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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The receipts of live stock for the week Guiding
September I9, 1877, were about 225 head Of cali
tie, $50 hogs, and $50 sheep. One carload OF
hogs shipped The market continues well suppfh d
with common grades Of cattle, and prices for this
quality adE9. lower than lasr week. very best cat
tie in fair demand without any falling OF IN price.
We quote: ....,.-..
Beef Cuthe.-very best, 4'tG &c.: good. 4@4l.c. ;
medium or good fair quality. 34M3Ac.; common,
thin steers, bulls. &C., 2t13c. p H.. gross. .-,.
Hogs.-Tety best, 7!g(a 7a.c.: lighter grades, 6H@
&c. q H., net.
.Meep.-Vcry hest, in small lots. 4ac;: fair to
COOL 3Jsa4.c. e H.. gross. No demand for low
grades or stock sheep.
Ldmbs.-S2NS4 p head. ....
CnIpes-35d:10 4 head.
Nifch Co,cS.-S20 Oasis = head.
Weighed on livestock scales, $50 head OF cattle,
134 hogs, and 2l3 sheep.
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,TELEGRApHIC INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE IPREsIDEST
AND HIS PARTY. r

SPEECHES OF PRESIDENT HAYES, POST
MAsTER-G ENERAL KEY. AND GOVERNOR
HAMPTON AT CHhrTANooGk-s300 900
LOST BY THE BURNING OF STEAMERS AT
ST. LOUIs-IMMENsE DAMAGE TO CROPS
ny HIGH WATER IN THE SoUTH-DEATH
OF SENATOR BoGY, OF MIssoURI-THE
GREAT STORM IN THE soUTH-DEATH OF
A NEW YORK BANK PREsIDENT-RETURE
OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO WASH
INGToN-THE EASTERN WAR-MEET1NG
OF COUNT ANDRAsSY AND BISMARCK
YELLow-FEvER REPORT, &C.
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Yellow.Feyer Report.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 20.-Se-
ven deaths occurred from yellow-fever to-
day in Fernandina-al white persons. DR..
Palmer is in very critical condition.
Fifteen new cases were reported to-day.
Heavy rains have prevailed for the past
two days and caused an increase in the
mortality. The weather tonight is very
cool and stormy. -
A contribution OF $500 froH, the Mari
time Association of New York was re-
ceiyed to-day. Also. contributions from
Gainesville, Jacksonville, and other points.
Fifteen nurses have gone from here.
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Laying Of u Cornerstone.

correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.J
The cornerstone OF the new Episcopal
church (Rey. Theodore Reed rector) was
iad to-day in Hamilton, growing place
on the Washington and Ohio railroad, in
the county Of I.oudoun, Va. The church
"ill be neat building OF the gothic style.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1917. u.s.. 50
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET,

SEPTEMBER l7.-Vlrgna bright five pounds SJc!
@sl: Virginia bright i've and extra twist SS
6n7Oc: Virginia bright extra 6-tnch twist, 6S
G7ic.: Virginia medium G. and 12-uch twist, So
n soc. Virginia common g. and 12-inch twist. SOC
55c.; Nir:1nia mahoCany navy 3s' IS and os' 4og
~ = ,..' KENTUCKY. .
Louisville navy, bright mahogany' 34M35G;;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 53tn34c.: LOUISVILLE
navy. mahogany. second class, 4SG50c.; Louisville
navy. line black. 4SM50c.: kentucSy smoking To-
bacco lbs, rs, and as. 29hi0
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DETAILS OF THE BURNING.

