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ARRiF Ed.


ARRIVED.
Steam ship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Kew York, mer-
ehandiss aud passengers, J. w. Wyatt agent
Schooner ". T. Byron, burton, coal, CITY Gas
Works.
Schooner Robert Hsalsy, Mitchell, COAL City Gas.
Works.
sAMRp.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
ch:ndise and passengers. John W. " yatt, agent
Steamer Empire, iiautler. Philadelphia, Uerehan-
disc and passengers, ". L. Porter.
Steamer .oun Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. Il. Tatum, agent
MEMORANDA.
Owing to the rapid rise In the river at this point
tine steamship Isaac Bell returned yesterday after
noon to City Point, where she will discharge tho
remainder of her Richmond cargo.
The German bark Pepita, Gatjen entered at the
custom house yesterday to load with flour for Rio
Grande.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, February l7.-ArrtVed, steamers Old
Dominion, SOudcr, City Of Montreal. Westphalia,
France, South Carolina, General Barnes, and 70
diac. Arrived out, steamer Adriatic.
LIVERPOOL, February l7.-Arrivcd, bark lnyeSti-
gator from Charleston, 5. G., will 2ll0 bales OF cot
ton also, bark Conception, from Charleston, with
eIs bales, aud bark Bremen. from Galveston, with
$50 bales; and ship Sofia dc Villa from Savannah,
with l,773 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE new steam.
ship vaderand, the first OF the Philadelphia and
Antwerp Red Star Line arrived this +. III. She
steamed from the Capes u this city ut the rate Oh
fourteen miles per hour.
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(,uhnn Affairs.

HAVANA, February 17.-Senor Ollvarcz,
the political secretary, sailed to-day for Spain
to confer with the Government.
General Ccbalos has issued his expected
proclamation enforcing obedience to tue
Government proclaimed by the Cortes. ..]
Havana continues tranquil. The Didrio
hos only few words to say upon the events
in Spain, the Voze de Cuba still less, aud
the Constancia nothing ut all.
The idea OF a Republic in Spain does not
please the majority Of the slaye.owDers. They
do not make any demonstration. but arc evil
IDENTIFY disappointed. .
Business Is entirely suspended, and mer.
chants are refusing to sell exchange.
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SUDDEN DEArG-Beverly Tucker, coIored
man and blacksmith by trade, about TWEEN
ty-sevcn years old. living at 22O2 Main street,
was found dead in his bed at O'Clock yes
terday morning The Coroner, being notified
OF tie fact, viewed the body, but upon hear.
ing tho testimony deemed an inquest unnc-
cessary. 1t seems that Tucker had for seve-
raj years been suffering from some disease of
the brain, which his attending physicians
warned him might terminate suddenly. On
Sunday he was walking about, and retired at
night In his usual health His wife reported
that nc was we'll when she left at 8 O'Clock
to 20 to her work. At I O'Clock an acquaint-
| ancc going into his house found him dead.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

| Speta. d
MADRID, February IT, Minister CasseIlsf
| is about to send circular 10 the ForeigR
Powers to prevent their Intervention ia the
affairs of Spain. 1t viii assure them that
the Republic Is not aggressive in character,
and does not seek to interfere with other.
nations. 49,. IS & n
The Marquis De Bonilli, the French Ans
bassador, had long conference with Castel.
lar to-day. g
The orders for dispatching troops TO.
Malaga have been countermanded, tran.
quillity having been restored there. 80 S,
DEGREES have been published nbolIshiDg
the regulation requiring officers OF the army
to take political oaths. Brigadier-G General
Gracern has been appointed military go-
vernon of Madrid. General Nayia. on taking
command Of the army in the North, issued
y proclamation appealing to the insurgents
of the Basque provinces and Navarro TO lay,
down their arms and return to their homes
promising that they shall not be molcssedC
for the past if they comply. The defeat y
officially announced Of q strong CaElit band
near Burgos. go !
BAYoSNE, February 17.-Don Carlos has
arrived in st. Jean de Luz, ten miles from
this place. fl, afs.
.E... . =
LONDON, February 1.-THE programme
of the Vienna Exposition announces that
experiments with agricultural machines viii
DC made on the LcopoIsdorf estate, ten miles
from Vienna. The 18th Of June is the day
appointed for the competitive trial Of NOW.
ers, reapers, aud rakes; the 14th Of July for
threshers and cleaners; and the 18th OF July
for steam-ploughs, sewers, and burrows.
Horses, oxen, aud steam will be provided Tor
exhibitors on the grounds. j !:
Italy. Il 5SF
ROME, February liking Victor Eman-
uel visited the theatre Sunday evening, and
was received by the audience with shouts Of
/" Vice IL Re d'Italid e Amadeo."
The parliamentary committee on religious
cooperation have decided to abolish the:
| house Of the heads of religious orders, but
| to provide for the supporter the heads them-
| selves and their Naturalization for tbs loss
| Of property. @..@ - Z
Switzerland. a r
GENEVA, February 17.-Rev. Mr. Mer-
milIod having declared to the Federal Coun-
l.ci that he was determined to exercise the
functions of Vicar Apost olic despite the pro-
hibition of the authorities has been sent to
the French frontier under escort. sas Y
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, February II.
OFFERINGS.
WITHDRAWING, 2af bu. hels. Red, l.7s6 bushels
CoRN.-White, 1903 busholy. Mi1od, $50 bushels.
OATS.-l.59J bushels.
FLoUR.-lCO barrels
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whte AZ bushels prime at $500; es
bushels very good at $2.2e; 23l bushels good al
$?.l5-tntal, sG3 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, l4i bushels prime on private terms
200 bushels prime at 81 20 as bushels very good al
$2.S loo bushels very good atSlO; IS bushels very
good ut gals; IA bushels good at S2.ts-totl, 97C
bushels.
CoRN.-Whitc. 1.25s bushes very good on private
terms: 25i bushels very good 1T 7Gc--totll, sos
bushels. Mixed, G5a bushels very good OIL private
terms.
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Ry telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

