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~u..rntng Girls.

1;.,otch: Allow me through the
ta'os' - Your excellent paper 10 say
CoH.'.'r5s in behalf OF the Whlte Worklhg
rev ", Eishmond. ] think that this class
nnr community ut this time has more
and stronger claims upon the good people
Of our city for protection and assistance
than is generally acknowledged Nv thosc
who have not given the subject iuh son-
sideratiou. In all the most fio1ristlinS clt'cS
OF the Union working girls make UP a iatss
share of the community. and are ,reateu
with tho rrsncct and courtesy due the Sex.
Hardened indeed must be the man WHO
does not love them, with their rosy chceh.'
and the smile Of innocence and virtue To- ~
ing upon their modest brows: Like aii NV, ,ms
other cities of our country. Richmond mas
its hundreds of working girlS-intcllScn.;
worthy girls. whose position Ill soClc!s "nm
whose success In life depend upon 'ne,, ~ ~" -
exertions. Yet the good people seen, no so w
realize the fact. and these oeVe".'oi.s VI 90
lures arc upcarcd for. ana III s',"t ,.o Ian,,
I have been credibly informed, have been
c,mnc,l,d 10 resort 10 i life OF lntamy 10
nvn;a Starvation. While from the pulpit and
IN, ,,rc.s ,,athrtic appeals arc going fortn
in behalf at the inlolcnt negroes, no voice
i raised aud not one word Is uttered III he-
hall Of The white working girls OF our city.
ph:lanthropistS and moral rcio:mcrS. here
!. = theme tor YOU. l. it not III your power
e. furnish some honorable and suitable en-,
uint incnt for the white working girls OF
Richmond: Many white girls and women
have lately applied to the proprietors 4"
me OF our iirst-class tobacco factories tol
employment, and were refused. for the rca
syn that they (the proprictors) would no
allow white and co'ored women to work To
-esher in the same room, and that II the!
dcpcndcG entirely upon white women thc'
could not procure enough To do their work
will pledge my word that any proprleto,
of Il respectable factory who can turnlsi
suitable employment can Obtain one nun
deed good working women IN tor'!-e'sh
WHITE MAN.
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aUCrTs,r i.alLL,lg,s..-ssurure.2 s,ays.

UsTEE's SALE OF a SMALL!
i TRACT OF LAND In HENRICn,o E =, TIE 5S
CHAKLES cry RUAD, ABOUT SIX MILES
FROM RIiCsHMoND.-Byv virtue Of . deed Of trust
executed 10 me by the late DR.; Jease p. Winfreee
and susan bis wife bearing az Inc a
Henrico. / snali, at the Instance OF the creditor
he saa grosee15F to s al Ct rpE sSSTc
IN font of the county courthouse of HeDrico, Mt
T. O'clock if fair; II not the next fair day there
nfterl. the TRACT of LAH D thereby convey e0;
adJoiping the lands Of Franklin stearns anu
others. ,..oo
TERMS flnc-fourth c1sh the b,lance In NEE
equal inst ailments at four, eight ana twe! We
the purchaser to give ced or trust on The land 10
secure the deferred Instal rienta. uu..,
ap7-lol2 l4171p 81, "a. 20, 28. 20, & Mayl
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,,or when.at it he goes, and catches my
n ",hc, Trrns wherever he could hit, and tor
anon sbo,,t five minutes they were at it hard, I'll,
them as looked on thought 1t time 10 pu ro
sem away from one another, for tea. luz ,,s.
should be no waiter left, nor no reg i1f om"
toner for him to wait on; and then '''"~
away. :. s,,orsonhicklv
I wanted to Iarrup the waiter ;n "s ,ead' and
my wss Iad to arrup my stout friend Tor s,t
ting ms on me and reckon ana ~ nes sI,r
Sn MI without 80 much as taking n p,s s Sa;1
of my knucklcs. But amt 40 '"'>
afnre. been to Slobbs's slhcc'
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF 4 VALU-
" : BILE BRICK Unwilling At TIE
SOUTHWEST CURSER OF TWENTIETH
ANDG,;ACE sTREETS.-Fursuant to 3 decree
Of the Chancery Con Of Rich;ncnd, entered OF
18th ecembcr. 1870, in The case OF Gregory VS..
Hill, the subscriber, ss special commissioner APP
ton upon the premises, on TUESDAY, nth April,
1871. at O'Clock =. ~: uf fair: II not then on
DWELLING Of which the late DR.. .. Il. Hill
diei seized, situsted as above, and occupied by
Daniel Lyon. Fsq. 1t has seven large and two
small rooms besinGs batn-rc or, with 'er and
yas: also. a Kitchen, with three rooms aud
stable and carr1a ge-louse all in good order. The
I.Or Is 3D by 100 icct tD IN alley IL feet wide.
TERMS ODe-fourth cash. balance at ono and
two wars. for regotigblc Uo.ts with Inte'es add
ed, AID the title retained by The court until The
notes are paid. VIM. ". GUR'DA,
= Special Commissioner.
CprrRe e WILLIAMS Suc,;rs. NH 81
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aucrros s..hxss Tu.are Bays.
BY Lee q Goddin. Anetioneers,
.ses. No. t115 Main ss1, s1-sa - :.


VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
" sUB Gp b s,, KEsIpEEGE, FIE-
ON THE 3 R0oK TURN PIKEsT HREE.
FuURTES OF A MULE NORTH OF BICH-
M)ND, FOR SALE AT AUCUION.-On MON
DAY, 10th April. on the premises ut O'Clock p.
NJ, we viii sell that valuable and attractive
COUNTRY SEAT, situated as described above,
now In the occupancy Of BIZ. 4. Schwartz.
The improvements consist 0f n LARGE TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLING containing thir-
tren rooms and closets-four rooms on either
foor-and wing containing five rooms; large ball;
front portico extending the entire front OF house
Kitchen, stable, and the usual out buildings; nj,
in good repair, and erected within the last few
ye,rs Of the best materials and workmanship.
Some distance from the house b ave been erected
buildings suitable for SJAUGHTERING PUk.
POSES, convenient 10 a never.failing stream Of
water, and detached from the mansion tract,
which may be used as snch or for farm operations.
The land Is very jeI tile, location hsalthy, and
neiyhborhoed good, and being within Is minutes'
drive of the city over a popular thorough are
should attract the attention OF those in search Of
a desirable residence or Of an Investment In prop
crty the prospective value of which must be very
great snd that within few years. -
TERMS One-fourtb cash the residue on credit
Of one, two and three years for negotiable pa per-
intcrcst added, secured by trust deed. Taxes Tor
1871 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH al -ttg LEE h fODlfN, hucta.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williama,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
rlorenth no. veen Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE LANDS NEAR RICHMOND, BEIEG
A PART OF THE CRAlGTGN ESThTE.-In
execution Of decree Of the Circuit Court of Hen
rico entered on the 27tn October, 1870, in the case
of II. NJ. Smith and ais vs. Christians executor
and ais, the undersigned. special commits
soner thereby appointed, will sell at auction upon
the premises. on FRIDAY, 7th April, commencing
at IL O'Clock NJ, the following LANDS, being a
part OF the Cragton estate, Of which the lac Dr.
VIM. A. Christian died seizsd. lying about three
and one. half miles east of Richmond:
1st The PRICE TRACT, containing 277 $40
acres, lying near the CragtOn road; about 100
acres high land, and the remainder, 1ncl!dip &
about 30 acres Of woods, In second low grounds
and meadows, suitable for grass and corn.
I'd. SIX LOTS, averaging about so acres eacD,
lying on the east side of tie Craigton road. NOS
and being cleared; No. 3. one-half cleared, M d
ths other i'll wood, some OF them very heavy. The
Gale OF these los will commence with No.
(ncarest tire city,, and proceed In regular order
! These Iards are we'll adapted TO fruit-gro|ing
and trucking. The up.lands are light, quick md
productive the bottom-land Is very Ii-h. ire
access t. the city Is by good roads, and the neigh
h3rh"od Is good and improving.
Plats of the lanu can be seen at the ONCE OIL the
auctloneers.
Terms One-fourth cash; balance at 81? aud
IS months for rcgoii.ile notes, with luterest
added. TILE retained by The court until the notes
arc paid. Purchaser TO pay taxes for 1911
JOHN A. cox, Commissioner.
CRITTERS K WILLIAMS, AuCtiorcerS. I'D b
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AUCTION sALEs-Thss Day.
BY Cook Il Laughton. Auctionecrs,
Corner Governor and Franklin streete.
TTOITsEHOLD FURNITURE, HAM

