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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-20
WTTHEVHJ.F

: ''.S i MAN ATTEMPTS StICIDE-HE PRE-
'5NfH HIMSELF, WITH HIS HEAD PIERCED
WIN RAIL. BEFORE HIS INAMoRATA--THE
'tNHE&TiAHY TO BE REINFORCED FROM
"n!iih-s NUW-pERSOHAL
'''.'e'y2nicncc Of The Richmond Disnatch.i
MI7HEyiLLE, VA, April Is, 1876.
''.AS laic, who attempted suicide in our
s>',' county of Pulaski last week, did so
"."'' circumstances not entirely devoid Of
vi, !',l to Your readers, but OF most llnplea-
1*' connection, | should presume, to a
Lung lady Of that county. He had persist
va, rI,2 made love 10 4 Young lady OF Newbern
"1' 'iid not favor his suit.
|, -! III" day OF lis attempted suicide he
.''a Inc Young lady in question that he in
ri. 70 Kill himself. He accordingly,
I I,".' >:!tIn" III the law Office Of Messrs.
, r'.'1 Larcn, drew from his pocket a
n tti, placed il 10 his forehead, and fired.
1' |'ch walked rs the residence OF Miss
Lad "G! pointing 70 the hole made by the
n ~ ms forehead, told her "Good-bye. !"
,,.'' 'iiS her residence, he started down the
49,. Il" ana coolly babe farewell to a num-
v'.N MS friends whom he met. The
tr r;'. Died but little, and some OF his
h.d ava, u, did not credit the statement that he
lnG' ,''ot himself. 1t was IN hour probably
I, 'V'" me wound was dressed. 1t may not
,o !" county Court OF Wythe was in ses-
III" uurIng the entire past week. Eight
, '"fs have been convicted and sentenced
- me pentcntiary.
!. JuT town is now brilliantly lighted up
S.,"t'i!, the Board OF Trustees recently
fn ,ins ordered an appropriation for the
s s"a muse OF fifty large lamps. 1t is also
|-'''ughiy supplied with water by means
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OBsEoUlEs OF TIE Hon. L. II. CHANDLER.
, The funeral solemnities OF this gentleman
took place from his late residence, on YORK
street, yesterday afternoon, and was attend
ed by the members OF the bar OF Norfolk
and large concourse OF our citizens. The
impressive service OF the Episcopal Church
was read by Rev. DR.. Okeson, followed by
an earnest prayer by Rev. DR.. Thomas.
The corpse was then taken in charge BY eight
colored men and borne to the hearse, at
tended by the following pall-bearers: Judge
George Blow, Colonel William Lamb, Cap.
tain II. B. Nichols, Captain W. Z. Taylor
L. Harmanson, Charles Sharpe, and A. G.
Holiday.
The solemn cortege, consisting OF Ions
train OF carriages, and many citizens or
foot, proceeded to Elmwood cemetery
where, to the solemn rites OF the dead, thu
mortal remains of the Hon. L. Fl. Chandler
were committed to the earth to await the
descent OK the Judgment angel and the
! trump of God to awake him on the resur'
rection morn. ....
! A meeting Of the bar OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth, presided over by Judge Blow,
passed resolutions in respect to the memory
of the deceased.-NorJol: Eirginian, 18th
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The Boston Advertiser cites as an evidence
OF the hard times the fact that tue ollai ~,
ceipts OF the health department OF that clty
show seyenty-five per cent. less meat-scIai,s
than the year before. People snaW thelt
bones closer.
Last week q jury in Carroll county, da.'
brought in this verdict: !" We. the jury,
agree to disagree" Theiudge unanimously
agreed thereupon TO fine them flYe doilars
each.
The health OF Representative Lamar was
not benefited so much by his trip to Mlssis-
sippi as was supposed. He is still constantly
threatened with paralysis.
The residence OF Leland Stanford, the
president OF the Central Pacific railroad, at
San Francisco, cost s1,000,00o; yet the rail-
road is not making any money.