EHw YORK, February l7.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal sales, s7s bales; up!an,s, 2lc. Orleans, 2ltc.
Southern Flour quiet at ssSS@S75o for common to
key quiet at 02c. Wheat-Prime spring firm: hold
ers Insist on full prices and buyers hold off. Corn
quiet at G4I66c. for new western mixed. Pork more
active and hrmer: new mess, slt.75. Beef quiet and
steady; plain mess, s3d$ll.75; extra mess. Sle@
$3.50 Lard frazer at 6-l6@8 0-loc. Turpentine
strong at &C. kosin worry firm at $3.50
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New York Items.

New York, February 1.-THE weather
here is quite warm since 0 o'clock this morn.
ing.
The trial of Scanned for the murder of
Donohue was commenced to-day. r,tt,t.ss,
The civil suit against Professor Need was
called o.day, but postponed until to-mor-
row. .
The Supreme Court to-day decided the
new jury law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature constitutional. The que
ton came up OH an appeal in the case Of a.
J. Barclay. ai ~f5s.
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SUPREME LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.-At
q meeting of the committee appointed to
make arrangements for the reception and en-.
tertainment Of the Supreme Lodge OF the
World, held at Pythian Hall last night. L.
L. Bass was elected president, n. P. Handy
secretary, and q. C. G. Hartman treasurer.
The following gentlemen we're appointed a
committee Of arrangements !: W. C. Caring
ton. W. Fl. Wade, G. T. Binfsrd, T. Briggs,
and o. Morganstern. The following COM
mlttee was also appointed to visit the Lodges
ia the city and to correspond with Lodges
out of the city for the purpose of raising
finds for the entertainment of the Supreme
Lodge: W. G. Darlington, W. Fl. Wade, and
c. T., Binford
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POLLOK Court, MoNDAY.-Justiee y. j.
While presidina.-Ths following eases were
disposed OF:
James McDonough, youth Of fourteen
years, was committed for ten days for steal.
ing one book Of the value CT thirty-fYe cents
from j. T. Elyson.
Charles Walker was sent down for thirty
days for stealing bacon from Alexander
Whiting.
Mary F. Royal and Fanny'JohnSon, fol
being disorderIy and using profane language
in the streets, and Philip and Lizzie John.
son for fighting i'll the street, were fined
= each.
John Shelton, charged with stealing five
sticks of wood from r. o. Gary, was sent
down for fifteen days.
Eddy Eddleton, charged with breaking
the door of hermann Haake with o stone,
was sent to Jail for three monthsin default Of
300 surety for good behavior.
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Gambler . Set senced.

