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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24
General Markets.
pETERsBURG MARKETS.

MARCH 2l.-There Is more cheerful outlook CDR
the spring trade when the weather becom.s warm.
Nos. good, are very pTsh lower inan They bare
scarcity of money will no doubt be siil lower.
TIE demand for peanuts Is active, and good lots
coss is ii request al for good lots OF while
for milling. sss' W ~ Eff So &'sAs .sIstI X
! Cotton.SIhe market Is arm to-day. though we
have change fl prices Spinuers are the pr1nci-
pal buyers present.. Shippers cando veryfittle at
presentquotaiions. There are some large crops on
tn iyerpooi and New York are both rm Is az sf an
&c. ADVANCE Wequote: Badly stained or very dirty.
5@7kc ;clean stained or ordinary, SH99 &C. siries
fGSa @,sssn 1 s@1es low m'Sdns' 1os
{PoG.-Receinls light = " eqA9te at Sc. 90 ~
s r3eS ssssiD's and ohss
Peas and Beanx- Blarkeye peas. elastic o:
beans nominal at 75e.t@Sh; black peds, 90SGsl.
Buck,paeat;Io3 y io.j tz:lsg III .ac}- Isl
baaer 1c6oiss: ss9soc.; good TO prime, as q
sEggs1IS SsSfsls, 1ssl4e . dozen; r. sraits,
1I fsathers.-PriDs lIre-goose, 55@ssc., sommon,
tiers and haves, oe sliced ac None
1ess;S 4as1 s sS 3 e.; red, 4sse
i,4L1rd.sG Country: virginia, i sR1bo. iia
g sSsHFGss,s!-sSHfSs. p n .a,oi
| eide Tineqar. $3.50 Zoe. % gallon. Z, !. 1t.2
| Wool Washed. IS 04uc. / unwashed, 20@Sec.
ssa1 s sSS
eShsaS 0ssts1soe; @si. 10 . hundses.,r5 h.
/ Timothy Hdy,-$1. -. r,lsj
Clorer HOY Nor q ID market. ! -s;s ~ SO
| ,Eeddo,o fidys--4O@50c. fahundrea.>gG. 49,
| Fodder.--sOc. Isl % hundred. saan} i.o.
1 siSHucks.-4O@5Oc 9a hundred.
! VnedtS9raO 900. q hundredst ~ 1s"t .
Dat St.aso -6O@75e.f % hunire1 u Il. ,s!l.:,z
| Rue SHrdIo. -606170c, a hundred, .s.. 49,
| Pea Ytnes.-40G60c.4 q hundred. -ApDedA
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A count Of the persons visiting the public
houses 10 Cork. ireland. on SundB, shows
that there are about 600 public houses in the
city, which are visited between $50 and $3.50
?. III. by an aggregate of 80 900 persons. As
many as 400 were seen goirg into one pub
lie house. All of which accounts for the
name of the place. -
Bartholomew Shugrus, lupatic psuper
Of Norwich, Conn, who was formerly
entirely ungovernsble, aud could not be
kept clothed, is now almost sane, appears
rational, and has improved steadily siuce the
almshouse fire.. Still we cannot recommend
the treatment for general use.
The test-ease In the United States District
Court at Boston to determine whether clubs
which sell liquor 10 their members must pay
the special tax required of dealers was de-
clded by Judge LEVEL in the Affirmative
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s aAEuHfbsix1HoFea1sr rfea raOs OSFsx
QUARBEL OvER THE pwHEasnIP OF al EarrYs
CENT KSIFE. The dspute betwean the
Smith and Csrnan fam Tiles, of Merriak, Is.
Il, over che ownership of a filfycents klffs
has progressed from The County Court OF
Queens county 90 the General Term. Three
years ago Mr. Joseph Smith, wealthy farnis
er, bought for his daughter Mafictta fiity-
cent knife. She carried 1t until one evening
about year and half ago. q young man
who was visiting her borrowed II and took
1t With him. Miss Smith missed IT, and
thought che had lost II. a few DAYS sitter
that she called on Miss Mary r. tarnan, the
daughter Of another wealthy Long Island
farmer, and saw the knife on the mattel.
piece, and claimed is. Miss Carman said that
the Young man who had taken It from Miss
