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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

FALL-STYLE SILK HAT.-P. WEIsIGER Y co.
1901 Main street. are now In receipt of their iall
st,le silk hats These hats very stylish, and Gu
tirrlX new shane.
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PaDer.Ntsls Burned.

HAGERsrowS, Md, September 5.-Ihe
Antietam Paper-siils have been destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

I HAVE ASALYZED THE WIiskEf hSo" y
undcr the brand Of g B SELECT coh'roheu Wy
sIcsssrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co, kicnihonu'
Virginia. aud lind 1t free from fusil OH aho o.i'e,
Impurities, and recommend It's use ior ,ne,n''iN''
i ,,,niI, nurnoses j. B. MCCAw, II. D.,
I.tc prof. of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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INQUEST YEsTERDAY.-COroner Taylor held
an inquest yesterday afternoon at the City
Morgue over the body of the white female
infant found on Thursday near Shockoc
creek. Only one witness was examined,
who stated that Il woman had been seen IN
the vicinity of the place where the body was
found. dressed in material similar TO that in
which the child was found. Verdict: Death
from neglect at the hands of persons un-
known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

BURNED WITH PowDER.-Lawrence 1laakc,
Il son of Gerhard Haakc, Nineteenth and
Main streets. while in company, day before
yesterday, with a number of boys, was balIy
burned in the face by the ignition OF aq,lan-
tity OF fpowdcr with which they were playing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

ICE-CREAM.-Don'.f fail to leave your orders early
to-day if you wish PlZZIHI to serve you Win soile
of his excellent cream.
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CLOTHING.
FALL CLOTHING.
CASHMERE, CLOTHS, AND vESTINGS,
FOR TAILORING.

have the pleasure to announce to my customers
and the public that have returned from the North
with Il very tile stock OF
READY-MADH CLOTHING,
for mems youths and boys wear. / have special
tv OF DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS. Alse,
WEDDING SUITS which cannot be surpassed In
quality aud style In any house In this city. My Stock
Of FURNISHING GOODS is complete. My prices
are low. JULIUS kRAhER.t the Ciothler.
So s-S ,Tn&T 1917 Main street.
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NcKenxie's Raid Endorsed by the
TaxoS baKssoersaeY.

AUSTIN, Texas, September 5.-The Demo
cratic Convention, In session here, have
unanimously lndorsed Colonel MckeDzie's
raid into Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

PRAYER MEETINGS IN IIARylE.-A union
pravcr.mccting will he he'd i'll l'arYlctoWn
every Sabbath at O'Clock L. VI.
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PURE WHITE FELT HATS-the very thliie LOT 'nl m
s.ason-the prettiest felt hat out-for sale at L
WErs1GER & Co S., 1901 Main street.
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RKES & Co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FlRs i-oLA''
ARTISTS Their work gives universal sae!sia'''oii'
We have never seen bad picture from 'ie'l s",-
,erv. We recommend our readers TO their estaD-
us,,mont Nuip.hetween Ninth and Tenth streets.
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HExRICo CoUSTY CorRT.-This court met
Yesterday. and after receiving the report Of
the grand Jury adjourned until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
MILL Boiler Explosion and Loss OF Life

S5TUSTUsr
Providence, r. l., September "a boiler
explosion occurred ut Harris's new mill, at
Woonsockct, to-day, w:ecking two-story
brickand-stone building and killing two
persons. The wrecked building was in the
rear OF the mill, the windows of which were
shattered, but the operatives escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

Pembroke SHIRTS, ready ana maoe u
order, by E. B. SPENCE 6 Son.
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| SIMMONS & Co. have returned from New 1oiK
with large assortment OF fall broadway hats.
| Next DisUutch.
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Ruy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND fohNiSh
rvc cnops from E. B. SPENCE i Son.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND siilRfs 'ii'''
order by E, B. SPENCE l. SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

AUTUMN STYLES. all shapes, now ready, mt SIM
MONS & CO. next DiSpntch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

BROADWAY SILK HATS. ali prices, at SIMMONS
Co IS. lll8 Main street.
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lST or LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il TIRE RICHMOND roST-OFFlCE SEPTEM-
Rt& :. lsS2. ..,,
!cr<r> calling for letters IN this lis. ~ill rersc
,,y Aiycr:scd.'' If no: called for in four weeks
tcv will rc sent to the pcsd-L Lcttcr Office. IN NASH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

