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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON--MIDWAY PARK-RELI-
GIoUS-DEATH OF ". A. MAUPIN. :.
fEorres pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
,....r a.. APRIL 4. 1877.
Governor Wade Hampton arrived here
this morning by the Virginia Midland ex-
press. He was met at the depot by large
concourse OF citizens, with Webb's Cornet
Band, and when he emerged from the cars
he was greeted with uproalious cheers. He
was conducted to an open carriage, where
he was introduced to many OF the citi-
Zcns. Loud calls were made upon him
for speech; when he arose and
said that this demonstration was rs pleasant
az it was unexpected. He regarded it with
the more pleasure as he looked upon it as an
expression OF sympathy for South Carolina.
He had before saitf in the presence Of this
peope that, though the clouds were dark
and lowering, he anticipated brighter flu
turc for his crushed State. He believed that
the ticne had come when these hopes were to
be realized, and South Carolina was to take
her stand alongside of her sister Virginia.
His speech was received with applause,
and tile tears OF sympathy trickled down
the cheeks OF stalwnrt men and fair
women who had assembled to do honor
to this the greatest OF living men. n
pleasant episode OF tUe GccaSlofl WAS llle
presentation OF bouquet 10 the distin-
guished visitor by little girl IN her nurses
arms. The chivalrous gentleman received
the touching tribute to his greatness, and
bestowed upon the beautifuFchild fervcnt
embrace. He was escorted to Colonel
Thomas l.. Preston's residence, near the
University, and the carriage moved of
amidst the Hearty acclamations OF the peo-
nle IT. iS understood that ES will remain
here for day or two. .,-
Our authorities have utiiZeE the space ut
the head of University street by making
well there, inclosing it with palinS, and
sodding, plaIlsing trees. flowers, dc. 1t is
4 great relief 10 the place. anu Is the first
attempt at public ornamentaiion that they
have been guilty OF. 1t is to DC hoped that
it may serve 10 stimulate them to further
work OF this Find. 80 49,.
Religious meetings arc in progress at the
Baptist and Methodist churches. Rev. j.
William Jones preached in, the Baptist
church on Sunday morning, and before the
Young Mems Christian Association at the
University at night.
Willie A. Nhsupin. son OF The late PROBES
sor Maupin, OF tue University, died in Bal.
timore Monday Of consumption, and will
be buried at the University graveyard to-
day. He was young ma!n OF great popu-
larity, and his death is mol.rned by large
circle Of friends. -"' QuIr.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERN1ANs.-Neeo
York, April 3.-The Convention Of the. An-
cient Cxder Of Hibernians, before adjourn
ment, appointed National Directory OF
eight members to act with the national Off
GERS ia the management OF the affairs OF the
order. The total number Of members in
the order is 472,GIS, and the number of del
ega:es present 152, representing awenty-six
States, j., .-'.... =" =. '|. -, III
The Directory held a meeting to-day, and
issued an address to the people OF the United
States declaring that the order has no con-
nection with the famous Molly Maguires OF
PENNSYLVANIA that the State officers OF
Pennsylvania had made searching inves-
tigation into the matter, and found that
there was no connection between the An
cient Order of Hlbernians and the Molly
NIaguires, and that the officers had cut OIL
from all connection with the former organ
izations in the counties of Schuylkill, Car
bon, Columbia, and Northumberland; that
they had removed all Objectionable clauses
in their constitution which conilicted with
their holy church, and that their object was
to unite their race and creed for benevolent
purposes, and to this end they desired the
encouragement OF the ministers OF their
holy religion.
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/ Monsieur Nicolini, tenor (who is charged
withholding Madame Patti Gaax's lover, has
written n note to o London newspaper to
say that itlwas not Madame Eicolini who
has asked for separation, as was reported.
It was he who applied for it, and he adds:
!" Cette separation jepai demandee pour DIES
causes de ,familie ,,tout-a-fait, oranges .au
TAFT cite dams les iourna1S qni ,qpt coptmlls
I'srreur, ct qu'iI estinutie de rappsleF. icl,'"E
petersburg is to have the crazy negroes.
She Is welcome to them. We fi1d the sane
ones hard enough to,manage. -Suf otk Sun.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
April. 3, 1877.
BY the accident on the Richmond and
Danville railroad which occurred last Sat-
urday night on Difficult creek, in Halifax
county, the losses, sustained by parties in
DAnrille, so far as they can be ascertained,
are as follows: r. l.. Brown, three hogs
heads Of tobacco, valued ct about $500; j.
NJ. & p. Wise, one hogshead OF tobacco and
a carload Of loose. tobacco, valued at 5000.
d. Lyon, twenty-six boxes Of manufactured
tobacco; Pemberton e Penn, fourteen
hogSheads Of leaf tobacco, valued ut $1,000;
j. S. Bernard Il Co., two hossheadS; W. NJ.
Cooper, two hogsheads; Parrow & Brothers,
two hogsheads; w. Ii. Trowbridgc, one lot
Of smoking tobacco, value unknown.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOUTHERN POLICY.