Colones Garnett. OF Virginia, in 1856, un-
dertook for Dom Pedro the construction OF
a railroad between the capital and the Para
byba on the American plan.
Rev. j. w. Dickey, OF the Holston Con-
ference, died near Abingdon few days
ago. ..s
The Richmond primary election plan, in
substance, has been adopted by the Conser-
vatiYcs OF Norfolk.
China has two formidable instructions
ON hand and an epidemic OF q specially fatal
character i's: ~, I,
Speaker Kerr has decided not to be. q can
didate for reelection TO Congress on aceo UNI
OF his poor health, 4;
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The EUTAw HOUSE PRoPRrET0RsHIp.- Mr..
A. j. Ford, OF Richmond, Va, who has
been negotiating for some days for the pro-
prietorship of the Eutaw House, returned
to baltimore from Richmond, Va, yester-
day. 1t was understood last night that the
negotiations between Mr.. Ford, MFR. John
w. Garrett, the owner OF the property, and
Major Leland, the present lessee Of the
Eutaw, were still pending, with probable
ity that Mr. Ford will either purchase the
property outright or become the lessee.
The terms for the purchase OF the furniture
from Major Leland by Mr.. Ford arc under
stood to have been agreed upon provided
Mr. Ford and Mr., Garrett agree in refer
ience to n purchase or lease.-Baitimore
Sun, 10Th.
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.rrER.SBURG.

ING, py--HJIST1SGSg pSRI--i
.,e.F'F AM -, soS CHARGES HIS FATHER
t'saosr,N ~" ,v.7u OF A rETERSBcRGER
I'M I'EFi Two MORE NEWSPAPERS PRO-
,>sD, &C. AT the Richmond DispAteh.l
,a'r'' F'"'T TErrnsprHG, April 10. 1916.
-" fourteenth anniversary OF
f~iN i ~, ~, the Petersburg volunteers
y, tFHNr;, ~. nnracc in the war Tor the M
,rNor''h = - thc confederate States. Inc
3eadc0lrc :" .'n - N the streets OF our city on
',7,> Wi, .,r;I 1861. will ever make the
T. lfa nv. e. a. \ memorable one .,,,,.
,.-.rcr>2'! " - nnr citizens are talking about
.nHt centennial Exposition Inns Inns, sum .an
t'NiI ,faacy a|llic more p,e"tt,'' s".,,
~. M "rumhcr viii! doubtless DC q'''''
~. ..,}y t,rln ofthe Hustings Court
II 9"' morrow morning. The COM
,,ra}fa.r., lI,lr; comprises eight felony
rg,n~f'"",, ;, 5rmcanor cases, and the civl
s.! three MI. q, ono hundred eases OF
i>N ';:..,..: a;nan: them several OF con-
IHan' 9,,,r,<f.. suit will he brought at
,tsr'''' 49, - .Lc court against the BattcrSea
81, term .,.g,, Company by Mr.. II. b. Car
r'n,h@. .;,.., received at their factory, re-
~ ~. s.. tic loss Of leg. manages arc
''''-s =, 81. and able counsel have been
o.. .,I ~ ,ithcr side.
~. Naye.'> Court TINS morning an oiu
- .,,,. ..r.;i-ncd. on complaint Oh ms soi'
- W. ,...f, The larceny OF the latter's pis-
o. ,,..l q: IN dollars. ihe son alleged
49, ,,-~ q Sing the weapon i'e ,ouh" IL
- ~ W, - one oi his fathers drawers.
> ,.., - ;hcit being shown the case was
s...4.
:. srGn "aS received Today ann"uhe-
-3, Hn.th II New York OF MI. U'Noh
I'y.rl>. tormcr cNIzsn OF lelerSnsfs'
,.:s; oUs uMc >utt!'"' 20 Wv.
- fr;,v Telegraph company. lie was
-'.a; mt wears oj a-c. ana leaves bfo-
49, 49,. ami a-Eer relatives in this cIfy.
