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PROVISIONS,

| HOO rEoDrCTs-Wcto moro sclyc, and weak.
serra being both numerous and anxious, Tie
rcesira nf hogs we1p rathcr large, and price, worp
shae eAser, villa Liverpool again lnwcr on Isr.i
Tho chtof causs Of wrAkncss soenol, however, to bo
thn crshteut smallnesa Of tho shipping demand for
several lays fAa, which tc operators 10 cui,-
rudc that consumers would not take bold at prcrput
rriccs and that former quotations cad not, tAer-
forr, bc snslalnel. Our rhpmcus Of lard recently
harc not mitch excte led The recotrts,
Mas PonK-Wsa relatively quiet, though more net.
I've than on Monday, and was about l7ka rcr brt
lscg. tbs offerings being considerably In cxceas Of the
demand. Sales were reported nf 10 bss ca&li at
1,hoo hrls se!lof Msy nt s2.17Ntse223x; 1850 brs
dolltr Juno At nu e0 bys seller Juiy
at $2lCod 22e5. Total $3.50 brs Tllo market cuctl
tame at cash. according to wright; $t7t
Keller tho month: fl!1hhae3l7tj arer May; $l3.37
ec!fsr Jnna: anh $i2dRt n E.ts sst1cr July.
Prime mess PORK WAS quoted at sl3At32l ~, and
extra primo \. f1h.5hgli.75.
LsnD-HaS active, and very weak carly, DECLINING
221sc 1I loJ ,s. In sym1nthy with reduction OF cd
iHr II! s In Liverpool: hut close rncr ut lIaI7ko
octnw tho latest prices Of Monday. good deal WA f
ferth on acconnt Of outside parte+ Bales were 10
Iprtt1 Of 601 tcs acrr April at S3.l71 T,75U to.
tees May as st1,1As112s; 1i2iO les soilcr june at
13is Tnta H. 800 tcs- Thu tnaret cpcs. unsettled Il
1910 fnr cash sollnr April s1ia06al311
for May; 8l1.J7H for Jnne: mil fla.5s fur july.
MEAIH-Nste rather moro nctivo for future do
livery Hscs the trasfer of Two arg lois fra,s,
nne month to anolhcr, and wore easier. buluG very
prizes, but 'erc was nothing !oiR to Earaa the tone
Of tho market San5 were reported Of 2,SF,NoD tbs
short ribs n eHtA1f.77* 1er lGl iLa ne1icr May,
and 81 9aslsg acer Jnna aao 81 scs sweut.lIcki.d
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md Sl2.60 selioF July.
lard wss ste'dy, with ssloH pf 1000 ten 1t tt37o sail
r May. sl337N sellcr Jnnc Aud $i3.s3 selIer july.
aho!s rtb" WeFu eaeicr. Saca lsD,aO0 hs aeller
Nav at tlAr.
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BoaroS, April 1V.-No Improvement IN WOOL very
oall aut unsatisfactory; manufacturers conclude
prteea u'ust e low this season; Xxx Ohio aud Penn
syvanar ta9tso WisconAln aud slich9an tlaeco4 81
94oo; pulled 'aull, super sud <. Et33o; super, ~
0tsc.
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FIJI 1SHUHO FE THOEEUH MAHkET,
PlrEsBuRd. H., April lp.-lErAoI1uN-Crudn
quiet; tl.u5ts2o7N 1t rArker'y Renned iulli 1870
GltAdelphl2 detYerY.
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MO0S-Thn market wa moderately acty1 nt Eo de-
cline from Tucaaays Prices light wsghts selling prlu-
S7.6oat7.go a fnw choice light wose worked 81 AZ
t1oO aud few cAece heavy at ta.ooGasl0. Inferior
loa sold " 10 GH3G%760 Tho market cluscd stesy nj
the above quotatloas with nlpst Of tue hogs sull
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increasing activity Is imrart.ng tncrcAacd hrmnets 10
tho market Butter waa In fair local aud shipping de-
manu-, aud waa selling At about previous figures,
though tho market l,aa unlestono Of weakness.
