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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

CUSTOM (,aud-made) WORK to order. and guar
anleed to fit. Repairing neatly done by
BosCHEN & BROTHER,
500 aud Sill Broad street
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
-We elk euding-
Feb. 81. Feb. "a, Feb. ~, Feb. 10
1874. 1878. 1875. 1875.

Is7s; m Is71' ~ ~ VT
Total deaths..l5 90 10 ls II l3 9 ~
Still born..... 2 4 y
Mean temperature for the week ending
February ~, 40 IS; mem tenn oerature TOR
the week ending February 1913 81.
Amount OF rainfall for the wet x ending
February u, 0.23 inches; amount OF ram,
fall for the week ending February ~, wv
inches.
Population of the city estimated by 3, 'hool'
census, 72,5OO--white, A,400; coiored, Sl,'
400.
Rate Of mortality OF whole population " "
IL 81 per ], 900 per annum rate OF mortality
OF white population WAS 1904 per LOCO per
annum; rate OF mortality Of colorsd poppls.
zion was 20.e6 pei ] 900 per snnum.
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GsEyTLEnKN's FINE HANDMADE BOOTS, SHOES
and CATERS, Just opened at j. A. GRIGG's' fenth
and Main streets.
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GO TO PIzzINl'S for all that Is nice, rich, AM
rare in his line.
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80 49, n
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPRAKE)
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA May 10, 1875. J
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
de 29-2rn
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Peint DAILY
at A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 10 A. NJ
leave Richmond at 8 P. NJ, arriving at West Poin
at P. NJ.
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDNES
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY 5, and witt
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern POINTS Or
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 baltimore. .....................& W
Fare TO Washington ..........'. ~
Fare to Pb1ladelphia.. .................'.." oL
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Rich
mond at 8 A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY. FR1DAY
and SUNDAY, connecting at West Point with
next morning; returning, Leave West Point al
2:l5 P. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 6 7. NJ,
and csnnecting with the Through Freight Trains
on the Richmond and Danville railroad for all
southern points. ...-
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. NJ. s1
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
and leave West Point for Richmond the same days
al 1855 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 1856 2. ID.
The management takes pleasure In announcing
TO the travelling public and shippers that tb.
steamers Of this line between Baltimore AND Wesi
Point have been refltted In the most thorough
manner for the accommodation of passer gers al O
freight.
Travellers taking this line arrive In Batimor,
In ample time TO connect with the rail lines fOI
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points.
Freights will be given the utmost dispatch. Nc
transfers at Richmond Of frelghts TO or from south
H. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
W. ". BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. nv II
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO
i STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NUMBERED
RESPECTFULLY $50 AND 1872, ON THE WEST
SJDE OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN JACK
son AND DUAL STREETS, BY AUCTION
hearing date respectively the 20th day Of August,
1870, and the LIST day OF July, 1875, from s. Hech-
niger and wife, duly recorded In The clerks office Of
the Chancery Court Of The city Of Richmond, 10
certain trustees named in said Deeds to secure the
paymenr Of the onigatlo:s Of debt therein men
TONED, default having been made In the payment OF
the same, being required so 10 DO, we SHALL as frus-
tees in the deeds aforesaid, sell by auction on the
premises, on MONDAY the 21st insa ant, at g
o'clock p. NJ. the Rr al ESTATE described IN sale
Deeds consisting Of TWO TWO-STOAY FRAME
DWELLINGS, with four rooms and Kitchen eacn,
numbered respectively $50 and 1872 spd LGIs 70
BY 1872 feet each, on the west side OF Thfrd street
between Jackson and Duval streets.
TERMS: one third cash; balance, In six, twefve.
and egb months, negotiable notes given Tor the
deferred payments, with interest added ana secured
by n deed OF trust, VIM. II. PLEASANTo,
z. HOLZTNGEI',
MOSES QUARLES,
AR. COURTNEY, ''se''
GEORGE d. WISE,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON Co, Auctioneers.
PUsTPnNEMENT.
