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MAY 22.-Sptrfts Turpentfns-The market
opened dull and nominal bG, later hear Of sales
days quotations. closing firm, Il H. " :. -
b RoSln-The market for this article was also duh
and nominal in the early part Of The day. but during
@s1.45 for strained and soodstsnsd, closing quiet
and steady. -.
of the day selling at $1.55 p barrel. y. - &.
Crude IMrpentine.-Msrket steady and mn
changed, the receipts Of The day setting at go for
C,otton.-The market for this article was steady,
bnt there very little inquiry or pressure to SELL
We heard OF small Gales on basis Of Zoe. p ~ for
lions: Ordinary, s1c. = d.; good ordinary. &c. !;
strict good ordinary, 94c.: low msddling 9Hc.;
middIiug, 1Oc.; good midd,ing. l0Xc. Quotations
conform to the classifcatons or the American Cot
ton Exchange. -
Timber.-Market dull, except for fne classes. We
hear OF sales to-day of raft mill at 50,
do. do. ut s6.7j do. fair mill at $3.50, and DO
extra ship timber at S13 q M.-Stdr.
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NEW YORK WOOL aARKET.

MAY 22.-There has been no very marked change
The dealings have been chiefly In stnJli lots and
mostly OF California and TeNas.ssttfihe new clip
of the latter bringing rather beter prices, and sl
lots strong; IA bales fall CALIFORNIA;. 20e.; 10000
lbs. do. and $500 lbs. scourc do. private terms
$4,000 DIS. spring do. 20 900 ffs do, 5000 lbs.
do. 21k@234c.: 10000 tbs. new Eastern Texas,
23@25lc.: 5000 BIS. new Eastern Texas. $50
Csc. 10000 bs. Western Texas on private terms
5000 lbs. NX Ohio fceces 40c. i: 1000 fbs. \ Ohio
tlecces, 40c. 5000 fbs. Oregon, ace; 4 900 lbs.
washed, fine Ohio deaine Gu private terms: 5000
lbs. unwashed combing and delaine Indiana. Doc !;
on private terms; 1900 ibs Do. i7@l 9c.: $4,000
lbs. Western Texas, 1S4c.: 1000 lbs. Australian on
private terms; 10000 lbs. domestic Doils private
$50 bales Donskei, 27@31c.-Jour7,at of Com
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New York.

STRIKE OF BRICK-MAKERS-F FAILURE.
NEW YORK, May 24.-The brick-makers
at Hayerstraw struck, and the military have
been sent there to maintain order.
P. Stevens, stockbroker and member OF
the Exchange, has failed.
THE CUsToM-HoCSE INVESTIGATION.
NEW YORK, May 24.-In the custom-house
investigation Henry Himeley, sugar mer-
chant, testified that it was quite common
thing for custom-houSe officers to take
brides for passing luggage containing dutia-
BILE goods, and to plainly ask money for
doing so. He had met with instances OF
this kind himself. .. 49,. ...-
THE SlLK-sMUGGLING CASES. ...--
NEW York, May 24.-The, Lawrence silk
smuggling cases, involving a million dol
lars, has been certified by divided court
to the Supreme Court on a question OF lip,i-
tation. -. R.t, 80. tss... - N.s.. Vi.
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PAVING WITH RICHMOND GRANITE.


