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Sir Ashley COopsr's Vital Restorative


THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
/ Nervous Debility. operniatorrhea: Sem
inal Weakness. ana Premature Decin; OF
Phssica 10 ee.
The vital restorative VIII po itively
cure, thoroughly and p nanently, any case
of EXHAUSTED VITALITY, or nervous
debility, either acute or OF long standing
and in either sex. DO matter from what
cause produced.
The Vital restorative is a thoroughly
sc.eatifc prescription. is not n quack nos
trun, hence perfectly safc 10 to taxi. IL lens
ant 10 the taste. supplies to he cerebro-spi-
pal and sympathetic systems OF nerves new
force.
PARTIES and Emrtches the blood. re-
~javrnating and einvigoTating both mind
and body. Thousands bot in thus country
and in Europe can testify to the great restor-
alive properties OF this r ally great nedi-
cin-.
Price, SO per bottle. or four times the
quantity for $40. Sent Ia any address se-
cure from observation. on Ieceipt Of price.
A. E.. MINTlE. N. D..
Graduate University of Pennsyiyania, late
Resident Surgeon orthoDeiic Hospital.
OF hi iadelpbia,l 122 M~ontgomery street,
San Francisco, Ca. Sole Agent. 10 whom
al. /, ..ols should b. addressed.
p. s. DIR. MINTIE can be consulted in
ref. reece 70 the sbDyo complaints DUNG
Office hours from y . 81 70 J 2. ~. daily, ana o
70 : eve ms. Sundays. 10 A. NJ. 10 1 P. NJ.
fuli directions and adylce free with every
pae 81 .. Aed cine. jy2i-sm
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Ton PAINTING OF ALI KINDS
~ A SPECIALLY
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Assessment Notice.

HAMBURG MINING COMPANY. L0-
III cation of principal llace OF busin IS,
san Francisco. California. Location OF works.
Eureka District. Eureka County, State OF
Nevnda.
Notice is hareby given, that at o meeting Of
the Hoard o. Trustees. held o. the 18th day
o. July, loI7, an assessment o. one dollar per
share was levied epon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately, in United
states gold coin. to tue Secretary, at the of
fee of the company. room No. iOl california
street. San Francisco. Cali ornia.
Any stock uton which this assessment shall
remain uupaid on Wednesday. the I'D day Of
August. 1871. wall be delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale Mt public auction; and unless
pagan mt is e ad, before, will b. sold on
MONDAY, THE rrn DAY OF SEPIEM-
Der. ls57. TO pay tho. delinquent assessment.
together with costs of ADVERTISING and ex-
pcnses Of sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Office: Room No. 4ol California street. SAN
Francisco, California. jyzltd
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STAUNTON.

49,, EXPERIMENTATION MEETINGS
How ,.,,,,,Y ,r,oS-GESERAI. JoHNsToNS she
RrrhRYsHIP, &C.
s,.N-.,onacuce Of the Richmond Mspatch.l
to'FreS'''"> MARCH 8. 1877.
s.r;e;po evidence was given yesterday
~ d.cline in real estate at the auction
% % the Mozart Institute, building erected
VI ~ tact three wears at q cost OF SZo,oVV,
IN AZ ,rh;ch had 20 be withdrawn, the niSn-
az . ,;a being only S7.12a. Among those
,,rnsn,,t at the bidding was MI. ID. .. HART
5rnor nrcsiden, Of the Piedmont ana AT
i;.,..nn COMPANY, who is a stocSholder IN
.hr Mozart Institute Company.
.' ast MICH. the third OF the tableaux Tor
.,a hcnrft OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Ass,ciation was presented to full house
in their neat little hall, though the ram was
,,onrinc. A transformation scene, IN when
. sea with floating icebergs changed into a
representation OF spring, the artistic work
~ Mr.. A. i. Lee, formerly OF Richmond,
was much applauded. =
series OF meetings is being held ut the
First PRESBYTERIAN church, conducted by
Rev. Thomas NJ. Boyd, OF Mt. Horeb. The
jecture-room is filled every night.
tentative Reputation discussion
was held in the school-house near Suffers
Vile few nights ago. Though reputation
had two good orators and honest-pavment
had only one, the audience voted largely TO
stand BY the credit OF the State.
The sprng-iike weather we have been
having for several weeks ended last nlghl
in heavy rain. II is more "bracinS' this
morning.
General Joe Johnston while here, when
approached on the subject OF the Secretary
ship OF War, said it must be joke. No
body had intlmated any such thing to him
from Washington. PENN.
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disturb that State, but to remove all enf-
barrassments arising from IL to the party in
other parts of the country. It has occurred
to me'to suggest whether by your own con-
currence and cooperation an accommoda-
ton could not be arrived at which
would obvinte the necessity for the
use OF Federal arms to support either
government, and leave that to stand
which may be able to stand Of
itself. Such course would relieve the
Administration from the necessity, so far as
Executive action is concerned, OF making
any decision between the conflicting gov
ernments, and would place you in posi-
ton Of making the sacrifice OF what you
deemed your abstract rights for the sake
Of the peace Of the community. which would
entitle you to the gratitude not onlyo your
own party, but the respect and esteem OF
the entire country. trust you ilrpardon
the liberty have taken, as my motive is to
promote not only the public but your per-
sonal good. With great respect,
go ~. STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Appended to the foregoing letter are the
following lines by Mr.. Evarts: - q
Dear Governor,-I have read this letter
and conYcrsed with Colonel Haskell and
Senator Gordon ON this subject, SO inter-
esting to lis an. should be very glad to
aid in solution of the difficulties OF the
situation, and especially to hear from you
speedily.
With my compliments to Mrs. Chamber
lain. Yours very truly,
IN WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs,
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
. 5, THURSDAY, March 10, 1877.

