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-pArCVEN MAID AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-wII.

4 -PArCHEN MAID AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-wILL
"A. be sold without reserve at BARKER h HAMLlN'S
t,ity Auction and New ork TatersaIs, of
ndwsy and Thirty ninth street. Wednesday, August
at Il clock, c ne large, h2hbred and well known trot
ting Mare Patchen Mad sired by George " Pachep Of
an Abdsnh mare, raised by Alden Goldsmith OF Orange
county 10 a rich mahogany cay no white, with heavy, now-
on one of the gated udiest and ganest in
the state; was handled for speed. tro;ed lie
last fall on NewbGrg track (a timc OF purchaser in 25
finer and than and promises great speed
has fine action and great style be driven at speed
or 10 locomotive tho most timd ady fears nohing
puer or ugger; great powers OF endurance; vice
tricks in the STABLE and warranted sound and kind
paid &SOv for her Last fal bat Is now compelled TO
sell account OF III health.
Also pair of elegant and closely matched golden sorre
GelInrs ST. Lawrence STOCK half brothers, 153< high
yesrs old stylish aud extra handy drvers trot
b. road,tsrs very handsome and snowy and
Also OF three as!.and celebrated Tro:-
ting Horses, consisting OF
he ce and fast gray TrotiDG Horse Brighton Boy,
l5l HIGH 10 years old, long flowing name and tall won
driven BY William woodruff, beating Black Walnut In tbest
time free and pleasant driver and warranted
every psrjcular; Kind, trtio aal gentle.
The handsome aud fast oack Trong Mare Lndy Wheeler
56 high years old; roted last season, At Fss vaee
Mass, a race winning 10 40, si and 2A2 Is ecgan
driver and can 2U to-day; warranted sound and kind
The handsome stylish and fast chestnut Trotting Horse
Course; I5o hi,h long flowing and tail years old
this spring 20 this day; warranted sound and
Kind. :, ,,, ,
purposes this and nj well known the road.
Can all be q, the Mart.
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! II -ROCRAwAYs. TwosEAT WAGONS, TOR AND
"A. Open phaetons, Top and Open Wagons Express Wa
CONS, &C.; Harness suitable purposes; Lap Robes,
Shees &C. at the cheap stand 99 and l40 Broadway and
Fortyhrst street. LITTLE TURNER
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| A FOR SALE CHEAP, PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT.
~. on account of owner going to Europe; hne cross
matched team OF Horses ny hands high sound ard kind
trot In 9,5 light Phaeton, fine Clarence, both
made by Wood Broth present double and
Gle iiarness VIII se separately Apply at private stable
| 2s " est Fortyfourh street.
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RUGGIt Stop AND OPEN. ROAD AND BUSINESS
ID Bugges In great variety at greatly reduced prices
second hand Ca,ageS large Harnes all
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THg HANBu.G.ANEEIcAy PACKET ConrANY's
Nv" "'' WEsTPHALIA,
Csptain H. r. Schwtnsen, will sail on Tuesday, August J.,
lS7l, at 2P NJ, Tor Hamburg
taking passengers from New Yoikto Iiambug plymouth.
London and Chctbourg.
First Cabin Sig Second CABIN s sieerage, s20. gold
payable in United Ststes gold.
kUNHARDT q CO or. RICHARD A ROts,
General Agents, general PASSENGER Agents.,
6l groad street. N. n. No,S Barclay i~cet n, X,
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At THE AyoI!oN goIHSyd norsE . or .s.r,,
opposite tbs Post oalce
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
41s %ossH ss'l'.i stSSiSS SSSs"sisf sxkr our
SALES q if5s iiSsShS SS sSls ~ SfSS; SGxns1AeEs
WE GIVE Hhsf 81 EVtRH HORSE .
FOX lf% os i;
can be made al our down town oce and y Mas
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS SALE.
TEAM OF Hr!sar : sHy ssixfsse1AoE HORSES, Ion,
s 'VS and .ysa III
drivers rsiyHT shy fEe STEs TaI'sS ss %Ussour
ELEGAST ,TnUsYUGHsRED GELDINd BLACK
ro.
e se r % US horse @
:, NoroP ROAD WAGON, built by Brewster, Of prooms
So ssD
b1I ASEs roYx , no older.
