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brilliant, nearly ali Of his income being
spenf IN eduoasing young men OF Iimifcd
means, and IN helping 10 sustain bcnevo-
TENT objects. His last illness WAS caueed by
cold contracted az the Savannah Sesuisi-
Centennial During his long political life
ne ala not escape severe eensure: but
there have been few or none az his acts
which did not finally justify both his bead
and his heart
Ifsy As-ccssted Frrss.l
NEW GOVERNOR SWORN ry--FKEFARfNc PuR
THE FUNERAL,
ATLANTA. Ga, March s.--Hon. James s.
Boynfon, president Of the State senate. ar
rived this morning and was sworn n as
Governor hy Chief-Justice James jackson.
He immediately ordered an election 10 oil
the vacancy caused by the death Of Gov
e,aor stephens "a take place on the Gath Of
April, and called the Legislature 10 meet
May 9Th 10 receive the returns. The Demo
cratic Executive Committee OF the State
has beer called to meet next THURSDAY in
Atlanta 20 consider what action shall be
taken.
The remains OF Governor STEPHENS were
carried 70 the Capitol AZ s O'Clock to-day,
TO lie In state in The hall ~ the House of
tNtfht StDI1tlNf- tA11i uu Nuat utAt-
when they wiz be Inferred al 7. NJ. 10
Oakland cemetery. A committee Of the
Legislature Il acting with the citizens
committee. and the indications are that the
funeral VIII be Overwhelmingly the largest
ever seen in Georgia. The city Is heavily
drzped and flags are AZ hali-mast.
Preparations for Governor Stephens
funeral continue 10 be made. Governor
Boynion has published an invitation 30 all
citizens and officials Of the state. members
Of the Legislature, judicial and county
officers. evil. military. and trade organiza-
lions. and al classes and denominati0ns. 70
attend the funeral services. The memorial
services viii be held on Thursday in the
Staie Capitol, aud the day has been set
apart FOR memorial services all over the
state by proclamation.
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aartington's Possible Marriage


some ingenious London correspond
ents " have connected the recent visit Of
Lord Harrington TO Osborne with - his
possible marriage with Princess Beatrice. y
ANY such report j. nonsensical rubbish,
absolutely devoid OF the smallest iounda-
ton. Lord Harrington went 20 Ost orne
N order 10 have an audience with the
Queen, and, a. is usual, was invited 20
dine and sleep al NE palace. Do these
correspondents " suppose that visitors
70 Windsor or Osborne are thrown into IN
innate communion with the members Of the
royal family 4 minister, having arrayed
himself In full dress, has his audience and
j. then left 10 his own devices til dinner
when he again meets the Queen, who IN
variably confines her table conversation 70
the most commonplace topics. Alter the
meal there l. little general conversation
before her Majesty retires, and the visitor
departs next morning without having
caught another glimpse Of her.
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The Rise i'm the mississippi.

st. LOTS, March j.-Ihe latest news
from the lower Mississippi river Is that the
water al Helena il rising at the rate o. nan
an inch rer hour. and il j. now thought
me highest mark Of last year viii be reach
ed. The levees still hold, and il Is believed
thew can and will resist an additional rise.
The trestIe on Helena branch Of the Iron
Mountain railroad. al Languille river,
which a week ago was forty feet above the
water, is expected 10 le submerged lo,a-s
and trains stopped. The men washed of
the Memphis and Lone Rock railroad
bridge al Black Fish Bayou, as reported
last night. were Tesc Jed.
At Arkansas City the water i still rising.
Accounts from the section between Frear's
Point and Vicksburg. on the Mississippi
side of the river. are that the reports of
agmor-e have been grossly exaggerated.
The levces there are still unbroken, and no
danger is apprehended, planters being
busy ploughing and putting IN their crops.
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APT GALLERY.