,r..f, Nc>t q calnrHd l3nth) was run
49, !, I. ir.i-'ii-car near the southern
..,t iii, .aor":H-, and had one OF his lee'
..-ly ca' oil. u.. a..
Tan >'a''sTN Impress No''i'an! 49,
,acAr! j. lace OF hu>tic>> from :! Ca
-..-.. ,o Ea"h street. Inc ne" Once HIS
i..- Mni,rIarl! Tilted up. and oilers ever!
,,.,,ar,.r, fvr The business OF the COM
,,a..
4. ia. ing OF the VcStry OF GRACE
,.r ia-' '...', Dr. James W. t'al,nth y.
-. ..ar.rj G3r~%tc 10 the I"uiicil "hi,''
r~'. in A'N3adr'a ncNt month, ana W.
{. I@M>'. ""> appointed aiter,la.e.
T.. .I.'rE'Er" l"t"Sth Inc lelc !i'Ia
81 h"""'H4 III" .tv, M '. ~,
l'r n"' ~ n,''' STrt'Lu. us .t .Hi
y III ,Nr",'n! iE"',' n'stii,olt,t az > ~,
"y..'h"i "h Il i'' |.'i'"'' ''"i>iclitu ~ 'iie
fow.la ':N"'"A' ms anu stnt gov !
Il~ T:yrr /" t." shipped f'u Tue oeaDohrt
-! Roa1nrr r'al; ana IN" Te'clSpufs
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 19-Cotton steady, sales of
aG e hss az and nSS oeras soahsr
-four steady, with moderate demand: common to fair
extra, $4.90@$5.75: good to choice extra, SO. s0@
g. Wheat less ana sG SsW y aaa
72@73c:: old western mixed In store. !Oc.
Oats shade easier: 4@49nc. for mixed western
Rio coffee dull and lower: cargoes, 1917 l sHc.,
gold; Job lots, 15a@1 9Ac;. gold. Sugar steady at
rs fs oItS Ricn grasse
6oc. for New Orleans. Rice unchanged. TalloIs
tirmer Rosin unchanged. Turpentlne steady. Pork
sa:5e5 PsE WRiskcs h dull G at nf Fregt
's' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-Flour active. firm and ul,.
changed Wheat steady, firm and quiet. Corn dull
southern white, 63@64c.; yellow, 64c:; western
weak. Oats steady: good to prime southern 45d
E 52 RYE PorE FIRM ssa 9sS s
&C.. clear rib. 1870. Bacon-Shouders, 0is@ 04c.
clearrib 124@l2%c. Lard weak and lower; refined
14e Coffee dull and eavy JOB n Ic tS ysgy rS
''''' "'''n LOUISVILLE. 1900
LOUISVILLE, April 19.-F1our dnll aud un.
changed. Wheat strong at S1.15@$l.35. Corn
firm and active at 46a4sc Oats let and steady i,d
RSrk ss21S slesr sids ise
dcrs, 9,sG9:c clear rb-sides l2ac.; clear sides
I3c. Sngar-cured hams. l4tstG l5c. Lard@Tierce
l4aM 1870; Reg, lOs Nh>hey hih o' TA'of
,yCINCINNATL a@ +.
CINCINNATI. April 19.-Flour steady and firm
Wheat seudv and In fair demand at Sl2O@!$1 80
Corn moderately active and higher ut $4,000, cash
Oats quiet and firm at 37@43c Rye steady at TAG
76c. Burnley unsettled and lower: No. spring, 40
S1.36. Pork nominally unchanged, Lard dull and
lower: steam held ut 134c., spot. BuIk-meats easer
Shoulders Skc., cash 9kc for buyer juno; cc,r rib
sides L l3c.. cash clear sides, nominal!y Ice Ba-
con dull and dropping: shoulders, 9Ec.: clear rib
sides I2;tc: clear sides, 127sGs13c. Whiskey-De-
nand good, with upward tendency, ut sl.O7. ,.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April INSTRUMENTATION grades Of
all extras IN good demand and firm: others dull ana
weak Whcat-No. red, S1.4S bid: NO. req lai
Sl.35. Corn inactive: No. 2 mixed 4S3H49c
Oats inactive: No. 2, $3.50. asked. Rye anu barley
G,,iet and unchanged. Whiskey steady ut sl.0S
Pork dull! at $22.7j. Lard dull: nODinally $40
lake. Bulk-ncats easier; shoulders S4c.: clear rib
and clear Sides 11a@l2c. Bacon easier; shoulders
DC: clear rib and clear sides, 12a@l3c.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET. :.
