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Late Arrivals.

Tarrant's Seftzer Aperient,
Citrate Magnesia,
Holloway's Ointment,
Hurley's Worm Candy,
Benefits 's Lozenges, -
Rogers Syrup,
Graefeubers's Pile Remedy,
Mitchell's Eye salve,
Thomson's I" Water,
Reynolds q"
Sundtord's Liver Invigarator,
Simmons Regulator,
Balls Wild Cherry,
Gray's Carbolic Ointment,
Young American Liniment,
Turf Oil,
Elixir Bark, Iron, Brominuth,
Hedgman's Elixir Bark,
Rosadalis,
Tolu Anodyne,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Philotoken,
Hicra Picra,
Pulv. Asafcrtida,
" Nux-Vomica,
Turmerjc,
Carmine, &C., &c.
Abdominal Supporters,
Rubber Breast Pumps,
Perry's Pimpole Remedy.
Demorest's Curling Cream,
Ursina, or Real Bears Oil,
Pomade and Hair Oils,
Shaving Soap,
Tooth Soaps and Powders,
Toilet Carbolic Soap,
Toilet Soaps,
Hndchf' Extracts,
Long German, Cologne,
.Cachou's Cardamou Aromatics,
Spice, Mace, Nutmegs,
McAboy Snuff,
Diamond Cement,
Prcston's Lemon Sugar, Tea Cakes
Salad Oil, &C., &C:
AT
PARKER & LEES.
May 10, 1871, 4-tf.
10MF1UTME MEW and n7phpT i
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SHERIFFS: SALE

RY virtue Of; suadfy writs of Fferi:
-. Facias to me directed, Twill sellat
Abbeville Court House, on the FIRST
MONDAY in JUNE next, within, the
legal hours, all that tract or parcel of
land, Situate and being in the County of
Abbeville, bounded by hnds of Samuel
Jordan, Enoch Nelst n, and others, lew
led on as the property Of Robert Keowen
ads. Samuel Jordan.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for,
stamps and papers.
H. 8. CAsoN,
8. A. c..
Sheriff's Office, l..
May 10, 1871. !
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Judge Orr interviewed.

The Judge has been recently inter
viewed by Mr Smalley OF the Tribunr,
who thus writes:
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FONDA Y POSADAESPANOLA 4
ID. PEDRO LOPEZ.

Este antique estabecimiento situado
en- Ia playa de Mayaguez, ACADIA de erecibir
lmportantes mejoras, pues su dueno aten
to sienpre la comodidad de las per.onas
Que lc tavOrecen. no perdona medic aIgu
do para hacerlo agradahlo o los pasageros,
ponlendole la altura de los meiores de
gu clase en- Ia Isla. AL etecto Sc han cons
truido nuevas habitaciones en- el piso su-
perior, espaciosas y yentiladar, saluebla-
das con toda Gecencia. tambien Sc ha cons
truido un gran comedof capaz de conte-
ner una numerOsa conoutrencia. el cnal
brinda todas las cornodldadesaue puedan
apc tecerse.
En- cuanto al esmero en- ell seryicio.
buen trato y bieD serviGa mesa, ca nocj-
da eata casa para que tratemos de enco-
miarlos, pues todos los que en- ella han
estado 10 pueden a;estiguar y sabido e.
que su dueilo no ha atendido mas one 4
acreditaAo fuerza de cuidadosos desvf
los y crecidos desemblosos; hoy con Ia.
mejoras introducidas pusde ofrecer al pf
blico un establecimiento digno de Ia ca
tura de esta Villa: esperaado que sus af,
mes no seran desatendfdos por parte de e
te y que sabra apreci4r sus sacri6eos
M0yGgNeS Diciebre 3 de 1870
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TfeclOs de pasaie.
Interesa.nte.

La Casa de G,Gordils ha.reclbi-
do por el dItimo vspor llegado a este
puerto en- ell da de aver IN est=nso
surtido de telas defeda ncgra y de CO
Ir, de clase superior como accstum :.
bra recihir esta casa para vestidos de
sencra; en- la sederfa negra hay ell f.
