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The (apitOltne Park

The great importance TO the city OF the adop-
ton OF the Plan proposed in the bill before
Congress for a grand connected Park, formed
of the various detached public grounds from
the Capitol to the White House, is felt by all the
people Of Washington. and we would suggest
Tire desirsbility of holding public meeting to
give expression to that feeling. Such q park
with Its connected drives, would make Wash
ington the most attractive place in the country
and II would add immensely to the prosperity
and growth Ofthe city. By all means let US have
a pubic demonstT alton calculated TO show the
appreciation felt By our citizens of the import
ance OF this Improvement.
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The Legislature Of Wisconsin has passed An
act 10y the abolition Of the grand jury system.
The new law takes effect ON the LIST of July. Ii
was argued in favor OF the measure that, in the
o. Oh days We read about, when the rich
snio. ed large facilities fer expressing the poor
y was matter of no little Importance that the
nan who had occasion TO lodge information OF
crime against one Of the wealthy class. en- DYED
m the . e.esy OF the grand jury room an assur-
ance o: immunity against the revenge OF the
accused If the prosecution failed, but that su h
a consideration L hardly worthy entertaining
NV, ard on thsSher hand, there Is little aonb,
that the secresy of the grand jury's proceed
IHss and the fact that there is a practical il
not theoretical lack of means for holding wit
TeSct- before 1t responsible for the truthfulness
a tier testimony, il sometimes taken advan-
iaZe - by malicious persons to injure their
1Ie sabOIs with IMMUNITY.
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Commiss .cner PlessontOn deserves and = re-
Cc'yiEg the thanks OF every body tor abOli-hing
toe itIaiSitional and legal formula contained
o. the third page of the income tax return.
Hereafter persons will be Required 20 make only
rae and Sworn statement OF their income,
without a. heretofore entering into = detailed
ey-0-i;iou Of all their business transactions
NiiCL was ss offensive as Il was useless
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d. VLRBER9.
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
,pi IL Mar Pennsyjvanis syenr.
pROPO.ALs FOB srATIosEKY.

81. fREASUR Z UEPARrHENT A ril /. 1871
SeFiea iopCsas FOR furnishing Stationery for the
year Guiding June 81 l172 will De recaived AZ tbis
Department until the 30 Bay o. MAJ, 1871, at IL
Bank forms for bidding will be furnished u Don
az pitt alton.
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
Jected item ~ item and his advertisement and the
prsposs 80 far as accepted by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and the bond ACCOMMODATING tn. sam =.
snail Constitute the contract between the Govern
contract will lie executed.
h articles contracted for must Iva FURNISHED from
time 10 time during the Year, in qua titles pursuant
70 orders from the Department. The entire quaint
ties VIII, however be allied for during the yea
Zach proposal must he signed by The indi sid nal
OF FIRM making ii, ard be ON panisd by a bond
vii sufficient sureties in the of ten thou ant
collars, $1,000 approved By Unittu States Of
do business, Cd o Form 10 10 furnish d by tn. De-
partmept conditioned for furnishing such PORTIONS
Of the articles as may be awarded under il, ant the
performance Of the contract.
All deliveries wil be subject to inspect ton by an
expert detailed for the pose by the Secretary of
the Treasury and the delivery 81 inferior articia
all be deemed sufficient cause to annul the con
Deliveries INST be free q. hAr.e at the Treasury
l.. partment- Washington
The failure 20 comply with any order under
penalty of he bond the Secretary OF the Treasury
may direct he purchase in open market, OF an IN
quantities OF any articles shall be necessary to
supply thu deficiency caused by such failure, and
charged tn the contractors fifty per csntum OF the
price whic il shall be found necessary to Day Tor
ucb articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by Q salts 'actory bond
vii not be- Considered, and contracts will be
only 10 established Manufacturers of or dealers in
ProposaIs 20 lie addressed 70 the undersigned and
arb ed PRO pc sails for STATIONERY -
GEO. 5. BOUTWELL,,
Ssrr a. he Tran
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The Detroit Board OF Registration the other
Giv laced the name o: woman or the voter.
Il, beyond their OWE power Of recall, but sob
slsGvntly after a long debate on another appli-
Cation declined to extend the privilege to other
women.
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OF SOUTHERN LoYALIsrs.