Chet'o rnraans quiet md nomtnany unchanged.
Theto VIVA far demand for ns,l At ateady rticfs.
Dried fruits wars Quoted active md strong lo gcucr
tendcncy Of prices bstng upward. In tho banging.
'oather, coa, wood, paint oi], Aui tobacco markets.
no important chsngts ware developed.
LuntboT waa In moderate demand and easy. Tho
offerings At tho docks s1al anil thcrs VAS tt!o
Inquiry Tor targocs Drugs and chamica1e wcto in fair
request and steady. Wool was dull and weak. 11osa-
ers arc AnronS 10 close ont before tho advent Of the
nav CLIP, hence Tho weakness. l,soom.corn was
beady nnier moderate inquiry from manufacturers.
Beeds were 1rn, beiuJ in faIs relncat anil scsrce,
especially tho better class of samples. Tho bost
grades Of lntby sy were stro.Ber cshotwiso sl,erc
waa change Ia yaIuca, and tho durnanl was only
fair. Foreign grter, frulta woro ntn.er.
TI1r lut!ea collected at tire Cste 1iutsn ycstcrdsy
amounted tossi1.21. No direct nlpostattons uf for.
rtKu Ho,.ts wcEe received.
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oLzvELAhD. o.. April io.-letroleum stoAdy ind
deinaud good for hiz seaton Of tho year. wc quote
dses!ns Of 10 all around from laat guotatluns stand.
ard, ITO test lie; puro vhlta, 80 tes 17o cas.los
cash
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srocKs, poNps, ETC.
M" sokx, April l9.-noil opened u lis and c.oasd
81 !l3H. Carrying rates ts / Loaus Alao uaads nat.
Governments wsrs ste.dy.
lfAalfoai bonds urfe nrm
alsts securities quiet
asoeka Opened Irregular, and became aomewh4t s1.
ea Ia consequence Vi tbe Aolou Of the managrrs uf
tue sfunk lnea relative to freRht4. Michigan Cunral
aeeAnod w. usadss the railway tsoublas, this sock
aas Affected BY fses sas b. prominent holo.s. Latu
hhofs decided 70 st Western Union uas exceptional.
nffn snd advanced 70 6s with subsequent reaction
c7s. La sas last hour the general lat was heavy,
oentsal and 1aka Hhoso recovered x aud r rsswct-
ssesy fSos the lowest point OF Tho day. Transactions
nSr sh1fse of which lb.0N wess Pselne Mail
r. NetstFu Union, G0W st. Itul lupO0 Ers 1Gs
~ ~ AAxs hhose. spt u 0u0 Michigan Csi.ttsl, '"
aa tas money market VA Easy 81 2et
2nme mescnutts papes, AkA6,
Cnatons G receipts. 3Jj1,GuU
ClestluGs. Sl9,Au,WN, "@'s'"'
Startling as<ady 1t As7@ts9E,
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iis1-Ssasca and lrm: Maryland and Pennsylvania,
paayls.oss-Qaiet and steady. Pork, $780, na!s
nosts-ahoul.ery s,<49c; clear lib, i3..c. nacon-
Ho;al.ss io. dslo1ao: clear rip, l5k 9lsxc, Lard
nu4rxa-Qa'sti %e.tern, scass5a.
GKuurHtrs-C0Iea dull and heavy: Ro carGoea
WH1sxx--Quiss: sl.l2k.
At l3ko. ->'"'e' sAa ''''3'
F11suu-atcady mud f.rm.
corn moderately ac1s ana uG shoF: &C. L M
s4s s s'e AZ AEs s1:e nsy; oes uos an ;1a
lover: No. !, si.GSsl.oS '''' D1t''s onsS''' 'oA
@,s. Iss api! and exat Ham Isla Il ii4a. ssss
meats oaser; .houaesy 8Ho % cash; ot;s Sayst june;
,s gas tys, 5oI;. 5n!y saT rab ,io eas; y.t
Tsxa wn,sx1-aoea s,, ae,.,na: ~, teialnR vi; slo1.