ST. Louis, September 20.-Thc steamer
Grand Republic was burned to the waters
edge. and sunk before morning. 1t is
doubtful whether the machinery will be OF
any value. She was owned by Captain
Thornesan, valued at S15o,000, and insured
for $4,000 in about twenty-five offices.
The Carondelet will probably be total loss.
She was owned by Captain Hicks and three
associates, and valued at 100000; insured
FOR S17 0O0
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Bishop Thomas U. Dudley protestant
EpiscopaD, OF Kentucky, who is an eX-Con-
fedcrate soldier, marched in the ranks of
the eX-Coniederates who welcomed Presi-
dent Hayes to Louisville. In meeting to
organize the eX-Confederates for the recep-
ton the Bishop said that the President I" had
commended himself to the respect OF all
good citizens by his manly trmness in hon.
estly adhe1ing to the very letter OF his prom
-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

SEPT EMRER lS.-Beeues-Fresh offerings were
4 carloads. or 696 head, ana there were also on
sale q number of carloads since yesterday. The de-
mand was limited, and only part Of the supply was
orted, or s@sIsc. q To- for common to decent Tex
as and Cherokee cattle, and 90 1kc. for common
port quiet trade ut s@ioc p ID. for ordinary to
good native beef sides, and 6Ha Sc; for Texas beef
10sc. q h. to dress Sc lbs to the gross cwt. 25 do
ewt., ut lGc.. to dress Sc lb5.; 22 do, 81 cw at
sss 70 dress dress 81 e p Hssst sw d. s sS
40. 81 cwt q se: 10 d. 6 eTt t Ct ct sss;; So
81 do, 6i cwt:. at 9se. 70 dress s. lbs; "a 9ho
grassers, 6. cwt-, at 9ac. to dress SO MS aud 2e
Texans, OF lbs. average alive, at SIC TO dress Se
Cnlrea.-Fresh arrivals were 1888 head. There
was little better eclinS but prices wers about the
in de,and at lo@loe. . b.; Sales include S5 grass
S b. s ss q E@sSs county sSS IL iss 81
Sheep and Lambs.-Fresh arrivals we're 6 car,
loads or ll2l head, The - demand nn was ap aa 10
prime sheep were quote'l at 4a@5ac; 2 b., and or.
binary 10 choice lambs at 54@6Ac. Dealers repor,
slow trade at 6@9c 10 for dressed MUTTON 20 ana
s shf ST. g sS S o IS M d DO
smns at IS TS b.. a tDo ii @ ss ss9
do, is bs, at 5ae.; 2oi dos u ths,, az rs; 1sa e
do s. LIMBS; s g. se o. s. s. d e. s a i
ITO do. SO BIS. at sc; and lo7 PENNSYLVANIA do'
oG S, l arrivals were 1aK carloads. or
1855 head, including q. carloads sale alive.
Fair to good Ohio hogs were nominay quoted a, at
5105N p b.. and ordinary 10 fair State DO. al 6S
g54c. p tb.-Joarnat Of Commerce, -
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
SEPTEMBER l7.-Horsss and Jfules-There Is
stock few good Newly ork streeters being all that
are selling Quotations remain unchanged us toll
! lows: -EEl> ar'. ~ lL..ts 8
! Good Driving Horses--ln light demand. $125@s200
Plugs-ln good supply; no demand...... 25@ 90
| Southcrr-Fair and good qualities III
Ugh, supply; demand sna gdoa New York 'os 90
good IN ns.. supp. .... 75@ 10
sl IsSs sspp1y light an demand $50 90
oe Demand .rr.. 75@ 100
Di a tbe ma e etes 1850 100
/ MULES.
! Plug Mules-supp!y moderate; demand st
Plantation Macs.suppiy liberal; de- Jay
mand very light. 800: ..:.............. SOC GO
from 10 70 a6S name Me high, In hsht ,ona 7ao
Smooth Mues-Ec.Ir and good, FROM
l6s 70 Is hap. IS high In light supply; 1909 lao
smooth anles Fair and good. fromio :
II 70 1SH neLds high, In light supply
Il deuano very light. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 lo,o
4 gss FsE. UgBRoKE MULES. So ~
II Quotationson al grades are Sl0@$Ia 9 hsaa !es.
tthan those forbroke mules. CuproKe nuiess " ~
saldeIs se as II ess sa
tornde Those that are four years OLD 10 stSe1
years are the most marketable Times.
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The Southern Flood.

IMMENSE DAMAGE TO CROPS BY HIGH WATER.
MONTGOMERY, September 20.-The War
rior river has risen sixty feet and it is still
rising rapidly. The entire river country is
submerged. The loss OF crops is calam-
itous. The Alabama is rising slowly at this
point. The rain has beaten out an I'M
mense quantity Of cotton. 1t has been rain
inc since Tuesday.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.