NOTICE
Tue Comm ss'olers Of Claims, ap pointed und "
the act OF Congress 81 March 5, Ri. ito receive
exsrfne, and consider the justice and validity OF
such CLAIMS as shall he brought before TN an Of
those.Citizsns who remained loyal adhereats 70
the cause and the Government OF the Cated states
during the war, for stores supplies taken or
furnished during the rebellion for the use OF
the amy OF the United Sta;es in State, pro
ci'ir ed in tDsurrectoa against the Cnited STAG,
iucfudisg 1ha use and fo-s Of vessels or u ,sts
while employed IN the military service of tha
United states, give notice that their sessions
tor examining claims apd bearing the Testimony OF
witnesses and other evidence thst may De brought
before them m support OF such claims will beri on
the SECOND MONDAY, the 10th day Of prii next
and vii be held in their Office at Washington ID
& The cases will be heard in the order In which
they are pre- serted Petitions for the alowan
OF CLAIMS nav be presented TO CHARLES Y. BESjA-
y N, tie clerk OF the Comm ssioueTs at Washing
Ton. Who viii receive, fls, and enter them npon The
register at the date and in the order Of pies1i al on
The clerk viii also furnish, upon application, tbs
IuAs and regulations prescribing the form az tha
p-iiIiOns for the allowance Of claims thu Necessary
sve-ments, the oath OF the claimants which uusr
sCc mpsny each p-titioh and the notice, aaj srate-
meEts which must be az ?ended.
A. y AIDS.
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Under the heading, ..I'eath OF the American
Swinburne,'' the Louisville Co5risr-Jol,rsa al
has a column and a half obituary of Walt
Whitman.
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IL i reported from Rome that Cariins,
shtOnelh has resigned the office Of secretary of
state in the Papal cabinet.
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ANY AND ALL FOK one DOII.r

ANY AND ALL FOB ONE DOLLARl
TRENlDETTE KID GIOYE: furnish ,,o.bsr
pair free OF charge If they tear i''-'oi
THE A ID CORoET, with Is W halebo,es
,LCBlhs' GkNlINE BXTRACTs
10 EMAIL BOTTLES OF ASSORTED FRENCH
HA i,I,s. =, !, T0sx1 MIRRORS, in dis.rent
LAnGE BOTTLks OF IMPORTED BAY Rim
NkW STYLES Of ALL LEATHEK wALLETs.
ia Calf ard Morocco ~
SETS OF CUFFS AND COLLARS, each set in a
box; Lmnrofdered and Trimmed. for 81
SETS OF IT. LIE SLEEVES AND COLLARS.
sPEIspiD vABiRIY OF REAL AND JuIr..
TON LAtE OULLAkS, at 81 each
DIES UNDEkGARMHNTS, Beautifully oottan
LAup, II good material. at 81.
1HE PkEITlEST, hEATEST AND MOST
pCRhBLE JET skTS. at 81 each
GENUINE GOLD plata AND JET ANDGO n
'BRACEI ET-. at 81
REAL GOLD PLATE STUDS AND sLEKyE
BUTTONs; in large variety, At 81
y FULL SOCK OF HEMMED AND HIM
SIITCHkn No IN Nc AND PLAIN HAN1.
hthtHlEFs. verv cheap :. and 2 for 81
LADIES AND GENT's HOSE, suitable for an
pto1hips spring.. J, AID pairs for 81.
hereby tender my best thanks to nav numerous
pa,rons fOr their substantial encoRrazament. and
,ha endeavor to merit their further patronage.
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The German Parllanlen Mt on Thur.dsv adof-
TED an address 10 the Emperor, considerable
Opposition being made by the Catholics and
C'hcT OI position members. The Catholics
o's.red that an expression in favor OF the Pore
SHOULD be made, which was re iected
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r@ tug NrsT ORIGIatL LITERAKY
uS PAPsR PcsLIsHED In AMERICA"
iSF' asrst Rsp-5itcrg,
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Oar .ady readers should not fail To read our
special New York fashion letter on the frat
page OF to-day's paper. They will lind in j..
An unusual amount OF interesting and season
able Information.
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By FAB THE BEST HUMBFRr

%IHE MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS OF THE
S DISTRICT VI COLUMBIA will hold
me7 ing in the rooms OF the ediral Society ICoi,
nizstion BuiltingI on TUESDAY, April fth ct l
insist JAMES T YOUNG. MD, Sec.