NOSE pano de Paris, jail, Katassini,
Gros, Gorgoron, iatstan dobie y Glo
ee. En- la n color han " n'dn las &c al
"a novedai como sop: Girls pera Enc
Azulina, Orc, Lille, Bismor- k cscurc,
Verde Italia, Verde esmera da, Ro-
50, B'anco y otros Graua5ina de Sc
da para msntillas, Sombrillas dc ssda
dol'les, Damasco de Sc Ia para Orna-
mentos, Generos fuerfes de seda para
Manfeos y Sotanas, Cras y Creto-
mas de hilo. redondo, u lies de hilo
de color de doble'tejidc, Gran >ultido
de abanieos de eapficho y otra inf
nidad de artfculos p oc dente de las
mejores fabricas Nacionales y todo
a precios muy m6dic. 5. Puerto hi
co % dc Elleru de 1871.
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BARATILLO.'

Jose Hernaz dueao M ebe smento LA Pae Riquena" a
Brgnd Eaho "Sn Tog6 complete id do
padas de mayor los mercados de Europa favorable
dseo ea
pn
Regenai suoero dos welcomes ID
iaproljo oo
Acudd "a PaeoRquens arei oGanQasp
condolences
barao acudr
lose Iernaiz
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Oilles blancos de algodon id. de hilo id.
doc, de colcres de algodon, id. union
Id. de hilo. sAzul de rayitas anchas V
estrechas, id. crudo, id. mlltar, i'd ca.
talanes, id. imperial. gran surtido en-
precos y classes
Domestlco de muchos anchos y precios
Damasco de lana y de algodon.
hncajes de seda, de hilo y de algo1on de
todGs anchos.
|E5tprillas clarin y tupidas de hilo.
Excelsior variedad en- clases y anchos.
Fouares de todos anchcs.
Flores gran surtdo.
tIecos de lana de algodon
Ffisas dc algodon de todos tamanos.
|Gemelos para teatro.
Gulrnaljas de todas clases.
|Gorrltas de paja, de genera y de batista
para bautismo.
|G'ano de orc gran surtido en- classes Y
preclos.
|Gnantes blancos de algodon.
Gante de lana ancho y angosto.
HIlo de 40, 100. 200, y 800 yardas.
Hamacas blancas y de coores.
[ndAnas surtdo general.
Irlauda cruda y blanca de varios precios
IJaegos de manteles y seryilleta lie ale
manisco.
Lanillas de ctlores para baudcras.
LstadO nun. 9 verdadera marca A d. G..
Lustril'os de coiores y negrcs.
Limo blanco y de colores.
Libros en- blanco..
Lacre fino corriente,
Muselinas en- cortes de s y 10 yardas. En
pleas de 2G y de 81 yardas. De Obs
pc. De cuairitos. Para moSquteros
boriadas
IMadapolan. de divers2s classes
Medias y med;as medias para Scnoras. dc
tddss clasea, para ninas id. i'd. para nj
1os~id. i'd. y para cabale'os id. id.
Mantas de lana punzo, azul para via;as
dlbujos nuevcf.
Merino 10 lana de varias casee.
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SEDAS.
RicOk tafetanes grOs negrOsy de los
cOlOreS mas iindos mas modernOs; de u
y IA reAles vara'
Magaif, Os cortes de vestfdos de gro de
dolores bordados $50 unO de espumilla
decrespon de seda 81.
Paflo de Paris sea gro de cordOncillO
negro $3 vara.
brad de France superior 18 rs. vara.
Cintas de ,aso doble de tod0s anchos y
eolores de / RS. vara.
Puntos dc seda blancos negros bO da
dos y lisos, de I a IL reales vara.
Pupelinas lisas y labradas ultima nove-
Cad 8 y II resles.
LANAS-
Baregs finos de eOlores lisos y labra-
1oFj desde II a 3reases vara.
