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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MACH 3.-Beeres.-There were no fresh re-
cefpts but a number OF carloads that arrived late
veslerdl, were on sale. The market was quiet, but
firm, at sustained prices. Among the sales were 207
Illinois siilers. 81 average. al lH6 &c. ~ b.,
dress 81 10 50 lbs. 10 IN" gross cwr; 30 coril-cJ
illinois steers, ~ cw at 1919, TO dress 81 lbs.
Illinois steers ~ cwt.. at DC. 10 dress 81 fbs
OF Illinois steers. 81 cwt., at laal 2ac TO
rcs, 81 10 IS ts.: 20 illinois steers 64 cwt., al
IlHc TO dress 81 rs: go in,s steers, 81 cst,; q
lie, 10 dress So TBS II Kentucky steers, 81
cwt.. at l Il ic., to dress SO NJ.
Cutres.-r eccipts were 22b head, all milk fed
yeals of ordinary to prime quality aud readily sold
at 94@11c "a b.. Including 80 bucks county veal,
a lc = h g Jelsey veal. IS = los4l lc' and Al
sheep:-Recepts to-day were cars, or l,l0o
considered. about the same as reported Yesterday.
when common 10 fancy lots were sold 1T 6S4QS&c,
Pb. =,
10. III Ms, M re: SYl do. ~ 6ac; BOA de-, 80
Us. ut &c; ITO do, OF lbs, at 74c.; and S6 do.
80 fbs.. at 67ac.
,Spine Receipts to-day were l cars, or 1906
head more OF which were on sale alive. Dressed
hogs were ouo,ed at 9I6QI DC. "a d. for city, and
97s99%c for western.-Journat " Commerce.
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iCorrcsIondencc Of the Richmond Dispatch. ]
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, March 81, 1878.
The weather WAS threatening, and the
lIT:Aeis busy to-day, consequently the al
tendance Vas not large. Judge Farrar pre-
s.Ged. The most important act Of the court
"as the appointment Of Dir. Body Us exec.
ntor OF the will OF Mr. Lonord, Il wealthy
IT gt-hmau, who died in this county. His
bond,lncn were Charles NJ. Adamson and
IT Walter TrayiIliau, Of England, whose
LANES were attached by "powcr of attor.
hry,' upon The motion Of Mr.. Wei>ker, Com
Apn"eai'h'r attorney.
he Judge vas very careful 10 examining
81 lhe papers before granting tue motion.
II" also gave order for the appearance Of the
Lite sheriff Of the county (Mr. Coln.aD) al
A'"t court 10 s"ttle his accounts with the
commonwealth. After getting through the
H'chct Of business the Judge extended the
.'r u The c0urt'bhusc TO Sir. Chambliss, of
=. -. ',!A, ~:afc = -. speech. u
81" !4eIr has ~Q.a0Fiiy l0r saying that u
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKET AND
PROVISION MARKET.

MARCH 22.-Catue.-The market is active and
firm. Prices are uncl1anecdi Io'ai fange' 5TG !t'
market. mn -
Hoos-Thc market Is quiet. The receipts are all
of common and fair gfaeS. Selling common al
S7mS7 rs fair AID medium, sSDsS 90; NO good
or choice grades offered.
SeeD.-Thc MAJ ket Is quiet and firm. with sales
nj SJtL>7 for /, ir 10 x pDd.
prDrisions-! he market Is quiet and u shade
easter III tone to-dty.
Mess Pork here Is nothing new In The market.
civ mess could be had 1T S2l ~ barrel, cash and
sn0t country mess, IL good points. heid At NO bO
a. barrel rump pork ranges from Sl6.5O u Yl7 ~
barrel.
shoulders, 7ac.; clear sides &c. he trading ID
dav is very limited. nd Ut the Close OF Charge the
market Was duil ..,
Bacon-Thc market at the close Of Change was
auIct shoulders Ssa s'sc: clear rib-sides held At
l7c.. and clear at 24(g 2asc.
SyDnr cured Hams. i hr market Is firm ut ] ~
6l31c.. ~ to brand and average:
Iurd I he market II not so firm as yesterday.
Prime steam sold ut 1910, loose ciiy kettle Deid
at Ike, and country at l4sc.-TiHss. -.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