CONCORD GRArES.-A fine lot of this dellciou
fruit 1T PIZZINI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

DUCHESS D'ANGULISE rEAIlS-somc,hing yer!
nice-at pIZZINfS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

PEARS, PEARS.-PIZzlSI has several varieties
juicy pears.
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PARDON GRANTED William Curtis Negro)
was convicted of forging the name OF Ja-
cob Anderson in the Hastings Court OF
Richmond on the 14th day OF February.
1871, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
three wears. Application for his pardon
was nude on the 9th of February, 1871, by
Messrs. n. II. Lee, W. S. Davis, Walter ID.
christian, Il. L. Christian, and Others, but it
was not granted. About the middle OF Au'
nust Dir. Nonlrose Angle petitioned the
Governor ior his pardon on the ground
that he had served faithfully at the Ola DO,
miuion Granite-W orks, and had contracted
consumption, aud would probabdy not i've
through the winter. DR.. II. N. Walker
confirmed The statement Is to tire sleaith ol
the prisoner. and his pardon has Deeh
granted. HIS terM of service wolnd nave
expired on the 25lh Of October.
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OTICE.-I am prepared 20 pu. UP
~ E,RE.pi,ACE HEATERS for beating three
ar more rooms. Persong having Fire-Plase Heat
crs 10 DE repaired viii do we'll 20 SEND ID Afsf oS
'ti Also. s'S STiSSiNss, PLuMBisG. and GAs-Fifs
TING done xt short notice. . MA, t.,.sss
an as-am Geyssass ssysss, 6ishaand YA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

A COOLING: THING Is 4 GLASS OF ll|HlN'
soda-water.
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pbvsician and superintendent"

i HNSlNlti itShNtN'1'
Irpon receiving this resignation the Board
passed resolutions Of regret. and expressing
their sense of the valuable services rendered
by DR.. Conrad in the discharge OF the duties
of 80 difficult Il position.
\ resolution was also passed by the Board
changing the time for the annual meeting
from the first to the second "Wednesday in
November.
In this connection it may be proper to say
that during the administration of the retiring
physician and superintendent the total num-
Der Of patients received WAS 2l2-lOI females
and 1O5 males. Ninetyeight were discharged
and tifty-eiSht deaths occurred. The aver
age expense of each patient has been II per
week, SIG per month, or Sl92 per annlm'
The total expenditures have been about S2S,-
100, which have been paid out Of the annual
appropriations, except $1,000 for repairs,
which was Il special appropriation.
At present the institution is in excellent
condition, and has as many patients as can be
accommodated.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AND DRESS-WEAR GENERALLY.

Ny stock generally is now large, embracing uear-
" everything needed for the present and coming
season, and you respectfully Invited to an IN
spcctou before buying.
WIN. IRA SMITH, ACT,
100 Main street.
Sign LONG FLAG au1
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Md. LEGaErT, Commiss loner OF Pateu,s.

One Of the main features IN the above patent
seIf-sfarpenng and reversible point and share.
which VIII save all who IL m1re than one-haf oS
the usual cost OF plough castings; and as there are
cizht, three Thousand farms liz Virginia now ~ ING
low average OF twelve dollars TO each farm 'nt sutI
Of one milton of dollars may be saved each year "
the farmers OF this State alone. -.
Farmers caa send their orders FOR any slze, Hkns
or left hand. Il: n. - $500
S-wItSN2t ....as tl2o staIh - -.
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INTERESTING FACTS CoSCERSING TIE CEN
rrAL LrSATlC AsYLuM.-This institution,
which has been 50 successfully and cconom-
ica}Iy managed by Or. d. b. Conrad for
three wears and four months. Will pass ul-
der the control and care OF Hr. Ranuolpll
Bark S,iaIe-who has been elected DR.. Con-
RAIDS >ucccssor-iu the early part OF NoVcni-
Der, DR.. Conrad cave notice tn Governor
Walker about the lSt of August that II was
his purpose 10 resign his position rs SUI
econ in charge of the Asylum, owing to i'll
health and the fact that ii was necessary he
should reside 1T least for the present, away
from the city.
The Governor having decided to appoint
a new Board at once asked DR.. Conrad
whether he would be willing to serve as one
of its members. TO this he consented, and
the appointment was accordingly made. as
has already been published in the Dispatch.
II was his intention ut first to sever his con-
ncctiun with the asylum at the time Of the
interview with the Governor, but ut his in
stance, and in view of the fact that his sue
cessor could hardly be expected to prepare
the annual report, he has consented to re-
main until November. The following is DR..
Conrid'S letter Of resignation
"CENTRAL LUSATlC ASYLUM,
"NEAR RICHMOND, August 1, 1885
:. To the Bodrd Of Directors:
Gentlcmcn,-A Affairs of private nature
compel me to offer you my resignation of SUI
perntendcnt Of this Asylum, to which office
/ was elected by your honorable, body over
three years ago. This will take effect on or
so soon after the 18th of November, 1919,
;lS the financial and statistical reports for the
past year can he completed and submitted
;s required by the Code. This extended
notice is due as simple act of courtesy As
we'll rs 10 allow you ample time to choose
my successor. | conceive it to be my duty
to the institution to remain throughout the
financial year in order TO colatc these re-
ports. for which l am solely responsibc--ta
task my successor could not be expected to
perform. Respectfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

