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from petersburg.

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.
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A Fatal ARRAY.

FoRT sCoTr, KANSAS, February 3.-In an
altercatiou to-day desperate named Davis
drew pistol on Samuel Harvey. Harvey's
brother, going steathily behind Davis,
crushed his skull with a BANNER. He fell
into a blacksmith's fire, burning his face to
crisp. The pistol exploded simultaneously
with the blow, woulding Harvey in the arm,
and passing entirely through, lodged in his
hip. Fayette Harvey escaped.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND. STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, February 8, 1876

THURSDAY, February 8, 1876
SALES $500 Virginia deferred sold al g:
State Virginia consos, 69H aSkeJ:
Virginia consoIs. new, 459 asked: Virginia funda-
be, SO bid; Virginia deferred, 9 bid, 81 asked !;
Virginia tax-recevable coupons, sc bid, 81 asked.
city Securitles.-Kichrnond city S's, 1918 bid !:
Richmond CITY 6's, 9IS bid: Petersburg city SIS,
96ask.d; Norfolk city 6's, 75K bid.
RdiLroGd BoRdS.-Orange and Alexandra Rail-
road second mortgage 6's. }. and D.. 7Sh bid, 50
asked; Atlanta aah Richmond ir-Line Railroad
first mortgage Ss- J. and j., 50 bid. SO asked !;
Richmond and UanTile Railroad consolidated 6's.
71H asked.
CGnat B0nds.-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 8's, 81. and NJ, 81 asked.
Railroad S0cks.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac .kairoad common. 100 par, SO bid;
Richmond and DauyLlle Railroad, 100 par, bid, D
asked.
Bank Socks.-S.ste Bank OF Virginia. 100 par.
81 bid. 93x asked; Union Bank of Richmond. 80
par, 81 asked Merchants and Planters Savings.
% par, 2lai bid: 22d asked; Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company, % par, 80 asked; Cili-
Zens Savings, % par, 21f bid.
Insurance CmaDanteS.-Eirgnia Fire and Ma
rine, % v,r. 35ls bid; Virginia State, 25 PR, 20
bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked; Mer-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81 bid, 9lk asked;
commercial Fire Insurance Company 20 par, 2la
bid, 2iH asked
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Tobacco Markets.
DASyILLE TOBACCO MAR

DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reportsd expressly fer the Richmond blspatch.l
f. FEsRvARY 3.-ReceipS full. Market active.
Luas-Very common. S3@s4.5O: common.
- 50MS6; medium, S6@SS; good. sS@$10.
Ftiteas:-Comm0n, S6@sS; medium, sSGs1l;
good, Sl1@S14
Smoters.-t ommor, sSGsI4: medium bright,
Sl0@} 10; good to fancy. S15@S2S.
BsigIt WTnDBerS.-Common.g SlZ@SlS: me-
dunn. 81 Sgi3O: good, S30@S40; extra, $A0@}
$45 fancy, $3.50 so. s. .z-<E
Duhogany VrdpDers.-rommop,$ 81 2@$l4 ;me-
dunn, Sl4@21S; good, 3lS@S22; extra, .22@
SI5. ALPHA.
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CINCINNATI HOG AND PROVISIONS MAR

FEBRUARY 1.-Hngs = Receipts, 5272 head:
same date last season, 3,7S7 head The market IL
active and firm; ceiling common 20 good iRht at
S7.35@S7. 65: fir 10 GOOD packing $7.35&s7.5o;
choice heavy, $7.55G$7.6U.
Prosisions.-Tbe market at the close or Change
appea 10 have lost about all the strong feeling II
gained yesterday owing chit fly to the large receipts
or hcg> he-~ and Al other poinls. Here the receipts
TO day foot uu ahous 5000 head more than was ex-
pfcied. his together with The change AGAIN to
warm and wei weather, checked trade for the day.
Ness PDrk.'rhcre Is not aIs,c doing Ia this arti-
Gle. and quotations irregular for spot lots Sale
OF 100 barrels city mess, buyer March. ut $2l n
barrel: jNbbina lots, spot held ar $20.23J s20.50
90 barrei.
Green !Hedts.-The tone Of the market Is quiet.
shoulder, 7Ac.; clear rib sides, l0Gl 0sc.; hams,
il00llAc.. rs TO sytr3grs.
Buik- -HeItS.--The market on Change to-day was
steady. shoulders, 7Sc.: clear rio lose.
Bacon. Holders are q m IA their views; shout
defs Ga 0sc.; clear rlb-sdes lie; clear, l2c.-aH
packed.
Sugar Cured Hnms.-There Is quiet tone to the
mar ket at l3l 4c> for canvaSed amt packed.
Lnrd.-Ihe market Is weak; prime steam Is held
AT l2Sc., bu: not over l2Sc bid.-IimeS.
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pETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRCARY 1.-THE sales of tobacco haze been
light in hogSheads and loose. Prices have been
satisfactory for all toh'cco OF body OF which the
or p shows but little. Medium and common
grades are dull and prices low, though, I'VE notice
some improvement to-day: We qu0e'good dark
:cafy wrappers at from STA 10 Sl6 so; good dark
twist filters, SO 10 ST.. There l., but little old
stock nand, and for such there Is but little de,
mnnd. Gooi le,f Of d,ctdeh character, Sl40
of taf, S68ss: ln2s, long and leaiy, $5@$6 Tugs,
common, S3.5O9$4 appeal.
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Arrest of "a supnosed Murderer.