PHILADELPHIA, February 15.--siner and
Kaas, convicted of maintainin. gambiinR-
house, were to-day sentenced 70 pay fine
Of $500, and to two years aud elk months
imnrisonment iD the Eastern penitentiary.
Marks and O'Brien received the same scus
teuee for similar offence.
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HIGH SCHOOL Roll OF UoNoR.-The fol-
lowing are the names on the "Roil oil
Honor" at the Richmond High School fol
this week: Serena Uutcheson, Fanny l.
Power, Belle Peasants, Emma Saville, Ada
ThacSstou, Carrie Walters, Matte Bagby,
Annie II. Jude, Julia L. Mitchell, Annie
Peasants, Belle r. Woodsor, Carrie Colin,
Alexina llutcueson, jacob Ezekiel, II. S.
Hutzler, 5. 7. Beveridge, W. Ii. Crutchfeld,
f.. lIulzler, Charles Strausc, George w.
White
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WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE follow,
ing kilograms were received at the Signal
Office tonight from the observer stationed al
Harper's Ferry to watch the river:
"8 P. A-Potomac has risen five feet and
half, and is rising yet"
"10:50 p. M-Potomac has risen two feet
since the last report, and is still rising"
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, February H.-Flour quiet and un-
char &c. Wnrat dull choice white, S2.20@i2e5
prime white s.'Os?s0; good to prime red, s.S5al
southern, $50; yellow, 5s@sac. Provisions strong
and buoyant. Pork firm at &4.5o. Bulk meats
Shoulders, 5ic; rib sides, &c. cear-rib sides oa6
&c. Notwithstanding, G!6O6t:. rib sides, 7iasc
9 nar-rb Sides Sc; hams. IsaGl5c. Lard, sGstc.
Whiskoy nominal ut Q2GlJ2tc.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.-Rosea and Harry Wat
kins will commence an engagement for three
nights at the Richmond Theatre on Thurs
day evening next, opening with the romantic
drama of "Trodden Down." Sale OF re-
served seats will commence at AulbolGs
Musical Exchange on Wednesday.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT VIRGINIA HALL.-The
Jefferson Literary and Social Circle OF Rich
mond, composed Of Il number Of popular
young gentlemen, will present . Robert
Macaire' and "Toodles" ut Virginia Hall
Tomorrow evening. The entertainment will
doubtless be entertaining.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERs REMAINING IN TnE
RICHMOND PosT .OPFIcH FEBRUARY Il, 1873
Post-o1lice box 43 (2). Mrs. p. K. Dunlop,
James p. Wood, Richmond, Va: Mrs. G..
Barry, No. 4sl Third avenue, New York
City Miss Judith j. Christian, care Robert
Carter. Shirley Wharf, Va.
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KINpLING SCARcE.-To manufacture his popu-
lar kindling wood, j. II WATKINS, I'LL Main street,
has secured superior heart pine wood, despite Its
scarcity, and can now supply best kindting and
cooking wood; also, Glover Iiill and Cumberland
CRATE, engine, and smiths COAL and egg. stove, anu
nut anthracite ned and weighed atowest rates.
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A PORTRAIT OF Ex-GovERNOR JOE JOHN
soN.--The Secretary OF the Commonwealth
received yesterday likeness Of Hon. Joseph
johnson. who was Governor Of Virginia
from 1850 to 1854, which will be placed in
the State Library for preservation.
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DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-Ahout noon yes
terday, while the hands employed by Mr..
Peter Lawson, Brook turnpike. were en-
gagged in making sausage, bis son Magruder. a
lad about II years old, had his left hand
caught in the rollers of the cuttinS-machine,
Iaceratng his fingers very badly. Dr.. p.
Trent was called in, and rendered the ncces.
sarY medical aid.
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PHoTooRAPHs-The card-pictures produced by
REEFS co. for $3.50 per dozen are. in point Of
flnish as GOOD II not better than any made at ,lo-
bic The cost elsewhere Their large work Is proper
'ionately cheap. They are tho only artists In the
city who arc successful in the reproduction of old
pictures. Their new copying instrument enables
them to DO this work at unequallsd low prices.
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CAtsh OF THE DELAY OF TIE CHEsAPEAKE
AND ONO TRAM LAST EvSSlsG.-The late
raIns caused very heavy slide on the Chesa-
peaka and Ohio road in cut about four
miles eaat Of CoviHgton, which was not rene
died until about halrpast s O'Clock last eve
hing, The eastward-bound mail train, due
here at $3.50, passed Millboro' just before 8
O'Clock last night. and was expected In Rich
mond about O'Clock this morning. The
westward bound mail train waited the half.
hour required by the schedule at Gotham,
and then went on to the White Sulphur, arri-
wing there nearly on the usual time
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The Missouri senatorial Bribery,

ST. LOUIS, February 7.--Senator-e!ect
Bosg sent q memorial to-day TO the HoI
asking that the senatorial bribery inyestiga
tion be re0peped, and promising to aid In
the closest scrutiny of his own acts 10 con-
nection with the election
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PoSTroS ED.-The stockholders Of the
Richmond Railway Company met Ill annual
meeting at the office Of Mcssrs. Lancaster &
Co. at ncoH yesterday, but without transact
ins any business adjourned to the same hour
and place on the I'D instant.
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HUNTSVILLE MAPkETs