Ne inillos y creSpOnes de col, res 3 rs.
Merinos negrOs de cOrdoncillO y grano
de polvo:a prop;O para g@banes de caballe
Pahos neglos lie todasy classes y casimi
res de lluvia, ETC., etc.
Dsmasccs de varios colo es.
AlpAcas negras y blancas y sarga de to
das classes y precios.
HILO.
Batista de limo puro riquisimo de colo
res, llamadas ''Reina Victoria" a % rs.
Batista de cOlores 10 cts. y l real
NaIa.
Ricos warandoles de hilo muy fuos de Il
y21 y 3 reales vara.
Perla de los lienZos, brsmante furete, 81.
las, holandias y granos de orc de 7, g,
9 pesos la pieza.
Estopillas cambrais fnos de 20r re-, y
ef pesos la pieza.
Tela Real de hilo puro de 81, 6 " pesos
pieza.
Ricas creas Y bretalasde todos precos.
Drles de hilo blancos de coor de 81 a
realeS vsra.
Irlandas fnas de II y 2 reales vsra,
Crehuelas, coletas, bramantes y gantes
superi ores de tos pfecios, entire elias la
excelente cOleta de una vara de ancho fa-
bricad& espresameEte para las hAciendas:
Cretonas francesss inglesas y catslanas,
para ssbanas, de todas cl&ses preciOs.
Hilo de Taylors de 800 ? 1000 ysrda
prOplO para cOser en- maqulna.
ALGODON.
MuselinaS chaconas y organdls de piec,O
SOS colores modernos de real vara.
Organdis Bonoitou de novedad para ha
Ger TRACES de la Ultima forma que SC usan,
q 2 reales vara.>
Organds blancos Ii tas cuadr>s
Ia Emperasris, reales vara.
Limos Y batistas blancas de 10 centavOs
! real vara.
Psrcales franceses q 2 reales vara.
Calic0s: Olanes y tetuauanes sin aderszo
cal nj gonna desd~ = 9 r. vara.
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Allen anisco de hilo y de algodon de varia
cl;.ses = anChcs
Altombras de todos tamailos.
Aifomblado por varas.
Antlmacasares varios dibuios, tamaflo
y classes.
Alpacas, blancas de colores y regra, graz
surtido.
Arab'as de hilo y de algodon.
Avios para Bautismo, de hilo y de algodol
Antolares de todos tsmailos
Batista De algodon.
Batista de hilo.
Rogotanes de varos precios
Bretanas de todas classes ancho
Barejes gran surtido Ell pintas y classes.
Borceguies de estambre para ninos:
Blauquin amarillo y blanco.
Bramante aurtido general.
Bast0nes de -muchas clases.
Croydon variedad Ell clases y ancho.
Calic6s de todos precios,
Colchas de p;que blancas, de colores
de punto.
Cenefas de todos anchos para mosquitero
Camisas su1tido de hilo bordadas. de bill
| lizas, de frente de hilo, de algodon
de coloIes.
Camisetas varicdad en- precios, classes
tamanOs.
Coleterfa blanca, cruda, de listas, azu
de cuadros y Hamburguezas.
Cuelos gran sultido de todas formas.
Corbateria immense surtido de todas clase
Cachuchas gran variedad en- hechuras, g
neros y precios.
Creas Hamburguesas & Inglesas.
Oretonas Francesas Inglesas de vario
anchos.
Crehuelas blanca, de colores.
Camioerfa para Sras. y nillos &c ambo
| secsCs.
Calzado para Sras. y nillos id. i'd.
C2smres en- cortes y en- piezas, gra
surtido.
| Corses de muchas formas y classes.
Clnterfa escogido surtido gu tamanos
ciases.
Oamisas de lara. Ilamadas Gsribaldinas
Capotes de Barlagan de alpaca impeI
meabes.
Cotln. lie hilo y de godon.
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sus arneses correspondientes on buen
es.ado, con sus rahallos 8 sin eIloa en-
Ia calle de la Cruz u1meto 8.
