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PETERSBURG.

any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eff
,oprs TO RECOVER TaE Ropf-AFF7lNS IN
rr1ycE GEoRGE-ATTEMrTs To hORN 1hh
SUCCESSFUL. ESTERTAINMEST-Mf-
NOR ITEMS.
rC,-,csnondencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL IL. 1877.
Mr. Lewis \. Farrell. aged about twenty
two years, was drowned in the river oppo-
s;tc Tho Powhatan Steamboat Company
,,,horf about II O'Clock last night. He was
~, n,nnlovG on the steam-tug City OF Peters
b,Irc and lust rs the boat was approaching
hnr wharf from City Point. Farrell fell over
hoard He was not n good swimmer, ana
rho river was dragged for two hours
of.er tho accident, and WAS dragged nearly
all This morning in the presence OF large
crowd. but the body has not yet been re-
covered. A reward OF fifty dollars Is Of
,crrd for the body blythe family. y brother
~ thc deceased was drowned some years
ago near the same spot.
number OF the iiguor-dcaserS IN frlnce
George county declined TO take out licenses
NJ the term of the court Yesterday. prefer
inr 10 wait until the May term OF the court
10 see what may turn up in reference TO the
punch law.
MI. tiilCS l. ulIl - ldi III vi 80 dNttS. Ill
Prince George. was sold yesterday at the
COURTHOUSE hy the trustee, and brought
S220 per acre.
Hhc Conservative Executive Committee
oi the county met yesterday and author
izrd The district committees TO call meetings
.; The different voting precincts to elect del.
coatcs 10 4 county convention, to be held
in July. to Scud six delegates to the State
Convention.
The prisoners in the county jail have made
rcpcatcd attempts Of late TO burn their way
out. Once or twice the building has been
found on fire in two OF the rooms at the
same time.
The Mistlctoc- Eoush" entertainment
last night was q brilliant success, and was
wtnc> Scd b. the largest audience ever as
>cmbled in the Academy OF Music. Some
fifty or sixty ladies. gentleman and children
participated. all in costume, and the scenes
were beautiful bevond description. Among
the yocahsts on the occasion was young
lady from Richmond, and wcll.knoWn IN
musical circles in that city.
The Council has authorized the repair OF
some five hundred and fifty feet OF the city 5
wharf. which is in much need thereof. The
work will be commenced the first OF next
week.
4 strong northeast storm. with copious
rain. is prevailing this evening. The we;-
Their is cold ROBIN ADAIR.
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New York.
EXCITEMENT AT THE STOCK +

EXCITEMENT At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, April 13.-At the Stock En-
change this morning another outbreak OF
excitement was threatened by vague rumors
respecting the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
citic Railroad Company, and the prices OF
the stock fell 81 per centum, causing Il drain
in the remainder OF the list OF Ito 3per cent.
The decline was checked, and the tone
of the market was improved by an
official communication from the execu-
tive committee OF Rock Island to the
Stock Exchange. This explicitly denied
the rumor and reports current, and caused
sharp reaction in Rock stock and other
shares. Alta special meeting OF the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad directors to-day
John f. Tracy resigned as president on ac-
count of illness. The Board Of Directors
will meet again Monday next to elect Mr.
Tracy's successor. a committee, consisting
Of the president Of the New York Stock
Exchange, Mr.. Russell. and A. b. Baylc,
are now examining the books, etc, of the
company at Mr.. Tracy's request.
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Union Theological Seminary.

