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FIN AiNirIA3
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


WEDNESDAY. April IL, 1877.
sALEs.-2 900 Virginia tax-recaivabie coupons
sold ut 81.
4n,ertcan Goid.-104abid.
Stnte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES consois, 70 bid, II
asked; Virginia cons0ls. new, AZ bid, 40 asked ;
Citp Securfties.-Ricimond city SIS, 1154 bid,
bur- burg city S., los By LyssSSars s,sy 8. q BID
Norfolk city water So, los bid; Manchester ss;
Railroad Bonda.-vireinia Central Railroad
t t4a Raireaa rd and 7Ss 3D.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second Inortgage
9s j. and j., 80 bid; virsinia and aen ssss9
j. md = sex bid; southstde Railroad third mortgage
preferred Ss j. and j. a. 40 bio fele s 7E
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad hrst
mortgage s's, A. and O.; lo0 e,f; Ktsn M aa'
J. ana j., 100 bid, ITO asked; Richmond Erede-
ricksburg and Potomac Rail- cad. mortgage 7,s, D;
sa d o s sa PIPES ass
and DanviIe Rmlroad consolidated e's, H. and n.
75H bid, 80 asked; Piedmont Railroad first mort
Railroad ocks.-Rfchmond and Petersburg
Railroad: 100 par, 20 bid. rs asked; Richmon .i
n bd eGe
teed; 100 mar, 90 bid: Richmond and DnnSile Rail-
Canal Socks~Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par, 3 asked.
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, JIG bid.
1872 asked; National Bank of Virginia, 10u par,
90 bid. 94k asked; Merchants National, 100 par,
95 asked; State Bank Of Virginia, leo par, 75k
bid; Unoa Bank of Richmond, so par, ~ asked !;
Citizens Savings 25par, Q III bid, 20 asked.
Insurance t0mpan tes-pirginia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 80 bid; Virginia State. rs par, 81
asked Virginia Home 100 par, 954 bid, 100 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 90 ASKED ;
Richmond Fire Association, 20 par, ~ bid, Is
asked; Piedmont and Arlington Lie, 100 par, loo
bid. $50,
Xiscellaneous.-Ja james River and Nanawila
Packet, 12l1 par, bid; Old Dominion Steamship
Company, 100 par, 70 Did
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.
THE SITUATION IN NEW ORLEANS
AND C0LUNREA.

BURNED AT PALMER FALLS
"a. W AND SUFFOLK, (C0NN.l-THE IN
MAN. GUION, NATIONAL, AND WHITE STAR
LINES WILL AFTER THE FIRST OF MAY
RUN THEIR STEAMERS ONLY ONCE A
Observation-Disclosures AGAINST THE
ELEVATED RAILWAY IN NEW YORK
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN THE JERSEY
CITY CHARTER EXPERIMENTATION
OF y LoCoMoTIvE-BoILER IN INDIANA
YESTERDAY BY WHICH TWO PERSONS
WERE kILLE D-A NINETY SIK-FOOT
WHALE CAUGHT At CAPE BRETON-CoM-
MODoRE JOSEPH d. MARION DEAD AT
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, &C, &C.
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CIJAfNN-xI N'N'NA<
,r,,,e,onGcncc OF the Richmond niSpa'Cn:l