D n I'll : nes se V 81 IF
the hnes , family horse. IN the city sound KIND and rae
nearly with umbrella set CT Harness. Blankets Hoods
StSsls' Ssf sixsszT sIsnst M GERMANTOWN RockAwAY,
ha.s ros Il S ys s excellent family OF ou'
1859 >FH GsE kisB xIsIohA II harness.
H'bi baas isa aosiN osinowN rHoRoveHpnEp KENTUCKY
Mare btS hands, years. kind IN al good under
as dile; capital roadster; kind and true.
GRAY MARE, Is HANDS, coming 8; kind in all harness
and under saddle; ninutes; great endrauce has
driven by the present for the las. ycas;
rxnted sound, kind and true.
BAY MARE, LONG NAME AND tail. ls,1 hands, coming
s; knd IN harness tros 3ja afraid OF nothing;
rnutcd sound, Kind and true togc;her with
LiGHr VICTORIA AND SET OF HARNESS:
BROWN HORSE, ALL BLACK POINTS, 10 hands,
Ma H%a a,
kad al and under saddles free from vice stylish
driver Narrated ,ouni ,,.~D- j., ~,
res.. good stylish warranted sound
several Other Horses description time OF sale; top and
ton W avorS Harness, &c.
'&SEAfiiFR NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH OUR SALES
LNELgGAYT FAMILY TEAM BRIGHT HORSES. LONG
a niancs and tails, l5 bands and years, every way
warranted sound. kind gentle and true,
win be sold AZ aieiion THIS DAY, atI2 O'Clock,
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est pman.aeturers, prices, comprising extension and
Business Wagons and Pony Phaetons Harness
II. Il. WITTY CO., 10 Neyns street BROOKLYN.
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AN ELEGANT BASKET PONY ESTABLISHMENT
"A Fine bay Horses l5I hands, years. gentle kind and
tuc together with spring Basket Pony rhacton, with
lamps aud parachute; also sngls nsrncss koSes a. 4c
sale this day at Mart Io liz ana ia East Thieenh
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E>OR sALE--A BROWN HORSE FIVE YEARS OLD,
10 hands high and sound also light Victoria and Har
ness will bs sold cheap as the owner has no use for t.
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DOR sALE-A FINE MARE. SOUND AID KIND;
price $40; fault, but for of Contractor
Stabe "a New ChAmberR street.
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| I,OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. A HANDSOME DAPPLE
Il gray Team, sound and kind Park Phacton, and
stylish, Harness, DC. Inquire at STERRY FKYs, No.
East Twenty. eighth etreet.
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DOR SALE--ONE BAY HORSE; WARRANTED SOUND
and kind sold for want OF works double or SINGLE
201 Franklin
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| FOR sALE-A GOOD, STOUT BUILT CANADIAN
Pony years old; suitable for mikmsn grocer or
| nr
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

~ . " ,1.'~>~~>>>o~., - ?.
y THE EFr,sH ANP sTn NoErH Y AMsnIcAs
Between New YORK and Liverpool,
hkasyA ssay As as
A ASAhA Is.s ssurdy AS
RUSSIA Wednesday, A Az & 80 slsERIA raesahy, Aux 20
c,sFs Per Eu'.s and SOFIA 3 other %sdsesdsy ship.
hsSSpa Sso,S ,.ss sssa co. gold Second ss5
r., BY steamer; see:ase passenger;
Tickets 70 lar: slS rod addtooal. s'"' s''
steers%e tickets from liverpool ead Queenstown and all
Through bills Of adng eysn for Belfast Glasgow, Havr.
nnw1p ana other pors on the Continent aud Tor Medtcr
oec For ires and cabin passage Apply at the compSnys
ChAnLEs 9. FRANcKLYN, Agent :
A NCHoR LINE
S'' YORK %Sb GGasGo sns ssGooE' to and F'"
calling at Londonderry TO land mails and passengers.
s.s ::%sS; Si.%s: Sa 5S5
ably and eheapy as BY any other rosts oriae
&c. ~ ~ 4 pfH?s S#ss tSs
fEaAt. Aug Aug y Wei AS A s s
AVID sve,y ss %essnesd%y " sn,; % and saturday thereafter
First cabins s a.s%Pss .aa 3 3G.seT ascsSSn. or 70 location
Cabin tickets good for twelve mon hs securing
best accommodation, $3.50.
