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MARINE HSTEhs.IssENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL o, 1871
ARRIF ED.

..... ARRIF ED. =, 81
Steamship 2a pono4 % " ST co ssents
Steamer Fnnita, Howe, Philadelphia, merchandise
'I Stser John " syxeser Gord Norfolk mer
chandise and passengers. J.. y. Tatum, agent.
schooner John A. Curtis. Hastings. Philadelphia,
? scho Q; nc b. IL D.very. williap1s, New YORK,
raihoad-iron; Tredegar Iron Works: or 49,.
SchO0ncr Walter, Thomas, Baltimore, grain, inc
schooner Matthias Dun,ioek, Paul, Baltimore shells
aud lime A. $. Lee pr,ow ~ '''
lark King Oscar H.. from Hampton Roads.
Bal Romo from Hampton Roads.
Bark Gluekauf, from Ham tOn Roads. w."
Bark Minerva, from Hampton Roads. ..r..
a.a , - CLEARED, ASIA .fsv ,.s...
Eark oI9f Glas tSwe;l: Domsey, Copenhagen pc
...'. SAILED.
/, Schooner George TwibIlI, Miller, Phiadelph's,
granite, Currie &c Go. - ..i.s 20 iE"@,.'''-
: CLEARED FOR THIS roRTa3-
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woye tNor.) An
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ennis
From New York March 7tn. schooner Matilda
Fro From Orient, L. l.. March =, schooner W. F. Par
III From New York March 9o;h, schooner Hattie
From baltimore April 4:h, schooner Sarah Cullen,
A Faem New York April s brig caz!aue tBr,
Cox. to load for Bahia.
From PnlIaQepnld' OIL, sShooheh
Fro From Phiadepnls April 9Th, schooner " Il. Bur
From From Philadelphia April 7th, schooner Thomas
" From Baltimore April 7th, schooner Sarah Fisher,
ChiveraL i''i y -, y r -" y"
- -. r. MEMORANDA. ~ .srt' r#-...
Bark Ruth tNor.), .Eiuissen. from Liverpool for
Brig Cazique tBr.. Cox, sailed from New York for
Richmond April 7th. = -" - Ip!., 81.
Schooner Lucy Jones, Mari hugh, from Richmond
for Bridgeport, Conn.,, passed through He'll Gale
schooncrs Thomas W, Haven, Eaekett and p. T.
Willetts Nilletts, from james river, at New York
April 7th. -
Notice Ii hereby given that the followiug-named
buoys in the Delaware bay and river have been re.
placed: Cross Ledge Buoy or Middle. lower emu OF
Pen Patch, nid-chlnnel to eastward OF Pea Patch,
and lower end OF Schooner Ledge.
.-..f.. Commander United States Navy,
....,..,:- Lighthouse Inspector Fourth Disrict-
Phifadeiphta, April 2, 1877. .,-. .-.
..... ...... BY Telegraph. SIR
NEW YORK, April 9.-Arrtycd: Alps. from AspiE-
wall: steamer Emma. Arrived ont: Steamers
Graph, Won Behei, Dorothy. Th0mp,on, Sononina'
Active, II. HI Stnnkiu, Cito. Brodune; Puplaap;
Concort,ia. Moen, Baltimore, Atriatc: itoMe"No
Bound Steamer a rfIlsfrony for New Or leans:
! PLYMOUTH. April 9.--Arr1red: steamship ri1ia'
| souTMAMPTos, hprf1- 9.-Arriyed: Steamship
| Frankfort, from New Orleans. : ~ 1f'
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KING GEORGE COUNTY.