TsoSTER. CAMPBELL a co, having
49, tbe elegantly Furnished ART GAL
LERY Al no, $50 broad t,ss' reqsss n s I-
- tslI"IITR rs furnished In the high
e. s,sl. al fbe Photographic art- Terms mooers.e
~ NJ w. OSTER has been Tor NE iasi ave Wan
= ~pRgI n has been Tor four years cillcl ppera-
Tor an the s.me gallery, was torneriN VIII sar1n y,
and IN. no superior NJ his business. iie DID ~
49, 49,. s.ils-v in the city. You VII nns them
o.nS ,r,,, and caurteous. ana zoe viii h. pleased
pIosnip. 49, S.,rt nab 4-lw
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BY Telegraph.
NEW NoRk.


NV NORK, March DO ton qssst sale-- 2ls
bales: upi@.ds, 10 S-lSc-i or,eSas, 40 s-lte-'
70 Great 6zstaia, 22,e-7 tpies, 70 pa continent.
lo2lI h.les- southern Our steady aid Qulel;
con mon - fair extra ~ cog Sa-s1; good o.
choice extra, eS.4Nsl<71 2s- NAsas--sasb hoe
rather easier opIi0ns oienel Nls@ss. h.sher. at
tsryvxr<e wsker and reaeted q se. CLOSING un,ss-
tleo aud duli. 40. sprtne sac19izali angrad.d
wsalcr ND. Hl.oeae l.27; 10. 2 red 81 Pr a
"a -25s ungraded white. 81 y al -2e No, : rrd.
81 rcA, o. ~ 90 -; AEEik sl..4 ,tac1.4s1-
Cant ngraaed, 95s47le-; uugr.ded white
7oc. No. 3 March, " .A7sc.; AprsL 7sAes 1870
oats +tslse. higher snd tsiriy active. No, 3.
5zac- Hops eull and nominal Cone -ersewhs;
stronger and i-rs aeiiSe; No. Eio. AprAi s1.a0:
and steady f.,e % good refining, 7s45te.; rilned
steady; C. 1Si17ke.; extra &, IN white extra q
Sc: yellow O. TIA TIE: yulsc~, Issas &c; az A,
ssSSsle.; mould A.. sttc-; e9niecti.ner.' A.
5 He &C.: standard A. "a u SIS cns-isf- y "a
gsse. crushed. esc-. powdered Ssft*,.i erana-
II cd 81 G cubcs- sc Molasscs qnict and steady.
Gice arm aud Ia FAIR desnaad. tv.toD-seSd os
5uaeSsc- Taiso~ ouli ana WEAK ~ sac l-l6c.
Rassn stoady at sI.e5s24l.7Q. fvrpensine dull al
SlM52c. Hides qnaet and rrDs wet ssi1ed New
DrIeass selectSc, s,e lpe.i fsxss seaccied1 log
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rspocIal telegram 10 The Dispnsch.l

feporifd Telegram 10 tbe Dispnirh.l
PETERsBuRG, Va, March h.-During n
scufle over pistol yesterday afternoon at
States Crossroads. Northampton county,
n. c., Riddick Bell [coIored) was killed by
Wampus suffer, son Of John W. Suffer, one
Of the most prominent citizens Of the
county. The pistol was accidentally dis-
charged, the bah entering Belle forehead.
B. W. Bennett's residence, near Hicks
ford. GreenviIIe county, was burned last
night. with all the furniture. Loss, 81, 200.
No insurance.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TO THE prsraTcH FROM AL POINTS.