Intermediate $50: stccrage SsS
Certificates lowest be bolyht by those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable On presentation.
Apply al the cOinpapy's onc"s
HENDERSON BRofHEEs, No. Bowling Green.
SrEAM TO LIVERPOOL ASp QUEENSTOWN.
y CUNARD LINE.
BATAVIA Sails Saturday. 9th August, A. NJ
ALGERIA. .S.,ls Saturday. 18th Aug, N2P
pa. s 2S New sSR iisiEss 49, &s currency
For freight or cabin pAssac, apply at No Bowling Green.
For steerage passage sppy stllt Broadway TRINITY Bud
Ing CHARLES u. tHANChLYN, Agent.
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LNOR SALE--AT GREAT BARGAIN A HORSE AND
Wagon, at 6i5 Sixth avenue. Can be seen.
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EOR SALE--A FINE sIX.YEAR.OLD BAY MARE;
warranted sound and kind. Apply for two days ~ S3
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NAEnAGANSEfT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN -Four excursions 20 sandy Hook aod rctun daily (Sia
day excepted The ma gnillocni steamers
PLYMOUTH gOCN AND JESSE Holr
viii leave Pcr2s Ncr Riy-r foot Murray street. FOL-
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DOoLS SOLD At THE CONTIN ENTAIL HOTEL, LONG
l. Branch. Monday evening and every morning and
evening during the races hoMERNDYKEa ARMSTRONG
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L,OR sALE--A DAPPLE GRAY HORSE. YEARS OLD,
Ii hands high stylish driver Is all right inquire 40
West Forty second street.
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rsAyeI,.ngs, GU,pE.

tcautifrl steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves foot Of
Market street ger 80 daily ., ~ and Ihyscvcn street
o'clock ]. NJ, connecting Railroad. Re-
IN "a 4
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HERALD BRANCH CFEICE-UP TOWN.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE.
1,sts BROADWAY,
THREE rooRs ABOVE TH1ETYVInsT STREET.
ADvER1IsEHENTs ARE RECEIVED FROM A. N.
I'LL 81. N. EVERY DAY IN TIE YEAR At OFFICE
RATES NO nXIRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
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cC Albany AND TROY DAY LtNE:-srEAMkRs
~ n. G. VIBBARD AMI DANIEL DREW from Vcstrv
street ~ A. NJ Thirty fourth "a; landing az
Ionkers, Tarr,town ami NyAck 10y ery 9ost. coz
West Point, Cornwall Ncwburg Puugh<eepss cit.si ani
HUDSON connecting with evening trains tue New horS
Central tor the West, and after Jnne 20 VITA ths
Albany and road for sharon Springs - from
New York; and Bngh anton, and by Rensseaer ara sara.
tnga road for Srstoga Spring lSS 80 from View Nors ~
nu uson for Lebanon spring. all rail- TOIry oy Se-nooa-
SCnUYLER.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
new York ssoea and MONEY Marhe,

New York stOeA and Money Market.
Z NEW YORK. March s.--sodthern seauritics-
Terniessee 9 advanced s@lc. North Carolina, as,
old rather strohg. ;Tenhcssee BIB, ~; nov. "a.
Virginia es,sesi new, e. L,ouisisna ess o. /; new,
'sai. Leveers,72; s's, 50. Ahbapa s's, 100 ;ts's,
81 aeoi gia s's, 81 rs, Dol North Carolina SIS
4al new. az ~ - ! lin ,sre;
Money is offered at 8 per cent for 90 days, and at
d@s, With exceptions at 81 on call. Prime dis.
counts, c7 per cent. Gold at lloa, sold up to I'LL
declined to Ilot and closed at 1ioi There were 10
bids for Government gold to-day, amounting to
$780, at from ITO to 1901. The awards viii be
slsaoo. eoo at from l1o.75 to 1lo.p. sterltng firm
at ioa3@loaR. ! a3 D i .,:,ta. i :.