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HAND
IL SOME TAPESTRY CARPETS, ThBLE
CUTLERY, &C AT J. UCl13N.--THis DAY
at 10 O'Clock We VIII s'l at QUE auc.lon.rooms
One NDaOME ENGLISH TAPESTRY
CARPET.
Mahogany PARLOR CHAIRS and SOFAS,
SH1GhNY and WALNUT sIDkBOARDS,
COCOA MATING. FLOOR OIL-CLOTH,
CANE and WnOD-sEAT CHI IRIS,
HAZE and SHU' X MATHIS ,hs.
EXTENSION and LEAF lStNd-IABLES,
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS.
OVAL and other MI h1tORS,
HANDSOME mASTELPIECES,
REFHIGERATOR &C., &c.
ALSO,
200 GETS TABLE KNIVES and FORKS,
II COOK & LhUGHTON- Aucts.
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BY Gruobs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
EieTenth street, between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
n BRICK STORE or PEARL sThEET. OP-
P.,sITE TIE PROPOSED NV DEPOT or
THE RlCHNONU AND DAEElLLE EEIL-
NtSDAy, the 18th day Of april, at Il O'Clock NJ,
we VIII SELL upon the frem!se1. the SORE, No..
lis. south Pearl street lying between the store, OF
Messrs. Lee & Seldon AID Spots & Gibson. IL
has been built since 1885, In the most tn rough and
suhstantial manner, combining az much solidity
and CONVENE nee for commercial and storage pur-
poses as any house In the city. The situation Is
one OF tie very best. eetng Opposite II the pro-
posed rew depot OF the Richmond ana DanVile
and other principal points Of business.
I his properly must he amongst the first In The
city 10 feel The favorable effects Of that improved
condition which is 80 confidently expected st a day
not remote.
TERMS: Will be made known at the time Of
sale.
APPS GRUBgS l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GRUBgs l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY A. G. Pulliam Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 light HORSA-Pi,WtR 20 7 Alb I. +
STEAM EEGIEE AND Pull les, WATER
PirE, SC, At AUCTION -. Being required to
execute the provls ions Of ce Ia n coed OF trust,
dated the 2Gih day Of December, $50, from i. ".
GlIs IL the undersigned. a. t,ust-et, an" duly re-
corded III the c'crk's office OF the Chsncsry Court
Of the city Of Richmond, We shall proceed TO sell
at public auction, In front OF the State Journal
office in Richmond. st IL oclc OK a. NJ, on
THURSDAY. the 18TH day of 4 pr!l, 1871. the ex-
ctllent and sim st lew k1GH'r HORSEPOWER
PORTABLE STEAM tNGISa Games Iron
Works buld). two extra PCLLIES on the same,
the WATER and STEAM PIPES, and other FIX
lures; five pieces hIIAFlING, nine HANGERS,
five rullles, two CDSE PULi.lE ). four LOOSE
FULL ES, BOXES ana HANGERS, five pieces
BETTE NC, and eig! CDLLAhS; the same now
in The State Journal 9TH e. 10. a23 Main street.
Richmond Va.
TERMS: Enough in ash to pay The expenses Of
executing this trust, and 10 pay off the balance
due on lhcee prnGIlss3ry notes endorsed bv +. 4.
Ua.ton. aud made payable ~ the Fist National
Bank in RiChnond, at the times and for the
amounts rs tolloSs-viZ One for S25T.55. one for
$3.50 TO- and oGe fer 1892. the first payable In
two, the second In four andthe third In six months
from the 18th day OF :eptembe~, 1870: the balance
at such time as may be made known on The day of
sale. lEStiI NJ. ? AES. Trustoes
+. A. EAY:O {
Sale conducted ~ y. Z. PULLIAM, Auct. ap3
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BY Gruebs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.


4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A BOOK
n DEALERS STOCK OF MERCHANDisE.
BINDERa' MACHINERY, TuoLs n Q !. 81. q
FIXTURES. &c.-rn THURSDAY fEAL, 18Th
sell al auction the SCHOOL, aud miSGELLA-
NEGU BOOKS sTA II ~ sRa EfTao.
GRAPHS and GE HERAL MERCHAED1SE now
In the sore No 1917 Main street, occupied by u.
l.. BldgoOd. r ,.,,x s,rr
very handsome SILVEk-MOuNTED sho" =
CASES, DESKS, &c. ,,rrur,yc
Also. a RULING MACHINE, GUII ,Gt
MACHINE. and 81 EDEES' TOOLS ana oCh,
and an INITIAL STAMPING MACH! t..
The goods will he sold In convenient l1ts. nus
sale should command tire attention or tcacnsTTts,
school commissioners, the trade, and the public
generally. q the S ock is selsct. .
TERMS: For sums under $50, each that amount
and ry. sixty days. credit for Satisfactory h'go-
able notes, with interest added. ,y
Assignee Of G. l.. Bidgood:
ap D
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AE5lRntt OF U D. DUO
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. nets.
BY $. c. Tardy s Co., Auctiont ers.

uIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
IL SALE OF GROCrRlES; LIQUORS, Ei e.,
kT RICHIOkD, VA.-On WEDNESDAY,, tpe
18th OF April, 1871. com Genclng at II O'Clock we
will sell at our wareh fuses, In the city oil hich
mond. large and highly attractive assortm.nt OF
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, and MlsCELLANE-
oHS SohnDSS P " K ag MUscovADo
and NEW ORLEANS SUGARS;
800 barrels YELLOW REFINED SUGARS,
200 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAEA COZ
so h gsh:aas BACON SIDES ana sHoUL-
90 tlertes sGGAR-CUaED HAMS,
rs t.erces PRIME LEAF LARD,
$50 barrels No: Sew HALIFAX and LABSA-
40 half : chssis SOC 0ULUNii and GUNpOWDEH
TEAS, pait choice;
$50 boxes STARCH, .
200 boxes and half boxes ADAMANT1sE CAN
BRonMS.
s Ma tHEs,
PXPP"gR,
GINGER. &C.
The whole en- oraclng en assortment veil worthy
the attention Of the trade.
ALSO,
80 barrels old RYE WHISKEY,
80 cases Of REGEAULr, HENNNSStI, ard
MATTEL COGS&C BRANDY.
e5 barrels NEW ORLEANS MoLAsSEs'
choice;
200 barrels common to fine SYRUP.
The cargo of the British big Village Belle, con-
1000 sacks LIVERPOOL FAGTnRY-FILLED
SALT. our own importation
TERMS Liberal, which VIII Ge announced on
day of sale. :. G. TARDI 4 Hc..
An std, Euctionccr5.
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JOHN W. JENKINS, JOHS n. POPHAN
Gate Of Bath co., Val
JENKINS & POPHAM.
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE. No. MARSHALL BUILDING,
corner 10th and Tx scrtet:.
kicDm nj, Va.
VIII practice in the courts OF the state and the
departments IT Washington. Speeial attention
given To cases arising under tire revenue and OtLS-
ruptcy laws of the United states -,
Congress having recently n ss-d OH proF.u-
inS for the sppoiu, ment OF commission Or He
examination 3nu adjustment ~ II" CLAIMS 81
LOYAL CITIZENS OF TIiE SOUTH Tor stores
or supplies ken or FURNISHES durln. IN, rebellion
for the use OF toe army. in Gdns lbc use and los
OF vessels and coats white cmplo!et III the NM
tary service CT the United states, srd there being
many claims OF this dee p,ua h!ch Should hr'e
prompt attention, We respectful! cnrr "uF ser
vices IN the pro- CcutiOu OF the same oe.ore u'e
commission OH the most ubs raj ter IS, accorii! ~
To The amount involved aud the char. cter ol l-e
claim. For full particulars address
JENKINS s PoPHAn.
ATTORNEYS =; Law,
Richmond, vs..
We refer by permits lon 70
John b. Davis, resident Planters SsiiHrai bshh
and Richmond Banking and Insurance Coln'
pany, III hmond; ,
DaveL port J. Co., took Brokers and "enef@
Ag.n,s, Hichmoud;
Lancaster 4 Co., Bankers, Richmond
Hon. X. h. Ely on, e1-Msyo-, Richmond A
L. *. Bingham, Presidcnt firs, >a'i"n'l bsh>'
Hon. j. +. LOWS, United states s,aa,os, "a'H'
iugtop, .. e.;
Ilou. james L. Tlatt, Washington u. c;
Hoe. Cha les "a. Porte, Washington, u. l''
Hon. w. Ii. II. Stoycil, " asbi0gtoa, Dc
ap lin
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BY Wellington ltioddin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TNECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES-
u TATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
. KNOWN AS THE WAhL-STkEET HOTEL
Ing executor o. Fennall Griffin, deceased, late Of
tue county Of Hen,ico. I shall sell at auction on
the premises, on FRIDAY, nh April, 1871, at
o'clock =. ~, III. property located On the east
line of Wall street. between Main and Franklin
streets, known as the WALL-ST RFET HOTEL.
This hotel contains about thirty rooms, besides
three stores on y all street. aud Is so we'll known
that a further description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Gne-fifth cash balance at 8, L.. and IS
months, hearing interest, and secured By trust
decd Tan II ". G:IDDIN, Auct.
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SEES - 5..s -

