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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

EplC S1SASlS - oSh CASElAlSSIGt
MONDAY, March l3. 1875.
SALEs-S632 Virginia deferred stock sold al
SS shares Richmond and awhile raj road
stock sold at Az; Is shares City Fire Insurance
Company stock sold at 80.
american Gotd.-114 bid.
asked; Virginia deferred, 81 bid, asked; Eir-
ginia interest GER fcates, bid, 22k asked Vir
GINA tax-recelvable coupons, S6A bid. S7h asked
City SectLrltles-RicnnDnd ely IS, Ill did;
Richmond city 6s, o. bid; Petersburg city S's
95 bid, 96h asked; Lvnchburg city S's, 104 bid
Lynchhurg city 6's, 80 bio; Norfolk city es. rs
bid; Fredericksburg city IS, A bid, 50 asked
Manchester bridge IS, SO bid.
Rnitr0Gd bo'tds.-' hesapeak he and Ohio Railroad
6's, gold, 81. and y, 35 asked: Virginia and Ten.
nessce Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and j.
70 asked; VirTin and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage SIS, j. and j, 80 asked; Richmond
rs, j. and j., 94H bid; Richmond and Danville
Railroad consolidated 6s, VI. and a., ~ bid; Pied
mont railroad first mortgage S's, A. and o., S21
bid.
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Cana
frst mortgage 6's, M. and NJ, Sc asked.
Rdilroon stocks. Petersburg Railroad, 100 par
% bid; Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 94.
bid.
Bank Stocks.-First National Bank. 90 par, Il 4
bid, 9IH asked; Bank Of Commerce, % par. "a
bid; Union Bank of Richmond, SO par, soy asked
Merchants AM Planters Savings. 25 par, 81
f, 6 'Sos' pV "f Fire and Ma
rine, p pr, IS BID, s7slked; Virginia stsse, 81
95 biz. 100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, loo
par. S0S Did, 90h asked; City. 100 par. 79h bio
SOH asked; Ola Dominion, 100 par. rs hid, s.
bid. e2S asked: Com nerciaI Fire Insurance Com.
pauy, rs par 90 bid, 20 asked; Richmond Fire AS.
ISOLATION: rs par, 23 bid
Packet, 121a par, 81 BIZ. L asked: Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, rs bid.
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The POst-TradershIp

| SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A COMMISSIONER OF
INTERNAL REVENUE AND AN x.CoEGREss.
MAN.
A special dispatch from San Antonio,
Texas, STATES that the men who have sold
most Of the poSt-lradcrships in Texas are
General John M. Hedrick, Of Oltuma
Iowa, at present cole tor of internal revenue
in that State, through his agent, A. Leigh.
ton, who was sent out to Texas in the spring
Of 1871. A claim agent of Washington city
is also mentioned in this connection. The
folio wing is a copy Of communication sent
by James Trainer, formerly post-trader at
Fort Copcbo, to Congressman Hancock:
=" came to the State Of Texas 10 the spriug
of 1865 as sutler in the Fourth United States
cavalry, in which capacity l served with
great satisfaction to every officer of the regi.
ment until the appointment Of General Bel
kuap: soon after which l was advised that
Fort Concho, where was doing business at
that time, had been given to General He
drick, of Iowa, at present the commissioner
of internal revenue Of Iowa and Wisconsin.
Immediately proceeded to Washington,
where I was advised | could see General
Hedrick, and probably arrange to keep my
position. Upon an interview with him be
proposed that should continue as suter of
the post Dy paying him $4,000 per year. |
did not think business would guarantee so
large sum, and declined to treat With
him. Soon after my return to Texas
was visited by Leighton, On agent
representing General Hedrick, who pro.
posed to allow me to remain by pay
ing him 81 800 down, and the remainder OF
the $4,000 per annum in quarterly payments.