REPORTED for the Dispatch.l
The examinations, both written and oral,
in The various departments OF study ut
Union Theological Seminary closed on
Tuesday the 10th at noon. On that after
noon at 4 O'Clock the Board Of Directors
and Trustees met in the chapel and organ
lied for the transaction OF business. The
Board consists of eight ministers and four
ruling elders from the Synod OF Virginia
and an equal number of each from the Synod
OF North Carolina. Or the whole number
(twenty-four) there were ten present from
Virginia and nine from North Carolina.
On Tuesday night in address was dciir-
cred before the Society OF Inquiry by the
Rev. DR.. Shcppcrson, OF Liberty. On We'd
ncsday the Board met again and continued
their session through the day. attending to
the interests and welfare of the Seminary,
and devising plans for future usefulness
and efficiency. There was an address also
on Wednesday at II O'Clock y. NJ. by Dr..
ShcDperson in behalf OF the alumni. Space
forDds even il sketch OF these addresses.
Suffice it to say they were, both Of them,
able and interesting.
Thirteen OF the students received the
usual certificate OF having completed the
fun course OF three years study. Eleven
Others 20 out 10 active work in this class,
but some of these were unwell, and some
were called from the Seminary to their dii-
ferent homes and places OF labor few days
before the close Of the session. In all,
twcnty-four now enter upon the responsible
work of the Gospel ministry.
The Board OF Directors and Trustees, after
Il pleasant and fraternal sessions, adjourned
at 100 O'Clock Wednesday night to meet
again one year from this time.
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\ FIRE PANIC, IN CHICA o-HoTEL-
BoARDERs LOOKING FOR FIRE-EsCAPEs-A
CONFIDENT LANDLORD chicago, April -.
Intense excitement prevails in this city
among the guests of the large hotels in con-
sequence of the destruction Of the Southern
Hotel at St. Louis and loss Of, life there. The
hotel-proprietors here are doing all in their
power to suppress the excitement by adding
the latest means OF tire-escape to their build
ings, and by employing special fire-patrols,
in order to guard against such accidents.
One OF the principal hotcl-owners here
offers to expose any room in his hotel to ig-
nited combustibles, in order to test the abb
solute security of the house against fire.
The test will take place this week.
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Yesterdays TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
The Cabinet 20 Consider Additional
InsarucfiOns to tic Louisiana
commissioners To-Day.

THE TELEGRAM FROM THE COMMISSION
AND THE ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS TO
BE PUBLISHED ToGETHER-HoN. A. n.
sTErHENs,s HEALTH AND HIS VIEWS OF
{ SOUTHERN AFFAIRs-sENAToR GORDON
ON LoUIsIANA-THE APPROPRIATION TO
SOUTHERN RTvERs-THE EARLY CROP OF
STRAWBERRIES INJURED, SO SAY THE
NORFOLK TRUCKERs-HAvANA ITEMS
DESTRUCTION OF A MILITARY CAMP AND
SETTLEMENT CALLED DOMINIQUE, ON
THE TRoOHA-s1R EDWARD THORNTON
GOING TO ENGLAND-FIGHTING IN THE
EAsT-MONEY AND CosMERCE-RIsE IN
THE PRICE OF BREADsTUFFs, &C., &C.
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BLOODY AND FATAL AFFRAY WITH Con-
vlCTED Memphis, April
12-About 7 O'Clock this evening Turnkey
Dawson, in going through the jail to examine
the cells Of the prisoners, discovered that
the door OF the cell OF Fred. and Henry
Seymour, two brothers recently sentenced
to the pcnitentiary for ten and fifteen years
respectively for horse-stealing, had been
tempered with. Calling his assistant, John
Aldridge. he ordered the Seymours out into
the corridor to search them. When Dawson
approached Henry Seymour he drew
Dcrringcr. and cooking it presented it at
Dawson's breast. The latter threw up his
hand and told him not to shoot. Just then
Aldridge cooked bis pistol, and Henry hear.
ing il, turned oh him, and both fired almost
simultaneously. Dawson drew his pistol
and tired also at Henry, who fell and soon
expired, having been shot under the righ!
arm. Aldridsc received severe wounds.
Fred. Seymour made no effort to take part
in the aflray. The Seymours are from Troy,
N i.
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yEGETTNE.
ssVEGETINE,"