The weather being Indictment. the sale Of the
above. men toned property is postponed until
WEDh rSDAY the $50 Instant. at O'Clock F. III.
WIN H. PLEASAhTS,
E. HOLZINGER.
MOSES QUAKLEs,
AR. COURTNEY,
GEORGE u. WISs,
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ZEN YEARS AGO
nEssns. GEORGE P. RoWELL & co.
established their
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ago they absorbed the business con-
Quoted BIZ Mr.. JOHN HOOPER, who was the arss to
20 into this kind of enterprise. Now they have the
satisfaction of controlling the most extensive and
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pos
sbe In any other country but this. They have sue
ceeded in working down complex business into So
thoroughly a systematic method that no change in
the newspaper system OF America eau escape
notice, while the widest Information upon all topics
to interesting advertisers is placed readily at the
disposal of the public.-Nes0 York Times June IA,
1875. de 29-2m
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PIzzIs1 has the best assortment of fruits 10 he
found ID the city.
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ BRICk REsIDENCE No. $500. ON Tue
TTW WEHT SID pI OF GKACE STREET between
sTp EEL da-fiGHTH AND TWENTY-NINTH
LORD and dls.In Richmond thancery 1;o. W.
iecres entered 18th February: 1875 In exeeu.
missioners thereby appointed. win sell nv anc,n
upon the premises. ON FRIDAY the 25,h dow ~
F e YnmrpnaTy; At ~ o'cl, ok P. 81. the BRI2HR
ana kitchea, and Is q very comfortable residancs
ne lot fronts thirtv. three feet on Grace street
TERMS: One-fCurth cash: balance az sig. twe,r.
terest added. and title retained by court un;u W.
notes are paid. THOMAS j. EVANS. ' 'nS
ALFRhD R.COUHTNEY
Special COMMISSIONS
GRCDBS d WILLIAMS. Auctionear. "a 10
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HUsTISGs CoURT.-This court was not in
ses sion yesterday. To-day the keno cases
will be heard.
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BOYS AND MISSES sCHOoL-SHoBS, 'drst-c'ass
goods. at ]. A. GRIGG7s. Tenth and Main streets.
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j, THOMPSON BROWN, az p. NJ, new framed
house on Goddin street near Calhoun.
". GODDlN ~ NJ, cor miSsioner's sale Of lot on
Rockets and Peach streets: lot on Pearl street
b+tyycen Main aud cary lot on the north side
of Byrd between Ninth al Tenth streets; lot
ut the northwest corner Of Canal AMI E1ghln
streets and two acres Of land IN Sidney.
RICHARDSON Il CO.. 4 2. ~. two two.story
side of Third street between jackson and
Uuval streets,
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10h A. NJ, tapestry car
pets, French-plate pier mirrors, dining room
furniture, mating, &c.
CARTER & SiBLEY, l0h A. NJ groceries, BAH
and shuck mattresses, &c.
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AUCTIONS SALES.--FUTURE IIny..
By Paine, CabeIt g Co., Auctioueers.
FIRST SPRING SALE.

~-.a~..-Ss,- -sy
By Paine, cabeli 4 Co., Auctionesrs.
FIRST SPRING SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH LIST,
comm encing at 10h o'clock,
we win sell at our warehouse large and attractive
stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
suited to the season, consisting Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GuoDs,
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALS;
MEMS and BOYS hats In variety,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.
ALSO;
two large invoices Of STOCK GOODS, among
which are many desirable goods, comprising
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING,
FANCY GROCERIES,,
STORE-FIxTURES. &c.
The whole to be sold without limit or reserve.
PAINE, CABFLL & CO.,
fe23-W,F.S.M.Tu,&W6t Auc,ioneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
- PERSONAL PROPERTY NEAR THE CITY
OF R1CHMOSD.-By virtue OF decree entered
by the Circuit Court Of Henrico county on the 1llh
day Of February, 1876, in the suit pending therein
unoer the nsme and style OF James Conner's Sons
Us. The New York and Richmond Granite Com.
pauy, we shall on SATURDAY The Ath day Of
March, 1876, GA the premises, al II H., offer for
sale that very valuable GRANITE QUARRY now
owned and operated by the New Yayk and Rich
moBd Granite Company; also all the machinery
and other personal property upon tn. premises.
