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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-23
~. By Geddin, Warren d Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a FARM IN
i hEhRIGo COUNTY. ~ THE FoRKs Of
KNOWN AS "LONG MEADOW CONTAIN
ING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES
(MORE OR LESSl, At AUCCION.-By virtue of
deed Of trust from Robert T.. Moseley and wife TO
the undersigned trustees dated the 4th day OF De-
cember 1871, duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
Henrico County Court, and being required SO to DO
by the beneficiary, We will proceed 10 sell at public
auction, in front Of the county court In the
city OF Richmond. on SATURDAY, Ist April.
day therenfterl the TRACT OF LAND. contain
ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES
(mpre or leSsI, with DWELLIN 6, &C., thereon. -
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
CYRUS BCSSIEUX,
Z T3& - VIM. IRA SMITH,
-g 80 ~ 80 Trustees.
.GoDpIs, WARREN Co., Auctloacers. NH 81
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] HORSE,
Il head OF CATTLE,
BY James n. Taylor q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.

H,HREE NICE FRAME DWELLINGS,
i sNO. .209k, Eli, AND 211k. CONTAINING
THREE kOuMS EACH, ON The EAST. SIDE
OF CHERRY STREET. BETWEEN CUMBEK-
LAND AND BEVERLEY STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N.-We will offer at public AUCTION.
NOON the premises, on THURSDAY the 23d of
March. 1875, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, the above-de.
scribed properly. TheElots each front 10 by
4l feet 10 an alley twenty feet wide, with water
the pre mises.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour of SALE JAMES III. TAYLOR g SON, O.
NH 2I s Auctoneer
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NOTICE.-By virtue of 40 order of the
~ County Court Of Henrico entered on the ] 9Th
day Of January $780, In The case Of Joseph Hard,
Jr, ug Joseph Bacher and George n. Fleck, trustee
for Mrs. Kacher, on motion to enforce me-
ises. on THURSDAY the Esd day Of March, 1875,
the HOUSE ut the Chimborazo OLD Brewery, In the
county Of Henrico. and SO much OF the LAND as
NAV be necessary for the convenient use Of the said
house. as mentioned in sa1d order or decree.
sale to commence at O'Clock P. RI. 49,,
/ N. WILLIAM WALSH. Deputy Sheriff,
for j. T. JONES, sheriff Benrico County.
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BIZ n r. Appersous
~ Real Estate Agerfand Auctic14ers
9offee corner or Mrfn ana Elsrenth strcetss 4
|. IN. i HEprcAIs -iNr NIscRTT,s Il

III AN, MEDICAL. AND III ISCELI.s !.
BOOK Ga LIE BIT Gaia Io
sse g s sSa & en hs 5sss
1876. at 6uatiock p H, ana ytafen. 3vi
g day. sbont ~ sshe vo dg4 az
Hsye,Ks az the - 1sjAL. ana MisCELLANEUUs..
BaidEinr Saarnffes offhe late Judges Leigh and
n hn- fofessnr Hoicombe, Drs. Trent and TUT,
3 .ssAB h. Dewitt II ~. And others. Among them
I are Sofne RARE RbITtoEss ~ 8. go -
TEENS: Cash. gga s. sJ.L. APPfRsON.
NH % - 49,. 80 Auctiont err. *
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], DEraRTURE or sTEAMERs.

