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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch
REGIsTa ATIoN-CA DETsHlP-ANoTHER BANK
sUTHEKL1N AND MILTON RAILBoAD-PoLAR
WAVE AND PLANTS. %- .as.."-
DAsyILLE, VA, March 90, 1876.
This Is the result OF the registration !;
Voters, 1898; whites. 1875; negroes, S72.
Majority for the negroes, 146. The negroes
had registered maj ority at the congressional
election OF 1872. The total vote then given
was 1,042. .5# So
Hon. George c. Cabell writes to-the com.
mittee who examined the applicants for the
cadetship at the United States Military
Academy that he approves of their recon-
mendation, aud will-appoint accordingly Mr..
L. S. Thomas, son Of Hon. C. Y. Thomas.
note in my letter Of the 9th that 1t Is re-
iSocsst.ed that the committee held the examins-
ton about eight days. Somebody left out
the word ago. au.. -ao
In the biz 10 incorporate &C The Commercial
Bank" of DanYile, which Was recently
passed, the parties named as corporators are:
George c. Ayres, W. e. Boisseau, w. n.
Selden, W. w. Keen. Jr., j. p. Hawkins,
W. L. Fernald, W. X. Alexander, B. w.
Lawson, J. F. Rison, and G. N. Finn. This
makes our fourth bank. These provisions
OF the charter are noteworthy: That the
capital stock is TO be not less than S25, 900
nor more than 100000; that the bank is
not to pay higher rate Of interest than six
per cent. per annum; that it may guarantee
the payment Of mortgages on real estate and
receive payment for such guarantee; and
that it shall not hold more real estate than
may be necessary for the transaction ofsits
regular business, may purchase such real
estate as may be necessary for the collection
of the debts due it, and shall dispose of such
real estate within five years from the date of
purchase. ...-.. .e..- ....
Gentlemen from the vicinity of Milton,
N. c., say that the Council of that town has
subscribed ten thousand dollars for the Mar
row.Gauge railroad from Sutheriin station,
on the Richmond and Danyille railroad, to
Milton; that one private subscription of FIVE
thousand dollars has been made, and that one
very wealthy gentleman promises twenty
thousand dollars if he can be assured that
the railroad can be built for ten thousand
dollars per mile. 1t is said that a Danville
gentleman will subscribe ten thousand dol
lars. eff ..agr .,.Ama.T.,4ggs @&E@1.
A storm Of wind from the northwest came
down upon us Friday morning, and from
that time till Saturday night regular polar
wave, though without my cloud, continued
to pass over us. The weather was intensely
cold. What has been the effect of this weather
upon the tobacco plants / have not been
able to learn. know that the plants were
much larger than usual, and more tender;
and have heard the planters say that storm
like that Of last April would rnin theirpros-
poets for this year. But as the ground was
dry when the weather became freezing cold,
and there was no falling weather, think it
likely that those -plsnt-beds which were put
under cover have escaped with but little
damage and Idare say that in this matter
the planters exercised thsir usual prudence.
An of the fruit except, perhaps, the apples
must have been killed. $50, ALPHA
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Markets by Telegraph
$50. .~ NEW YORK sl easg