MILWAUKEE.
@t1WAuKEr, April lo.-FLouR-Qu[ct and steidy.
d'a1N-Whest opencd unsettled sAaIo lowes;
No. y, a1o. Corn scafce MD nominal; No. !, sle
al, a{ E.5s4 stX' ara ys nj 1' a
eL.nRe; No. =. 0oe; No. j. aao rejected spring, VI
pxoy1ssoss-pul and eA4!er. Meas pora, s.aaa
1s raz,aars1bui and nominal; wheat to pua.ls
AzoRlrrs-Flour. 900 urls; wheat, la,n0o hu,
Hn1fAxsEs-Flour, 1uuN hsls; wheat, il, ,ut,J bu.
TbLEDO.
TOLEDO. O.. April i9.-EIoun-Qunt.
OMAlN-Waeal easier; No. wnite Michigan. 8l19k;
$.s9: No. smlor Michigan, $lOs No. rod. i.3oE;
NO. Fed 31i4; rejected lAks Bhoro red, SIC. Corn
Msa1 hiRh mixed t44o; May. taXo: 1uns ole; July,
oss :a.'ss; H. s'as sLits IT, :xa;
hichisaa. 81Ho; retecte>l, SIC,
HExu-G0yes, $1.Eu.
., ,NgSEle1s-feat. J s0 bsls wheat, 5000 hui eoFps
6uirxka1s-Fiour, 100 brs; wheat, 1900 bu;
corr, 10 o00 tn; oats II. 100 bu.
H0BrOM,
BOSTON, ArrH 19.-Fi1uA-Firlu and eteadr 40.
maud; N.g0aa.60 fer Wester1 supaEf1us; N.7sts5.H
tos eolmon s1raa; +5.e0so.2 Is for Wsoohsin s11.a;
tioo(s7.2a for Minnesota: $a00a713 for Uhto, ~.
atsns, and Michigan: sa,254B.bU tor 1llnos; $8sM3
t7.25ts9.b1.
dR11s--uoru qoist; fI@72c for mixed and No.
WAitsi taat1o for rejected. Osl4-da966n for no.
elite,
DuFYAIo.
AusfALo, April l0.-0aAlu-Wheat inactive; bold
:fs nr eo11 quiet md arm; ssles Of y car; nST w
but nous offered. Rye neglectsd. larlsy neglected
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of intimidation. but fr precisely the
sense II, which ID Y gentleman in
Greenville the other day told his
hands that the taxes were so high tiiat he
would not be able so hire them the next
year. shall not, said this gentleman; be
able to plant at all II the Republican party
gets into rewer again. But 50 sstre am. 1
that the taxes will be efisiccd and the pros
perity Of the county Increased that II tn tiic
Democratic party gets into power Il VIII pay
you three dollars more per month next year.
/ he did not say that il they voted the Demo-
cratic ticket he would pay them higher
wages, but simply Il that party got into
mower he would do 90. showing hew certain
/ he was that under z honesruie the
prosperity OF the State would be IN.
sured. That man meant business, and
that is what we mean--Wc mean business.