The quarry Is one OF the best In Virgins, and Is
thoroughly and completely equtSped for the pur-
pose OF supplyin stone.
TERMS One Z urth cash; the balance on a credit
Of six, Twelve and eighteen months; title retained
until all the purchsse-money Is paid.
JOHN T. JONES,
sheriff OF Hearico county.
WILLIAM l.. kOYALL,
fe 20 Special Comm issioner.
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AUCEION SALES THIS DAY.

Hps- On all sales of Real Estate made 6etioeen
the LIST Of January and last Of June the toIeSJor
the present year hare to be paid by the purchaser
On all sales made betWeen the 1St Of July and last
of theyea the tares haze to be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen wears ago
by all The real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond anu yicinity.l
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TOR RENT. RESIDENCE CORNER GA
Il Ninth and Marshall streets. All modern S:Y
i'm rovements. Apply at No Skaters buiiding'
Tenih and Main streets fe 9-eod1Ot
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TOR RENE A GOOD LOCATlON6
for ANY, SOFT of business. STORE and M.a
UPPER FLOOR for rent. Possession at once:
n!po ~, - r.e,S f. 22-3'*
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WANTED, BY Two LADIES. AN
w UNFURNISHED ROOM. One preferred
where rent could be paid In necdie-work. heie-
euse' NJ &. 3. r,
70 as e,s Dispatch Office.
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WANTS.

xkT ANTED, ROOM and BOARD, by a
w single Young man, in q private family where |
there arc the comforts OF home. AZORES 20 rs
Dispatch Office .e za-.I--
NTANTED, q TEACHER.-seven girls
w to trsch-Epgish, French, Latin. anT music;
Salary $40 ees monn 1 aSdsrss W. Mrs r.
s9 ss ss. HS:.'. ofi'e' henI''o county, w.
WANTED. BY TWO LADIES, AN
w UNFURNISHED ROOM. One preferred
where tent could be paid in nerdie-work. Refer
enccs snexceptionabie. Address =, a. p
:. as.a,. ps ai IL p o ai;
WANTED, $1,000 GOOD CONNER
" 'iAA a ~ SQUIRE & GoDDIN,
Real Estate Asen1s and tustiopeers,
ee23 II. VIZ sann s-r--.:
. RE-PECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
n DESIRES SITUATION 10 take care OF enrI-
ence. No objection TO the country. Best Best reer-
ences. ADDRESS " a. s. ~ care Dispatch ONCE
DICHMoND SHTRT FACTORY, so5
~ BROAD sTREET.-Wsnted' o. srs.-r''
sHIRT-MAKEK 10 work 10 store. It z2-1--
WANTED, CITY OF RICHMOND
w BONDS, for which The h u nfhseiit. ms sihe'
PRICES WI. be paid Cashier bank Of commerce
WANTED. LOAN $4,000 In SUMS
| " j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
te21.3t 1ll3 Main street. opposite Dispatch.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE A FRAME
| w Unwilling for 1900.
| ARRICK kW ELLlEG for about SZoou anu one
| FIR Ak 600 Must be west or Ninth street; faities
| hnyi' snch may ind purchaser by apply ing 70
ie 81 at j. THOMPSON BROWN.
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
|
/IAME TONY FARM. Oh the Richmond
| u and Henrico turnpike, Monday, 4th instant,
| WHITE CHESTER BOAR HOG. The oWpet WIN
| nlease come forward prove properly, pay cnarxes'
and take him away, or he will be dealt VIII accoio
ing TO law. rouSp TyREE
| fe 22-2r" JOHN n. ! l = 49,
FOR RENT.