/ having purchased land and expended some
$4,000 in building storehouses, besides hay.
ing stock of goods on hand which [ would
have been forced to sacrifice bad been CON-
PEELED to vacate my position, submitted to
the proposition under protest. In short
time after this, W. T. Clark, then member
of Congress, commenced drawing Oh me,
which drafts at first paid, but on allowing
one TO be returned to Washington unpaid,
found myself suddenly relieved by one Josh
Loeb, who, am informed. paid claim agent
By the name Of Wolf 5000 per annum for
the position. Upon his arrival l was COM
PEELED to sell my houses and land, costing
me originally $4,000, for 81 900. and my
stock at sirailar sacrifice. Thus was
compelled to compromise with my creditors
as best / could, and left myself without
cent"
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LONDON, March 13.-The storm on Sunday
did much damage at Portsmouth, Wey.
mouth, Dover. and other ssaports. Six hun.
dred vessels took refuge in the Downs. The
storm extended to the continent. The tele-
graph.wires In the uorth Of France are pros.
trsted, and communication between Paris
and London Is interrupted.
LONDON, March ia telegram from
Pesth TO the Daily FeiCs says the waters of
the Danube show no signs OF subsidipg, aud
bursted, aud $4,000 additional acres of land,
on which are several villages, are Inundated.
PARIS, March IS. A meeting OF Repuoli.
can senator's and delegates was held here iss!
evening, there being about three .hundred
present. They resolved TO uphold resoIu.
ton, previously taken, affirming the neces-
sity ofsuperseding those funtonaries who
are opposed to the republic.
Gambetta made speech insisting upon
the necessity Of this measure. Referring TO
the new Ministry, he said the Republican
party should await its acts ard programme
without distrust, but also without confidence.
On Sturdy next Vrc:or Hugo will move
IN The Senate for general smnesty for offences
committed since 1870. A similar movement
will be made in the Chamber of Deputies.
LONDON, March ia postscript edition
of the Daily Ne,rs, just issued, contains the
following:
"Aterandrta. Egypt, March 12-9:45 P. III.
On Wednesday Dignt last the Abyssinau
army crossed the river Dprassa D;jka and
attacked the camp of the Egyptian army,
when severe fighting took place. On Thurs.
day the AbyssiDiaus were repu'sed, and re-
treated to Adowa. King Ksssa, the Grand
VizIer, six chiefs, and 5000 Abyssrnians are
reported TO have been killed in the trenches.
Prince Passen and General Loring escaped
unhurt. Rhotib Pasba was wounded. The
Egyptian losses were heavy, but their vic.
tory was complete"
LONDON, March 13.-Tbis being the first
makng-up" day OF the regular iortpighlly
settlement, attention on Stock Exchange
during the early hours was chiefly absorbed
in preparations for extending or 90 carrying
over" the engagement to The end Of the
month. The market generally is firm for
both home and foreign securities. The i'm
preston prevails that most accounts have
already been provided. For discount, the
markets are quiet but firm. Rates are un-
changed.
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The tornado of Friday was very destructive
In Northwestern Missouri. The little town oil
Sbrinkey was entirely demolished, killing
two persons and wounding twenty. Al
another place two children were blown away
aud had not been recovered at the latest ad'
vices. A woman and her child were instantly
killed near Hannibal.
B. T. Keeny, living near sedalia, Missouri
has been arrested on suspicion of having re-
ceived a portion of the money stolen from
the Huntington Bank, Of West Virginia, las
September. BE received a package contain
ing $4,000 from his brother, John B. Keepy
living near Huntington.
A dispatch from San Francisco mentions
the reported purchase by the Government oil
the Virginia and California mines, the pro.
duct for one year to be applied to the re
sumption Of specie payments.
[Absurd.l
The poor-house at Norwich. Ct, was burn
ed Sunday night. Four OF the inmates are
supposed to have persisted.
A new Reformed Episcopal Church-build
Ing was dedicated in Baltimore on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON, March 10, 1875.

L
Mr.. Morton's bill regulating the counting
OF the electoral vote was disc lssed.
The Senate went into executive session,
which was wholly occupied 10 the discus,
sion of the peace policy and the existing
system of appointing Indian agents on the
nomination of the religious bodies of the
country. The debate was noEfinally over
the nomination Of Irdian Agent Soaring, OF
Nebraska, but it took wide range. No con-
clusion was reached. &Et
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
r." There was no business Of Importance to-
day, the House being principally engaged in
discussing District of Columbia afiirs.
A resolution was adopted calling for In
formation as to cotton claims presented aud
auiring the names of original owners, &C.,
to defraud the Government In respect to such
claims.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Controller
of the Treasury calls for the rational bank
reports showing their condition on the 10th
instant.