loud cheering.l dust Us I arrived here I
received the New York Herald. You all
know that this paper, when / was nomina-
ted, said that the Democracy had made q
great blunder, and that they should have
supported Chamberlain Now you know
that the men who run the New York Her
aid, the greatestpap perhapsin the world,
| are the cleverest people to find out which
| way the wind is blowing. You will always
find them on the winning side. General
tlauptOu uclc LSaQS aLIIuSbs tlo. WAiASop SAi1i
thuSiasm, the editorial headed /" Advice to
Colored Men," in the New York Herald, Of
the Goth of September. 4ift.. s....a
( He next alluded to the riotous condition
Of affairs all over, the State, and especially
touched upon the .outrages committed by
the Combahee strikers upon their own class
OF people, whose only crime was that they
were willing to work. These outraged
7 colored men, he said, had written again and
again to Governor Chamberlain to protect
| them, and he turns to them deaf ear. He
dares not go there, and runs to Washing
ton. say here that IT Governor Chamber
lain ,riH call on me, and giue me the authori-
ty for three days, 1 pledge myself to go
amongst those Canbahee rioters; not armed
,oith euen pen-lcnife; and [ further pledge
myself that they aoiH listen to me and
order aoiN be restored IN nty:foar hours.
Immense cheering.] II, continued General
Hampton, you win all come together, If the
old men, as they are doing, and the young
men will all come together, with the prayers
Of our noble women, 7 tell you Just so sure
rs the sun sets in the western horizon on
the Tth of November next SO sure will you
see your old State risen from her humilia-
tion, proud, happy. prosperous, spreading
her protecting arms over wide and united
people, clasping them all to her heart and
giving mothers blessing to them oil. I'm
menSe cheering tar,st
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The South Caroline Canvass.

GENERAL WADE HAMPTON'S LAST sPEECH-AN
APPEAL To THE NEGRO VOTERS OF SOUTH
CAE0LINA-wHY THEY SHOULD REPCDIATE
TIE CARPET-BAGGERS. :
In a recent speech at Marion Courthouse
General Wade Hampton, the Democratic
nominee for Governor OF South Carolina,
said: ! call upon you here and everywhere
10 see to it that ii our colored friends join
Us. il they will put aside their party preju-
dces, and say we mean to have. harmony
and peace and union, we want to build UP
the old State. we want tosee peace and pros
perlty: il they come to us and say that, pro-
'ect them, men OF South Carolina, pro-
tect them even with your blood. Show
them, by the highest evidence In
Your power, that you are their friends,
and tell you, men OF Marion,
lhey will join you, as they have Joined us in
every county in the State. 1t was only, q
lew days ago, at wayside meeting, six
hundred colored men enrolled themselves
under our banner. Do you mean to say
That it cannot be done here? Iknow that
II can. Every man tn the county must make
hlmseli committee OF one. Hcmust 90 to
his coiored neighbor and explain and show
hl!n, and prove to him, that the interests Of
The white and black men OF South Carolina
are identical. eHe must show them that
nothing separates us but the internal teach
nnss Of corrupt carpet-baggers. He must
show them that il they Join us they viii be
Protected. " So
We offer to the colored people the right
iiand Of fellowship we hold out to them
uAe olive branch OF peace; but you cannot
Expect us, when you allow your State TO be
dragged down 10 infamous RUIN by alien
au'en,urers, to help you who have been the
sause Of all the suffering which viii as
how-either TO come with your white
friends, who never have deceived you, or to
80 with the carpet -baggers, who have de-
T.e Geived and ptundered you Tor eight years.
you think your earpet-bag friends are
Iishf, then, when your trouble comes go co
ihem for She help and protection you Wsta
assuredly need. We say this in no spirit
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/ HOTEL ,IMPRovEMENT.-Mr.g R..i. NJ. u.
Paynter has recently finished putting an
electrical enunciator4 in the office OF the
American Hotel, kept by Messrs. Ballard %
Dodson, opposite the Dispatch office, and
connected the enunciator with each room IN
the hotel by wires and automatic KNOBS.