769 bales III l6&@l7c. Southern hour firm ana
moderately active: common In fair extra. ~ ESQ
ter with moderate demand; 4I.266x1 30 for vim
ter red western: 81 29@lsl 80 for amber western
Y1.3Omtl 40 for white we.terB. Corn lac. bet
S6GS6ac. for we tern mixed in sloie; SGH(GS7c.
for western mixed aioat S76S7kc. fer yellow
western SIC. for yellow southern. Coffee firm
at 15HGO &C., gold Sugar irm. Rice quiet
and unchanged. ra'low hrm at SIC. kCsiu
and tnrpenline steady. Pork easier; new JOB lois,
S20.75@s20.S0. Lard easier: prime steam, l44c.
Mhi,key active moie and firm 1t *l.l5 Frtignts
more active,
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The United States Supreme Court has rem
dered AN important decision in respect TO
claims for lobby. services. The action was 10
recover for services rendered in procuring
aclion by Congress on claim for compensa'
ton for the negotiation Of the treaty OF Qua.
daloupe- Hidalso. The point decided is that
claims for Iobby-seryices are not fouodea 10
good morals, aud cannot be maintained IN
the courts.
Hon. Sam. Randall, of Pennsylvania, has
an ugly mug but a good head. But the last
is nothing, tor the greatest assesin our gene
raj Assembly have u chronological develop
ment worthy of Solomon" Meta," IN re-
ters6urg Appeal.
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NEW YORK LUMBER MaRKEr,

MARCH 23.-Ltmber.-The movement ia upjm-
nortant Just now and very litte trade Is looked for
until the pertof or resumption of navigation Ran.
dom cargots are quoted a. Sl6.5O6Qk19, and or.
dered schedules a. ii 5000. shinfles are quoted
1t $l0gs12 u VI. Tor pine extra shaved and siSl1
s2L for cypress Snutheru pine IS quoted W min
the range OF *25@36. y he Juuta,i ons are
Southern pine, T25@35; white pine box boards,
SS wne pine ss1s box boards
WOOD boards and plsnks, s54ll55; cherry boards
aud pianks, S65e0S0: oak and ash. s404D50; ma
PIE and i, birch, 1854; black walnut. s75@1I0;
t42@52: spruce boards and pianks, t22@23:
hemIoca boards and pisuk. $4,000: basswood
boards and plank, *25930.-Joarsat Of Gem
merce.
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Letter from Louisa.
TRkvILIAN's, LOUISA COUNTY. VA.
l4,roh Ssth 1S-E

TRkvILIAN'S, LOUISA COUNTY. NA-
March 25th, 1875.
Editors Dispatch: Last Friday week ago
a negro man named Frank Robinson was
brought before Justice Dunn charged with
rape upon a daughter of his (Robinson's)
wife. He was committed to await the action
of the grand jury. The Circuit Court. now
10 session, has, am informed, tried and
sentenced him to five years service in the
pcnten,iary.
Another negro fellow, put in the county
inl for stealing tobacco, would perhaps have
accompanied him to the same institution bad
he not few days ago broke Jail and left for
parts unknown.
We are having high, dry, and cold winds,
and vegetation, which had commenced from
he effect of few genial days preceding, Is
now ut Stand-stlI. Farmers are busy seed
Ing oats and ploughing for corn. {.
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March %, 1875.
The bresks during the past week were 99S hogs
heads, 81 tierces, and 90 boxes. Since our last
weekly review the Richmond tobacco market has
not experienced any change. The trade seems In
cllned TO proceed cautiously and to watch very
closely the developments OF the immediate future.
The market is not particularly active There seems
10 lie dizziness everywhere In the demsnd for
manufactured tobacco, and the condition of finan-
cful affairs since The tobacco-tax was increased
affect prejudcislly the market for leaf tobacco.
Advices to the prospects OF the crop for the
rent year will, of course according to the favorable
or unfavorabe reports. havea very important bear
ing upon III" future course OF the market.
We continue our approximate quotations:
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Weather KpDGrf.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy and
warmer weather east of the lower Missis-
sippi, with southeast 10 southwest winds,
falling barometer, and light rain west OF Al
abama.
For New England and the Middle States,
clear or fair weather, northwest winds sbiit-
ing to southerly and southess'eriy, slowly
rising temperature, and rising followed oy
allinu barometer.
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PITTSBURGH AND TITU>VILLE Pc
.. TROLEUA MARKET.

