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COLONEL SWANS'S SUCCESSOR.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispateh.l
MILFORD, VA, February H. The Com
servatiyes of Caroline nominated Maio,
Robert Peatross for the House ID Delegates
in place Of Colonel 8. a. Swami, resigned,
Several candidates were In the field, one Of
whom may run independent.
fAssocIa.ed Press Report by Telegraph to the Dis
patcn.l ss.1,l1 o. ~ !.
VESSEL BURNED AT SEA. ~ 81
PoRT ROYAL, s. c., February 12.-EVery.
thing went well with the Bnyaria until half.
past 3 P. NJ. on the 9Th, when fire was dis
covered in the starboa1d coalbunker. This
was extinguished. At O'Clock fire broke
out in the cotton on the Storage deck. BY
II the fire was uncomfortable, and six boats
left the ship with all on board, and nothing
but necessities. :'a.#
The bark Dora, twenty miles distant, saw
the light and made for the scene, and at
A.. Ar. passed around the steamer, but see
ing no one, stood of, keeping Il lookout at
the mast-heads. The wind increased, with
a drizzling rain. At 10 o'clock the first
boat was picked up, and By 4 the last boat,
which contained the captain, with lady
from the wreck. A severe northeast gale
blew during the night, and Captain Fro
sink, OF the Dora, took every care OF the
caxtaways. The rescue was proyidential.
The passengers and crew lost everything.
A CHAPTER OF CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
AUGUSTA, GA, February 12.-Gustaye
Staeple, German matchmaker, was found
dead in bed this morning.
Patrick Shehan fell in the canal and was
drowned.
Nose Sullivan (colored constabl) was
shot and killed in Hamburg by Edward
lvey (colored).
Mitchell BIan had his throat cut by Samuel
Stuart in Granetvile, and is dead. Both
colored. Liquor was the cause.
KILLED BY ROBBERS. ''- f.
AUGUSTA, February 12.-On Sunday
night H. J. Rozier, a merchant OF Sparta,
was waylald willie going home from his
store, struck with a slung-shot, and robbed
OF one hundred dollars and his watch. He
has since died.
ILLICIT DlSTiLIERS ON / RAID.
ATLANTA, February Ion Friday night
detachment OF United States infantry, ac-
companying the revenue agents, was am
pushed by distillers in Gilmer county, and
Lieutenant Mcintyre, Of Company u, Sec
ond infantry, was killed. \ detachment
was sent to recover the body. 1t is said
they killed three distillcrs before recover
Ing McIntyre's body.
STRIKE Of ENGINEERS.
Boston, February l2.-The engineers on
the Boston and Maine road have struck
Two thousand people arc waiting at th'
depot here.
FAILURE.
LOUISVILLE, February i2.-W. III. Walker
& Co. have failed. Walkers failure is caused
by ,lereliction to Walston and others.
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Ritl,montl 1|lspatth
FEBRUARY 10, 1877.
PETERSBURG.