TOR RENT, THE DESIRABLEGA
| n STORE with dwelling above. In good d.
nrder' No. 1898 east Main street. formerly occu-
| MED by Joseph Strause. Esq as dry-gooas stoIe.
This H. one Of the best business houses ~ maj nor
| ton of the city. Apply TO JOsEHH sIhACo1'
40. 141o iain ''i'e' e. A. j. CLOPTON,
| re2s-lw office No Eleventh street
TOR RENT. most desirable and a.
| 4 convenient three story BRICK TESE- M:l
MENT on the east side of Tenth street near Lelgh
Vsnlences. Kent low A RRPozse T. B. LYME,
| fee3-3t Real Estate Agent. &c.
|
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Ry Grubbs & Williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bark.
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AUCTl1s aaLEa.rn,,-. 49,

II NITED STATES MARsHAL,s ssrY
r ~ " HORsEa.-By virtue of an ord.r AZ ~
nlteo statss District Court for the Easiesn s
,Ilcs OF yiraiuiss in tue matter OF j. EDtis r,aS
oans rupt shall, on FRIDAY, February gS iage'
- 9ciock 4. M on FouneenIh street Set 1se,,
th t Ano hoss, sell at public suction for casb
HohsEs two Ne. WORK HORSES. oNa
,eo,,. g. p. RAMSDELL,
!e N3-to @.,- United Stats Marxhaf
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X6TANTED, ROOM and BOARD, oy
there ara the comforts or home. Adde'S y; H''
Ofe1nnfrh office. -rats-S-sssa. We So-6t'-
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WTANTED, TEACHER. Seven girls
w to tc.ch-Euglish, French, Latin. anu Music
Salary, $40 per month, Address Mrs. T., Erin
shades post office, Henrico county, va
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WANTED, $1,000 GOOD CONNER
~ 'NN SQUIRE & GoDDN,
pca, Fstata Axe11s and kuctioDeers,
eooo rs 9l7 Rank street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA
" BILE REAL ESTATE
Harvey
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TOR RENT, TWO ROOMS (Nos. 2a=:.
Il and 81 On second floor In Grants building. I'll
Apply to LIBRARIAN at Young Mems Christian
Association fe 1S.eod4t
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RE-PECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
N DESIRES A SITUATION TO take care OF Gull
ence. No objection TO The country. best refer
ences Address A. S., care Otspdtch oihce'
70
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,OwT, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

nor RENT. most desirable and e.
convenient three.story BRICK TENE- M:l
MrNT on the east side Of Tenth street near Leigh
eight rooms; kitchen, gas, water, ana other con-
yeniences Kent low. Apply to
ROhrRT B. LYME,
fe.eo3t Real Estate Agent. &C.
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J, :. ,@sn ot Francis +. mar.

ar aGfssss ERs
,,,a;, SiaS al,ss ~. rnoon, at his residence,
Silver; i, sprinas Mo,,ts county Of the
advanced noe Of eigRsy.se zen years. The Che
venerable gentleman retained 10 pl syIasal
vigor, his mental faculties, and his By, nv
illness OF disposiHo TO remarkable degre~.'
and always took the. deepest interest ii the
events OF the timcS He was perhaps the
best posted man in the country concerning
all the exciting epochs through which the
country has passed and the political In
trigues in which the leading men OF the dii-
fcrent periods have taken part. In tue cx-
citing issues which divided men and parties
in the days OF jackson, Mr.. Blair, rs an edi-
tor, an adviser, and a politician, was most
prominent and eXerted q powerful influence.
In the period preceding and during the
civil war Mr.. Blair was among the foremost
in moulding opinionsand directing events.
Although warm supporter Of the admin
istration and Of the war, he, after that un-
happy conflict was ended, has invariably
given his influence to the restoration Of
harmony and tho obliteration OF the issues
OF the past His "reminiscences were more
copious and more interesting than those 81
any OF his contemporaries. He has outliyed
most IL not every one OF those with whom
ne tOok IN active paTt III puUIc aualES.