BALTIMORE, February 3.-Oweu Bryan,
negro, supposed to be the man who murder.
ed Brien Fenuer. at Hyallsyille, Md, in the
early part OF January, and also accused OF
rape in Prince George county, was arrested
near Woodstock to day. Bryan answers
fully the general description of the murderer,
having also the scar on his face.
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WILMINGTON IN. C., MARKETS.

FEBKuARY 1.-Spirts Ttrpeltins.-NO official
,uolaiions salfs OF 65 casks city distilled " 34c.
Rosin-No official quotations.. Sales OF 500 bar.
rels & at 1855; 500 barrels ( NJ s1.371; bh7
stratne. al 81 .52H; IS birrets aud u az .52s.
Tar.-eo official quotations gales OF 10 BAR
rels a, 1.50, and 90 barres at 81 .60, In order
OF 459 barrels at $l.68 for hard and o. 90 for yell
iOw-diD. s.ss4rt..
631a65c. In bulk aud zoe. In bags, ~ bnahel from
vessel. - =.
Cortoa--Ofilcia quotatious dull. No sales report
I'd ;fhe following are the Official quotations: 0r.
dinary, &C.: good ordinary, loc.; low miJoIing,
Ike; midiiing. I2ac.; good msddiAg,. i%ac; !.
Quotations conf0rm 10 HE Classification OF sne
American Cotton Exchange -JoaEisdl. js,,t t@.et
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An ANTHRACITE Coat DIsCovERY.-The
Cumberland Alicgnnian has information that
a vein OF anthracite has been discovered near
North Mountain, Berkeley county, West
Virginia. about Ten miles distant from the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. A letter from
one OF the parties operating the vein says a
shaft has been sunk twenty-four feet. At
four and a half feet vein Of coal two feet
in thickness was found, at eight feet three
foot vein, at thirteen feet Il vein two feet and
ten inches, at nineteen feet one-foot vein,
and at twenty-four feet vein of over three
feet was found. Three small veins will yet
have to be passed through before the largest
veins can be reached.
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A Horrible Affair.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
STAUsToN, Va, February 3.-rhis morn.
ing Augustus Staubus, respectable farmer
of this county, while insane Inflicted severe
wounds on his daughter and her child with
an axe while they lay in bed ; and upon his
wife interfering turned upon her and split
her head open with the axe, exposing the
brain. She will die. He was brought to
ill here this evening \. :.
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THE FXrRADIrIoS OF VoN ARSlM.-Lon-
don, February 2.-The Standards Berlin
dispatch reports that the Federal Coun.
ell to-day resolved to annul the decree
o. last spring prohibiting the expectation Of
horses. |, is thought that Bismarck will de-
munA the surrender of Count Won Arnim
from Italy under the extradition treaty. The
UaEcnSCh NaciU3chtea states that Bismarck
h.s asked through the Foreign Office the
opinion Of the Italian Council Of State with
reference 10 tue judicial Question raised by
the publication of official documents by Az
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Railroad Trains snow-Bound.

OMAHA, February 3.-The Union Pacific
train due from the West today is twelve
hours late. Reports from the West show
that the Union Pacific road is pretty clear
now. The late storm was unparalleled IN
severity and extent.
The Central Pacific is still blockaded. IL
stormed so that shovellers and ploughs had
to abandon work Yesterday.
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Letter from Danyillc.

