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Hr>gEAL RoGLg \. FRYoR's SPEECH AT
!uL HIIcntL MktTlNG Is BE0CKLYS.-Ge Gene
=. f!y, If wus Introduced by MAJOR Hunter
=, a. r"t>ou4I mend OF John Mitchell. He
Va. a~ AID, very grateful tor the kipdne>s
9. 'r&. allowed /, participate III the memo
:4l ~ !', trend. He had known John
Alsir.. "ri through every circumstance and
|.t.~,Hudc oil hi. -cIcckertd career, and he
al ut hesitate to declare that he bad never
~ Is uIau more taoro ughly possessed OF
i12'~ qualities that exit and cDnoble HUI
A&oiy. He wa> 4 E4n east in the antique
A9uti, Possessed OF courage that no danger
cga.a d4uu,- { he,r. -con>tahcy that no.
'~'-S c,uI! relax from liz purpose more
c-t"i. .--aud pcr'cctlrutrtulne>> and tiGclnv.
Ai> Vas indeed 81 SOul >uprcmc.' In
every Gl"at man some one principle Of COZ.
H-ei operates with Il rrcdomlnance. In
2iHca"l 1t wa> love tor his native land. Ire
,aA! "as The idol Of bis affections, and 10 her
IL devoted every iJculty Ct bis nature. III
!pU'4 he irtilrd hi, NE for her, and IN the
Icon, cell III" hope OF her liberty liIuml-
I4s'G tie darkue>> OF his dungeon. Trans
Po!-'@ 10 u i,irign luud hi, heart Was sill
WIN iIeIaud ,aud with the last feeble energy
=! "!0 age be graphic her opprcssor.
C"l>c "hlch COrtu demand such sacrifices
''piA - noble Inlu II not doomed 10 defeat,
'hG lhc Ia III" ci Satisfied aud ; Hitt, Emmet
"Ad l!'z.rr1d, O'COuneil and Mitchell, shal!
!tl bee delivered.
IL, c.p>ng seutimcnt was received With
LAT "I.dest applause, which could only nc
t"r''H by TIE aGn0ur cement that W. E.
i.'pI4>'n vas waiting 10 address the ASSEM-
h'l2'. lie said that though contrary 10 the
"'>h u 3rs. MIIcnl !uud was raising tor
Nv. support, aud called upon all present 10
nO'>c!4be not a, a glft TO the widow and
VI pEaLs, but Il. part payment OF the debt
hAc' Every true ,>bman frels is owed 10
'.e !4W.!y ol The dead patriot.
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The Christiansburg Messenger is doing
woman service in the cause of honesty and
against the rcpudlatins party.-Rchmohd
Dispatch.
We thank the Dispatch for its kind men.
ton of our efforts III behalf Of honesty and
honor, Whilst the Messenger was the hrst
Southwestern paper which stepped 10 the
front to open the fight she does not stand
alone. Already we have received messages
from other editors west Of us who are ready
TO open fire. and before the day OF election
rolls around we doubt whether paper can
be found 10 tue Ninth congressional district
rash enough 10 utter Il sentiment Wnlch
smacks of reputation or advocates the
CLAIMS Of u candidate who is opposed 10 pay
inc the interest on the public debt.
The South west has been msrepresanteu--
grossly misrcpresented. More than once
list winter were we j"ered as coming from
the Reputation portion OF the State. by
some our southwest country was called rot
ten,v sy others I" half Radical" Thus mas
the fair reputation of our section been IN
1ured by want Of bold. high.toned represen'
Iatiyes. Our property-ownerSa are rIsht upon
this question. Our large tax payers are al-
most solidly (at least in this end OF the als-
trict) unit for prompt payment OF the lnler,
est on the public debt. And Jet croSs-road
politicians have been suffered TO spout their
demagogism until the impression aDroadl'
that our people are dishonest, our cItiZ@ns
regulators. 1t is false, and in the name OF
Montgomery we SO pronounce it.
We.haye converSed with the largest ianu-
owners of our county and with the heaviest
tax.payers, and we have not Is yet found
man who entertains arepudiating sentiment.
The largest Taxpayer in the county SAID 10
Ms a few days ago, "The man who adVo-
Gates repudiatou should be hung"
Wytue has spoken and with no uncertain
sound. Pulaski will speak soon, and as she
always speaks- not to be misunderstood.