.,tcncc OF the Richmond Dispa;ch.l
iC"r''S'Tp rnRyvrIE, VA. April 9, 1877.
W., pant;st church at this place ycstcr-
'"s . unanimous call to the Rev. O..
CA G@i S,, The call was made subject to the
',,.rrrcncc of the Winchester church.
Sn;thcr church is able to support pastor
-,,"n hence the necessity OF concurrence
a ~. I,,lysou has preached most acccptably
cha church here on several occasions. and,
=, no ;ntcrest OF the churches named, as
''nii os ;or the promotion Of harmonious CO.
,n.rotinn with other evangelical dcnomina-
VANS il is very much desired that he may
i,c induced TO labor permanently III our
midst. ,.:..:
The Young Mems Christian Association
,,crrntIy organized here is receiving the
hrartv support Of all the churches.
observe that the gubcrnatorial question
i creating much interest all over the state.
yol, say that Richmond has not furnished
Governor within the memory or the oldest
inhahilaat. Battietown can do better than
tlat. She never did furnish Governor,
and, between the aspirations OF Winchester,
Ivnchhurg, Richmond. and Petersburg, l
an, afraid the light Of her genius Is forever
destined 10 remain under buShcl." We
are. however, very disintcrcStcd. narhcu-
ilTlN A. lutlc NtA iIN Va VA SittrNt'S
who could DC induced to sacrifice their pri-
yatc comfort FOR the public good. There
apncar ~ hc. however, many gentlemen IN
various parts OF the State whose patriotic
sentiments have caused them to ignore per-
>onal case, and we are happy 10 know
that il i possible TO make selection
without disturbing the sweet retirement or
domestic tranquility OF q Battlctown man.
The main object is supposed to he) to select
= gentleman under whose administration
The interests OF all sections Of the State will
he promoted. Holiday for Governor.
Daniel for Acknowledgement, and Grlmsiey
for Licutcnant-Goycrnor would constitute
I ticket that would command the cnthusi-
..>tic support OF all sections. Observe how
,ti,intcrc>tcd | am. Not 4 single Battle
town man in the list. With that ticket We
can demolish railroad rings, confirm and
strengthen those that are weak in the DEM
ocratic faith, and conquer the world, the
f,osh and the devil. c. VI. l..
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Licorice.
Lfcortcs Pnstc. j. G. & co.. 3Ic.. r. r., DE:
a. o. G., 23c.: f. & Co., 24C.: r. g.. 25c; Anchor
2Tc.: a. G. c.. Gee: G. Y g.. CSC.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Ate: Scotch, scst brards, pintS s2@s2.15 p
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. ~ .25aso: fruit. 1850
Si.h0; apple, new. sI.76@$2; old. S2.259$3;
Virginia peach, a36iS3.50. :
Rue Whiskeus: Medlum. 81 .5o@.2: pure old. 81
gF1: virginia mountain, new. *2Sa2.6U, -.
800 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. - .25hsS2: imported. "a q case
Ne,o England Ruu: S1.GO.
Rscttfed Whiskeys: Market steady; proof,
1926
Lumber. slaves, &c.
lumber: White oak. 81 2@S15 n 900: Western
Virginia poplar, sl2.10Ms25 e 1000; white pine.
$20NaS7o 3 1000 yellow pine boards S10G3Sl4;
Pine. s250@S5: cypress s!x-lnch, s7.bO05lJ
q 900. Latirs-Sp!it; Sl5o; sawed, s2 25G&2.6a
Rores: Whsley-barrel timbergreen 81 sas2ea
1000: seasoned. $2O6s25 2 / 900, Flo,ir-barreI
timber, S6GlS7.50 p 1000. Flour-barrcl poles 81
@a hogshcad-hoops. no demand; bickcry-hoops,
Mill-Feed.
Snfpstug: Soc q busfel
Br01nsfuF: 8063bc. p bushe..
Shorts: 25@30c. q buS!re:.
Wheat Bran: 20G25c. p bnshc!. '
Corn Bran: l8c. per b,lshc.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.G0S1.25 = 100 feet,
Ponder. 1919 By fhe five ke2s--css t!fia fiva
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3.25G1S3.50.
Shot Northern. :2.40@S2.50 3 bag OF "a aS.
Grindst0nes: 1Tf12Ec. = N.
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MARINE ENTEAAEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II. 1877.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, ner-
claniisc and passengers. L. =. Tatum. agent.
Bars Oscar H., Michalstn, London ria Hampton
Roads, in ballast, to load petroleum FOR Copenbasen
Schooner n. H. Burrcw. Taylor, Philadelphia
coal. s. II. Halves.
Baltimore Brick Company.
SAILED. s-
Steamer Shirley, Trayers. Baltimore, merchaLdk
and passengers. l.. B. Tatn,n. aren't; , ,,,.,,,. ,,
schooner Vashti sharp. Candy, PiiLldelphla, rail-
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore, logs
and coal, Curtis Il Parker .,<,
Schooner Matthias Dunnock. Pau'. ISaiilmorc va
Cbickahoniny river, lumber, Curtis u Parker.
.@ CLEARED FOR THIS TORT.
From Liverpool March 1st, bark Woyc Nor, An
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ennis
From New York March TIN, schooner Matilda
From Orient, i. l., March =, schooner ". F. Par
From New York March so'h, schooner Hattie
From New York April 9th, brig caziaHe lBr''
From PhiladeIphia April 9th, schooner Annie E.
From n Philadelphia April 18th, schooner Thomas
From Baltimore April 7tt schooner Sarah Fisher
y From Orient, l.. l., April 5sh, schooner Ila:'e
Giles, Wordsworth. 1850.
MEMORANDUM.
81, nr III. M la a, hnen ordered 10 Richmopd.
BY telegraph. 80
Ns,- YopY. april 11-Arriyed: Steamer Ethlo-
min. rived out Steamers Charlotte ana .Anna'
Agatha Rcbus, Virgo. Hessia, Tommy, snahSha''
AIsatla, Oder.
COLLISION IN HAMPTON ROADS.
NORFOLK, April 1.-THE schooner J.. II. HOP
ktns nut In damaged from u collision WIN an W.
known ship In Hampton Roads.
DISASTER.
,.r,,,opr Apr,l IA schooner, With coal,
from PbiIadelphia by the Chesapeake cansi, iot
hicYondria. Is ashore ut Point No Point. All put
the cook were lost r.ts
DISABLED STEAMER. =.
u-.s,uycrov -Anrff ia signal observer &C
n,rnsrai reports two steamers going sotih-one Ia
tow evidently disabled. Cannot MAKE out VINO thes
| are.
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FROM THE BORDER.
iCorr,>pandcnce OF the Richmond i,tspatcii.I
BE:STui.- GOonSOH. VA. AND Tenn.


