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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

MAYORS CoURr-Mdyor Chahoon prcSi-
ding.-The cases of Ben Scott, A. Gary, s..
G. Jeter, John Graves, and Richard Booker
(negroes), charged with perjury in swear
ing falsely to procure the arrest of the
the street car difficulty, were continued
until the 5th instant. and their bail to ap-
pear was renewed in the sum of $500 each.
George Washington (negro), stealing q
coat valued at S. from James Brown, was
sent on for indictment, and bailed in 800
to appear.
Louisa Winston (negro), charged with
having shawl belonging to c. Johnson,
was discharged.
Richard Dawson, who has been up q
dozen times for being drunk and unable to
take care of himself, WAS again brought
up, and was committed to Jail in default Of
security for his good behavior.
John Hill (negro), charged with stealing
known person, was sent on for indictment
Charles Fischer, charged with stripping
plank from the shed of Smiths lime kiln,
was sent on.
Lewis Brown (negro boy), stealing sau.
sage from Valentine Heckler, was dis.
charged.
Cornelius Coleman, trespassing on the
premises of Joseph Pridan, was discharged
William Benerch, drunk, disorderly, and
resisting the police, was discharged.
Jim Allen and JACK Jackson (negroes)
charged with stealing iron from the Chesa-
peak and Ohio Railroad Company, were sent
on for Indictment, and required to give bail
in sl00 for their appearance.
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& AJUDGE OF NORTHERN BIRTH CoMrLI-
aESTs VIRGINIA JURIEs.-Tn discharging
the petit jurors of the Hastings Court yes
terlay, Judge Bramhall took occasion to
eulogize them for fairness and impartiality
in the discharge of their duties. He said
that he was convinced after an experience
Of months that that unfortunate class Of
persons-the freedmen in our midst-risked
nothing in throwing themselves for justice
upon their white fellow-citizens. Now that
he was probably on the eve Of severing his
connection with the judiciary, he felt it his
duty to place on record this tribute to the
people of his adopted State, and wherever
he might go he would carry with him q
lively recollection of the disposition shown
by those Virginians with whom he came
officially in contact, to act without preju-
dice against race or color.
Judge Bramhall is, We believe, q native
of Now York, a judge by military appoint
ment, and is Radical in politics. We have
not full report of the remarks, but they
we're to this effect. =
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 3, 1870.

, PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY2 ., 1870.
~ ARRIVED. -,I. .JI@ .
Steamer Petersburg, Geo2hegani Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys s. VII
llams. - c,.
Brig Gustav Fretwurtz, Fretwurtz lat City
POINT, Liverpool, salt, S. G. Tardy & co.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, nler-
chandIse and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Phledger, Bacon, Norfolk, merchan-
disc.
MEMORANDA. T.. ~ .
WEST POINT, February 2.-Arriyed,' steamer
KenDebec, -, merchandise and passeuRe1s,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
NEW YORK, January 3l.-Arrtved, sehooneIS Il
Nichols, Dupuy, from Richmond; Samuel FISK,
Steele from James river for Yarmouth. Die. !:
Rebecca, Smith, from Richmond for PROVIDENCE !:
and Sardinian, Keniston from Richmond Ior
NEW YORK, February LIN port, schooner 6.
Fl. Squire, Timmons, loading for Richmond.
KOsToS, February LIN port, schooner a. G.
Ames, Whitmore, loading for Richmond, t
t BY TELEGRAPH. ..-.s
LONDON, February o.-Ship Melbourne, LONDON
for Savannah, put back to Falmouth ieaxng: g.
Shin LADY C. Shields, for New Orleans, put DacK
to Ealmoirth, six feet water in herholo.
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CONSERVATIVE ORGANIzATIoN.-At the
last meeting Of the Conservative citizens of
Clay Ward Mr.. William H. Beveridge was
elected president of the Club, and Messrs.
/. II. Caulder and J. Parker 1vice-presi-
dents. A meeting of the club will take
place at Houck's Hall, on Broad street be-
tween Henry and Smith, this evening at 8
o'c1nck
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-0FrIoE FEBRUARY g.. 1870.
Mr.. G. 81. Cuthbert, Petersburg, Va. !; Au-
gust Rupert (2l, Richmond, Va; Mr.. r.
W. McGruder, Richmond, Va-s Mrs. q.
Bier, Richmond, Va air. ?. Mackey,
Fredericksburg, Va; Elias P. Hall, Sa-
.yannah. Ga. d.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT TO APPLICANTS FOR RENO
VAL OF D1sABIL1TrEs.-The following ex-
tract from letter written 20 gentleman
of Richmond by one of cur representatives.
in Congress will be read with interest by
persons seeking a removal of their diss-
bilities:
All petitions sent last winter and not
then disposed of are worthless now, and
must be renewed. So was informed this
morning by the Clerk of the Senate. Com
mittee."
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COUGns.-As a soothing pectoral,' BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are advantageously EN-.
ployed to alleviate coughs, sore threat hoarseness
and bronchial affections. Those exposed to aud
den changes Of weather should have them, as they
can be carried III the pocket and taken occasion
requires upon the first appearance Of a cold or
cough. -ris..aE -e. - y: tnr
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Business men will find the Religious Rerald an
excellent medium for advertising 1t is read in
every portion Of the South by n large and infaen-
tlal class. and is read by thousands In Virginia
who seldom sec any other paper. It's rates Of ad-
vertising are very reasonable. ~.
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! PgasoNAL.-Mr. John A. Pizzini has
been added to the local staff of the Rich
msnd Whig. Though never before regu-;
larly in the reportorial harness, he Is
veteran of fourteen years experience in
the newspaper business, and his qualitica.
tions fer the new position ERE tudanhteda
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WILLIAM HALL CREW Is now unloading con-
s,gnnent of egg and stove anthracite coal per
schooner Annie, which he viii sell at reduced
prices, for cash II taken from the boat. Call at
once. Office, Fourteenth street near MaAo's
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CuLoRED PAUPERs.-The colored paupers
who have been kept at Howard's Grove for
several months past (about thirty in num-
ber) were yesterday turned over to the city
authorities, the addition to the alms-house
having been completed.
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JONES & BROOKE are selling the very best An
thracite Coal, Coke, and Bituminolsi Goal; as
cheap as the best coal an be bought In Richmond.
Long and sawed Oak and Pine Wood. Their yard
Is on Sixth street near Canal. Can and examine
their large stock before purchasing elsewhere q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

