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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-19

1t is tair calculation that the Re
publican party win lavereceived 5000
recruit by the time this mornings pa
pers have been read and circulated.
Respectable people are tired of Demo-
cratic frauds.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-19
ADOLPH KRAFT.
Front Street, Opposite Ferry
Landing,
ATEKA NennHa
ALEXANDRIA,, LII.

DEGS TO SAY to his friends and
- the public in general, that he
is now prepared to offer them greater
inducements to purchase from his
stock, than from any other now on
hand in this market, as it has been
selected by himself with the greatest
care in the markets of
NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
AMI
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-19

He makes speciality of the Boot
and Shoe Department, having an as.
sortment in that line from which
LADIES
AND
MISSES
GENTLEMEN
tlt IND
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-19

PHIA,
consisting OF
Dry Goods of all kinds, Men, Boys
and Children Clothing, of all descrip-
tons, qualities and prices, in Snits or
Single Garments.
R00fs,
Shoes
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-19
DIED ::

j. Z. RINGGoLD, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-13
iTnE Ono TrAsEIE-A TALE OF Hornon,

Tine Ono TrAaEpE--A TALBOT HoRHoR,
strEnsrITIoS..A AID MuapER.- Cincinnati,
March 1l.---E'urther particulars in regard to
the murder of the woman and three children
near DAYTON, Ohio, on Saturday, indicate
that the murder WIS committed by their
father, Leonard Mmguardt, who is evidently
insane from spiritual causes. The story Of
the affair, which the man himself tells, is that
q few days ago he read chapter to his family
from the Bible, and then, rising, accused his
wife of being witch and using witchcraft,
and that his eldest daughter confirmed linn
ia his accusation. He says on Saturday
night he told his wife he wanted the
children to leave; that his wife stripped
naked and knelt down and prayed for fif-
teen minutes. They then stripped two chill
dlen, took them ont, drowned them, and
laid them side by side on the bank Of the
stream. They then dashed out the brains of
the infant and left it lying in the woods, after
which they returned home and went to bed.
After laying there fifteen minutes he told his
wife he wanted to send her to heaven, and
Immediately strangled her to death. After
that he rose and prayed until o'clock in the
morning, when he went to the nearest neigh
Dor and told the whole story. Margrlardt is
n German farmer, and has been in this coun-
try about eighteen years. The murdered
woman was his second wife.
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aud Richmond granite, used In the building.
stating that tho stone Il cut at the quarrica,
and the Government pays the contractors for
cutting, boxing, and Shipping, fifteen per
cent. on theamount expended, the time being
kept by Government superintendent; under
this system the Government secures the grade
Of work needed, and gets it delivered, fast or
slow. as required; this fifteen per cent. was
as low as they could get contractors to work,
and in fact The contractors for the New York
and Boston buildings will not dupliclte their
contracts. The men work ten hours per day
except ia winter.
When questioned sharply by Mr.. Tyndalc,
witness seemed TO be rather confused, stating,
among other things, that boss granite dress
Frs wonld command wages 10 the amount Of
$4,000 ye9r, which statement created con-
siderable amusement among the members OF
The committee, some of whom stated that if
such was the case, they had good mind to
resign and become boss granite dressers.-
Washington Patriot.
Postal.
Robert s. Winter is appointed postmaster,
at Hendricks Gap, Bedford county, rice
William ". Roy, ilied TO bond; jacob II.
Sands is appointed postmaster at Rocky Gap,
Bland county, cicc john Burton, resigned.
1t is reported that the WAYS and Means
Committee Of Congress have determined to
report i'll favor Of the repeal of the duty on
printing type.
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A You've LADY, DISGUISED AS Man, JOINS
THE KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.-The Scranton
Times has an account Of great excitement
among the Knights Of Pythias of that place.
A nice-looking person, young and genteel,
came to Scranton few months ago, giving
the name of Francis Williams.
He became acquainted at the boarding
house with several members of the knights
Of Pythias Lodge, and finally expressed his
desire to join. He was proposed, went
through the usual routine, was elected, re-
ceivcd the Pages degree, made favorable
impression, advanced to the second degree,
AID was duly prepared for the third or
Knights degree, but in certain part of the
work an accident disclosed to all the officers
and members present that they had been mi
tiating and giving tho degrees of the Order
to rondni
The members were startled and nom
plusscd, and for long while silence rcigned.
No one knew what to do. 1t was finally
agreed th.t she should be kept under super
vision until the Worthy Grand Chancellor he
heard from,
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Fcttcr from Eou;sa County.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, March II, 1872