LOUISVILLE, February 17.-Elour and corn un-
changed. Provisions active and strong. Pork sold
at Sl3Qtla.75. Bacon; Shoulders, 5t46c clear rib
sides, i3c. clear sdcs, &c. Lard -ChoIce leaf, in
ticrcea, sold Mt sstc; kegs oIatc. for round lots
orLor lots sG2tc higher Nhiskcy steady III ssls9c.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCIyTATI February l7.-Flour quiet and I'M
Pork firm at $l3.25@&l3.SO; offerings light. Lard
quiet; 7tGt7sc. for steam Sc. for kettle. Bacon
ste dy shoulders, SIC clear rib-sdes, iQ5sc clear
sides, TlITic. WhiSkcy steady at s3c.
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MTBrlsG OF THE TAXPAYERS OF FULTON
AND poET MAYo.-The property-hoders of
Fort Mayo and Fulton met last night at G.
W. Mahone's carpenter shop to consider
what should be done to have that portion of
the city Improved. Jefferson Powers was
made chairman, and William Cussens score
tary.
A committee was appointed to present a
petition to the Council setting forth their
grievances. The committee was authorized
to employ counsel to prosecute their claims
in court if the Council does not comply with
their request. The amount of S92 was raised
for the above purpose.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
the call of tue Chairman.
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a,,,,.s,,a Railroads and Rivers.

SELMA, Ala, February 17.-Through
trains, after suspension Of three months,
have been resumed on the Alabama Central
railroad.
The Alabama river at this point Is within
three feet of the great July food, and still
rising.
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COOK 4 LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at their
auction rooms, parlor and chamber furniture.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win sell at 10 A. NJ. the
toDacco factory Of ID. c. Mayo, with machinery
and fixtures complete.
f.. u. EACRO will cell at d T. NJ. all the houses
aud material OIL the lot OH the northwest SIDE OF
Fifth and Franklin streets.
MOODY & ROYALL will sell nj IL A. N. n farm
containing thirty acres, on the Midlothian turn
pike, five miles from Manchester.
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THE COMMITTEE on SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Of the House of Delegates will meet in the
hall of the House this evening at halt-past !
O'Clock to consider the subject Of taxation
for public free schools. Members OF the
Legislature arc invited 10 attend.
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A LEXANDRA PERFUMERS, Maw's
N Perfumers, Goldman 6 Shurtlefs Perfumers;
or i'aps Tor head applications; sceding-Cups and
Spit-Gnps; Bakers Broma, Cocoa. Sartna, SG.r
5ust rscatYea; 90 barTcls kerosene OIL.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist
eia sixth and Broad streets.
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sT.IOIIIS MARKET,

ST. LOUIS, February l7.-Flour quiet and un.
changed, with small bust ess. Corn easier; No.
mixed, sDsl!c.: ut East st: Louis elevator. aaG
23sc. Whfskey firm at soe Pork unchanged. Rc.
con firm; shoulders, Sic; sides, ia &c. Lard firm
steam tic. on the spot, and 7ac. In March; kettle
IA cralt
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4 SERMON TO TUE MlLITAEY.-Rey. Moses
D. Ho;:e, c!,IplaIn OF the First Virginia
regiment, will preach TO the regiment in
uniform on Sunday afternoon next at 2.
NJ, in the Second Prcsby terian church.
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AMONGST THE LIVE AND PROGRESSIVE rEsTI-
TcT1oSs ofthc day Is GEORGE p. RowKLL & Co.'S
Advertising Agency, No. IL Park Row, New York.
The establishment 10 80 systematized, and their
facilities are 50 ample, that the public is suro of
being served in the most complete manner.r-Bos-
ton post
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EcrAa1Es ArPoINrED.-The Governor has
appointed J. II. Matthews, OF Henry county
and Edward Thompson, Of Charlotte
county, notarics public.
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ANTHRAcITR COAL, WELL SCREENED AND
weighed, from o. 70 $3.50 per ton; Clover Hill coal
from $3.50 to &G.so and $3.50 per loads oak wood,
90 to $3.50 per cord Deliver frsa NIL fuel. Lswsss
prices Cor cash. Nineteenth and Cary streets.
C.H, PAGE.
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HOME ENTERPRISE THAT OUGHT TO BE EN-
CoURAGED-LEyY BROTHERS u NDERW WEAR
MANDATORY. Those white skirts, SIX tneks ana
q hem made OF fine cotton, sold for Sl..S, afe Inc
cheapest skirts ever sold Ia Richmond.
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Kuklux Released.