THE DRUGGIsrs' MEETING To-NIGHT.-The
druggists and apothecarles of the city are in
yitcu TO meet this afternoon at the Ballard
House to make some arrangement for the
reception of the American Pharmaceutical
Association, which will assemble here on
the 10th instant. and we trust that every one
of the craft in the city will be in attendance.
1t is extremely important to all the interests
of Richmond that the members of this Asso-
cation should receive favorable impress
sion of our city.
There will be representative men from all
parts of the Union, from Maine to Calfor-
MIA not plcasurc->cckcrs or travellers, but
business men of high character and large
means-mcn who will give favorable or
untavolable report It's they may find the city
attractive or the reverse. Our druggists,
therefore. ought TO take such action rs Will
best afford these visiting gentlemen an OF
portunity to see the unequallcd advantages
and beauty of our city both for business ana
rs a residence. It's splendid water power,
hcalthtul climate, and delightful locations
for residences. ought to be pointed out, ana
the Chamber of Commerce, with our mer-
chants generally, should come to the ald OF
the druggists. who are but few in number
compared TO the other Interests OF the city.
II is lust such measures aS these that VIII
bring to notice the manufacturing ana COM
mcrcial ADVANTAGES we undoubtedly have.
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F1;EPsAcuEs AT PIZZISl's.

FALL HATS at SIMMONS & Co.'S, next DtspateA,
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U EROSESE OIL.

Z EitV'oTI.NII VIIJ.
81 barrels KEROSENE, In good order, for sale
~ Owee. market price by l.. WAGNER.
au2i UruYgtst, sixth and Uroad streets
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4. f. L.: Mis-, {. H.: .nttondl lirgt"tdn. :;
MARTENS of The Portuguese Cong. Bithshalohi
Archer, RaIla tiu;:lIu 60.
VESSELS.
Louis Mathis schooner H. Pru"5icr: William
t,rn schooner Kate and iueila a. r.. Smllii
~cfuo,i.cr K. K. E..is: j. Thompson, schooner
~ullu: HlizN,r,i schooner {. Moore; g.. W
smith schooner Bennett schooner Ann Iwibiit
h. l.. VAN LEN, Postmaster.
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DEAD'S GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE.
eI Coodwyr,s Headache and Neuralgia Liuiment.
for sale by MILLER &c PIERCE, Apothecarics,
Fifth aud Marshall streets. Sc l-al, W 'S3tn
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AND DHAIR-GLOYES
a for s,leat MEADE BAKERS
g. Drug Store
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MOTHER PATENT RIGHT ON
~ STARKkrS DIXIE PLOUGH.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.-To all to
whom these presents shall cnme: Whereas PATRICK
H. ,TAKKE. of Richmond, Va, has presented to the
Lonn.issionsr Of P.tents t-titon praying for the
grant OF ietteis patent for an new zho use!ui
1Mpnoy ENESr in PLoUGns. description OF which
Invention is contained In the specifications, OF which
copy Is hereunto annexed and made part
hereof and has complied with the various require.
ments of law In such cases made ard provided; aud
whereas, upon due cxamisa,ion made, the said
claimant Is adjudsed TO be justly entitled To pa
tent under the law. Now, therefore these LET
TyRs pArES are TO grant unto the said pATRfcK
Fl. STARKH, bis heirs or assigns, for the term OF
seventeen years from the la,h day or August. sIss
the exclusive riyht 10 make. and yend tho sad
Invention throughout the United States and tue
Territories thereof. Is. CuWE,
Acting Secretary OF the interior.
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FERTILIZERS.
TOILET ARTICLES.