Treasurer Gnnlsan Tenders His Reslrna-
ton = Riddieberrcr's Ceurcn-kilier sas-
tained by the United States Supreme Ceurr-
Important Decisions I'm Cases Of Louisiana
Bondhoiaers-The Waters OF the Mississippi
ri still acknowledgements Conaasrafion
in Red Wing. ADMINISTRATIONS the Publ
cation Of BiasPhemous Lifsrafurr-F arciSn
Notes
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WINFRFF's Mil,
pOwEATAS COUNTY. VA.
March J. 1858. =
THE FIRM OF CAMPBELL d BROWN
| Is thfs dav dissolved. ". ". CAMPBELL con-
timing the business. assuming a liabilities 81 tDe
concern. ! 81 receiving al debts due Lie saIne
". ". CAMPBELL,
N. BROWN
JOHN ". TALBOT n with the new concern
OF ". ~. CAMPBELL. and bees leave 10 say y
vi Ia tine future In The past, give him pleasure
IN a.r-ve H. friends. nh 6-lts
THE FIRM OF A. J. MILLER a 90.
j u mis- day Dissolved Mr.. A. j. MILLER can
hereafter Dc found az The old stand Of A. y. Her
4 CO.. with MILLER a HALVES, az per adver-
tisemeaL
We. the undersigned. A. ]. MILLER. late OF The
firm 81 A j. Miller 4 Co.. ana -. g. HAN E.. latc
viii : H. Hawes. have this DAY formed co'-lsirt-
nership under the firm name and styie OF
MILLER A HALVES,
for the purpose Of NJ ANUFASTLklNG eANS
eAW-IflL MACHINERY, sAW-GU AMbEh-
KNIVES FOR TOBACCO. hr- &c. Also pay par
fIcslar attention ~ REPAIRING saw nils
AND ALL MINDS OF MACHINERY hl.-ti J.
TING FILLS. aud RET NPEElN6 SAWS
With targciv-incrcassd facilities Tor carrylilt On
our business W. respectfully ask Tar Continuance
Of tie very liberal patronage heretofore D'-i0"ru
nP0N 'n' ~ ~ - - A. j. MILLER
q. +. HALVES,
Nos. 1896 and l42s East Cary street
NIB 9-Iw
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Tine Leritimisis al WORK.

LILLE. FRANCE. March "a legitimist
meeting was held here TO-DAY, NJ which
1000 persons were present Baudry Das-
son. deputy, and n Barbes delivered ad-
dresses. in which they yiolsntiy attacked
the republic. A resolution was unani-
mously adopted pledgIng ali persons pre-
sent 10 support the Royalist canse 10 the
coming struggle. The principal import
ance 10 be attached 10 the affair is that Il
viii possibly cause prosecutions.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 3. 1858.

C4RALN AND OVI OlN tsANI4<1-NOL'
RICHMOND, March 3. 1858.
OFFERINGS
vREAT-WAlte 20 bIsi.eis- Red, S,45@ bush
oils Re-eXhDlleo, ! 400 bushels
CoHS.--N n8tE. l.44- bushels 800 .
els
MEAL 20 bnsbeis.
FLOUE.-zQO harrris-
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Whlte. 50 blsbc very good s.,gsrsa' q
,erIns. Red. 4se bushels very good Lonsasrr, on
,v,,,afe terms: aJe uusbc.s very good Lo2soerv1
slsI So. so bushels mixed ca pr vale .srIns -
bushels n.Ased az Size 20 SIPS oTz sssbeis
good siloElserry on priv - Germs Los e.as4e =
f,tr n vexy eos,s sb1rlhsrry al sI.ls ~ Sl.x5.
IoHk.--A M. beg lxslsci- prime "a private
term. .2s6 bushels Common IA VERY good Al %
oNrs.-92 bushels srinc winter .. o2sc.; &c
bushes rass-p rpoi % 1Sc-
FleSE.--1z5 barr - On private ~ me-
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Resignation Of Treasurer GiGEIlan.

WASHINGTON, March 5.--James Gllfllan,
Treasurer of the United States, to-day ten
dered his resignation, TO take effect upon
the lst proximo. Mr.. Gillian has accept
ed the position Of Treasurer and Manager
Of the Mutual Trust Company Of New
York at a higher salary.
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Suppression Of BIaspheTnOus Liiera-
I'm