or Az OLD ClT,EEN--THk ne
n.vp roRcER1Es--GRlTrlN SENT TO JAIL
nn 1r,RrY pAYs-rIRE--vIsfToRS FROM
~ >,opTu.-To LEAVE FOX WASHINGTON.
.-.,o,,.,coee Of the Richmond Disps'ch.i
t'''''S FEBRUARY II, 1877.
Mr.. Samuel Edwards, an old ana respect
- ntt;zcn. died last evening ut O'CLOCK, at
Nv residence, on Lombard street. six
ns ,,hs AGO Mr.. Edwards was stricken
n' ',,h naraIys,s. and has never since been
W. =, he'd, He leaves O family OF several
.s;,drcn. all grown. and a character for
snnss,v and integrity OF which they may
M.nII feel proud. Mr.. Edwards was sixty
wv The MAYORS Court this morning the
ao - W &. G. Andrews alias I. f..
White. charged with passing two forged
5rarts In thia CITY, was called, but continued
until Wednesday morning. A telegram was
rnnc;xcd from Mr.. j. O. Ieptcnstall, OF Lit
.,n.n, V C.. stating that he would then lie
,or, - tive in his evidence. Mr.. Hcptcn-
s,oIl e the gentleman whose name is alleged
- have been forged TO the drafts, az well as
- others passed in Richmond and Norfolk.
" W. Griffin. who was arrested rs an
.,on,n,,ce NJ Andrews. was also arragn-
cd hui there was 10 evidence TO prove the
charge. Andrews stated that he and Griffin
.or,e over from Richmond on Thursday.
They had 4 valisc, belonging TO Andrews,
containing clothing. and cigars and cigar
cttcs and both were privileged 10 open it.
They left this valisc at n saloon, Andrews
lccnipr the kew. After the lattcr's arrest.
Griffin took the valise away. and when il
was recovered by the police II was found
to have been broken open and one or more
NJ the boxes OF cigars taken out. The
Nayor sentenced Griffin 10 Jail for thirty
days for larceny.
i fire occurred ut the residence OF Mr..
Thomas Ray, on High street. yesterday
morning, which was fortunately discovered
In time 10 prevent other damage than the
burning OF part OF the roof.
4 number OF gentlemen from New ork
are in the city to-day returning from visit
10 relations and friends in Dmwlddie cotn.
Is. 4 number OF Enc farms in this county
are owned and cultivated by northern gen.
tlcmen who have settled there since the
war--men OF thrift, energy, and industry,
who let politics alone. and are seeking TO
build up homes and fortunes. Ihey eN-
nrcss themselves rs highly pleased with eli
mate. soil. and people, and say that Others
Of their friends from the North Will soon
purchase property ana >c.tie I'D thiS aeclioh.
We welcome all such.
IN infant daughter OF DR.. II. &. Leigh
died last evening after a brief illness.
Mc,srs. Thomas G. Watkins, Samuel ID.
Davies. David A. Lyon, Robert II. Jones,
Jr.. George +. Doggctt. W. II. Gentry, and
W. +. {. Gregory will leave here tomorrow
for Washington to testify before Hon. Fer.
nando Woods committee on the Use OF
:rnopS in Virginia. Ii Is understood thai
other citizens will be summoned in day
or two TO 90 before another committee to
establish the actual condition OF affairs in
this congressional district previous to and
a the time Of the late election; and whether
or not there was any necessity for sendin.
troops here. ROBIN ApAlE
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
FLORIDA COUNTED FOR HAYES
AND WHEELER.