AcApEMY OF MEDIcINE.-Dr. N. l..
James win deliver tho anniversary dis
course before the Aeademy of Medicine in
the Hastings courtroom tonight at 8
O'Clock. - 51s
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AUCrroH SALES T1a1s mar.

On all pubic or private sales. Of. Real Esttn
! July TIE purchasers pay the tores for TIE gressD
year, but on all snles bet1ceen Ms first dd4 o
. July and TIE last day tV December the sctie'
2 Dlu6 thems -
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II. ELLYsoN s. CO. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this office. : .
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their first appearance, 10 1867, these fsh.
were yery small and escaped the meshes,
Of the nets, but now they ars. taken in
'aburdance. III 90 q 3tfi s.
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vALRNTISEs.-ValentI of all sorts and sizes,
for all conditions in society, at prices varying
from IS to cent, may be had OF ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR, 11ls Main street.
Valentines comic, grotesque, and sentimental.
Valentines for the rich. FL i-1a.s s..!e
Valentines for the poor. ....-.... s-...- 2
Valentines for schoolgirls.
Valentines for school-hoys. @aa. e =
Valentines for young ladies. . -'s.'a
Valentines for young men. .. pc. .
Valentines for the lovers.
Valentines for those about to become so.
Valentines for the accepted. g
Valentines for the rejected suitor. .-...
Valentines for old persons OF both sexes, and
for all others, tor sale by ELLYsoS s TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch office. .. ..-
The trade supplied.
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UNION BANK.-An adjourned meeting Of
the stockholders off!this bank will take
place this afternoon OF 5 o'clock in the hall
over the First National Bank. 80. III.
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APPLETOS's RAILWAY GUIDE FOR FEBRu-
AIRY at ELLTsoN & TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT,
next to Dispatch building.
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New York, Baltimore, Washington, Lynchburg,
and Richmond daily and weekly papers at ELY
SON & TAYLoR's News Depot, next to Dispatch
buIdIng.
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SONG BOOKS, very cheap, at ELLIsoN & TAY
LoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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DIME NOVELS, In endless variety, at ELLYsoN
& TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
I'm
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Go To ELLYsoN TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT to
buy your magazines and papers. -, a.
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CITY AuDIToR'S OFFICE, !

y. =. - CITY AUDIIUa . OEFICEo
RICHMOND, VA, January "a, 1870. s
OWNERS OF CARTS, " A 6 Q n S !,
~ DRAYS, OMNIBUSSES, HACKS, and all
oiher wheeled vehicles drawn by horses or mules,
are hereby notified that all licenses expire JANu-
AIRY 3lsT, 1870 and are required to renew the
same for 1870 during tbs first fifteen days In FEB.
RUARY NEXT, or be subjected 10 the penaities
imposed by ordinance.
IN os dt1sFeh -, "----5- 80 City Auditor
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% PER DAY. % PEE DAY'
GPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
,yACHrNERY, &c.

