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RrcHMoap AND DASyrLLE RAILROAD C0Ag'Y,l
of TRAINS.--TRAfN Mo-

- = RIcanoNp, va January e, 1875:
TRAIHS.-TRAIH Noss5
- rs.-TaRopsH; MAILMAN Yozk 70 Tan
r. a. leaves Dsnygle q las e: III; icssssrsens. q
sI:s 81 + essiss:s q sss Ell
H. lsaysssaIls, st $50 AZ IS; ,Ieases Gsse9.s
sbs 5s i
I 3: No ssasgsse 4!, 4
st Rssks,is r. lass z. Nj ieszss BE- s eyIe go
TrRafN 9 100 !.
rtass n RICHMOND At a:3z p. IL -"
tiS TRa A. No S.lLocaL BuaKEgiiLlx Ascoslo-
T,es ssg 7ssgs ssas s.. & sasss.Is 8
I. TkxIa Ne.i10.-LecAE BrnxIxIl1z Aoeoas. tis
h 4. II arsirss I, kicnmend ss ia b ,.,a
Trains Nos and 4. eoanees % RtAnoad with
che Cnssapeaks aa4 Ohio railroad = !. =. Id.
ra aass sSsaS s 81 sslssS aSd aessssto
The throush trains comes NJ
Tss s.ns ss sss ssnagaa
AIsss sas ssaa stss ssss
Trains Eos. ssssa A ecaass. q esss,so.ss 20 $
nsa g % a.e as nom aus srssas a
aooHe, Psnacoa Hey. 0sssscs.s .sa ss 800
S :Sss1s am ssss
81 ehs lssss
e1ss &c 1assa
ss aes e lie ssi paas % sa'ss II ss 6sEs
over checks WI . si f''l +. II. i. rAIoorT.
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WASHINGTON, March s, 1876.
SENATE.