AN INTERESTING DAY IN WASHINGTON
LIVELY DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF
REPREsENTATIvEs-DhviD DUDLEY
FIELD MAKES A RINGING sPEEcH-THE
LOUISIANA VOTE REhCFsED-THE COMMITS
SION TO HEAR ARGUMENT To-DAY-No
DIRECTION MADE BY THE DEMOCRATS TO
THE ILLINOIS voTE-HEwlTT AND OTHER
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS INSIST THAT
THE ELECTORAL ACT MUST he CARRIED
oUTIN GOOD FAlTH-A ROPE THAT HoAR
AND EDMUSDs WILL VOTE TO THROW
OUT LOUISIANA IF NOT COUNT IT FOR
TILDEE, &C., &C.
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CINCINNATI.
MARINE INTEZLHGENGE.
Port OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY IL. 1877.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York,
merchandise mud passengers 6. W Allen z Co..
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Elias Moore. Lewis, New York, bay, G.
schooner William Tice. Tce, Woods Hole, guano,
Allison & Addison ,-,,,,.,.,.-,,,
Schooner Dick Williams, Willetts, Philadelphia
Schooner John s:cGinn., Colburn, philaheiphia.
sci Schooner o ne Martha Collins Groves, Baltimore.
S sh koxanna, Mitchell. Baltimore. grain,
schoon a. A. s. Field Franks, Baltimore, grain,
Haxall, Crcnshaw Go.
Schooner Maggie, Myers, Alexandra, gram, Flax
all. Crenshaw { Co.
Schooner Virginia Hawley. Galloway. Hayre de
Grace coal, T. II. Mayo Brother.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York February 10th, schooner VIII
liam II. Kennel, Soper.
From Liverpool January 18th, bark suiltzeln,a
From Liverpool February Cd, bark Trsak mora
Jacobsen.
From liverpool February Cd, bark Woye (Sor.|,
From liverpool December :, bark Firm, just
From Liverpool December Esd, brrk Ruth EiniS-
From Liverpool December 9Th. bark Riga DAM,
From Liverpool january 22d, bark Tarpeian tBs.l'
From Liverpool December Sd, brig soskommeren
| (Nor.I. Vail. ~.
From New York February Sth, bark Mott'e Oan.''
PauIscn, to load for Bahia. -. -
From Delaware Breakwater February 5th, Orig
Rapid (Br.), Morrisey.
From New York February 9th, schooner jesse u.
Leach, johnson, eta City Point. ,.,.
From Baltimore February 9th, schooner Eugfe.
Corsey.
Rapid (Br.l. 80, .a.>,>,ar
Thomas G.. Benton. Miller.
Cake, CALL
From Philadelphia December TN, schooner An
nile $. Gaskil Gaski. ,,,,,.
From New York December =. schooner orlsts
o From phsdephia December 9th, schooner Charlie
Moore, Messick. 90. sao.a.
ff From Baltimore December a3d, schooner Press
dent Andrew johnson. a, s.....s
From Portland rid Norfolk FepvusrS 4aa' scuoo.
IBer Hattie Coombs, BISHOP. rt,s..S
From Woods Hole February I'd. schooner Line
D. French, Nickerson.
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4 WIFE TRIES TO SACRIFICE HERSELF To
SAVE HER HUSBAND. - HudSon, y. T.. Feb.
ruary o.-Ycstcrday, in the trial OF John
V. kierc and his wife. Elcanora. for the
murder OF Charles II. IIcrmancc last De-
cclnbcr. Mrs. kicre testified that she fired
the fatal shot. The case was given to the
Jury, which came into the court this morn
ing and rendered verdict, finding kierc
glitv OF murder in the second degree, and
acquitting Mrs. kicrc. The Judge sen
fenced the prisoner to Clinton prison for
lie. The prisoners counsel was granted
until April 18th to prepare bill OF cXcep-
.inOS
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The ORDER OF IiIBERSIAES UNDER BAN
Scrqnton, Pa, February ia pastoral
letter from Bishop O'Hara cxcommunica-
ting the Ancient Order OF IIibernians,"
and directing the clergy to deny the men,
hcrS Of that Order the sacramcnts. was read
in all the Catholic churches OF Scranton
diocese to-day. The denunciation was un-
expected and has produced q sensation
among the members OF the Order, who, for
the past three years, have been in favor
with the Church within the jurisdiction,
The Ancient Order has large membership
in this diocese
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, February IL. 1877.

OFFEEINGS.
WuEAr.-Hhite, 342 bushels. Red, ,076 basil
els.
CoRN.-TVhtte, 800 bushels.
OATs.-12S bushels.
PEAS.-4U bushels.
CLOyERSEED.-100 bushc".
MEAL.-246 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels at Sl.55; 100
bushels prime at Sl.G0; Sc bushels at Sl45; 26
els prime ut 81 60: bushels at ii 90: 10 bushels
very good ut SLIGO: I4S bushels at SI45; AZ
bushels good NJ $3.50: / l9 bushels 81 SI40; $50
bushels very good on private torns-total, 968
bushels.
CoRS.-Nhite, 3G ba-els prime ut 62e.: 60
bushels very good ut L.. 81 bushels COOL ut 60c.-
total. | S bushels.
OATS.-2S bushels common spring at 4Sc
MEAL-l2 bushels good at 55c.: so bushes very
good at SIC: 81 bushels en- private !crnS-t0tal.
1s6 bushels.
RE-ENHiBITED.
MEk-lD III. hcls
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
- CITY ALM4HousR,l
SrPERIN1ENDENT'H UTF1cE,
RICHMOND, VA, February 10. 1877. &
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will
In be received until ~ O'Clock u. TUESDAY.
18th instant, for furnishing the Ahnshoase WIN
supplies Of
FRESH BEEF, VINEGAR,
BACON, sOAf,
FLOUR, SALE, s.
COFFEE, MOLASSEs, ~
SUGAR, So
for the quarter ending May 8, 1877.
The Committee for the Relief OF The Pocr reserve
the right 70 rtIect any and all bids offered, and on
giGtag the contract for each article required 70 te
lowest bidder therefor, Ao, &
- - - i. CHARLES r. BIGGER,
fc lost superintendent.
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BuFFAHO LITHKA WATERS.
NHE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS

THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
Il IN TIE
PECULIAR biALADIES OF WOMEN AND
OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some of the most eminent medical men Of The
country pronounce these waters
"WELL-NIGH SPECIFIC"
in most OF the
PAINFUL. MaLADlES PECUL1AH 10 WOMEN
IN
DYSPEPSIA,
NEURALGIA,
LIVER AFFECTIONS,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
PARALYSIS, GOVT,
RHEUMATISM
AND IN DISEASES Or THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
they ara. second to none OF the celebrated minera
waters OF the world, and In some OF the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results rs remarkable ~ any Of record, whether OF
mineral waters or medicines. This claim Is EN-.
phatcaily attested by those whose statements defy
impu,ation or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address OH application.
The waters put up in cases Of one dozen half
gallon bolt es ut SO per at the Springs, invara-
blv In advance. THOMAS +. 6OODE,
Proprietor Buffalo r.ithia Springs, Va.
il 16-Tu&S2m
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TosiuELD Ills S0S.-MemphiS, February
lo.-Judge Locwood. OF the Criminal Court,
this morning fined eX-Mayor John League
fifty dollars, and sentenced him to Jail until
he will answer for refusing to testify against
lis son Robert, charged with forging his
fathers name 10 an order for a small amount
on Barchlts d May. Mr.. League refused OH
The ground that his testimony would dis
race his son.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February l2.-Gold openet a: 1865
NooR.-StocSs active. unsettled. and lower. Money,
3 per cent. Gold, 1861. Exchange-LonE f6o;
short, 1861 Governments dull. lower and unset
tied. STATE bonds Il, u, steady. and nominal.
EceaiDg Money dull. Sterling quiet. Gold, lODE
Governments active and little better: ncr O's.
l0&. States quletan nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 12.-VirgtDia 6's. deferred.
/: consolidated, 81; second series, 37x. Worth
CaroIina S's. old, 81.
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HINA AND PLATED-WARE.
OVASES, new styies-cameo decorations; 60:
I,OGNE HETS. Of the hate Vienna ami Centennial
designs !; CHINA DINNER and TEA-SETS, French
aud English direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: APPROPRIATENESS STANDS,
Tea-sets, Card Receiyers-all new patterns; PAR
LOR COAL VASES handsomely decorated
BRONZES-French md japanese finish. Call and
see STYLES ami prices ieforc purchasing No trouble
r., sho,y goods GEORGE GIBSON, JR.
~ successor 10 James w. Gibson,
de16 1907 Main street.
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A WIsDFALL.-Mr. George W. Burgess,
n worthy and industrious blacksmith Of our
county, is said TO have been transported
from comparative poverty to considerable
wealth, recently, By the death of his brother,
John Wesley Burgess, OF Texas, who is
said to have been worth about $4,000,
which George will now come into posses.
sion of. We know nothing as to the truth
OF the rumor.- Wy'herilte Enterprise.
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\ WITNESS Acknowledgements after
the case against William Roberts, manllac-
turer of wire signs, charged with getting
goods under false pretences, was disposed
Of by the Police Justice, Roberts assaulted
Mr.. ". l.. Montague, the chief witness for
the Commonwealth. Roberts was arrested,
and will be carried before the Police Court
this morning to answer the charge, which
i one Of some gravity, rs it involves the
question bow far L court can protect wit
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.
From Orr Regular Correspondent

