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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE, /
MONDAY, March 81, 1875.
SALEs.-$36e Virginia lax receivable esupoDs


sALrs.-$36o Virginia lax receivable esupoDs
sold ut s71. p. 80, ~ I, ~ i g..
American Gold.-1l3H bid. IS ) .y.si tLs..ts,l4
State Secstrttie8.-Y Virginia eonsols. 69z bid
asked; Virginia deferred. SX bid, 9S asked; Yir-
gipia taX-receiva6le coupons, 81 bid: 90 asked.
City Ssc1lrtttes.-tkiehmonoc city Ss, 1l2 bid;
IS bid; Lynchburg city s's. 1Oa bid !; [ynchhm &
city 6's, 81 bid: Frederi ksburR city 6's As bid
Manchester Bridge, S's. 95 bid. .fyEq .IyTS /
Rdtlrodd Borads.-Tirginia Central Railroad,
frst mortgage 6's, j.. andJ., 70 askcA; RichmShd
and Petersburg Railroad first MORTGAGE AZ =: and
mac Railroad mortgage 7's, j. anS u. SAY bio ;
Richmond and Danvie Railroad eonsoIidaled 6'si
NJ. and NJ, ~ bid; Biebnoud, York River and Cbesl
apeake Railroad and Steamer Ss,J. and J.,70 bio,
S2h asked. 2',ts. y -sfEE y . it ~ -
Canal Bonds..--James River and Kans'aba Canal
Rrst mortgage 6's, NJ. and N, SSH asked; James
River aud kanawha Canal second Imostgage 6's,
n. and N, a asked: :sisi u = T." ~ - (
Railroad Stoeks.-- Richmond. Ere derlchsburk aaG
Potomac Railroad 2 per cent. guaranteed. 100 par,
94h bid SeaCoard aud Roanoke Railroad eomHost
100 par, 50 bid; S+abaard- and Roanoke habFoad
guaranteed, 90 par, 80 BID. ,yt.gf agg:.
Sank Stocks.-Firat National, 100 par, LA BID,
lO7 asked Union Bank Of Richmond. 80 par, 46
BID 40 asked; Merchants and Planters Ss Wings, 70
par. 81 \ asked City Savings, % par, "a ASKED
Citizens Savings, 20 par. 23 asked.
L,suri1ce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and ha-
rine, rs par, SO bid 81 asked; Virginia state, 20
par, 264 bid Virginia Home. 90 pa7, l91 asksG;
Mercbanls and Mechanics. LOO par, ~ bio, SSh
asked: Old Dominion, ] 90 par. SO asked; Rich
moud Fire Association, 90 par. % asked
Misceltdneous.-Old Dominion Iron and NAH
Works Company, 100 mar, 80 asked; James River
and Kanawba Packet, 12h par, 81 bid, 10 asked.
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BIZ TEL PH.
MARsHAND,THE BEEKNAP
IMPEACHMENT.
DAsTARDLY ATTEMPTTo DESTROY
LIFE AND;PRoPERTY.
DRo WIN ED.
Wreck of q steamship-The Deash.
Sentence, ETC., Etc.
AFFArHs Ar wAsHIsGT0n.T

THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT-ABoLITIoN OF
; NEGRO TRoOPs-THE IMPEACHMENT OF
4 BELKNAP. II j4,fH 5IfE a. 81
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J i
WASHINGTON, December 27.--The bill au.
thoriziDg the Secretary Of the Treasury. to
issue, silver currency will probably pass the
House tomorrow. X this bill becomes "a
law it will put sixteen millions OF silver in
circulation within alyear. ..,.
The House. Military Committee have
agreed to offer 40 amendment to the bill re.
ducing the srmy, looking toa discontinuance
OF the colored troops in the United States
army. The Law, as it now exists authorizes
the creation Of negro regiments at
the option Of the Secretary of War,
The committee propose to repeal this and.
wipe QUIT negrosorganizations by allows
Ing their term of enlistmenss to expire and
future enlistments. . 49, .Es.ii :
The articles Of impeachment in the Belknap
case will probably be presented On Wednes-
day. Hissfriends claim that he will be ac.
quilted, because no evidence shows on what
account Marsh paid him the money.
-...s-- TIHoN.
UTH CONGPESS -Ei-ct Soes;o,,
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"A WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN DROWNED.
81. Louis, March 26.-William Haggan, wife,
and four children were crossing the bridge
over Big Sandy creek, three miles from Win
chester, ILL.,, yesterday. The. wagon ran on
the end of the bridge, which was covered
with water, and Mrs. Haggan and three
children were drowned. -,
Harrisburg, Pa, March 2e.-Last evening
Mrs. Mary Welsh and her two children,
residing in Columbia, Pa, through the
railroad bridge spanning Paxton creek, at the
lower end of this city, and the youngest chilo,
aged about nine years, was drowned.
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National Ranks.