The currency bureau declares dividend
of ten per cent. in favor Of the creditors of
the Charlottesville (Va.) National Blnk.
Joseph Eyeland was to-day appointed in
ternal revenue gauger of the Fifth Virginia
district.
The new Assistant Secretary of the H.
terror, Gorham, has qua lifted.
The examination Of Hon. George Fl. Pen.
dleton before the House Committee on War
Expenditures has baen postponed until to-
morrow.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The House Jul.
dietary Committee to-day discussed the re.
port OF it's sub. committee on various propo'
sitions for admitting additional classes OF
claimants to share j q the distribution Of the
Geneva award. Great differences OF opinion
were manifested. and the committee auburn.
ed without action,
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= - ~ = -
TINS Lam OF rHE TIcsn.--"Down. ia,
down town, you go down Franklin, wheel
by the Exchange, make turn, 20 down 8
preeipitous alley, march on GIL you get to the
end of It. Your trip is not yet ended. You
must knock at the door OF the house at the
end of the alley. Tou will be scanned
closely. The lady Of the house will lead
you through DARK, damp. disagreeable pas
sage then up three pairs Of stairs. Ha! By
the gods! you will begin to hear voices
loud talking aud laughing-then as your
footsteps will sound upon the steps 1t will
cease. Seven knocks, loug and mys~
ferrous, will be given, and the door
will be opened; you will be ushered
in. Not In keeping at all with the dfusy ex.
terror OF the bouse is this room in appear.
ance. Elesautly-alm sumptuously
apartment Is furnished. The room is filed
with tobacco smoke, but you see no big table
set out with wines II you are q habitual
player you will miss these accessories. The
room Is full. Around the table are select
crowds-members of the Legislature in small
numbers and old hdbttues of former estab.
lIshmeDts. They are safe here. No lynx.
eyed officer can prowl around. No light
can be seen from the streets. The game is
played without fear of molestation, and in
accordance with regulations. So runs the
world away."-R.chmond letter-Peters-
BURG Netos.
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4 BAD STORY os GENERAL BABCoCK.-The
IIlu>r committee on Military Affairs have
srul Tor persons and papers TO Investigate Il
serious caIrg. a2atC~J General Babcock
printed in q U:ic1 y. y tauer. The charge
III >uhrarc~ : tua, in 1870 4 resident of
New York wro," \ letter to Al army officer
OF high rank "i>Gin- 10 have brought about
Il certain appointment. tie offered $4,000
II K roH!N b. ,h.tcd The officer addressed
"A> q'it' ndlSnaat at The proposition made
u hrihe him, and came TO Washington with
u" n'rpiiJn pi laying the matter before the
irc>iceut. AZ the White House be commu-
Lcased The Object Of his visit to General
ha'corh. The Latter SAID he would attend
tvtAc matte, and requested the letter written
MN. Tb, was turned over to the General,
anu The officer thong ht no more Of it until he
Was suhcqueu,ly astounGed upon ascertain
iu~ I'm 10" appointment sought for by the
Ar" lofE party had actually been obtained.
ne Attentions ot the committee was called to
IA' MISTER By Tue Hon. Scott Lord, Of the
N"CA al'lrc', and II is proposed to thor
ouohiy "AauIre into Il. Whether there is
al! llluS IN /; Is not Yet known.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March 13.-Cotton dull and easy !;
sales of 500 bales at 12H@13 Lice Flour arm
frmer; 81. rs for fair winter red western. Corn
shade easier with very mode1 ate business Isilew
FOR strained Turpentine steady ut sec Pork dull;
mess. s23, Lard closed heavy; prime steam,
sI3. 62ka$13.65. Whisky quiet at $1,000
$l.O9k. Freights TO Liverpool quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March l3.-FIour quiet and ste adv /;
Howard-,treet and western suner, f3 50@s4 rs !;
extra, s4.2o@$o;25; family, $5.5oGs67 e: G5ty
o ra arm Pen9yvania red. 81 .ss9si4o: msry-
White. 81 .s5@sI5o. souhssn corn firm; ND; de-
mand fair western quiet ana firm southern WIFE,
$4,000; yellow, 55959c.