DHILADEL La, RfCH-xE#A
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-&1l
SHIP LINE-FOR ,PHILADELPHkAT TWICE 4
WEEK Until further notice the steamers OF this
line Win leave Pnilalleiphia eyefy TUE4DAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY as IL O'clock
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liyerposl and Ant
werp rid Bed Star and american steamship lines
- - =. -. W.P. PORTER, Agent, q
1926 Dock street, Richmond
- WILLIAMP. CLYDE Il CO.,
mh12 No. IL South WharYes, Philadelphia.
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On and sSter TUESDAY, October 8. 1875, thi
Compans1s fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLr.
VFSTER, Captain j. A. POST carrying United
States mail. wnl leave her wharf Ro4kes1, L9r
above-Ramed points TUESDAYS, THURSDAfS'
ana SATURDAYS at $50 A. d.
PASSENGERS make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadephia, and New
York. .#Ntr@s
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY......$I2 90
FARE re NORFOLK AND RE-
TUkN..... ssssssssssss.s oOO
Fare to Balnmore...... O0
Fare to Philadelphia. o.
Fare TO New York. 12 OF
Tickets for sale on steamers. at CARRIER Go. .
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hote i,
and baggage checked through. Freight receive
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmoath, an
regular landings on James river from A. M to
6 r. ~, at Reasonable rates. a.s.5.. fy-,E.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid. .,.
q SO III. B. TATUM- General Agent.
Once: Company's wharf, Rockets branch ONCE
az !" - n A - :" W = ~, ~" oc 90
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LOB BALTIMORE. -. b Sf5sU> /,

LOB BALTIMORE, .,1s Ss%s@,
PoWHArAN sTEAMBOATL LINE.
* THROUGH FREIGHT.
no TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
: sasyg.s.a g BALTIMORE -: 80 49,.
-. NO D0CKAGE CHARGED 35f
( The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER, OF THIS line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot OF Twenty. second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'clock for Baltimore, making close connections q!
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also With Northern
Through blis signed to Bairmsre and all points
West and rates guaranteed as low As by any other
line Lunly 10 - - L. 3. TATUM,Aaent
ofaces Twenty.second and Dock streets and No,
9OS Main street. - a,eN s-' nc 81
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. Vfaln leaving Richmond Ut 9:60 A. H. runs dajly
Except Sunday, stopping at al, regular stsrons
Train leaving Richmond at 1e:ce p. H. runs dsil1.
Stopping at Hanover, Louisa, aordonsvili., thaiss
lottesville, Ivy, Mediums river. GfeeawooS
ingfon, Allegheny, and a)f regular stations wsst a
AnegbanY.. ti5ai5J sttSf sfsSEf,i TI.-T.lSs ~ -
Accommodation Train leaves Richmond for Goa.
Sunday at 1876 p. ~. '>f'sa'7 -''.'NSPs
Trans arrive at Riehmord rs folloya:
EInress Traln. daily xt -..............4 :45 A. Il
Accommodation Train daily except
sundaT) ..s.......9:l0 A. n.
Trains coming Into Richmond stop ., stations sS
above. E-FaI . .sl~rs,f 80 80 =
Trains make close connection With trains or IA
Richmond and Danyille and Richmond and Peter.
burg railroads, both TO and from Richmopd.
For further information, rates, &c, sppy n "a
Main street, or at compxpyts efaces.
CONWAY T. HOWARD;
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
.,7e ,-s..s w. Il. y. DUNN, rT-I
I, NH General Nanage1
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond at ass p, n. and 10 Pm.
Potomac boat connects at shtpherd with ,hrousa
sleeper for New York. L. N. COLE,
10 General Ticket Agent
j. z. DUKEHAKT,
Southeastern PaseeL ger Agent
,iAt - ~ T. X. SHARP
NH 6-3m Master or Transportation.
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;EoRi SALE PRIVATELY, eBRICK6s
IsDwELLING No. 35l1, Lester street, HI
koeketts; Ave rooms. in gooa repair, having been
credit OF three or fFo years. Lot fronts so feet
Apply TO '''- --'. FKANK D. HILL,
81. ~. ~ ssii = $50 3&1 Real Estate Agent, y
NH 21-eod8t No. IL % Main street.
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TO CONTRACTORS, -
FARMERS, and OTHERS.