About month back the House passed a
resolution directing the Controller Of the
currency to furnish it a list of the stockhold.
et' o. The national banks. The Controller
na' lsd force OF clerks employed in getting
W Inc list, and it will be some time yet be-
Ioie II can be finished. The complete list, If
printed, VIII make three volumes Of the size
u u Tue average volume of the Congressional
record What value this information can
" 10 Congress a!'er it is obtained no one
seems TO know.-Bdltimore Sun.
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The sDecie.Resumptton Act.

renaai ~ utoie ardent Democrats who favor the
tbs, u VI me specie.resunption act intimate
slA! II the House does not soon vote its re.
p ba 40 amendmen, looking to that end win
tls ,as 90 10 one OF the appropriation
nf;.ts. tley claim that they can muster
pss.ss" ~ woes to pass it, or jsopardize the
70 wfiot o' ,he particular appropriation bill
off,. "I !, II is attached. The design is to
bsrho !, ~ s,I al amendment to the river and
rn. .oor OIL, inssmuch as it Is 3 log-rollius
rsr,y , ana one which few members Of the
Party would care to have defeated. -,
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fRAorNa AT San FRANoIsco. --San Francis.
co, March 25.-The two.mite.ana- repeat race
came off to-day. The track. was 10 fair .con-
dition. a strong breeze prevailed. Pools
at the course. we're brisk. Hook knocking being
the favorite, Golden Gate next, Revenue and
Chance about even. Chance won, the first
heat under pull by three lengths, In BAL 1,
Golden Gate second, HoekhockiDg third.
Chance became the ,fayorite at large odds.
In the second heat Revenue dropped out at
the first half mile with sprained ankle,
Chance winning the heat and race by ak
lengths In 3:48l, Hockbocking second, Gate
q poor third. s. i .sf B ~ & Z d.
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BLACK WHALES IN MoBJAokt BAY.-A
school of so.called .black whales was
driven into Mobjack bay last week by
southeast gale. They were stranded on
bar at the mouth of East river, in Matthews
county, Va. A party OF men engaged In
making a fi.h.pound In the vicinity got over.
board, and after an, exciting battle succeeded
with axes In. killing the whole of them.
Their captors have been busily engaged 10
cutting off the blubber, from which they
will realize a good sum. The largest whale
was 153 feet long and five feet across: Such
visitors are unusual In the lower Chesa.
peake.-Bal.imore Sun, eth ..ass ~
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO DESTROY. THE
PORTSMOUTH GAs-WoRKs-THE INCEN.j
DIkRYi CAUGHT-REYENUE COLLECTOR
{. -. Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NoRroLK, Va, March 27.-Another daring
attempt was made yesterday morning to de-
stroy the Portsmouth gas-works by ere.
James Cayansngh, the incendiary, was
captured in the act by the Waterman. Caya-
pauch was discharged from the employ OF
the company some months ago.. -
Il A. L. Hill, internsI revenue collector q
this district, has been removed, and ex-Stats
Senator N. f. Rue succeeds him,
Adisastrous freshet Is feared in the Roam
oke. = ,s5s,ttn 60
TWO MEN DROWNED INA WELL.
lspectal telegram to The Dispatch.] ~
ALxxAanE1l, Va, March N.-Janaes
Thompson and Samuel Davis, two colered
men, while engaged In cleaning out OLD
Courthouse we'll this afterRoon, were
drowned by the breaking Of the platform. q 81
which they were standing.
TEE STEAMER akiEx 4 AsHoal
8 AND a PROBABLE sWRECK.ss s & 80
NrwYoRK. March Or The British steaniel
Great Western went ashore on the santi
bs aeh ali AnityEilia, L.sIa, Saturday nige.t
when the Storm ragged heavily md 9 detaf
soa On snrsysiIed. Ste WAS from the Meditgxgs
mean far ills port, commanded bgS Eaptall
vU,. and saised from Msssins lebrl
| 40 ost 4, nj sPalarmo; March 1ss, tOuehin,
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From Bath County.
M1LBoRo' SPRINGS, March 25, 1876