Goyernments-The movement in lo-4o's was
generally discussed to-day In Government circles.
At one time le-4o's sold at 1oa0loot and 's7's at
ILL., The latter have two months accrued interest
on them, which brings their currency price close
to that Of the lo-4o's. There were considerable
sales OF lo+o's to-day, and the proceeds were in
vested In '67's OR, In other words, the public were
funding per cent bonds into 6 per cent.
bonds at nearly the same price. The new
FIVE per cent, bonds Of the Government not Jet
Issued were cold in the Stock Board room to-day
at 90 gold seller sixty days. Both the Eellers and
buyers we're identified with the German banking
interest at the close OF the Board 90 gold, seller
sixty days, was bid tor the bonds. Ss, 81, ll4a !;
1913, registered. ll2; 'sas, 1l2; e5's, liz; new
Itoa;' 'e7's, Ill; 1o-4o's, 1908. ...,.,. ~. s-.,
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A Suspected Cuban Sympathizer
"Goue Through" by the spaniards
and SENT Back to New York. baan

New YORK, March 2.-Innocencio Casa.
nova, native of Cuba, where he owned
So, OO0, 900 worth Of property, but now an
American citizen, arrived in Havana last
week with passport from the United States Is
was officially permitted to disembark, but
arrested on landing and put back on the
steamer. AS that steamer was going to
Vera Cruz, he got in boat and got aboard
the Columbia, which was to sail for New
York. The next morninga Spanish officer
boarded the Columbia to arrest him, but the
captain wouldn not permit it. Subsequently a
small Spanish boat came alongside, bring
ing Casenova's daughter, who wanted to
tel her father goodbye, and the father,
without suspicion, stepped aboard o., Of 1t, it;
back on board the steamer. During these
events he was robbed OF 81, 900. His friends
represented the matter to the American a, Ds sa
Consul, who promised an assistant saon, ~
transmit statement Of the affair. to Wash
ington by the next mail. his own time being
utterly engrossed by urgent business. ~
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT A PARKERsBURG
REFINERY-Four Men Burned, One Fd-
tally From the Parkersburg Times of
Monday. "A frightful accident occurred at
Mr. w. 3. Odbert's Sunlight Oil Refinery
last Saturday afternoon about Ok O'Clock.
One Of the stills, which had been properly
cooled the evening before, contained three
men. who were repairing and cleaning it.,
having two lighted candles with them,
when bucket of benzine was brought into
the still by a fourth person. The vapor from
the benZine exploded, burning the four I'M
fortunate men terribly. MIR. James Dennis
died this morning, he having been in the
still about seven or eight minutes. His
brother tied rope around his body, and,
entering the place, lifted him out, the effort
rendering him inscnsible. He recovered his
consciousness short time after in the
fresh air. Mr.. Quinn was the first man out
of the still, being badly burned over three
fourths of his body. Mr.. NJ. Meyers, who
was burned on the face and hands, was so
excited that he jumped into the riyer-soon
returning to the shore, however. Mr.. VIM.
Burke was also injured, but he and Messrs.
Viewers and Quinn will recover. This still
is sixteen feet long, fourteen feet wide, and
seven feet high, and holds $500 barrels of
oil. 1t has two holes in 1t, known as
Goosencck" and Manhead," eighteen
and twenty inches in diameter respect
lively. The bucket of benzlne was not con-
sunied. This combustible fluid was taken
into the still without the knowledge of the
proprietor or superintendent, it being pos
itiyely against orders to do so. The re-
fiuery is not injured, and work will 90 on
as heretofore. We learn that Mr.. Colbert
has done everything in his power for the
relief of the sufferers.
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LETTER from Charlotte County.

rCorrrspanheucc OF the Richmond iispalcn'i
Kgysv1LLE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, NA.,l
March ., 1871.
7, would surprise YOU, although the roads
qr, almost impAS>able, 10 see the amount of
tobacco that passes this place TO go to Farm
vile, some four Years back hardly any one
,.nuId he induced to carry his crop there,
I'm, now il seems that most OF the farmers
If Charlotte, Luuenhur@, and good many
nr Nncklcnburg. think that they can obtain
hirl,cr prices there than in Richmond, be-
,i,JrS saving The expense OF freight, commits
sans, &c. How is this: Your Richmond
merchants would better look out if they do
mo-, want to lose the Who'll" tobacco trade of
hi, section. 1t is really III Il fair way OF
leaving them.