From Scott We expect good news at no dis.
tant dav. And il Tazewell, and Russell, ana
BIlnd. and all the otber favored counties oil
our Glorious BLUEGRASS country don't step 10
the front upon roll.caIl and vote AYE" on
having interest upon the public dept We are
wofully deceived. ,,>
There is not enough of those who have
taken the bankrupt law in our country 10
corrupt the entire population
Our people are honest, and ready 10 pay
interest. They are not yet ready TO repu-
diate principal, much less Interest: Mont.
gomery certainly is MISUNDERSTANDING
Messenger.
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4 ea4ed 9ia ggian, darkness. They rolled
nuge stone Tito its raggedsthrnat. A series
of reports. caused hy the missile bounding
from side to side Of the pit, clme back. loud
at first, but gradually diminished until they
died away In the awful depths below. The
other holes were vomiting steam and making
| a great noise. which at times seemed like The
slow and laboring throb of Cyclopean engi.
merry. At others 1t sounded like the below.
ing and shriekng Of devils. Having now
seen everything that could be seen, they bid
their new-made but ng-to-be.remembered
friend Corchado farewell, and set out 10 re-
turn, accompanied by. four Indians.
| TIE ASCENT.
The Observation-Disclosures climb to the
end of the rope was a fearful job, but the
ascent by the rope was still verse. They
were compelled to kick and push against the
cliff necessarily to prevent being dragged to
pieces on the sharp rocks. They got to the
| top in safety, however, and there found
| more icons to take them to the climber
line" They made the descent by sitting
down on. piece of thick mating, with an
Indisnrseated' behind each Of them to steer
this novel vehicle while sliding down the
mountain, over the snow and ice. They de-
scended SIX miles in less than twenty min.
ues.
One time, while buried in 4 thick SNOW
laden cloud, they came near slipping into the
Barranca del Muerte, chasm 5000 feet
deep. On reaching the end of the snow.
fields they found their horses at La Cruz,
and then rode to Tlamacas.
When Cortez conquered Mexico Popocaia.
petl was in u state OF combustion and throw
ing out vast volumes OF smoke, which could
be seen for hundred miles in every direc-
ton. Now the quantity is so small that it
can be seen only after arriving at its base.
The first white man to ascend it was Fran
cisco Mentano, in 1919. He was sent TO the
crater for supply of sulphur for CorteZ
and to impress the AZ,ecs with the courage
Of the Spaniards.
Since then numerous ascensiOns have been
made by eminent Swans, travellers, aud ad-
venturcrs from Europe and the United
States. Mrs. John w. Foster, the wife OF
our Minister, and Mrs. Arthur Terry, OF
Connecticut, are the only women that ever
scaled Popoca;apetl to its top, and ). G.
Grasty, aud Harry Stevens oisClcvcland, are
the only foreigners that ever descended 10
the bottom of The crater and there passed the
night.
The last eruption Of Popoca'apetl occur
red. according 10 an ancient AZ'ec Maguey
papcr manuscript now in the possession of
ScTlor Ramerez, OF Mecameccl, about the
middle Of the fourteenth century, nearly one
hundred and seventy years beii'rc the Span
iards first trod the..valey..of Mexico.
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The best paper is the one tnat has aouI-
dance of local news; well'seiecteu tD'sce'.
lany; sufficient editorial matteT' ltnsetaus
the views and Interests OF the papers SEE.
lion, and SAVIOR of sense ana saiI on Nv VII w
make the whole variety attractive. we nave
~ our minds eye just such puohcal'on;
but it would not be the right thins TO telI
the name and the hame OF lt.-fetersoarg
Appeal. s;,n,,rod
The regard for our modesty thus dispsayeo
adds another to the many oolisations unue.
which our neighhor has hlo Inc star ou.
bis kind appreciation made the pno.0g.apu
so lifeike that the public might Us wen nave
been told the name and hame.-Pe'ersoa1g
Star.