TAVlNG RE-OPENED OUR WORKS
III al the buildings formerly occupied by the
Union Manufacturing Company, we are now pre-.
pared to fill orders for al1 work In our line.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES mace anu
hIl kinds OF FOUNDRY and MACHINE WORK
done. j. w. .CARDWELL % SOy
ia "a Inn 1911 Gary street.
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Valentines for the trade, at low rates, at ELY
SON s. TAYLoR's next to Dispatch building.
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Airllnlolld Dispattk
THuRsDAYs.... FEBRUARY s, 1870.

TEE EeIRCULAT1oN OF TIE aDIsPkTcH'',
Us LARaERTHAy, TEE coNRlNED cRou-
I.ATIo A1I ssE Arl fHE oTHEB DA1lYEEwS
PArEas pFrHIs orTY. 5s
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VALENTINES for one cent at ELLYsoN & TAY-
LoR's, next to Dispatch building. -.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JOHN
ID II. WALSH, llC Broad street, lakes pleasure
I" inform the punic that he has nc nov in stock full
ali lis branches, which he Is prepared to sell at
very lniG prices. AIS Il fine selection Of riting
Desks Portfolios, Albums, thromos, Gold tens,
&c. 4 call is solicited. )aI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

ENECkS, NOTES, DRAFTS. BONDS,
Y BILLS OF LAnING AND EXCHANGE,
MANlFESTs. EE6ElrTS, DEE. $, and other
ri ES'. and IA ANKKUPT BLANKS; STATION
ERY ct all kinds: BLAhK-BnOltS made 10
order IN superior style; NEW LAW and Nils
.CELLASLOJS BOOKS.
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
in ai--dSw 1913 Main street.
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aRUBBs & WILLIAMS Will sell In their otice.:
on Eleventh street between main and Bank, at
I'm, fhe farm called Grafton containing
<oe acres, located in Charles City county near
: James river. ..-.-=-...- ----s -
E. BURGESSI the collector OF the third distr1ct
!. of Virginia, will sell at L N. 1000 hoga, two
horses, dfstulery fixtures, &c.
THoMAsW. KEEsEE will sen at 10 a. NJ. furni.
= ture, Brussels carpets &c. -..
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EVERY TOURIST AND LAND-BUYER sbouldhave
a COPY of the MAP "Thirty-fye Miles Around
Richmond Can be found, In roller sheet and
pocket form, Mt ELLYsoE & TAYLoR's, next to
Dis,)1tCh building.
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sEAa, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

r A u D :
IL IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
. I have In my har;as for sale LANDS In almost
every section Of tie state. A number Of them aae
large hrst-ciaas estates, Will splendid improve
ments, and dcslrably located. - r.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
r.. ln* 10lI Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

DELIABLE GARDEN sEEDS.-We
fresh Garden needs or the usual superior quality.
Our IiIustrdted Catalogue and almanac for lsf6
is now ready for distribution. Free TO all our Gus.
toners. ItR2g) ALLISON b ADDISON.
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ByJames M. Taylor,
Dn,D J-,ta4n tro,,f and Anrtinnaar

M
r HAVE FOR SALE PRIVATELY SEF-
4 ERAL DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,, withal
modern improvements, in the centre Of the city
price from IS, 900 to $4,000.
: SMALL DWELLlNGiS i'll various parts OF the
city. ,,,,..,
and private dwellings. -.r
SC. s..
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
fea-1w& Auctiopecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 3, 1870
Sun rises 6.52 Moon sets. ........ So
Sun sets 5.0si High tide. .......... 6S
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
RARR. ahS SAM GRfsT, sII and III LAsTER MILLS;
B(JILERS FORGINGS, CASTINGS yOf IhON
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &C.
ENGINES aud SAW-MHLS OF various sises
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. AL other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
: Send for descriptive circulars.
dcM -e' N' WILLIAM K. TANNER d co.
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1C1O STATIONERY AND BLANK