~ CINCINNATI.
CHANGED. Wheat dull at 81 i O@sI. rs. Corn quiet
4s Rye dull 7sS7e ro5k Gn1e' s ssai hf Of
County, sieam refned at 1879: city steam refined
held at 1910 kettle. lsaSl4se o Buls' n saS
steady Win eear eides Iase Bsc@S
e etaf Sd Sises Ws'Fsy@Dsnaad fair and
' . LOUISVILLE.
changed. Wheat dull at 81 .15as1.sO. Corn-De
mand active at 45g46c. PIoyislons nnSSnsngeo.
PORK, S2S.Eot4 fISOU.
SIC; clear rib sides, 12hc.; clear sides, l2hc.
Bacon-Shoulders, 94c; clear rto-sides, 1880
clear sides, 13Hc, lsose guRar-cureo Mans, 4R
l4xc. Lard-1 lerce, 14hc.i keg, 15sc. W6lskeS,
81 .t5 asked BagginR quiet but Hrm az 12g13c.
sT.LOUIs.
ST.. LOUIS, March l3.-Fiour dull and drooptns;
yery little doing. Wheat inactive; No. REQ
winter. Al AK, Corn active; No. q mixed, 400
S0Ec. Pork frmer at $23, delivered. Bulk-meats
nomiBslly unchanged. Bacon steady and un,
changed: only jobbiug and order trade. Lara
nominaliy unchanged. Hogs Holders hrn and but
i'''' Ae CHICAGO.
CHICAGO March 13.--F1our dull but IN.
changed. Wheat active and higher; NO. chicago
snrine al .oS Corn steady and nrm: Pork STEADY,
w,ih moderate demand at &29 6@S2a ~. Lara
quiet bnt steady at *13.25G$lS:2 7h: bnlx-msa.s
vrery Arm. and holders are asking nlgncr rates
shoulders BIC: short rib miodles, I2hc; snort
clear middles, 1916. Whisksy, $l.0o. a.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET. Z
PHILADELPHIA. March lS.-The cattle marke!
WAS rather quiet this week. ont prices were wnoIs
any material change; 2,7c0 head arrived &no sot
at 6El07c for extra PeansyiYan ano Heslet
steers: 6Eil6c. for fair TO good Pennsyivania anu
western steers aud 4@6e. " N gross, iSf eo oln
mon. az 10 du Atty. sheep were nncnangea; ouvv
haaa were sold al 5@7c. ~ d., gross rs 70 d0hlnJ;
Ho Is were In demand AT M aasanSe, sow 1855
SOLD al sia.5O@l4 z 100 Ms, net,
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MAnrrE TrrELy.1eKNck.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARcH Is. 1876.
snwyvvr, s-s%sss,s4s h y II

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH l3s 1870.
Steamer Wyanok., Couch. New T6rf. mercrxn
disc and PASSENGERS g. w. Alien d Co, agents:
disc and passengers, W r. Por.er, SCENT
steamer kliza Hsneox, Clifford Norfolk, mer
chandfse and passengers, e. B. TatHm. aren't
Schoouer ug.Ee sorua, Faker; New orr pig
SAILED.
Schooner Eleanora. Vsn Dusen, Godfrey, Ner
York, coal, Curtis & Parker.
STEAMERS 70 SAT- TO DAT.
Steamer Wyanoke, ,Conch New York, mere,an-
disc AMI passengers, q. ". AFep & Co.. agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, uercban-
Disc oHd passengers. w. z. Porter, agent.
chsndise and passengers. d. p. Tatum. agent
steamer Westover. skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and pas sengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT FROM FOHEraN FoRrS.
Bark Tarpeian tBr.), Young, Liverpool, Febru-
AIRY l 9Th. ny
IRON DOMESTIC PORTS .&
Schooner Yspor, Chamberlaiu, New York Feb
ruary-. ..,s. sasE rtg.. -e.." - = :.
sc schooner Mngsie s. simmons, CANDY, PhiIadel-
schooner a. Z. smyrk. Flowers, Baltimore, March
schooner Annie E. Moore, Phillips, New York,
Schooner Fate c. Fankn. Hall, Portland, March
IL tn, ----r-.- Z,
#ss-. MEMORANDA. ~
Schooner Mary J. Fisher. Hamm from Orbentfor
Petersburg, psssefi through He'll cate llth.
schooner N. h. -urrow, Taylor. arrived here
Monday from New York light, and dropped down
to Osborne's binding to load coal Tor New Castle,
delaware. z, ID 4 ts 2, ~
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, hence, arrived at Balti.
more 1lth. .e.s.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell, cleared at Baltimore
for James river ! tn. .a.FE S.a.