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, March II, 1872.
Editors Dispatch:
Dear Srs.-I looked il Yesterdays Olon-
day'sl Dispatch to sec what Mr.. Prohahili-
ties" said about this hig snow We were
having, and not finding it, was told that lie
t!I0i:gnt il unnecessary, as he was aware we
knew All about it many Years ago. Now, il
appears that old Mr.. Poindeytcr. who was
clerk here q great while, entered it Of record
lor forty Years successively that it showed
March court-C3ay second Monday, or during
that week. lie has been dead for near fifty
years. and his Successors have continued the
observations since, and have found it has
never failed showing March court week, so
everybody here knew it WAS coming. y
similar regularity is said t. exist in Gooch-
land. An old man named Sampson found
by observation That it never failed 10 rain III
his county on the first Saturday in August.
Now, i! any one wants 10 bet one thousand
dollars against either one Of these established
probabilities" he can find more than q
hundred men III this county that will hold
lis money until the matter is determined.
There was n negro man indicted here Ivy
the grand jury, tried by twelve men, and de-
Tended by two lawyers, at IN expense to the
county Oh nearly sixty dollars, on the charge
Of having stolen one hundred pounds of
! l:ilc fodder. valued ut one dollar. The wit
mcss tracked the fodder nearly mile, and
found Il yoke Of steers Belonging to the pris-
oncr eating il. lie sworc positively to the
fodder on account Of its "Slassincss," &c. ;
hut the Jury could not see it, and acquitted;
the prisoner.
1t is said the jury expenses of this county
were only about four hundred dollars during
last year. while the adjoining counties ranged
from twelve hundred to eighteen hundred
dollars; but this county seems disposed to
make up for il this year BY having Ill parties
tried hy jury.
The supervisors yesterday petitioned the
court for q rc;iSseSsncnt. All of them en-
pressed themselves as opposed to it, and
thought it Il very injudicious law, hut said
they were forced to rcasscSs by the action of
other counties. They are also decidedly i'll
favor Of the dog tax, but think the Lesisla-
tire ought TO have given them the power to
have given some compensation for foX-sca!ps,
So that the real hrlntsman might not find 1t So
lrrtl"nsomc to keep his pack-hounds.
Here was great crowd here attending
court and they seemed to enjoy the snow as
,n;.,'lI rs any School-boys you ever saw. Some
thing Of everything appeared to he going on
ont of doors. The droScrs sold about thirty
horses. JOE.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