Observation-Disclosures. VA. AND TESN.,1
April Q, 1877.
Ii has been raining almost every day
since April came in, with an occasional
>r0w. Tie weather Is quite cold, and the
farmers are backward in their crops for the
season. some not yet done seeding oats, ana
hut little. ii any, corn planted.
There ! considerable excitement All
through this section OF Southwest Virginia
and East Tennessee in regard 10 the Guilt
ya;ion OF tobacco. II is only Il wear or two
HAT our farmers have made any effort ut
raising tobacco. The past year there WAS
quite large crop raised, and large ware
house ha> been erected in Bristol, ana two
or more factories. Workin" great many
hands. were operated here. y large guam
iitv Of tobacco has been coming into mar
kci this winter. and sold at prices very salts
factory 10 the farmers. \ gentleman III
WASHINGTON county, Ma, within afcw miles
oi Bristol, sold his crop about 4 week ago
nj SO. SO. $50, 81, and 81 per hundred
hounds: and many others sell at from $50
L. SD. You viii see from the prices men
toned that tobacco is paying crop.
\ much larger quantity will be raised the
present year, and, with better knowledge
Of its management. doubtless better prices
will be obtained.
The "Dramatic Association " Of Bristol
Goodson. composed Of the best dramatic
and musical talent OF our ilcO towns, under
the efficient management OF Captain j. {.
stone, gave two most interesting entertain
lnrnIs last week. the whole of the proceeds
to be given 20 the Lee-Monumcnt Associa-
ton. al Richmond. The first nights en-
icrtainment was the loan OF Lover :;
the attcrpiece. ''Our Boys which was
Very finely rendered by the young ladies
and gentlemen. and gave great satisfaction
10 the entire audience. The recitation OF
an ode to the memory Of General Robert +.
Lce-written expressly for the occasion by
Captain &. G.. Junkin, OF ChristianSburg,
Na.-by Miss Kate Montague was really a
gem. and was OF itself worth five times the
price OF admission. Miss Montague is one OF
BrlStoI's faire>t Jewels, and her reading was
supcrb. The next night "Old Honesty" 4
comic drama. was performed III fine style by
the company and the "Polish Boy" rccita-
ton by Miss Kate Montague.
! write hurricdly, and cannot give, as
would wish, the particulars more fully.
Suffice il to say that the universal Judgment
Of the large audiences was that the young
ladies and gentlemen OF the company ac-
Quilted themselves with very great credit,
and gave entire satisfaction to all present.
Quite a handsome sum was realized for the
noble object, which amount will soon be
TO Colonel S. Ba>Sett French, the
treasurer. BORDER.
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A SHOCKING MIDNIGHT VlS1TATl0N-TllE
ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE FIRE-AP-
FALLING sCENES-PANIC,A AMONG THE IN
MATES OF THE HoTEL-NARROW Es-
CAFES AND IIEART-RENDING DEATHS
GRAND SECRETARY OF THE GRAND
LODGE MAsoNs OF MISSOURI AMONG THE
DEAD-KATE CLAYTON sAFE-soUTHERN-
Frs WHO WERE AT THE HOTEL-Loss
UPON THE BUILDING AND CONTENTS
NEARLY a MILLION DoLLARs-OTHER
FACTS.
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Eoutfl Carolina.

