring from TO Be. "a TO- less thaD above
rates.
Cement: Rosendale. s1.55@s1.60 . barrel
'A Tine: hr,fcuIfursl. Seioc. y bushcl Rock
land. Sl.15@sl. LEO, according TO quantity; Virgi.
Plaster. Lump, 81; ground. SO; calcined
plaster, Sl.75.
Tar: Large size, 81.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merrimack, 6Isc.; Merrimack Stirling
51c.; Richmond &C.; South Bridge, &C.: Pacific
6kc.: Sprague. &c.: SpraQuc shifting, 51c.: Dun
nel's, &c. Aliens, &C.: Manchester, &C: WASH
iDgton, 6.c.: Mallory Pink, &c; Mallory Purple.
6Sc.; Simpson Mourning, GHc npson Grey, &c;
Simpson Black, &C.; Harmony, Sc; Ashland
Solid, JHc.
Bleachsd airtings and Sasetings: rs Sc
curity, &c.: 10 Jack Horner, 5sc.; 10 Edward
Harris, 6%c.; A Fairmont. 6,c.. A Pelham
o, ne: Al Gladiator, &c.; "A Barker. &C.; Al
Farewell. &C.: A Wauregan, lie; IC-4 Monad-
mock, Csc; 10-4 Pequot 329c.
Bro1n Cottons: Manchester A., 5Ac.; Man.
chester A A. A.. 6sc.: Rockbridge A X. r..
III. H., 6Hc.. James River ID. D. &c.
Drugs, DyestuHs, Oils, &c.
Alcohol: $3.50 q gallon.
Concentrated LBe: s2.75@s3.5O e ease OF fonr
dozen.
COpperds. &c.
CochiaeaI: soc. 2 n.
E6trdct If L0gDoOd: Ice.
indigo: 9oc.@sl.
Mctidcr: lac.
sperm. S1.50 whale, Toe: straits, 45oG55c.: La
brador-cod oil, 50d60c.; lard, Sl.1O: sweet SC Z
dozen best llad, $3.50; castor, S1.45 q gallon;
Virginia lubricating, 30@5Oc.i kerosene, l0c.
cash, r gallon.
Soda: sal, 1aCa2c., In kegs; English soda, &c.
American, 31,6l4c.
Spirits TurDeEf(Re: 6Cc.
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LIVERPOOL, March pa man who car
rled a box containing explosives and in
fernal machines has been arrested here
He had lust arrived from Cork.
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share speculation opened generally firm, with
prices slightly higher than at the close yesterday
ket was moderately active but heavy, and the list
fell OF XCdH, led by st. Paul and Michigan Central.
From then I'LL near midday the market, though
dull, was strong, and recorded an advance ranging
from Y to Ia In which 81. panl, Minneapolis anu
Manitoba, Rochester and Pitt, rgh, and Centrai
afternoon the general tone OF the market was dull
and weak, and just previous TO the close Oregon
and Transcontfnental sold down y, and the re-
mainder Of the list 4@1r, Northern Pacific,
Michigan Central, and Central Pacific being pro-
minent In the downward turn. In the final deal.
ings there was slight rally In some shares, and
the market cosed irregular but In the main weak
aud the general list fractloDally lower, while
Northern Pacific was and Oregon and Transcon-
tinental IL lower than yesterdays closing prices.
transactions aggregated 233,0O0 shares,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-yirginIa 6's, CONSOLE
dated. 40; second series, 351s past-dne coupons,
40; new I0-4o's. 454: new 3's, 81. Bid.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Cotton qniet and steady
sales, 263 bales; uplands, 10 l-l6c.; orIeans,
10 5-l6c.: consolidated net reeenrissc,, iS,93o
10 France, 1850 bales; To The continent, 4,6i9
bales Southern -four steady; ominon 10 falr ex-
ira, s4.l0@s5.l5 good " choice extra, 5000
No. spring nominal: ungraded red, si:l07k
ssl ~; No; red, sii,2Il@Syl;s2l3; March ~Sl,
oncned weak; afterwards advanced st9lae..
dosing heavy al aboat the lowest prizes Of the
day; ungraded, 62@66Hc:; NO. z, 07@6sc.i
higher and fairly active. closing weak; No. 2,
n3Lc, Hons quiei and steadily held Coifee-spot
dull and nnchanged; No. : Rio. Aprl. $3.50;
sugar Arm and In moderate INQUIRY; fsIr 20 gooa
sic. Molasses irm aud more actisei Cardenas
5ti-test. 33c. Rice steady; Resin FIRM. Tnrpen-
held. Wool dun and unchanged. PORK very quiet
and held irm new mess, spot, No S@S 1870.
Middlcs steady. Lard opened 3@4c. higher al
doing; prime steam, spot, sIi.5t. Freishts dull
and lower. ,,oor
BALTIMORE, March 29.---Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat southern quiet and steady: western higher
and strong; southern red, $l.lS@el;l amber,
an .2O@&I22; No. ! Maryland, el:zz@xi.Zx4;
No. . western winter red, spot, sI.l9$$Si
sorthern white, 63G65c.; yellow, 81@03c. Oats
White 81 aSsc. mixed 5Oaoie.s Pennsyi san!a,
arm: RIO carsoes, ordinary to fair. s,<da9tr.
sugar steady; (" A" soft, SAC. Whiskey steady
al 81 .lsS@&f.19. Freishts unchanged and dali.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-Fiour dull and un.
changed. Wheat strong; tl.l 10 spot. Corn strong
err; 54.c.. spot; 0ass active; 4AS&stSc. spot
stronger az Sl i.O5QDsl1.10. Buih-meats nrm and
unc hanged. Bacon quiet and Unbalanced. Whtske>
! arm At Sl.12. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Liyt
nn~s on,et common and liRht o0.966e7.60
packing and butchers, 81. i0(st1.So. n or
LOUISVILLE. -
LOUISVILLE, March 20.--Fiour fuiet and IN
changed. Wheat steady aud In fsir demand, Nc
3 red winter, tl.0e@4l.Io. Corn quiet; No.
| white, 64c.; No. mixed, 63c. Oats qsfiet am
3Ie.75. Rulk-lneats Shoulder, e7.20. baeop-
| shoulders, aS.26. sugar-eured hams, 13fe. Lars
s;tse:; cho.:c kettle, sic.-s. Wt.s.sj SssSs asA'
unchanged.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