OIILOUIsU ~ NINus3 ]'kUk VI 11oJ HS'0'
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Our County Court was in session yester-
day-Judge Myers on the bench. The grand
jury found an indictment against William
Hogshead, colored man, for malicious stab.
bling. They also indicted negro woman
for killing her infant child. Both these cases
will be tried at this term Of the court.
We are having quite rough weather since
the 18th of this month. .,,1s
The Friends of Temperance are flourish.
ing at this place.
Times are hard and money scarce.
- RATH
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aYdess, nu uber thitty sot,ls an; at Nhsil if,
sayed. Musb as thes cafgD b soRsi6eief
greatly dsmsgs the greater part being eE !
saxTsMr. - 3. T.. ]. Marcb ii Tas area
Western Is greatly suained, and wifi proba
bly, go to pieces.
OTHER MARINE ETsasTERa.
NEW YcRx, March IA dispatch fr6n
Babylon, u. Il. states that b INge bark nstnt
uBEnoHns went ashore ON fhe sands Ter
miles vest Of Fire IslaHd -lfeks. Ko 1fSet
appear TO aafe been lost. and there ID some
presabiiity of the vessel 6eirE saved.
The schooner j. C. ThompaoD, hder with
coal. was reported last evening: as. breaking
up of West Hampton Long Island sound.
,AcconD's from all points IN this vicinity
report more less damage by the storn.
PoBTLAEp, Me-, March N - The sshooner
Harriet Newell has been wrecked al BluA
island. The captain and his wife. were lest.
The crew we're saved. e i s, 3.s !;
8 SENTENCED no DEATH-DEsTHUETIvE
III FIRE. e g
3 BosToN, March q. Thamas w. Pepper,
convicted OF the murder OF the child Mabel
Young 70 church belfry. was to-day Sen.
teHced TO death. ~ ~ s;s,s5ss ss2ss !.
Chfin e. Co.'s; boot factory. at .E1opkfnton,
was burned last night. Loss. $500, Geo. Two
hundred and fifty operatives have beer,
ousSed. q {, :si7, !. F...l;;s n, gsss 3
ARREST OF MYEE nyERs IN NRwiYaRK.
/. NEW, York. March 27. =: II yer, Myers, for-
merly distsiier of r Petersburg; was arrested
here to-day on an Indictment found sgsinss
him last January, charging him With remeE-i
ing whiskey from bis distiliery wiihoAs pay.
ing duty. He was remanded TO await aHar.
rant Of removal. t. ;. z
q AEABAMAaREPUBLfcA ENDORSING
Is AMryf Sly. "a, !. ssz, .ati j
SELMA, March 27.---The Dallas County Re-
publican Convention has unanimously en-
dorsed Jere. Haralson. the colored congress-
man from that district who voted for the
amnesty bill, for denomination. ss 'ss !,
MLL-oPERATIvEs IDLE.
LAwRESeE, II ass, March 81. -Frem- 8 GOO
to {, 1000 mil.operativesare idle here on; ac-
count of the food. go ~ 'ls Il,
HONORABLY DISCHARGED. ~ Is.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., March q Harry Hol .
loway, charged with malfeasance, in the post.
Office. was to-day honorably discharged With.
out hearing the evidence for the Defence
FAMOUS HORSE DEAD.
MDDLErowN, March 27.-The famous stal-.
lion Hambletonian Is dead. g ri 80 :
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
England.
USTItIABLE HOMICIDE.