TUE NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD TO wIC0MIC0-
JUDGE CRITCHER ADDRESSES The PEOPLE
MS PROPOSITION UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspa,ch.I
The routine business OF court was varied
! to-day by Judge Settle politely yielding
the courtroom to Judge Crtcher, who de-
sired to address the people OF the county on
the subject OF extending the Sarrow-Gauge
railroad from Fredericksburg to Wicomico,
in the county OF northumberland. Before
the Judges contract with the Royal Land
Company OF Virginia was fully explained
there seemed to be some diversity of opinion
among the people, but as the subject became
more thoroughly understood opposition
seemed to disappear. After Judge Critchcr's
address the chairman OF the meeting, Mr..
Charles Mason, submitted the question to
the people whether the court should order
q vote to be taken at the May election for or
against the donation, and prolonged shout
OF ayes arose from the enthusiastic crowd;
and when the negative was put not voice
was heard.
The Judge entered the order. The people
will donate the money. Il.
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The Catholic pilgrimage committee at
New York announce that the applications
for the pilgrimage to Rome, from Canada
and the United States. are sufficient to JUS
tify securing the entire passenger accom-
modations Of the steamship City Of Brus-
sells. The steamer has first-class accomsno-
dations for ITO, but the committee, TO
avoid Inconvenience, have determined TO
limit the number to 100.
| Yesterday, in the Criminal Court-JudSe
Mac -Dlstrict-AttOrney Wells said
thas he desired, with the approval OF the
Acknowledgement, to enter notle proSeqa'
in the case of Dom Piatt, charged with in
citing. rebellion. Granted, and no!A2, en-
tered 1FaShington Capital.
Spring crops are. in ilourishinS condf
tibni. Peas and potatoes are growing, finely,
and promise good yield Hampton hon''
tor. 'si'.'.'' -. 90
Norfolk received the legislative delegation
to New York with her, usual hospitality, and
sent them rejoicing on their way.
They say that the-correct pronunciation
OF Diaz is Deeath. ."nt ~.
Bishop Doggett preached in Baltimore on
Sunday. ~ '''.-E.'' 80.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
rr (fnr.pTrnr-sp VA


GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,1
April 5, 1877. !
Our county has recently lost some OF its
most prominent and valued citizens. On
Saturday last Mr.. John A. Il. Thornton
died, in his seyenty-fourth year, OF pneG-
monia For probably forty years Mr.. Thorn
ton had been prominent man in our midst,
and he will be sadly missed. For many
wears he was high-sieritf OF the county, and
had large business interests committed to
his care. Ir. Thornton was thorough
Hlrginian and u heightened gentlclnan-a
noble old Roman, whose place it will be
lard to supply.
4 few days ago Il man named EbrlGht,
a PENNSYLVANIA German, who settled in our
midst several years ago, hung himself.
A short time ago there was slight snow
at Mathews Courthouse. Two young gen.
tlemen-one named Sleet and the other Bo-
hannou-got 10 -balAng. Mr.. Sleet,
who Is q merchant, went across the street
10 get IN aXe-hclve for II customer. AS he
was coming back Mr. Bobannon ran up be-
hind him TO strike him with a SnoW-bali.
Nr. Sheet told him lie was in q hurry, and
threw the aXe-helye back over his shoulder
10 warn Bohannon Off, when the helve
struck Dohannon on the head. He was
knochcu SenselcoS, anu ZOE SefeTal Jays IL
was thought he would die, but hcis getting
well now. The blow seems to have been
entirely unintentional on Mr.. SleetS part.
Judge Montague is holding the spring
term OF his court in Mathews. There are
very feS eases OF interest. ~
This village was sold last Monday (our
County Court-day) at public auction under
decree OF the Circuit Court. A Mr. Dixon,
OF New York, became the purchaser for
$14,5o0-a very low price. The whole vii
lagc, except four or five lots, was included.
The Portan Wharf Company have erected
a splendid wharf at the Fortan Islands, on
York river, about nine miles from here.
MI.
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The Reading (Pa.) Railroad Company on
Saturday suspended all the Brotherhood
engineers employed on the Germantown
and Norristown branch, thrty-four in num-
Der, giving them two days to decide whether
they will leave the Brotherhood. Seventeen
had been discharged before. a large meet
ing OF engineers was held in Philadelphia
Saturday night, at which delegates were
present from several States. They say the
existence of the Brotherhood is at stake. 1t
is rumored that there will be a general strike
on the main line and all the branches in a
few days. Fifteen firemen who refused to
take charge OF engines have also been dis
charged.
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Fire in Albem rle.