When his son, +. p. Blair, Jr.. was e mere
boy, Mr.. Blair said his hope was to 1--we to
see that boy man. The boy died at the
age Of fiity-three years, after a most event.
full career. and his father has survived him
many months.
Mr.. Blair was born in Washington county,
Va, April II, 1891, and graduated Mt Tran
sylvania University, Ky. He studied law,
but from ill-health and weakness OF voice
never engaged in the practice.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE iALaLkNAC OcToBKR 90, 1870.
Sum Sum ssss S:i3 a aSdn :Ss
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocToDER} Ia, 1919. 81
rs H. 800 Is. ARRIVED, ~ -,
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, inerclnusS
disc and passengers, g. w. Allen q CO., agei,ts
Stearner Alliance, Carr Philadelphia, mefchAndEse
aad passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
- -. EEsgJf SAILED. 80 d
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore. inerchsnsise
Steamer John sylvester, Oh ford, Norfolk, riess
ciiapdlse and passenger3. L. u. Tatum, agent. III
!. Schooner James M. Vance, Lee, New York, coal,
Curtis & Parker. 81 B
70 CLEARED F0R TINS .PoHr.
From Baltimore on Wednesday, bri; 4isric tBr.,,
Saunders. II !, : 4 XII
H. - E,,s,,gss.4. MEMORANDA. ~
At New York on Tuesday, schooner Laura Robin
SON., Kelley. Richmond, Va, for Albany alBo,
Gordon: B. @. Terry, Cranmer; and; u. ". Barnes,
steamer Florida, OF the Norfolk lne, which burst
herJ cylinder on Sunday ili Hampton Roads and
which was being towed up 70 Baltimore by steamers
seaboard aud Shirley, parted her hawser OF Wolff.
Norfolk for sddti0Dal jhawserss Steamer AdclHide
left Baltimore on Monday afternoon on % reconrot-
tcring voyage, and VIII assist the disabled steamer
up the bay when she fi1tds her II rs
itsi{s gas,ifsNoTrcE &c! SfkRIsERs.a
NEW HAVEN, October 1S-The iAght-houze on
Southwest Ledge is, approaching complcti Ion the
and nearly all OF the tower are fn1sh-
ed. and the iron frame to contain the Hight being
put The heavy winds prcTailen Ct! this seasSn
expected that the light VIII be shown BEFORE Winter
sets IN. - ssf*''st 50 "a III I'll Jtti
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Iter ;ops1ed ses ID si4
~ sse ssazs ~. ~
I'D n! ]!.sss "a "a -
ltAnilSsgs II ss,ssas
qaisxst7E9Bi9 M rcsd a. Il
for sass1sa q q ~ 81 ~ ~ 19
aaIew and rusfs man 49,
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9AIs ssnG0RE
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supss1ns. S4:25@8 erstz 1663G. Eo4 - ~
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closed aIm With adYan4 tesdeDay IN es3nS1
red l.3S@eL 40; HsrtlsuC ycd. gofd s9s ES3o5ss
&1s40i Anisat q. 48a9l s10s Wits &1sS0
l40.s Southern con QUIET arsefs aDI6 hssissF
wesssrn sctiYs ard excited q
s.n'ss ma gshlle ys!!Sy gsts
Provisions frmer and ancbangnS ES0se ASmex.
scarce, and unchan9eL Wniskeys Cratsf - m .76K
Sugar steaey
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BY Telegraph.
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NEW YORK, October 19.-Gold opened at 110H!
Noon.-Stociss active; market feverish. Money, IL.
Gold, 1107s Exchange-Loug, 4S4; short, 1876.
States quiet, but strong for Tennessce's aud .Vir-
ginias the rest !stcady Governments active, end
strong. II aEia ft.I9!yrjf$s I s.!.E ,ff...5 :.