~ 49,. Z, (
USTIrIABLE HOMICIDE II 8 ri
LIVERPOOL. March, 27.-Thomas Power,
first officer OF the American ship Marcia, tried
for shooting two men ut sea. has hesn &C
quilted on the ground that the shooting was
justi6able, rs. ., ,., II, 81 r'I 5;5
THE WRECK OF TIE SHIP sTRATHMORF.
LONDON, March 27.-The details. ofithe
wreck of the emigrant ship StrathRore show
that she struck the.,r rocks among the Crosot
islands, In the South Pacific, and was wrecked
Immediately. Forty.fou wereo drowned.
The balance lost everything, and subsis,ed
six months on eggs and birds. When found
five had died: .5H4yH fsgs3 90 /
q The value of the cargo was slS0, 900, an d
that OF the ship SITS 900. Insured IN EGG
land. t2t& y ~ s. go $3.50, s'77 s''s
.. Brazil.r ,,S1s.f;,st $50.
u TX At RIOsi3t -
Rio JANE1ao, March 27.-Fiye hundred
and thirty-six deaths from yehew.fever have
occurred here within the past fortnight.
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CONFEDERATION AT OsAKA-HRAyY DECLINE
IN SrLyER-PosTAGE' TO TIE UNITED STATES
The TREATY WITH CoREA.-Yo yokohama,
March 10.-A fire 10 Osaka consumed up.
wards of 600 houses. including all the thea.
tres in the city, seven in number. The wills
lage Of Kozuchi, 10 the province of Riku-
chu, consisting Of upwards of 300 houses,
has bsen totally destroyed by fire.
The remarkable decline in value of silver
Mexican dollars OF two per cent. below ia
panese paper. money, and ten per cent. be-
low gold, causes great uneasiness in foreign
commercial circles. .,.,. s.; ),
After April! LIST postage betK cen Japan and
the United States will be five cents for letters
and two cents for newspapers. A Japan
ese postal agency has been established at
Shanghai, from which the same rates will be
charged. -. i...ss - Z.
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Another Corruptionist.

q, Information from Wyoming is to the effect
T ;s1s ex-senator Thayer, Of Nebraska, now
nv'tlhoF OF that Territory, is mixed up cor
~, ,1p''y WIN post>!radersbips and other mat.
d. ,s: l9is Is no surprise here, where Thayer,
lug ni' whole term in the Senate, was
tsS az an adyenturer always in the mar
er,,. anu asa Radical partisan of the most
@"eue ypt.-BQltlmore Sun.
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,4HMoopY. AMP SANKEY'S SUNDAY SERVICES
Ns,o York, March 26.--Both halls ofthe Hip.
podrome were filed to OVERLOOKING this eve.
ming, among the audience being the Hon.
SCHUYLER Colfax, May or w ickham, aud Thur.
low Weed. Mr.: Moody repeated his dis
course upon g Trust, p and Mr.. sankey sung
6 Hold the Fort" and The Niuety-apd-
Nine.'' The inquiry.rooms were largely at
tended after the regular meetings. 4.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLOUR EXCHANGE.
R1cHxoHD, March ~, 1878.

~ - ;, q n ~ u
OFFERINGS. .Je.. 4.;I Of 4
WHRAr.-.Wbtts. 23 O bushels. Red, 4b2 bushels.
CoRN.-W 376 bushels. MiEeds s36 RSs,leis.
OATs.-S44 bHsheis.
!. - t.-.is- So SALES, ssys.f.E q {sf;$
: wHEAr.-Whie, SO bnshals very good az $1s46
AZ al. l2H-tstal, 2l0s bushes. Red, 1872 ,bushel
prime at $I.50; "a bushels very goof az t,aS
loo bushels very good on private tenns-tetai, 500
CoRy-Whtte, $50 bushels very ,sood at sbe.
CORN MKAL.-388 busnels yesy good al 64c.
OATs.-100 bushels prime 90 private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED. i
OATs.-624 bushels. i.ssisA I'll ~ 80
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The present sugar crop Of Cuba Is estlma-
ted at LOCO, 900 boxes, and is valued at $780,
600, 600 less than last year.
Spain will shortly, send achievements to
the philippine Islsnds.
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Italy.
Italy. n.. b.
OPENING OF THE AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-' IN ROME. .ei-