LONDON, March 5.-Tbe Society Tor the
Suppression OF Blasphemous Literature
propose 10 ret up cases against Professors
Huxley and Tvndall. Herbert Spencer, the
publishers Of John stuart Mills works,
John Morley. and others who, "by their
writings. have sown widespread unbelief
and in some cases rank atheism"
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The stock market opened ii per cent above sal-
urdav'- cllsiug figures for Indiana, BLOOMINGTON
and Western. = higher for Asl.NAre and hni-.l'
and Irregular WITH only slight chAlat - TOT tir ~
rnaiuder on the ISL During the first htii"h"ul ni
asiuess DE- iine ranging from = 10 ~ p. c'ut'
VS. recorded ID by fhe Willard stocks pu. SUD
stcueull Though duli. Inc market cocaine ~ 'Ae
and about noon an advance of IA per ceiii- t,,'h
ulace IA Della v,zrc. Lacka wanna aid ,st"ft -
ia Icsa- Pacific - Ia aiilaA freitiltu arc ~
diana Bloomington and v e-,tsrIi, ana sal ~ lie
rnltifer Of Tie is-ihe latter a ap as ana ttAia
pariGc. This wa followed shortly isitsr~ara b3
re.tcrigu al ldsz Der ccnL, after when The niaF-
l-.f ggtti became. strong, and ga larger koluiut
az busint-s sold up from - j lcr cent. Gou1a
sfock Lac ErIe and Western Michigan central
oregon and Tran=cgutiueusll, ana - f~HA pti.H
he luoet nromineni iB the upward n9femthl- ~
~ Gual ceaIiuCa some slrcs rt-ccued sichtfs put
Ito GENERAL market closed -fronR ~ "a aisanet "a
flIe tfv'. transactions Of @G@', Ter cent INDIANA
sIoop innion and esterl- Delaware l.sv kI~;tnna
snd IA e-ieru. and Wabash preferred being Tie
most conspic uOus therein. Ir.AA>setiohs sskfe-
gated $4,000 shares
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March 5.-NlrEluia S's- conson-
died. "a: pasi-due coupons, A., Lev lo-aV -
a.. new 81, e. BAD to-day.
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NANUF ACTU RER OF ALL
n GRADES OF TOBACCO. both iof'slgn aAa
domestic-au styles Il navy ana hight ~ 49,. o.
wanld Ike :, correspond WIZ lsT.s w. &c
Unions s,rictiy confidential Adde'S ,, y
cify pnss-Ofice NA
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PfIof-Rcaf Sunsl.

NEW Y0RK, March 5.--The pilot-boat
Ariel was run into this morning at O'Clock
By the steamer Commonwealth off Sen
bright. Y. J.. and sunk, carving down
with her Pfiot John Campbell, Of Staten
Island.
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UORsEs. MULES. cows. de.
AND HORSES. On

ANY pcrson not finding stock 10 suit them ~ u
A. ls--tahl.-s in Richmond EN- Wrlte M, care -
FAST PIF-TH ~TRT-F,T. 81 = CINNATi- -, ana
'i.se-yis a. near A. posi- ole what hey w4nL -ta-
ing for what purpose hey WISH 70 use tle Aa'''
"a viii an ti,e hill satisfactorily or no ale
Pulling orders from wholesale custosserS sfe-
ciliy.
Nv salesman. Mr.. JOHN ". PACt. keens away, sS
a rood supply on hand OF both MtLhs AM
T46ESFS for the wholesale and retaD tr"de'
eatisfacaon guaranteed or money refunded;
$3.50 GEORGE Il BfNNfT1.
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Ry Telegraph.

NEW Ukh.
NV YeRK. March 5-keeH--siocks sIonf
FTcnauge.-I0nR. 4c2 short 4Ss.- State DVhah
NEGLECTED. Governments weak
tv441 - FXcnangc. 4el. Governments
irregular and lower new 5,s- 1884 BIO; new y :,
90: new 4 Is, 1881 new 81. lOss MONTY, oa :
,cr cetit StAles wiihaui feature lrtisuiY p~i-
I al,-,e--- Coin. . 23.555: currency, sS-ooo.
-tfrf-, strong ana llclef.
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DLAIR's CHLoRAL fHyNoL PRO-
PHYI-AcTlc AND DIsrsFEcTAST hss Isea
ussd IN tails city successfully - prcvent The
SPREAD Of diphrseris sad sss=ss-feyer. snl4 also
10 mitigate TIE severity of .acse aisss-~. ~
mode OF use Is simpkA sn11he odsr agfeeAe'e-
Tor sale by dragsts-e, Pyscc. 80 eeatSA beisAe-
Prepared only by J.BLAIR, pssssisI
aa2s essuer nraxd and NsDsh sfreeks
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DUBLIN. March 5.-The Town Council
have expelled james chrey, the inforner,
from membership, and have declared his
seat vacant.
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A s.oo. GOO fire in ninnesota-