BALTIMORE. April 19.--The cattle market during
tlr mast week has been dull, and prices are 40 &c
lower: very best. 5GtGc.: first quality, 4Im3c.
medium or good fair quality, 4M4ac.: ordinary
thin steers oxen. and cows, 33ic.: most sales al
45m 5;Ic: receipts, .227 hcad: sales, ,053 head
Hogs have been dull and heavy, ana prices are
lower: range. lO@l1Hc.: few selling mt latter
figures: receipts, 552 head. sheep have been diI
and prices are &c. lower; wOOl-shecp nominaiiy o(a
re: SHARED, 4tGGc. lambs hayc been III fair de'
marld ut $685.; receipts, 2,342 head.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ArnIL 10, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wcstovcr, skinner, Baltimore, ncrchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatlm, agent. -
steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, nier-
chnndise and passengers l.. d. Tatum, agent
Schooner David Z. WOLF, Todd, Washington, coal
$. +. Lathrop.
Brig Leonard Myers, Hicks, Rio de Janciro 3,35o
whole and $50 half btrrcs flour. Dunlop NC
Canoe.
Brig Flor, iGer.). Hansen, Rio Grande 30 sui;
i % barrels flour and GOO bags corn: haAai, SrcIi
Schooner Lucy D.. Handy. New York, COAL GerVas
Storrs, agent.
Schooner Charles +. Moody Arey, from R.ch-
,pond arrived MT Rio Grane do Sui March 7th.
schooner jamestown. Hyer, from Ricilhohd,.d
New York April 18th ,,uou
schooner Ida b. Gibson. Bogart, from james river
mt New York April l7th ,, :.
Schooner Maria Pierson, Grant, was LOADING at
New York for Richmond April lSth.
Schooner Oaks Ames, Edmunds, from hichihoa'''
nj Philadclphia April 18TH. 49,,
Schnoner Charles b. Mcsiiain. Qncgley, from
lanes river ut Philadelphia April l7th. -,
Schooner j. Fl. Lockwood, Hardcaste: ,ioih @'e"
York for Richmond. at Norfolk April lsti. L..
Schooner Ella POWELL Hickman, from Jahles riSeh
at PhiIadeipla April 1Sth ,,,.,, :,
Schooner j. S. Wins. lngcrso1, from hichIiohd' a.
Philadelphia April 18th. 80, I.,,os
srhoounr +. {. knight, Jr., Huntley, from james
river at Philadelphia April I'm. t
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b aTEI. EiR pII
1 RUSH TOR TIE SILVER.
FAILURES m GLASGOW.
PROGRESS OF THE BELKNAP M
PARCHMENT.

The Indiana Observation-Disclosures
Of James D. Williams for Governor
Contract with Richmond IRON
w orks--Arrangements for Visiting
Military atthe Observation-Disclosures
Charges Denied--A New Planet Dis
covered, &C.. &c.
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Tue TAX on TOBACCO AND ClGAES.-The
Committee Of the House OF Representatives
on Ways and Means has not yet reached the
consideration OF the tax on manufactured
tobacco and cigars. The subject has been
referred to 4 subcommittee consistin" Of
Messrs. Tucker, Hill, and Garfield. The
impression is that the subcommittee will
recommend reduction OF the tax.