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N.TIoSAL-BAsg FAILuRE.-!St. Paul, Min
~ Sc'0' Mafca l2.-!ne talHe OF the First
-''.ionsl Bank OF Duluth, announced few
I"ss ago, tur's ont 10 be bad one. The
.'nh OWES $4,000 10 depo>i,ors and So, OOO
" lae holders OF drafts, g., for which il has
pu' l''Nc to show in the way of available
aS'tIs' he failure occasions the greatest
"lS,!e1' among III" people and business men
VI Duiuth, all Of wnom are i'll able to stand
t i Io's al this particular time. j. l..
toIs", OF hahaltns Bark of Great Barring
t ,Y", Mas, Is said TO be the principal stock
N''1eE IN the bank and heavy loser.
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60, NISk CHARGE REFUrED.-A charge hay
e. w CsIn inside against Ex-Governor Gilbert
mo,, a'Aer OF having distracted package OF
rn,n. . containing $4,000 from the Elk,
whiaE Ns'inna! Bank of Norfolk, Va, oil
F SoIcH Walker vas formerly president
strn,ia a' IaikS, director of the in.
B,nI '0n, 10 a letter replying to A. D
Comn,i;, secre'srs OF the Democratic National
,sid hnsi, says 81 was director 10 the
l.,s us a from Its organization 10 1868 to
or hn. a1u no such charge was ever intimated
ofr.Sr u oi Dy me or any other director or
'1U'el OIL said bank,
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GENERAL NEWS OF TIE DAY.

MAINE ELECTIoSs-R EP UBLICAN MAYOR
FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TRIUMPH IN
BIDDEFORD-THE DEFAULTING NEW
JERSEY TREAsURER-sTRIKE OF THE
NEW YORK PRINTERs-A DISTRICT At
TORNEY CHARGED WITH ACCEPTING
FEES FROM THE WHISkEY 2ING-FATAE
EXPLOSION 0F A LOCOMOTIVE-DISAS-
TRoUs EFFECTS OF THE MISSOURI STORM
FATAL HOOTING-SENATOR BRUCE, OF
MI ;sIsSIPPI, ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
ELECTED BY FRAUD, ETC. Etc.
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BY Telegraph,
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. March 13-Noon.-Stccks active
and strong. Money, 3. Gold, ia. Exchsnge-
Long. 1861: shori,490. Governments active ant
strong. States quiet.
Erening.-The Posts financial article saws
Geld opened at 114S All the sales since have
been at 1l4a(G1144. Exchange firm and al.
vanccd 1T now being nominally 4S6%M490. Money
very easy al 3a4 for call loans; prime mercantile
paper, 4t6I5k. Go"trnments quiet and strong
5.2O's OF '65 and '67 being Sax higher: others
unchanged. Stocks opened hQg4 higher than Sat
ur,:ay's closing
state bonds dull and nominal; Virginia 6's, SO
new, 35; consol', 10; deferred, 81.
BALTInORE.
BALT!MotE, Msrch l3.-Vireinia consols, Cos
West Virginia's, 9. North Carolina 6's, old, Is;
Jecial tax, 9 Bid to-day.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN NoRFnLK.--It was Satur-
a. nI2h. IN the unorcupied frame dwelling
w. IA Cnurch street. The flames were
sr@to1iy subdued. The fire was the work of
AZ Az necndIary. The tullding is owned by
9 81: ~ it"i' Balm, and is insured for $3.50
tt,'N 10 Inc Liverpool and London and
t,.,, Insurance Company $3.50 in the
.,' TI .s Insurance Company, OF Richmond
s, ,' SOW ID Tue Peter sburg Savings and In
t@' ,"5,t company. The last two companies
;r ~" :129 Insurance on a brick kitchen belong.
dim ~ o1e dwelling which was very slightly
0AlaSac1. Landmark.