The receipts Of new crop ~ nogsncads lncress
,,r hut hght for the season. Some line sterlming
inSS,ch Is I'm active demandl has commanded GA
to si4a5 All good and ane qualities command %, Sa,,n
an,. "a ~ an advance OF so to 75c. per hundred
No amc export shipping order Offering. Our quo
tations are for new crop:
10 wi DARK TOBACCO.
Luos.-Common, S3.bQe&4i good, s4.6o@so |;
NfIaSMcommon, s5.75@s8.75; good, $50
$3.50; fine, s1I@sl4.oo'
KRIGHr TeDAcCo-MANUFAc7URiS
S,nokers.-Common, ss@slo; medium SIG
ala; good, sl3@sl4; hne, slo@i0'ooi ~neS'
sisSsH1 ssrs New Ing oilers, from "a TO- 50; com
mon. SiO@Sll; medium, eiS@ slS' Eooa'
ff3.toISl5; lne, s.ooszs ~ M. :. o,,,,,o
/ Wrdppers.-Common, sAoSsveH'"V' '''~'"A'
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,,d,.us concentrating in New Mexico.

LonpsBunc, n. NJ, March 2o.-Colonel
Moves and two companies OF the Fourth
Cavalry, from Fort Craig, arrived here yes
terday en- route to ella Valley. Tie latest
intelligence from Clifton is that the Indians
are concentrating in force in the hills
around that place, and an attack upon the
town may be expected at any moment.
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nashville, TENN, March 29.-An act
making IL felony to keep gambling es-
taLIisbments In this State or to rent houses
for such a purpose has passed the Legista-
tnre. The penalty is imprisonment not
less than one nor more than three years in
the penitentiary. ,f
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81. Johns sill Blockadcd with Ice.

ST. Jonys, n. f.. March 29.-Thc har-
Dor and narrows here are still blocked with
ice. The steamer Ocean King and the
barkentinc Racer are sailing Up and down
outside OF the edge Of the ice, but are UNI
able to effect an entrance. The wind con-
tinues to blow ON land, with no prospect OF
a change,
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Gaming Home.

LIVERPOOL, Marsh 29.-Lieutenant Very,
OF the United States navy, and the other
members OF the expedition sent by the
American Government to Patagonia to
take observations OF the Transit OF Venus,
have arrived here on their way home.
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IT, a.. ~, assisted w Inc Vi'y A1s01u0'''
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Personal.

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ have qualified as Administrative Of JAMES
PENDLETON ROGERS, deceased. Persons hav-
ing cliilDs against the estate, OF against j. l.:
Rogers & Co.. under which 1rn-name deceased
conducted business, are requested TO present them,
properly authenticate to THOMAS W. Nc
CANCE, No. 1913 east Cary street, Richmond,
Va. and parties Indebted 10 said estate or nrln
TO make payment To said McCancc, who Is author
lied rs my agent 10 receipt for the same.
ELLEN McCANCE ROGERS,
Administrators of James PendietOn Rogers.
deceased.
nm IL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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The Correct and Skilful Mechanical Treatment
Of HERNIA or RUPTURE speciality. See CROSS
Revised Edition and Agnew's Late surgery.
REVERENCE: Professors ). -. Gross, ID. hayes
Agnew, Willard Parker, ". III. Pancoast, Dr.
Thomas q. Morton, and Others. ..
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