NEW YORK. March 2Os--Cotton firm: sales OF
1901 bales at ~ l5-l6@132c Flour opened bg
superfne westeJn and State. 81 40t9&4.SO souih-
ern shade better. Wheat opened shade nrmer
closed quiet Corn opened Ac better WIN t.if zoe oe
for new yellow soulhero. Oats without decided
change :43kG4SHc. ,Cofee-Rio. quiet and nr,n at
g. sas sSs QUIET arn AR
70 5000 1s asasIf
ana powdered. Nolasses dull and unchanged Rice
quiet anu unchanged; TaIow firm al 81 os. 10;
s sn biRnar 4Sc for spris PORK higher
spos, S$Iss.sS@siz closing st ia Whisky deei:
dedly irmer OF 81. l2@sl.12hc, Freishts hrm for
=? ~ tD:a ,..s.a BALTIMORE. y - !, -, syE
- BALTIMORE, March 2e.-Flonr strong and &C:
tive; Howard-stree and western superb ae. f3 ;75
ss SO: rio brands, saas7!s5 'ianiiy,. $500:
Wheat quiet and firm pennsylvania red, VI 900
Ss1. Sc = While 1n sf:4eSsi.50. southern corn
steady; white, 62@59c.: yellow. $685.; west,
sTe ana nsaHg
d de' sassc: clear rib. issalsSe: Baeon-sheul
df5s ielfari stsas ~ quiet
snd firm. Whisky dull at Sl.09 sugar active ana
MI" ~ '''esAsAsc1 CINCINNATI.
f,p5crNSkrr., March 2n.-Fiour quiet Wheat
quiet and steady at 81 .10@Sl %. Corn steady and
drm al 4S@50c. Oats STEADY, with moderate de-
aad g psaE f s1 n ne ar
SgRes; Steam. 1870; Kettle, 14c Butt. meats ia
s se{S d S s 81 sea q f9se sss
I2Sc., Asri Bacon steady and hrm ), shoulders
9Xc; clear rib-sdes, 49,; clear sldes, i3 3s
Hous steady and in fair demand; fair TO medium
heavy, ts.35@$8.50. Receipts, $50 mead SNIP
mems, $50 head. .i-.ss! d ft-etl T.
--7,~. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-Flour dull but I'm.
changed. Graips-dul H. nothing doing. Wheat,
s p2ovoas very ss sss s ssalSs S
ssc. .clear rO-sides. 1920; clear sides, sla AZ
asa sIsss ss sslaa e1S
d Iaad d. = :, Aeg l6sc. Whisky quie
! ,~s ra-ei1fa sT.LoUIs. <lt"t
n Its. March 20.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Whsa1 N f,,r oep, nd and higher: No. red winler
al 81 OH 6IX; NO. 8 red winter, u So Corn
STEADY and in fiir demand; NO: mixed, 42g4Sac.
at s38. Buk.meats frmer; shoulders, SIC. clear
rib 12c.; clear SIDES, 124c;, up country. Bacon
sG aSu Iard Sel isse
up country. Whlskey nominaily lower al 81 .05.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. March 20.-Beef cattle were
dull This week. but prices were without change !;
2.6CO head arrived and sold at 6k(97c. for extra
Pennsy Iyania. and western, steers; 614@64c. FOR
fair to good Pennsylvania and western steers 49
&c. "a b gross, for young, as 10 quahty: shesp
du ana rather Ne
firmly held; $500 head sold. at $l2 ooglA ~ loo
rs, net. -2tZt ? }see-' = e
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taken before the committee fully snstains the
charges against the Inssitution made By Con-
gresham BnrleIgh Of the House, last year.
The reports to The contrary previously pub
ilished we're entirely erroneous The mena.
befs Of The committee arrived IN this city
this morning. 10 Is asserted that their TO.
port, when made, viii irnplieate certain par
ties in very questionable transactions and
some astounding Irregularities
&. TwEED,s PROPERTY.
NEW YORK, March 20.-A a Us pendens
was filed to-day in the county clerks Office
against the property conveyed TO Richard
III. Tweed by William M. Tweed. IS "a.
MARSH HoMEWARD-BoUND. +
MONTREAL, March 20.-C Caleb p. Marsh and
wife left Montreal for New York by the P.
M. train to-day.
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Rr CORDED P4oUEs. 30 Inches wide,

sa9 CORDED. PIQUEs.. 90 Inches wide,
-, Ct II; 2a e; 1, gerysfd Eortn 2os
CHECK a6sEiN 81 csc. per yard wen &srsa
VAST 5RapLINs alto Lay, ana. assss. ysi sa.a,
TIOT aSH lHTiEG ;atS12 az, l6H,, 30, sne 26c.
DON ssTiG ETss Avs, III great variety, az 10,
Extra al aasii!y pzRk :sPEaID- PERcALEast1 loo
BEp-TIgK,i in al qualities, from 10 70 aoc. per
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FKooK-wAlsTs
,, ,,st 90, 55s q: q ~ End no 70 Ss 40 go
50, $3.50, "a, 90, andup'to SI0;
NkKSAlLLES TOILET MATS at 90, 90, and
ts.' 75caset Of six pieces =. =. -
MHRSEILLES BURFA U-COVERS: I, 49,, =
WHITE FLANNEUat csc. worth S5c. per yard; ;
RED FLANNEL at zoe. worth 9Sc. per yara;s
LINEN tCARRIAGE-ROB at 81 60 and up
wards-aii very cheap: ;s1stl'st - 'Is.sfntj (
SHETLAND SHAWLS at 81 Is and up to 96-the
/. largest assortment ever offered;
LINEN GULL ARB and CUFFS for ladies and gem
= tiemen in great variety at low prices, at 80
AIlarge stock Of SPRING DRESS GOODS.
NH Il al .@lltA.k ~ NJ
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,-,~.s Fss.-A correspondent 9