RED Wing, MIN. March 5.-The Dia-
mond and Buff Mills. together wSfh two
warehouses, all belonging TO the Red
Wing Mil Company, were destroyed by
Ere yesterday. The total loss is estimated
al 5000. coo; insurance shout $4,000,
principally in eastern and English compa-
mics. The origin Of the fre i unknown.
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PORT OF SEWPORT's NEWS. MARCH 5, 1855.
By Telegraph


Steamer Lnrny, schermertorn. snr1Olt. mor-
cnaudise and passengers chesapeake ana phio
GALWAY Com pany iand sailed ~ rturnl
steamer Acronac. Dcik. nicrcisncise ana fias-
so,lrers IN ti Gcld. Chesapeake HEa ohio Hallway
4 ofnpalv land siilcn on rciurni.
SIC .uer Northampton NcNnrrick, NorioAs
ruerchandieo and passenger. Chess peakf and Ohlo
Railway Company iann suiicd en rtiurnl-
steamer GuyaBcufie. Kelly. New ork. merchHn-
Cl-e discharged and sailed fer Norfoikl. -
~rto0ners George AIRY. Loga,rs- ana W IL
Bailey. Bailey. from New NorA- beIt - load coax
schooner r. q. Dame, k0ggors- Portitnd, hsn,-
l. load coal.
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No. ESQ Westminster s.

In the lexicon Of youth, etc., thcrt Is no such
word ss Fail- That - lexicon" Is now found In
the laboraiory Of HUNTS Eemccs. II knows no snch
word ne Fail mh l-Thtwl-a&ih
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Flnr-Ne quose: \ ne. s34sS.95; saTsrts.ea
sSTs7s425: txtrl- - @SsSsS.-e commas
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FINANCIAL.


MoxDay. March g. less
saLzs-FrRsr BoARDs-I,3oo kichmcna CIV
6's at 14x Is shares Atlanta and Charlotte Rail
rOad al Sos. so ao- nj sos. 10 do at Ca. 10 aosf
s0's, Is do. AT Co., 20 DO. al GA 1000 Eieb-
mond snd DsHsilBe Railroad. 1855. st iez&; 70
SHARES Norfolk and Western Iyraferred at 404-
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 3. lsss.
.unrVEn

STEAMER Roanoke. Couch. New York. mcrchan-
Dis and passcnrers- q. ". Allen Co.. agents
steamer Ashland. Carr Philadelphia merchant
disc. J. ". Met 'arr1ck. agent.
schooner Moses Webster. Rhodes, New York,
light t. load hoops FOR Cuba
schooner Virginia Hawicy. ealiown.s BALTIMORE,
coal Writ Roberts.
schooner iva Sheni0n. Martin. Alexandria.
grain. 6allcco Mills Manufacturing Company.
schooner Carrie. stone, Alexandria. grain. Ha1-
ALT rcnsilaW Company.
schooner A. G.. Buckley. Crammer, Perth An
boy. iron. Richmond and Dansiiic Railroad COM
schooner Waier-Line. Kelly. Charleston. = CO
guano. John Knox.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. stevens. New York mcr-
chandi-e aud passenger g. ". Alsn Ga.
steamer Pioneer. Piatt, Philadelphia Eaercoan-
disc. j. ". MCf arr1ck. agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer ARIEL, clifford. Norfolk United States
mall. merchandise, aud passengers, l.. .. IAtn1
superintendent.
MARINE DISAsrEES
Especial telegram 80 the DispStcA.l
NrwPoRT's NEws. March 5.-Tbe scheoDcr
Lawrence flames Captain Lewis, frnia hennetec
f1a has arrived iu thc Roads. she met win se-
y~rTc squal seventy miles Of cape Henry on TIE
18th ~ fChruAry. which carried away her main
and inizzeusnasls, with AZ attachments. and In
niried slight damage % the house and hy-fniL shc
will disc arrs Der cargo ai Hampton, Va. ana
proceed o. Norfolk Tor repairs
WASHINGTON. March 5.--Ibt Italian bari en-
tine Angelina. with crew 81 ten I<srsons. from
Carih8gens % Baltimore With cargo "a iror'-lf,-
wenf ashore Yesterday al Llfc--aviHg station No.
j. North Carolina. TIE crew was saved The
vessel and cargo are tOt'd loss,
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PRoFESAIoNAL-
JAMEs NJ. DONNAS,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Room "a, Shafer's Busidine. sext west 81 the
pos;-oficc: entrance from Main Bank or
Tenth stree, norsh. Rlchn0nd. Va