American Gold.--IoA bid, 1O6 asked. 5.
state SecuTit ies-VIrgfnia cons0is. 67s bid, 671
asked ,ViIginia eonsols new. 37I BID. 3s asked
virginia interest ceriiGcaies, 10 asIed; VirKinia
tax-r.ceiygbe coupons, 80 bid, 63x asked. I
CITY Observation-Disclosures city SIS, l16k bid.
118A asked; Richmond city es, 87h bid, ssh asked
Cd bid; Norfolk city water s's. .10s bid; Frede-
risksbura city Us, 80 bid; Manchester bridge s's,
Rafiroad .Bonas.-virginta Central Ratlroad
Central Railroad fourth mortgage 81, and j., 80
asked; Virginia Central Railroad non-mortgage Ss,
j. and j., S5 asked; Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, s. and b. 80; asked !;
and j., 90 asked; S0uthside Raiiroad second mort
gage preferred 6's, j. and j., 60 bid, 105sasked;
SoIlhside Railroad third preferred 6's. j.
and j., SO asked; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
Petersburg Railroad FIRST mortgage S's j. and j.. IS
bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage S's, S. and N. 100 asked; Richmond
and Danyille Railroad consolidated SIS N. and n,
70 bid; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's, A.
and o., 92h asked ! s.'gse ),
Railroad Stocks-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road. 100 par, 8 asked; Richmond ard Petersburg
and Danyille Railroad, 100 par, 4 bid. :
Bank Stocks.-Etrst National, 100 par, 1l6 bid,
120 asked; National Bank OF Virginia, loo par, 90
asked: Planters National, 100 par, l22 asked;
Ss ganS Of GGsn noa DID Union
Planters Savings, rs par, 81 asked: City Bank, rs
par, 2lk asked; Citizens Savings, IS par, 22H Did
: Insurance Compan,es.-Virg1nia Fire and Ma
BID d Fa ri1ia Hohe oo par 10 s M
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, SO bid, 9lz
asked; City, 100 par, 821s asked; Old Dominion,
100 par, so bid; Granite Insurance Company, 100
Company, 25. par. 15s bid, 1Sh asked; Richmond
Fire Association. 25 par, Tx bid, / 81 asked.
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MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAMs.
PRESIDENT HAYEs's CABINET
CONFIRMED BY THE.
~ SENATE. @

q
CONTEST BEFORE THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
FOR sHERBiAN'S PLACE IN THE SENATE
KELLoGG's cLAII-R EP UBLICANs AS
sERT THAT KELLOGG HOLDS A REGULAR
CERTIFICATE AND oUGuT TO BE SEATED,
WHILE THE DEMOCRATS CONTEND THAT
AS THERE ARE. TWO GOVERNMENTS IN
LOUISIANA AN INVESTIGATION OUGHT
FIRST TO DE MADE AS TO WHICH IS THE
LEGAL GovEREMENT-THE STANLEY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORRESPOND
ENCE--CoNvICTION OF A NORFOLK MUIR
DERER-REDUCTIoN OF NEW YORK
PRINTERS WAGES-HAYES'S INAUGURAL
ENDORSED IN TENNEssEEvAR
WASHINGTON ITEMs-HAYEs's NEW CAB
MET TO QUALIFY MONDAY AND MEET
TUESDAY, &c.
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south Carolina.


THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN STANLEY
MATTHEWS AND GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN
MR. EvARTs's END0RsATIoN.
COLUMBIA, March 10.-The following LET
tiers are made public to-day by Governor
Chamberlain at the special request OF Stan
ley Matthews, and are the letters alluded to
by Mr.. Blaine in the Senate on the It'll in
slant: .l. 49,, !, .s (. /; :.
washington City. March 8, 1871 To
Hon. ID. II. Chamberlain, Columbia, 8. G. I:
MY Dear Sir,-I have not the honor OF q
personal acquaintance with you, but have
learned to respect you from my knowledge
or your reputation. ] take the liberty Of
You now with great distrust OF
the propriety Of doing so, prefacing it b. say
ing that speak without authority from any
one, and represent only my own views The
situation of public alta, in South Carolina
IL TOO complicated to be discussed atlength
In note, and yet impresses me as one that
ought to be changed by the policy OF Re.
publican statesmen in such o way as not
only to remove NIL the controversies that
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u. Gallagher, vice-presidents; Drs. r. A..
Cleemann and Fl. Y. Evans, secretaries I;
and DE-. w. A. b. Norcon, OF North Caro-
lima, orator for the ensuing year. Surgeon
Woodward, Of the United States army, read
q learned essay on the relation Of bacteria
to epidemic dysentery. 100
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
ALBANY, N. Y. March 10.-Hon. Henry
Pierson, Of this city, has been appointed
receiver for the North American, Guardian,
Mutual, Widows md Orphans, aud Reserve,
ali New York life-insurance companies, and
the New York State Life-Insurance COM
pany, OF Syracuse. He has filed his bonds
in $4,000.
OBITUARY.
LONDON. March 10.-Baroness Nathaniel
Mayn de Rolph's child is dead. "
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS
LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
incorporated January 25, 1871
Richmond VA. March g 1917

MODELS, DRAWINGS, AND DESIGNS
INl VIII be received ut this Office up to the hour
of noon on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTE8IBE Err,
1877. for COLOSSAL ECU ESTRIAN STATUE
OF GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, to be erected on
the Capitol Square, ut Richmond Va.
Competitors will present their own designs for
statue and pedestal, accompanied by estimates of
cot, stating terms Of payments, and the time re-
quircd for the completion of the work free OF all
charges to the Board. ..
The models will not be uncovered nor the draw
ings exhibited until the first Monday In September
at noon, and no proposals will be received or con-
sidered which have not arrived ut thar hour acci-
dents excepted. ...,.s - .... u.
The Board. reservng to itself full liberty to reject
any and all proposals. In their discretion, will open
the estimates on the third Monday In September,
1877, and make their award in three days there
after. ....--. ~. F.. :
Any further information which may be desired
will b. freely afforded by addressing the UNDER
By direction of the Board of MANAGERS.
mn 7.5tH 8, DASSETT FRENCH, Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAneIsl oSls7i