ALBANY, N. Y, February IT, William
Lowry, j. Rose Stewart, and Robert Hayes
Mitchell, kuklux prisoners, were released
from the penitcniiary to-day ny thet ffc ~
dents pardon. Fifty such prisoners remain.
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ALL KINDS OF FANCY TIES, seARgs, AND CEN
TLshEN's NOTIONS generally, at L. B. SPENCE 4
ssS's fashionable clearinghouse.
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nopor,cl cause Of Bismarck's Inncss

ST. LOUIS, February 1.-THE Democrat
publishes an extract from private letter from
Berlin stating that Bismarck's illness is due to
poisoned letters which he has handled. BE.
Is so troubled with dizziness that he scarcely
leaves the house. His wife, who reads bis
correspondence, is troubled with unaccount-
able feebleness.
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PHILADELPHIA, February E.-Peeves In fair de-
mand and trmer; extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers Ss9a*s.5O: fair 10 good S9.sO4$7; common
S5GIS8; sales, 1900 head. sheep IN fair demand al
*L5o0ss.5o; sales, 10000 head. Hogs $7.7s; sales
5000 head.
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vEw MORE GOODS LEFT AT TILE OLD RKL1A-
BILE corner Thirteenth and Main streetsl, which
they are running OF Mt very reduced prices 10 make
way Tor tho spring stock.
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GENTLEMEN WHO ARE IN WANT OF cLoTH1Se
Or FURNISHINGS would DO well by calling on Z
u. SPHyCH & SoH at once.
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THEY ARE CLOSING OUT THEIR HEAVY DeLLAH
SHIRTS at E. B. SPENCE s soN's Con before The,
tho SHIFTS are all gone
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WILMINGTON IN. CJ MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, n. c., February 1?.-spirits tur-
pentne sic. ROsin quiet S3.l5 for strained Crude
furpcntine steady: $325 for hard, Ss25 for yellow
dip and virgin. Tar, $3.50.
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Massachusetts United States Senator
Bosros, February ia resolution In
the House to-day to go into the election OF
senator tomorrow was laid over. e
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MIRACLE or CnEAPSBss-Those colored-eds
Bib Aprons, with fast-coor borders, for % cents
ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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FINANCIAL.
FDY TELEdRAPn.1

NEW YORK.
NEW York, February 17.-Mc ney stringent. Ex-
change woak at osi to 1881. Gold, 1a to ll4,. Gov
ernments steady. States-Tcnnessees, 70; new, tot
Virginia's, Is; new 80; consos, IS; deferred. lag
Louisiana's, SO: new, Is. Lcyees, SO; s's TO- Ala.
bama's, 80; SIS, IS. Georsia's, IS; rs, 81. North
Cardinals, So new, Is; specisl tax, u.s. Sonth Car
oina's, 40; new, 81; April and October, "a.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l5.-yirginia eonso1s, $50
West Firginia's, at. Bids to-day.
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JUST RECEIVED AT P. WEIsIGHR q Co.'S.
FRENCH SOFT HATS In all the variety Of colors 70,
tha spring trade.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On an auies Of real sstatc made bd,oesn tbs st a
january and soth If June the taSes for Me pre-
sent yr,sr hare 10 be paid w ihs purchaser; IN
" The ues1 Ma tres hare to be pad By the seller
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TIE RISE IN THE RIvER.-Thc strong cur
rent in the river yesterday morning created
apprehensions of freshet, which wee
heightened by special telegram from Lynch.
burg to the Dispatch, which was put on our
board, stating that The river was ten feet
high and still rising. One of our reporters
visited the lower portion Of the city ycsier-
day afternoon, aud found the water over the
wharvcs and making rapid Roadway to-
wards Main street. Persons in that locality
fearing that it it would get into their houses
were making preparations to move into
the upper stories. The current was at that
time running very strong, and carrying
down good deal Of drift wood. One Of the
Powhatan steamers was lying at anchor
about half mile below the city, waiting I'm.
til such time as the river may subSide suffi.
GENTLY for her t. land her goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-18

sIEfNe STYLE SILK HATS At p. wErsIaER !
Co.'S, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-18

HgSRIco COUNTY CoUET.-No business OF
public interest was transacted in this court
Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-18
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fspecial Telegram 10 the fsfapat1bs5 3;
PORTSMOUTH, Va. February It'll sotr1
stock company was organized here tctays
with d capital Of go, COS, for fnanu6etursfS
the = carbo-hy drogen gas machines Z for q Z
State Of Virginia. 81.
a negro ferrynian named John Brown
was accidentally drowned here to-sighs ID
Norfolk slip. The body has not been re-
covered. s