HAMPTON IN POSSESSION OF THE sTATE-HoCSE-
ALI. oUIET-TnE LONG AGONY OVER.
COLUMBIA, April 11.-Governor Hampton
is now in possession Of the State-House.
The transfer of papers and other property
was made at 12 O'Clock to-day by the re-
spectire secretaries-Wade H. Manning
representing Governor Hampton and Mr..
Rabbit Ex-Governor Chamberlain. No eX-
element whatever. ~ ...
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New York.
JUNCTION SUSTAINED

NEW YORK, April IAN Injunction re-
stricting the Elevated Railroad Company
from erecting their track in front OF the
property Of Rufus Story was sustained.
FAILURE.
NEW York, April 11.-Peter Tolans, an
ivory merchant, has failed. Liabilities,
S125,000.
PULP AND PAPER-MILL BURNED.
TROY, N. T., April 1.-THE pulp and
paper-mill at Palmer Falls has been burned.
Loss. $4,000.
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Ey Telegraph.
GEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 11.-Gold opened at 1861.
No0n.-Stocks active, very fcrerish, and lrregu-
lar Money. 3 per cent. Gold, 105A. Exchange
Long, 4S7; short, 4S9. Governments dull and
strong. State bonds steady.
Erening.-Money closed at per cent Pig. Ster-
ling dull at 4S6k. Gold strouG ut 1OD7aml 06.
Governments active and steady; new So, NE.
States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 11.-Firginia Gs, deferred, . !:
consolidated 7O7s: second series, III. North Caro-.
lima 6s, old, tx: new, 8; special tax g. Bid To-
tar.
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FLORISTS.
CROCRERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

CPRING GOODS.-I now have in store a
y full line of the following goods: DECORATOR
DINNER and TEA-sETS, some ne, new and 6eaqti iW
MFR and TEA-SETS very cheap: TOlLET-SETS
French and Englisl--over hfty different patterns
RICH CUT GLASSWARE, In conpete, sets ana
Kinds: fine and common TABLE-CUTLERY; Gle
CANT VASES. CABINET-SETS, and BE0MMES n
RsTORS of tine best makers: HOUSE-FUR
NiSHING and KITCHEN UTENSILS Of every
kind Persons in want of goods In my line Viii con-
suit their interest by examining my stock and price,
before making their purchases. All goods VII! %
''N - > +. +. TAYLOR,
NH TO ..... 1Ol1 Main street.
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CONTEMPORARIES. dc.

nIE-FRUITS-cANNED GOoDS.-one,
j. thousand dozen two and threeeSahSap .sehes
,tSn".anmd Strawberries, two-poand kaspneffiss,
,s0 BOUND Damsoiis two-pouna Bsack sm s
p'onnd q; reen Peas tWo-ponRi Sagnr.csrns wi.
psss cafSrnia Canned Peaches, Apricot, ar ssal
cages, Fresh Prnnes, Dates DfeS EeSsnsss ~ s1fss
pound Peaches, cheap AZ ,ds9 Ssss street.
fe "a 1870 - --c- =
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ANOTHER pApEE-MILL BURNED.