THE Ex-pREslDEET SAYS THAT THE NJ
CHoLLs. AND HAMPTON GOVERNMENTS
OUGHT TO DE RECoG MEDIA NEW YORK
GIRLS CLOTHING SET ON FIRE BY AN UN-
KNOWN MAN HOW THE INTERVIEW EE-
TWEEN HAMPTON AND SENATOR PATTEe.
SON WAS BROUGHT ABoUT-EMB AR-
RAISED NEW YORK BROKERS' REsuMING
BUsIN s-THE EASTERN QUESTION
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.. &C.
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nAnr.E Ys.srI,,Ia,rE.s,y..


.-oon I:z4 EgeIIng AO:14
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL A., 1877.
i ..ay,s. I. ARRIVED. <e.gss ~
Steamer Eliza Hanrox: Clifford, Norfolk, mer--
cfandise and passengers. J.. r.. Tatum. agent.
D nnss srise Mnsr Sor Ulenas Liverpool SALT
Ban Anna r. tHus.I. M,-ineoy,ch. raItimore-
light, to loa'i for Rio De Janeiro. Dunlop i NC
Schooner Joseph ". Allen. Chase, Woods Hole.
guauo, Allison Addison.
CLEANED.
Schooner George Peibody, McCal,aH. Csrdcnas.
hopa Josfah HzrriI s Co.; vcssol, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Stcrcr Shirley, Tr1vers, BaIti,norr, ncrctar 1tsc
and passengers. j.. y. Tatum. agent 81
schoorer Joseph W. AIlen. Chase, Norfofk guano.
sc,oones Dexter Clark, curtiss Sew Yora, corn,
Curtis & Parker.
" CLEARED POM rms rosr.
| aror, Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak tSor,
FSom Liverpool March 1st, bark woyc Nor, An
/ From Liverpool February f5th, busx Rsth Ennis.
Froz, Bostonesfareh go. Barkeatine Nora. Smith.
FroEr Sen dorE aarcn ftht schooner a1atiida
irons RoesianS March =, schooner Maggie Bell
!. Prom orient, L. r.. March -,schooueT ". +. Par
From Ca!ais, Me- March =, schooner Moonlight.
From Ban,hore Btaroh so'h, schooner Lostfe&
FROM ~ ny York March sothr Schooner Hattie
C6orhbs. Bishop. 4.
from BalranbreF March 31ss. schooner d. Der
FROM Baltsnore, arsscK s1sr, schooner Oyoca,
Cnster... -
From Delaware Break~ntcr M'rch 8 rsts bark ia
SON ;Nor.) OIseu. - - i,.,.t! -.siB.
From Philadelphia Masrf 31st. schooner John i.
Curtis, .Hastine. 10y.
From BaUimere April Oh schooner maid:of tho
Mist, Penton. ,siI
= MEMORANDUM.
Brig Sarah WadIhce (Br.l. Scott. from Richmond,
arrived at Rio dr Jan,iro February 23d -
Schooner Mary aeien, Stubborn from Richmond,
arrivcofa at Bahia Pcbruary I4fh. "a,
Schooner Lottle,- Speed. from Richmond, at New
York April I'd. ,..t4i
Schooner A. y, Goodman cleared from Alcxan-
dri, fortunes river April Sd,
Schooaers THONGS G.. Benton. Miller and John
NcDonnsiE MckeDdfy, from Richmond; and Pearl,
Shorter, aud John Cadwalafer, PhinEty, from
James river, at Phffadciphia APRIL Oh
Schooner Laura C-Woif, Ewing from Ricllmon
ut Philadelphia Aprfp3d.
SchoonerJ. +. Fl. Iaugrall. Flowers, from Rich
mond at Nlltmore April3d.
sMfsCBLAEY. s.h
Schooner --s Williams, from Philadelphia or
New York 6r;City Point. Is ashore on Goose HHl
Flats.
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DECLINES TO BE ;IMERVlEwEn--A LADY
CoMpaN1oN.- London, April 3.-All efforts
t obtain an interview with the man 4" SUIT
life" have failed thus far. he positively
declines to be questioned. He rs known at
the house where he lodges as "Garbctt,"
and is accompanied by awoman, who passes
as his wife. .2st az 81, a+.at ~; gag F -.
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the adiudicatcd cases on this subject we are
satisfied that the proposition herein an
.nonneed with reference to the exemption
from punishment OK the, treasurer and
tickct.agent oil a corporation Is sustained by
a decided weight Of authority. The sum-
mons against w. II. Brown, ticket agent as
aforesaid, must therefore be dismissed.
March 81, 1877.
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FIRE AT JACKsoNvILLE-A Posr-OFFIcE
DESTROYED IVushinqton. April 1.-The
Post Office Department has received a dis
patch that the poSt-oflice at Jacksonville,
Fla, was burned on Monday, but all the
property had been saved, and asking -au-,
thority to make temporary arrangements
There are no details regarding origin orcX-
tent Of fire. The building was the finest in
the city, and was used for District Court
and other Federal purposes.
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TAXES a STROLL lNHYDE p ARR.--Loadon,
April 3.-The Victorla's passenger, identi.
fed us A. Oakley Hall, took a walk in Hyde
Park yesterday. He4was dressed in an or.
binary morning suit, and was accompanied
by middle:aged lady. 90 y " 800 y, ::
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: = ~ III =
FORMAL. CELEBRAT1ON OF THE OPENING OF A