eo.rts. Circuit, Chanccry, asd Husifrr~ - tie
city Of Richmond. anu Al the eourts hcio sor tisc
e~,unfjes 81 Amelia and Heariso.
Debis- large and small. cocerSed. and prompt 4
selfleuieni- Iuadc with ci4enfs-
RIAL ESTATE RENTED OH and kLNIS
COLLECTED, sish prompt settlements VIII pa
irons
Has been duly commissioned n Coinnissionfr
Of Deeds Afhnaviis. SC. ~ III oeNertiors % NAr-
slcl useits. New YORK. P~uas tyania. Mary lanc.
North Carolina. south (aroitna. Wet Niiy'uts.
Ohio. iur.ana. and iiiDsfs~ Viii promptly -crsc
any person arm IL IA. iass- ma l-s,rltaa
ISAAC n. CARRGxTOS-. fpwAKD ~. FIrzntGa.
Of lsf.Arm Of late Judge y Us q An-
Ould csrrlng-on. Gerry Court OF kichesasa-
(,ARgINGToN < FiTZHUGB,
u ATTORNEYS AT n Nv.
Ills MAN S1EKET RICHMOND VI
- s-Smi
DRrGA. MEDgCiNEs- Ae.
RELIA+Ae VACCINE VIRUS
Just RECEIVED,
for sale by
m, PvRCEI.a. = AlsD GO
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nooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
Is EXECUTED II the pssgATvHfkiNTlNsN
HOUSE.
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70 $3.50. RANDOLPH & tNGLlsH,
NH dSw l5u2 Main slreeL
FAsTER-CARDs.
Ne offer FOR sale beautiful stock Of EAsItE-
CARDS and EASTER tLIlE>-piain-
fr,nred. and rinb0n-fied. with envelopes and pro-
tertors for mailing Call carly and have the choice
of crr nav and beautiful goods. Orders by mail
promptly attended 20. POstsgc-slampa received
In payment Of goods; ...,l,,- 20
rnh4 oil Main street.
EAsTER-CARDs.
FAsTER-CARDs.
Arriving daily and now opening. We VII haTe
q fine display. - -. . .,.-,,,- q ~,
sos Main street.
ne27 fuHder the Tower, PAGES Block
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BALTIMORE LIvT-sTOCK MAEKET.

BALTIMORE March 5--The bcef-caflic market
b. fairly active. values ~. higher. with quality
better. very best, Gsmo.c. arst quality. 90
&C.. medium. ~ a. G.: ordinary 3a8c.: most u
sales were from % g.. receipts ga head:
siles. 749 head. swine / iRht supply and arfS
fair demand receipts. 1857 head; quotations..
qEA1osc. Receipts Of sheep. 1878 bead; quota
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EASTER-CARDS-

MASTER AND BIRTHDAY CARDS.
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NV YORK. March 5.-Coffon-Nef receipts.
7ss balcs gross receipts. d.232 bales. Futures
closed steady. sales. $4,000 b2!gs: March.
slo2lhsl0.22 April s1e.SSaslC.34; May,
F10.7OHsln.71; August siO.s2oSi0.sS. sep
lember. slO.5lGslO.5s October. slO 2ftB
sl0.23 November. slo.lsGflu.lO; December,
slO.l5aslo.17.
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EAsTER-CARDs.