y
ARRIVED SATURDAY. nj
Steamship Richmond. Kelly, NewfYofk. merchan-
disc and passengers, G. W.Allen & Co. Agents.
chandse and passengers. W. I. Porter. agent.
us Schooner Jennie A. Sheppard Edsal, Norfolk,
Oaks Ames, Edmunds, Edmunds, norfolk. light,
to load coal, g. Storrs, agent. III ! Abb
SAILED SATURDAY. 81
Steamer Shirley, TEsvers, Baltimore, merchandise
steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum. agent.
sho S liver, rsllroad.ties. CARTS & Parker
Schooner Lily, Miles, Cabin-Potnt creek, TO toad
Schooner +. J. Seward, Patterson, down the dyer,
light. ....z. al .ss.g
Steamer Defiance, SchropshIre, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
.a f SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Richmond. Kelly. New York, inerchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Com
Steamer j. W. Everman,. Plat. PhIladelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w, p. Porter, agent.
CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
From Liverpool February I'd, bark TraGk (Sor.l
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Woye tNor.)
Andersen.
From Liverpool January 22d, bark Tarpeian tBr.,,
From Liverpool February 9th, farx sulitzelma
From Philadelphia February 9th, schooner Star
Spanged Banner, Mullen 49, ZEs't$
From Rockiand February -. schooner Bengal,
Halt. 4r
From Boston March Sd, schooner Dexter Clark,
From Rockland February Gath, schooner Convoy.
French. .3a II ~. = :. ~. -ss
From Rockland February Gath, Schooner j.. c.
Crafts, Greeley. y sEE,&g
From New York March Sd, schooner Paul and
Thompson. Brown . 80 u -
From New York March TIN. schooner Maiilda
(Br.C, O'MahOney. t
From New York March 7th, schooner Lucy Jones,
Marehugh. s.t
! rt-s. -. s MEMORANDA. -
Schooner George p. Hallock, sharrett, hence, at
New York on Friday. st-.sf
BY telegraph.
NEW. YORK, March l0.-Arrlyed out Steamers
Ponce, Saratoga, Adolphus, MOlKnd, enrique, De-
ana, Arkoy, Mindat, Gnldregn, and Astronomer.
DISASTER. ~ 49, 49,
FAYAI, March 1O.-The bark Maria, from Do
boy for Belfast, previously reported abandoned and
from which vessel but two survivors or her crew
were rescued, in q famlshing condition, by an
American schooner, has been washed ashore here.
The greater part OF her cargo, consisting OF timber,
Will te saved. t82.f,s
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REMOVALS.
DEMOVAL OF ,Is;l
VELENT1NE's MEAT-JUICE WORKS AND
OFFICE.

In response to the increasing demand for VAL
ENTINE'S MEAT JUICE. and with the view to 4
Gently known article-li combination OF MEAT
JUICE and GLYCERISE-our works and office have
been removed from Thirteenth street to the court
between Main and Gary and Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. .1f 81. i-. -s't.f +, hS.
The building now occupied by us is centrally To-
Gated rs to business and transportation, and has
been constructed and arranged for our special and
improved machinery, and all the appliances have
been devised procured for the most satisfactory
prosecution OF our business, - - - -. r,
Office on the spacious court entered from Eleventh
street the works may I've approached either from
Cary Eleventh, or Twelfth street. Our catte-Eens
ana slaughter-house, as heretofore Twenty-hfth
street and Ninc-Mile road 90
~ 70" IRA W. BLUNT, =
Agent for Valentines Meat Juice. (:
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CULPEPER COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspach.I.
CULPEPER, March 8, 1877.
Seveaty-nine sheep were killed by dogs
in this county during the month OF Feb
ruary, and yet the Legislature has not
passed dos-law. The members who are
opposed to the law have been properly
called the p" dog" members, who are afraid
it will make them unpopular among the
negroes who composed the returning
board and who, they expect, Will return
them to the Legislature. May it not be as
we'll that the people should know. who
these "dog" members are3 Will not the
Richmond papers publish list OF these
men? j.
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DEADLY SHOOTING AFFRAY AT NASHVILLE.
Nashville. March Or. L.. Bright, son
OF Hon. John NJ. Bright, shot and killed
Lee Allen at Fayetteville yesterday. 1t has
transpired that Allen had been quarrelling
with Bright all the morning. Allen followed
Bright into Bright's law-ofice, when pis-
tol-shot being heard, several persons run
ming in found Allen dead. Both were law"
yerS, and it is supposed the difficulty ortgi-
mated in a lawsuit now pending in the
Tennessee Supreme Court.
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DESTRUCTIVE FALL OF GROCERY WARE
HoUsE-Ne,o York, March 9.-The five
story brick warehouse extending from No.
339 to 347 Washington street, occupied as
wholesale grocery warehouse by Henry
Welsh & Co., fell last night about 10 o'clock,
causing loss OF $4,000. The premises
flour, canned goods, and sugar. One man
is known to have been hurt. Mr.. Welsh
thinks the cause was rotten beams.
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EIGHT CHILDREN PoIsoNE D.-Mauch
Chunk, Pa, March 9.-Eight children,
three named Bevans, three Davis, and two
Jones, belonging to miners families at
Stockton, ate Of poisonous white root in a
swamp ON Monday. Millie Bevans, aged
two. years; Gussie Jones, aged six, and
Mary Davis, aged two, died. Hopes are
entertained OF the others recovery.
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A REMARKABLE SUBMARINE VOLCANIC
ERuPrIoS.-San Francisco, March 9.-The
Honolulu Gazette OF February 2Sth con-
volcanic outbreak in Keala-Kea-kana bay,
near the entrance to the harbor. The ma
tiyes report that the eruption occurred at
O'Clock on the morning OF the oath, appear
ing like innumerable red, blue, and green
lights. In the afternoon several boats visited
the place Of eruption, cruising over the
most active part, where the water was In
state of peculiar activity, boiling and ap-
pearing as ii passing over rapids, or very
much like the water at He'll Gate, New
York. Blocks Of lava two feet square came
up from below frequently, striking and
Earring the boats. AS the lava was quite
soft, no harm was done.
Nearly all the pieces on reaching the sur
lace were red hot, emitting steam and gas
strongly sulphurous. A rumbhng noise
was heard like that OF rocks in freshet,
caused, no doubt. by the eruption of lava
from the submarine crater, which Is sup
posed to be crack or line Of rupture ex.
tending at least mile irsm shore. An
other rupture, doubtless continuation OF
the submarine assure, was traced inland
from there nearly three miles, ranging in
"lcth from few inches TO three feet. In
some places water was seen running down
INTO The abyss below. A severe shock OF
earthquake was felt by these living at Kao-
Waioa and Kell during the night OF the
eruption, which must have preceded the
outbreak. IL was quite severe, but no DAM
age was reported. Is e
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cooks. STATIONERY. &c.