- - - - ---,.,, :. ,,.,-7,n,, 49,
-, ,',,,r
-'' ~ '''~' RIA !, MN
]. ".I"'' VIC" o. NE ",c','"n' hl'~'-Lj
''N'!LLE' NA'' e!ht''1s - ~.
"'. >"'u'flh D'uSnVol N'l,1ah " "Itel
t'"' I,,.rfGaE' 1t puo1ic "uoVIo"' iol VI
L71 o@ IE&-A'a0 street near tit ueiU o'
tar II, lLin""" ana b''lNine IalLloau. MS
10. = - fre' iFoH' oy 10: IL seems TO , os
G.&s.'.l, UNDERSTOOD that 1t was bought ior
l. ,."rNAo0,f' 81 ., we pEoi S,,, ~d.'
"t ~; ,''' $500 t'n' ia'mi i, iuU' h.d
ln' '',D'''t-'s' VI ,'.,e" -, " t,,,rn n1n
'..u !, '',''" a." ti'''.'s W "na, a;, ',le
''..L.,-'- 'N' ''''rr'''iitn nooul nc'ens
g |' Jay" >'-,rti'ihc az to IetoI IIl,
" III" ''''p 'H>>0I'n',n'' 'e cn'C, ilisn. ~
. ":'.'" NhE" >'".' forever 1 iHIu ueu'to,
'''''. 80. S''"''.'>' - ~ was I'"'" .. -"
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FINANCIAL.

u ROAD BONDS FOR SALE
al CHEAP FIRST MORTGAGE G OIL u
BOMBS of 900 each. bearing seven per cent. in
On The revival OF business many Of hese bonds
win rise enormously In value, and fer either Invest
ment speculation they tfer unsurpassed induce
Inents. j offer large line Of bonds, and Invite
correspondence. w. II. WEEKS, Banker,
fe2-eodlm 178 Broadway New York.
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Reported LynchinG Of n Negro Assas-


New ORLEANS, February Sit Is reported
that the negro assassin Augusta, who Killed
Colonel Offutt in St. Landry parish on tue
22d of January, was forciby taken from Jail
shortly after his arrest, and hung in the pre-
seuce of a large crowd Of whites and blacks.
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THIaD-TERMiSM IN TIE S0uTH.-A very
prominent New York Republican who has
been travelling all over the South arrived
here 10 day. lie is one Of the most bitter
opponents Of the third term, but says that
the most extensive Inquiry convinccs him
that the sDthern Republicans would sooner
have one button on General Grants uniform
Than Morton, Blaine, and all the rest of them
nut to-eIher.- Washington telegram.
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BANK RoBBERy.-St Louis, No., February
"A Kansas City dispatch says the bank-
inghouse OF Northrop Il Sons, at Wgan.
dottc, Kansas, was entered By burglars last
night The safe was blown open with pow.
der, and its contents, amounting to some
So, 900, carried oil. a large sum oil money
which the thieves evidently expected to Sc
cure was fortunately sent by express to
New York yesterday morning. There is nc
cluc 10 the robbers.
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BALTIiiOl
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


COESN AMI LOUH SACdANIE.
RICHMOND, February 3, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-IThite, 2lO bushels. Red, 1858 bush
els.
CORN White, 756 bushels. Mred, so bushels.
OATS.-464 bushels.
RYE-1U bushels.
BEASS.-6 bushels.
ShiF2.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels prime at Sl.55: 80
bushels very good At 81 50 100 bushels very go0d
bushels good at $3.50; 276 bushels private
terms: 60G bushels very good on private terms
total $50 bushels.
CoRN.-Hhife SOS bushels very good at 52c. ::
so bushels AT soc. &c bushels on private terms !:
40 bushels very good at 04c.-total, 6S4 bushels
Mirel, so bushels good ut SOC.
UAIS.-62 bushels good at 53c.; SO bushels on
private termS-total, SO bushels.
RE-ESHESlTED.
WuEAT.-Red, "a bushels.
CORN White 122 bushels.
OATs.-3G6 bushels.
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4 New TREASURER IN WHIST VIRGINIA.
Governor Jacob has appointed SobIeSH
Brady, Of Wheeling, to be State Treasurer, in
place of John S. Burdett, removed from
office. His term of office will last until alter
the next legislature counts the vote and
aSccrtalus who has been elected at the tall
election 10 fill the BALANCE Of the uaeXpred
form.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.