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THE DESTRUCTION OF THE F0REsTs-BAD
REsULTs.-The failure OF the peach crop in
Massachusetts is attributed to the destruc-
ton OF forests in that State. Doubtless
And the watermelon harvest and Winslow's
forgeries also. Young Pomeroy would have
grown up kind and rirtuous man, and
perhaps have been an alderman Of his ma
tive city and possible President but for
the unfortunate circumstance that his mother
could not find stick in the whole Common
wealth to fog him with Graphic.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SUFFIELD, Conn.,
Hartford, Conn.,, April 1S.-Last night the
clearinghouse and all the out-buildings in
Sutfield belonging to the estate OF the late
Samuel Austin were destroyed by fire. In
cluded in the buildings was tobacco barn
containing three hundred cases OF tobacco,
the whole being destroyed. The whole
property was insured for $4,000, which
ONLY partly covers the loss.
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POSTAGE ON THRD-CLAss MATTER
Postmaster-General Jewell has written q
letter to the chairman Of the Postal Commit
tee calling the attention of the committee to
the advantages OF the Senate bill regulating
postage upon third-class matter. This bill
fixes the rate OF transient newspapers ut one
cent for the first three ounces, and one cent
for each additional two ounces.
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New WAY OF REDUCING ExPENsES.-lt
appears from the investigation OF a con-
gressional committee that the authorities OF
the United States Lunatic Asylum at Wash
ington were in the habit of reducing eX-
penses by sending patients some distance
from Washington and turning them adrift.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COtSN AMI = LOUI tACf1ANTE.
RICHMOND, April 10, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WIIEAT.-Red, 314 bushels.
CoRN.-Fhife, 33S bushels.
PEAS.-200 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-ReI, 292 bushels very good ut S1.5S
% bushels at S1.37-total, 8 Ia bushels.
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels prime on private
RE-EXIIIBITED.
CORN White, 100 bushels.
PEAs.-Bfdck, 200 bushels.
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'sNANToN INSIDE LINE. " !.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA 80
# TRI-WEEKEf. ;lgtI Is .gf ~ s IS.
On and after OCTOBER LIST, tho splendid iron
steamers Of this line win leave Richmond TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from.
Powfatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF rwen-
ty-second aud Dock streets, making close conncction
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for hiladelphin. r. 5.sf
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: &
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No docage charged at Rich
nond Rates as low as any other line. This is, the
quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond.
FrcIghts ordered by this line should be marked
!" Canton Inside Line and sent To the
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiadelpil1.
Freigits received daily In Philadelphia and i.tei-
mond. 49,
| For further information epply to (. s.
~. !. - -: r.. Is. TATUAf, Agent, - s.
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street; or to IS
s.. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rslireaa,
Philadelphia 99
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FOREIGN INTELLTGENCE.

EnSfhl1Ns
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
LONDON, April 19.-William Wallace and
wife, several weeks ago from America, and
recently departed for Brussels, are charged
with the murder OF q woman with whom
they lodged here for robbery purposes.
lr Scotland.
NUMEROUS FAILURES.
GLASGOW, April 10.-Brodie & Harper,
David Geddes & Co., and Leitch & Co.
all connected with the grain trade-have
failed.
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e27 BROAD sTRBEP.

jus. opened another lot Of those beautiful TWO
!, BUTTON KID GLOyES-in MI shsdes-at 30c.;3
Large-sze JAPANESE FANS at 15c, sold last sum
mer at &c.; s{. e
RICH GILT-HANDL4E FANS ut 25c, sold last SUM
ner at 81; b, III P1-sE
MISSES, WHITE, Blue, and PINK WORKMAN
DIE FROSTED FANS at Csc, sold Last summer
Mt 75c.;
MISSES SILK PARAsoLs, lined, at zoe, sold last
summer ut 1925;
MISSES PIQUE BoSEETs, handsomely braided,
at so and 75c.: st,is ~ s+
LADIES, ALL-LINEN CUFFSat 1886. pair;
large lot Of LADIES' BUSTLES at 26c.; s.s'4
And many other goods too numerous to mcntion-aH
of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
eaii e''f A'o eA-'A''' - ~ - ap 17-tsdy3
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PEAD THIS!