,-..s7ns's FEE.-A correspondent OF
x, e. York Post charges that the tull
X ~ Of the claim allowed was divided oy
$50 Exon into three warrants, one OF whicn'
Ifs,.. MSo was endorsed by him and made
h.r me 10 the National Park Bank; in New
:a. =. IN N 'I tracing the last.pamed draft
lhS. ;" oh.a,ned which. being followed,
i lI!,,. W" IN fndins what is considered con-
;s1... n -, that the money, after passing
E .,,,,h p ,Sc hands OF two persons, was paid
. srsr 10 Mrs. Bowers in person, in the city
" On IN the contrary, it appears that sSo,ooo
- wh;cb Il is said, was paid TO person
o. c,S ysw York By tank there for paymeat to
a.! ~ Howers, belonged not to Pendleton, bat
). ~" 10 hank in Ciucinnati which had dis
. v ~, il for P.udle,on. Baltimore Amer
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FINANCE
RICHMOND STOCK EgCHANaE

HBAFs 0afcn sSVs 1875 81
" Amsrtcan GoIds-11 & bid.
Safe vifain!a corisots, 6sX hid VII.
gtrls deferred. 6K BID, g asksd; ffraiHfa Interest
sertiasstss 2sx asksd; Unreasonable cou.
!, G5t Sac.srtssss. hichrnonc sity sr, I11g.b,d
1124 asked; Richmond CITY 6'a 80 bad; Peters.
bridge 9ts IS bid. II z. q * ~ 4, e11-
u Railrndd gonds.-virpinfa and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, q. and j., 78 asked; ;
southstds Railroad third nortsage preferred s's,
y; and e, 40 asked :, Eichmond and fPetsEsbure
railroad first mortgage S'E, j. and D., los bid;
Richmond, FredeficKsburg and Potomac Railroad
mtrtgaxe rs. j. and o.. 94x bid; Richmond and
Danvilie Railroad consolidated CPS, d.. and n, TX
bid. ~ 1855 - sfF1-'.ts. -
onnal Bonds--james River and; Kanawha Canal
frsf mortgage 6's, ID. and NJ, So asked. IL stsss
RdtlroGd &0ckS,-Richmenf aud Petersburg
REsIIrosd. 199 par, % b,d; Richmond and Danvile
Sank Stocks.-Union Bank Of Richmond, so par.
501 ssked Merchants and Planters Savings, 25I
!. htss.sance VIRGINS Fire and Ma,
rtns, 25 par, SO, bid. 37A asked; Virginia Home,
loo par, los asked: Merchants and Mechanics
l0O par, 90k bid, 81 asked; Old; Dominion, 100.
Miscellaneous Dominion Iron aud Nall.
Works Company, 100 par 90 'asx ed: James River
and Kanxwha Packet 12h par-7 bid 10 asked.
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FOREIGN IINTELLlGENOE.
Scotland.