4s.. ..gi'
Mr.. Bayard introduced bill to authorize
the Secretary Of the Treasury to approve
certain bills incurred by the direct.tax CON-
missioners. Referred to the Committee on
Finance. ..... ,..t. =. .... nv. I,aa 49,.
A resolution was offered for the adjourn.
nnent of both houses on the 1st Of May. RI
ferred. . ~ ..... s. ..e s.se-.e - r1rl IN
Il. The Pinchback discussion was resumed.
Mr.. West argued that Kellogg received a
majority of the votes cast in 1872, and there
fore bad the right to sign the credentials Of
Pinchback. He had been recognized as the
Governor by. every. department OF the GOV.
ernment, IS we'll as by q Democratic House
of Representatives. It was the public opin-
ion in Louisiana that Kellogg was the lawful
Governor of the State. In conclusion he
argued that The Senate, in accordance with
sall established precedents, must admit Mr.
Pinchback on his credentials and printa
facia case, and inquire as to the title to the
seat afterWard -.r,s,.s.s.s.,4s,..
The question then being on the amend.
ment of Mr.. Edmunds to insert the, word
"not before the word admitted" so that
the resolution should read: = RESOLVED, That
p. B. Plnchback be not admitted as q sea.
ator from the State of Louisiana for the term
of six years, beginning on the 4th of March,
1873" the amendment was agreed to-yeas,
80; nays, 2s-as follows:sp:, I'd, e sal3aa11
= YEAs.-Messrs. Bayard, Caperton. Christancy,i
CockreIf, Cooper, Davis, Dennis, Eaton, Edmunds,
Rnglsh,. Gordon, Johnston, Jones OF Eloriea;
Kelly, Herman, Key McCreery, Mcdonald. Maxey,
Merrimoa, Morrill, Of Maine, Morrill, Of Vermont,
Norwood. Paddock. Randolph, Ransom, Salisbury.
Stevenson, Thurmsn, Wallace, Whyte, Wiibers--;
NAYS Nessrs.x Allison.. Anthony Boutwell,!
Rruce. Cameron of Pepnsylyania. Conkling. Con-
over, Cragin, Dorsey, Ferry Frelinghny ssh, Hamil
toh, Hamlin, Harvey, Hitchcock, Howe, ingalls,,
Morton, Patterson, Sargent Sharon, SherRans
Spencer, West, Windom-29. "A srosa .s,a
MeEsssss. Bogy, Booth. Wadleigb. sGald-
thwaite, and Dawes, who would have voted
10 the affirmative, were paired with Messrs.
Alonrn 0ulashp Cameron of wisconsin.
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by The laws of West Virginia landowners
sro ~ r i%ih'ltcd to dig or mine coal within
~. 'ge' OF The line dividing their land from
~, ~, I"'o'I'ng land. That is to say, coal can
- ~ nIilcd or taken from within five feet
~. Ivy ul'I>ion line. For every violation or
49,, 40 Il" Inc landowner shall pay $500 to
'D' iT'Soa Injured thereby.
IT,. tIed Marshal Count Benedek, the de.
i Heo Of Sadowa, narrowly escaped death in
,in or11u 'oe other night. He was going to
w. oleFa III cab, when mail-cart ran into
.,r,,' SIa!Fiage The pole Of the mail cart
o~ .a'H 'ae Marshal on the breast and broke
I'M, VI hIs rlbs. He went home a Saaowa,
wiser man.-Philadetphia Bulletin.
jpr c r;t' i no simpler method for prevent.
,qH. .ai growing sour than mustard seed,
rnc,, .u exchange. But there as q simpler
=. ,D ~ ana it is 10 drink the cider as soon
.r"tr 'Haoe. AorrtSt0,cn Herald. We are
"N'clocr with that opinion
wq. " !, no aial't steal watermelons when he
W. noys" asks the Christian Vitness.
KS,. u,un'. The editor Of the Christian
In 80 'ooh so many that there were none
wv. .oI as 70 steal.-New York Herald
=. N'' e'-'he'on'cholly confession. :.
,2n h,I nlPOoner, a total abstainer, declares
vino ~ Tue ciergymen Of Boston drink
trrn ,,l1 "o Q! MS clerical acquaintapces have
Jlrr, rS''cu ior deiirium tremeDs.-C Courier
nes, "I', :, PROBABLY if they hadn't been
pSIodotsucy wouldn't have had D. t.
wan, once Influential but now fallen Mil,
4, Iha 'a hlI II is said CAT one tins he was
band u pslu OF the most celebrated brass
lis pen; rhS Slate, but the institution which
.catte, alus mad built up was destroyed AMI,
,i0p% 'o on account Of bis Vices and reputa.
a '"' sss: y ~ ~
And pn,, ~ -. Ia, : ass 49, sac.a ai
the Snn Nv" ihe hardi Christopher devastates
4' "oo'h. 1t is not lowcliss.-G ronb;c
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I