MARCH 23.-Crude.-The market Is decidedly
cee0ingiy light deuauG. The best prices offered for
immediate shipment were t1.75GSl. TN: 80
asked. United az wells, IL 52k1s1 .55 hid.
Refned.-Ihrre Is hardly any demand. Balti-
more dt livery may be quoted at about 2S@ exc;
phiadeiDhis. l4latG 4&c.
Uil-Bdrrets The market is decidedly dull and
little off; city niake. 81. 25@s1.35 country, 10
$1l5.
1ITUSvILLE, March 23.-The Herald says There
was not much change In the crude peiroltu m mar
kets, with the exception OF United Pipe. which adj
vaDced to II. 80. but was weaker nj the clio c. Ship
mtt I'll WAS c;@dlngiy dull. and closed at tl.77H
bid and 81. 80 asked Pitt8burgh DISPATCH,
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TEor the Ijispatch.l

CrLpEpER, VA, March ., 1873.
A very interesting protracted meeting Is
now in progress in the Baptist church. Kew
W. Z. Hatcher is aiding the pastor and doing
the preaching. The meetings are largely at
tended, ard much interest pervades the con-
creyation. Already some twenty persons
nave professed conversion, and several have
Joined the church. Many iuquirers are yet
asking what they must do to he saved:
EN-.
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g,ettrr from Da,isii!e.

fCurrrei.uu,i,.H",. at The Richmond Dis;atcl.I
DNyIIlr. Va March %. 1915.
Tuurr are SOM fu'i!na'lonS that the Rich
r.nrd and plnNIly halroai Company Is 60
.g-,tu TIC a1ltn the workshops on The north
>.,i,. Of the river. \ committee Of gentle
Mt. lately applied for permission TO Use The
n,s,,~ on sunday evenings Tor rcilslous pur'
,..,>. and were told that the company en-
,r..r,d IL have 4 li>c'!or them. 1t i said
Tia, .orpr Of the rlrpol e in The workshops
o.. ,l,. COMPANY at Richmond have been look
3L,i... nome, here. some interest l. icIt III
Il, matter 10y parties interested in the growth
q The town. aud many would be glad if the
T,ouuc! would ollcr Inducements Of some
Kind 10 The company.
Mr.. Thomas +. Cheney, who lived near
Dluy.lr. died suddenly on Friday evening
lat Of apoplcNy.
Asa vicious COW vas chasing little boy,
,l.r son of J. Il. McCullv, Il day or two ago,
ny.r Newfoundland dog, aroused by the
screaming OF Il negro woman.>crNanl, caught
Tie r,w and held her Till the boy got away.
t4n;uin ". +. Robinson il now putin"
.,, 1850 stores in place OF those burned last
,H. Mr. j. ". Pace is building store on
,In.htIa ,lrcct near the corner OF Milii anu
Cra-u,ad. Mr.. J. ID. Watkins, OF Madison,
:. {, has contracted for the building OF Il
.lrk lo,urro.factory near the corner Of
Lam ana LOYAL streets.
~r,,,n parcels ci tobacco weighing LII
r9uua, were sold several days ago at one OF
tfp, Warehouses hy Mr.. w. l.. McNeary, 4
ili.rt,r III tul> county, Tor Sl.3o2.
Ng. tr.olg" Price. Il gentleman OF eighty
.y, wears. vas married on the night OF the
Nj Ilnrrpr,. Faulkner a lady oil
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1875.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.
Steamer john sylvester, Clifford. S0rfOik, Inrr-
chnudi,e and passengers. l.. Is. ratun.
schooner Walter +. Green, Cummings, Proyl-
deuce. glIAno. j. ). Knox.
Schooner Jamestown, Bunnel, New York, hay.
J. Is. Bland.
Old 0ouinion Iron and NaiI-W0rss.
schooner II. p. Simmons, Wilietls, Norfolk,
light, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchant
disc and passengers, W. Z. Porter. sgrnt.
Steamer Transit. skinner, Baltimore, mtrchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
Dany, , 80 ,,,,,,,
Dhfa, granite, Richmond Granite Company.
schooner LeoDessa. Achron, Wilson's wharf, TO
load lumber for Maine.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Ariyed: Schooners
Martha Collins, Groves, and Alice Curtis Phillips,
f,om Richmond eta James river.
PHILADELPHIA. March "a cleared: SCHOONER
John Mct;innis, Cobb urn, for Norfolk.
TARPAULIS COVE, March 21.-lr por Sclioon-
ers Emma l.. Porter, Chapmap from Portland Tor
Richmond. and Roamer, Mcfarland. from Bath FOR
Richmond: also schooner II. ". squire, Hamden,
from Woods II ole for City Point.
BY Telegraph.
new YORK, March 25.-Arrved: City OF Vera
Cruz, Europa, ChauDcey, Metropolis.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March 25-Eoon.-Stocks active and
excited. Money, 8. Gold, 115S. Exchauge-Long,
4S3; short, 4S7. Governments active and higher.
States quiet and nominal.
Erening.-Money active at 3@4. Sterling, 4e2h.
Gold firm at 116@116S Governments active and
strong; new 5's, 115H. States nominal except
Tennessee 's which are lower.
The Gold, Steck. and Produce Exchanges will BE-
closed TO. morrow on account Of GLod-Friday.
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PosrAL.-James F. Owens is appointed
postmaster at Hooe's Neck, King George
county, Va, cice John Washington, reslgned d.
". s Somers is appointed postmaster at
King George county, Va, vice John Burke
resigned. j. b. Layne is appointed post
master at Glenmore, Buckingham county,
Va, oice William l.. Hackett.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