WASHINGTON, May 24.-Among the con-
tracts for street-paying awarded to-day by
the District Commissioners were four FOL
paving with Richmond granite, aggregatine
thlrty-one thousand four hundred square
yards, at prices averaging $l.75 per square
yard. The old District ring firm got con.
tract amounting to $4,000.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY, &C.
There is much interest felt here in the
University Of South Carolina, and legislation
tending to cripple il is deprecated in influ-
entail circles. ,.. ~.
1t is intimated that Secretary Sherman
would like to have Ex-Governor Aiken col
lector OF the port at Charleston. 1t was
proposed to give Aiken the collectorship OF
internal revenue, but the Governor declined
this. This office appears to be at the dispo-
sal Of any one prominent as an applicant for
collector OF the port, in order to retain
.Worthington in the latter. position, which
Senator Patterson is understood to desire
above all things.
THE MOBILE POST-oFFICE AGAIN.
Friends OF Wickersham say there were
interllneations in his bond as postmaster
at Mobile which required that 1t should be
tify that interlineations existed when the
instrument was executed. Others say there
are other matters in the way OF Wicker
sham getting his commission.
PERsONAL-ApPoINTMEN
Colonel Joseph segar had long inter-
view with President Hayes to-day.
Joseph E. Anderson, of Ohio, has been
appointed consul to Funchal. -i@# +
VARIOUS ITEMS. ...
Colonel Schley, OF West Virginia, is an
applicant for the Commissionership OF Ag-
rlculture. ..s.. ...- 81
Late instructions from the Treasury De-
partment require the treasurer aud assist
ant treasurers OF the United States to re-
ceiye silver in any amount when presented
for deposit by a public officer, received In
the usual course of business.
The request Of Governor Emory that
troops be sent to Utah has been referred to
General Sherman. General Crook will be
ordered to Utah to investigate the necessity
Of the movement:
The steamer Plymouth departed this
morning from Pensacola for Vera Cruz.
By direction of the Secretary OF War,
Captain r. W. Brown, OF the Corps OF Engl-
neers, displaces Major Comstock in all his
duties on the Improvement OF the South
Pass OF the Mississippi. This does not i'll
fringe on the duties OF Captain Adams,
who has charge of the surveys OF the lake
and Mississippi during Major Comstock's
leave
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Kentucky.
THE RACES AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May 24.-Ten Brock to-day
beat 1:414-the fastest recorded time by
two seconds. Ten Broeck's record for one
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miles is the fast
est on record. Next Tuesday he will run
against the two-mie record now held by
Aristides. s -..taaga, 81, Il .a7..,11a, .,.s ..ss
In the mile and-a-half race Felicia won
Brandemonte second, Aunt Betsy third.
Time, 2:39. -. >r~f..~ IL = -. ts,,5.
In the half-mile race for two-year olds
Mardin's Buganot won; Waterwitch sec
ond, Mary r. third. as1si
In the five mile-heats, three in five, Grill
won straight; Fairplay second each heat.
Time, 1:45l, :44s,1:464. =,
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Maryland.