FOkMA AL CElE BtAItON OE.-IuE OfENisu cE a
.i>i2 NARRoW-GAUGE RAILROAD
Especial telegram to the Dispatch ~.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, April 4.-The oren-
ing of the Royal Land CDmpany's Narrow
Gauge railroad from Fredericksburg to
Orange Courthouse was formally celebrated
to-day by visit from citizens Of Fredericks-
burg and Harrisnnburg upon invitation OF
the road and, the, corporate, authorities OF
this place. Judge John Critcher OF West
moreland, Judge II. T. O'Ferrall and Sena-
tor John Il: Roller of Rockingham, Hon. j.
3. sener,a Lieutenant- Governor John i.
Marye, and q, number, OF other leading citi-
zens OF Fredericksburg, are present. The
entertainment Of visitors is bountiful and
hospitable, and there is general rejoicing at
the opening Of the road and its probable
early; extension to Harrisonburg. There
will be ball Tonight
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL PowDER-3IiIL tx.
PLos1oN.-.Sqn francisco, April 3.-The
Clearinghouse OF the powder-mills ut Santa
Cruz blew up to-day, killing one man and
injuring several others in the vicinity
About nine tons OF powder were in the
mill, and the explosion did considerable
damage to the town.
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CHEAP LOTS.

INHE COMING PARK.-Chimborazo will
l. In time become thing Of beanty.' although
II lacks good deal Of now and the CIIEAPLOTS
adjoining the park rhat DICKINSON & CHEWS-
ING will sei7' mkt FIsa)AY AFTERNOON VIII be
in den,,nd. The man who gets lot now for $50
may sell 1t fer 100 before lie makes hts last pay
ment. mp salt
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COMM ERCIAI.
,O2N AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April i. 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 40 Bushels. Red. 80 hls"s!'.
CORN White. 24S iIsslIrlS. Hi.rsd. 800 b'fa'icis
HEAL.-f0 bushels.
SALES. G
Witt. 40 Bush,is very good ut sF-7J.
Red. 30 bushels prime at * so.
CORN.-IJhite. l2O bushels very good as 5Sc.
1ired, $50 bushels very good on private tersH-
NEAL.-fO bushels ut toe.
RE-EEIIiBITED.
CORS.-IJRits, 100 bushels.
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DESTRUCTIVE FMEa IN,:VERMoNT:- Nest
Randolph, w., April 3.-Dobris & Goy''s
block Oh Main street. with two small build
ings, were burned this morning. Total
loss, S37,650; insurance, $4,000. os 49,,
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t5y Telegraph.

new YORK. A,ril 4.-tio!d opened at lCf9r.
No0n.-Socks active. unsettled, and hctteSfccll'c.
AS: short. 49, Stnte bonds strong. Clover r.
meuts dull, but iirIS.
EccaiRg-Moncp easy: per cent. bid. Sterling
steady 1t 1Sjls Cold tlrim ut 104hGl105. Govern
mcntS dull and s.t.t, SIS, lUsd. States Iuscs
aud nominal. .
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Acknowledgements is. deferred so :;
consolidated, 7Oa second series, 43. SertlEharo-
lima 6's ODD 10 new &. Bid to-day.
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CIsGQTET.