WASHINGTON, D. c., March 8.-The most
solemn scene in the Belknap drama was en-
acted to-day, when the humiliated ex-Minis.
Ger was kept four. hours in a room in the
Police Court building waiting for bonds.
man who never came. His distress and agi-
tation was very great When the friend
who had been at first expected to relieve
him from the duress under which he has ex-
isted failed to appear, his counsel, searching
for others, found Mr.'William W. Rapley:
the owner of the National Theatre here,
who came to the front and set the prisoner
free.
Belknap complains of the shadowipg by
the police, having been unkind and cruel, as
he says. he has never given the slightest
indication of an intention of escaping.
The House had more debate to-day regard
ing the escape OF Marsh, the Republican
leaders insisting on their charge that the
Democrats are guilty of the folly OF TELLING
HIM GO. The question was fixed, however,
by the adoption Of q bill granting immunity
from arrest to witnesses before committees
in certain cases. This will of Of course pass
the Senate and receive the approval of the
President, and under its provisions Marsh.
whose testimony it is now generally conceded
is absolutely necessary to convict Belknap,
can return. Opinions vary as to whether he
will do 80. TIMoN.
[By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March S.-To.day at noon
Major Richards, chief Of police, made a
formal arrest Of Belknap and brought blu
into the Police Court. Belknap was accom-
| panied by his counsel, ex-senator Carpen'
ter, who said they waived an examination
and were prepared to give bail for Beiknap's
appearance before court.
Judge Smell fixed the amount at S25, 0OO
when the parties retired to arrange the bail
Mr.. Belkuap showed by his movement;
during the short time be was in the cour
that he was much depressed in spirit, cover
ing his face with his hand and signing
deeply.
Later. -Belknap furnished the required
bail OF $4,000 at 4 P. NJ, and returned
home. The grand jury still have the case
The Committee on the War Department
examined several witnesses to. day. OrVil
Grant asked to be excused till tomorrow.
William Tomlinson, the brother of Mrs
Beknap, was before the grand jury tW'
hours.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Judge Taft wa
confirmed to- day as Secretary Of War; also
James 7. Mason, of Virginia, as consul tt
Dresden.
James Fl. Horrs, attorney for the Contra
Pacific road, argued before the Senate Pub
lie Lands Committee to-day against the bill
| subiegting their lands to loo al taxation.
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= BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET !
mARtNE INTELL1aENC1E.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 8. 1875.

FOEI OF hlChmOSO, MARCH Q. 1910 srt
'@'--' ARRIVED. t /
Steamer Westover. skinner, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers L. B. Tutum, agent :. E''- /.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer.
chaudise and passengers. Z. b. ratum, agent. M
Brig Francis Jane, Bell, Baltimore, Hight, to load
9our for Kio, Haxal, Crenshaw & Co. -
Schooner Mary j. Adams. Combs, New York,
light, TO load billets for Sew Haven, CT
Schooner =. II. Halves. Fort, New York ptd City
Point, guano, Seldom 4 Bruce. $50 z. .lti
Schooner j. r. Parker. Outten, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis Il Parker. s
SAILED.
Schooner Spepdwel spaulding, New York, corD>
Curtis s. Parker. .a sa.. ~ - e. .
. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. 5-FJT
From Baltimore on the 7th, schooner A. e.
Smyrk, Flowers. ..,-..,-,a .-... ..fs RI. ~
80 .t MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, March ia rived: Schooners Lot
tie and Annie, McFready; George Z. Haileck,
Sharret; William Allen, Jones susanna, Wilson,
from Richmond, Va. .....~~,
Brig Willibald (Ger.) Mutzel, from Richmond.
Va. arrived ut Liverpool on the 9Th of March 70
Schooner jamestown, Hyer. was loading at New
York on Tuesday for Richmond.
Schooner Maggie Bell left here Saturday at 10 p:
NJ, went 10 Lhuckaiuck, loaded up, and returned
here yesterday morning-al the way by sail. .tru
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBuEs RAlLRoAD}l
COMMENCING OCTOBER 81, ISIS