FRAGMENTS OF SCIENCE, series Of
l. detached Essays, Addresses and Reviews: by
John Tyndall, F. 4: s., fifth edition; $3.50; THE
ton IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM; by
Charles Darwin, d. A.: SO. ELECTRICITY AND
THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH: by George B.
TRICITY. = Az THE ROYAL INSTITUTION,
1s75,76; by John Tyndall: 81; EVERYDAY
TIVE LOGIC; by Rev. George p. Hays, d. D.;
$3.50. CHOICE SELECTIONS FROM THE
WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSkIN; So: THETRUE
MORALS, and RELIGION; selected from the
Works OF John Ruskn 81. Choice ROCKS con-
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BANK STATEMENT
BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL:
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Irr1JwnNn Rf,rch an 1927

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March 10, 1877
OFFERINGS. :sE a%a ava
WHEAT.-White, 800 bushels. Red, 1872 bushels.
CONSULATE, 5S6 bushels. Aired, SO bushels.
OATS.-1,210 bushels. .
SALES. = Ina. g. ~
WHEAT White, 90 bushels prime Mt $3.50; 20
bushels very good 1t S1.5s-totaI, 100 bushels.
Red, 142 bushels very good ut 1885, 100 bushels
very good at $1.57; Is bushels at S1.53; 446
bushels very good ut 81 SO; 18 bushels common at
$l.36-total, 1872 bushels. s-as-. Il
CoRs-White. SO bushels prime at Sc; $3.50
bushels very good at 51c.-total, $50 bushels. Air-
ed, So bushels very good ut 5Oc.; "a bushels very
good at 5lc.--iotal. SO bushels. -
OATs.-6O bushels OH private terms; 112 bushels
very good spring ut 35c.-total, l72 bushels.
ft RE-EXHIBITED.
OATS.-700 bushels.
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4 4 13<r
Yellow ry,za lO;zc cut Ioaf 21i;S a., - tossn
Rico; 1oc.; De1nerarn, 1Oln1i oke:
Soap Common, sore, beat washing. 961cs
' IT, s, sna fancy prices counsry 4eSe
Fl. sIio sanposdsr, si.ssa1.sS
lO = ''r'c''s 8 cno' ''
4, o. g. 23e &; Co, 24c. r. y. 25c.; Anchor
Nss'' a. n. W e..S . y. y 1- 2Se. s. ~
eaois' "ines. &cs
,sss oo SI1''h' oess ofands, pInts 329s2.lo y
g re- :I Domestic s125as2; fruit; s1.ss@
.ss ,eac,, Old
Rys Whfsxsys: Hsti1ns. 81 .S66as2. n,re old. 40
SSDps0fas3. "a and unwar,;s '''' '1e4s1."o' o'o
an, domestic, III. g5dsso imported. 81 a ea.e.
Reetiae ,.Y I'm JpafsSsns: Marker steady: proos
80 Lumber. sssye.. 2e,
s.ser Mse is Wesssrs
sa 1frsusa 600 yeiISM nine bospst. sioaH
DIST st5seS31Ss;s accorung 70 hnas11
Iir4 iatigSnIit. n 20: saWei. saasSsa'ss
1,00e.
Stores: Whfskey barrel timber. green. SlsGS2oY
timber, $6@$!:50 1000; Flolr-barTei polcs, "a
I@9; hogshead-hoops, no demand; hickory-hoopss
sl2.50s ,.,,, u X 81 ":
ys,..,.s. 1oa..a = go,
Ssrsssnssssss: ssSso ,!: 3 ) easl,ea.
MSsas p 2o@2s Sc. ], su s,s5s,
fsor.n Rrnn I Sc ner h,'shcI
oO'' 0'"" 90. 49, ~. oa ~n.. .a..- ~ ,,
POWDER, shof, &e.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.N31.2J B 100 feet