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND cESs
PACKET COnp a \ : The ssesstEssnSG
steam hip GEO. g. UrruH leaves New York
every SATURDAY.; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship VIM. Z. CLYDE leaves New
York every TU .S;iAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
-. j. BURR, Pres dent,
foo iIlI IItn Strppt
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spHlLAnEL xxx, RlCn- <sssash
SHU LINE FOE Tf;iLADc.Lr!;it UTICr K
HEEk.-S:samccG NC"fntK, $. LYOR, and j.
:, GREEN composing this linz, will leave l!iIla-
daiphia every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY,
ond kjclmoud every MONDAY aud THCNSDAi
alternately. Freight received l::i's Except Sun
d2ys), cheaper than by e:.y other route, FOR al
parts OF pcnusyirania and sew jersey slsp for
kew Orleans ria southern Mail Steamship i.ine
from Ihtladelpli Freight tatcu ior l,orfola at
moi.raIerI;es,
Passage % Philadelphia, including meals s1d
6ta.crcom, So.
q. I. PORTER, Agent
No ?Ic5 DOES g.rret, Richmond.
WM. i. CLYDE & j., Agents,
Nc. Ii North Wharvra, and
fe is No. !: South - laTses. Phil.atiphis.
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RS ssFssph f,s
A I'D % -
RICHMOND, FRED, AND POToMAC r. o
TICKET AND FREIGHT UEPARTMKyr II
RICHMOND. VA, April !, 1871.
NOTICE-LOWER POTOMAC IIrp

The steamer GEORGEANNA having re,y,..
ner regular trips on this route, Will leave s.1
Creek on MCSDAY5 and THURSDAYS a ~
returning. vi Ieavr Baltimore TUEsn.v,
ana FRIDAYS st 7 O'Clock y. NJ, ,tnr ninn y,
the landings on the Potomac each way S,r e.. -
sengers and fretghts. j. Is GESTpvpas-
ap4-lw General freight and Ticket -,
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- RiiVER 4 RAkER WING.MA

IRUVER & BAKER Sc IN GINA
~ CHINES,-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which will be
use for The last fifteen years by hundreds OF fani-
lies in this city, and stand uur,valled CSll and
exam ne the machines aud the In sny testimonials.
d. L N. W. DARBY Agents,
IA 81 Sol RrOaj 9th.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

JOHN A. MEREDITH. J. PRESTON COOKE.
MEREDITH Il COOKE,
II ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Attend all the Courts held In the city OF Rich.
mond. both state and Feceral and In the count. :
CT Hcnricp and Hanover. Cthce corner OF h aud
Franklin streets. ap5.lm'
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RICuhOSD AND YORK hivER RAILRo,n :,
SUPERtSTENDEST'S OFFICE.

RICHMOND AND YoHK kivER KA1Ipo,n
SUPERISTENDENT'S nPFIcE
.. RICHMOND VA. Feb n r7I
CHANGE Of SCHEDULE KF -rc
" TABLIoHMnNr OF DAILY LINE a.,
and after MONDAY, 6th of Earcb. iii ~
TRAINS on this road VIII r;,n as follow, ~ 'Re
PkSSEEGtR TEAMS.
Leave West Point daily a. 9 A. Is, arrive.
Richmond III 1855 A. NJ. a.
Leave Richmond daily at 2 =. NJ: arrive =,
West Point at 1855 Il. NJ. ~
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER c.p
ATTACHED. "H
Leave Richmond daily tNondays excentad .,
A. NJ arrive at est Point a; 8k. d. -
Leave West Point (3iondays e2ceptedl at,p
NJ; arrive at Richmond at L. ". T.
Trains connect daily 1T West Point with Arc,
class steamers for Baltimore. "'''-
Fare from Richmond TO Il fillmore, IS.
Through bills of ladius given TO All mint.
NORTH ano SOUTH. Freight we'd Csiiry AZ
promptly forwarded. 'A'
PHILIP T. YFATMaS
General Ticket and Freight Aoen,
WIN. y. BRAGG, Super! nian,!ent. ~,
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4T lust received on consignment, from Nc"
YORK .Y " T. I GosHEN BUTTER,
III 'u'' al" III THOMAS D. JEFFREsS,
Commission Merchant,
ava 81 10 Perl Tor lshl street.
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TT.
Tr.ia No. , correct; ~ Bake Vile wIth -atn
on Atlantic. Mississippi al Ohio kail."sd for
ali poin;s southwest a;I Sn;,tb.
THEuU,iH o.-E Ell .>G ks, without change
bet~ cen nichmcnd anu -n@glot.e, =. G., are A..
tacled 70 sra!n No. 8.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South sCd
Southwest can be procured ~ the ticket Office 10
Richmond.
JOHN r. MACMURgO,
fec General FREIGHT and Ticsrt cert
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SECOND BOARD,
2O.OOo 4. :. $40 Con IS, ......llJs
cI1nNn BOARD. +. M.
SATURDAY. May 20-P. VI.