This is possibly the only hotel in the South,
except the one at Fortress Monroe, supplied
with electrical bells. The enunciator Is
handsomely ornamented, and adds not 9
little to the appearance OF the office. lt may
also be stated, while writing about the
American, that the hotel is supplied with q
first-rate passenger-eleyatoT, worked by hy-
draulic pressure, which, Of course, adds to
the comfort OF visitors, and gives the hotel
clerk q good excuse for giving q guest Q
s.fifstrate 8. room on the top floor. 80 IS
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT,' WED
NEsDAY-Judge RagheS presiding. In the
matter of T.. a. Lacy. Order for the pay
ment of the money In bank to Pierce q
Iacyisi Judgment ditOrs. 3. s&tIs - -
IN the case Of j. s. Fitzgerald. The
judgments IN the proceedings mentioned
were sustained, and the petition OF az. q.
Hawks dismissed at his cost. -! -il' tlI.5t
In the matter Of Benjamin L. BTdsonS.
Jacob Cohn appointed assignee.
Intfie case Of, TIA. ST. Clair. Report OF
special commissioner or liens filed.
In the matter OF e. ?. Hndgins q co.
The Citizens Bank Of Richmond and WlF
kinson & Withers were ordered to pay to
the assignees the sums respectively received
by them from the bankrupts since their ad.
iudication. = m, !. M i,
inpton City, Virginia Midland and Great
Southern Railroad Company and j.. F.
Rixey. executor, &C., were ordered 10 snow
ca,,se On the 23d OF October, 1915, why the
Inn IA purchased by them in this cause shouio
NOT be resold to pay the balance OF purchase
money due; and also to show cause why the
money due j. III. Rixey, deceased, Dy the
hankrupt should not be. paid to Orson
Adams, assignee Of F. NJ. Wright.
In the matter of NJ. Slaughter d Son. Ihe
report of the assignee was confirmed ana
A discharge In bankruptcy was issued TO
Kennedy, Brothers, OF Prince EoWafd
Jeremiah MeAulife, a native Of Ireland,
was admitted citizen OF the United >'' 'states'
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A washington dispatch to the New York

Washington dispatch to the New Iolh .,
Herald states that the. Secretary OF tne
Treasury has appointed Mr. A. Is. Munett
tex-superYising architect OF the treasury, ~ y.
snnerintendent OF the custom=horses.- nj
Cincinnati. Chicago, and st. Louis, and o.
the nost-ofices at New York. Philadelphia,
and Hartford, comprehending the build
ings ORIGINALLY designed and commenced py
Mr. Mnilett but still incOmpleted. Enc op'
| iect of this appointment is to secure tne
completion of the buildings according 70
fine plans. which have been ,deyiated from
Iby the late supervising architect at Ghlcago ~
and other places. l8fsYS5 J. IS ilisE @i.si.si
R;shou Gross, OF Savannah, at present Wis
I;t;no in Baltimore, ministeredS eonfirma'
:t;on Tuesday morning at st. Mary church,
| |lGnyanstown., Archbishop Bayley being pn.
ahIe, to attend from illness. The Archbishop
has been confined to his bed for several days
nv ,rheumatiam; but sYas. mugh ampaDped
Tuesday. The papal announc ment 0fs tle
election of Right Rev.. Bishop bhons loz
|sRiebmond. as coli tutor to chbishop Bay
I1ev. will not be officially received froM
Rome, it is thought, for few months.
Pnbiic notice is given In another column
OF the fsale8of the rolling stock maenine-
shons. road-bed, and franchises OF the hfcn-
n,onI and Atlanta AIRLINE railway, which
takes Dlacain Atlanta on the 9th day OF De.
cemI,er next. We are thinking seriously o.
|inVestii,g. believing that the next 6est tning
toa NEWSPAPER Iasist bes q railroad d.-tadfs
lotte (N C.) Observe az it5
Il A new project is suggested among ssien.