SUFFOLK, Conn.,, April 11.-The Eagle
paper-mills have been burned. Loss heavy.
FAILED TO MEET ARREARAGEs FOR RENT.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE sale OF the
fixtures Of the agency here OF the Cont
mental Life-Insurance Company failed to
meet the arrearages for rent.
AN IMMENSE WHALE. E.
HALIFAX, N. s., April IA ninety-siX-
foot whale was driven ashore by the ice at
Schooner Pond, Cape Breton, and secured.
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COMMERCIAL.
0HN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April IL, 1877
OFFERINGS.
WIIEAT.-White. 20 bushels. Red, GOA bushels.
CoRS.-Vhite. 266 bushels. Yttio.1. 70 bushels.
OATS-72 bushels.
MILL OFFAL.-20,00O pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 20 bushels very good Mt 81 .7S.
Rel, 1S bushels very good at fl.7S; 20 bushels
common at $3.50; $3.50 bushels very gOod ut $3.50
total, 5Q4 bushels.
CORN White. 25G bushels very good ut J4c.
Tellolp, so bushels private terms; 2S bushels
aw-colorcd ut 54c.-.ota, rs busbela.
OATS.-72 bushels winter at 37c.
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II may be that General Joseph u. John
ston will become President OF the East Zen.
nessee University. Heiikes Tennessee ana
its people, and would have gone To Nash
Vile at the close OF the war il it had not been
for better financial prospects in Savannah.
.Neic Y0r}c Tribune. ..-s 49,.
The Norfolk pirginian estimates the
damages done in Portsmouth, by the storm
OF this week ut $4,000.
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-HHINA AND PLATED-WARE.-
CVASES, new styles-cameo decorations; CO.
LoGNE SETS, of the late Vienna and 1 Centennial ten,
and eEnrlIsh direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great Variety: .PI.ATED-WA Pickle Stands,
Tea-Sets Card ReceiverS-al new patterns eAR-
T6R GOAL VASES handsomely decorated; ;
RROEZES-French md japanese finish. Call and
See styles anu prices before purchasns No trouble
~ o ." o successor 10 James w. Gibson,
da15 1907 Main street.
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THE LATE STORM At FORTRESS MONROE.