Mr.. George Foster, the oldest man in this
vicinity, and perhaps IN this whole section
al country, died Il few days ago at the adj
ypurcd age Of nearly lG3 years. He was q
..oud man, and beloved by his nelghbors.
he retained his consciousness to the last
moment. and was enabled until 4 few
months ago to walk over his plantation and
attend TO business.
Your readers are rejoiccd that the Penn
.vlyania railroad run oil the track at last.
md that they will obtain some other read
M besides railroad matter. 1t was very
amusing to see subscribers Of the Dispatch
throw the paper sside and take up the Wing
or Enquirer for other reading matter, and
hc served with the same dish. only little
more Of it.. There WIS very little interest
;akcD in it. and the general opinion e.l-
pressed u do not care how many railroads
are tnilt. or by whom, so l can get low
i!cichtS and transportation"
There are two free schools, one white
and one co lored, in successful operation in
this neighbornood the former has IN ave-
rae daily attendance OF thirty scholars,
which no doubt will be increased rs soon as
The warm weather sets in.
several Northern farmers have bought
ilnd and settled in this ncighborhood, and
,ccm to be we'll pleased with The climate.
hear of several more farms sold, but there
i IT'LL room for a good many more of the
anne sort, as 4 good deal OF land is in the
market and can be purchased at low rates.
OBSERVER.
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Domestic Mnrkets-rBY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, March 2.--Cotton dull and heavy;
sales, 2; go bales at lsc Flour stsadier common
to good extra, ss.9oQ87.4o; goodto choice, $7.4s
ss: southern, ssassc Pork lower and more Re
active at s22@se2l2s for new, and sal.so for old.
Zee steady. Lard inactive; i, kettle. lst@lsac:
quiet and steady. Tallow quiet at s3@oc. Freights
duIl cotton, per sail, t15-l6c.
BALTIMORE. March 2.-Yirginia e's, old, SGT
bid 81. asked; $685. els bid, SIT asked; 'e7s SIT
Flour 30 dul: and nominal: Howard street-super-
fine, SIS .50@s6: extra, 30 5os7. es; family, 8L75@
SO: City Mills-super6ne &s.6o@sE755;. extra,
se.75Gss; family. $s.5O@slI; WESTERN superane,
IS 50. Wheat quiet but firm for choice, and dull
for low grades; choice white, S2o5@82S fair g
prime, s1.eO@S1oo; prime to choice red q. cog
Sl.5o; Ohio and Indiana, ii so9Sl, 70: Pennsylva-
mia, Sl.4s@R1do. Corn shade trmer; white, sac. (;
yellow, 7s8Soc Oats firm at 100000. Rye quiet
&C 8oc. @Sl.O5. Pork quiet at S2.5o@923. Bacon
steady shoulders. 10c rib sides, n3c.; clear RIB,
l9t6li2ac.: hams, l7aGllsc. rWbiskey, ole. udcs q
CINCINNATI, March o. Flour quiet and un:
changed: Corn advancing, with fair demand
and light supply as 5egls1S; Mess Pork nSmP al
con only small jobbipg business done; shout.
ders, &C.: sides, lli@llsc. asked. Whiskey dull
at s5c.
LoUIsvILLE,- March -2.--Bsgging- inactive.
Flour steady, and low grades scarce. Corn quiet.
Provisions dull and nominal. Mess Pork, Splits.
Lard, 1o3c. Bacon. shoulders, ssc.; clear sides,
iac. whtskey. SOC. =: :. = iE-S':"rg
lower: prime. 0s@lotc Molasses unchanged
New York sight, discount. Gold, Ill.
LOUISVILLE, March At obacco-s1les, ~
bogsheads common to good Tugs, 85.60@b6.2 Is
low to medium leaf, &c. so@si275.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Tobacco in good de-
mand at full prices sales, 81 hogsheads.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Tobacco Unchanged.