MARcn 22-MtnnJdct,red Tbbacco.-Trade is
rather dull but holders are irm, and asking former
prices. We quote:
Virginia bright tine pounds. ...S4194c.
Virginia bright iue and extra twi,ts..... zoe.
Virginia bright extra 6-iuch twst........, zee.
virginia brighi 6-tLch and 12-inch twist 7Ic.
Virginia medium and 2-inch twist..... 64c.
Virginia medium bright navy, u.s. As,
and ...................54957c
Virginia bright Us and los. ...........506b5:.
Louisville navy, bright. .65466c.
Louisville navy, mahogany. second class. 56aT6Oc.
Louisville Eavy, mahogany, first class. ..64@65c.
Louisville navy. Oar
LOUISVILLE hne-cut chewing. .54977c.
Smoking:
North Carolina Durham, bs, s. and US .6O@7Oc
Virginia bright, Rs, Us aud 3s.-.......6lGy7lc.
lCOurter-J0urnuL.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March 25.-ThG cattle marker this
we K was generally dull. nut good cattle wtr. itc.
better than last week; while common, espt cial y
towards the close. we've shade lower: very bes' on
sale. 6a@7Ac.: that rated as tSt quality 5m Gsc I;
4sc: receipts. |. 254 head: sales 9S4 head Hogs
The receipt this week were g. 59S head at The close
o.: the latter price for 4 tew extra sheep have
been in fair demand al 5QgS receipts, 1857
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FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
PARIS, March 24.-Buffett, to-day, in an
address to the staff Of the Department OF the
Interior, d xelt with emphasis on the fact that
the present minority is essentially conserva-
tive.
Spain.
BAYoSHE, March 24.-Don Carlos has is
sued decree calling toto military service all
males in the Navarnese provinces over eigh-
teen years Of age.
Hungary.
PEsTH, March 24.-An election for men,
bcrs Of the Hungarian Diet was held in Deb.
rein to-day. The Radicals had nominated
kossuth, but Minister kisZa was reelected
by an overwhelming m joll:y.
Germany.
LONDON, March % $50 4. M.-The
N,rs's special from Berlin says: 1t is def.
nitelv settled that Prince Bismarck is to be
made Duke Of Lauerburg.
Great Britain.
LONDON, March 25-5 d. N.-Cotton mas
tiers OF North Lancashire held meeting
Yesterday aud resolved on general lockout
unless the operatives of Pickering Mil. IN
Blackburn. who are now on strike, return
to woIk Internationally.
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rhe Beecher Casc-Specte Shipment