CARDINAL LEDocHowsKI RELEASED FROM PR.
soN-REJoICINGs OVER THE EVENT, sc.
OsrERows, February 3.-Cardnal Ledo,
chowski was released from prison to-day
The town was filed with sympathizers, in.
Guiding many of the high Polish nobility,
including the Enpero-'s nepheWs, the
Princes Edmund and Ferdinand. There
will be special thanksgiving services tonight
also an illumination.
The statement that the Cardinal will be
interned in Fortress Torgau is disbelieved.
Later.-The Cardinal proceeded by rail in
the direction of Breslau. He was informed
that if he entered the provinces of Silesia OF
Posen. or the district of Frankfort, he would
be informed at Torgau.
BERLIN, February 3.-Cardina Ledochow.
ski has arrived here, and will continue his
Journey tomorrow.
Spain.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
MADRID. February 5.-Ofica returns re-
present that the senatorial elections have
resulted very favorably to the Government.
Among the successful candidates are two
bishops, the Marquis of Molines, and eleven
generals.
France.
PARIS. February 3.-TwelVe hundred cam
didates for the Chamber of Deputies are
already in the field, and 500 more are ex.
pected.
England.
BETRoTHAL OF THE PRINCESS BEATRICE.
LONDON, February 3.-The Hour says that
Sir Henry Peck, at the annual meeting Of the
Sutton Conservation Association last night,
stated that the Princess Beatrice, the young
est daughter of Queen Victoria, is. engaged
to Prince Louis, OF Batenburg, now in India
with the Prince of Wales, and that Parlia.
ment at the coming session would be asked
to grant dowry. ....-.. a- e..
Rome.
THE ENGLISH RITUALISTIC MOVEMENT.
ROME, February at is asserted that
Cardinal Manning will come to Rome in
order to defend before the Sacred Copgrega.
tons scheme which has been submitted TO
him, and on which he has been engaged for
two years, for the union Of a portion Of the
English ritualisLic clergy with the Roman
Catholic Church. The Pope is believed to
be in favor of the scheme, but the Sacred
Congregations are opposed to it.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 3.-Noon-Stocks active
and lower. States quiet and strong. Governments
slightly active and steady. Money, 4m5. Gold,
Erenipg Money easy AT 3@pi. Sterling dull at
4S9. Gold steady ut I127sG1ll3. Governments
dull but strong. States quiet aud strong; Virginia
GS. 81; new. 50: cousols. 10 deferred, 90.
North CaroIinn's, II new, 0: special-taN, ~.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Eirginia cons)ls, 6SA
West Firgnia's. Oh. Bid TO. day.
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Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson has accepted
Al invitation to address the literary societies
Of the University of Virginia on the 29th OF
June.
The cold weather has given the ice-cutters
work to do along the Upper Hudson, and
Wednesday they were engaged in collecting
the crop so long delayed.
General Roger G. Weightman, of Wash
ington. died on Wedncsday-aged eighty.
nine.
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The lands lEurder-Trial.

BRIDGEPORT, \. j., February 8. The trial
Of Charles X. Lands for the murder Of Uri
Carruth was concluded to-day, and the case
given to the jury, who are now out.
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Livestock Markets.
p,cvyoSD I,yE.STOCK MARKET.

KECHWtJNU Nv F-SIOCh VTfNhEJs
Livestock sales report from January Goth 10
the Sd OF ehTuary, 1875, reported by l.. Gimmi,
weighmaster: ... .@..
Ctdtle.-' 'ommou TO medium, 81 head sold at Sd
&c, gross: good to extra sold al aI6c., gross.
Sheep.-440G64c., gross. - gl-
Hogs.-l Is ntad sold at Shgp 9ac., net. - r.
TeI[s-l27 bead at t5GQSll. ..r...,
Hijrh C0,ps.-S256IS45. supply equal 10 the de-
mund Fair to medium grades, one fourth OF This
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A Murderer irving TO Siarye Himself.

New YORK, February 3.-Pesach n. Ru-
bernstein, the murderer OF the Jewess Sara
Alexander, is endeavoring to siarye himself
to death. He has not eaten more than TWO
ounces of food in sixty hours.
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General Markets.
MISSING MARKETS.

Our Chicsgo, ST. Louis, and Louisville exchanges
failed 10 reich US yesterday. Hence we are without
The usual reports from those cities. s"
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

FEBRUARY Hood Sales are %, 600 Bs. x
and Xxx Pcnnsy lvania on private terms; 140 bags
secured fall California and Is bales California
4OSc.; SO bales fall California on private terms;
Ii 90 Ms black sprug California mt 2Jc; 10 bales
spring CALIFORNIA;, slightly bury, al Doc.
Imports for The week are: ...l
From EaleS. fnt. value.
England. ,...................60 $43.595
China. Observation-Disclosures. lot !'Sol
Receipts for he week loom sticl. 1857 bales; re-
CENTS from January (doResticI. 1880 bales; re-
ceips same time last ,enr tdomestich 3,33S bales.
journal IF Commerce.. t
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Wv .yORK DnY1GooDs TRADE.

fnIerrupred any Improvement 10 business that
might otherwise have been feit, There Wis very
little doug. ,a.a
the: haDi, Of ihst respectable old city. 1e'eaf y
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DOR CHAPPED HANDS.