RICHMOND AND PETERsBuHG BAILRoADlaI
COMMENCING OCTOBER 81, isis
~ trains on this road will run as follows: -
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH 'f'1 az
GAO 4. NJ, THRoUG U. MAIL. daily except Sun.
day; connectiux for all points Sonta
and West. Sleeplng-car attached r9ns
day., with coach attached, 7forz Peters,
s.}11r'i 7abufg, and stations on the Soutnsida
la5 P. NJ, TITs9gsa Tsi t. asiiy sssnecans
~ ii sengers, taxing This train WIN make
/; -r,s, 2 q close 5conneeton at ReteTsburg TOT
S9rfpha ss s. %e Rs5er-caf
500 p. n, FREIG 1T daily Except Sunday, wits'
- coach nj tached. sc usE .rtsIs -!
LEAyE EKIsgsBgBg NORTH 4 80 .
ESQ EsEiGasT TRAIN sst!y except su
1900 H., sTHRODGH MAIL daiiy, connecting
: with kichH3ond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for al points East
500 r, NJ. FREIGHr daily te1cspt Sundays
1885 P. NJ, THRoUGH All daily Except sun
2'7S lIId ! day), connecting with Richmond,
) b. Fredericksburg and PotonEc railroad
forall points East and Wsss. Pullman
y" ' sleeper attached. running through
-.. s.yt.. 10 Baltimore. kIso' making close
connection With rhe Chesapeake and
Obiorailrosd for the Virgins bpEnUb
II. -tt5 aod allpoints North and West -
The NAIL TRAINS Will not stop bstween Hfebs'
Th1sis The only nne running ooasls. daily trains
making close connections! for SChaveseou, Co'dms
bis. ARgpsra,. Savannah, and. Southwest Georgia
TlsaS ssssf o q Clover Hill Pits leave
at las ?; NJ. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, ana
Al TEAMS leaving Psssrsbufs win start from
de- Al y -" = >. A. SHAW SUPERINTENDENT
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From AppOmattOx.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
,,,..nx- March 1874

ICorrespondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
AppoMATTox COUNTY, March s. 1876.
A terrific storm of wind and slight rain
passed over the lower end Of this county last
night. blowing down large double tobacco
barn, full of tobacco. belonging to John e.
Franklin, Esq, and other smaller oullaings
in the neigbborhood.
The remarkably fine weather has put the
farmers unusually forward with their busl-
ness, except that it has been too dry 10 nan
die tobacco of late. There is general dis'
position this year TO plant less and make
better article. Wheat is looking remarkaDly
we'll Fruit not materially injured. ;.
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Tas ExcgrrIoSAL MILpNEss OF THB VIM
TER.-The popular impression as to the .lr.'
usual mildness of the past winter is fully
confirmed by comparison with the meteo-.
records Of previous years. Profess
sor Smell, 2of Amherst College, Mass, has
kept his meteorological Journal now Just
forty years, and there have been but two,
winters in ali that period which have been
40 warm as the one just closed :, -. ~ !! I
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.sCANToN INSIDE LINE."sfSE !,
NEW FAST FREIGH HIT ROUTE BETWEEt
! RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. ia.
rrr ~.'Es#ts