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THE INSURANCE on TIE MoSHASSoS Pro
prgrY.-P Philadelphia. May 2l.-The lnsur-
ancrs of the Mosuannon Land and Lumber
Company, whose roperty was destroyed by
fire yesterday at O>ceola, Pa, are as follows
Continental, Niagara. Republic, Hanover,
Faneul Hall, Orient, New York and Ion.
ker>. Equitable, II ma, Manufacturers ana
Merchants OF Newark, and Phoenix OF
Hartford, each $5,03l; German-Amcri-
can, Scottish Commercial, Boston IN
derwritcrS. and Home Of New York,
each $1,000; Connecticut, $3.50; Royal
Canadian, Brlt>h-Amerlcan, Atlas, ana
Manufactures of Newark, each So.0O0 !;
New jersey, Central Gtrmania, People ;,
Citizens of New York, Equitable of Prorl-
dcnce, Merchants Of Providence, Holman,
Mercantile. Rochester, German, Adrialc,
New Jersey Fire and Marine, star. and At
Iuutic, each S2,5lj; R)val Guardian, Allan
Ia of New York, manufacturers Of Boston,
Connecticut, AIlemania OF Pittsburgh, b:i-
mingham of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania OF
Pittsburgh, Iron Cny of Pittsburgh, benla,
mIn Franklin of Lancaster, and Naiioral VI
Allegheny, each 81 500. Total, SlSo,G'o.
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the dog would run . little :way ahead and
break trail and then rush back and take
hold Of her cloak and pull her along. This
he did until be got her safely into ,heschool.
house. He then took up position opposite
the building where he could see the children
coming from alf directions, and stayed there
watching until after the schoo-bell rang and
all the children were in, and then quietly
walked away. The dog knew the children
were in danger, and bad any of them got
down in the snow be would have been the
first to see them, and would have rendered
" hat aid be could
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The Controller Of the Currency will de-
clare dividend Of twenty per cent. in favor
o, the shareholders Of the National Bank oil
lbe commonwealth, New York city, as soon
q. ,le claims are proved. Dividends OF one
bunored per cent. have already been paid 10
the creditors. This is the first lDslance
where dividends have ever been paid 10 the
shareholders Of suspended national bank
PosrAL.-A new post.ottice is established
at Fort Mitchell, Lunenbnrg county, va,
on the route from Keysy,lle 10 Plantersyllle
with Paul T.. Fore as postmaster.
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The Supreme Council Of Knights of Py-
taias, in session at Washington, unanimously
resolved their sympathy with the efforts to
tinish the national Washington monument,
and ask for liberal contributions thereto by
subordinate lodges.
Rev. James McGlcw, pastor Of a Catholic
church in Chelsea, Mass., has heen sued for
10000 damages By al aggriered member OF
nIs church who had been married by ma
gistrate and was criticised severely therefor
by the pastor before the congregation.
According to the census Of the population
of Vienna taken on the 18th ultinlo The mum.
ber of the Inhabitants OF that city, together
with its suburbs. is now ], lO0,999, or 9o,0OO
more than in 1872.
Candidates for the Legislature are hume
rous in Richmond. There are more than
dozen gentlemen willing to see new blood
infused into the two houSes.-" Chester" IN
Petersburg NerS.
We are glad to learn that the wheat crop
is looking well again. and that It was not as
much injured By the late irosts as it was at
one time reported to be.-NiHon (N. O.
Chronicle.
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,NsUxANCE COMPANIES.

~ N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL M
( y. STRANGE AG9.Nfs, 1914 MAIN sTE1A7,
RICHMOND, Va. rem a.ssntins The >r11p TN
NORTA BRITISH AND AEkGAsdiE.IE t III
sIJRANCE COMPANY, Of London any Edlh
onrgh .England-:.apilal. $40 .000.Ooo soiar;;
AMAZON J.SSuRAHCE nOm5pna M: l o. o'-''i'
aati Ohio Aesets ever VI 900 wy: Nru cospi
~. OF sew York-asssts over s5oo;ooo: px1N.
LYs,CHBURG INSURANCE IND ., $1,000 ass,
!OY.PANY. of Lynchhurs' sa'-sSSsN ~
"I soppifoaSr1C INSURANCE coMeAHi, OF
srootvn. \. Yasssis oyer ~ 2p.sNSY orBrook
~ ph i Eassess over s2 900. 600.
sppaoRTsMOUTH INSURANCE G0AFAN1, O
Portsmouth. va.-as over sS oI gsro,y s15s
oaG nsses eauttabiy adjusted aud promptly pals
=. this agency. Applications soacisd, ano Ia
date attention gtyea theFetp' Wv
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW York, May 22.-Moncy easy ut copy.
Sterling qu'el at 4S7I.. Cold irm at lGtS&l 6a.
Governments dull but strong. States qnl:t ahu Lo-
mn2l.
R.SB STATnNEST.-Loans decreased $780,
600: spvci. increased S2jO.00G; lcgal-tcnters M
cte-sca sl.5U0,U00; deposits increased Sl,o73.-
900.
The European steamers took out sl25,00O In
gold to-day.