SEPTEMBER 49, IVooi.-Thns early In the week
but little has been done. The decided manifestation
among spectators at tho close OF last week. With
the full parcels taken. leads 10 confidence. Some
further inquiry has come from this source, but WITH
out very material additional trading yet. u pre-
s,lmed that the wants OF manufacturers this week
will be sufficient to give fair dearee OF animation
to trade alone since the goods market shows salts
factory activity. Western nccccs, having had most
attention, are especially held with strength. Cali
fornia, on the few transactions. have shown tho
full rates of last week. In Texas. western lots are
urged Pulled of choice grades show to q light
amount In the supply. and easily bring full hgures
Sales are $4,000 lbs. spring California at 2Ahc.;
$500 fs. do, AT gee: 5 bales fall do. ut 16c 20
bales do. at 1shc:: % bale: spring DO. at 24c:;
ern Texas on private terms: 900 lbs. do. Mt ego
23l5c; 5000 TBS. do, 900 bs fine Eastern Texas,
on private terms 40U0 fbs foreign noils on private
waite terms; $4,000 fbs, Georgia on private terms:
$4,000 lbs. X and above Ohio fceces 1t 47tG 3Dc.
10000 lbs. State fceccs at 43c.-Journdt Of Com
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND LODGE IN BAITI-
MORE.
! BALTIMORE, September 20.-In the Grand
Lodge the special order-the amendment to
change the name OF the Grand Lodge from
50 Grand Lodge OF the United States " to
"Supreme Lodge I. o. o. F.""was taken
I'D. The yeas and nays were called and the
amendment lost yeas, n; nays, 6l-not
two-thrds vote as required by the constitu-
ton. ..
It was considered mex pedient and i'm
practicable, on account OF the laws OF the
Spanish Government in relation to secret
societies, to take any steps towards grant
ing charter for lodge in Havana, Cuba.
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LOUISVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER IT, Cdttle.-A good run Of cattle
on the market to-day and all changed hands at fair
prices, the greater portion Of which quite infe.
nor Extra shippers, $4,000 $3.50; best butchers
S3.75@S4 rs, with Il few extra butchers ut $3.50;
fair to good, S2.75MT3.50; common; Sl.5O@
SO so; oxen, S2.75Ms3.75, owing to quality. ....
Hogs.-Extra hogs firm at S5@S5.15: stockers,
S4.50@$4.75
Sheer and LambS.-Market active at 1880
Mob for extra sheep; stock sheep. S3.25@S3.50.
Lambs, $3.5O@:4; common to fair. *3@$3.50.
Market closed firm; all sold.- COnrier-JoUrndL
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Ohio.

HEAVY LOSS FROM TIE BURNING OF STEAMERS.
CINCINNATI, September 20.-Special dis
patches place the loss by the burning Of the
steamers at St. Louis at over S300,OO0. The
steamer Grand Republic was insured for
100000 in the Howe, Carroll & Powell
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
.1cHuoSD TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

THURSDAY, September 90, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 221 hossheads, 25
tierces,.and II boxes The offerings at auction on
Change were eS packages: Of which number So
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from So. co TO $3.50.
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Bank Failure.
APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER FOR A CHICAGO

APPUINTHENT Of hECEIFEH FUN a O1t1CAUU
BANK.
CHICAGO, September 20.-Judge i}liams
granted the petition filed by a number Of de-
positors in the Farmers, Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank, and appointed as
receiver S. d. Ward. This. bond was fixed
at $3.50, 00O.s There was little excitement on
account Of the failurcc:,,-as it is generally be-
Eeyea that it VIII not prove disastrous to
the deposttors or general publies. The de,
positors number about 2, 900. &3.d f.Lt.,.zs =
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET,