Erening-Money easy at 16s9. Sterling heavy
ut 4S31. Cod qniet. and steady at .1l075@111
Governments dull and steady. States quiet and
nominal. l:sgr f.l.eSs fiI t,sgs. H.. l.i>S,-5,
The excitement In Wall street, occasioned by the
OF In Europe, subsidized with the close of
yesterdays business. To-day IL was comparatively
quiet. Atfhe Stock Exchange carly this morning
prices were slightly lower than last evening but all
stocks soon became strong and advanced higher than
yesterday. 49, - 80 s...,L.t:
No failures are reported. Prices showed little al
iteration ut the Cotton Exchange but the market was
very dull. AT the Produce Exchange this morning
there was large number Of Interested but not ex-
cited buyers. The market fererish and excited.
Grain advanced slightly, but the fluctuations were
the principal subjects OF notice. Heavy transactions
were expected
--. BALTIMORE.
I. BALTrMonE. October 19.-Vrginia 6's, deferred,
81; couso!s, 6Ss; second series, 34&. North Caro-
lima. Gs, old, 16 new, g. .-t,. .,,.s--
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GRAND LoDGE OF MAsoNS-CoLoRED
BRETHREN NOT Columbus, o.,
October 18.-In the Masonic Grand Lodge
to-day . very earnest discussion was had
relative to the recognition Of the colored
Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio. The qnes-:
ton OF their recognition was presented last
year and laid over until this session. To-
day the Committee on Jurisprudence re-
ported the matter back with resolutions re-
commencing the recognition Of the colored
Grand Lodge. A point Of order was then
made that under the constitution OF the
Grand Lodge the resolutions were not in
order except rs an amendment to the con-
stitution itself. The Grand Master over
ruled the point OF order, and held that the
resolutions were in order. An appeal was
| then taken from this decision, and was sus-
taned by the Grand Lodge, there being
about seventy-tive majority in favor OF the
appeal.
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yFy " YORK ToIB,a,Cc;Co MARKET.

OCTOBER 17s-Kentucky has latterly been in more
Seed has been In good demand with sales during the
last three days Of 100 cases sndries at 10000. 81
New England, 1874, at SIC: 668 cases Pennsyl-
vania, 1874, on private teElns; 500 cases Ohio.
is74-'75, on private terms; SO cases New York,
lS74-75, at &C.; 40 cases New England, 1875,
aud 500 cases New York, 1875, on private terms; :
Havana mt SSc. 9$I.15. iByauction, 10000 cigars,
seed and Havana, and Seed sold ut 570@SlO9.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-20
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

fSlSf1NAONlJ 1O6ASSO t<AA116TSIc.
8efGJ. ~. ,..t,l RlcHaoND 0ctsbsS, 70, 1875. 3
Since tie fastweekly reviewiof the Richmond TO-
bacco market there has been no change worthy OF
special to report Prices for all grades continue
firm, with upward tendency, particularly for good
filters and desirable bright wrappers.
The breaks last week comprised 500 hOgsheads,
72 tIerces, and 29 boxes
The breaks to-day comprised 1872 hossheads and
8 tferces, aud boxes. The offerings at auction on
,Change VT re go packages. of which SO were taken
In, and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
81 to S41. 20. -:t}s'.r ~: f,..sl. ~ -.
The quotations on 'Gharge are as follows:
DARK.-Primtasgs-s1. @$3.50. ALugs-yery
common. $4aS5; medium 10 good, 36 50@y87: ex-
ira, 7.50@S9.. LeGf-Common, $7@S8 medium,
1850; extra line, suited for the Nedii erranean
market, $l7@$ls; tine extra black wrappers
BR 1GIT.-L4gs- Common, ssGs10: medium to
good, S11DsI2.50; fine smoking, $l5i9$20; eX-
ira smoking, $2O@$30. LeoC-Common TO Inedi-
uln, 49@$12: good to fine, S12@$15; extra NIL
sc so; S msSsa to good ssdsss5 hne ss5@sS6;
extra, S60@$90.
MAHoGAvY.-W rappers-C Common, 81 1904
s25; medium to good, s25@S30; tine, S35@S40 I;
SdSnSSE. T + -a.I.