HI Scotland. -gr
, RAILROADS BLoCKADED By BNOW-MAEY
. TRAINS SHOWED IN AND TELEGRAPH
LINES BURIED. .r.. s.f55F
LONDON, March 20.-Nearly all the rail.
roads north of the river Tay remain more
or less blockaded by snow. The Caledonisn
line is covered with snow twenty feet deep
Near Aberdeen twelve trains are standing
showed in at one point. More than dozen
trains are bleckaded on the Great Northern
line. The telegraph lines are buried at seye'
raj points north of Aberdeen. The mail
train from Dundee to Perth yesterday took
fourteen hours to make the trip instead oil
the usual forty minutes. The cold to-day is
! intense. =. .-... .-......--. Z
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
s. e,.... - 81. a, COUNTRY. .1s'-'.' ..-
VERSAILLES, March 20.-Copies of the
Budoet for 1877 we're distributed among the
senator's and deputies to-day. The revenue
is estimated at 1854, 4Q0, 900; the expendi-
lures, 1888, 400, 900. No increase of taxation
is proposed. The, preamble of the Budget
saws: Sour resources are not greater than
onr requirements. None Of the receipts Of
the Treasury can at present be spared. The
Government will not avail itselfof the power
to borrow $4,000, 900, from the Bank of
France. On the contrary, 1t will be able 10
refund $4,000, 900 by anticipatory payment
The Treasury will have completely repaid
the Bank of. France by 1679.. This Will set
free $50, 600, 900 yearly. 1t will; be only pos
chile 10 propose serious, reduction OF taxes
after this is accomplished" IRA 4a,-r
PROPOSITION 10 RAISE THE STATE OF
= 4 -
) ypRs.uLEs, March 2e.-The Republican
> esa a. will introduce motion Tomorrow
in favor of raising the state of siege. Inc
SaIets and Chamber OF Deputies viii then
he able TO. discuss the raising Of the siege
s;ynnItsneo,isly: The COMMITTEES on the
state of Siege appointed by the Deputies are
unanimous in favor of It's abolition. W men
Victor Hugo, in the Senate, and NJ. Raspuli,
In the Chamber of Deputies, Will; introduce
their motions 10. MORO vi for compiled am
nesty, the Moderate Republicans viii at tne
same time, propose an amnesty tor pohtlcaiE
ot ~ ''i' i" = Il Npain. .,s3 a.
MADRrD,, March 20.-King Alfonso ana
his victorious troops entered: the Guy '9ls
,nornipgi amid enthusiastic cheering pyl
immense crowds d and shouts OF Lepg
live the. Pacidcater hing: Cheers were
given for Generals Quesada, Campos, hi;
Yera, and the army generally. Quessda ana mo
Csmpos were enthusiastically greeted wltn !,
cries of 90. Long life. to the defenders q
liberty, and down. Ae Fueros.,,
Crowns; we're thrown from balconies and
pigeons liberated The, people crowned TIE
soldiers as they passed with Wreat6s. 90 -
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GENERAL SCHEScK N new IoRK.-Ne,c
York, March l9.-Gereral Scbenck, who ar
rived here on board OF the Abyssinia, took
up bis quarters to day at the BreVoort
House. and remained in his room the greater
part of the day and evening. He received
many visits from personal friends. He de-
clined to say anything whatever in regard to
me causes of bis resignation and the action
be intended to take respecting the allega-
lions sga!ps. him.
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maRINIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PORT OF RICHMoND, MARcH,2o, 1s7e