GREENWOOD DEPOT, VA, April 9, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The residence OF Mr..
William H. Lipscomb, about four miles
from this place, was destroyed by fire yes
terday afternoon. 1t is thought that sparks
from chimney set fire to the roof. Very
little OF the furniture, clothing, &C., saved.
House insured for about two thirds OF its
value in the Albcmarle Home. Insurance
Company, local institution. Noinsurance
on the furniture. ..... 49, ..
The wheat crop in this section is looking
very well indeed. Fine prospect for a
heavy crop OF fruit. -. -.
This section is not much agitatcd yet over
the gubernatorial question. Colonel Holi-
day seems to be the faYorite. -. O..
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STAUNTON.
DECISION or SUIT-FATAL ACCIDENT-EX.
IIBITIoN. &C.

DECISION or A SUTT-FATAL ACClDENT-EN-
ulBITIoN. &C.
ICorrrsuondencc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
APRIL 9, 1877.
\ case involving about $4,000 was de-
ciGcd in the Circuit Court on Saturday by
Judge Mclaughlin. 1t was 4 suit brought
hv William Frazier, formerly manager OF
and a partner in the Rockbridge Alum
Springs, against James Frazier, the present
sole owner OF them, for salary as manager
there for about twelve years, and interest
thereon The Judge decided in favor OF the
p!aintitl. The counsel in the case were
George VI. Cochran, Jr., and Judge FultZ
Tor the plaintiff, and 5. V. Southall and
General John Echols for the defendant. 1t
will, | hear. he taken to the Court Of APP
pcalS.
The death Of Thomas q. Scott, q brake
2nan. IN the Allegheny tunnel, Friday, by
being crushed by the cars, was peculiarly
sad, from the fact that he was engaged and
shortly to be married to very lovely girl
In stanton. 1t is also made more distress
ing from the fact that it is attributed to q
carelcsSness on the part OF an employe or
the company which is represented As mex
cusablc. There WAS no inquest.
Last night there was 4 brisk fall OF hail
from O'Clock till after TO- and this morn
ing there are two or three inches of snow
on the ground. .r-..
Rev. John Landstreet, who was appointed
at the last Conference agent FOR the Wes-
leyan Female Institute, preached at the
Methodist church here yesterday.
On saturday night the spacious hall OF
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute was
packed 10 witness a series OF tabieaux and
pantomImeS given by the pupils. The first
were beautiful, and it is needless to say that
in the second no one can approach deaf
mute. Professor Turner perfected the en-
ioymcnt Of the evening with his fine orches-
ira. IENN.
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By Telegraph.
rrrr'ux,n, &,