70 arc now reccIvinr our second supply Of !,

We are now receiving our second supply Of
SPRING GOODS, sfis
z among which are the following great bargains:
BLACK IRON BEgEGES from 25c. to $1.25;
BLACK DRESS SILKS from 75c. TO 50;
kLPACAs BOMBAZINES, fCASHMEREs, and
every other Kind Of DRESS GOODS at prices
which are surprising; ;Sfy
LAWNS and CORDED JAC0NETSa at l2l4c.;
1000 yards CALICO at exc. really worth 10c.;
just as many bales Of COTTON at 4 and sc. as yon
may want.
An BLEACHED and BROWN c0TTONs and
SHEETISGs retaiied at wholesale prices. q ~
In CAss1MEREs we have the cheapest In the CITY.
AIso. inst opened rs dozen CHILDRES's FANCY
HOsE-striped, solid, and embroidered.
Also, another lot or those oNE-DOLLAK SHIFTS
which Is the greatest bargain ever offered IN fnix
market. Come and Gee US. q
COURTNEY & POWELL,
n17 $40 Broad street.
~ApnoI0 FOITROUREAN q co.
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PosTA1..-Isaac McInturtf is appointed
postmaster at Aliens CROSSROADS, Warren
county, Va, rice Samuel c. Golliday, re-
signed; Mrs. L. j. Wells is appointed post
master at Bunker Hill, Bedford county. Va,
yice Miss Mary Hole, moved away; t. c.
Cornett is appointed postmaster at Corners
Rock, Grayson county, Va, viee W. D.
Conner, resigned; Isaac L. Sinners is APP
pointed postmaster at White Pine, Calhoun
county, West Va, vice U. Tetrick, resigned !;
William NJ. Levin is appointed postmaster
at Harvey's Mills, Warren county, Va, eice
Jeremiah KILLER, resigned.
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DuRIsa THE PAST WEEK st. { HAVE g

nURIyG THE PAST WEEK I HAVE;
IL rreiyed ono OF the best,cssprfcd stocks Of
| CHEAP DIZZY GOODS
rfat has eyer been shown IN this market. would
e ,e special attention of the trade 70 my stock *
EPARAsoLs which emhrSsss 80 the noyeaaIcs fa th0
ogaring some on shc cheapest gocs In heies stylsA
syer se.,n. ALPACAs, in sreas ysriesy sf aasitita
Il asfonIshing prices. + am showing q -
IRIsH LINENS 81 25e.. aad frain that tsiee ".
c1EeKEp |. g, g Iss
EEAFY sH6 h1at1 " y ~ ~ sssse
rys 81 ssf I eo sIss rIQIE a as<. sal
BeanfiinI styIes IN J rs qas Sss ssaS1
s,ai nshsr WHTpE GO us ssoin IL ~
N MaRSELES OF IS srosl asSs,ea,s ~ - - -
ehssyeas eyer ses 81 tssSasf
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BY Telegraph.
Nr,nr~nnE

NEW YORK, AprH l9- Soon.-Stocks active and
very unsettled. Money, 8 bid. Gold 112s. Ex-
change--Long, 4S7k: short, 400. States quiet and
nominal. -. 5.a-sl * $50 FL
Euening.-Sfpneg dull. Sterling heavy at 4s7k.
Gold firm Mt 113k@1134. Governments active and
better. States dufand nominal.
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WOOD AND COAL.
DELLONA COKE-YARD,
BASIN EASK BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.

RELLosA coKE-fARD,
BASIN rASK BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
We offer this very superior COOKING FUEL at
s. per load Of LUMP. 1t does not clinker III the
crate or stove. and is easily kindled.
trial of this fuel will convince ali STAT IL IS Tue
4 liberal discount allowed TO the trade. whose pa
Is. T. ARCHER, General Agent.
an l7-lw 1875 Main street
III Just received-very low.
OAK WOOD.