CROQUHT FOR THE MILLION.-Eight
~ balls and malets, nicely painted; stakes and
10 arches: packed in & strong bCx with slide I'D,
with book Of tlstrtict ans. Price. Sl.23. -
Aloa set With 3 bads ana maiifIs, but not packed
in box. 95c.
'''' j. " EL.LYsON,at
ap 3-1ms .... liz lofaln street.
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TIE QUEENS THEATRE BURSED.-London,
April 4.-The Queens Theatre ct .EdinI
burgh was burned about midnight. No one
was hurt. -. -. .-..s.,,-7r<
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D ms Nh, r ,:; n PARTNERSHIPS.

! sfiII-ie-; ofRIcH,foND, VA, March L, 1877. y
TEHE lPARTNERsHIP EXISTING BE-
BEGINNER, and ADOLPEI OSTERLOIL, under the
name and style or FIR: Wal. IIASEWINGkEIa&
Co, WIS, dissolved by the death OF SIR FIR. VIM.
HaneSinckeL which occurred on the morHtug. of
the 9th of January, 1877. and the undersigned.
SURVIVING partners, Tl!l wind mp the affairs or the 4
late concern. ,,.... . HENRY BEGINNER, Y
+ ,c....,.,,.,yt Iii. e,rs-!g AD0LPH OSTERLQEL
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4 BLOCK BURNED AT LOCKHAvEE.--Lock-
haren, Pa, April 3.-Early this morning q
fire destroyed the FrederickS block, corner
Of Main and Grove streets. ..,
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BUCKINGHAM: COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DiSpatch.l

MARCH 81, 1877.
Yours is paper Of re,os, and you like to.
know even what people are thinking. We
are trying to get right UP here. We are
working, sowing oats, preparing corn Ian d,,
nursing Elant-beds,. &C., and are deter
mined, by Gods help, to make this 1I.a
goodly laad.'' We are not dispirited. WE
believe God rules, and We expect to see all
things riahted yet. ":
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R!CuMOMU TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. April 4, 1877.

Vt Ei@tN T.~JN i. |fFff' " IOF's
The breaks to-day comprised 2lo ho2Shsa'ls, 3 l
Heroes an. 81 boxes. The offerings ~ auction on
'CEny, were 9G pac!sagcs: of which nnoiber %
were tai pn In. and lht- remainder sold nE prices
,-iu"iur from - "a $40.
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Fine. $500: super(ilr. 1918: extra snT:ttipe,
81 .2JElS $3.50: common family, SO; Fancy -aSulir,
SS 5nTSq. Narkr: stc',ly.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

It is published that Sheriff Bowen and
Professor Greener, OF South Carolina Col
lege, give their adhesion to Hampton.
The order to remove the troops from the
State-Ho at Columbia will reach Gene
raj Ruger through General Hancock, ~.
Paymaster Major n. V. Edder is ordered
to report for duty to the commanding offl-
Ger OF the Department OF the South. Major
j. r. Wasson' is ordered to San Antonio to
report to the commanding officer of the
Department iof Texas; '.-..'t OIL:
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INSURANCE ANS