OPENING OF TIE AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH
-. IN ROME.
ROME, March 25.-At the conservation Of
the American Episcopal Church Of st. Paul
in tlis city to-day Bishop Littlejohn, of the
Diocese Of Long Island, delivered long ad-
dress. Twenty-Five English, Scotch, and
Irish clergymen took part in the ceremony.
The Bishops of Peterborough, Gibraltar,
and others, as we'll as Lord Piunkett and
Rev. Messrs.N Brooke and Nevin, the British
ambassador aud the American minister, were
present. The ceremony lasted four hours,
and terminated with the ordination Of a
clerk in holy orders.
LONDON, March 27.-The TImes's Rome
correspondent, describing the opening of
the American Church, says the Bishop of
Nebraska and Rev. Mr. Potter, secretary Of
the United States House of Bishops, assisted
in the ceremonies, and the latter read the
conservation. .t..a
POLICY OF THE MINISTRY.
E, RoHE, March 26.--The Di1tto, the organ
OF the Left, says the programme of the new
Ministry is calculated 10 rfSssure Europe.
The views Of the Cabinet on many points
resemble those of the French Ministry.
Germany will find the Italian home policy
aiding her in vigorously pursuing the course
which she has adopted. The Italian Cabinet
will assume an enegetic attitude on the eccle-
siastical question. 1t will not change on the
foreign policy of Italy, but will pursue q
more liberal home policy.
..'-f.: TIE KINGS SPEECH.
LONDON, March PA dispatch to the
Standard from Rome states that the King on
receiving the oath OF the new Ministry said
81 have entire faith in you, and hope you
will have equal faith in me-"
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. .-r3if. 70 .t1'91t
NEW YORK, March 27--Noon.-Stecks duh and
unsettled Money, g. Sold, 113K Exchange
Long 4s7: short, 400. Governmen,s Eoal and
steady. States quiet and iteady except 1enneasee1
Evening money extremely easy at 2. JGold,
lI3H9li4.- Sterling, 462: 6overnNents active
and lover. States quiet and nominal q G&;$s
"a ,stsasG BALTIMORE. ~ 4
BALrTHoRE, March Virginia eoDsoJs. esg,
North OaroIinR SIS, old, 10; new, epecfa! tax, ~
Bid TO-DAY, - -, - 5r.rs, sr1ag.. + l. az
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RKy1yAI.s IN Z WlsRinaToN Washington,
March 26.-A revisatm citing was held this
afternoon in the Metropolitan church, at
which over {, 900 persons were present Tbs
evening the ongregatiopa church vas
,dtsnasly crowded. Hundreds Gro Wded the
passages, yestibnles and approashes TO tes
I bniidIug. and husdreds leltf disappointed.
Over i, 900 have cow signed the covenant
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Markets by Tslesrapn.
NEW YOEK.

! :. a.. .5s
So M bales aes as isShs ss au IL n
demand; .suDeraae western aud State, ~ t@
~ 90 southern dull common @ fsir s5trsa up
Wheat firm for low grades: spftnE in Inodeysse de-
nand; other kinds yqniet, and unchanged. p,G Corn
very scarce; prices again materially auyanced az
G67xc. for. graded mixed; 8se.s Tor new yellow
os ses nI5ss ss
quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet and frms 7H0
nc: for fair 20 good refning aolssses quiet sd,
steady. Turpenane easier at 40Hl41c Pork
quiet and rather easier; new, 823 20 LARD FINER
prime steam, &l4.2s. Wbiskcy quiet FreiEhfE
tf':.4a i 3. Z. BALTIMORE.
$50: exssa. s4s5cess5 s. pfapiiy 500
$685. 1885, city u, 1i Srsu ssRei1assss
s55siSS WIS
ern corn Whine active and Arm sc 66&966kc; yel.;
low, bS06OXc. Oats quiet apd heavy. Rye dull and
ssaay poss
5 ssf e snd e. WIS asss ar 4
&l.12. Sugar steady. -s,i,geff i, 3gE
80, LOUISVILLE. G
IoursyILLE. March g27.--Blour dull sand uu-s
charged. " hest dull az II. l0@ $f.30, Corn 9ule
and firm al 46@46c.- royislons: steady AHd hrl9.
Pork. $H3s6O. butk- IntatB--SHoyto0 CieAx
rib-sides; $l2.15: clear sides. 9l2. 40 BaoouI-
Shoulders, sgxc. Z; clear rib,stdes, 4l3.l e!s1r
sides, SlS.40. Hanls--SuRar,cnred,ySl4 61F aHc.
Lard-ilerce, 14sc.; keg,f 1Sac. w hlsksy, SLOT
AAAss- n!55t CINCINNATI. 4gg4f1ss iitr
- c,Scn,sxarf AaIch 27.--Fiour quiet and THR.
changed. Wheat casisrs but mott auotaoiy lower.
Corn Inactive at 5O@5Ic. Oats steady, With MOD.
crate demand. Barley quiet and steady Bye ezll
III 7ll73c. Pork sn0minaily unchanged. Lara,
auiet and steady. Buk.Meats inactive shouldefSs
8X0DSKc.: clear rib-stdeE, 411.90f94lA cash
clear sides. $12.25. Bacon quiet and drn tsHh0gt-
dsrs,1 9An94cs; clear rib-si ces 1856 cleSr Hoees
l3xc Whlskey nonlnaliy unchanged a. els with
no sales held az $EO2.t..t 4 z IS
- fsT.LoT1IS. $,
d sr.i LOUIS, March 27.-Elouf steady tand tta.s
changed, Wheat frmer and held higher; No.
red winter 81 bid Ne, s. red winter. 30 bid
Corn steady, with fair demand; Ro. y mlaea, A18.
4bnc.: mostly at Outside figures. Cats hsghee; NQs
2, 35@35Xc.a according "a Location: Rsslsy tsns
and unchanged. RYe-Adyanee asked slut ngff
established. NJ hiskey dull and nomfnaily klsaos
PORK steady and uncfanged Bglk-Ieas9
inn aud lower 70 eEli; shonlders. Sxl0Hszc.s
Gear rib and clear ai1es. 12ll2Hc. anG, 1&
EMTIKc; no buyers DC outside 1guEes spd no ~.
ers al inside prices. Bacon quiet and unsifanxo9
Yard inactive; 14c. asked. H0gs scsrce and Msnk:
ed :gpackfng, $7.9OG9&S. as. Cattie aettye ana
arm GOOD 70 cho,ce sBippipg steers
Y,rYYy .nr, ptJIA LIVESTOCK MAHKETrs
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AaHsavY BURGLARY s. !: London, March ~.
The premises OF John R. y. islssms 90 SOD,
goIiisnishs, los. HRlton Garden yysrs sEtareo
81 Burglars yestefdaY, and robbed Of isWelFy
10 the value of q $40 100.
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MAHkkTsF
PHILADELPHIA. March 27-The cattle MARIE
was dull this week. but prices were wlinons mates
Tsc. Tor extra Pennsylvania and western STEERS
ESl6c for fair 10 gG0ds Peppyytyanis Spa Neslnsas
stesrs, and 4Ga5e. y D. 1or comman. !. slesp W.
condition. Hogs rather lower; sales, 2, AGO hesa
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SYKES q JACK
Invite public attention. to thar new stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES, &C.. &C.,
.t b1s Marshall street, between Fifth and sixth
Edssls, Richmond, va. nm as.sttss u
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THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT-ABOLITION OF
NEGRO TROOPS-THE IMPEACHMENT OF,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
An Equivocal Acceptance.