All varieties OF COAL and SOFT CONE, sold
S Garah 2? g. r fg7S eAkHISGToS
ap Ia corner seventeeth and Cary streets
GOAL AND WOOD.-All coal sold by
" ton of 1000 pounds, or half ton Of ,90t9 Coz,
Coke, So per ton Of 1000 pounds; splint Coal s475
to 1925 per ton of 1000 pounds, or 10 80 Tor
Delivered. Ali kinds OF engine Goals. Glover Hill
NuttaIburg, QuinnImont, Cumberland, cheap. Nake
no mistake BE sure to ask for PAGE Sincteenth
and Gary streets. Jap 81 Z: n. fAGE:
A LII COAL SOLD By WEIGHT.
"A tSee amended ordinancc.l
CUMBERLAND, and
ANTHRACITE.
s. p. LATHROP, ;.
aps Seventeenth street, at draw-Dridgc.
S4.75. sorh :cokE; ~ ,-,. s' ;.
New mine. Pure, free burning; warranted ,t TO
Carbon Coke. Best Anthracite Coal all sizes spint
and Glover Hill, unsurpassed: AMI eeieDraIea d ~
forest Pine and Oak Wood, maciline-prrlarei, lot
kindng and cooking. Ali at lowest prices, II Aihth:
Cary airy ana BASIN "snA' J.B. WATKINS.
OFFICE OF 5. II. HAwEs,l
DEALER IN COAL,
EIGHTEENTH AND CARY STREETS.
REsT STEAM COAL
AZ rare specimen OF coal as regards the ashy con-
stituent was analyzed by Professor Dwight for the
Centennial managers last week. The coal IN qies-
ton contained only one per cent. Of ash. When 1t
is mentioned that ordinary Goals contain from
twelve 10 fifteen per cent. of the ingredient, the
superiority Of the above coal Is made apparent. y
ABOVE Is THE
NUTTALBURG STEAM COAL.
guarantee It superior to any steam coal in this
market or elsewhere. Prices very LON. A trial will
-, S. II. HALVES, Sole Agent,
mh2 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
GA SO- SOFT COKE. S..
S4.O U.
w. S. PITCHER,
fe % ~; .st.stL Eighth and Main streets.
cd IN A CORD. $3.50.
y OAK AND PINE.
VS.. PITCHER,
fe22 80 Eighth and Main streets.
rLOYER HILL COAL, DELIVERED
" to consumers, cheaper than ever before-not be-
cause Ii Is not good for r Is really better shan ever
1000 pounds at $3.50; 1900 pounds at $500;
1875 pounds st SO. CO.. e. II
Ones: Eleventh above Main, and First between
Grace and Broad. Yard: Sixth and Byrd. 80.
see ssfs.3 Il. c. JONES.
fe1 Commercial Agent.
TLOYER HILL Goals 60 for ], 375
" pounds; $500 for 1,509 pounds; 80 for
. 900 pounds. Also, ANTHRACITEan and sPLiNT
GOALS, COKE, and OAK and PINE WOOD at the
,o,.aa, ,,r,cas- B. CoTTRELL,
ia 2s-3m Ninth street anu faaan Jain. :
TYKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hum
dred tons OF this celebrated coal for sale
psiianee and burnside Egg and stove; WesL vi
ainia Spnt of all kinds; George Creek
~ IN md sritfs' use; Clover Hil anu Nioio
Than Lump; Soft Lump and Hall Ge6f; sao
Pine Wood. j. y - and = y Tary sfreets
rpcEIvJNG THIS DAY q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-20
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, April l9.--yirginia 6's- old. 80:
Virginia consols, 90. West yirginia's, 8. North
Carolina 6's, old, IT, new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-20

On and after TUESDAY, October s, 1875, shis
Company's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYL.
yESTER. Captain j. A. Posi-. carfying United
States mail, win leave her wharf, Rockets, for above
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS al 6:3G AM. -
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
NJ Norfolk for Baltimore, Pliiiadelphiai and New