IL .s =.
SKlNG COMPANY, b,m.
...t...', OF FARMvuLE,vA. =,
WILLIAM d. RICE, President; s. b. MCKINNEY.
Viee-President; ]. II. MOTLEY, Secretary. -
Capl:al pail Ge oe9 99
Directors: A. r. Eenahlc, Jr, w. r. Berkeley, j!
p. Bltzger alb X. :. Paulct!. +. W. Mckinney, Peter
Win. ton, +. ID. Irving, ii. G. Richardson, j. j..
White, Albert Hurd, A. j. Davis. .,:i..H,..a
This company commenced business In December,
IS7l.< Its capital Was increased In 1872, and a2aln
iulS74. Its assets are probably Invested nndweiI
secured. Its losses (Lmountins 10 $l25,o0O have
been pPofl pity paid -,,,
Policies Issued ut brnnch Office In Richmond ON
dwellings, furniture, Spres, merchandise &C., ut the
LOWEST CURRENT RATES; by. I. -
mi! Is corner Eleventh and Bank streets. (.
DT n. WALKER IS CO., GENERAL IN.
~. SCRANCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREEJs
RfCuMoND. VA. r.Hurtseuting the g. ~. =
! NORTH BRITISH AND oiRRC3NI!LE In
sURANGE C0MPASY,o OF London ard Edipbrfss'
CAPITAL, S10.003.000 goli. i.
natl. Ohio-sisscts over ) 1.G00,QOe. ,...~~.
! MANHATTAN f. RE INSURANCE COMPANY :
Of New Y-rk-s.Sstts over 1865. 00H.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE G OM T. a Ny, Of
Brooklyn. y. Y. ssse.s,oysrs $500 goo. !, go, F,
rHtENtX TNsukAHCE COMPANY, OF Erook-
'sP II YsTlsTi pyf iN sfooSeege
Port snou,h, Ea.-aSSets over 90 .0QO.
Deposited with the Treasurer or Virginia, SlSO
BOO. Losses eutIbly adjusted and promptly pa!dat
.nis agency. Applications solicited, aud hnmedian
attention given thef 1:to' sEs.y &C l6
.
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INSURANCE. CoMpAslES.

r LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON AND
GLors7 INSURANCE COMPANY. D
r." ---.. ! !. . - III
s S25,S4l,0 600
ASSETS IN TuE: EMITTED STATES ~ ), -.
- 3,0po,0OO
s-. .-.a.g = &. 70
TOT Al LoSSES.FAID. S64 ,7S0A4O
YEARLY IScsrE. Observation-Disclosures 7,5s0,53o
BUILDINGS MERCHANDISE. AND OTHER
PROPERTY INSURED ON LIE
ERAL TERMS, I'd,
.a BOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. .r-,.
" !..a mr.. -;
- NEW YoHK DIRECTORS.
ROBERT r. MtNTURN, Chairman; ~
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, '.' =" -
MILAN +. CARY. DR., .tfI..,.sa
....... CHARLES III. MARSHALL,
ANSON PHELPS STOKES, .ss}4
j. K. PELSFORD, Resident Manager!
RICHMOND DIRECTORS. Il ftt ,a..
'... ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman vi .p
/ ~. RICHARD l.. BROWN, i ~. strsi,
800 CHARLES T. DAVIS. 49,, ,,nr. .;,.y,l
| DAVENPORT & CO.. General Agents 80
D.. First National Rank building, Richmond.
mh 16-1m r ..s.t ~ mr.
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DEATH OF l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRANTS
n 1on,IExna rInNs M nm IrS1ngNrr II VIC !.

I i coMaEsDATIoN OF PRESIDENT HAYES. i.st.
new. Y oRa, April 4.-Captain Frederick
Lupfh;lsh; aged one hundred and eleven;
wars, is dead. u e. served under Sir Arthur
Wellesley in the Peninsula war. 7.''..,.s ~
a St. Louis special to the Herald says
General Grant expresses himself in favor OF
the Hampton and Nichols governments,
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ZINE. CEaExT. AND PLASTER.

LIME. CEaESF. AND PLASTER.
r ME! LIME! LIME.-Efye hundred
IL barrels OF -, =. .:..,.-s.,. t
received this cay FRESH Gom Our new iron-cad
kilus. For sale IoY. .... 49,. Il. a.y.z.-.
Business oihce, 3Oe Cary treet; lime depot 1908
Dock street DILLON, ELLETT & Co, sse
- II@2'T'tf * >. Manufacturers. II
MARCH Il, 1sz7x e. I - mn 70
n .EE's PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
II LIME. q J j. II
Only a12 per- ton Its effect the various crops as
equal to fertilizers costing three or foHF times Us
much Prepared and sold,bSIz Ina a. S.lLEE,
Nos. IoSand ITO Virginia street.
Send for circular containing certificates. lea :.
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sEISE.THREAD. DC. ,,,...e
SEIsE-IHkEAp.. 1890
PIsHERMEN's DEPOT

sE1SE.THREADo of all Nos. and lssali,ies';'i;, ,$
sEISE-LISEs-al sizesi 49,; II Ii is an !, trp
PATENTand SOFT SEM .TMINEs-a Noz.; !.
yAWKiNG. SEINE oRKs, and CORK WOOD
CLOTHING, &C.. cheaper than ever.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
Importer of Seine-T Thread,
tao5 1905 and 1907 Franklin street.
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CHEAP I0TS.