NEW FAST FREIGH HIT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND. PHILADELPHIA. 5g,.y
- y. 1zs..- TREWEEkLY. = = =
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the isplendld Iron
steamers of this line will leave Eiehmopd TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty. second and Dock streets making close con
pecton each trip at Canton, Nd, East Baltimore
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia x"
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: Ill
All freight by this line covered BY fire and marine
insurance free OF cost No dockage charged Ut
Richmond. Rates as low. as any other line: .Infs
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Eic
mend. Ei !.
, FreIghts ordered by this line should be marked
- Canton Inside Line,n and sent 70 the Phtladels
phIa, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phlsdel'
Freights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. For further information apply TO .aanat
N>''-' = - VIZ L. B, TATUM, Agent, ~ .
.:sa Office Twenty -secand and Dock streets
$50, and No. eos Main street or TO !
j. s. WILSON, General FTelght Agent,
5PhsIadeTphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphta. o X 8 5s ~ = : - ~ -.
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s
Rye stendy: 7eaag 0c.l for IshlbpinEs Ctnes-Rio
dall and nominal; 5Gl sc.,g,id for ssrgoes; 10
changed Moiasses and rice uncba nged. Tallow
dun az g@8Hr.i Kosinqufei. Turpensing nrn1sr At
Sas 1ard amer cosed s,esdy prime stesm
81 3.62k. Whiskey quiet at $ls0SgSRtSss.
BALrMuEE
BALTIMORE, March e-Flour and wheat qu1e
white, 54gogc,; yellow. 5sg5sc.: western weak
and lower. Oats dull aud unchanged: Bye Rqmi;
Steady
very dull at S1.C9x. Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI. y 5'+stzs
CINCINNATI, March S.--Flour duh ant unchanged
Wheat don for low grades steady for best at
G$i ,25.5 Corn In fair dsmand and firm nj 47@4Sc
nal. Pork steady and firm; held az S23. Lard
steady and In demand: steam, 13 16c- 1t Int.
rior points; keuie. gk114e; ,suis meats frmer
sides. &C.. clear sides I2gc. Bacon 10 fir demand
and arm; shoulders, sks clear RIB sides. l3Sc
prices; 81: o.. Hogs Ia active demand: medium
heavy at $S4oG$S, 7S,, receipts, 1881 head :;
shipments, $50 head.
--.7 ST. LOUIS. r, ~ :7''"
ST. LOUIS, March S.--Flour-Medium grades Of
neglected family winter. $6.75Gs6.59.1 Wheat
GOOD sample i9's "a fir asmsnd for pisg; 30
Corn easier and active for futures No. q mixed,
39h@3sAc Oats 9nie. am unchanged, Farley
$: endy. Rye dull; 63c.sbiE Pork higher ut $23.
Bulk meas- Only iimiteo jpbbpg demand. Bacon
steady and unchanged Card dnlls Whiskey steady
no unchanged at 81 Oo. hogs III ca and unchanged
Cattle qutetand unchanged. - - -. 80 -
- '.es''F!E, = LOUISVILLE. : - : "ss"*
LOUISVILLE, March S.-Ptour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat dull. Corn g,ztee audi nrmtiat As
case. Oats firm and in. fair Temand. at. 7l54le.
Rye dull at 75c. Provisions qniet.a shade easier,
and unchanged Pork, S23.d Bnlk-n1ea ts-Sbopl.I
ders So. clear rib-sides, $lEa5G3tl2.25; clear
sides, a12.50. Bacon-shoudegs loo; clear RIB
Sides l3Hc. clear sides. 3kc. Hams-Sugar cnred.:
14aI4Ac Lard Tielc 1891 4Ae.; ktgJ I5s@
I5hs. Whisky very frmat el.Q4. Begging quiet
and unchanged. 49, - =. ~ o,,r
!, BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK Market,
BALTIMORE, March S.-The cattle market during
the past week has been quiet; very best, @6hc. ;
FRI Quality, 5O6c. medium OF good fair quality
4N@5s.; ordinary thin steers, oxen, ana COWS zs
head sales. 70s head. Hogs have been Ia fair de-
nandi range loa 1Ac., receipts, 8, 2S3 head.
Sheep have been in fair demand; spric. $; are. a
Shade lower; range, 4S@7c recsipts, 2,023 head.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW IOphA
NEW YORK. March S-Eoor.-Stocks active aud
BITTER. Moneys. ,Gold.114ni. ExchaDge-Long.
1856; short, 400. Governments active and better.
States dull and little lower.
Evening.--Money easy at292k, Gold. 1l4H@
and a little better. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. .s
BALTIMORE, March S.-Vlrginia 6s, old, IS. West
virgfnia's, 9. North Carolina 6's, old, l6; new,
8: s1ecial tax, 2 Bid. r' -
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TEE PETRIFIBD GIANT IN NEVADA -GFron
the Winnemucca (Nev.j Stloer State. Last
week correspondent Informed US that the
petritied remains of gigantic human being.
had been discoYered ip. q TayiDs northwest
fromethe Hum boldt House, in the Antelope
range. Yesterday Henry Jenkins and Robert
st Clair scameto town and confirmed the
say the fossil was found in
deep rayine, in which 1t had been washed
or exposed by cloud.burst.
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Grabbing for his Salary
"On!y Twenty-Five Thousand"
Especial telegram to the Dispat