THE RACES YESTERDAY AT BALTIMORE. ~
BALTIMORE, May 24.--In the mile race, for
all ages that had never won at Baltimore,
Salie McRae won; May second, Yorkshire
Lass third. Time, 1:454. ..l5., -. ~.
The Observation-Disclosures race was won by
Clover Brook; Bombast second, Lucifer
third. Time, 2:45t. BonlbaSt was the ia.
yorite. "....a.a s.sa :+
In the acknowledgements selling race
Little Fellow won; Thunderbolt.. second.
Time, 3:1s5. Thunderbolt was the favor.
Me. -. s..
In the mile heats Preston walked over
the course. ... .. ...-. -
In the mile heats, over four hurdles, Bill
Munday won the first heat and race, the
others falling at the hurdles or boiling.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NAY 22.-Beeue8.-Fresh arrivals were Is car
loads. or 265 head, but not being regular market
day there was no trade Of consequence. Dressed
beef was IN fair demand at 890c q ID. for ordinary
to prime native beef sides. fE.- s.,=,i;J.
Cdkres.-F'resh arrivals were 400 head, mainly
milk. fed yeais. The demand was fair, and the mar
ket was moderately active at fully sustained prices
Common to good vells ranged nom to 6xc.. a d.,
and few choice jersey calves included 7c Dressed
veals had light call ut s@9c. q ID. Sales include
- Long Island veais, 1870 lbs. average, nj S97c.
10. 25 Monnt Holly yeals, 200 hs., at 6f97c.; 46
Jersey vtals $50 lbs, ut &C.; 80 Jersey yeas, lao
u.s. at 6c.; and % extra Jersey yeals, % MS. at
&c. I..r.-g-r r.t- :. T.s-. sel. ty...f :. TsfI
Sheep and Lambs.-Frcsh of, rings were 8 car:
loads, or ,l23 head, aud number OF carloads re
NAMED unsold In the pens FROM previous arrivals.
The demand was very moderate. and trade was slow
ut former prices, or 4a@53sc.R ib. for eo,nmente
prime sheep; 6h@aas. for common e che g VII a
GOOD to prime Jersey lambs with . few selections
sold mp to 12c. . b.. Dressed mntton was ~ m9ds.
rate Teauest al 8@ac. q ID. for common to prime
earcassvs Sales include a0l Ohio sheep % lbs ave.
rage at 63c q H.; 81 Jersey lambs 81
at Ice: 26 Jersey lambs. go lbs. ayerases AZ
and 80 Jersey lambs, go lbs. average, az lie
S,ctne-Fresli Arrivals were car-loads; or i,Sa4
hogs Two carload, of fair ohio hess ~ M ave
rave. changed hands alive at 1870 9 lUo R s.-
journal Of Commerce. 2. -z'5 80 $3.50.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatclLI =
SCTHgRLIE, VA, May %, 1s77..
The tine rains OF Monday and Tuesday
made an excellent season for planting to-
bacco, which the farmers have taken adj
vantage OF TO IS great an extent as possible.
There win be as large crop as ever, proba-
bly, even larger than usual, pitched in this
section. Notwithstanding the present low
price Of the staple. Farmers hereabouts
have faith in 1t which nothing can weaken.
Wheat is very promising. Oats and corn
good.
The first instalment OF conyicts from the
Virginia penitentiary TO work on the Mil.
ton and Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad
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HARINE iNyE..s.asiE.XCE
FORT OF EiCIrMOND, MAY "a. 1877.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wvanok-. Couch, New York. merchant
disc and passengers. G.. ". Allen & CO.. agents.
Steamer Regulator, Howe, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc nd EzY e mcrchap
disc and passengers. J.. Il. Tat,in, agent.
Schooner George T. Halock, Sharretr, New York.
csrboys, Southern Fe.i!iZiDs Company.
.f'no-@t" #3.s@. SAILED. 1''.s
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, nerrhan-
disc and passengers, L. Is. TatuIu. aaeni.
Curtis Aeksry
Schooner John Il. Sharr, Cox, New York, corn.
Curtis C Parker. ut Is-saif.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From New York May 10th. schooner Alexander
Fro" From, Borteanx Stay Cd, bark Kate. Molbaek.
From Liverpool May stii, brig Hiding tNor.,, FL
From Liverpool May 9th, bark ST., Olaf tNor)
Lurld.
From Alexandria April s0:h, schooner George T.
From rhiiadelphia May 7th schooner Iowa. Hedvy.
From Ph!ladelphia May 9th, schooner keadlna
From Boston ria Woods Hole May 18th, sctconeI
= From Phiisdeiphia May i2,l', schooner Thomas
From New York May 14tb. schooner George ?.
From Phiisdeiphis May 10TH schooner Mary and
From orient, L. T.. May :, schooner Carrie, John
From Orient. L. l., May, schooner Zuette. Ken
From New York May 10th, schooner Alexander
From PhiIadelD6t, May e1si, schooner Yankee
From Philadelphia May 22d, schooner Morning
''"i' LAUNCHED
AZ Norfolk. May 9th. from The Atlantic City Ship
building and iron-Works large excursion
en- owned ny Alexander NJ q. Smith ksl., On sew
York. and win run between scw foFH ano SSuasy
Island Her Dimensions are as fooMs tenssnn Sse.
nJf pI7 feeE breadth oftbeans over All % Iest.
1snth on hold es feet. She Is to- be compieted az
lie shfpyard and will be ready 70 procssa 70 SsM
York about the middle OF June. TIE motive power ,
will be furnished bya beam.snx1ne OF o1-ihcn Sy.
inder and l2.foot stroke. Her two boilers WIN be
each feet in diameter and SO feet long. she Is not
Sat named - ~ ittts-sf5H I isSsS alS5t-el
Sssg -, NOTICE TO 1ARlHRas.s3.
!, The Lighthouse Board gyes notice thafa third.
class csp-b:oy, painted greea, TAh the Morg
= Wreck In white letters upon II, has been placed
nm the wreck lying SA miles east by south from New
Point Comfort {ya.l light. The wreck is In
fations OF water, with "a feet OF water over her
one mast gone ami one 30 feet above water
'E.4*s MEMORANDA.
Schooner Commerce, Woodman, for Richmond,
Va. at Vineyard Haven 2 lss May.
Schooner Mary. Ann 6ir!er, simpson, hence, ~
Philadelphia 22d instant. - =. :,
Schooner Matte Z. Taber. Bog;s, hence, at Phiis-
tephia cad instant. &:
Bv Telegraph.
& NEW YORK. May 24.-Tha bark NJ. Baynton,
hence with enlgrauts for New South " sles mas es-
Caxai Esros, May "a Arrived: Schooner Ban.
from Richmond. Cleared: schooner Anerold, Tor
baltimore. l&s9ss
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TELEGRAiPHIC.
SNOW FELL YESTERDAY I'm SOME
PARTS OF MASSACHUSETTS.