Snaith had made her "a present Of II. Miss
Smith took the knife and went home.
The TWO families took up the dispute, and
the trouble threwthe church into ferment.
AT . church meeting 1t was agreed to submit
the case to Lott Carman, Atel Smith. aud
George G. Andrews. They decided that they
could not adjust the difference. II the knife
was Ms, Smiths she had no right to take It
out OF Miss Carmsn's house, and abe ought
to sue for 1t II she wished it back. Accord.
ipgly they gave the knife back to Miss Car
man. Miss Smith 3 father decided to sue. a
search warrant was obtained, and before
Justice Bennett an. examination was had.
The knife wsss awarded to Miss, Smith,
but the; Justice handed 1t to Miss Car.
man by mistake, aud she would not give
it up. A repievin suit was then Instituted
before Judge Lott, which ended In Miss
Smiths favor again; but Miss aCarm ants
father appealed the case to the County Court,
and the knife did not go out Of the family.
Judge Armstrong decided the case in favor
OF Miss Carman, and now Miss Smiths
father has paid Mr.. Mott, islawyer, another
fee to take it before the Genera! Term, and
to have his points printed. Both families
attend the same church in Merrick. and on
Sunday mornings, after the Smith family have
taken their seat, Miss Carmap, who has seat
near by, takes out the coveted knife and toys
with it so copspicuously that the Smith
family cannot help seeing 1t and getting in
rage.
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LAWSON B. Wyatt, of Richmond, Va, died
al the eoarding-house OF Mrs. Price, on
cameron street, this evening, Of paralysis oil
Inc throat. Ar. Wyatt came to this city with
Dis wife few weeks ago. and WIS employed
a. aJourneymsn tailor by Mr. Joseph Gregg.
his wife died eleven days ago. His sister,
VINO resides 70 Washington, came down this
efeningand took charge Of his remains. He
Was nity.eIght years old.--AleSandrsa Sen
Rae, I'D. - - --
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EXPLOSION. Ne1 York. March Plat 81
early hour this afternoon about four hundred
pounds Of Jupiter DO wder, stored 10 the nill
OF the Bronx Powder Manufacturing Gem
pany at Wa'hingtoavlle, In the northern
section Of this city, exploded with great
violence. -Four naen were literally blown to
atoms and some six orseyen severely Injured,
Of whom one or two will die. The mill was
blown to pieces, and buildings In Ito imnae~
date vicisity were considerably shattered.
The namee OF the killed are Michael Farrell,
Jacob Sinner. .Chsrles Ventheina, and Jacob
Snyder. A boy by the Dame Of Diehl Rss
90 badly Injured that he cannot survive.
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THH Ex1GRAST TAX 1t was at first sup
posed that the full effect OF the decision OF
the Supreme Court in the case Of the steam
ship companies agsinst the Emigration Com.
pany declared null ID, authority Of the New
York commissioners 10 collect the head tax
levied by the Slate. 1t appears now, bow.
ever. according to the statement OF the New
York Tribune, that the .sult involved only
the question whether or not the commission
ers could insist on collecting this tax for inn
migrants passing through New York to other
States. Practically, however, the decision
dissoiVes the commission as now existing. IL
has not been sell.supporting for long time.
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P 81
TIE BELKNA 3 DISGRACE.
THE EAaIA-MINE BUSINESS WHAT
STEWART RECEIVED FOR
HIS SERVICES. a.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