SEPTEMBER 1S.-Dcmanh from manufacturers Is
entirely for small lots: offerings fair but hold
ers are no. willing to further modify their views.
New crop Virginia quoted ut 800, and lead seal 10.
Journal Of Commerce. ...... ..... ...
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 20.-Gold opened ut 1O35.
N0on.-Stocks firm and advanced. Money on call.
per cent. Gold, 1035. EXchauge-Long, 4s3h;
short, 4S7 State bonds steady. Governments firm.
Ecening.-Money active AT 81 per cent. Sterling
quiet at 1884,. Gold. 1885. Governments strong !;
new SIS, 107E States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 20.-Virginia G's. old,
80; deferred. 53: consolidated 62a; second series,
AZ. North Carolina 6's, old, II. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21

Ny own education in my native city Of
Boston, until / went to college. was Of the
public schools OF that city, William, III.
Eparts-Speech IN Louisville. r. 81
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IrI0ur.

Fine, $3.50; superine, s5.5O@S3.75: extra SUI
perfine, $6,25@S6.50; common family, s7@s7.50;
fancy family and City Mills, S6@SS.25. il.
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APOELHNARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERYESCENT.

DIX. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "A delightful beverage.
Great relief for sea-sickncss."
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Ear superior to
Vichy, Settler, or any other" .,..-..
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. ''MoSt grateful and
refreshing"
DIR. Il. OGDEN DOREaUS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiHcially aerated waters"
PROFESSOR WANKLYN, LONDON, ENGLAND
"Jmpregnated only With its own gas"
DIR. F.. r. PEASLEE Useful and very agrees
bic"
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. +. n. OTIS. Health
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute disease"
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD. MILDLY antacid; agrees
well with dyspeptics, and where there Is a equity
diathesis.''
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with Wine; uSeiui III
Catarrhs Of Stomach or Bladder and IN Govt"
m. J. MARION a.Is. mot only luxury, but
necessity"
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To be had OF all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
aists, and Mincral-Water Dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale Of 3 a ~ =.
FREDERICK DE barry Sc CO.,
a l and IS Warren street,
mn DOM YykRHeow1y; New York.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

CORN.-IVhite, 42O bushels. Yello,c, 734 bush
els. HiEed. A bushels.
OATS.-l9S bushels.
National Republican., 1877-02-08

sROCEBIEs.
CHoiCE FAMILY GROCERIES.
CoFFEEs-aroon, Roasted, Ground.
CHOCOLATES, ooooAN
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
IErgsEb5ss EErDggssEsb555sss,
oonrsrrp1rs. $EE$$$$s$S$EzEES; #EEs!$$a EzEEFS$f''
s$$sEfhsf $$sE F4ffs sssDEf1s' s1a Piss,
Eve bsJi sfSEEH$ EfSE 4i%s, sSAsdSES'
Fresh Arrivals. And many other recent
BAY Egn ss;s, from HES;5F!'EG: f. per cent,
FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE.
rREsEEyEp, CONSERVED and DRY CANTON
GINGER, Just arrived.
CALIFORNIA JELLIEs, ave-pound paIlsoniy u.
earnestly ,eq.s.. re- q those yho wish @ , st,tctIy
braces many articles not to be purchased elsewhere,
B. W, REED SONS,
-jall.u l2le = street northwest.
q q. CoRNwELL SON,
FINE aRoCERs.
JUST RECEIVED,
80 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
One car load of PEARS;
Direct from California;
10 bbls. Cape God oRANBERRIEs;
30 cases "Bryant's" French
VEGETABLES;
Peas, Beans, Mushrooms, Asparagus Mixed
Vegetables, Trufies.
TABLE SAUCES, Il VARIETIES;
Lea & Perrins' GENUINE Sauce;
French Vinegar and Mustard;
Albert Biscuit, from Edinburg;
Huntley & Palmer's Waters;
Is dozen Queen Olives, new crop;
80 dozen Gordons Celebrated Preserves;
gross Cox's aclatlne;
lOs boxes Now Raisins;
100 bbls. MINNESOTA FLOUR
BUoKwHEAT, New York;
New Crop New Orleans MoLAssEs.
vANA OLGA
A Speciality. Always Fresh.
WHISKY:
Keller's Celebrated BOURBON;
Gibson's RYE;
Crows BOURBON;
Hermitage RYE;
Cooks BOURBON.
The above are received direct from the distillery
and guaranteed PURE.
SHERRIES,
SHERRIES,
PORTS,
PORTS,
BRANDIEs,
MADEIRA;
MADEIRA;
All Celebrated Brands.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Pure Juice, every Week.
@. @. CORNw ELL & SON,
no2o.tf Opposite willard's Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-02-08