Il 81 .ar
liz liz &c 3f Issss,. ssss s2s
bales Flour 5@i0c better with moderate export 1SG
and State. ss46G$sso: aou,herp sfn noar ar@sr
comm.n g, to fair extra; $6s o@ss; good to choice
armiy held: Corn lDI4c. better With active cx-
mixed, .55a5ats;; yel1oys 5sc.; white western,
nike, ii store. 5sS5f Re: Oats a5oh lc. higher
mand. sugar dull and unchanged Aoasses quiet
and unchanged. Rice frln and IN fair demand
oMsg at F aeh
shanScdh pS!A opensd s5cIed and hshss aad
dTmer and closed dull ami heavy: prime Steam,
1885. Whiskey shade Grmcr atSl.0e. Freiyhts
dull rates unchanged. <.-. .-tfr, -
BALTIMORE. ,l
BALTIMORE, ApriI9,-oa!s fairly active and firm:
s9 ne and PFhs d;E
ees rn obt sSse h Sxe ske Lard sae ls &c
$l.Os. Sugar quiet al 101c.
LOUISVILLE. .....
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Flour IN active demand
and higher; extra. S5.7j@sG: family, ,s6.25@
$3.50 Wheat active; red, ed, sl;55; amber AID
Oats quiet; white, 44c.: mixed, 39c:, Rye dull at
75c. Provisions n fair demand: Pork firm at
clear ribs, The, clear sides &c. Bacon IN fair de-
mand: shoulders. Sc 12H: clear ribs. IS. 40G5e.
clear sides. $S.65@fS.75 Lard IN good demand az
full prices choice Leaf, fierce, 1Os00l l3c. WhlS-
@iac.
ST.. LOUIS. April 9.-Fiour stronger, with up.
ward tendency for medium and choice extras, which
arr. scarce. Wheat excited and higher; No. red
Corn active. Oats higher: Nc: g soc. for strictly
fresh. Rye hiGherat 6s4@69c. BID. Barley UNI
rer at 45o Lsr du crreus aSu
at 1926. Bulk-neas inactive; clear ribs, nc Ba-
con quiet and unchanged; Hogs steady and In good
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April a.-Flour strong: family,
s7.20Ga$7.4O. Wheat excited; ied, sl.60@$1.6
Corn strong at 42eg45c: Oats quiet and iIrm SO
Ge f @ 'd FIRM pm 9: n aS q s bi naFs
hrmcr: light oiitrings:. steam. SO go ;Bulk:mcats-
Fair osrtns Ing and m ,%s :h % s 5ss;
quiet but firm 1T 64, 81, and SIC. for shoulders,
clear rib. and clear sides. Butter dull and heavy.
t pnekinE s5aa5ss ra t 800 head ship.
Inents, 600 head. ~ # ....If.s -..- r....
".a CHICAGO. "
CHICAGO. April 9.--Fiour strong and In active
demand. Wheat active, excited, and unsettled:
caeo Spring. sI2sessl Corn actye higher
June Oats active INN, and higher 1t s$ss.. essS;
sssc., May. Rye in fair demand and higher at csc.
ally higher ut sl4.In@sl5, .ctsh; sl4.2o, May;
sl4.32a, June Lard gencr2lly nnc9ia IA some
nland. Whiskey quiet and steady at sl.05.
AneIIn2gn Board-Whs,at tlrm MGR At si;s9.
Oats frmcr ana unchanged. Pork weak and lower
ut $l402k@sl 400, May: sl4.12A, Juuc. Lard
weak and lower at $9.35@s9.s7H, May; s94a,
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by Teiesfa.,ii.

..... 49, NEW YORK. ~
" NEW York. April o-Noon.- Stocks active, TN
settled, fcverIsh, and lower. Money, 8 per cent.
Gold, lO5. Exchauge-Long, ass; short, ass.
Governments strong q - -
Epenin0.-Money, ~ per cent. Sterling strong ut
ments dull and steady; new So, Liz. states quiet
and nominal. ~ ,,7s-....
BALTIMORE. April 9.-Virgiuia 6's. deferred. 81:
consolidated. II. North Carolina 8's Old, 1t ;fnew,
g.; special tax. 2. Bid to-day. ....~ -s#
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
H. t.- RICHMOND, April 8, 1877
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels. Red, s bushels.
CoRS.-IThite, 794 bushels.
OATs.-1S bushels.
MEAL.-22 bushels.
SALES. -
WHEAT White, 80 bushels very good on private
terms Red. IL bushels very good nc 80; BUSH
els good at I.75-toLal, 8 bushels.
CoRE-IThite. GA bushels very good at 53c :
l20 bushels very good ut 53c. 80 bushels choice ut
5Jc-toral, 694 Bushels.
OATS.-1S bushels winter at 3sc.
MEAL.-22 bushels on private Terms.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

- Correspondence o. the Richmond DisRatch.l
,.,e ~ APRIL s, 1877.
There have beer several fires in this
county lately Mr.. Alexander Adams LOST
his dwelhng-house, with ali-bis furniture;
clothing, and most Of his provisions. 81 r
John Carter met with a similar loss. His
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DEATH OF DIR. MUHLENBERG.- York,
April 9.-Rev. DR.. William Augustus Muh-
lenberg is dead.
HE was very old. He was the author OF
the wcll-known hymn, g I would not live
alwav," &c.
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THE NEWS.
CHAszBERLAIN's NEwlDEpARTURE
aIaycs's Conrse Endorsed by the New
- York Methodist Conference.