NS''N"A N''Nt"N'p Va t'iS i.iSh'iioHu DslEllCll.
PrTERsEuRG, March l., 1872
The City Council at its meeting this after
noon, adopted two resolutions providing for
tIc redemption, With funds now on deposit
to the credit of the city, Of $4,000 worth of
the river bonds bearing isterest at 10i per
cent. per annum and for application to lie
made to the Legislature by the Finance Com
nli;tvc for permission to be granted the Coun-
Gil to Issue pr cent. bonds to the amoun,
of SOC, 800, to he expended in taking up the
cntir1 amount Of the river improvement
loan. These bonds will mature on August
Isl, 1855, with the privilege of taking them
", at any time. 4 resolution was offered re-
>tricting the committee TO tho sale of the
bonds at par. but was voted down, and an
amendment a. niucty-tire prevailed. The
resolution did not excite As mIch debate as
was expected, but some time was occupied
in tilibustcriny and forensic display.
The Council is now in session discussing
the payment OF certain disputed accounts
There are scycr.l important questions TO
arise in the course OF the session, which Is
likely TO DO = long one.
The property Of the city along the river
bank where Edward Jackson was drowned
Monday and Il fine team lost is to he sold Al Il
built up by private parties.
The coal famine WAC 2n.tc6 today by the
Welcome arrival Of large and ample reinforce
n"nts.
am glad to say that the overcoat supposed
TO have hecn stolen by Nelson Waddell has
been returned. 1t WAS given to him to take
care Of while he was drunk, and he forgot all
about It; but somebody had taken it from
him, and to-dty il was recovered, and every
thing was made right.
Ii is proposed tonight to introduce for
passage certain plain and brief resolutions in
favor OF Il uniform tux on tobacco. and en-
trust them to a committee composed en-
treIv Of t0bGcco factory hands, to be con-
ycycd to Washington and brought to the
attention OF the proper authorities.
There WIS some slight Snow this morning,
but the clouds finally broke, and the day has
since been very bright and lalmy.
The plymastcr Of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Clio Railroad Company left this morn
mg to Ply the employees Of the Southsidc Iii
vision.
1t is stated that ten thousand persons have
'bccn yaccinatcd by the physicians employed
by The city for that purpose.
y party OF negroes charged with stealing
$72.5o We're arrested to-day, and will be eN'
amncd tomorrow morning.
Mr. William b. W lllilInson, al old and
esteemed citizen. died to-day; and Mr.. Mil
ton j. Sc;trl", ci.ic! clerk Of the post-o1licc,
died also, after 4 long illness.
RoDlS AnAIR.
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a PAINFUL RIDE FOR LIFE.-The Bangor
Wing tells the story Of 4 terrible ride which
Mr. Rufus Kilgore, man living in Oldtown,
had Tuesday evening. 1t seems that he was
walking Oh the railroad track in the dircc-
ton of his home when he was overtakcn by
q train which was moving slowly on account
Of the deep snow. 1t was close upon him
when he discovered it, and q moments de-
liberation convinced him that his only course
was to make jump for the coW-catchcr.
This he did, but miscalculat"d the speed Of
the train, and III consequence Of the severity
of the shock his leg WAS broken, and it was
with great difficulty that he managed to Sc
cure grasp. But he olung desperately, and
managed to drag himself up to the pilot,
hanging there during the run of mile, right
in the teeth of the wind, and covered with
flying snow thrown mp by the locomotive in
its way through the drift. No one on the
engine knew of his dangerous position, and
his cries for help were drowned by the noise
of the wind and roar Of the train until Old
town was reached aud he was discovered,
more dead than alive. Assistance and resto-
r,tives were supplied, and the frightened and
injured man will probably recover.
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letter frCIaa EOuaoun County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