BALTIMORE, Feb. 7,-virginia skies, deferred,
ries, 3sA; North Carolina skies, old, IN.
Commercial.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
NKw YORK, Feb. 7.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales OF i5i bales at l2A@l2bc. Consolidated net
receipts, %, s6 bales. Esports-Great Britain, 5s,-
2sS pales; France lO,LI7 ba'es; Continent, Il, ,3sI
bales; Channel, 2,G2O bales.
s9 upane iaeH&Sy n ssS
EE@S5o: common 70 good extra, Western, and
ei;Ta S snsy y snSe. doc, sssss s a 81
10 good extra , VhS ss 7Sss eom%Sn TO choice eI
good 70 prime, y 8 rs 20: choice % double extra.
Rye .Ssf re- % cAosSs s2 csfS
f. sid, %i:n 'siis .rs RS%a;yias.ns s.
spring: asos, q y FOR No. Missnfee; ass Tor
sS: asste fas'tS aHs ssts a0%HS an ss Sc
for Western: ssos2e for Jersey, state and CanIds.
GS aI ssav ssss sss Sat maine qSs ss
snd unesanEsd; Csnads peas ,tssdy b. ssc. bond.
SSg. and home @ s;s e old sl,soas dssiSsd % sSsnss; @
ssas @sd s Gr new
mixed SoS for new Ne sSs for new steamer
white 90. Hay arm; 7Sc for shipping. Hops quiet
Wesfsrn is@sSc fST new New YSrs. and sss,se fsr %
sss. aae and % & To- scoa
pig ST prime Mfnss in r
.lrIy e GIVE nlSy M % erads ss
l2c; refined from rehners 28Ac; res,les &c; cases
2g4c; naptha. iS'a. Tallow more steady at $50
SS.lee: Resin steady A. Gg@2 2S for strained.
irresgsr :, % for state and fsnnsyiysnla eiSssc
Tor Western; at9g ior cured. Coal unchanged.
Leather unchanged. Wool quiet and hrm; de-
i?@sc; Texas, isCs2sc. Port aulet and nrmer; new
Western picked hams, lO'sclmiddles quiet; sac for
Dressed hogs steady; Western sold at ~. Lard
higher and somewhat excited; prime steam, ell IS
bssss e hss' isI sSd a. r f g. fer
fer common to prime. Linseed UNCHANGED; e. l2h
@2lb, gold. Whskey hrmer at NGls9l Os1.
Freighis to Liverpool dull and heavy; cotton. per
sail, A@9-2d; per steam, Ai; wheat. per stca n,
45d nominal.
BAhJIhonn; Feb. Z cotton quiet and steady;
Flour quiet, steady and UNCHANGED. Wheat
steady; Pennsylysnia red, 81 BIOL 80. Corn
Southern active; Western fairly active and eesier:
Southern white, IsfeS6c; do. yellow, 509Ssc; Wesl
&c: Western white, 4i9i8c. Rye steady and nrm
at TD72c. Cloyerseed scarce snd arm; good to
prime, l5k@i6Ac. Hay duIl andunchangsa. Pro.
visions hrm and quiet. Pork sl7 s@i7B, Bulk
Pscss d: :@s,ss. % BasoS- -s6oulSsrs !Hae; clear
RIB sides, iCc; hams, iihl5tac. Lard-feaned; lli
6lia. Butter unchanged. Petroleum nominal;
crude, le@l2,sc: refined. DC. Coffee dull and
nominal; Rio, cargoes, i7's@2hc; Jobnlng. Eh6e
sugar active ana strong at ii9c.
Receipts; Flour, 80; wheat, Soi corn %, 800;
oats, 90; rye, 7U. shipmentsi Wheat, $500; corn,
National Republican., 1877-02-08
Natinual GepnbIitatr
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial.