WHAT CHAMBERLAIN HOPES TO GAIN BY
THE EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREss- THE
CENTENNLAL-THE SUPREME COURT DE-
GIDEs THAT THE MILLION AND A HALF
APPROPRIATED TO THE NATIONAL, FAIR
NOW REvERTs TO THE UNITED STATES
THE BUBBLE BuRsTED-
CoLoRED MEN URGING DIR. MILLss AP-
PoINTMENT AS POSTMASTER AT RICH
MoNp-THE PRESIDENTS SUMMER RESI-
DENCE To BE At THE SOLDIERS HOME
NINE CONTESTED SEATS IN THE HOUSE
OF REPREsENTATIvEs-A TERRIBLE
NORTHEAST GALE-TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS DAMAGE AT NORFOLK AND PORTS.
MouTH-THE PRICE OF COAL. ADVANCED
FIFTY CENTS, &C., sc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE. Having qualified as adniistra-
~ tor OF TEMPLE EILETr. deceased, alt persons
indebted to said estate are to make speeGy
raymentto Inc, and all persons having Claims
Tor settlement. ANDREW y. Elicit,
an 7-5t Administrator.
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a Terrific Nortsncayter.

"A tCEF1AC 81.
THE GALE AND RA1N-sToRM AT NORFOLK AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, WAREHOUSES;, AND
DWELLINGS srBMERGID-AN UNPREcEDENT-
ED STORM.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.i
| PORTSMOUTH, Va, April ga terrific
northeast gale has been raging here all day,
and nearly all the wharves in Norfolk and
Portsmouth are submerged, doing consld-
cradle damage to such articles as could not
be removed, and occasioning quite loss to
lumber and Wood-yards. --' a'"'.
In Norfolk several lime warehouses were
! fired, and the Fire Department was Kept
very busy. All OF the Watershed section
of the city is inundated, and communlca-
tion is had with business-houses and dwell
| ings only in small boats. No steamers can
| leave the harbor for Baltimore or New
York.
| In Portsmouth the streets are inundated.
and warehouses and dwellings submerged
| to the first story in several sections. Cos
port. Newtown, and the naYy-yard are sepa-
rated from, Portsmouth by half-nile sheet
| Of water. ,.g.t - ...
No ferry-boats can ply between the two
cities. The telegraph lines in every direc-
ton are Frustrated. On the coast and in
Chesapeake bay the gale, is much more Sc
we're, and fearful casualties are apprehended.
Such another gale in Norfolk and Ports
mouth is not in the Iecollections Of our
people. - - ..l.-.., - -. -.
IAssocratcd I.rc5s Reports by telegraph 10 the
| - -, 80 Dispatchl - :'..r-,}-. : nj
NORFOLK, April "a! fearful northeast
storm prevailed here last night and to-day,
and is Still raging Tonight More than two
inches of rain fell All the houses near the
wharyes are surrounded. and. partly sub
merged BY the highest tide known in many
wears. The damage to property amounts
to $4,000. The Portsmouth Jerry boat mas
been obliged to stop running. Ihe' Baitl-
more and New York steamers did not leave,
and will not start until the storm abates.
Many marine disasters are reported. ~.
The New York Methodist Conference
ppoLII1cAL RESOLUTIONS ADoPTED-HAYEs's
~. POLICY ENDORSED. st ~
RoSDouT, n. T., April 9.-The New ORR
Methodist Conference to-day adopted the
following resolution .' 81 '' ~, 90 ~.
| While under ordinary circumstances We
should decline to discuss the political alalrs
ofithe nation, we deem that the present eA.
lgencies call for an expression OF confidence
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J Lumber. Stages. xer.