Especial telegram to the DispatchJ.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March S.-The colored
senator Bruce, or some other friend ofPinch-
back, will offer resolution tomorrow to
pay him his salary for the time in which he
has been contending for bis seat in the Sem
ate. 1t amounts to S22 900. TIHoN.
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markets, By. Telegraph,

THEW YORK. March 8.--Cetton q!sisk and stsady
s ss,y on mSSsst Tdaesr western aud
SIDE g ss 1was o and 9la lss an s
az no FOR mo- grade winter red western. Corn
mas lower; fair business; e2x@ CSC for mixed
,xss;ern: SOkdl61kc. for new yellow southern.
Oats heavy and lower; 4294fc. Tor mixed western
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clayton, and ID, Wrlgh.. wh,o would have voted

Clayton, and Wright who would hare voted
In the negative, ,sr 8att
Those not voting were Messrs. Burnside
and Robertson.
z The resolution as amended was then
adopted-yeas, 90 nays, 28-the yeas and
nays being taken and recorded as above. a
While the vote was being taken Mr.. Pinch
back was on the floor of the Senate and stood
near the entrance to one of the cloak-roonos.
As The roIl.cal1 proceeded be manifested
some nervousness, and soon after the vote
was announced lcft the chamber, o., i
Adjourned. 9oae p, II II ,
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
. The following members were appoiated
the Special Committee on Whiskey Frauds
AID Attorney.G Generals Office: Messrs.
Nuott, Harris. Glover. Cochrane, MCMAHON,
McCrary, and Plaisted. -
Mr.. RandalI reported the legislative and
executive appropriation bill. It reduces
the estimates $4,000, 600. 1t was made the
special order for Friday. ~, ..' " ~, RI
The Judiciary Committee reported the
articles OF impeachment against Belknap,
but as the witness Marsh was probably be.
yond the jurisdiction Of the United States,
they asked their recommittal for amend
ments.. So ordered. az.ga u 2G4s
The following bill was put upon its pass
age: ..s.-,..s,~,s
Be it enacied, That when any person shall
be required to testify against his protest be-
foregeither House of Congress, or any com
mittee thereof, or the Senate sitting as q
court Of impeachment, and shall so testify
under protest. be shall not thereafter be held
to answer crimipally in any court Of justice,
or subject to any pepalty or forfeiture, on
account OF, any act concerning which be
shall be 80 required to testify; provided tina,
nothing herein contained shall be so con-
strued as to release any person from liability
to Impeachment. Passed. ..'@,,
Adjourned. -..aa.. .sn...-. Il :->s-s,r
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:, DESTROYED BY FIRE.-The residence Of
MI, aa,i !; We. Huntington, near Qlantico,
WIN lis entire contents, WAS destroyed by
aae Yesterday morning. Mr.. Huntington is
eHrtpp'o!ed IN the folding, room Of the House
~ ~ representatives, and received the informa.
son Vi Ms loss last evening. There was no
. .E.." Oh The property. Ca
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TEE DrsGaACED SECRETARY.

BELKNAP FORMALLY ARRESTED, AND
BAILED IN TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DoLLARs-HIs DISTRESS AND AGITA-
-TIoN-HE COMPLAINS OF CRUEL IND
UNKIND TREATMENT AT 1HE HANDS OF
THE POLIOE--THE ESCAPED WITNESS
MARSH, ETC. ETC. ,...~- .---s~r,z-r
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 8, 1875.
... .. OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-White 90 bushels. Red, 81 6 bushels.
CoRN.-Mred, ] 90 bushels. rel.
OATS.-530 bushels. -.,.. a.. ...a ..- ..rts
MEAL.-16 bushels. .. f.... -.a. t...
DRIED APPLES.-224 pounds, ~ -.
CLOVER SHED.-200 bushels. ..ir '.s- a.-
,-- -.. y SALES. ... .Hs
WHEAT White q bushels prime at 81 .45; ~
bushels common on private terms; 60 bushels at
Al 31-total, 90 bushels. Red, 20 bushels on pri.
yate terms; 100 bushels common at Sl.15; 22O
bushels good at $40; 214 bushels very good at
81 40; 4 bushels m Sl-total, 566 bushels.
CoRN.-Mircd, 40 bushels very good at SIC.
OATs.-l24 bushes good sprirg at Soc; 80
bushels common spring at 45c.; AZ bushels prime
winter at 70c.-total, 1876 bushels. sr.@
RE-EXHIBlTED. d. ....
OATs.-30 bushels.
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GENERAL NEWS OF HE DAY.