BALTIMORE.
RALTIMORE, May 22.-Nirgna 6's, pe2!ers. As >
Virginia cousols, SOS. Yves; tlrginia's. .. North
Carolina G's, old, 2O!a; new, 1O special lax, 3ta.
Iiu 4
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 22.-tolton quiet and steady
sales of 9o5 baI-s 1G.Ml G1sc. Flour Inii :
prices still strongly in buyers, favor: IS. ! oMS6
Tor conn on to fair ezra southern; 20 Qo@iS 80
Tor good 10 choice. Wheat dun and hctyt. ~ 81
MS 30 for winner red western; fl.4u0Sl.4 a. Tor
.Inhr western; i13SGL$l A tor Willie SOUTH III.
Corn dull and heavy ana drfiirdiy lover: oVNhotc'
for we,ern mixed: S2@S4c. Ior y u w west III.
Pork Gull an lower at - 50mS2l 62ha for Jew.
Lard heavy ut 1889: :or prime steam Ini,ce hrni
sursr declining. l.ic. quicL. MolLs:rS dul'. tLr.
prniIne Guict al 35c hV in quiet II Sl.9oy s2'u .
Tor slruncd. Frcghs shade hrlncr.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Fiour quiet anu hrm.
Wheat quill aud lower: amber western, Lao.
Corn-Southern willie, S7GLSSc.: yein". 90.
wrs,n,u mixed, sec. Ga dull southern, $500
s3c. Rye uull at Sl.15G{1 5. Provisions d,lll
shoulders. 0tGl9ac Lard n"niiai lolre st1nns
and higher: ulary To pli mc no cirsots' Log
lS.c hiskey easier a. s1.23. sugar. STEADY
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 22.-Flour firm and IN
changed with fair demand. Corn ste ady ut 79G9
soc. Provisions in improvci demand win ne ter
f;nlirg. Pork NORMALLY t2z. liacOn-ohouders.
o:c clear rib. l2:sc.; clear, li?sc. Lard-S.:tnl,
1870; fierce, lGc. krg, 16tgc. Whi.kej, SLID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 22.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn uulrL anI lower: No. mixed, G9sc FORK
srea0y ~ S2O75 Lard firm anu III lar demand
at *l4.95. Mhskey, SLY.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS May 22.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn lower: NJ. = miX"d, Csc. Whl>ker qhitt y
$40. PORK dull at s21.oO. Bacon qciet. Lala
nUmiIally 15c.
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~ ~. a Loh,
General Freight and Ticket Axpr,
RICHMOND AND DASvILIE RAILROAD rOMp'Y,1
IFFICE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION. ,


RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD coMp'Y,1
efF1cE MASTER OF TEAS ,,ls,I "a ,SI, {
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAlN No.
- l.-CuARLoTTE EMPRESS. Weslw ard-Leaves
slchmond at sos A. NJ; leave. Burkevle at
S3S Il Nj NJ Ransee At l7 r Nj eayss
r NJ: leaves salisbury at 6:4o Z. NJ; arrives at
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward leaves Charlotte at
500 A. NJ: leaves Air-;.inc junction at $50 A.
NJ. leaves Salisbury at 1852 A. ~: leaves Green's
NJ: leave Dundee al Alb r. d.: leaves Burke
vile 4; $50 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond at l1:17
TRAIN No. s.-THRoEGH MAIL-NEw YORK
It 1:3s ?. 81; !eaves BurkeHiil, ut 4:52 p. NJ;
1889 p. 81: leaves Greensboro 3, z A. NJ;
leaves Salisbury at 1874 A. NJ; leaves Airline
junction AT 7O5 A. NJ; arrives ut Charlotteat TAO
TRAIN No 4.-TuKouGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 =. NJ; leaves salisbury
l.avts panyilIe ttso:44 4. H.: leaves dundee at
$3.50 4. NJ. leaves BurkrviIle 81 1885 A. NJ;
arrives a. Richmond a, 2:22 p. M.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCHBuRG ACCOMMODATION.
Wts'ward-Lesves RIchmCEd At A. M; arrives
at Rurkcvlle al 1913 +. NJ; leaves Burkeyle at
TRAIN Eo.G,-bunKEvILLE AccoMNopATIeN.
Eastward Leaves Burkeville at 4:43 A. NJ; ar
riveS At Rich nond ~ sos A. n.
Trains EOs. 3 and connect at Greensboro With
| trains TO aud from katlyh and G"ldsboro'.