s,vs Boston physician, sshas no cqualps a blood
ur;fcr. Hearing Of its many wonderful cures
after all other remedies had failed Visited the labo
ratorv and convinced myself Of its genuine merit
II IS prcparcd from barks roots, and herbs, each OF
VIII Ich Is highly effective, and they compounded
In such manner as to produce astonishing results
vEGETINE
i , the great Blood-rcrIacr.
... .... vEGETINE
will cure The worst case OF Scrofula.
vEGETINE
is recommended by physicians and apotllccaries.
vEGETINE
has effected some marvellous cures In CAGES ofCancer
cures the worst cases Of Cankcr. .'
:a|' ,.. VEGETINE
meets with wonderful success in Mcrcuria diseases
VEGETINE .....
will eradicate salt-Rheum from the system.
~ VEGETINE
cures the most invcterate cases Of Erysipelas.
vEGETINE ...
removes pimples and Humors from the face
vEGETINE
cures constipation aud regulates the bowels.
..... VEGETINE ':...
Is valuable remedy for the Headache.
vEGETINE
will cure Dyspepsia.
VEGETlNE
restores the entire system TO healthy condition.
..... vEGETINE
cures Pains In the Side. r.. .t...
,...i s VEGETINE .ta.,.r II
removes the cause Of Dizziness.
..,1 vEGETINE ... ....
relieves Fuiuiness ut the Stomach. " .'
t. vEGETlNE -~,..,i
d.
cures Pains III the Back. " ~. '..-
.. ,...t ~ :" 'vEGETINE ...... .-...... (.
eNec;ually cures Kidney-Complaint.
..t ~. ,S. VEGETINE
is effective in, Its cure of Female Weakness.
. - - f. =, vEGETINE -. -, T..
Is the great remedy for General Debility. ,.,..
=. ...a..> ~" vEGETINE ,..a So !.
Is acknowledged by all classes Of people to be TIT
best and most reliable blood-purifer in the world.
Ei' Prepared BY ' ..' II. r. STEVENS
'.. ~ 49, Boston, Mass.
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ap 14-s&w2t ..+ -....'...
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS-SITUATIo IN THE
EAST-WAR CONSIDERED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
don, April ia special to the Times from
st. Petcrsburgh says the Porte's note is re-
ceiycd. War is manifest, though not for a
week. ..-
A Reuter- dispatch from Constantinop'e
states that the Turkish Senate did not re-
verse the decision OF the deputies respect
ing Montenegro. At the last moment the
Senate received an order not to discuss this
question. The armistice expires at mid
night if not prolonged. 1t is probable,
however, that both sides will remain on the
Defensive
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will be held tomorrow. The telegram from
the commission and the additional instruc-
lions will be published together.
: Sir Edward Thornton visits England the
middle Of May on domestic affairs. He will
he absent several months
Captain George NJ. Ransom, United States
navy, has been promoted to commodore. :.
The O'Huran jury failed to agree end
were discharged. - 6.
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DEATH OF a WELI-KNowN PH1LADEr.-
paIAN.-Thaddeu Norris, Sr., OF the we'll
known firm Of locomotive engine-buildcrs
Of Philadelphia, diedson Wednesday Of pa
ralysis. Mr.. Norris. was born at Warren
ton, Va, in 1911, received a common-school
education in Wheeling, aud settled in Phil
adelphia when quite young, where he was
very successful in business. At the break.
ing out of the late war he retired from
trade and turned his whole attention to the
subject Of fish--their nature, habits, Gull
turc, and capture which had been the de-
light OF his boyhood and OF leisure hours
during his long business life. He was the
author OF 'The American Angler" first
published about twelve years ago, and Of
" American Fsh:Culture," which appeared
later. Both are exhaustive works, and have
been regarded MS standard authorities on
the subjects OF which they treat.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
ssY FRIDAY, April Is, 1877.