A DISASTROUS FIRE. IN CHICAGO-THE
LOSS $3.50 ,ooo-sAD CASE OF DROWNING
AT AUBURN, N.Y.-THE TWEED slX-MIL-
LION SUIP-A VERDICT FOR THE PEO-
PLE-sUICIDE OF A BANK CASHIER AND
HIS WIFE-CoNDIT1oN OF THE WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY-ARREST
OFAN E&-APPRAISER AND ABANK PREsI-
DENT FOR PERJURY-UNIoN PACIFIC
RAILROAD CONTRACTS-AV VICTIM OF UN.
REoUITED LovE-A ST. LOUIS BALLET
GIRL SHOT, ETC, ETC.
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DILL ELPHIA, RICH uIFFE
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sze22os
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Uniil further notice tie steamers of this
line will leave Pniadelphis every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY., and Richmond every TUESDAY
ana rniGGtY at II o'clock. .rna, 81,
Freight taken at low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, FOR pfoyi'
dence and Boston Also, for Liverpool ana ANT
Werp uia Red Star and American steamship lines
and bills Of lading signed through. h..
- =. -. . W. 2. PORTER, Agent
.... 1926 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO., Ii ID
NH - No. 10 South .Wharves. Philadelphia.
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s,EpAxTURE DF STEAMERS.
EOR PHILADELPHIA. " <5ES

DOR PHILADELPHIA. ~. GsESS
Steamer j. w. EVERNAS, Captain PLATT, Will
receive freight for the above port ILL FRIDAY the
10Th Instant, at ! g o'clock. $1,000
Freight taken for Wilmington, DEL, Providence,
and Boston, and bills of lauing signed through. H.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
staterOOm, 90. w. Z. POTTER, AGENT
=, NH 9-2t .- No. 2425 Dock street.
FOR NEW YORK.-The Old IET&
l. Dominion Steamship Company's ss,zzsassss
steamship RICHMOND, Captain kELLEY, Will SAIL
FRIDAY, MARCH, 10th, at 8 O'Clock z. III. ~ @.a
Freight received until 2 o'clock 2. NJ:
.warded with dispatch TO all points north, south,
east and west also, to foreign ports. s-sli
Passenger accom- modatl0ns unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12: steeFage, 80; ronnd'
TIL ;;i.ckets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to ..a9
6. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
NH sat Company's Wharf, Rockets
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

ENGLISH OPINION OF RICHARD a. DANA.
JR., THE. NEW AMERICAN MINISTER
ARREST OF A KENTUCKY FoRGER AT
QUEE NsTO1W Ma COTTON VESSEL
] AsHoRE-DEATHs OF A sWELL-KEoWH
AUTHORIZES, &C. - - -, MA,
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The Wtnd-storm at Old POtnt-The
New Hyseta Hotel Blown Down-The
Work OF Rebuilding TO Commence


to-day, rr.t -eisf s-4-EE IA n. -
~. Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l ~
PORTSMOUTH, Va, March S.-The heaviest
storm of the season occurred at Old Point
last night. The half.completed new Hygeia
Hotel was blown down, and the loss is over
$4,000. 1t was interded to accommodate
the Centennial throngs this summer, and
was three hundred feet long and three sto-
ries high. Over one hundred WoE.kmen will
commence rebuilding tomorrow.