1C1O STATIONERY AND BLANK
10 ~. BOOKS FOR TIE NEW YEAR.
WODDHOUSE & pARHhM invite the attention
cf merchants, bankers, ano others, 70 their stock
Of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY for the
presses, inksrands, the best inks in use, wri'in
pavcr Ufevcry description enve!opcs, steel pens,
gold rcns, blo:ting-paEer, desk fouos Day
Bonks, LedEers, Journals, Cash Books. Invoice
Hooks, Bin Books, Receipt Books. Bank Books.
Memorandum Books, Diaries, AlTnanacs, anu
Calendars, for the year 1371.
Gr5l WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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LINE.

r LINNEMAN'Ss -. ze..
IL. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
2 ESTABLISaMEST,sr.s - =, Il.
go Broad street. between Fourth and FIlta Streets
Ladies, Dresses Shxwls, Gioaks, and SACKS
DYED IN ANY COLOR Desired, or CLEAN
ED in the very best and ueate2t uaanner. ss- x
Gentieasn's garments CLEANED Oh DYED
APRONS STAMPED WITH ALL C0LORs:--
sale APRONS STAMPED in sAEh .Cok0kS
and will stamp goods at my establisbme %. & ~
IN tine North. Specimens or uy1work can be seen
nc INV store. G. II and examine for YOURSELF 81
l.. LISNEMAN, Go,, ,&20 Broad street, n
= ia 27-sm DetWeen soartn .a- anG LIZ:
DEMOyAL.-The WILEC 0xs & GIBBS
2 HI SEWING MACHINE ollce Is Te:nofed to
ia25 ESSTREET. Gall and examire these
popular MAcHINER and Ees ons On AZ ssiai .,,..
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ExkSg AND EGGNsS.

RICHMOND, January u, 1870.
A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
n for the RENEWAL OF LOST CERTIFI-
CATE OF STOCK zone share) In Richmond and
Liverpool Packet Company standing in name of
w. & e.. Gwathmey. ia 29-Th2m
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WANTED, ONE THOUSAND GOOD
w FARM HANDS to 20 South. Wages. sl6
~ $50 per month: rations and transportation free.
Also, FIVE HUNDRED RAILROAD HANDS.
Wages. SEQ per Incnth ratons and transporta-
tio. free j. I. & W. VI JISiIS
Labor gents, No. Fifteenth street,
ia elm Richmond, Va.
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DENTISTRY.

ytTHATDOY YOU THINK WE'LL gE9
" extract your teeth for netting and0rIfr
give Won Il drink?
as Bread street. TAYLOR BROTHERS, Den
us. Teeth put in. Teeth Iilled. Teeth extracted
without pain. Gold or Silver Plates. 3I5 Broad
street, between Third and Fourth. Eotire salts
!ncton or no pay at 3l5 Broad street. Cheap sets,
solid silver for is. fe1
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uIDES WANTED.

UIDES WANTED.
DRY, GREEN. and
SATED. HIDES
wanted. for which the highest cash price will be
paid by q. Il. CHALh.EY CO.
Leather and hide Dealers,
ia Sin Thirteenth street.
HIDES WANTED. - Highest market
4 L price paid in cash for DRY AND GREEN
HIDES by IIULST & KING,
de y l!2" Main street.
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TOR RENT, the HOUSE at present "a
L occupied by Mira. Glenn. No. 7ul Ersrk-E
lin street. Church Hill, containing elk fOora6,
With kitchen, etc. Apply =. = !,
=. "a a.eosf .,e SSns No. ,ois Is Msin ns ssrsst
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above our store six rooms, with kitchen "A
In the yard. j. BLAlk, DruggasI.
Ja2S - y..,... ooZo BrOau S<Itets
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ROARnING AND LODGING

This POPULAR HOUSE has been reftted and
and is now prepared for The reception Of guests.
Mr.. JAMES CARROLL. formerly Of fhe Eutaw
the Old Sweet Springs, Va, has been associated
with me irf@the nanagement Of this honse under
the firm name OF WILrBERGER CARROLL.
no so-2n W. II. WILTBERGER.
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sFlaIE ilrasE.