~ ATTENTION, COLUMBIA ENGINE
uS COMPANY. No. l.
The An NUAL ELECTIUN Tor SEvEN DIREO.
IOhS OF the cOLCM 8IA LIBRAR Y, will be held
MOhDAf April Sd. Polls open from to O'CLOCK
P m Judges OF Election: L. IL. Robinson, anss
Love and Lewis
mhsi ~ 80. ENrwISTLE, Librarian
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II man does not advertise il Is safe to pre-
sumo that be is afraid to let the public know
how small aud POOR bis stock is; and that "a he
d. 2 Z want much trade, he will make no effort
20 score it, either by attractive goods or low
YrlrP--
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r,p,R % Z, lisa, os,G51 = s.IEssE'
.-..--.. ioP' "ESs'f RsP-s'ier9,
IsSsRRew's ISSUE.
a. -
svrpAYAPRIL "a
=
THE PITAL
MI! contain sac ioslowlas
sTEeLIss FsAfURrs
st5ris..,,I az GaOsT OF TBs conaIT.
RIADkNs86kG bUaL'4 by a,srss A Aitr.d
io~usrat
Seven cri- s. 90. m, sm rug ,h,n:
hos. TIL SEPoTI,T
KING OF THE KUKLUxp
The MAS AND THx BBoTHkg.
THE ABANDONED COLUMN"
a story Of & StrAst, between 81 ant Sth TIL.
DfamstIc History of Washington. A Blographieal
Letter from a CONGRESSMAN. Special Corrssp md
ence rom Ann polls. d ~ ! ork and Loudon conn
" Va. Real Estate Movements in the District
lhe Pending Delegate Election Editorials on
Ohvtr Morton: the Rsturs OF the e 0mmi s,i1n. ON
fnhiiS ArGslteotuEs. Associate Press Dispatches.
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.REGisTER's OTFfCE.

lS WAsHINGfoS, , C.,MGch g, l.7I.
Notice IL hereby given that on MONDAY. Aprn
III, VIII expire all Licenses issued by the Corpor
alton OF the City of Warrington TO the agent, o,
0wners 81 All carts. wagons, drays, or hand arts
vthin fos limits OF said cor poration
Al said Oorporatyon license, expiring on said
dste must be prOnptly renewed
Deposits for Licsns to this CORPORATION are nov
by las nadA with the CITY Collector. by whom A
certificate will be given, p0rr which when counter
issue thu license. JDHN r. UODE
NIB "a lH City Register.
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a ". Phelps, the working mems candidate
'cr Congress in the second district of Connect.
cut, has FGblished a card Withdrawing his name
for the PRESENT, for want of time ana means 10
erect s1ch an organization as would insure 4
TesreCtsl.e labor vote
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A. . ALpIS,
J b. How ELI,
ORaNGE EERkIS
Commissioners OF Claims.
: GtsbIpN, IL. u, March n xxi ut2l IA

MAsAIN6TVN, u. O., Marcel 20. ISi. nI2i ii
TSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
~ OF the nrst IN, por'ance, the NORTH VEST
EhN TOR the better protection Of ia policy holder,
ehaheed us rate oil reserve to Per cent thus nd
ihs on lsPREGNA BLE SECJRTIT for the payment of
AZ poiicies OF tins Com pany as they become claims
once 5fg Seventh str-of '''
UA3J-tt IY KNIGHT. Gens,.r Aga,,
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OfDcf SBPsrIatsH tent 5Sf fnsPseiOr Of SscrS,l
Carrtassssays, Foo.,~1gS ant Nsir BHitdtHss, ,
Cry HAL, WASHINGTON, ID. g., April LIST, 1871
The owners Of property fronting on street north,
from 18th street wet to PenusylvAnia avenue, are
respectfully Requested to cause the q -, Water and
Sewer Pipes in front OF eech house lot. part Of
lot to Dc laid 70 o point one foot inside the curb
line otherwise the poratiou will cause the same
TO be done and the Cost assessed upon the property
VIM. pOBsYTH.
eplft sUperiRteoasnt, Inspector, &c.
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NIEE BRICK AND ONE FRAME DWELL.