... CHEAP LOTS.
DANKS BREAK, AND So Do RAIL
ID ROADS and Insurance Companies. but REAL
ESTATE stands the ster,n,. cspeeinily CHEAp
LOTS. Attend DICKINSON & CHEWNlNG'S
great sale of CHEAP LOTS Oil FRIDAY AFTER
NOON NEXT at 8 O'Clock. #'@ ap 5-lt
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BALTIMORE. April 4.-1hc cattle market during
the past week was shade. more aesfve and prices
were &c. higher; very BEST drst quality
most sales Ut 45S@5lc receipts, 799 hend: sales
92S mead. Hogs were &c. lower aud fairly active ~
the decline :; light to fr la con, 77Xc:; good TO
beat butcherl 7k6 TIC: receipts, 795 head Sleep
Were, dull and prices kc. lower; sheared, 4G5o
wool, 5tG6kc.: receipts, 2,073 head. ~ - tifij
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MTNERAn. WATERS.

WATER celebrated
ID WATER has been lately introduced into this
streets who Is the sole agent for a sale In RchIn0nd
and vicinity. Although but recently discovered i!s
hiadaeraid arrangements of the stomach, such ~
dvspensia Ge.,arr 50 remarkable as 70 place, II af
once in the front rank Of cnrstye waters. There =
M remedial agent known which viii so quickly and
eradicate from tic system all traces or
; =. 49,. ~ GEORGE SCffRN, II
r,{ E.ar,a,,., II 4 e2 I, HOO Matn street. is
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.DECEIVING, d ALLY, MY SgTN
~ sock Of SPRING BOOTS, SHOES .l $500 $500 =.
TRUNKS, &C: - -. ~ -, q. GRlGG,,;.,
ape 49, .iN3 4" No. 922, Tenth and Main: !,
(NENTLEMEN'S EOW-QUAR- r., >SSsEs
VI TER TIES, PRINCE ALBERTs So =
and SPRA P-SuOES, at :. ~, GRiGG'S. t.
ap = NO. 923. Ientl.and alaln:-
II AIDES, MISSES, I chill !, :. e.
~ DREN'S, and INFANTS ROOTS, GSGi
SHOES, Ind TIES, for spring wear, Mt h., =
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CPRING S.-Just re- " rsSkFg3
- ceived, ladies' fancy and plain Slip
ners aud Newport Ties : ladies'. handmade Button
and Lace-Boots; old ladies' broad. IDOL tom Lace and
Congress CATERS: misses routlls'. anu boys school
SuoCs all OF which we warrant to wear wei. ana
give satisfaction. We are sole agents for the Banis
Ter K Tichenor celebrated ihand-made gentiemcn's
Gaifers iBoots and Shoes. Statesmen: j. i. Heath,
v & Carlton. i WINCH, BLLErT & CRUhf.
Retail store, corner Of Tenth and Main streets;
,yhoc.uIe denartu,eut, 1903 Main street. mh'I9f
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r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLors7 INSURANCE coMPASY. 80
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I AND sALE--ARRIvAL OF AN ESCAPED BUR-
GItS-- INTERESTING CASE - SYNOPSIS OF
JUDGE MANN'S DECISION IN TUE CASE OF
ATKINS BROTHERS VS.. TIRE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
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hcCCMvLAT EnfcSDs....-. l,0eo
ASSETS IN TEE: UNITED STATES - ~ >, 49,.
ONER 49,. - ..1iOUO,OUO
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BUILDINGS MERCHANDISE AND OTHER
PROPERTY INSURED ON LIE
ERAL TERMS. ,r.

DAVENPORT & CO.. General Agents 81
49,. First National Rank building, Richmond.
~, 1s-1,, t.Eat-
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& lOtlr.


GOnS.-ITRits, 100 bushels.
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BALTIMORE, April 4.-Flourac'iye, strong, buoy.
ant. and unchanged. Wheat quiet, unsettled; and
lower; Pennsylvania red, Sl.6S@$1.71: Maryland
red. prime. al.70; amber, Sl.75@S1.7s: White,
81 7i6 SL,75. Southern corn active ants frmer:
western firmer. higher, and quiet; southern white
and yellow, 52@53c. Oats and rye steady. Pro-
visions qaiet and unchanged Coffee duh and noni-
nal Whikey dull at 1907. Sugar steady. ~ 3.