The subscribenhas on hand WAGONS and @ ARTS
OF van Jus descnptons tn be wishes to dispose OF
on very moderate terms; and is sui manufacturing
sItic c in hts line. - .-.s..-s $50,
His wseons run easter. carry larger loads. and
wear longer and sell cheaper than any other wagon
10 the market. e.-.s,> Up
Good workmanship and frst-rate material y
guaranteed. /. Liberal discount to merchants. AL
work wal raated. Particular attention paid 10 re-
pairing. A. b;iLlPSCOMb. -
Cary between Adams and Jefferson streets
In 7-eouSn&w3t
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E..rs.e BY Lancaster q Lucke,
;. Steck and Zeal Estate Brokers,
State Eank BUILDING, Richmond, Va.

lis. ..s.a, BY Lancaster q LHcke. -
Steck and Zeal Estate Brokers, . b
State Eank building. Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK ISLAND
i By virtue OF deed uf trust executed on the
2S,h day Of December, / 972, and duly recorded,
we shall being required thereto by the benefciaries
In said Decd sell by public auction on the premises,
on TIL URaDkY; the 23d OF March, 1875, at II
o'clo K, the farm known as ELK ISLAND, lying on
James river, In the counties Of Gooehland and Cum.
berIand, about Fix miles above Cartersylile, and
about two miles from llk Hill landing, adjoining the
lands Of Iusr Harrison and others, and contain
ing about ! 00o acres. The buildings consist OF new
DWELLING. house and all necessary ut-buildlngs.
This farm is considered by many the best In the
State Of Virginia, and has reputation co-extensiye
vi b the State.
We WIN also sell at the same time and place
IL MULES, -. H.
! HORSE, -...... & .-. Il.
IA head of CATTLE,
Il HOGS.
And all the valuable FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on The place:
TYRHs: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
sale and three notes OF $4,000 each with interest
from 2Sth December, 1872 and for the balance,
On credit Of ,onc, two. and three years, within
teres from the dsy Of sale, evidenced BY negotiable
notes Of the purchaser and secured by deed trust
on the property. PEACHY E. GRATTAN,
fe 90 '-r Trustees
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ToR SALE PRIVATELY, The de- 6A
II sirabie BRICK TENEMENT No. lot sss
with basement and three full stortess on east aide
Of Seventh between Franklin and Grace streets !;
p ~ @3zat EifsSEBE---J. T.. APPERSON, e.c
NH list eE.fss,.s Real Estate Agent, sc. s
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JAMES T.. NEALE, No. 121 Eighteenth
y street, has for sale one TWO HORSE SPeIEG
TRUCK, Two sPRfNs- DkAYS. three SPRING
WAGONS, three overwhelmingly AGUIMSIY
for family As one a of nen and
hand CARTS for farm use; one second hand
sPaING GRAY. Repairing done In good style.
NH 10.2w :.
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aJoBLINK EscArzs.-EFrom the Virginia
(NeV:J Chronicle l-Joblink sat reading hrs
paperin his peaceful home last evening,
when the following item attracted his after >
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WOOD AND coat

GRAY sPL1NT Is THE BEST CRATE
VI coal for Q large or small fire. 81, -
+. MyrANTHRfCITE fstove or mutt Is the cheapes
and most lasting FOR cook ing PURPOSES 'sis -
81 PINE and OAK WOOD--ihe best. 81 st.5s g.
AL AZ exceedingly low prices. -. : s
- Srs5s Z 49,. "a z. Il. CkRRINGTON, -
NH il ~ corner seyenteenth and CarY sfreetz.
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Tough on Babcock.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The5 com
mittee on expenditures in the war de-
.partment to-day examined G. S. Bell,
whose testimony was to the effect
that the president wishing to satisfy
himself Of the guilt or innocence OF
General Bsbcock, sent him. to St.
Louis to ascertain what he could on
the subject. Babcock and Luckey
knowing that he. was going to St.
Louis on that errand, wanted him to
steal the evidence out Of the district
attorneys office in St. Louis. THIS he
did not do, but related Babcock''s and
| iLukey's proposition to MIR. Dyer.
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The Chicago Ringsters