..5J% =
Steamer Old Dominion walAer n New YsTk sg mss
> steamer Eliza HancoxS G1nord,z NorioIk,F Nmef'
chsnse and i + mercban
Steamer AaaeeeW ~ 3 Por er agent,
a R.sp Peter q. Warwick tr Kline, New York,
in ballast 70 load -four Tor Rio de janeno, Dunlop
s aS Annie b J; Moore; Phillips New YORK.
merchandise, Curtis Parker. IT, ms: -.ssf
srEamERs TO SAIL TODAY 5sE.F
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker: New YorH .mer-
ehanolse and pss:snses Psadepha
u Steamer s Eli Hsncox, CHORD, Norfolk, mer'
STEAMER Shirley Travers, Baltimore, serchanolse
and, passengers. u BfTStum' agents ! 10.
cLEARKp FOB .THls PORT. - .Ag,
Bark Tarpeian ,tBf.l, Young, Liverpool Ee0-
russS yapor, Chamberlain New York. March
Schooner A. E. smyrk, Flowers, Baltimore
A seSoc a.a: william Dement, Harris Brooklyn
a seseenss Maid ot Ms. rsntoD, baltaose'
h ssSoonsr Ashland Baltimore March
lf Schooner Francis Hatch Green Brooklyn haFeA
1s schooper Para. Chase, New York, March
ss EDDIE, Palmer Baltimore ,iron, hare1
seooner Leopes.s Aehorn, Woods Hole March =
1sbse corvo Tyler. Rcckland, March u,
80 ~ +! !. 6 MEMORANDA. /
schooner, J. w. Powell, Hall, hence. at FnhaoeiI
pea on as Ellen Holsas Blake ceared.a at Fsw
80 ~ port Koyal, Va, 18TH =
Sct,aoner c. Rankin, BALI from Eash
Richmond Va RGllsy,ara gsase, hence at
ton On ebaeas cearby f fss
nYa
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1,vv,ss TEIBrTE on CASplpATE.-A
a.l"y,,,ou Of prominent Indiana politicians
s,,,rSd here or Saturday. On Saturday
s;,b, ,hey had a conference with Franklin
: ;nGers the greenback nominee for Cow
.~-nr ~ thu, S,stp. 1t Is understood that
. ...n-srrp. were made 10 Mr.. Landers that if
- r,re 800. 900 as clmpaign fund q COM
tI,,,ior would be formed in his interest
. rn;,i, would insure to him the regular
naroocrs.ir nomination at the forthcoming
y, T, It is also represented that
Landers promised to furnish the money
y,j,,,a6re American. "a
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FLIGHT Of A BIsuoP.- London, March co.
The Berlin correspondent of the Post say S
General MoIlke is sutferiog from infuepz,.
Ibe same correspondent telegrapbs that the
Bishop Of Paderborn has suddenly and secre'-
y quilted Holland. Il is believed that the
cause Of his fight is that Prussia demanded
his ex'radi,ioa or expulsion. 1t Is reported
tbat be has gone 10 England. s5 -
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TEE NORFOLK COUNTY FIRB-THs iNsU-
xASCs.-Celon Lewellen had an insurance
on his residence OF $500 in the Farmyille
Insurance Company. of Farmville. He had
sI.o $500 insurance on his barn in the same
company. which fortunately escaped material
injury. HIS loss will reach at least 5000.
Mr.. PILOTS loss will resch probably $4,000.
No insurance. Norfolk Landmark.
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Loss or A S1EAAER-THIRTY LIVES LOST
London, March 20.-The steamer Isabel, from
Rochelle for Bristol. was wrecked on Satur-
dsy nigh, on Pendever Rocks, between ST..
Ives ard Lands Eud. Six corpses have been
"ashei ashore. The crew were thirty in
namber. All have undoubtedly persisted, as
nothing remained of the wreck Sunday eve
ming except shattered plapks.
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GREAT CALAMlTY.--Hundreds of teams OF
the Black Hills aiventurers have been caught
In the recent snow.storu 10 Upper Missouri,
with the thermometer below zero. Great
suffering Will ensue, as they are beyond the
leaca oil fuel and sid for their Stock. and
cannot move 10 any direction on account Of
the snow, IS
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Er BED CHEeKEDsMATTINa III a5c.
u, per yard; 81 iSI.r,s3.ss 1
walTE MATTIHG =. csc. psr gard Z. - 4
olL.CLpTRS;two yzrds vide, .. SOC. per yard
HEMP CARrET, yard wide. al use, per ysra; -. i
BRUsSEES CAiPLT AZ Nh 70, and 40 Der
Best TsJRaIEc CARPET at 81 worn s1s2ss per
INGRAM CARE as 40s so, i6slapd 75G per
RUGS and MATS al AL prices As.s... 80,
Bs,gails nj HoTT1SGHAa CURTAIN FLACEs,
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The fail Of snow between Omaha and
CsIfornia is said TO be Unprecedented, and
r3yers almost ,hN entire country. In some
Instances the rosd-bed is from ten to twenty
i~r, below the top of the snow. Seven
inches fell on Saturday night, and it con.
unncd Yesterday with a cod northwest
wind.
O5, for a Tom Scott railroad tot the Pacific
q southern Pacific road A.; but the laundering
Of "lhe Eirgioia whale" prevents.
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me- CELLuLolD, CORAL JEWELRY,
90. HORN JFWELRY. 4-.4; ,saeg 4e.i
INDIA RUBBER JEWELRY,
$50 GOLD-PLATE JkWELRY,
GILT JEWELRY,