V,HE MAURY TOOTHBRUSH FOR
B Gale at MEADE 6 BAKERS
.o Dru Store.
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E<,4sTS, SHOES, &c.

GALL AND EXAMINE Z OURH
" nne assortment Of H.
TRUNKS. VALISES, SATCEELS, -
GESTLEMEN'S IIASD-SEWED CATERS and
OXEOkUS;
LADIES, MISSES, and BOYS SHOES, &c.
WISGO, ELLETT ChUMP,
tylo 1905 Main street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18
By Green & Wise,

[Rcal Estate Agents and AustonecrS. :, =,
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STOR
n BRICK DWELLING AND LOT OF
GROUND-By order of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia in the case of Nj. Eldridgc & Co., bank
rupts, the undersigned will expose for sale BY
public auction. in front Of the Mansion House,
in the city ofAlexsndria Va, on SATURDAY,
the l2tn of April 1873 at Il O'Clock m, S i:55f
BRICK TEN EMEN T and LOT Of ra.zsl
GROUND, on tho west side of Water street, be-
tween Gbbon and Franil kiln, in said city OF Al
exandria, fronting on Water street % feet and
running back l23 feet inches, being the proper
ty conveyed to NJ. Eldridge and +. A. Reed by
VIM n Goodhand and others.
Terms of Sale: One-Lhird of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue in
three instalments of three, nine and twelve
months the notes of the purchaser to be taken
for the deferred payments, with interest from
tho day of SALE and the title to be retain until
ali the purchase money be paid.
mn cots II. S. WATTLES, Assignee.
MG-The above sale is postponed until SAT-
uRDAY April 18th. up Its
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
Loss Of the Atlantic.

New York. April ls.-The agent of the
White Star line publishes sta tement denying
that the Atlantic went to sea short of provis.
ions, aud though she took on board the aver
age amount of coal it seems to have burned
with unprecedented rapidity. From this course
alone, and not from any fault of the managers
of the line, shortness of coal was unprecedented,
and Captain Williams decided to pear up for
Halifax. He reserves his decision on the lat
ter's action pending the report Of the Court Of
Inquiry.
A gentleman who returned here from the
wreck yesterday, reports her now as off shore
on her beam ends with her spars resting on the
surface Of the water and completely submerged
at high tide. She is broken in twain just abaft
the fore rigging. The bottom is entirely torn
away for twenty-five feet The bow is separa-
ted some sixty feet from the vessel and lies
among the rocks. Everything has been washed
out of it and picked up by the Wreckers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-18
LOCAL BIkEVITHES.

The horse attached to the wagon Of Mr..
| Thomas Pullman ran away on Pitt street, this
| morning, and after barely escaping running
over four little school girls, was brought to a
stand by the sgn-post in front OF the coach
factory of MIR. John Summers, against which
he ran, and which he tore down before his pr
| gress was stopped.
The exhibition given at the Coorcd Odd
Fellows hall, south Columbus street, last night,
for the benefit OF the Pioneer Club is spoken Of
by those who were present as Il very interest
ing and agreeable affair and as rejecting credit
upon all who participated
The obstruction to King street caused by the
repairs now in progress TO the sewerage at the
intersection of that street with Pitt, will, it is
said by the Superintendent of Police, not con
tinuc more than three days.
MIR. Sherwood had, at his stand in market
| this morning, "a fine assortment of fresh shad
rock fish, perch, &c. They We're just from the
seincs-and The rock, especially were large
aud superior.
The Jewish passover will terminate at six
o'clock this evening, after which hour leavcn-
ed bread which has not been eaten for eight
| days by those who keep the faith will be again
partakcn of.
| The Woodlawn Agricultural Association at
their April meeting received several interest
ing communications from members on agricul-
tural subjects. The next meeting will be held
on the 10th Of May at y. W. Harrisou's.
The whole neighborhood Of the Henry street
depot was aroused last night by an attack made
by the dogs that prowl around that locality
upon some passers by.
The steamer Virginia of the Maryland ferry
line was engaged to-day in Transporting lum-
Der to Fort Foote. The ferry was kept open
by row boat.
Wagon and coach drivers complain of a tree,
the branches of which so obStruct the street at
the St. Asaph-Strcet depot as to make It's
passage dangerous.
A fine Spring morning helped business to-
day, after the inclement weather we have re-
Gently had.
The roof of framed shanty near the canal
basin caught fire this morning, but the flames
were extinguished without raising an alarm.
The tides have been very high for the last
two days. Joucs' Point was for some time
| to-day entirely isolated from the main land.
The bark Chapman, lying at Prince street
dock is DOW taking in ballast and, will, it is
said, sail for Baltimore on Monday next
Oysters of excellent quality continue to arrive,
and sell at the dock at from 40 10 Scots bushcl.
Policeman Julian Arnold, who shot himself
accidentally some days ago, is rapidly improving.
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Alexandria Streets Cars!
LOWERING THE CORNER OF KING
AND FAIRFAX STREETS.