.f--,t = :. - FRIDAY HprlI 10, ITFf
sALEs.-1.0O Richmond city e's sold at OK.
State Sscurities.-yirginia consois. ~ bid, 71A
Virginia deferred, 8 bid; Virginia Interest cefi-
Gcatcs 20 asked; Virginia tax-receiyaole coupons,
t?ifn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city SIS, 116 bid,
1l61 asked; Richmond city 6's. OK bid 9s4 ask
Cd; Petersburg city 6's, SO bid; LFnshbpr2 CITY
Railroad Bonds.-virpinja Central Railroad
THIRD mortgage 6's. ). and D., TN bid; virginia
and Tenn-ssee Railroad third mortgage S,s, y;
funded S's, J, and j., go asked; Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad second mortgage S's, j. and o.;
mortgage as, III. and NJ, 60 asked; Richmond and
DanYille Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ and NJ. TAN
bid; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage Ss, A. ana
o.. IS bid, 90 asked. -. * -, 10 &.
Railroad ST. cKs.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed loo
mac Railroad Sc, Gu per cent. guaranteed, 100 par
90 hid ID .,,...
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Dir. Paul Jones, formerly Of Lynchburg,
died in Atlanta, where he had resided for u
number OF years. AS the keeper OF the
Franklin Hotel (nOw the Noryell House) his
acquaintance was extensive, as was also his
popularity. lie Was man OF generous and
genial nature. Mr.. Jones was brother OF
our esteemed townswoman Mrs. Chaplin,
and unciet.of Mrs. john n: McBaniel and
Mrs. Otey. He was about seyenty.six years
Of age.-Lyacttury Hirgia,Qn.
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: nARENE .NTgLEIeiENCK.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArnIL 10, 1877.


PORT OF RICHMOND. ArnIL 1887.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, ncr-
chandise and MESSENGERS. l.. y. TaIum. agent.
Bark Ruth fNor.). Einersen Liverpool, salt, Da-
Biz Laura iTr.i. Har,isan,. Liverpool rita Dela-
ware Breakwater In ballast. Mcissner, acxermann
Schooner Annie 4. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia,
coal, L. LIcado.
Steamship Wyanokn, Couch. New York. mcrchan-
disc and PASSENGERS. q. w. Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer, J. W. Evernau,. Platt, Philadelphia,
Schooner Amelia g. Ireland, Townsend, New
York, camel coal, Gervas storrs, agent.
Schooner n. Il. Burrow. Taylor, Philadelphia vfa
schooner Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, PhIladel-
phia, granite. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Elenora Vanduscn, Godfrey, Washing
ton, coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woye (Nor.) An
From New York March 7t,, schooner Matilda
From Orient, L. l., March :, schooner W. F. Par
ii From New York March so,b, schooner Hattie
From New York April 9Th, brig cazique (Br,,
From Philadelphia April 9th. schooner Annie E.
From Philadelphia April 7th, schooner Thomas
From Baltimore April 7th, schooner Sarah Fisher,
Chtyeral. #-.s ., :,
From Orient, L. l., April 5th, schooner Hattie E
Giles, Wordsworth. .st%
From New Haven April =, schooner Maria Pier
son, Grant.
From New Haven April =, schooner G. L. Fessen-
den, Hurst. ~.e. . a- -
MISCELLANY.
Schooner /. II. Hopkins. Predaore. from New
York James river. Is In Norfolk In distress, hav-
Ing coIlfdcd on:the 1th instant with an unknown
ship, losing top-famper and forward-spars.
The schooner J. c. McShan, from. Philadelphia
ria canal from Alexandria, went ashore on Monday
night off Point No Point, In the Day, and VIII
prove total loss. The captain and crew OF four
were lost The steward saved himself by jumping
overheard and swimming ashore. The vessel was
built In New jersey tweive years ago, and neither
the cargo 1926 tons Of coai) nor vessel were In
surcd. .--1s-
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, April l3.-Passed out: From
Baltimore. barks g. u. Leose and Okara, for Cork;
Falmouth, Tor Uka: Martinez, for Belfast; Persur-
want. for Queenstown: aud bark f. Downing.
NEW YORK, April 13.-Arriyed out: Steamers
.,ndhelld, Valentine, Sclyan, GrantoR.
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The FOUNDATION OF THE WASHINGTON
MONUMENT CONFERENCE.-THE board of en-.
gineers appointed to investigate the suhi-
cheney OF the foundation OF the Washington
monument have completed their report.
Although it is yet withheld from publica-
ton, there is good authority fer stating that
the report VIII condemn the foundation rs
Insufficient to warrant tue completion OF
the monument on the present site.
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says the grand council OF war Is being held
there. The Cabinet regards the Turkish
circular rs complete rejection Of the pro-
tocol, and therefore declines the porte's
proposal to send special plcnipotentiary
to st. Petersburgh, rs further negotiation Is
useless. Montenegro viii defer the ,resump-
| ton OF hostilities until Russia'a final deci-
c;on
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April Is. 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, &c bushels. Red, $50 onshei {.
CoRN.-White, S92 bushels. Yektol0, "a bushels.
Jfirei, 100 bushels. ....
OATS.-S0 bushels
SALES. 49,.
WHEAT.-IVhite, 62 bushels prime mt y 80. Red,
10 bushels very good on private terms; ~ bushels
very good al $50: 2l8 bushels very good on pri-
va te terms-tota, ESQ bushels. F..
bushels very good NJ 55c.: so bushels prime at
See; $50 bushels very good ut 55c.-total, S92
bushels. Ycllolo "a bushels very good At &c. Mig
ed, 100 bushels very good ut sac. = -
OATs.-S4 bushels prime winter at 37c.; 40 BUSH
els yer: good spring at 37c.-toal, 80 bushels.
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The NEGRO Columbus,
Ohio, April 12.-The police have discovered
that Brookes, who abducted the boy Willie
Haven, spent Sunday night at his mothers
home, in this city, and that they left early
Monday morning. .Brookes's mother stated
that he stole child some years ago in Vir-
ginia, and that she fears he viii kill the boy
il closely pursued
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EFFECT OF THE sroRa AT CHARLESTON, s. c..