CYDONINE, the incest preparation OF the kind
ever used. keithtr greasy nor sticky. Prepared
by POLK MILLER Il CO., Apothccaries,
ss. corner Ninth and Main streets.
MILLER & PIERCE, -r..
q Ia TX corner Fifth and Marshall streets
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 1--WE note no change in prices to-
day ant III market continues dull. But goo BUSH
els of red wheat were-oT: rec, and sold al $500
Sl.4O for common to fag. 1,l5S bushels mixed
and 29S or yellow corn sold nj 1Sc. and b4c. No
rye or oats offered to-day.-Gaaate. ~.
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business CARDS, 81 to So per thou.
DIS s,ths DISPATCH PRINTENG-H0UsE
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n n. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN

~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1913 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, representing The
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAETlL q IN
SURASCE COMPANY, Of London and hdip
bureh ,Englaud--capital. &l0 ,p00,g00 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Clncip
natl. Ohio--assets over al.000.oO0
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMfA
NY. Of New Yosl-assets over a3uG.0Oo:
COMPANY, or Lynchburg, Fa.-assets oVG
100000: -- .
BROOKLYN, y. Y.-assets over S30O.G0O.
PIENiX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
iyn. y. Y.-,sssets over $1,000, 900,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Vu.--assets over $4,000.
deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, Sl3U,'
GOO. Losses equi:ah!y adjusted and promptly palt
at this ageucy. Applications solicited, and imme.
date attention given tkereto. &C 10
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I OOH ATTHIS. BARGAINS ATTsaT
- PAGE",.-LaGies' Serge Button-Boots ~ EXC
at 81: Ladies foXed ButtOn-BnntS atE ES
So 25; Misses good School-Sh0cs al 81 10:
Bows good SclIoo-SlocS at 50: Gentlc1nenS Con-
grc,s Caters 1T from So 10 $3.50. These are large
reductions from regular prices.
JOHN &. PAGE, JR., Agent,
fed 9Og Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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lust RECEIVED full stock oigssH
~ GENTLfMEN.S, LADIES, MISSES. IMSv
BOYS, 'HILDREN'S. and lNFANTS'f E2S
BOOTS, CATERS, TIES. &C: all prime S"sn
goods aud from iirst-class manufacturers.
TRUNKS, NALioES, SATCHELS, &c, down III
bottom prices. }. A. GRlGG,
il ~ Tenth and Main Streets
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JUHN Fl. CLAIBORNE, No. 110S Main
~ street, Richmond, Va. agent MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY. of NEW YORK. Cash
assets over SIS ,OeO 900. Cash dividends surpas.
Ing all others II first and every anniversary OF poll
cieS. Premiums payable annually. semi annually,
and quarterly. The oldest, largest, and cheapest
ro,nnany In the United States ia Ism
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MARINE IsTELlraEsCE.

sun rises...... -. 7.O5 HIGH TIDE:
Moon sets 200 Ever 1905
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WHEAT.-Red, "a bushels.
CORS.-1I'hHe l22 bushels.
OATS.-3G6 bushels.
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Latest News from Washington.
,spectal telegram to the DISPATCH,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, February 3.-.The Republi-
cans organized their Congressional Execu-
tive Committee tonight, and intend to COM
mence their campaign work without delay.
The friends Of Governor Hays, of Ohio,
express themselves very sangnine of his
nomination at Cincinnati, and aver that If be
Is not nominated it will be party calamity.
Great objection from oil sides meets the
disposition of seyeras Of the House investi-
eating committees to conduct proceedings In
secrecy. 1t is claimed that the public should
know what is going on while investigations
are progressing; and this is undoubtedly
correct view TO take Of the case.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Robertson pre-
scented a memorial from the Washington
Light Infantry, Of South Carolina; the
Clincb Rifles, of Georgia; and the Fayette-
vile Independent Light Infantry, of North
Carolina, praying the Secretary Of War to
issue, through the Governors OF the States
named, 240 improved breech-l loading rifles
for the use of their commands in the cele-
bration of the National Centennial at Philn-
delphia, July 4.h, 1876; which was referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
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WASHINGTON, February 3.-The Storm.
centre of esterday afternoon over the Eastern