~ ING tor sale, on easy terms. One on 81 street
northwest, 621 IL rooms seven on Washington
street Square SIS; Ave rooms each; one on n sine
avenue, olO. seven rooms. aud three story
Frame, 196 9th street, between Maine and N ary-
laDd avenues seven rooms, and many building lots,
in Fifth and Seventh Wards for sale or lease with
right to purchase. B. MILBUhN,
nh 2l-lmr AlQ q street
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~ U &c a.
Osrs o. SPP>y'H'safepf oHd In rector o. SeeeTs,)
ta',tIsetrdES S. F0s,tcays nsd hsro Bs7tirsgS,
Cary hal WashiHgtea, ID CA
The owners OF property along the line OF street
north between OH street and 81 street west
respectfully notifed that the gas, water and
sewer pipes must be faid 10 point one foot inside
the curb line or before the SIN DAY OF April,
otherwise he Coz poration will cause the be
laid and the cost ASSES ssd upon the property
WIN. FORSYTH.
split Superintendent and Inspectors &c.
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front Ii Overwhelming force. He depra,
Gates the sepseless olamor OF ignorant cfv-
iilians, and will move as soon AZ he gets
ready, and not before, He Is greatly in.
want of achievements, but viii do his
best with the forces at his disposal. He IL
maturing plan for thorough reconnois-
sance of the broken country lying between
the MAYORS Office and the Finance Depart
ment. and will require i've thousand the
odolites to perform tho work satisfactorily.
Tho only ones worth buying are manufac-
tured by the firm Of schlsppenschodden-
stein. Of Bresau, at the rate e, Of s two
malice Of the Jacobins could insist on hls
moving this month. Nevertheless, he is
self.sacrificing patriot of the old Roman
TYNE. and if his official Tammany superiors
REQUIRE him to 50 forward he will do 80,
throwing on them all the r esaas Shni{y
sharp. and decisive, 1f he fails. theirs VIII
be the blame. If he succeeds, the glory
will be his. Meanwhile, he will push the
enemy to the wall just as soon rs nc re-
ceives those theodolites.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
.,or from Prince Edward.

'..,npdence Of the Richmond Otepatcn'l
i''r' rr,Scy EDWARD G. H., NA.,{
September 10, 1871. }
,-;,,oo Edward Circuit Court is now In
Frin'' Nh q full docket. Yesterday
"',''m court davl there was 'usser at
sr'W,''r, rC The .sovereigns and \ greater
i'HN"" n Local talent than has been seen
array i've. the DAYS Of Thornton, Southalt,
n,sS,,,ssSnu and Flournov. PROMINENT among
Nv. M",n We notice J. Harmer Ghmer, oiyour
>!H ,'..orshurc is largely represented In ofh-
=, ,,nm the South>ide railroad, woo ap'
,,.'r as witnesses against McConnsIlsin
. ,,t' q. ,aiust that company for Slo, oOo.
:Ishn Robinson (co'ored), rom Cuhoet per.
- ..our" senator. has brought SUIT
anu, -, several Of the most prominent citi-
@-n.''C ~ his county. for injury sustained IN
"t ,",.acter f:( and person, by castlgation
. .!'S'i, mrritcd and literally bestowed,
'',',"sh no received at their hands during the
,,-,r The defendants, counsel expressed
w." ,n;nion that the Pennsylvania Centrai
~, -. ,,t,rr than footed the bill. His equip
.'.,, and :. Gel up" indicate that something
makes the mare go. 49,,
,;nIr, every one that conflict is Imminent
y, psSicgl ranks over the Spoils of office.
'i,,n lions share" having heretofore ta'ien
,hn whites, the more intelligent coiofed
,,,.I are ,.s,ur their influence to defeat the
,'grhjustionS Of the white party leaders VINO
h.,,. been accustomed 10 manipulate Tue
Whole matter. We predict that Sood re.
,rs,, Will enSuc. as under certain nameicss
,..-[pmstanccs .honcst men, are said To
~. their dues.
We were near having a suit under the
,i,;l rights bill day or two ago, happen
~, il This wise: \ colored Councilman O
fumyillc. in company with other Rad1ca
leaders, took passage on q night train for
league meeting ut the next station. Ih'
white Passengers were invited into prl
waite coach. carrying the master OF trans
porta,ion. into which the Councilman, as
saving to enter. WAS refused admittance
lie is said TO have been quite infurlated
and visions of thousands doubtless loomet
IN before his excited Imagination in tn
way uC vengeance. On consultation will
legal advisers, good couuSelS are SAID u
Lave prevailed, and quiet restored.