After week of extreme activity and excite
ment attended with wide and violent changes In prices
the stock market to-day has been only moderately
active the attendance at the boards belnS less IMAM
usual and the absence of familiar faces on the sidewalk
marked by reason of the at Fleetwood Park which
seems to have offered greater inducements than the
Stock Exchange The business therefore, to-day, has
been on a much important scale than heretofore,
and the fluctuations the most active stocks comprised
within limit. Thus Erie, the conspicuous fea
ture for a few days past, ranged between 29sd9O.,
this covering the widest change Lake Shore
and Ohio sellers divided the honors with
Erie in point of activity, and were strong
and higher giving tone 10 the remainder
Of the list the entire market ruling firm throughout the
day. There a very active movement IN New-iork
Central the advance 1901 being due TO reports that
Gen. PleasontOn would not impose "A tax on the scrip
The Northwestern shares and Reading well Pitts
burgh, Rock Island. and Union Pacific, though strong
were without movement. New-Jersey Central did not
maintain the advance of yesterday, despite the nored
Reading lease and buyers at the decline were not nuer
Qua sale of Boston, Hartford and Erie was reported
at a. Investment securities dull, though Mich
gan Central strong l2 Fort Wayne 49, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western. 100. Chicago ana Alton, 1874
and Morris and Essex. 9 ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
was frmer, and sold up to Oily Miscellaneous shares
were dull and firm on the Telegraph and Coal
stocks, and Pacific Mail, hut strong on the
mining shares, MaripOsa Preferred selling up to l0t
and Quicksilver, 1914 In Express shares, Adams was
strong sO the per cent quarterly dividend, the
rest the list being dun and firm. The weekly table
given below will he found unusually interesting. In
late dealings Lake Shore the speculative card, and
sold In round lots at 1884, the point conhdentiay
given .out that the scrip dividend would be positively
declared Monday. As the story runs. the dividend
will be 43 of scrip TO 100 of the present stock on
which scrip per cent cash will he required This will
raise the capital stock Of the Company 10 sOOOOeO and
leave in the treasury ?75O0O, which, it is said, Will be
appropriated to the completion of double track very
much needed TO accommodate the growing traffic of the
road. Dealings quite spirited until a COMPARE
lively late hour The following table shows the highest
and lowest prices OF active stocks to-day
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The relation existing between the total reserve Oh III
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The receipts at Washington of fractional currency Tor
the week ending day amount to s62OO0. shipments
Legaltenders s3l945l Fractional currency sS7376; the
Treasurer holds in trust security for National Bank
circulation, 1857 122OO, and for public deposits
National Bank circulation at this date, s35,Sos i53
National gold notes issued $4,000 quarterly revenue
receipts today 1927 39O total for fiscal year, sl2s427
The first deposit OF bonds account OF National
Bank circulation received at the Treasury to-day,
the amount being $4,000 from the Peoples National
Bank OF Winchester, ILL., The subscriptions to the new
Loan to-day we're $1,000
The following the Treasury balances at the close OF
business to-day: Currency, s6yoO; coin s959s5OOO Of
which sl9,972.OOO are coin certificates.
The Treasury movement for the current week covers
the purchase of 100000 hve-twenticsi on Wednes-
day. and the sale of equal amount of gold on Thurs
day. The Government bond list has been dull and fea-
tureess, the changes being nominal.
Messrs Fisk Hatch report Government bonds as fol-