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Mante!es dc aleman;sco sualtos.
IOlanes de todas classes.
Panuclos borda,los de batista. de hi!o.
de algodon, doblediIIadns fletsados
blancos y de colores, suzoa, morslos
y de Madr&s. Gran surtido mucha
variedad.
paholones de crespon y de mernc.
PaVltas de terciopelo, de paja, de genero
y de seda adorua1os para Senoras, ri
ilas y mines.
IPeitu'neTf.: pomada, jabones, po!vos ex.
tractos &. graz surtidc.
Paraguas y Paraguitas de seds, de alpaca
de colores y de algodon forrados all
Pana negra, azul y de colores oscuros.
Punos postizos y para pegar.
tunto de seda banco y negro, ls'y bor-
lado de aIeodon id ID.
Piqn6 de seda negro y de- colores, de al
godon ne colO.eS.
Pahos fnos, entrelinos, negros, azulos Y
de colores IL. para coches.
Postizos de pelo imitado, bonito surtidc.
Plumelos de coloses para sacudir e polvo
Ptumas de a2erc.
Papel blanco para imereata de dos tema-
lbs, para i'd. de co!ores. Para eSclibr.
Regencas lnmensdad lc clases y prec o.
| j I
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ReRencl,s y zarazsS superlorCS de RI,
10 centavos y resl vara'
PANUELOS.
De batistas fines bordados; dobladillos
re- CAD $ liso. para sehoras v cab ,lleros
De fondo de co or, dc npe dc hilo,
grande para ell cuello y para la mano.
CAMISAS.
De eStopila de hcl4ndilla fin bord adas
pleg as Y lisas.
@ f erte, cuelo y iuflos de hilo.
DE iaua prnpaS para via ro~O',
CALSONCILLOS.
De hilo dc dob.e costura, 'ls todas c'ases
Heels.
MEDIAS.
Gran surtido en- este ,englon, las hay pa
ra hombres nujeres nilos y nina, todos
preci s.
t'ALZADO.
BotitAs de charol zapatilla corrida pa
ra senorassa SO e| par.
B0titas &c ssten 7 escambr SO ell
pa,
OTROS ART1CULOS
PARA sENoRAs NINAS.
-,Somb eritos de psja fro> y de Ultima no
vedad para senoras y ni1~s.
LeVisars, pal~tos basqqfas de gr', gls
&c. cachimiia de dis erso' pre- los y lormas
Cores fmreratfic~ y BenoitoD.
Ala fcos tiIo de tod.s c ase.
Sombti Is de >cla nc45sa=
Cdetlo-, punos Y co batita, de novedsd.
Camiels do hatista borladas'
Manti'las Brasil;ras dc punto de seda
bofda9o Il 1tima moda.
Mirfllq eS de pO!izon con hebillas. de
todos prtcl $.
Gcantes de ssia b.itilla, blancos
negros.
VARI)s ARriCUL S PARA oABALLERos.
Cueilos pullO- para camisa.
Cor ats chaliDas.
COrtcs &c pantslon ch,eeos.
GGanfes de csht'tila negros blaacos.
Ml EBLEs.
Sc realizan ties p ocosss c0modas de
palo do rosa cor adoruo dc relieve doratlos
cuyos precios s.>n 50 y 80 pesos cada una.
Una caja de M s;ca 'utrmo niffaneI Gu
$40
CAMAS DE IIIERaO.
AdoInadas con rosetsa y perillas dora
das IA una.
L1BRCS DE COMFRCIO.
Sc realiza una parti de liilos, Dialio
Mayor, y lie cuentas corrientes, ca blanco
HERO GALVANIZADO.
Sc Feali2a una psltida precio linita dos
GALLETITAS S FINAS,
Csjitas de galietit.s dues fr2
: re.les la cajita,
pto Rico Dhre IS 1870.
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Gran introduction 9recta
De los principalcs mercados de Europa.