a / ttJkitIi n w Elm -
JET JEW EhhY ----------- -.
IVORY, JET. STKkL. PEARL, G0ED.PLATE,
"a ano INDIA. RUBBtR SLEEYE-BUTTOHS;
CQLLAR:BUTTlNsi In great Variety asi
BRACELETS in jet, Rubber. and 6old+ Plate;tt
POCKET-BOOKS, and PUkSES;s l,.-I-.Si OF,
TORTOISE HELL and PEARL CARD.CASES I;
SCHOOLGIRLS 81 40 and so cents ;--.-..-..,.---
INITIAL NOTE-PAPER at 1OSands ID ;eents'per
box, worth 30 and 3 o cents; lly x
M 35, and, up; TO soc. per .oo1-al much below
regular prices: go. ~: ~: ss!s.9.-1T
Good NOTE-PAPER ct 81 perreayn j. - 40
ENVELOPES at soc. per b"x-or- 250, at -
.sl' 4 70. IiEalil, s. n LEYYE BkOTHERS'.;
3. NOTICES. new assortment. ,I9 ~. NH a!
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rpoN WASHINGTON.

Money Ont OF the In.
dow 10 MAS ,. charges Against Dr.,
.,chols 49, "a the Bsluuore Gazette.1
cqcta' d''p''>N March i9.-The evidence
vlsaIsd1TSnSr,, ri,,ee on the Expenditures
s.fore the CoI'i nsnsr,mcnt shows that DR..
n TIE lntt''" "nsree OF the insane asylum,
Sthos, IN cue, sp|iS upon which the asylum Is
h,rsAt the , sa,d Il 10 the Government at
i,csted ara ara I nno There was method IN his
r,,oai Of s-o N HE career as superintendent
II,iocss anu laws ht ,hs, 1t pays 10 be. guar
u !be s.. lnm as,ne: but why don't the Com
Sisr Of TIE 'a> Interior Department find out
rjitcE on 10. sirhed from the !aborers and
boa n'9 'SI who 81 built the asylum:
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MASONIC TESTIMONIALS FROM VIRGINIA.
boston, March lS.-A committee from Rich
mond tVs') Commandery presented tonight
elegant testimonials to De Molay Command
cry and St. Andrews Lodge o! Masons at
Odd-Fellows' Hall. =. 80 . 1,1IEa
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4 CAED FROM GENERAL kILPATRICK.-[r To
the editors OF The New York Times. II said
General nutlertieId wrote me letter Offer
Ing 100000 for ,ac coIlectoTship Of the port
of New York. He denies it. Let the COM
mitlcc summon me. j. FITZPATRICK.
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COMMERCIAL 'ae
CORN AND FL OUR EXCHANGE.
DIFFERENCES.

10 aaa3 oFsFE ERE y .zT r. I'm, |.
WHEAT Red, 10 q, bushels. ), IN ) .5fsss,l; z
CORN White AGO bushels Aized SO bushels
OATs--SS2 bushels. ~ - !. Il. st,l.iFs- -
CoRN-RR4 N.-4e0b bushels. 49, {. aE,-,I r.ss4e
WHEAT RRAN.-519 bushels. f,5.sa, - :.
MKAL.-40 bushels. ;r-rr .e.5.ss.. -. $50,
! HAY.-40 bales it, -,-5.g. N
!, 80: ifs-.,e. .s. SALES. r, l., q = -, et
tWHEAT-Red, 100 bushels on private terms.
-CoRN.-Wtite, 400 bushels very good ut 55c.
0ATs.-335 bushels very goof on private terms.
hEAL.-40 bushels DATED at 5Sc, RS .ii;fi-,t56
= 19t+-i ;RE-EXHIBlTED.H ''':So3S
:OATs.=32S bushels. L. -. ,-,.-
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Ina. NEW GOODS! NEW GooDsl
DIZZY. aebbS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
80 =. OF BhFORE. ttif 80