THE CoNsuL-GEyERAL OF LONDON TO
: RECEIVE EX-PREsIDENT GRANT AT LIv-
. ERPooL-REDUCTIoN IN THE PAY OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD gOFFICERs-
FAILURE AT NEW yoRK-THE RACES AT
BALTIMORE YEsTgRDAY-THE CRIMES OF
PIRATES IN BELNE BAY-THE ELECTION
AT NORFOLK YEsTEkDAY-AN INDIE
PENDENT CONSERVATIVE TICKET PART
/ LIZ ELECTED--THE WAR NEWS FROM EU-
ROPE, &C., &c. sI~t- q ~ !.
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DaSyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Richmond DIspatch.l
MAY 24.-Brsaks large AMI prices fully sns-
tanned.
common bright SS@S15; good. bright, $3.50
S25.
LenI-Ncw--Cornmo s6@sS; good, 81 0M$1 :;
common bright, S15G1S20: good bright, S25@$36.
Old UrapperS-Co Common, S15GlS30 good, $50
@s4O: tine, s40@S50; extra, $50@S65.
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points. The Russiani left wing appears to
be moving Id tile direction Of The" EuptiFntes
VARIOUS WAR NOTES.

L0NDOs, May "A, Reuters telegram
from St. Petersburgh states that the Turks
after bombarding Fort Adler landed corps
of Circassians from seven transports. This
part of the coast is denude OF RUSSIAN
troops, The Russians near Sakurn Kabchi
maintain their positions and await reinforce
ments. The Turkish report that the RUS
slams had made an unsuccessful attempt to
recapture the place Is 'unfounded.
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were brought up yesterday by Captain
Strother, Of Colonel Swann's stall. Their
fine physical appearance speaks wet for the
management Of the institution. The re-
maiuder Of the number contracted for viii
follow in short time, and work on the road
will be pushed with the greatest vigor and
dispatch. Major Temple is at the head OF
the engineering department.. scALPEL.
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Virginia.
THE ELECTION IN NORFOLK.

THE ELECTIOS IN NORFOLk.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcli.J
NORFOLK, Va, May 24.-The election for
councilmen and aldermen in Norfolk and
Portsmouth was the most embarrassing
ever held. The Republicans made no NOM
nations. and less than one half the usual
vote was polled. In Portsmouth the reSu-
lar Conservative ticket was elected; but in
Norfolk the Independent Conservative
ticket was partially successful. The CAPT.
tation- tax ticket prevented . great amount
of voting. : t.a ~ - ~ ~ ...5
NOT VOTE CAsT-THE PEOPLE MUST BE WELL
SATISFIED WITH THE PRESENT OFFICERS.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
CHESTER, VA, May 24.-The polls were
kept open at this precinct all day for the
purpose of electing supervisor, three JUS
tees of the peace, overseer Of the poor,
and constable, and not single vote was
cast the whole day. 80. H..
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NEW YORK IRoS MARKET.

MAY 22.-For Scotch pig there is q slow gale, yet
prices are held before. Alner1cr1 pig Is taken
moderately At unchanged prices. Rails are fairly
actiyc.
Glengarnock quoted at s27@s2750: Coliness,
S2S@S2S.50: EgilnrOn at $2S&3x2S.50 :AmeriSan
pig, slSGfs19 for No. l. $17.50@$19.5 so for No. !;
s176pi1S for forge. Rails ut s3b @S3S for Ameri-
Old rails quoted non,inaly at sic. Wrought scrap.
S25.-JourfdL II Commerce. -,
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIvE.sTOCK MARKET.