EL BAZAAR PARISIEN
d D. MEGUMM SAEWE,

prop6to enpe ga n
de mercader de sa lana go op etc. aende todo
los que hagan mno &c mpoa dreca-
Alemana Epana
baratn de
vi lien dcho estlbIecimiento.
Para ucna idea de vaeda LIS de
os ctaremos g1nos Z continuac
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Tanatas do lana olo,1on
Trenzas de pelo imitado
res ciaso~ ''' ~ ' ''' ''1o' 'O
Tar!atanaa 9e ooloros Y hlonoos
00'o. ~ '''Do''
Saouitos 7e seda nara sa0oras r nina.
- F"'" ''eS" } p'S''
MHRRHTMRTA
= 1A,'0les &c o@''oS tainanos. ;,
"a q "9seN para cno J oos caoailos'
poo !, z:
1q'n sa'iGs o5 H1"'
a 6les:.Os .:. 10 TO- 10
Dall',oS oe TO-
oo1noas para esCfSef aqua.
l'em para gas
cn
Camas :, oe ofonce de h'erro.
C''oeEos Carron,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-06

PoAIcH Counf, SxrrHrAY--Sassfca ". !.
White presiding. Med Stre8t, charged with
violently asssulting james Howard and %
wife, was sent on TO be Indicted for assault
md battery. Ball required tn the sum q
Joe Ham "a son Of Ham1 was charged
with throwing stones In the street and as.
saulting William Glasgow, and discharged.
William alias Sam Fisher and Frederick
Graves (negroes), common thieves and va
grants. Sam was sent to the chatn-gang,
and Frederick ordered to leave the city at
once. gefEs - ~. 4 :
Charles Dabney (negro), was charged
with stealing coal from Bishop; Sublett &
Co., and sent on. IA -,
Laura Mabray luegro woman). charged
with stealing 80 In currency from the per
SON Of Beverly Woodbridge, was dis
charged. , ,,5,
j. Q. Bryant, for being drunk and dlsor-
derly in the street, was held as fugitive
from justice, and required to give security
foF bis good behavior. So 1-t-1.l
VIM. Null, for cursing Charles Gentry
and threatening his life, was bound overto
keep the peace. Hasd Fl 80,
Eugene McSWeeney, charged with luna
cy. Commission ordered.
Lfzzy Griffin alias Hardeman, Cyprian,
for being drunk and creating disturbance
at the Academy of Music, was fined 80. -:
Chas. Sykes negro boy, charged with
cutting Simon Fipney with knife, was
again called, and, after futher hearing, was
sent on for Indictment. 49,. a. 90,
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M nds Z, B ais rJnitesd, slssss sot.r'

nation al adess 81 shs United sisfsssotHtss
for the better security OF fhs 40.
ricnltural College fund for the pro-
lection Of settlers on the public lands ];
to enable discharged soldiers and SAILORS
and their widows and orphans to acquire
homesteads on the public lands to prevent
cruelty ID the transpOrtatiG lon OF animals bgs
rail-; the eight hours work Joint resoiu-
ton to amend the bankrupt act increas-
ing pensions 20 per cent. chartertng the
cincinnati and Southern railroad; repeal
ing the duty on coal giving $40, 600 TO tho
Sisters Of Our Lady Of Mercy at Charles,
ton; 8. G. B
about thirty. nominations were left I,n-,.
confirmed, including all the District Of Co
Iumbia officials except Gov. Cook. 8I 4
Notes Given for the Purchase OF
Slaves Before the Emancipasfon.
WASHINGTON, March i4..-In the United
States supreme Court the case Of Hart U.s.
White 81 Davis, up from Louisianss !fs:
shortly to- be argued. Plaintiff IN eefr0rs
contends that on note given for the pur.5
chase of slave before the emancipation, !
the holder can recover, as that net did pptf
affect the rights of the parties. The lower
court decided adversely to the validity OF
the D8Der. E.gsirYafz sEjt SeStSEE s1stSs 81 st
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-A bill was in.
troduced in the Senate on Saturday by Mr..