wAsHISGTos, d. u. Feb. 7, 1877.
The New York Poh's financial article says:
"Gold opened At i05S. At io;7 o'clock II fell to
i5H, and all the saes have since heen at io5N.
Exchange Is not so strong as yesterday, and busi-
ness In prime bankers sterling bills Is quoted at
tIHaIs5S, demand bills being relatively weak.
Money Is abundant. with per cert. Che ruling
rate for call loans. Governme bonds, on the ex-
trtme decline OF u in the price OF gold, are Y
lower than at the close yesterday for tine SIS, ess
and new nves; Y for the SIS Of 1881, old e5's and
currency 6's and y for the i0-+0's. In the stock
market the chief interest continues to center In
Western union Telegraph stock, which, In tho
cloud OF rumors respecting the specuations In It.
has been down to IN, after seliing rev days ago
as high as rs. Al present the prise is AN. After
Western Union Telegraph, the weakest stocks
have been New Jersey Central, which has ranged
between 20 and "a; Delaware a Hudson, which has
ranged between 90 and 5sA, and Delaware, Lscka-
wanna and wei tern, between 69k and eslS. or the
remainder Of the list, Milwaukee st. Paul pre-
ferred has advanced and the common ", and Lake
Shore u; otherwise little has been done, and thero
have been no important changes In price,
In New York to-day money was dull at a@1X.
Ehchange qnlet as W Gold stronger a. ioo's@tooh.
The sub-Treasury btances at New York today
were. Gold, ~, $50; currency t1 "a, SO The
sub-Treasury paid out on account Of Interest,
600; for bonds, $500. Custom receipts,
tii0,C1O
National Republican., 1877-02-08

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SMALLEST DoDaER.
Once,
COR. PA. AVE. AND THIRTEENTH ST.,
Second Floor.
MEssRs. BURaDoRF 4 BROTHER
fai drivers farnished II required. ocis-sm
| .JusIRs PATENT lsTEEL) SOLE AND
i ~ AEHK PROTEGTDIkS make your kh0aa In
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PROPOSALR,

PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
q KiLDY STREET, BosToS, ;
January 81, 1877.
Proposals, sealed and indorsed "Proposals for
Manila Hemp" will be received at this office
until MONDAY, February 20, at IL o'clock m,
for furnishing twenty tons OF 2, $40 pounds per ton
Manila Hemp at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
subject there to the usual inspection and Gov
eminent tests.
Samples of the quality required can be seen at
the Commandant's Ofiice at the said Navy Yard,
where all Information can be obtained.
Two satisfactory suretles must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing q faithful execution Of the
offer, II accepted.
The price Of the Hemp must include its delivery
at the CharlestOwn Navy Yard. All Hemp re-
Of the bidder, and It will be at his risk until
moved.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on appli-
cation at this office. q. Z. THORNTON,
fe5 Pay Inspector u. 5. N.
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RAILROAD6,

N~N>~NNN~NNNNN
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
to the
NORTH, WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY "a, l6T7, s. p. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
500 a. M, Baltimore and way stations.
7:0Oa. m :, baltimore. nnapolis and way stations
7:50a m, Point of Rocks and way stations.
$500 a. m, N. Y, Philada and Boston express.
Sunday to Baltimore only, stopping at way stations
$500 M, Baltimore and way stations.
's:pa m. Chicago, st. Louis and PlttsburR ex-
press; Pittsburg, hagerstown and Valley prancn,
..ioiio :; m, baltimore express. On sunday for
Annapolis.
ann way stations
'I.Sp. M, N. Y, Philada 4 Norfolk express. On
Sunday to BALTIC. only, stopping at all stations.
$50 p. m. Baltimore and way stations.
4:3O b. m, baltimore and Laurel express.
4i3D p. m, Pt. OF Rocks, Frederick, wav stations
.i;3S p. m, Balto., Annapolis and way stations.
TC0 p. m, Baltimore and way stations.
'7:l5 p. NJ, Cbica 90 and Columbus express.
'T;I5 p. m, st. Louis. and Cincinnati eS presI.
's:9 p. M, Pt. Rocks, way stations: p.4J sunday.
.p:20 p. m, New York and Philada express.
a. Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. Janl3-tf