The Alabama Claims Removal of the
50 U.i 8. Army Headquarters to
Washington-Haytien3 Advices
Report Jacmel as Completely
in the Hands Of the Insur- I
gents Victoria Empress J.
of the Indies.
Frost in Georgia-Early Vegetable
and Fruit Killed Bishop Johns
out of Danger, &C., &c.
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LyNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

BAKcH 2O-Notwithsls lap ding receipts were com
paratiyel, light the past week, the market is less
active aud prices iaeaernly ;iower TOR most all
grades, especially for comnon andlmediuu, leaf
Huch OF tie enbacco Offering ts poor and in rough
and bad condition. and but little good sejfing, con-
sequently our highest quotation fgnres are but
seldom reached, and no very high sales the past
W.T. PrimtagsaW uG1af and common 5oc@sl rs
good snd fine, $ls509$
Luos.-infprior and common, $2:5U@S3.b0 (;
coca dark and fire,5 as. rs @S5s50; medium and
good yellow, $3.50 aS7.5 fne yellow smoking, 9S
@sI9:e1rra SIS @$25! = :. 70, Z.
Leat-Ipferiort aud. copmon2 S4@t I: go; me,
num good aud mixed, $6@t7; good dark and
red. s7r5O@Sl0;N fine dark, aud redS$ aug
Sf4.5 common and medium yellow, SSHS1 0sSo;
good yellow aud dappIed wrappers. 81 OSLO thne
yellow. $354$95.-Nesos. -. s,rfa;y%22 :
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GREES Cgos.-A very diligent inquiry
amongst our country friends induces the
seiiei That trucks are not materially injured
oy the recent very cold weather. This is
owing 10 The fact that the cold weather can Q
upon Us when considerable drought had
poen prevailing, or else We should have had
Sseeona edition, much enlarged, of the dis
astels OF last April. With subsequent good
Sea.hsf we confidently. expect large truck
erop.-NaJo!k Virginian, - t-
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+ AFFAIRS At WARRINGTON.
VARIOUS ITEMS

WASHINGTON. March 23-The Ways and
Means Committee have concluded the cotton
branch Of the tariff bill, increasing the duty
on bleached from three and half to four
per cent. s
The report of the committee of investiga.
| ton In the Florids cadetship case will .eX.
| onerate Representative Hay from the charge
of cadet-selling.
Pos'm ,ster Burt, of Boston, 10 settling,
turned in SIG, 900 Of old claims, which were
| disalowed. /.
x.Mnister Schenck Ia here.
Six to eight thousand dollars were ex-
acted from Durfee g. Peck for campaign
purposes in the last presidential election.
Fish d Evans were also bled, In addition to
what they paid Marsh. 8
Bowers's estate at his death was worth
S2S, 900 to 600, including BIG, 900 life In.
surance. The life insurance was paid to Pen.
dleton as the lawyer Of Bowers's widow
(new Mrs. Belknapl, and was paid to the
order OF Amanda Bowers. Leonard paid 1t
to Pendleton and got bis (Leouard's) notes.
| The testimony Is cumulative as to the sale
Of post-tradershps, but there Is nothing to
convict Belknap.
Ex-senator Stewart received 1890, 1000 for
services In the Emma mine business,
| 800, 1000 OF which was present to his wife.
The grand jury has indicted Hallet Kill
bourn for contempt nf the House Committee.
The penalty Is $1,000 fine and enc years
confinement. u u
Pierreponts evidence before the crooked
whiskey committee devaopes nothing. Gen.
| Babcock bad admitted to him giving publ
| city to the letter, and had defended himself
on, the, ground that they were trying TO
| drown aud destroy him (Bsbcockl, and tia
he had the right to defend himself.
| j, THE DEMOCRATIC .PLRTY DEFENDED.
WAsH1ssroN, March 723.-Nr. Yeates, OF
North Carolina, to-day, in the COMMITTEES Of
the Whole, madsa strong argument to show
| that disloyalty to the Republican party wss
rot disIoyalty to the Government. When
aouthern men in the House could not be
bought they were called rebels. When pur.
chased like Governor Holden and General
| Lonsstreet they were Immediately trans
formed into patriots far surprising in merit
those Uuion soldiers who belonged to the
Democratic party. .Grantisn az one time bio
| fair to change the character of this govern
| ment in the South, where Government sti.
pendiaries would at any time have voted fol
Grant IS King. The speech was we'll re-
| ceived. ,y.,s,
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Tobacco Markets.
R1CHMoND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
49,. MARCH 49, 1876
The tobacco market has ruled Arm during the
past week. The breaks we're l,e21 hogsheads, 2O1
tierces, and % boxes. J.
We continue our quotations:
r. DARK rtmtno8- 81. 25@S3. 5o.g > 8
DARK.-Lbps-Very comIuon. t29SS ;me6um
mon, s4.50aS5. 10; medium, IS. 50@s7.5O good,
ss.5O@s1 o. fine, 10@S12: fine extra back wrap.
pers. Sl4@$16.
>BsIGnT -Lasus-Common, $4.50@s6: medium
to good, S6 5o0$S: fine smoking. $l2.50@f15;
extra smoking. $1S@s20. Led-Common 70 me
dunn. sS@S12 good to fne, - 1881 extra MI
ers, tl5 @l$2Q.;I WYdppers-Gomm0u. S126&I8 :
medium TO good. u esg$26; line, S25Gs40; ex-
ira, E45@&70. 30. EA...NH l.I -. : 49,
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:, The DEMOCRATIC. PlRrY DEFBkDBD.
GENERAL NEWS OF THE OAK.
FATAL ROLLER EXPLOSION.

FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION. &
LARAMIE CITY, March 23.-Fbe boiler OF
the Union Pacific RolIiag- Mil exploded to-
day, wreckipg the bulldog, killing four per-
sons, snd hurting leu others. z:
PROBABLE RETURN oFyTaEiARMY HEAD
QUARTERS TO; WAsHINGTON.
Sr. LOUIS, March. 23-GeneraI Sherman
! left here for Washington, last night ia re-
Spouse to an invitation from Secretary-of:
| War Taft, who desired to consult with him.
| II Is thought here that there'is possibility
| of the removal Of the army headquarters
| back to Washing ton.
| EARLY AND FRUITS KILLED
.,,,,Es.g. rs,2a By tFkosT. =
AUGUSTA, GA, March s23.-Severe frosts
have killed the early crop of vegetables and
| fruits In South Caroliaa and Georgia. Ad-
vices from Charleston and Savannah report
the, vegetables of the truck farms destroyed
BY frsst and. ice. ra-3e M
BISHOP JOHNS: OUT OF DANGER >
WAsH1sGroN, March %. Bishop Johns, Of
Virginia, is much better, and out of danger
unless relapse occurs, which is not very
probable. - CIT . ssss.@,.Fa.l - 1aa :,
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN CoNyEN- !, ],
,rtg. :, ~ TON. E2A.. "a =
PRovIpENcg, March 23.-The Republican
State Convention has renominated the pre-.
sent State officers. sc L. .!s.HE Z ~ SlF
ROGER 4. PsYoR To DEFEND AABs. !.
NEW York, March 3d. General Roger A..
Pryor star ed from b sookly q last evening for
MisSissippi, having been retained to defend
Governor Ames dD his trial before the. high
courtof impeachment. Aszl & FJfstT
a%! LOST oyERBoARD.x sE ~ 81
NoRReIK, March 23.-Thea schooner Will
liam Farrer arrived to-day from New Haven.
|. She! lost her mate, Charles Booth, oYerboard
|in gale on The night OF the s1sli instant +,
BANK sWIEDLED BIZ; A. BOoK-KEEPER. :.
NEW York, March 23.-HIddes, book
keeper sof the Marine Bank, has sWindled
that institution out Of s2s, 600 BIZ false en-:
tries. !.
sBANKsFAILURE.
BIZ .Urgol, n. H., Aarch 90. The Bark Of
Camden has failed for SIC, 600. The bank
had number of local depositors. ssssso5
\, ssa DEsTRUceTIYE: TIRH. &c. &c.:
Eas INV OREHAas, March 23-A sfrs In Jack
aoni,s La, destroy the greater portion Of
the Business psrt Of the town. Loss lron;
Csc, 900 tie $40 900. 800. ] 80 81
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BOLD RossRRY.-Ns,sD Yerk. March e. =
This afternoon six men entered the jewelry~
store Of William Krantz, son Third avenue,
aud overpoaering the clerk in charge, strip
ped the place of watches, rings. and other
jewelry; after which they escaped. Tonight
three men were arrested who are believed to
have been implicated 10 this daring robbery.
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colonel q. F. B. Leighton, who owns the
Mfsest pear orchards in our section, informs
Us mat The recent cold snap has entirely de-.
suo!eo the prospects Of crop Of Duchess
tIcA'S this season, but he does not think that
.ae Bartetts and other varieties have been
materially injured thus lar. .,
Strawberries are uaipjured, and the dam
Day Book. .
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81 fS14Es
IEEEnab AxtIyf1S@2 nc.s .Pfneappie. 2Gc. ss:,sgls
Lafr Prime ba17sla ana uArcess a axa.
h11f- 6@1tk - 4 Z!
8. Aot1ag@: ION tnnn syrHp- -hogstes6s, Q2e.I
nefress 2Sc. /. !. hsrresg. !. 25c xeni,fup odd
byfrrs 60E166G n kAfl6d Guhe and 5NrsetynriC
oo@60s.: Porto Rico, 60Ge6Ge,: EesgI OrlcaIi
prime. 70d7G =
.Rtca z Caruftnas. 9lnSxc.: Esnaoun ee3 sg
FOX. Her11hES--No Norm Careiirs no. cuss 6g.5gs
North GsTohns gross S5; Eastsrn sros s rs liz
800 Aortn 9aroLna roe, 94faB4. IS ~ half
6a1e M1eaefEt.h0. Bay, 815t117. no q. II
1890 SlCf0Si5a1U: N0 MacaEref. 912N
NO. u. in dts, 42.60 No. 3, In HTS. ga
Nc. o, Si:oU. Mess shad, In htg- 40. Il.
a. from STORE nd IOf1El m asro,tnn sf,,,,A :.
round IoB, from wharf, 81 from strrs.
9L2G@t1.26fa sack. q ).
Su1dr Cfushea. Ike: uowcered. Ike. /: ayap.
/ ssated. He: a. 10Hc-: B. l0Xc.: extra ., i b..
yellow. sk99kc.; cut LOAF. Al 10; Porto klco,
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