CulcAGo: March ;,l.-The jury in
the Pah,nan and Rusk trial came into
court promptly at ten .o'.lock this
mormn {. They returnedKa a sealed viz.
dict which read as follows: 1--WE the
jury find the defendants guilty OH the
first four counts oiItheir lndlctment.s
The four counts chlrye- first that
the dlstlllers distilled Il hundred thou
sand gallons 81 spirits, suit jpct to tax,
With intent TO deiraud the govern
mem of tie Unitcd States OUT Of the
tax thereon.
Sccord aud third that defendants
carried Oh distillery -buslle>s, re-
moved spirits subject to tax, and on
which tax had not been paid, TO other
Warehouses then forbidden by law.
Fourth, they engaged in an unlaw.
full conspiracy to put on the market
10000 proof gallons Of distilled spirits
subject to tax without paying, and
thereby defrauded the government OF
the tax thereon. The fine and i'm
prisonment- on these four counts, if
aggregated would be in the minimum
*2,40O fine and one year imprison-
ment and fine equal to twice the
amount Of the tax under the second
and third counts. The maximum
punishment would be a fine Of s25, 900
and Imprisonment for ten years each.
i Mr.. Storrs entered motion for new
trial aud bail was fixed at $4,000
each The two counts on which
! Pahlman and Rush were not found
1 guilty are those which charge them
with conspiracy with Ford, Oliver &
4 Co.
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greatly annoyed over the money up
pl,cations for post ,radershlps. Bel.
knap then turned to him and asked:
"How much is that post worth?
Hcsreplied that he did no, knox, Is
1T worth $4,000 a year? he asked. He
replied lie s1pp0sed- WIS worth
that. "Would you be willing to pay
tl,al?'' 81 wouldn't he willing TO pay
xny,tGng. Bell stated that hed'd not
believe the secretary meant To make
him an offer for the post of $4,000,
but thought the secretary attempted
to e.,,rap him into an offer-a brttee,
SO that he might have some reason
to decline to appoint hun.
The witness said, in answer TO a
question, that he was now a govern
ment deteerivc~and was formerly en-
gagea~ iul1'exas as Especial agent un
der an appointment Of Chandler,
whom he kney per7 onalIy. He was
appointed atathe- sos.olta,ion OF the
,pres'den1-wflom he adNsn9wn since
1862. He had lhe7recom,h he,\ \dation of
the president aud d,ln', g p,sidtr it
anything strange. Couldn't produce
that recommendation.
T Oh, thought y said you had-i,
with you when you went to the secre,
tary Of war to apply to be appointed
pos. trader.s
a. lshad papers from the president
then bu:. they didn't certain to tha.
matter. They were general.
Oh,,hen this recommendation you now
speak of was recommendation to the
secretary Of the interior No appoin,
you as detective.
Alt did not specify that it was Il
general recommendation toNgivc me
an appointment. 1t was oA card.
Misunderstanding this: Hdn. Sec
retary of the Interior: l cotnmenc
TO You the bearer NC s. Bsl1. 10
an appointment. He has rendered
valuable service during the war am
since" l know it covered one Vul
side Of the card. | handed it to M
l-secretary of the interior. waites
there day or two ai,crward to ge
it. but did not.
Q-Onr rtlat recommendation, HI,
secretary Of the interior appointed
YOU:
Al suppose he did. know
that.lhe president an1l \. Lucky
1 both spoke to him personally.
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THE WORCESTER lFREsHET.
Loss Four Hundred Thousand Dollars