All through train, connect at Richmond and Dun-
| dec Train on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, aud Washington CITY, Vir-
.ln!a Midland and Great Southern railroad, to ana
| from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect ut Richmond with
the Richmond, York Itlvtr ana Chesapeake Rail.
| road trains Ia and from Baltimore and eastern
| points.
| Trains Nos. 2 and 3 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm"nd Ar-l line rafl-
road 10 ami from Greenvie, Atlanta. ntgomery,
Mobile Pensacola, New Orleans, and oil southwest
| ern points
| Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia and A Atlanta railroad for
| Columbia. Augusta, savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern polntS. -
| Train No. 4 connects ut Burkevllc with the At
sntic, Mississippi and Ohio raj ryu,l from Lynch.
| burg, Chattanooga, and all Southwestern points.
| Tickets sold TO all southern aHn sou.t Western
| DOiuts. aud DagzagP checked through.
| UIbrOken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
| Pullman palace-cars through from New orleans
| to New Y0rk Il. nj. X. TALCUTL.
| Engineer and Superintendent.
| II. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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A BISuopRIc DECLrSED I'm the Council Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church, in session
1T Chicago, on Monday, the chairman of the
committee appointed to wait upon the Rev.
Dr.. Lliane, OF Virginia, and inform him Of
his election as missionary bishop reported
The duty had been discharged, aud that Mr..
LaLauc stated to the committee that he bad
considered the matter praycrluily and
thoughtfullv, aud had come to the concu-
Sion that he could not accept the position ten
dered to him, and desired the committee to
report that he aid not decline the appoint
mcut on personal grounds, but because he
conceived that he could be more useful as
presbytcr than as bishop in the South.
This, he stated, was his final decision, but
the committee. unwilling to accept itas such,
sgrced to postpone reporting that the bishop
.Iect had declined to accept the election until
they had another interview with him.
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FAITHFUL FRlEND.-[White Pine (Nev.!l
Ne,1S. Judge Davis has Ne"lounu ,.,...
dog that seems to be endowed "nr 90 GA" -
ordinary intelligence, and Is very aoau "
children. The other morning, dur'gs srry
sevsre snow.storm, Judge Davs's dauF, ater
and the dog passed our office on laer. way
10 the scbool,house. 1t was I'LL Inc Little glrl
could do to waddle through the SNOW, bu!
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Cold A mnrican gold. 81 hid


Gold.-American gold. IL 81 bid
State Securities. consoIs $50; hid. 564
asked: Virginia cnnsos, new. 42h bud: yirgini:l
deferred. 9 bid, 81 asked: Vrslhia interest GER
fcaies, "a asked Virginia tax receivable pons,
81 bid, 9ua asked; North Carolina. Old 20 bid;
North Caroliaa FUNDED of 1866, l21 bid.
city SecurltieS.-R Richmond city IS. 1043 bid,
1861 asked; Richmond city 6's, s4h bid; Ieiers-
Ly.eSSirs city g. ~ sd; 81 s;ks3: SSrfsk
100 bid: horftIk cit, 6's 10 bid; rcssl,urg
city G's. SO bid: Manchester uridse SIS. S71s old.
RaitroaG bonds hesap' 4ke and ohio kar road
road third mortgage SIS. D. and d: Slh bid; Eirgi-
MIA and renne ste abroad second mortgage e., j.
and j., rs bid ;oulhsiue Railroad second mortgage
preferred G's. j. ana j, 60 asked: souhsite ha,I.
road third mortgage prtt.l rcd G's. j. and j., 81
asked: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS. J.
and j., SIS bid 80 a,ked: hichmond auu Pet5rsDurg
Railr3au fist mortgage - }. and d. 1Q3a asked;
Hchmhnn.. Fredericksburg anh Polomac railroad
rck,Durg and Potomac Railroad mortgage G'5, j.
D., S2 bid; Orange and Alexandra Railroad
scene m"rtgaee s.: j. and j.; 734 b,d; grange
ana n, &C bio; Richmond ann iiahye Railroad
e.IsoiIated 6,s NJ and ~ ~ h,d ~ lSk, , Ia A.
gage SIS, j. and D., So bid.