FORTRESS MONROE. April 1.-THE Sc
yerest storm known here in many years set
in on Sunday night, and lasted forty-eight
hours. The tide was higher than it has
been for fifty wears. The Winter-Q Quarter
Shoal Iieht-ship, No. 81, Captain Owens,
broke her mooringS and had to come to
Hampton Roads for harbor.
cARpET-BAG RESOLUTION OF, THE NEW ENG
LAND CONFERENCE.
> Bosrox, MASS, April 11.-At the session
of the New England Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Lynn to-
day, the following anti carpet-bag, resolu-
ton was introduced, and, after a lively dis
cussion. adopted: ~. ~, +.
Resolued, That in admitting new MEM
beers into our body we will discriminate be.
tween brethren who grow up within our
own territory and those who come from be-
yond us, believing that those who are OF Us
have first claims upon our consideration,
other things being equal.
OBITUARY.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-Mr. Ross Winans,
well-known citizen Of Baltimore, died to-
day. aged seyenty-four years. He was
widely known as an inventor and protector
OF extensive machine-shops in this city. :
NEWPORT, 4. L., April IA dispatch
received here announces the death OF Com.
mander Joseph y. Marvin, ut Yokohama
Japan.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
MADISON, INDIANA, April 1.-THE boiler
of the engine " Bright" used to hau
trains up an inclined plane, exploded to-
day. killing the engineer and o passenger,
an d breaking the tireman's legs.
- SUICIDE OF AN INDIANA CONVICT.
EVANSVILLE, April ,11.--The wife OF Ed
ward Seyer. who was sen fenced to imprlson'
Inent for life for murder, carried poison &c
him, from which he died.
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louisiana.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE HeralGS
New Orleans dispatch says. persons who
have visited some OF the commissioners re-
port that they will hold private session
to-day, at which definite proposition will
be determined upon to be made to both
Governors. This proposition, while adher-
ing to the original plan, will modify the
terms to the extent Of fixing the Legislatures
upon the basis OF the supervisors returns
instead OF the Returning Board. This plan
would give Democratic majority offour on
Joint ballot It is added that General George
A. Sheridan will leave to-day for Washing
ton as bearer Of dispatches to MIR. Hayes
explaining the necessity OF this modification,
without which the commission despairs OF
etiecting a settlement.
Plnchback stated in an interview that
seven of his friends in the Packard House
were all ready to go over to the Nichols
Legislature. and that they would do so to-
morrow or next day.
The Iribunc's dispatch says Governor
Packard said in conversation yesterday that
he will acceptany plan OF compromise which
President Hayes will say he approves or.
II the President has more to propose then
he demands that either Governor Nichols
or himself should be promptly recognized.
The President, he said, has the right to
recognize Nichols, but has no right to with
hold his hand and permit legal government
to he crushed out by force. The commits
sion is working hard and hearing dcleSa-
lions, but are making no progress toward
adjustment.
Charles Foster is quoted that he desires
General Garfield's election as Speaker, but
that important reasons compel him to re-
main in the field.
NEW ORLEANS, April u.-Yesterday the
commission met ut 10 O'Clock, and heard
many delegations making strong representa-
tionS in behalf OF their respective parties.
The commission addressed communities
ton to each Legislature requesting informa-
ton as to the condition of the judiciary OF
each party; amount OF tax collected;
amount OF money disbursed; and other
facts which may tend to show the actual
condition of the State.
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ATRAGEpY IL MONTPELIER, VT.-Montpe-
iier, April 10.-This afternoon Hiram Ar
buckle, OF East Montpelier, shot George
Short twice; then leaving him for dead, re-
paired to the blacksmith-shop OF his pro-
ther-in-law, George Bancroft, and shot nam
through the arm. bancroft ran, and Ar
buckle pursued, shooting him in the bacK'
and the third time through the head, kill
inc him. Arbuckle then went to his house
and shot himself through the heart. lie IS
believed TO have been insane. Short Is still
alive, though in q critical condition.
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WEDNESDAY, April IT, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised $50 hogsheads, 3G
tierces and 20 boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change were 100 packages; Of which number 43
were taken in and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $3.50 10 S35.
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NJOW ON HAND. THE LARGEST
lN STOCK OF FURNITURE, made 10 my
orders. aud daily receiving additions to same,
that have ever offered TO the public. feels u
VIII give satisfaction 60 all who wish 10 buy Wsra-
robes Sileboards, DressingC BedsleSdss a.so,
fine Parlor Suits, .Esageres, inc Cnaisst
Wat-Racks t,e Book ases, Tables, Re-, Wild u Lun
line of cheap Furniture. See iay ssoss SeS9fs you
buy. II Ia sorsrnar street.
+ mh 3-Sm 40 uSsSA '''@t -
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eo.CENT STORE.
A # THE 99c.-STORE-

AT THE 99c.-STORE-
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
100 pair large IiEARTII-VASES, 99c. pair;
More of those beautiful BRONZE WRISTBANDS;
ITS STEP-LADDERS,
so fine LAP-DOARDS.
rs PANNEL-pICTURES entirely new subjects;
Another lot of TABLE-CUTLERY DIETER than any
bcforc);
125 BIRD-CAGES (rouud and square,:
Handsome DOLL-PER ABIBULATO2S;
The best WHITE SHIRT in the city FOR the
money; . ~ -... ......
$50 FIvE-BoTTLE REVOLVING CAsTORS;
so barrels GOBLETS, ~ for o9c.
Send for catalogue at
APT 1880 .-s $ sos BROAD STREET.
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Flour,
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGES

Fine. SO: supnrtn.. s7@l7.25; extra smrGrinc,
&9; common family, $3.50; fancy Family, 70. Mar
Ike: steady.