WORCESTER, Mass, March .3l.-The
damage 10y the flood did not extend
below South Worcester. iausses- are
-cstimnte1aA sxss x,ss-Fe Fellews- The dam and
reservoir Sl25, 900 bcsidcssthes supply
of water, Geo. w. Olney's house aud
barn, sloO,OOC; J.. a. Smith & Co.'S
mill, aud Wright Brothcrly's tene-
-mcnt mill occupied by Smith sl5, 1000;
Ashwor,h. & Jones mill, 5000; IA.
-H4nt, sa,inS mill, $4,000; Boston and
Albany rail road, two bridges washet 4
out; Cur,iss & Marbles mill, $4,000;
the Wicks manufacturing Co., $780,
900; damage 10 Worcester by des-
-fruction OF highways, $4,000. One
man and two boys missing. The city
is already rebuilding the dam, on
Parsons brook to supply the water.
t,rom thereto GAINESVILLE the track
is ruined. AT GAINESVILLE the arch
culvert is gone and 300 feet of open
ing about ten feet deep. This break
in the track shuts off all connection
with Worcester by he main line and
trains now reach that city over branch
roads, by making distance Of forty
FIVE miles. II is impossible to form
any definite estimate OF the damage
sustained by the Boston and Albany
Co. and its road bed. 1t can't be re-
paired aud the track put in working
order until Monday at the very earliest.
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Here We arr. Again.

New YoRN, March 3l.-Henry
c. Bowen did not Meet the special
committee Of the Weymouth church
last evening. He sent a letter ex-
planning his absence, Me contents Of
which the committee refused to dis
close. 1t was conjectcd\ that Bow
ems refusal to appear was based on
the determination Of the committee
al previous meeting not to receive
the testimony Of Mr.. Bradshaw, whom
Bowen wished to introduce as wit
ness. The committee framed reply
to MIR. Bowen's note.
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: Before the Clymer Committee.

WASHINGTON, March 3l,-M. G. L.
Bell of Jackson, Missouri, testified
this evening before the Clymer com
mittee, that he made application for
post leadership at Fort Davis, Tex.
and came here in June, 1872, to see
Belknap about it. He had number
of recommendations for army officers,
but Secretary Belknap told him that
if he had known he had come to
make such an application he, Belknap,
would not have seen him. Witness
said that it would take him very little
time to- get out Of his Office, and he
then got out.
When he returned Belknap said
rather apologetically, that he was
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Political.
MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION


MEMrn1s, March 3l.-A special
irom(J ackson, Missouri, to the Ava
lanche says the republican state con-
ven,ion adjourned at two O'Clock.
Delegates 70 the Cincinnati -conven=
=iinn-are instructed, Whichis consider
ed victory for conservative rcpres-
entatives.. Among .thc delegates are
Ames, Alcorn, Ex Governor Somers
and Bruce. The delegation is divided
between Bristow, Blaine and Morton,
a majority being anti Morton. The
convention was the most respectable
vonvrntiion ever thpfdi in the state, hut
tNe proceedings were disorde1ly, the
lie frequently passing, and personal
violence being several times threaten
Ted. ,Pinchbaok spoke, e01ogizlng
MortSn.
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The Weather To-day.

WAsnIsGroN, March 3l.-Probabilities
for the northwest, rain and northerly to
eas,erly winds in southern portions; cold
er and clear weather, and decidedly higher
barometer with northerly to easterly winds
in northerly portion.
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No Truth in It.

ST.. Louis, March GOV. D. Bar
nard published card denying the
truth Of the evidence given before one
Of the Washington committees re.
Gently TO the effect that 'he received
his influence to secure from Grant a
permit for j. E. Barrow to act as post
trader.
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High Tide.

PnILADELPl,IA, March 30.-Yester.
day on account of the storm the tide
in the Delaware river rose eight feet
higher than was ever known before.
No serious damage done.
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Fatal Explosion.

PRovlpEScE, r.. L., March 81
-Four of the sixteen boilers of Fletch.
err mill exploded this morning, killing
two men and wounding, more or less
tseriously; number Of others. Loss
to mill owners 525 900.
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Fatal Rail Road Accident.