PETHERINE.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval OfIlccr., 3. netach \, Ac.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE DIsPATcH.l 81
/ WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.--An order wal
Issued from the Navy Department to-day
detaching from their present duties large
number of very prominent officers, and as
signing others in their places, among them
Rear Admiral Shubrick, who Is detached
from duty Us chairman of the lighthouse
board and many others Of equal rank de-
tached from important duties and placed
"awaiting orders" The order creates
great excitement In naval circles, and 1t Is
charged that there is o personal motive at
the bottom of it. Grant will be. besieged
on his return to revoke several OF The or
ders, but it is not probable he. will inter-
fere with tho orders Of the Department.
Texas Radicals now here lament the In
creasing indications of Conservative sue
cess in that State. The latest reports from
Republican sources are TO the effect that
the Democrats will elect all their candl-
dates to Congress. TREDEGAR.
Delegates to tho National Commercial Con-
yention.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The following
| southern roads will carry delegates TO The
Commercial Convention, which oonYenes In
| Baltimore on Monday, the 25th instant, at
| half rates Baltimore and Ohio Memphis
| and Charleston Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington Mobile and Montgomery Sci.
una, Rome and Dalton South and North
Alabama; Ohio and Mississippi; Richmond,
DanvIle and Piedmont; Wilmington and
Weldon; Richmond and Petersburg
| Orange, Alexandria and Manassas; Jack
sonvile. Pensacola and Mobile; Raleigh
and CASTOR Charlotte, Columbis aud A.
gusta Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac; New Orleans, Mobile md Texas
| Macon and Western Vicksburg and Me
ridian Mobile and Ohio, aud Western al
ALBANIA.
Weather Probabilities.
| WAsHrNGToE, Sept. 20.-The barometer
will probably continue to rise on Thursday
on the Atlantic coast, with cloudy weather
from Virginia to Florida. Partially cloudy
or clear weather in the middle and eastern
States and on the lakes, North and north
eaSterly winds from the Chesapeake bay to
Georgia, and from Lake Erie to Lake Su
perior. Northerly winds, with clear wea
ther, from Kentucky to Alabama and
Texas.
| General News.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The full Kuklu1
Committee met to-day and adjourned til
tomorrow, when the subcommittee viii
| report.
The general committee is crippled fol
want offunds, having spent all their money
| Count Cont, the Italian Minister here
has been selected as the third commissioner
under the Washington treaty.
| Commissioner Delano has gone.
| The sentence Of Lieutenant Fcnno, OF
| the 18th infantry ushiercd, FIVE years ir
ponitentury, and refund S1,5QO-has been
| approved. He was convicted Of embezzle
| ment of public funds, and betting while he
had public funds in charge.
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New York Cattle Market.
Domestic sIorkets-rBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Cotton finn; sales,
a,lo0 bsles rpands, 29tc.; Orlcan5. .osc: SOUTH
e,. Il our dull and levy; common to fair extra,
S6.550s7; good to choices, T.lO@S3. Whisk eY
more active at a!lG95c Wheat more active
winter 1ed ives: egn. SisUgQEl.5E. Corn cent ocS-
ter at 7!9@73.c. hice,. s!@95c. Fork easier at
1880. Besf dull. LAID heavy Kettle. s3c. Ma
walls steady. Freight; dull and declining.
Gotten sales to-day for future delivery, $500
ha'es, q: the ,ollowiog prices: September 10 $500
l95;,; 0cto1er 1oGpl9 1Slec.; ovemIer, Ie0lefc.
December. l9@Ie 3-l6c.; January, loa4l95c.:
March, l9l9 ,Oc April, 2ec.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2o.-Flour favors blu! ers
Wheat hrner. Corn firm; white. s2Ql55c.; vel
low, 7.@i6c. PORK unchanged. Shoulders, sac.
Vieginit,s, old, e. bid, 5si atked 'sGr, 60 bid
'd'5, e8 bid. Cjupon's, oio, 0a5 bid; 6?i asked
IOuISyILLEE, sept. 2o.-Tobacco very active
sCG sL.ong; sales, loo hocshe:t;s at $6t0 sS.25 !;
lo6 10 medium leaf, is 5oGS.3.5o.