LouDouS COUNTY, March 8, 1872.
If, as is popularly asserted, March comes in
like lion, he certainly borrowed for this oc-
casion the "tlccce rs white as snow" from
the lamb, in whose form he is said to go out,
bringing, as he did, the snow-storm of the
season-blowin", drifting, freezing. Should
spring allow winter to lingerin her lap much
longer, she will be so chilled and stitlened as
to lie incapable of starting sap or bud. The
cold. hard. dry winter has injured the wheat
intellectually, and not Il furrow has been yet
ploughed; 50 farmers are looking blue. and
exercising to the full their inalicnablc rights
TO croak and yrumblc
The various projected railroads dclude lis
from time to time with hopes Of being
brought into connection with the rest Of the
world; but we have almost ceased to expect
anything from them.
An alarm Of smallpox, brought into the
ncighborhaod Of Lincoln by visitor from
Washington, has made "bcin@ raccinated :"
quite fashionable amusement in the county.
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TEE MORMON DELEGATION Omaha, March
l0.-So train from the West arrived at
Cheyenne yesterday or to-day. Melting snow
In the mountains caused numerous washouts
along the road. The State constitutional
delegates passed here to-day on their way to
Washington. They assert that the reason
why the Mckeon party have decided not to
vote on the question adopting or rejecting 4
State government is that they may not en-
pose their weakness. They also say that Of
len thousand Gentles In Utah not more than
one hundred arc opposed to State govern
uspt
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The residence of r. J. Rcckic, on Cole
street, 4 block of houses OH Ontario street,
and Gill e Green's livery stable, in Montreal,
were burned Sunday. Loss, 10000.
lhir carburcttcd by being passed over pc
trolcllm is successfully used as fuel in some OF
the smelling establishments Of Europe. Chic
i'inc and carbonjc oxide, and nitrous acid and
nitrous oxide gases, arc used in connection
with the carhlTettcd oxygen. The idea is
that the air, charged with the vapor of the
petroleum oil, besides acting as u gaseous
fuel, also acts powerfully as producing agent,
and rapidly effects the reduction of the iron
from ore.
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The Lynchburg papers announce tho death
of Dr.. p. II. Gilmcr. ,.... ......,,..-.
Baltimore Conference Methodist Epia.
copal Church South.
Reported for the Baltimore Sun.

FIFTH DAY. ~r~-. --"s----,-~
WARRENToN, March II, 1s72.-The Con-
ference was opened with religious exercises
Ivy Rev. =. Is. Smith. H.r
The question WHO arc admitted on
trial 7" was called, and the following, having
passed their examination, were admitted |:
J. Timothy Smith, Louis Lloyd, William Z.
Evans, james William Compton, John c.
.;edwick, Frank Strother, William L. Lynch,
Henry c. Pitzer, Luke II. hardwood, La
layette Fox, Oliver e. Bcall, Sydnor G. Fer
gusson.
The question "Who arc dcacons Of one
year," was called, and the following, having
passed their examination, their characters
were approved: Francis Fl. Shipley, Henry
D. Bishop, Samuel w. Haddaway, Lewis e.
Martin, and Frazier FUR.
The character of ". O. Ross was passed.
Leslie Fl. Davis passed the examination OF
the third year.
The examination Of the character Of travel
ling elders was resumed, and Rev. J. II.
Waugh, the presiding elder Of the Rocking
ham district, reported that the Church was
progressing, not rapidly, but safely and sure.
ly; some increase of membership, two new
churches were built, class and prayer meet
ings We're better attended, and religious lite
nature has n good circulation. The aSEac-
tcrs Of the following were examined aa5
pissed: j. II. Waugh, II. Fl. Kennedy, A.
L. Boudc, J. W. Wolff, J. j. Ensle, G. Il.
Jefferson, j. Nj. Follanbee, j. +. Liggctt, S.
S. Ryder, and w. 4. Harris.
George Il. Jefferson was continued as su-
pcrnumerary. David Shoalf died during the
year, in full assurance Of faith and hope
Rev. K. Z. Busy, presiding elder of the
Roanoke district, reported his work "a ad-
vancing in may Of its interests, and that at
some points there had been considerable
prosperity. The debt on the district par
sonagc WAS reported az paid anal the house
as we'll furnished. His character and the
following were passed: J. 2. Etchison, VII
hanson Harris, J. II. Temple, j. n. Gray, Il
N. Stricken, S, S. Cox, and 7. Ii. Whisner
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CAPTURE AND KILLING OF A CALIFORNIA Rob-
BER.-San Francisco, March l0.-Iesterday
the stage-driyer between Stockton and Jenny
Lind saw u man in the chapparel whom he
recognized us one of the recent stage rob-
hers. An armed party pursued him, and Il
desperate fight ensued.
The robber was shot three times and was
MORALLY wounded ere taken. He admits
having been engaged in two recent stage rob-
Eeries. He refuses to give his name.
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TIE STATEN ISLAND FERRY Sr1Ts.-Ner
YORK, March 1.-THE Staten Island ferry
boat Westheld has been seized by the sheriff
of Kings county to satisfy Judgment in
favor of Mrs. Madden, whose husband was
killed by the explosion:
The widow OF Professor Chercvicre COM
mcnccd to-day one of series of suits against
the owners Of the Westfeld. She lost her
husband ind four children and sustained per-
soual injuries.
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Bedford county, and that two young men
named st. Clair bad been arrested ON susp;.
cion Of being in some way connected with
the crime. We now learn that, two near
relatives Of the deceased are believed to be
the guilty parties, and that this supDositioh
is supported by the strongest circunstantial
evidence.-Lynchbtrg Republican. / ]; s,y :, =
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A drover named j. A. Miller, of Goshen,
n. Y, was robbed Of about S12, 900, in To-
ledo, Ohio, Sunday night. Eight thousand
dollars was subsequently found in saloon
where it had been left blythe tibet, but tie
remainder and the robber are still missing.
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We learn that Mr.. William Nick. Wart
man, clerk Of the County Court of Rocking
ham, died at Harrisonburg on Friday last
after brief illness. He possessed many good
traits of character, and was quite POPULAR
Stauntoaa Spectator.
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COMMERCIAL.
corn AND FLOUR ExeHANGE,l
RICHMOND, VA. hirch l.. ETe. !