=, lumber: White OAK. ~ 2@as1I.p 81 900; Weaer9
s20@S75 $1,000 yellow pine boards, s101$1A;
DIST DIST, siS@Sls according to lengths. stingles
E'nr, SSz.Soegso; cypress six-inch. S7.50@SI1
1000. h.. 4 .-.,.',~ :, = 1900
Stases: Whiskey barrel Tim Der green. s1sfa&2eY
TIMBER, S6@s7.G0 u 1000. FIour-barrei poles, "a
s sGs hogshead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hocpS,
80 =" n1ilI-Fecd. esi lna Ef
ShtDstuG: 60c. n bushei .'l..H
BroDnstnR: 30@135c. a busi.eL a -
tMorfs: 25m30c. 2 buslrc.. ...'
nhent Bran: 20a25c. p bushef, .G;t
Corn Brdn: 1Sc. per busliel.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Ense: Toys mining. 35c.Gas1.25 q 100 feet
Po5der: so.7D by tic five kezs-iess than fIys
kegs, 1925 :. blasting, S3.25fis3.5O
Shot: Northern, AZ 4OMSg I'd q ioo NJ OK ~
Grtadstoles: 1xtd2Hc. "A n.
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PICTURES,
HATS, CAPS. &c.
BEDFORD THE HATTIE,

Call and examine our new stock of HATS, CAfe,
and STRAW GOODS--whoIesale and retail t,,.
Country merchants will find 1t TO their lnteresffo
examine our stock. 8, .-,.tl,f5
-, 1909 Main street, opposite post fier.t
I'D; REDFoRp and A. t. HEINRICH Sales men.
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i'lonr,

Fine. Sc: supcrrne. $7@7.23; extra Supcrtnc,
SO; common family, 1850: fancy family, 70. Mar
kpt steady. -
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In the, upright intentions and statesmanlike
purpose Of President. Hayes firmly be-
lleying that the policy thus far adopted OF
Cancellation towards those formerly In re-
belIion and goodwill to those formerly In
bondage cannot fail to advance the welfare
of the nation and the interest OF Gods
kingdom. y.a:ys. mr.. :.
, A copy OF the resolution was ordered to
be sent to President Hayes.
THREATENED STRIKE OF GLAsS-MEN.
EVANSVILLE, ONO, April 9.--Window-
glass blowers threaten to strike for wages.
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
NEW YORK, April 9.-The coal league have
agreed to advance the price Of coal fifty
cents per ton from June LIST.
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HOOKS. SraTiONERY, DC.
Il PARHAM,
DLANK-BOoK MANUFACTURERS AND
R0OKDINDERS,

BOOKBINDERS. q. i
. BLANK-BOOKS of all sizes made to any pattern.
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, MUSIC, &C, bound
carefully, neatly, and substantially.
PAPER RULED to order, and PAMPHLETS
put up. All of which will be well done . '...
Our PApER-BoX FACTORY Is In full opera
ton. .s....- ..-e..s nun III
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This edition is the CHEAPEST and BEST. 1t has
NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS, and Is printed on good
papcr from new, clear type, and Is In all respects
The FINEST EDITION in the market fer the price.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, April 8, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised "a hogsheads, il
tierccs, and 21 boxes. The offerings AT auction On
Change were II packages; of which number 33
were taken In, and the remainder sold al. prices
ranging from 1910 10 S35.
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81 to $40 per reani. at tho
Is nIspATCII PRINTINQ-H0USE'
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"A VCETINC NOFFIuCttstNA' =
THE GALE AND RA1N-STORM AT NORFOLK AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WAREHOUSES;, AND
DWELLINGS srBMERGGD-AS USPRECEDENT-
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DICK'S ENGLISH CLASSICS.
'"' '.: FOR SALE By
--... '.r J. II. ELLYSoN, BOOKSELLER.
h.. .". a ... .''.. =. 70
=; .. 1112 Main street, ."

who will send any OF the following. postpaid, TO
.. any address.
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here last night WAS a success. a curious
fact, ana rather unfavorablc to the utility
of the scheme, is that 1t is found to play on
all the wires running parallel. The music
was heard IN the Associated Press rooms
here on our wire, which had no connection
with the telephone wire beyond following
the same poles.
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THE CENTENNIAL STOCK.

The Supreme Court decides that the mil
lion and Il half appropriated to the Centen-
NAL revcrts to the United States, and was
not the property OF the stockholders. This
rerelscs the decision Of the lower court and
deprives the Centennial OF stock over fifty
per cent.