Fitzpatrick amending the 10th section OF
chapter 1873 of the Code of 1850. in relation
to The sales of real estate. The amendment
of the section, il agreed to, provides that
g real estate conveyed to an officer under
this chapter shall be sold by him according
to the provisions OF the act to regulate
judicial sales and prevent the sacrifice of
property approved July II, 1870, and be
conveyed, when sold, to the purchaser by
the officer or his deputy. An officer to
whom there is delivery under this chapter,
when the delivery Is Of money, bank notes,
or any goods or chattels, shall dispose of
the same as If levied on by him under a
ferl facias; and when the delivery is of
evidences Of debts (other than such bank
notesl may receive payment of such debts
within sixty, days after such delivery"
The bill further provides that evidences of
debt remaining In his hands at the end of
sixty days shall be returned by him to the
clerks Office Of the court. For failure to
make the return, presses shall be issued
against him as II an express order OF the
court for such return had been disobeyed.
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THE; WAR IN EUROPE.
EVACUATION OF PARIS BIZ THR
- - .yl,iazog5 GERM ANS. ullEa ~
KING W11Lr4ns OFFICIAL DISPATCH:
Disbanding OF French Troops.
DIST u'RBANcEs IN FIR ANcE'
&c, 60, SC -. a;. . 5' S,f :.

KING WILLIAMS OFFICIAL. DIsP ATcH. q"
BERLIN, March, 3.-The Empress has re-
ceiyed the following dispatch from the
Emneror: s,& a.'ssT~'-l. .7..'E tsF - ~. ~
"VERsA1LLss, March 8, 1871.
] have just ratified the conditions OF
pesce, which the Bordeaux Assembly has
accepted. Thus far the work is complete
which was through seven months OF battles
to be achieved thanks to the yalor, devo.
ton, and endurance OF our 1ncomparaD!e
army, and the sacrifices of the fatherland'
The Lord of Hosts has every where visibly
blessed our enterprise, and by Bis mercy
has permitted an honorable peace. TO Him
be the honor /; TO the fatherland thanks.
DESIGNATIONS IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, March 3.-Rochefort, Blanc,
Mallon, and Tridou have resigned their
seats in the Assembly. Pyat refused TO re-
sign. but declared that he would never
enter the Assembly until the cession oil
French territory was rescinded.
mi IL coLL1ERY EXPLOSION. .
LONDON, March A jcoHlery explosion
occurred at Victoria, In which ~ persons
were killed. IL 2ITE}}@t.d rj..&ti e.
EVACUATION OF. PABIs By THE GERMANS.
4 LONDON, March 4.-The German troops
have all left Paris, the evacuation term.
Mating ct II O'Clock on the Sd instant friday
morning), in accordance with the terms oil
the Convention. t~~-
FRENCH TROOPS DIsBANDING IN THE CITIES.
LONDON, March A dispatch from
Hayre' Yesterday says the Mobile and Ma.
tionnl Guards have been disbanded, and
the trenches around the city are being hlled
up! ,,.,. .srs,l., .-glt.--L.. --. .-. III
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON. March A Royal commission
has condemned the lron-clad wafer Wltcn
whose engines are worked by hydraulic
power. The iron-clad Hotspur has been
approved by the same board as coast-de-
fence ship, but declared unsuitable for ar
ocean voyage. <sts 60 ~a,. g.. ..
1 ITALY.
FLORENCE, March At is officially an
inonnced that a treaty of commerce Will
| the United States has been signed.
The Minister Of War will soon ask
Parliament a credit for the manufacture
arms and the construction OF detenslY
| works. -...., .....
DISTURB AycE IN TIE INTERIOR OF FRANCE
| BRUSSELS, March IA dispatch fror
Lille TO the Echo du Nord reports serlou
disturbances at Anglers, an important cit
in the Department of Maine ct Loire, i
which several persons were killed an
wounded. D.. ..s, g.. .,7s.s "a. *...a-.H
REVIEW OF GERMAN TRooPs-PARIs OPEN T
THE WORLD. ..s
VERSAILLES, March 4.-The Empero
William reviewed the Landwehr, Guards
Iartillery, and pioneers in the Bots de Bou
Iloene Yesterday. Prince Frederick Charles
Won Moltke, and Bismarck were present.