RICHMOND, VA. Mirch l.. EIz. !
OFFERINGS.
Corty.-Nhite, es4bushels.
pArs.-l ,2j& bushels. III .f-. ..... f... .s.--
MEAL.-.0 bushels.
SALES.
CoRE.-Wl,itc, % bushels very good nj epc.; lIei
,u9hets prineat 7oc Total, sd bushels. r
OATs-lee bushels very good spring at CSC; 60
bushels Good spring ut Gcc.-total, 1855 bushels.
RE-EXuBITED.
OAIs.-isl bushels.
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TIE MURDER OF WooLDRlDGE.--We an
nounced q few days since that IN old man
named Woodbridge had been murdered in
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-LoTs, &C., FOR
= sALE.-as intend to retire from bcsiness, on
account OF my advanced age, offer Tor sue IVY
EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS On FUN street.
iye squares from the Market.
st5.rL ARGE REFRIGERATOR suitable I9ea
hotel or restaurant, and FIFTY GRAPE-yiSE
- Ai.''o '' 49, -. 4 ne j.. G.. LANCE,
uhu.,u No. sos Fourth street.
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" GATHRlGHT, + L RNIT L RE IA
~. DEALER. having moved To tie new ca
store No. III Governor street. between AlalD II
AID Franklin. keeps on hand L large stock Of J. =
tic latest styles of HUME-MADE and NORTH
EtS FURNITURE; also, Lounges. Mattresses,
Bedding, &c; which will be sold ut the lowest
prices for cash. 1t will be 10 the interest Of buyers
10 give me cali before purchasing elsewhere:
f. GATHRIGIfT.
fc le-3in No. Is Governor street.
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NROCERIES.-50 hogsheads New Orleans
VI Sugars. ~ hogsheads Porto Rico Sugars &c
hogshet,is Denararrl Sugars 200 barrels Refined SUI
r,rs. Ips barrels New Orleans Molasses, 100 barrels
Golden and Crystal Syrips, 50 hogsheads Heavy Sy-
run 500 hays CoiTce-Rio. Java and l.agIay1l; 10
fierce, Carolina Rice. 30 bags Clover Seed Is hogs
heads Bacon. Ga ~ a. y. STOkES& GO.
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The Granite Contracts.

Before a committee of the House Of Rep
rascutatircs on Monday last, Supervising
Architect Muliett testified us to the Portland
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FURNITURE. dc.