= HARRISBURG, March 81. - This
morning All engine on the Tyrone and
Chear6cld rail road exploded near
Sand Ridge. Three men, named
Miller, Campbell and Shannon, were
killed, and another named Harvey
Waters, fatally injured.
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FOREIGN.
POLITICAL FRANCE.

PxHls, March 3l.-1n the category
Of senators to sit for five years, are
,hirty-nine republicans and thir,y,six
members Of the right, aud Of those
whose term is nne years, thirty three
arcrcpublicans and forty one members
of the right. Among the latter the
Due de Broglie and Ronapartis,s are
included.
HEAVY FAlLrnE.
l.oSnoN, March 3o.-Morton and
Sce.,- prcprictors Of the Worches,er
steel works, at Newton Heath, Ian
cashirc, Observation-Disclosures
ted at fifty thousand pounds
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apitfstfAf-i1EAeERs.

The colored mems convention, to-
day, toNappoint delegates to the ma
tional copventione OF colorcd men,
passed resolutions that the colored
people south Of Mason and Dixon's
line have cSrrupt lealcrks~and that
that race would not pledge their votes
to any but goSd men.
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Contract Awarded.

LANSING, March 3O.AThe contract
for building the Marquette and Mack
NAV rail road was to-day awarded to
eastern parties, represented by H. b.
Crosby, Of New York.
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FIRE.

RocuELlE, ILL.,, March 3l.-Seven
buildings on Main street burned early
this morning. Toss 10000; insur-
ance $4,000.
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Will Adjourn.

COLUMBUS, March ,3l.-The senate
joint resolution for the adjournment
Of the assembly April -lth until Dec.
5th, was adopted.
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West.
THE HEArnEN cmINEl

4 SAN FRASclsco, March 3O-The British
steamer Lotus. from Hong Kong, has ar
rived with 500 more Cinnamon.
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New YORK.
sHv yenA, March 81.
Stodks easy
Money closed a, 3 per cent.
Gold ll3is.
Governments steady =
New YORK, March 81.
FLouR.slightly in buyers faver; No
2, 3.20Q13 40.
WnEAT-Dull, heavy ard lower; No
spring, y .34@1 3S; nngraded spring, 90;
No 2 Milwaukee, 1.29; No. 3 do. l.l5M
III; No. 2Chicago 2 spring. 244l .2S.;
winter red western, l.15Wl.35.
RyE-Quiet and firm.
BAKLEY-Dull and nominsllyIunchaug-
ed. ,- llz-.--.-.----z
CoRN-Dulua and lower; western mixed
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graded, Coo; mixed no grade. 65ll &c; do
graded, UdttcE do steamer Gsl soto
oNys--l,,ii and lower. western mixed
Gind stale, 4dMislac

graded, U6ltc,; di, steamer, G6l sGdti1c
,'ATs--p,l,l and 'emet.' wvs!efn mixed
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"a ',. ''s,,t1iN NJ 'i'', '''Nn"'ss"
cIos,n. s4eneTy NJ .,rFily i,sIi 5l7d :
lol, closed ouisjf,. far rcn,,n, ilsul .o6
lOals bid n Auril. o3a m,lo, i, close.
.iuils Tor Nlny loss closed ,uust. tor
.Eu, " gre. i,s.', il s6f ,-sr' ,-tssfr'' a.,
G6Ns--Nlo,.,1n,,l active a,,;l h,.ni.r
new hinb mix,A AZ, n,.,y mixed 43i stG6
lle; "a s'T,r,ls i issh H. ,,I,c ia ta, n ,ys@- ssH'
iinr; i,iMl,,l,c ,c clos,d ou,stIe for cnsb
a s@ldls, closed l.Q94tl2c bid ior
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

tmll Bonrt- WeSggn, timer and unchang.
cds Corn llrm; i61ac Tor April; 4Al..c for
May Oats unchanged
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

BAELEy Eosier; Aoz ? regular Sole
f"rcnsh;t = 59'.stQjoc lot March and April !;
so % lol May
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