WILMINGTON, Sept. fo.-Spirits Of turpentine
steady Oh. Rosln quiet At S2.a5 for strained !;
Si.50 for 10. /; 50. G5 Tor .o.2; $3.50 for pale.
Crude tEruentITe steady at 81 GO fer hard; "a for
yellow dip; ~ so fo- virgin. Tar steady at 81. To-
GALVESTON, scp'. co. Cotton dull and nomi-
nii; good ordinary, ot0 1915; stock, 1913 bsles.
CHARLESTON, SeTt 2o.--Cottou dull: middlings,
1s}gls2c sales, 100 bales; stock, 5,aI7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Cotton quiet mid
diueS, 2pD1tc.; sIlG3, $50 bales 4; stock, Is ,0Sl
bales.
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COMMERCIAL.
goEN AND lLoHR HxcaAnav
hIcHMoSp. VA. Sept, 10, IsIi
f,irp~ss 4 ! II 80 = I. = ''; $3.50

CORN AND REorR g.rct. 49,,
RtcH pis VA. Sept, 10, i uais
DfrEHfttGs.
whs1t.,17 -, hite sI4 hnsiieIs. Rad 81 tushe,.
.nILs.--soD bushels. DA4ioub'
! IiWothy Seed. go bifshefs.
ekLss. 49,
Wheat. " hite--total. ..7ss busheis-at sl.fs 10,
Wheat Red-totaI. 6zg bust, sIsat 81 70 for seed
S, cr for very @,gs good for common
Odts.-ToEal, 438 bushcIs-at Coo. for prfme
String: s70sSc. for very good spring; CSC. for
common spring; soc. for prime winter.
RE-ExHIBITEp.
Wheat.-White, 1888 buahela. -
G9rn White .2,dap buahels.
.1lmouay Seed. 80 bushels.
REMARKS,
/ enerlngs OF wheat again light. Markes steady
Rt Inc rates OF thu preceding day. Seed wheat In
much demand. f.rings OF corn, 3,772 bushels, OF
;"hieh 5lso bushels were sold. Oats In fair de-
m and' with a tendency to higher rates for spring
ana winter-pfime spring bringing to-day eoc..
ard prime winter SOC. No rye offered.
Offerings or graia on 'Chauge on the CORES.
pondng date OF last year were u, ..,..
/ Wheat.-Wh.te. 3,e2s bushel,, of witch List
bushels were re-exhtb,ted.2 Rcd, 5,asa bushels, OF
which l. 7l2 were re exhibited.
1o'.e'--H h'e' hone. -1eHoW, none. Mixed, lfC
bushels, of whch.2o were re exhiolLad.
Odt8.-33s bushels. -~-~
Rys-Nooe.
Pdces on that day were -
Wheat. bite, prime, sLso. Red, very good,
Sl.35. ~ r. sf.+g ..@e,.
Oats.-Primc spring, dc.
frlees OF Virginia country -four, Richmond In.
spactton, on thatday we've: Superane, S. 1895;
extra, se250se.so /; family, S7.25Gs7.5o.
!. by far the greater portion Of the corn offer ed
now for sale on Change is wecyil. eaten, and con-
sequently has to be sold at reduced figure. The
STOCK OF old corn seems to be pretty nearly ex-
hsu'ted. Propositions are already on Change
Tor the ssie or sae,o corn. This is early in the
season. When new corn is off .red on 'Chanza the
value Of Ordinary" old must give way. II
however. the quantity Of old necessary and fit for
mixing with the new in grinding be email, that
iact may keep such old corn up In price.
: There Is much demand Tor rye for seed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

THE WOMAN REFORM MOVEMENT
Washington, Sept. 19.--The awakened at
tention of the public to the deplorable
condition of the women Of the town
will have the effect of inducing some OF
our most charitable citizens to secure the
establishment in this city Of a branch of
the Asylum Of the Good Shepherd, OF Bal.
timore, established for the assistance o,
women of ill-repute who desire to reform.
The womau's club committee on taking
care of women Of ill-repute who wish to
reform report that four or five hundred
such women will have to be provided for
Corr esDo1deace Sun.