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FIRE IN WAsHISGToN.-Last night fire
in the fancy goods store of Mr.. Lewis Baar,
No. III Market Space, spread rapidly. On
the engines getting into service, it was soon
checked, but not until the entire stock of
goods had been destroyed. Mr.. Bars loss
is very heavy. He had a number of Singers
SEWN -machines on hand. The goods in
the store Of Mr.. NJ Silver mo. 719), adjoin-
ing, were somewhat damaged by water,
and the front of the store by fire, and in
moving some Of his furniture he lost some
by breakage. The store Of Mr.. Heller,
No. rs, was not damaged, except by the
breakage Of the front windows.
Mr.. Bars loss is claimed by some to be
over 800, 200, but it cannot be ascertained
until an inventory is taken, as some goods
in boxes, which appear now to be entirely
destroyed, may be but little damaged. His
stock was insured for Sl5, 000-S3, 900 in the
National Union Company, OF this city, and
the balance in foreign cOmpanies-which
may be able to cover his losses. Mr.. Silver,
it is said, loses so the amount of $1,000 or
g, 900.
The building is owned by Mr.. W. B. Kib-
hey. and may be fully repaired for a few
Thousand dollars. The fire Is believed to
have originated from the stove, which, a
few minutes before, was noticed by persons
to be red hOt.-Star, 1st. =, .f... sr..: .
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Next Chairman of Ways and
Means Committee-Alarm Among
.,r5 the II adtcaIs-Rtver and tr:..l
HarboF Appropriations.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Western
Revenue Reform Republicans were greatly
alarmed tonight at intimations that Blaine
is going to make Protectionist chairman
Of the Ways and Means Committee in the
new House. ~.. - -@ ~
The Senate tonight passed the following
sections in the river and harbor bill: For
the improvement of the ship channel in
Charleston harbor, $4,000; for the i'm
provement of James river below Rich
mond, $50, 900; for the improvement of the
Appomattox river below Petersburg, $780,
600; for the Improvement of the Kappa
hammock river, $4,000. TREDEeAR.
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COMMERCIAL

coEs ArD rI ton Exon axGE,
RICHMOND. VA, March p, ISL.
T. u ~ oRFEktNasi go q ]. ~. y.
z zsck Nhte /, iapashels. red l.sis bushels
1 oooa-;WhiIes so bushels. Mixed Al bushcls. i
/ i Rye 3s bnsheiS.I - W +sstsa@. 81 EftAs .
MtaL-52 bushels. f1-,,s,.,,s1 ~
~ pounds. e 2c,s; < II -.
Whedt.--Whlte, "a bushels inferior at LEO; 1s2
Dusneis prime on private terms; 22s bushels
yycIE good at III go 70 bushels coed af &l.75 80
bushels smuity at IL so ;;22 bushels damaged &C
90 bushels foul at $l.578; 70 bushels fair ut
sE7o % busheisinferior ai sl.4o-total, ssa BUSH
Raeat..Red. 11s bushels very good purple straw
10; % busseis Inferior at si.ss ~ bushels
very ioferlor at sl2o ;2S bushels at 81. 90 BUSH
els damaged at 9ls9 90 bushels good al SL7o 20
nnsaels common at ~ As; 70 bushels fair at $les
1ea bushels ut e1zo l73 bnBhelst at 81 40
bushels common at SL45 17d bushels common Ut
SLs9 80 bushels very inferior at 1l. 30-total, 9N
bushels. g-s+l,, 4,,.' = 1I.,au, nj 1'5r' 81
c6rn.-white, 2a4 bushels very good at Soc;
90 bushels good at Soc total sac bushels l JaIaff
good on private terms; 726 bushels very good at
Sc. 12e bushels New Brunswick at soc. 46a bush
els ut CSC. s4-s ,ltr, 80. $3.50 gE.. l7s
NeaL-62 bushels bolted at &c., III, .sri5s al
KYLE 70 bushels very good nc sSc.
=. RE-E1HIBITEp.
Wheat.- Red, 29s bushels.
;. O0ts.-e2 bushels. I-7 ~ e .-'1 E":7fttl''G
4 Shprts.-7e,O0o pounds. tF :sj5 ~