A call is solicited. The priccs vary from 3 ceuts
10 $50 RANDOLPH 4 tNGLlsH.
min = dSw 1902 Main street
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UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL.

Our assortment Is worthy Of examination. MANY
Of them are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-06

MTLvArKEE. March 5.-Flour IN fair demand
Wheat tame. No. Milwaukee hard. sl.i5; On,
cash. sl.o-s March si.n7h No. Milwaukee,.
Csc. Corn str nser AID higher No. :. 5sc oxts
steady; No =, 81 &C.: white. 4f-to.45c. Provi-
IONS higher. Mess pork..ls As cash ard March.
sle.65 May. LHrd-pfime steam. ll.5o cash
March. Live hnrs steady ~ &o.4OHr6.9O,
dressed hogs nominalty 81. 800 $3.50.
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CHICAGO March 5.--Tlouf qnief and unchanged.
Wheat higher and steEcy. r,ga1r. ~ tsasl.Nfs:
March si.ns axi.orA. corn active hrfn- and
higher: 5sls lG5 &C. cash, So ia5e+c. March Oats
qHiei and higher: 4S4c. casi and March. b'e--ed
hogs scarce and fra - s7.90tGes. Pork lower 81
- S.n5ta s. o cash sud Murch Lard ffmcr and
closed easier NJ 81 27~fnsl i-So cash and harch-
t;uik-meafs IN fitir demand; shoulders $50,
short rib, so, short clesf. slN.-o- " fiiskcy
steadv ana unchanged.
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Louisville, March 5.--florr active. bat not
higher: extra family AZ 1854. good 20 fancy
. family. SSasS-25. Wheat strong; No. ? rid
winter. @l.lzmel.ld. Corn strong. M ~'ilite.
a5c-. No. mixed. 54n5Jc. Oats strong. No.
2, 47c., mixed western. 45c. Prvyisio-s quiet
aud firm. New mess-pDrk. sle. Bulk-s8cxf---
shoulders. s7.37l-. clear riie elos cleir ssarr.
si0.25: clear SIDES sl1.z5. Hams-Sngar-curcd.
l2kc. Lard quiet and firm: chosce kettlc-ren-
deis.d. 81 %. hiSkev quot and lcinnrcd-
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MARINE ISTsxLrSENgt.

LARcH 8. lsss.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-02
AN EXPLANATION.

A few days ago an article rejecting
on Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Uayford
appeared in this paper. This article
was based on letter received here
from Mrs. Adams, which made GER
tain charges against the late Colonel
Adams's partners, and the TINES
warned the public against the said
partners, who were reported to be
either in Haley or Bellevue.
Three persons have not yet arrived ;
but the:e is brother Of the deceased
here who is looking into his brothers
affairs in behalf Of his widow. This
gentleman is Robert f. Adams, of To-
ledo, Ohio, where he is engaged in the
hardware business, and he is not, of
course, one Of the persons referred to
by the TINES. Robert e. Adams is
therefore entitled to the best wishes
and most courteous treatment of the
people Of Wood River.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-02-02
THE GROUND HOGS.
Their Actions To Day Predict an Early
Spring.

To-day is February 2, which is r..i.
versally known as Ground log Day.
The animal comes out of its hole be-
tween II and o'clock every I'd Of
February, and if it is clear day and
it can see its own shadow across the
suns rays, then it Immediately rctires
again into winter quarters, not to come
out again until April |.
To-day, at the hour named, Il hum
dred groundh hogs could be seen dis
porting on the hiIls,des and ridges
around town, some lying down, others
playing, and as the sun was obscured
by clouds and some snow was falling,
the ground hogs have remained out,
and are now preparing brush and
sticks for shelter above ground This
is q certain evidence of an early spring
and fair weather.