Efafic men In San francisco: Ihef. afaoe .lI
|SHat Il continuous giE,e f9lios in sle "a. M
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LECTURE BY Dn. CURRY.-Rev. DR.. Curry
delivered the opening address to the stu
dents OF Richmond College yesterday MORN
ing on the duties and proprieties OF student
life. He very kindly but plainly enforced
the strictest regard for honor, and warned
his young friends that while he and his
brother professors desired them to be cheer.
full and fun-loving, nothing could excuse
Funkindness toward each other or idleness
in their great work. He bespoke the con-
fidence and love of the students towards
the faculty, and exhorted them. to guard
each, others interests sacredly. The lee
ture was full OF excellent advice suited to
the opening OF the session. One hundred
and thirty-one students were present.
Others are daily arriving. sa< 81.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

In proportion as the iiyeliness increases at
the Centennial so does the dullness increase
.in Manchester. The city looks lively enough,
business is picking UP; and eyerytlHng seems l
to rosress as It should, but the moment
reporter touches the sou Of Chesterfield then
everything subsidies. f
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THE. E.THEArRE-- night closed
Professor; .Anderson's engagement at the
Theatre, and te-morroW night Madame
Rent'z Troupe Of Female Minstrels will ap
near. combining, it Is said, twenty -eight
stars. each artist being selected for their in-
trinsic merit aIone. The entertainment VIII
embrace four distinct features s-minst strelsy.
variety, b1rlesque, and ballet, Reserved
seats may be secured at W yatt' 9. 1.l,ss,,
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO General
Superintendent Dunn, of the Chesapeake
Eand Ohio railroad, ,anr,o ounces this morning
Fthat passengers for Huntington and the
West must take the night train. The day
train win be discontinued west of .Coving-
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POLICE COURT, WBDNEsDAy.--Ihe, foi-
lowing cases were disposed Of ,byfosice- :
Justice J. j. J..White Yesterday morning; q
I :IacS Brooks, charged with assaulting
Emma NINA Lynch, was sent to the Hustings
Court to answer the charge. {.
William Whitlock, charged with Deing
drunk and disorderly in the, FIRST market
Fined two dollars by Squire Granger. .s &, !,
GINS. Clay, charged with assaultng and
beating George Richardson with intent TO
XIII. Case continued until to-day. s..,, -.
Ebo Yenos, charged with stealing Two
i;ca hbepe from 30. s.. Nuchois, plead guilty
and swas sent to Jail for six: hours:
Elijah Edmonds; charged with a,s, somm,.. N ahs
ting forgery by altering pay-tfcket OF the
TredeoaT 1s Works. Case continued until to-
day. ,.,.,i.,, eteo,;ro a
coat from B, 2: Oliver, vas s Sent % 'all 'of
thirty DAYS, and ten ashes added:
: sA Antoni Petri and Mary Harris, charged
with misdemeanor, were sent on TO the
Hustings Court. .,.5 ,t.t5s I. .5ss
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MORE HELP FOR THE SUFFERERS. Rim
mon Lodge, No. 6S, I. o. B'nai Birth, at
its meeting on Sunday night, contributed
twenty-five dollars for the relief OF the
Brunswick sufferers; which has been turn
ed over to Mr.. Quarles. !. ..,,.,t. =, ~, ~
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liTaaAccO roR LosDoN. The bark Aquliia
.fNorwegia,,, having completed her cargo ot
fobaceo n and slate, cleared asssthe. custom. M
house yesterday for London. II
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SEsT TO THE PENTTENTIARy.-lnthe Hust-
1nss eonStI Yesterday William, Jackson; IN
d;efsd for attempting TO enter the dwelling
hnmss 81 fhonias Reifey In the night time,
WAS tried and convicted and sent TO fhe
|penitentiary for three years. 4 = s;
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Mu,1rARY EXAMINERS APPOINTED. The
Governor yesterday appointed Captain 5,
" .Arnistead military exaininer ZOE Eiiza.
beth City lv;ce G. IT. Mallory, deceased. rs 5.
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AUCTION sAIEs TaIs DAY.