EFFECT OF THE SToRA AT CHARLESTON, :. c''
AND IN OTHER PORTIONS OF THE STATE.
CHARLESTON, April 13.-The heaviest gale
and rain-sterm known since 1856 has pre-
vailed here during the past twenty-tour
hours. Considerable damage has been done
to the wharves, but the damage to the ship
ping so far is slight. The tides have been
very high, and much OF the lower portion
OF the city is submerged. The railroad
trains have all stopped in consequence OF
the damage to the tracks.
Accounts from all sections OF the inte-
rior give gloomy reports OF the planting
prospects The cold and excessive rains OF
the past two weeks have delayed the work
of the planters, and it is feared that to-day's
storm, which was general throughout the
State, will inilict serious injury.
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AN EAsTERLY WIND AND RA1N-sTORh-
sAITH's ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE BLOW
AwAY-THE EARLY CROP OF STRAWBERRIES
INJURED. e ~, - -
Especial telegram to tile Dispatch.]
NORFOLK, April 13.--Another heavy rain
and wind-storm is raging tonight, and the
outgoing steamers are detained until the
gale moderates. "s .. .... 80 ns..
The old lighthouse at Smiths island,
near Cape Charles, which has not been used
by the Government since the first year OF
the war, was blown down during the heavy
gale last Monday. H.,
Welearn from truckers that the early crop
OF straw berries was very materially injured
by the late frosts. The vines are not hurt,
only the early blooms being affected.
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THE MILLION AND HALF TO RE RETURNED
WITHOUT FURTHER CONTEST. Philadelphia,
April 12.-The Centennial Board Of Finance
met to-day and resolved not to make appll-
cation TO the Government for the restitution
OF the million and half dollars, but directed
its officers to communicate with the Trea-
sury officials, and make payment at the
earliest periods practicable. --- -
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CONVICTED OF PARRIcIDE.-Bath, Maine,
April 12-The jury in the case Of Isaac n.
Cox, the lad who shot his father, at BOW.
dom, brought in verdict this afternoon OF
manslaughter.
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By Telegraph.
KEW YORK.