M.pcr1 81 Exs.porters are operating reservedly,
with supplies larger Sales are: zoo 3hogsheads.
lsaf sos jbe Sssss issss
sc. 125S casss Ohio, crop 1878; az 20! ic:s dIa
erSR q leaf
Quoted at 20@sbc. Tor bright wrappers, 49975e.
FOR fancy bright Wrappers, l4D2%c. Ior osss Wasp
- ssnf,GE1 EsaE4 Common Jugs, nght 4H@oaea
z naeayv 5S5kc.: rood Iuas, light 5Hta61c., heavy
6@7c: 10 leaf light 7Ssc heavy 3aSas PIX S me,
Zip lt sa, a 1871 g Ssasy ne Leaf
es nsasy 1asasd4Sssa so nsS e sS
mon as ssss@ass s;o gaze g ae fsa
sisasso. ,asgsaE;, 9 ss.eoes2e' sr0aaa
sa5s; neM sse q sood common
tsh md brown, medium e ans Esa w
~ 1sao;;ns sSaR lose lie sioGsi5ss' II
5st;f ( ~ X s,5s9s SEED LEAFs y
sc,,op OF 1s7a.-Nsw England wrappers, SOC q
s4hs ASSERTED fois 2@821; seconds, ~ a.
oilers f6&ss PsaIsyySs fass a seoS 10 ne. si2a
Ssw Y fadr as sasss @ eeomon ss@sI1.
ohio ohio ssssof,sd lots, ssoogslo Wisconsin "a as
SORES Tar, to - England shtp.
plng NJ ssSAS5 seconds alters
ss s Rpsss Sss
s sss ansa ssss:sS 81 ssf,sa os
90 oosussag1n-Hasana h,lers. eozamon, so@sSe; Ia
yans oilers, fair, s7H@g0e; Havana nl,srs. nne.
sn. e ssSs and me.
.,IS ~ IL MONA 4aI7 gSod and Gnestn bond,
bond Isa2s s2od aad ans, " BONO aasss
~ Gs,s ! a. s'sT sgs 80. 8 Ebs
s s. sa sa !, ss .a s4,ss7s
..ms s - s,1S4 $500 800
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~ OFFICE OF City ESoINKEk,1
gsRfCHNOND; VA, March II, 1876 s.