In grading King street for the new railroad
the corner Of King and Fairfax streets will have
to be sunk lower than any other point-probably
about ten feet But, however low you may sink
the corner, Mr.. BLONDHEIM is prepared to
sell his goods lower still: He bought his goods
with full knowledge of how things were going
down in Alexandria, and is selling now at lower
prices than any other house in the city.
In fact to be prepared for the worst he has laid
in supply of CHINESE GOODS, and engaged
the services of All SIN. Esq, SO that lie can
begin q lively business at reduced prices the mo-
ment be comes out Oh the other side As he cx-
poets to begin his through trip sometime very
soon, he begs you all to call, and if you do not
buy at least wish him u kind
ap IL FAX w ELL.
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.AUCTyO.y' S.9LES-TO-.NOR
Nv Green d. Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.]
Frs SALE.-By virtue of q
" decree of the County Court for Alexandra
county, Virginia, rendered at its March term,
1873, in the suit of Eliza VI. Mosher VS.. Parker
b. Sweet ct ais, the subscribers, commissioners
appointed by the said decree, will expose for
sale, by public auction, i'll front of the NJ lsion
House Hotel, in the city Alexandria, ' :, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of April, 1873, at Il
o'clock m, the following property, to VIII: A
TRACT OF LAND. containing about Al acres,
lying in the county of Alexandria, with the
BUILDINGS and appurtenances thereto be-
longing, and adjoining the lands Of w. ID. Mutt
and others. -..-.
Terms of Sale Sufficient money in cash to
pay the costs and expenses Of sale and TO pay the
deot Of $500 due from the said Parker II. Sweet
to the Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank of
Alexandria, Va the residue of tho purchase
money to be paid in three equal instalments OF
6, II and Is months, with interest; the bonds OF
the purchaser, with approved security, to be
taken, and the tltleto be retained until the whole
purchase money shall be paid. Conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
- w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
- Il. 0. CLAUGHTON,
NH 10-eots Comm RS. OF Sale
mg-The above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAY, the 18th Of April. ap l2-cots
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The MArkeJs.

New YORK, April lS-Stocks quiet and
firm. Gold steady at s7t. Money firm at 5 to
/ per cent. Flour dull and easier. Wheat
dull. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, April is. Va skies, old, 37;do.
consolidated So West Vas skies Is bid. Cot
ton dull and nominal; low middliugs lSalSt.
Flour quiet and steady; prices unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; white choice 205a2l0 fair
to primo do l75aoO0; choice amber 2O5a2lU;
good to prime red lS5al95; common to fair do.
l70alS0; red Western lS0al9j; amber Western
locales. Corn quiet; white Southern GG.61;
yellow Southern 63; mixed Western G2a62!.
Oats dull; Southern 50a5l; Western mixed 4Ga
Al; white 80 Rye quiet and steady. Hay un-
changed. Provisions strong and buoyant; stock
very light.
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Memorial Services.

ALBANY, April IS.-The Seward memora
services have commenced. Mr.. Chas Francis
Adams is now delivering his GRAFTON.
ALBANY, April lS.-The Senate and As
scmbly, Governor and State officials, judiciary
aud Common Council of this city met at the
Capitol at 10 a. m. and forming III line march
cd to the North Reformed Dutch Church tc
listen to the Grafton of Hon. Charles Francis
Adams on the late William II. Seward After
music, prayer aud reading Of memorial rcsolu
tons of the Legislature, MIR. Adams was
introduced to the audience by Gov Dix and
he proceeded to deliver his GRAFTON.