TIE QUESTION SETTLED.
After further discussion by Banks, Burch-
ard, and Knott, the Speaker ruled thut
Knott's amendment was not out OF order
because in conflict with the electoral act,
but neither house acting separately had
the power to refer any matter to the Com
mission.
The two hours debate allowed by the
act was now Q1:15 A. NJ formally COM
nenced, Mr.. Field yielding alternately to
representatives on either side Of the House.
McCrary (Republican) said the Commits
sion had decided properly that certificates
certified by the lawful authorities OF the
States must be accepted rs conclusive upon
the Commission, and the act Of the electors
in casting the votes OF the States could not
be overturned.
Mr.. Tucker said he would not criticisc
the acts of the Tribunal, but their Judgment.
They had decided that the votes of electors
certified elected must be counted, and the
result would be to preclude inquiry rs to
their eligibility, and thereby practically de-
feat an express provision Of the Constitu-
ton. The right Of the electors to cast the
vote of the State Is subject to review by the
authorities Of the State; but this decision
deprived the State OF the right to correct u
wrong done by the electors.
Mr.. Banks (Republican) said the people
having exercised due diligence in ascer-
tanning whether certain individuals may
lawfully represent them in the Electoral
College, there Is no power to deprive them
OF their right to have their choice expressed.
Mr.. Springer (Dem.) argued that the Com
mission had given
SANCTION TO A PATENT FRAUD.
They had refused to consider any evidence
except that in the record submitted by the
president OF the Senate, and then had re-
fused to obey their own rule. lie then re-
ferred to the general disappointment and
the significance of the decision by party
vote.
Mr.. Frye (Rep.) said he was disguised at
the incessant charge that gigantic frauds
had been committed by the Republican
party, and then proceeded to charge whole
sale fraud by the Democrats in Indiana and
Florida.
Mr.. Hurd (Democrat) said he desired, as
lawyer and member Of the House, to enter
his protest against the act Of the Commits
SION in refusing to consider the evidence Of
fraud which was submitted to them. 1t is
universal rule that fraud taints every
thing. Why, then, Is returning board an
exception? Why are its acts binding upon
courts, State authorities, Congress, and
everybody The Supreme Court Of Florida
has decided that the Board had only minis
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g'ssc Troubles in tho East.

EXGIANp'S DUTY AS TO TIE CHRISTIANS IN THE
DISTURBED PROVINCES.
BlRMtsGH,N, February 12.-Thc Post
asserts that the Liberal leaders, after consul
tation, have determined to submit motion
declaring that it is the duty u England, in
concert with the European Powers, or, fail
ing in this, with Russia, ut once to force
upon Turkey the adoption OF the necessary
provisions for the security Of Christians in
the disturbed provinces. .-.t... :...
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ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT LsRDo AND SUITE
N New YcRK.--Ne,o York, February TO-
Among the passengers on board the steamer
Colon, which arrived here to-day from
-Aspinwall, are eX-Presideht Lerdo, OF
Mexico, General Escobedo, Manuel Romero,
Rubio. and others Of Mexican fame.
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tn LOUISIANA CONTEST. 1gzr
WASHINGTON, February 12.The Demo
Gratis, at the last moment, concluded not to
make objection to Illinois. 'i': l., +
Louisiana was reached. objections were
made and the two houses separated.
The Commission meets at 10 Tomorrow
to hear arguments.
49, 4. !. VARIOUS rTENs. /.
The Secretary of the Treasury has called
in $4,000, GOO Of $40 bonds Of the act OF
March 3, 1855, dated November, 1865. In
terest ceases on the 10th Of May, 1877.
Il. F. Wilmer has been nominated as post
master at Noonan, Ga. @ tt
A dispatch to the Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue from Agent Chamberlain,
dated Gainesville, Ga, reports raid on
t he northern portion Of that State. Thirty
three stills were destroyed and eighty-four
arrests made.
The requisition of the War Department
in favor OF Captain Eads FOR half O million
in bonds was honored yesterday by the
Treasury Department.
The following was received here to-day,
referring to the exhibition Of the Knights
Of Momus: Ne,o Orleans, February IL
Colonel E. Il. BurE: The sentiment OF the
whole community is opposed to what oc-
Cured ut the celebration Thursday. twas
the act of few private individuals, entirely
unauthorized and unknown, and uniyer-
yersally condemned and regretted.
FRANCIS II. NICHOLS.
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IT COST! AT COST

JULIUS MEYERS. 600 BROAD STREET.
EARLY SPRING PRINTS thew and handsome
New sHiRTING, PRINTS, and PERCALES;2
!. 900 wards BEST SOLID BLACK PRINTS at &c:
New and handsome HAhBURGH EDGlSGS and
INSERTINGSat very low prices:
Another lot Of those GENUINE WHALEBOEE
FRENCH EMBROIDERED C0RSETS at 81
worth $3.50;
New styles In BusTLE at lowest prices;
20 pieces cheap CORDED PIQUES:
New and handsome NECK-RDFFL1NGH;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS very low;
Remnants of IRISH LINEN at hals their value;
New styles in SILK HANDHERcHlEFH and
'l SCARFS;
LACE OOLIARETTEs and -BIBS' for Ladies' and
Children, and lots Of other New Goods az
JULIUS MEYERS,
fe lO-eod 600 Broad street.
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FOREIGN and D0hBSSl nB1FS.