NEW York. March 25.--The Tilon.Beecher
scandal trial was adjourned to-day until
Monday from alleged respect to Good-Frl'
day.
The steamer for Havana to day took out
nearly half a million in specie.
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$50 Or
STOCK OK HAND.
1874. 1875.
. a5o hopsheads 4,547 hogsheads
LOOSE TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH -Tobdcco.-Kentucky leaf Is lightly
deaIf in" seedlpaf Is selling In small lots. Gene.
rally prices have not varied but they are II good
mart for pA1Ge sales S6e cases 1So n s.
aeiaa LOT; seedIeaf, at S@55c.: "a cases 1870
crss T1 at i2 200 bales Havana at
sic Gs1 25. vrsipls leaf Is imscl Se6, s uark
Saaly shipping leaf, l7a22c-; common TO good
1oGII &C.: Iugs, local 1Ec. for good and 9gloc
~ cnm,nap smokers, good, 3tGZoc.
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ss2. 50ns925U: band, 10 @ ,uefe.
3-l6 to 10. ~. $50: horse-shac. 500:
rods. 1891 6 Inch. s67 5J6ns12O: hnop, g,,y No.
ROD, per pound. 7G1sc.: sheet, Fussa MS 70 essor:-
MEM, l4h(115c., gold: sheet. singles. doubles. and
.reoies, common. f5ll5c.: sheet. doubles and
anu SECOND quality list, 2035 per cent. discount.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 25, 1875.

OFFERINGS.
WHHAT.-Whle, 90 bushels. Red, "a bushels.
CoRN.-White, 446 bushels. Mixed, 204 bushels.
OATs.-2.4S6 bushels.
MEAL.-90 bushels.
POTATOES.-6S bushels.
PEAS.-40 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-White. 70 bushels on private terms.
WHEAT.-Red, "a bushels on private terms.
CORN.-White, A bushels good at SOc.; 260
bushels prime at SIC Total, 304 bushels.
CoRS.-kixed 154 bushels very good at Sic. !:
so bushels prime spring at Csc. TOTAL, 204 bush.
els.
OATS-2OO bushels mixed at &c.; SO bushels
prime spring at SEC. TOTAL, $50 bushels.
FEAS.-40 bushels on private terms.
POTATOES.-6S bushels on private tcrms.
RE-kXHIBITED.
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Phi-Kappa-Sigr ma.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20, - The Grand
Chapter OF the Phi-kappa-Sigma is in seS,
sion here. The reports show unprecede nted
pros perity. The membership IS 2,JoO. lhey
DanqNet tonight ut the Continental.
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ThrensentdC Coal Famine.

New YORK, March 25.--The destruction OF
the coal railroad bridges Of New Jersey
threatens coal famine. The supply OF
some of the most important yards Is en-
hausted and they are closed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 25.-Flour firm and quiet:
Rio brands, t62J@:6.50; others unchanged.
Wheat firm: Mar, land red II 23GIsl 80. Corn
buoyant and stronger. Oats ana rye dull and ur-
changed PROVISIONS quite, aud seady. Pork scarce
and fr,r ut $50 5O0IS21. Bacon steady. ard dull
and ,,e,dy. Coffee dun and nomiual. Whikey,
Sl.14t@f1.15. Sugar stronger.
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CINCINNATI MARK ETS.

CIyClNSATI March 25.-Flou. In good den aud
for lower g,adrs dull tor higher grades. Corn dull
and unsettled ut 6SM69c. Pork and bacon quiet
unh steady shoulders, SC; clear rib, lt" Gear,
l2tc. Whiskey quiet ut Bl.ll.
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CHICAGO StaISk ETS,

CHICAGO, March 25.-Flourq quiet and unclaimed.
Corn excited and irregular No. mIAch. ESQ
BSar.: rejected, &c. Pork excited nj .20a9
SOTO. Lard active NJ 3S7hlgsl3.90. Whis-
KEY IN fair demand at Sl.l2.
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Hogs with light Supplies, hui limited tranSaC-
tons occurred. The demand from summer park
ers, local spectators, and shippers was liberal, who
were again disappointed. Local spectators we're
the le ,ding operators. they exhausting the scant
offerings quickly placed on sale at st1f figures
pounds. Natives steady at 500 $50 for medium
to fair and T7.75 NtS.25 Tor good to extra cnolc'
butcher grades. Workers steady at s6QDt6.75.
sa'eS unimpOrtant.
SheeD.-Slow and quiet: demand only moderate
and II n good Grades; supply small and mainly of
common; values week al 80 5O@S4.75 for CON-
mon 10 fall and t525GG for good 10 choice nut
ms
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LOUISVILLE VI ARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. March 25.-Flour quie. md un-
changed Corn s'caGy al 6Gtc. ProytiDns quiet.
Forks so. BucUn-Sh0uldcrs, Shc.: clear rl0,
81 90@t12; clear *l2 62a. Prime ard-sics m,
lake; fierce, ljc.; key. Ice. Whskey, SILL
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Raid OH saloons.