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set,I eG General Railroad Ticket Agents have
r ro upon the rates to he CHARGED fo,
Th.y ..a y =. 'tcke's TO and from Philadelphia.
general ~ w oe good for thirty days at the
from can JUNCTION Of twenty-five per cent.
vtu d,ra n,epaon rates for round.trip tickets
PHI. NV routes. On tickets for Philadel,
route !, new York, returnaoie the same
tA.l. II shsil be two dollars extra, and
sXbo,tV wa se~ York returning by direct
'7N0'' toals shall By one dollar extra. :.
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FURNITURE.

MOTHER REDUCTION INA
4 PsIgEs OF guRN ,i,,v e.. AID ~, h ksE
$50. and 860; A.aa.
Yarlor suits. go. $SU. $50 10 $500;
SideboarGs, AlO, $50, $50 toSS
W. rdrobes. Sl2sS20, $50 10 4le0;
rn,yeaus. CO. Sf9,s15 70 $751;.
Bedstrads, s& s6, % 10 $50: Wasasssnas lrSIs ~
10 S25; Chairs-all styles aud prices EMsn'
Tables-dift rent lspEfhs and prices iin-
Safes--s+yerat styles BAH MATTRESSES, Sanc w.
Mattresses> Bolsiers, Pillows, ana y gTeAt VAR.
ely Of othrr goods at gres,l y Iefaeed prices. ),
See my stock before purchasing, as csn1ot 70
nSdersoid SAMUEL w. HARWCOD,
Re aeodam No. 8 GOyeynnrsIrest, klcnmona.x =:
ENY STOCK. OF Fukh1fuhEsieM
I'VE large comprising II the IateSs Style Iox -
chamber, psSior, and dtaipg-Tsom. Walnut NJ
IRE ssing-Cs Suits. ~ 90 70 e2oQ; Talassssn -
Pull Marble e76 to 310Os staineo 90, soS4 so
sTS; AtafHed plain. e23 10 800; rzrlos SANS ~.
10 tao0s Cane and wood Chairs: iassS,sssfgs
aad Kepsrrine. Goods csYefuliS packed for seaps
uaenl Terms hos'a. ~. ). d. ,..sArEwo0D
a1s Broad street. between Third ssd fousin' z
a. u & ~
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The ship Majestic, loading with cotton at
New Orleans for Liverpool, was struck by
lightning Sunday, and her cargo OF $500 bales
of cotton set on fire. 1t WAS all more or less
damaged by fire, and water, but the ship
escaped with but slight damage.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COEON ASD LOUlU CAOI1A4NO0'
RICHMOND, March 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT Rsd, 397 bushels.
CoRN.-Whne 1876 bushels. Niled, 80 bushels
OATS.-Sl2 bushels.
MEAL.-l0S bushels
-ALES.
WHEAT.-Red, ] 8 bushels fair at 1892; 2O6
bushels III $l.40: "a bushels al $3.50; 76 bushels
at 81 35-toia 1877 bushels.
Com Waite, 81 bushels very good at 55c
Hired, SO bushels very good at sac.
OATS-136 bushels al 4Oc.; 90 bushels prime
winter Ut Tic.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATS.-2O0 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14
DARTLY-MADE SHIRTS.

II
My shirt In this line is fully 25 per cent. cheaper
than any similar shirts this market. 1t Is or VAN
sutta cotton and 2100-!-inen Bosom and Cuff,
aad the sewing all completed except the button.
holes.
This SHIRT will cost to finish $3.50, whilst
others will cost So
The price of either shirt is S1.25 each, or q o
per dozen.
Once examine the two. au1 no judge won Id hesi-
tate to say that my SH RI Is rs per cent less than
any other on the market.
VIM. IRA SMITH. Agt.,
1109 Main street.
Sim: LONG FLAG. NH g. eod3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14
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FOREIsH tNTELa.faESCE.

THE GREAT STORM OF stNDAY-THE
SWOLLEN DAGuBg-FrFTY THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND INUNDATED -GAMBET-
ia AND THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
A GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN The ABYs-
sINIAN AND EGYPTIAN ARMIEs-FIvE
THOUSAND SOLDIERS KILLED, &c, &c.