A siERCIlANP OF SPARTA, Ga, sWAYLAID-
ROBBED, AND MURDERED-R ON ILL
CIT DIsTILLERs-vEssEI; BURNED AT
sEA-NOhnNATToN FOR THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES TO FILL C0L0NEL.sW6NN's
PLACE-THE EASTERN QUEsTI0H--FaIL-
UREAsFRIKE OF ENGINEERS, &c.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE BY A LUSATIC.-Sor-
rel LER, Pa, February 10.-On Tuesday
last Harrison Turner, aged twenty-five, u
lunatic, shot and killed Milton Anderson,
aged forty-six, and then killed himself.
Turner had been annoying Anderson's
daughter with professions Of love, and An
derson had TO eject him from his house.
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PLANiNG-MILL BURNED Chicago, Febru-
airy 10.-This morning the structure occu-
pied as planin g-mill by W. r. Robbins Il
Co., as afurniture factory by Joseph Schue-
bert. and as sash, door, and blind factory
by Fullen q Co., was burned. Loss, $780,
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Flour.
MEAI..-l2 bushels.

Fine 1925 superilnc. 1925; extra ,urcrlne,
$79S7.25; common family. $3.50: fancy family,
S7.75Gto. Markc: steady.
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CRaICax EnY. GLASSWARE. dc.
E w GOOD s!

PARTISAN PORCELAINE DINNER, TEA
AND TOILET-wARE,
equal In appearance to the bost French china, at
as the cost.
Also, 4 full line of DECORATED, GOLD-BAND,
and WHITE CHINA DINNER and TEA-WARE
ut popular prices. f.. Il. TAYLOR,
ta3 No. lO11 sfaln street.
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Ry Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 12.-Co:ton duli 3a'cS OF
l3t bales as l2IGI BE: consolidated net receipts,
1896 bates: exports-to Great Britain. f0,967
hae5 France, 5.74Q bales continent. $3.50 bales.
the West Indies: o. hrrwise dull and without de-
ciied change. market closing steady: southern -four
unchanged Wheat-SEring held higher aud quiet;
winter grades dub. Cor:l-Sew &c. lower. with
inal: 54G55c. for unSradea western mixed; b6c.
for yellow southern oil dock $50. FOR white south.
prn on track. Oats dull and heavy Sugar quiet and
unchanged: refined In fair demand at 1lEc. for
stand ,rd 4. MolassCS quiet and unchanged. Rice
unchanged and IN moderate demand TallCH dull.
Lard closed heavy vt Sl1.15 bud for prime steam.
Whisky irner ut $1.0S. Frcigh!s quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l2.-Flour steady and
firm loward-Street and western supertilic, S5G
$685.; extra. t6: family, $G.75@s1.6O; Rio
@5.25; extra, S6G$7.23; Rio brands, s7.62G
s ss7? S Fl %r rs p1me
amber, l.6O: white, sl.50Glsl.55. Southern corn
fairly active and irmer; western fairly active and
steady; southern white, .4s@56c.;. yellow. b2@
52kc. On.s and rye steady. Provisions quiet and
steady. Coffee firmly held. Whiskey dull Ut 5l.O9.
Sugar steady At l l1:".
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. February 12.-Flour Ia fair demand
and firm. Corn In good demand for shclied at 400
Barley DALI prime fall. &c. Pork inactive and
nomnal at siG50. Lard quiet and firm; steam.
nominslly SlO.75@Sl0.s0; kettle, s11.25@
$11.75. Bulk-mcats firm. shoulders, 64@67Sc. !;
clear ribs, SIC: cIear-sides, &c. Bacon stronger;
sGaSes W v sfpr s5 e R@ Il
orally held higher. Butter dull and uncnanged Hogs
dull and dropping; packing grades, $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

AONbNY. Fr:'rualY II, 1877.
The brHs<s to-:.av comprised OF hosshcads and
IL titrrcs. The offerings al auction on Change
were 7 ] packagc> of which n,iiuie; 80 were taken
In. and The rcnalnd"r -olh AT price ranging from
81 90 20 80.