EOR RENT, seYeral FUKN1SHEUA
ROOMS. inciudinR two fue 'front.' rocJas
With Eas and servantss attendance With or wttnggt
BOARD, on reasonable terms: LoSnston eenEM. en-
: - Broad between FIFTH aud Sixth streees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-19
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
r,1-rsnAY ErHs1-NG 0cfnher lR 1910.

|. oFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EvBH-NG. October 10. 1870
We have still to report a tight money
| market but if anything, rather less demand
| for accommodations than has been the case
| for some uays past. On the street rates
| show no variation, while at the banks the
offerings for discount continue fully up to
their available means. We quote Il
y cent y month for al notes secured by
unreasonable collaterals, and a 212 and )
for good to Al business paper without col
laterals; AL mortgage paper lO0Il Z cent
y annum, and good and second class
l2015.'
Gold opened at ll2ls 1928 against ll3
at New York., and closed at III Is q ll2l4
against 1924. The sales included SIG, 900
at lll34 q: $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000 at
lI2: $4,000 and $4,000 at 1928, and $1,000
$1,000. $4,000 and $1,000 at 1l2ll. Nothing
| reported in silver.
Foreign exchange varind in agreement
, with the course of gold and bills at New
York, the market closing with only slight
| variation from yesterdays figures. The
| sales of sterling embraced about t60,0 900, of
which 100000 bill of ladinG and clear at
| 1917 a 10 and 12Ol2: $1,000 ships bill at
| 1893: 5000 clear at 1895. a 1875; $4,000
| bill Of lading at 1875. at 1888 a 1893
and l20: a small amount at 120; $4,000 clear
at I201s a l20l4; els.000 biz of lading and
clear at l20l4 q l20l9: tio00 AL clear AT
I2Ol2, and $4,000 bank at l22. Sterling may
he quoted at 40 a l2012 and f20a. for good
to Al bill of lading and cle2r, and l220
1921. for bank.
We have no material change to report in
domestic exchange. The banks drew on
New York at 4 = cent discount, and the
sales included $4,000 private bankers sight
on New York at IS discount: $4,000. S20,-
OO0 500. 900 and $4,000 at 7-l6; 5000. E25-
600 and $4,000 commercial at ": $4,000
thirty days sight on New York at li2, and
$4,000 sight on St. Louis at as.
The only sale of stocks reported is 100
shares Ship Island Canal at DC.
In bonds $4,000 new city sevens sold at
1874, $500 do (smalll and $1,000 at -. and
$4,000 Railroad city yesterday. not re-
portedl at -.
Twelve hundred and fifty dollars fiscal
agency certificates Judy l6) changed hands
at S7le
The transactions in warrants included
$500 new State at !234, and $500 and
$500 at 1884. Dealers bought these at -
Q73, and Metropolitan Police at 81 y a.
and sold the former at 49,. 014 and the
latter at 9Sl9.
Nothing reported in city certificates.
Some Of the dealers bought fiscal agency at
s. e6l2 according to date, and 7-;'0s at II,
and sold the former at S5l2 a 81 and the lat
ter at - y ais.
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TO THE EAsr........To THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and Mississippi
Railway.
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eraph wires west Of this city, and doing
4hor DAMAGE.

Sranh wires west Of this city, and doing
K1xcsToN, Canada, October 1s,-A violent
storm prevailed on Lake Ontario last night
causing great damage TO the shipping. Sew
eral vessels were driven ashore. The tele
graph lines also suffered.
PoRT HOPE, Canada October 1S.-A Ter
rife gale visited this place last night. Trees
were torn up and thrown across the rail
road track, and many of the telegraph wires
were torn down. The schooner Kate
Driver went ashore near Cobourg. The
propeller America with difficulty got INTO
port, and reports having seen a schooner
bottom upward.
BAfTIMoRE, October 1S-Visitors and
turfmeR are arriving to take part in the III
auguration of the fall meeting OF the Mary
land Jockey Club, which takes place on the
twenty-ffth. twenty-siXth and twenty
eighth instants. Several stables are on the
ground and in training, among which are
those of A. Keene Richards and ID. Nc
Daniel, of Kentucky.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October 1S-Barometer
1890; wind cast northeast, strong.
Arrived. Ship Helen Clinton, Sprague
master, fifty days from Cardiff with rail
road iron to Ocean, Zerega & Company.
Eheexpericnced a gale of wind from south
west to west southwest for seven days, on
Che south side of Cuba. No.deIlartures.
MEMPHIS, October l8.-Passed up: Olive
Branch. Down: Thirteenth Era and Susie
Silver. River falling. Weather cloudy,
Thermometer 7Oo.
PITTsBURG, October 1S.-Weather clear
and growing cold, Wind south. The Mon
Opgahela has twenty-three inches in the
channel.
VIcKsBURG. October 1S.-Passed up: NJ.
Il Wicks 9 A NJ. Richmond - last uipbt:
C.. B. Church at 6 and Natchez at z. NJ.
River falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, October 1s.-Departed: Les
sic Taylor, for New Orleans. River station
sAry, with nineteen inches in the chute and
four feet scant on Portland bar. The wealth
or changed considerably during the day,
and tonight it is clear and chilly.