e.r-;IilF-igf fOFPIcE OF CITY EsoINKEk,l
!, s RICHMosD, VA. March l7,ls7Sa S
AToTTCE.-sEALED, PROPOSALS will
IN be-receiyed at this office until TUESDAY,
March 3sth. M 10 O'Clock M, for furnishing the
-cjty m1tes Ard bort es With FEED, PROV ENBEr,
90, and also with, STRAW, for the term OF three
Ihs T:o,. on sIresfs Generally reserves the
right to rsieot any or all proposals. offered ano or
sfying the contract for each article required 10 the
Tern Of nrapossis ean. bsAobtsined BY applying
o,sSts9 nSs,p - w. q. CuTSHAW, Il
= ~ M. c Ia sr,, EislasT City Engineer.
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IDANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

tRsnorted expressly for the Richmond. BispatctLl
MARCH 23.-Breaks light on account Of unia.
yorahle weather. The offerings taken readily at
fsll quotations. l.... -. srs.
Luas.-very common. s3as5 common, e56$6;
medium, e64ss: good,k8@S1O. s;;ac.,
FIilers:.Comnon, so9fs; medium, so8slo;
Srnokers.-Commop. aoGSla: medium bright,
S12@.l6; good TO fancy. Sl6@S26.
|, gBrtght ~ Observation-Disclosures. slo1s1o; me,
$40 fancy, N40@s66.
Hdho0dnp Hrdppers.--f :ommou, $14 @$20; me.
dunn. $20@$2S; ssood, $2sQS34; extra, sS4@
AkS go 81 - e. ALPHA.
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David L. BDogber was convicted on the
18th instant i. Il. Louis. Mo-. of conspi-
racr sgains: the Lie Association Of America.
and sentenced TO pay fine of $3.50, costs OF
sult, and to imprisonment In the county jill
for three month";
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Observation-Disclosures

MARCH 81 ain Hour we not e q desIded inaprGye-
ment for family prices having advanced Zoe. fOr
Wepger' u and other fancy brands, with the demand
than the supply: lower grades rentafh ouiis
Grafn Is quter aph dull. and tha WaTfet % rome.
wbat deprAssed; sos bushels Of red wheat SOLD al
|SI45R$1 so. and The same quantity OF mixed
corn NJ 64@65e-Gd5E - > - 'AI>t - =
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BY Telegraph,

NEW YORK, March 23-Eooa.-stoeks active and
better. - Money. 4. Gold, l. Az @Exchsnge-Lsng,
.4S7: short, 4v0.- GovernmenIs and Stale dull
Erentng.-Mcnsy easy NJ 2h@3." Colo 114H9
lax. Sterllng quietat 467. Governneos active
ana some lever. states quiet and nominal.
=; BALTlM0RE. /. Us.
sAL1IroRE, March 2s.-yIrstnia SIS. old, so;
csnsols. 69Y West Yirgiptx's. 9. North Carolina
s's cid, 4 g.; now, s.; SPECIAL tax. Q. BID to-day.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
sI.I=Jfk .GER <44f3HARKET. - Z 't''s',I I

MARCH 20. 1.-The market quiet and prices were
unchanged siVirginia bright fne Hpounas; a9c:0
Tirptnia bright extra 6.inchttwist, 70@75c.; Viz.
gina bright eipch twis. yirglnis meal.
um bright navy, SIS. Ais; and 5,s, 50@63c Virginia
bright rs and. 15ts. 5z@65s.; Louisville navy,
brIghr mahogany 58@5Se Loaisyie naxy; ma a
dsss. mahngansS third class, 49@5lc. Louisville
navy. hne--black. 50@54c.; Lo9isviile nne. CUT
chewfng, 4SG75c-; smoking, 4Sg6Oc.-CourHr-
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s1CAEr's DEAPT, Augusta COUNTY,
Maroon 81 1874

Ei'tors Of Dispatch Snow fell here yes
hrday about six Or eight inches deep, with
scrust Of hail sone TWO, two aud bali, OF
three inches thick. 1T is almost impossible
b. get about to-day. W.
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PROPOSALS.
-'' OFFICE OF CITY FNG1EEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, March "a, 1873. )
TICE TO .r---~--'

% Sealed proposals will be received At the oficc of
the City Water Works until TIL EsDAY NEXT.
2s:h instant, at O'Clock p. IL, for GRh DING at
New Reservoir In accordance with specifications
en- lie al Office Of Wafer w orks. -
''->'' - -" . - W. e. CUTSHAW,
= NH 24-td City Engineer.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
H.. -. THURSDAY, March %, 1879.
country Produce