New YORK, MAY Sl.-Peter Coo
per Was to-day officially informed Of
his nomination for President by the
Indianapolis convention, and in re-
ply, after acknowledging the honor
conferred, saws: "There is bare
possibility, if wise counsels prevail.
that the sorely-needed relief from
the blighting effects Of the past un-
wise legislation relative Ia finance.
which the people 80 earnestly seek,
may We, be had through either the
Republican or Democratic party,
bo'h of them meeting in national
convention at an early day. Its un-
necessary for me to assure you that
while l have no aspiration TO the po-
siiion of Chief Magistrate of this
great republic. will most cheerfully
do what ! can to forward the inter
ests of the country. l therefore &C.
ceps the nomination conditionaliy,
exercising the earnest hope that the
Independent party may yet attain iii
exalted aims. while permitting me to
step aside and remain in that quiet
which is most congenial to my ma
ture and my time Of life"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
Sutr0 at Work.

WASHINGTON, June about six
months ago A.Iolph Su,ro fled a
protest In the General Land Office
sgsinst all applications for patents
for mining claims in townships No
l6 aud Il north. range 81 east, in
the state OF Nevada. upon the
ground that the condition specified
by the third section Of the Su.ro
Tunnel act should be inserted in
all patents for claims in those town
ships. This claim was the subject
Of long argument before the Com
missioner, who has now decided
that the condition referred to should
be inserted only iu claims upon the
Comstock lode extending from the
Utah claim northerly to the Balti
IN IRE American southerly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-06-02
SrrRo has been at Washington

SrrRo has been At Washington
during . greater part Of the past
winter. studying the ways Of legis-
lation and looking out for the inter
es,s Of de dunnel." He has just
been heard from. He tried six
months ago to induce the Commits
sion on Mines aud Mining TO COM
pei al! parties taking out patents
for mining ground east OF the Com.
stock to receive them subject to the
rights that have been granted to
the Tunnel Company on the Com
stock, In other words. he wanted
those rights. originally intended to
apply to mines situated OF the Com
stock proper only, to extend over
oil the vast area between the pro-
posed terminus and the mouth Of
ode dunnel." He lost the point,
and let Us rejoice. The Commits
sion defined his limits as between
the Utah on the north and the Bal
imore on the south.