Potcder: 1913 by the five kegs-less than i've
kegs, 1928; blasting. s3.2o9S3.50:
Shot: Northern, g, aC@s2;3O D bag OF 20 IDS
Grtnastoaes: 1Ses2Hc. . ID. as!sfs -.
NV Terexrai,ts.,t..s} soe.4t,.
NEW YORK.
S-1y yopu af,r.h I n rot,o,, ,vae..L /. ridI,,no,
,rin,", 10 o. a. m,ifS,,n, nrIaa,,sA o z IEn
pa no % anS NOD
sues, Aul Eies co1soluateu me- TeeIpsssf S,you
Daics; e1pors-to Great bl1tann, o,IUS Dates,
70 me ConiinenL i,6Qi olles. fionr Ei!ner more
STEADY ana DeItes Snslness NANNY in elty MN eS-
tras at S5. S0lgSS70 common 70 lar extra soutn-
ern, S6.sO@S8GO. Wheat shade stronger, Win
far milling demand very limited export inquiry az
$l.3O Tor Inferior winner REQ western: GornE,NeWn
OATS dnli and In bmyers' favor Pork lower and
closed hrmer; new, S14.75: choice lots,
sl6.3zli@$l5.o0. Lard lower: closing more
steady; prime steam. $9;600S9. 40. lonee .qriet
Sugar dull and heavy; new quiet and steady. MO-
lasscs quiet. Turpcntne hr1ner NJ S4.2O. Rostn
frlner ut $2.05G52.15. Freights firm. -ri--s
p.rr1n,pv .afS STItiG n -
nA ahpa
bALTEtoREs, Marcn iu.-flours Irm, quleI, ana
unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged. South:
ern corn very Ialet ana s,eady; wee,ern nuil ana
l0Wcrs southern Wnfle luU yellow. Jl(uSC2c. OaLS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-12
BY Telegraph.

New YORK, March 10.-God opened at 1861.
Toon.-Stocks active, and lower. Money. 2iS per
cent. Gold, los. Exchange-L6ng, AS4k; short,
4s6. Governments moderately active and steady.
State bonds steady.
Erening. Mooney dull and offered at y per cent.
Sterling steady NJ 4S4lS. Gold weak ut l0th9 104h
quiet and nominal. sfgg~
BANK STATEMENT. ..s@
NEW YORK, March 10.-Loans decreased three
quarters of million; specie decreased one million
legal tenders decreased half millions; deposits
decrea ell three-eIghths Of millions; reserve de-
creased half million.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 10.-VirTipia SIS, deferred. );
lima 6's, old, 18l; new. 9; special tax, 9. Bid to-
day. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-12

COMMERCIAL FAILURE IN DETROlr.-De-
troit, March 9.-Caleb Ives, one Of the most
prominent businessmen OF this city, made
an assignment to-day. Liabilities, quarter
OF million; assets said to be equal to that
amount. --
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-12

Generals G. T. Beauregard and Jubal
Early are to institute and conduct a series
OF mammoth lottery-drawings in New Or
.-Philadelphia Times. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-12

"A RAoE-RDER Thrown AND KILIBD.--
Fep York, March s. ----Joe Simpson, one of
Colonel MeDaniel's, riders. Was; thrown
from horse in Trenton, N. j., yes terday.
HIS foot became entangled In stirrap and
ne was dragged some distance, his brains
broken. ',ses a. E. e