AN restrictions as to persons passln
into and out of Paris have been removed
The Emperor goes to Berlin on Monda!
L.. MISCELLANEOUS.
| The measures for placing the Belsia
iarmy on peace footing have been carrie
out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-06
COMMERCIAL Z,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, March 4. 1911. 5 !

~ sFF.
OFFERINGS. sri. ~.
Wasa..-White 2os bushels. Red. ass bushels. =
Corr.-Whlte, T0s bushels. Yellow, 70 bushels.
Mixed, 174 bushels ..'. ..t+ '' 'f 30 t'..'>
OdtS.-943 bushels. ~ 80. AZ ~
t Sersenings-2 bushels. '5 ...5 ,...s
Nedl.-S3 bushels. ~ -.
GALES. 'a.'+ ''.. |s,''
, Wheat.-whlte, So bushels prime at sLs5; 80
bushels at 81. e1-total, liz bushels. ~
Wheat. -Red, 20 bushels at sl.s7i; 10 bushels
insefSs a. Salhe 81 s00'
Corn.-White. 6s3 bushels very good az SOC ~
bushes very good at SIC totsl $50 bushels. MIX
oats.Ni7S bushels prime winter q. CSC. 4s4 buob-
els very good at 5sc. 60 bushels New Brunswick
at eoc. 30 bushels prime ut eoc.; 81 bushels very
good az 59c.-totai, 1888 bushels. So i's
Ill., RE-ExHIBITED. s'af
Wheat.-White, 90 bushels. Red, II bushels. sfH
Odts.-l76 bushels. .,.. . .ey.s4 ~
AsaI.-s2 ou: he's. .,,nvs 81 -.
Tie offerings OF wheat to-day were light, aud
consisted chiefly OF common and inferior samples.
Prime white brought S1.s5, and very good red
brought $lss but the latter was only very small
lot Offerings OF corn moderate and market ac-
tive. Demand for good oats active. A choice
sample Of winter brought to-day CSC. No rye
offered.
On and from the l3th instant the Exchange will
open at A. NJ, Gales to commence at % instead OF
10 O'Clock, as now. .s..s..f ..s,. laJ,.a.
Themernbers or the Exchange signed petition
to-day to the City Council asking that the pave
nent OF the basin bank be repaired, as all doing
business there are subjected to discomfort and In
convenience from the filthy and almosttmpsssaslo
condition Of the roadway. We hope the Council
will lock to this matter. 1t Is said, however, inst
the Council has heretofore objected, because the
property belongs to the James River and Kama
wha Canal Company but 1t Is u strange state OF
things, that between the Canal Company and the
Council the roadway must reHlatn almost fnpass-
able Is there no remedy for this absurdityS -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-06

AGENTS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL Books
The publishers who last week contracted
with the State Board of Education to fur
nish textbooks for the public schools of
the State have appointed the following book
firms of this city their agents to supply the
local school authorities with books, at the
prices and on the terms agreed upon by
the State Board and the publishers a
STARKE s. RYLAND-Bullion's Grammars.
Messrs. Sheldon & Co., the publishers Of
these grammars, will have no special agent
to canvass for them, but will supply them
through their agents in this city. Starke &
Ryland are also agents for Dayiess Arith
metics.
WooDHoUsE g. PARHAI-The books O
the University Publishing Company, EN-
bracing Holiness Spoilers and Readers
Yenable'si Arithmetics, and Maury's Geo
graphies.
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR-Guyot's Geogra
phies, McGuffey's Spoilers and Readers
and Harvey's Grammars. -..... H..
BENZ. BATEs-McGufey' Spoilers ant
Readers, Harvey's Grammars, and Guyof'
Biographies.