New YORK, March 25.-The pretty waiter"
Girl >aloous on Broadway and Blocker street
we're raided on last night by the police and
the inmltes arrested.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Flour firm aud lnactive.
Corn higher: No. mixed 7017lAc Whskty
frmer al 81 10. Pork declining 1t s2U.50. Bacon
irin. Lard firm ut l3Ac.
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MULES, HORSES, DC.

EOR SALE. light SPRING-WAGON,
n "a norfpct running ORDER Also, first-cllss
WOkK-lIORSk and Il sci of WAGON HAR NrSS
viii he sold separate OF as whole. A bargain may
1T. GATEWO0D,
NH o6 Second aud iirac' streets.
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BALTIMORE, March 25.-Virginia 6's peeers,
50; consols, So. West VirEpias, 81. North
Carolina 6s, old, 90: new, 10; special tax, 8. Bid
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FAMILY pOiS NED.

[rirmation has been received here that
several l1.m.er> Of the family OF Mr.. SLATE.
d r5t,l.n OF Dinwiddlc county. were made
..r.og>ly III DAY or two ago by poison ad-
ruI..,tyrrd by Il servant in milk. AT last ne
,.,,.g,, no deaths had occurred. but serious
a,,r..h,n.rur> w,r" teli IL 10 the result. The
,t,.,4u,-gi.i was arrested and l'dsed ~
ill 10 await EXAMINATION. Full paIuc-
i.,tr> have not Yet been received. though II
+, ,,.,rd the accused admits the poison was
-.N.r ..r Ay Der mother. kOBiS HOOD.
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MARINE HSTELLiGESGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20. 1878.
sun rises. $50 Moon ri:es. 80 1857
ann sete..,......... COZ High tidr.,...... 7.Oa
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The following Is comparative statement OF the
INSPECTIONS. deliveries and receipts of tohlcco, to-
gclhcr with the stock hand 1T the different ware
houses In this city, for the past week and tut same
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HORSES AND MULES &
Mr. j. NJ. Pace aud 4. NJ. Powers have just ar
rived nc our stables with sixty frst-class NJ ES.
broke and unbroke.
Also, forty irst-class HORSES.
NH IL TURNER q W
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$40 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
w n.vo,,,s OFFICE, RlCIMoND.}
MA ~" March "a, 1876.
win give the above rcward TOR Information M ,Ra
will lead 10 the detection N otar of the 18Th of
ppinrssh. trok. into the retidenceIM Mf Mann q
VaienIjnc. on s"rnnt street ~ mrs U.s.
:. ailca ila. s..~I -, -. - "a tisyor.
mh 70 50 f~''r'
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Livestock Markets.
Receipts. Shipped.

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARCH % The receipts and shipments for the
fortY-eGht hours nding at noon we ,terday as
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FERTILIZERS.

AID GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
I SCUASO-We offer Tor sale the small portion
-, 49, ,faipg Of this truly valuable GuANU. liant
IT'D. I'd Others are assured that this GUAM Is
eIs TISsy the last OF the supply formerly drawn
unu ,.,,, usaal!ties from the Chincha Islands:
III large SEDDpN 6 BRUCE-
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CLOTHING,

TOHN LATOUCHE, "a
MERCHANT TAILOR, "A
OF MAIN STREET,
Offers his new stock OF SPRING GOODS, confident
that in choice, selection, great variety, and ac-
know,edged quality, 1t cannot be eNcellsd.
NO ONE STYLE
has received his exclusive attention, but all the
fabrics introduced for the approaching season have
been selected and the SPRING FAsHIoS-REPoRTs
give great variety In FORM leaving The customer OPP
t,onsl to select PRINCE ALBERT, WALKING
COAT or SACK, as he may choose.
1t is my purpose to give
GOOD FABRICS,
UNEXCEPTIoNABLE FORM,
DURABLE WORK,
and SO commence the season, pressing Tho whole
community TO an examination Of my stock. 3