RaiIrond Nocks.-- be :apeske and Ohio Railroad,
100 par. 5 bid, S ask d {: iIchTond and Petersburg
burg aHd Potomac kailr. I'D cohDon. 1Ou por. %
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
-"ad per cent. guaranteed. 100 par so bid; kich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad per
cent. Guaranteed, 90 par, 90 iin: Ricnmond and
Danviile Railroad. 100 pr, 9 bid; 12h asked;
Piedmont Railroad, 100 par, 10 bid; Clover Hill
ttailr,ad, 0Q par, ~ bid.
Bank SfockS.-FIrst National. 100 par, liz BID:
Planters AaiiuGal, 100 par, 1863 bi": Stat. bamk
ofTugna, 100 uar, 973 bid: Merchants and Plant
IT'S Savings. 20 par, ga asked; City savings -
mar, "a asked; bank o1 Commerce., IS par, 20
bill. -
Insurance COmpnn;es.-Ei-gia Fire and Ma
rnc, Is par Ban bid: Virginia state, rs par 217i
bid; city, 100 par, So bid, 50 asked; GA Dohith-
ion. 20 par, 97ta asked.
WiSctLLd u eOuS.-,James Rivcr and kanawha
Jacket 12i1 par, B bid; Old Dominion Steamship
Company, 100 par, 10 bid, SIS ASKED.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-U-hite 33S bushels. Red. 33S bushels.
CoRH.-U'hite. G22 mlshcls. IelloE, 100 bus D.
els. Mired, 200 bushels.
uAT>.-2S0 bushels.
ME!L-GG bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT Jrhite: 10 bushels prime at 81. !:
l2S bushels gnUh on private ;ermS-!ot.l. 29S
bushels Rel: SO bushels very good II Sl,J3; 2U0
bush. l. good a, j. S5-t"ta 23G bushels:
COIN White: la6 bushels PRIME 1t soc l30
bushes good n S5c.; 81 nI-Ecl- very good at 30
total. 800 bushels. Nircl: "a au.heis PRE- Ut
S5r: I6 bushels very guOi III Sac: IL bushels
conimos on private tcrr's-tD;aI i Gi bushels.
UArs.-52 bushels prime Al 75c.
RF-tNuiBIrEU.
CoRS.-U'hhe: 100 bushels hired: "a bushels
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 22, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New YORK. ner-
chapHsr. ana De :sengers, Old Dominion steamship
Company. cure, >-or,ou, ,,or
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Noriolk, mcr-
cbandse anu pa sengers. l.. +. atum agent.
steamer We,tover, skinner, Baltimore, mer-
ch.nulse and passengers, Powhutan Steamboat
Company. ,., .,o..,,-t,
.r;iv, liallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New YORK 1ner
chandsc and passengers, Uli dominion Steamship
Company. 80 ,, ro,.n
disc and passengers, l.. X. Tatum. agent WI.
schooner n. +. simmons, Niilets, New 1ofh'
ore chnn,..r i,eadinr Railroad. No. 35, McDcvitt,
PhiMdelphia, granite, Curtis & Park-r. vi,
S.bv.u.r homa5 Booth, Soinmcrs, New 1ofA'
coal. Curtis & P,rker. ,,,
schooner Mary Hllcy, Haley. Philadelphia wa
ChicKahominy. lies. urls Parker. ,,.
Schooner General Grant. Hcarvy, ashihstop'
graulte ana lumbcr, Curtis u Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24

Dispatches 'fum considerable number OF
i'ca''Ies 10 allpLesota state hat gras-boppcrs
tt1"Ne "ot al'pcjred IN lbe sections devastated
~ ~ "em last year, nor ia any part OF the
ta except counties oa the bend OF Mime.
sofa river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24

Train leaving Richmcnd At $50 A.. n. -uns daily
tSunay eXceptedl stopping ~ all regular stations.
! rain leaving Richmond NJ Ago T.. VI. runs daily
to Hinton. uuc between Hinton and Huntington
daily SUNDAY eXceptcd,, stopping at all stations
For further Information, rates. &C., apply at $40
Main street, or at cDirnany'S nihces.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticker Agent
W, 81. :. DUNN,
yl3 Engineer and Sup't Transportation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24

INSURANCE ON TIE PENNSYLVANIA FIRES AT
TYRONE Franklin. OF PhlIadelphia, So,-
600; Etua, of Hartford, Sl5, 400; Reatlns'
of Reading, $500; Home, Of New York
about $4,000 Royal Canadian, S5.Ooo;
Royal Insurance Company - 900; Farmers,
OF York, $4,000; National. Of PniladeIpnia'
Sl5. 1000; West Chester, Of New York,
apninI not stated.