NEW fUKN. W.T. =
NEW YORK. April 13.-GOld opened at log.
Noon-Stocks active, fcverish, and lower. Money.
9 per cent. Gold, LOG. Exchange-Long, 4s6h
short, 4SSx. Governments dull and strong state
bonds strong.
49,. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE April 13.-Virginia IS, deferred. 1
dated secon& series, 40. North Carolina
6's. old. 10; new, 8: special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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We learn that DIR. Mike Hartman, OF
Staunton, has received the contract TO carry
the mail on the canal between Richmond
and Buchanan Courier.
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FIGHTING HEB WAY OUT.-The special
of the Tribune says: Miss Kate. .ClaXton's
experiences with the fiery clement have been
the means OF making her a most notable
person. She was a prominent figure in
the record of the Brooklyn fire, where seye-
raj hundred lives were lost, and her visit to
st. Louis has added to her reputation for
good fortune in time Of peril. Thus far in
her present engagement of "The Two
Orphans" at the Olympic she has been quar-
tered at the Southern, and occupied room
on the third floor. She was awakened from
a sound sleep by a loud cry OF ''Fire !"
from the hall. Jumping out u bed, she
CROPPED her way to the door, and opened it
to find the place was dense with smoke, and
that immediate action was necessary. Slip
ping into the scantiest Of garments. she threw
up one OF the windows TO ascertain the chance
of escaping by that route, and finding that it
was decidedly slender, she concluded her
only hope OF escape lay by the hallway.
People were screaming and hurrying past
her door, and she determined in an instant
TO cast her lot with them. There were no
lights, and what was done had to be done
in darkness. Entering the hall, she hurried
in the direction OF the stairway, and, before
proceeding far, was materially assisted by Q
gentleman, who seized hold OF her arm ana
pushed her along. With q proper apprecla-
ton OF the need for haste, when she came TO
the stairway she fell down and rolled for
some distance after getting to the bottom,
but, not being badly hurt, was able to pick
herself up expeditiously and make her es-
cape. She lost every article OF clothing she
had in the hotel save what she had on. !,
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

iTITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING.
No. iii MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
+. T. GLASGOW, Vice-Pres!dent;
i. B. MEADE. Secretary;
j. Il. GRANT, assistant secretary.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine. 1925; superfine $3.50 @lS7.25 extra super
fine, $3.50; common family, 1915 fancy family
1925. Market steady.
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FRIDAY, April ID, 1877.
Tie breaks to-day comprised 1914 aosshcads, 80
tierccs, and 7 boxes. The offerings a. auction on
Change were 100 packages: Of which number 20
were taken in, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from 81. so to S25. ~1t...'
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END OF THE ARNIsTIoE.

LONDON. April IA Reuter- telegram
from CoI,stantinople says the Montenegrin
delegates had "a inal interview with the
Grand Vizier, who informed them that the,
porte rejected their, demand. subsequently
fha., Grand Vizier telegraphed Prince Nj.
cholas that the armistice had ended.
A Reuter- dispatch from st. Petersburgh
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.


PLANO FOR RI RENT Mt 80 PA
A handsome SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO, nearly
new tor rent. Terms very reasonable for. a prompt
nayer. Address .., ~ f&. "PIANO,n
apl3-3tk care of Dispatch office.
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.aa~f HATS. CAPS, &c.
nLD HATS MADE NEW. vi

Now is the time to have your old HATS repaired
and made new, cheap.
-. SILK HATS blocked and cleaned, QUO,
-. FELT HATS cleaned, dyed, and pressed, 81.
/. .PANAMAS and other STRAW HATS bleached
and repaired for small sum, aud Ladies Hats put
i'm latest STYLES by. CHARLES B0UJASSON,
!ap 1856 Hat Manufacturer, 6l6 Broad street.