I Rsr Oh, all sGtes of Real Estate made essess<a
the lst Of January and last Of June the tdzssJss
the present year haueto be paid blythe psrfAeser
On all sales made bettsees the lst dss1teSs
Of the rear tae tarss hare TO be paid S thssesess
(Tbis custou, was uS1cpted about Hfteen yeAfs1gse
by all the real cstate agents In Richmond, and H
plies to Richmond and vfcinfty.l
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INDIAN .RELIcs.-We received yesterday
from DR.. Charles Bouyard very pretty little
collection OF Indian antiquities, which were
found by himself at Clark's Spring, near
HnllvWond
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] RAN AwAY.-Yesterday morning the
horses attached to Car; No. Z, of the city
railway, took fright and ran away. Near
the corner Of Twentieth and Main streets
zone of the horses fell and was dragged some
distance, causing injuries to- his shoulders
and side. ga .}r H" r
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MOTION FOR A, New TRIAL.-In the Hus-
tings Court yesterday Judge Guigon heard
argument in the case OF Witiiam Fay on q
motion for new trial. The Judge reserved
This decision. 81 .at5 ~ f14fs,sIs s5tls4f 81
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tion, to order, guaranteed TO At. Repairing nest8
done by HERMAN BoSCHEN e BRoTnEa, Bsoa9
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GRAND JuRY.-4The grand Jury OF the
Hnstings Court. met yesterday and Iound
true bills in the following cases:
John Adams, felony, for ,ietoniousiy anq
burglariously entering the house OF Thomas no
Kelley, in the night time. e.,
john Brooks, felony, for. assaulting En-
Joseph Bruines, nisdemeanor, for keeping
flisorderly house. 4 Z :, :, 4 y " -
N Mary Harris Il and Antonio .Petri, misde-
meanor. ,i9Si,a.ei gs:G :i,,'ii1'.:'t ~
The grand jury also found; true biHs
AGAINST q number OF, merchants and others
for falling to get, out their licenses accord
ing to law. ~ = I'd Y .-.....Si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

Centennial Pdrsy nsiderahis
number of persons will leave, Manenessss
and vicinity to-day for the Nafi0nas Eszixsss i,ss'
sition, Among these are NJ. nap ssSs s.s.,
clerk at the Hustirgs Court las sf issasss sssss
clerk az fke same court and r: asss st
party viii leave xIa the 9oEk ssssel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

HEnMAS BoscErN s. BROTHER ore selling tbar;s
large stock OF TRuNKs, vALlsEs, &c.s at ssry sowx
prices to make room for fall and winter boots te9
and 511 Broad street. u. ,ss,es sS 5 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

IA HuAsinT o. ,lub - The young men of 0iar I;
city WIN meet night sfpr, the purpose oEs'
organising d hunting club TO aid the ofdcet1
Eof the law In carrying ont tsths game. hMss:
The OssJecE Of the club sts q good 0ne, md ie
Euride In Held sporting win Join Id the move
FInerlt. The meeting viii take place ct tbs
offce Of tie Ohief of Polices 2;si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

& CALIFoRNrA FEARS, malaga grapes sweet
oranges, yellow bananas, at ii. Pfzziaf, 6dT
sFsraafi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05
ANAUToBIOaRAPHxm mERET0R0RE
VS. i4UNPURLIsHED.t ss .a2 "a "a

THE HISTORY DEeTiE GENERAEBII aAs
TOLD BY HJMsELF-EARLY POLITICAL
scAsiftrAIGNs-MifR. L. DouG LASS REspoSsi-
BILITY FOR THE wAR.-THE d a1TER
NEVER IN FAVOR OF sEGEssIoN-THELEs-
soNo JOHN Observation-Disclosures
ACCOUNT or ms MILITARY SERVICES 9
THE RESULTS oE THE .WlAR DISCUSSED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

.rnr WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. At night it WAS partly cloudy and
threatening. ~ so.
A. NJ. 81; noon, rs; 3 7. NJ, II; & Z.
!, g.. midnight, so.