~ OF BEFORE. 49, lsilj.yst
FLY thousand dollars worth Just opened, at
- COHEN BRUTH ERs'. among yhich are
40 pieces BLACK SILK aK ENAI1E az 37I<c!,
+ The former price having been 75c; :.
1 100 yards sALL-Wt3YLt LlONESE. BLACK
,g" MOUSLAINES At 37ac., the lowest price Of
so U Dssas ! E speIas zz9 ef; ., ss name
Heretofore sold at 45c at dc. compares ex.
- actiy with the former 66c. goods Six Lustre
j Bradford panftfssIp lnr 50c, never sold be-
LII. fore for less ihap 10 70 Soc. ....,i,
36 various styles Of handsome PL AIDS tncw de-
q signs) from 10 10 26c. I ,s5;5sz ~ 4 80.
This Stock or Dress Goods ii almost full in all It's
- - variety. for tse comtng season.
just opened over $4,000 wofthof BLACK SILNS.
: in Lionese, Cashmere, agd Sattn Einlan--t6e
( handsomest goods ever offered In THIS City aHd
= at such prices az will astonish everybody
Also the !TAEFETA and MAD1RlA SlLhS1 IN
= black. from s5e. ,efL 40-z6c. yaRaiess Diam
,CoI .s s1' SILKS, IN new ossigns and shsdes,
70 Sossa ps sIA OK KID
50 do aGY shA e zs TSiWio.BUrrosE1DaLofEs
Tx dozen WHITE and. CoLORED TwO-BGT-
TON KID GLOVES al 75c,y
These gloves are the same generally sold ct 91.2Ss
so dozeI FBENch WOYE CQRsgIS &c 40c:;
I'd Ajzefli q 8E NUR WuVE iCOhSHIg at 60c,
Also about $50 'dozeu FINE CekSEIs az sbouS
one half their value. % 49, s 4 MN
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,.,snsp's impeachment.

''..-os, March 19.-The Committee
N'T ,.,5;risrv expect to formally present
q s% - ,t"I Of Impeachment against Gene
.h::; M,,s,, ard testimony supp orting them,
u. pm th4, Of Mr.. Marsh, within week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

kf!P" March lQ.--GeneTai htIpat'
H.sR'S SsSn summoned to tell what be
r:k has o *,,, General Butterfeld offering
Sa1Ws so,u ..ni dollars to secure the posi-
feeuly tbT IIa.,or Of the port Of New YORK.
ton Of s. .srr DsIsuo is also to be an. unwiil'
r:so,'fiaI' stS <t
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~ NEW SPRING GOODS - @.
HS5 A'A - ~IsTi- -Its-ui =, ~ !;
.sa."S - NEW STOCK I
fo1 oprn 4 Nm OF. GE DRESS GOODS.

NEW BTUCR I.---I--. =
,zz COL oRED AND BIZ ACK DRESS GOODS.
ECRU SHADE PoPL1NS, = .,sa.t s
REVERSIBLE SHADED POPLINs, ~ 1a@
Large line MoURNING GOODS and BLACK
GRENADINES; 4 &IsGtt gE.&
CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS, best goods i'm
ported; .E =, .r,,.,,, -, $40. s 80
BL ACK SILKS, 81, 81 as, $3.50 tjoosi;
COLORED BROCADE PUPLINs, entirely new
SILK and wool MOHA IRs, t;3g.5 .t.,,
NECK-TIHs, RIBBONS, COLLARS, &c.;aa
A grand supply Of CLOTHS and CAssIMEhEs,
for gentlemen and boys. - -
s NEW GOODS every day. ;, :, ,r;s !, So.
NH 10 3m - .artss.s.., L, b. PH1CE w. :
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GRsgRAL MoLrKE SiCK.-London, March
IA dispatch to the Standard from Berlin
says General Moltke will 60 10 Italy in the
spring on account Of his health. .# is
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oBlTvARY.-London, March 1S.-Fsrdi-
n.no FreiIiglath, the German poet, died at
Con1,s!sdt, 10 Wurtemberg, to-day. He was
nearly sixty years old.
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Eaisors ,Dispaseh Wind violent. Tur.
nentine trees and distferies on FIRE oil
sround Us. Steam saw-miH at LaurenbuEg
DESTROYED. Also. much damage at 10S. mo
sleep to. night. Fires raging all around us
in the woods. "'F.$S2t 'a"- 1AH.hhsL'