T.. RICHMOND MARKETS..
l. !. -. THURSDAY, March 20, 1879.
| country produce. s,rt-:1 r.a
Roots: Ginseng. Soc; seneca, without top, BOG
oq Ssss.oay: as@sOc. Rn. s.
| n yood. i 5n25c.: common, 10n12e, r.1er. !
So f;oSs, Heal: 52a56c. q busnei for country. . !
eggs, In parrels. 1291Sc y doaen;i In crates
Esur: Virginia country is guoted to-day !: Fine,
| B4.16WS5: superhne, S5.sO@s6. 76:l extra SSa
Ese.25; family, 7@$7. 70; family, 'nHcy' VOC
sI ssSa~s: Prime nyeryeess, see5sc.; common
Sg Marsesd: s1:s59s1.4o y bushel:. 80
. Bay: Virginia. nmosny, soc.5Sl 20 Clover
'p 0sss: Baied. S5c.@s1.y
Pork.-Dressed,s 9H@ l0c..
| Poultry Dressed turkeys, 1920 |; ducks, 1aN
49, c;s shistsn SIsh s sSoasoc a basns
| 4 Lard. Couurry.l SHGl4c. 4 2sfTGLiE&s
Sss CHS sssSsssss e sss's
Rass: v a ssssas sse z;
d ,t3t cement, Lime, Plaster, &c. q
oesasss Rossndale, sl.75 V barrel; James Riysr,
Issss K assu sI76s Us SO
-Piaster: Lump, "a. 75@s5: ground, $500
delivered calclned plaster, s2.25. ~
..a - ~: :EIryc Goods. :, 81 81:
Rro,ou shsatacs. and Satrttnos. "a Manshes-
Esar. 7Xc,. 3 Manchester. sxc.: Manchester 5Hc:
A. ssR RSel sse Ssfs ss s.
itsy1lle. TIC. a: Rockbridge. 7hc. 81 EocE-
brioge. etss:: a. W CosesIogs, se "a pe q:
PERIL SOC: 3IO-4 CITY, aCotton-yarns 81 .le.
BLeached 6htrt,nas ana ,Sae:I,R9s - Mamsub-
1sc "a a Mss9 9Gxa rs Gne 1 Ses.: a
Avonaale, &c.: a. Social: &C.; - 4moskeaR:
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CORN AND FLOUR i EXCHANGE.

sa"''' RICHMoNDs March aS, 1915.
.@ss..&@ .ifst@a OPFBRIN9a = E ;@ ~ ! :
WHEAT Wits. 80 bushels. Red, $50 bushela.
2 CoRE.-Whits. 763 bushels. .Aked, Sc bushels.
OArs.-S10 bushsls. - -. -. z.>..rp I
'HEAL.-4O bushels. * rlr
: PEAs.-200 -bushels. ---------,- .--.-~
DRIED APPLss.--l00 pounds. 10 -
.-57ft MI = BALES. - = 1-I&.
WHRAT.- White 100 bushels. prime at also ;
bushels at S145; IA nus hels At 81 400 .tofal
lY2 bushels. Fed II bushels prime at 81 80; SO
bnelles al $1.4O; 40 bushels At S1.S6; 20 bushels
ar SI.26-intal. $50 bushels. -. !.
CoRN.-Wbts "a bushels very good at Sc: sos
bushels on priva,e terms 40 bushels good at $780,
total. 1852 bushels
CoREMEhL % bushels at 64c.
OATs.-1l4 bushels good spring at 4Sc.
MRAL.-40 bushels al &C., o.
RE-EXHIBITHD. y.zrg1t
Copn-W bfts 81 bushels n .,rE I-snt T I
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'lOaHILDRENss CA EIAGEs., ss.s

n HAVE THE Il keR 81 EsS TfAbEsk
,.1 STOCK OF. CHfLDRKN,S CAR. Ess.s$$z =
}RIaGES in the city, Cali aua SEES INT Mnltssy
S,eepsng.Coach Medal awarded sesne3 5tEse FMr
in S76 for the best carriages. 6, =: W..
4 OLD CARRIAGES taken In exchange =. 3
You can sayemoneyb by ufchasiug rom the o'o'
asiabisiisd house No. SI7 Broad street. - q