We have now In store the largest and most el"2ant
assortment Of FURNITURE and MAIIRESSfS
that has ever been offered in Virginia We have lately
reduced our prices, and promise to please al! parties
both IN luuy and price We are .tIl innnTiSei
rIue and VIII maze 70 oruer any st!le Vi Ch->i-
TJRE or MATTRESS desired. ,,.
Amongst orr stock will lie found BEDSTEAuS,
WARDIOEES, SlDEEuARDS. CHAlkS. HhI-
RACKS, BUREAUS. WASiiSTANDS. TABLES,
DESKS ETAGERES, PAKLOR FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES, with great variety Of other I goods.
HARDWOOD L RITTER.
fo,F Cot STREET. Richmond, r.
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p-u@S and Chemicals.

THE statement lately made that drugs and
:. ucai> arc to be placed on tic free list in
for uDw tariff bill is mistake. 1t will only
Hr,"dr such IL produce little or no revenue,
"Dl i,laaiuly covered ly the list Secretary
h'NI",I submitted 10 Congress. The com
1Hl'',r viii probably Pot one hundred kinds
=. these artic.,> Oh the free list, but leave
ryarIy a~ many cn the dutiahIc list. The
dn,y On chemicals, drugs, and medicines, isa
s!atN affair, except upon such things as
opium, qninili", anilinc colors, &C., which ar
tlclcs will not tie put OF the free list. The
t,.rtti tight is not w1gcd on small things, but
on the more important work upon iron, steel,
lcai, copper, wool and wopl!cns. cotton aud
Xix goods, &c. The committee has con-
(:cI"i The iron and steel lis, making several
japnr'ait reductions. This morning the
affect Of wool AID wooilcn> was considered.
lui no vote WAS tlken.- Washington ttic-
4rsJl--- DGitlHtGrc Sun.
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rROCERIEs! GROCERIES,.

TOHN Ii. WILLIAMS, OF THE LATE
~ firm Of lIarvcys & Williams, has the pleasure OF
informing his friends and the trade generally that he
has taken the new store In Columbian BLOCK, NO.
1907 Cary street, and IS now receiving ny every
steamer choice lots OF FRESH GROCEKlE Els, Which
he will always sell ut the lowest market prices.
AIN now receiving aud have In store,
loo barrels standard SUGARS, -r ~.
81 barrels extra { COFFEE SUGARS,
50 barrels standard CRUSHED SUGARS,
10 Ilngshcars choicest NEW ORLEANSSCGhRS
n boxes very handsome HAVANA SUGARS,
20 hngsheads prime BACON SHOULDERS,
20 ticrccs choice LARD.
100 boxes hDAMANTlNE CANDLES, CS;
30 kegs Newcastle Jl CARE. SODA,
loo barrels very choice dark SIRCPS,
80 bags RIO COFFEES.
4 crIi l. solicited JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
f. l3-lu 1907 Cary street.
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BElrCc Hundred Million Dollars of tho
New Loan Placed.

The Government agents who were engaged
IN Europe in placing the three hundred mil
Ion. ct the new nationa! fi"c per cent. loan
oU tie market haze returned To Washington,
and report l!in whole amount subscribed for
- lave been delivered. Twrnty-one mil
!ipn- were paid for in coin, and for the re-
rn"iuVer ive-twen.ics were exchanged for
IL Er" bonds. The cash thus received was
ua..t Ia the purchase Of iye-twentirs in Lon
don at the best terms obtainable The agents
hly that negotiations arc pending for placing
IL further considerable amount Of the new
INN insL nl,tc
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RICHMOND PRICES-CuRRENT

OATs.-is1 bushels.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Correspondence Of the Rlchmonti Dispatch
Haoica! Anxiety About 1he Situation
%outts--It,c kwklmx Fsugbcar Wan.
tn.S~-,.Ehi.ant labor sscformcrs---In-
dicnfi0ns OF FU1are Movements, Etc.