The receipts Of live stock for the. week ending
May %, 1877, were about IL head OF cattle, 313
hogs and 175 sheep. The market Is well supplied
with all kinds Of stock and prices lower than last
week. We quote
Beef Cnttte.-Yery best, 614fg5Ae.; good, 6@
53c.: medium good fuir quality, 4A@43c.;
common stock, cows, rough oxen, and bulls, 3s@
4kc. q ID. gross = &c.
Hogs--Best coru-fed, 6,s@7c.; lighter grades and
sloats, 5Y@64c. q H., net.
Sheen:--sheared. 3ha4kc. q b., gross. ,.' ~.
Lambs.-Sl.759$f3 head. Z, EE !.ss( .=a
Yeals.-S4@S10 p head. s-f Ill :.
Mlch CO,1s with calves, S20(aS46 q head. - -
Weighed on livestock public scales, S5 head Of
cattle, 800 hogs, and 1876 sheep. LII, ..,-.- :.
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TOBACCO MARKETS !.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, May "a, 1877
The breaks to-day comprised 2o6 hossueads, SO
tierccs, and Is boxes. THE offerings at auction on
Change were 100 packages: of which number SO
were taken In, and 81 sold at prices ranging from
10 IN S2G t.E F.sIE4s-rHEr
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Nav 81, 1877

NORM AND 'F'LOUR EACEANJE,
RICHMOND, May 81. 1877
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 90 bushels. Re1. 1876 bushels
CORN White, 100 bushels. IeifO11, Str1w-col-
ord. 60 bushels Jfred. 334 bushels.
OATs.-4G2 bushels. ~.a
SALES.
WHEAT White. 20 bushels fair at $l.6J. Red
7G bushels good at 5170; 20 bushels fair at 81 60
total. 90 bushels.
. -CoRN-Iphite. so bushels prime at 69c. IelLote
GO bushels straw-colorcd, very good at csc: Nag
good on private terms-total, 334 bushels.
? OATs.-74 bushels fair spring mt 45c.; Ga bush.
els good spring st 46c.-total, 13S bushels.
..- ......-. RE-EXH1BITED. ..
WHEAT.-Red. 60 bushels. tl.'-. r.
OATS.-l00 bushels. ,-......'... ...
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THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.
The Last pay Of tho Celebration.

yr,csTENEp ENTHUSIASM AND IN
cprssEp ATTENpANCE-THE SERVICES
~ CT rArr.scHURcH--pRE ss-MEETING-
TIRE ORGANIZATION OF THE AssoClA-
TON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND SALUTE
nr THE MILITARY ceMPANIEs-TfiE'
GRAND BANQUET.
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RY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nav 24.-Gold opened ut 1868. .
.N00n-Srocks weqk and lower. Money on call,
pcr cent. Gold. I06H. Exchange-Long, 4Ss; short.
400. Governments firm. State bonds quiet and
steady. -" -
Eue1, ing.-Money easy ut 1H6l2 per cent. Ser-
ling uuict at 49, Gold nrmer at 106BG 10 Z.
Governments firm; new SIS. 111H. States un-
changed. '''
g.. BALTIMORE. $751;. ~.
BALTIMORE, May 24.-Vlrginia SIS, deferred, 81
Virginia consolidated. II: second series, 4O2s
North Carolina 6's, old, 90; new, 8; special tax 2
Bid 10 day.
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Pemusylvalaia.

REDucr1osor RAILROAD E NJ OF WAGES W g
PHILApELp11IIIA,. May A.--The Board OF
Directors of the Pennsylvania railroad have
decided upon reduction OF ten per cent.
on salaries, from the president down.: eXt
cepting laborers and trackthen who receive
Less than dollar q day. - : ;i.,.-s /
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THE LAW ssAssINATIoN.

New ORLEANS, May 24.--The Picay,ine
learns from residents OF, East Felincia that
Laws mother testified before the coroner's
jury that tho assassin of Law was negro,
and stated that suspicion rests on friend
OF paramount Of Laws wife. A suit for di-
.yorce of Law from his wife has been pend
ing for several weeks. .st. @ tfs = i'Its &,
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MAY 19.-TObdcco-The market for tobacco has
ruled dull and but little activity In the trade. The
offerings for the week have been large and the order
has been such that 1t could not he held without dam
age of moulding good long and short leaf and dark
at fair prices Noihine will be done in this trade
publicly until Wednesday on account OF the holi-
tea|.-CommOm, S51SG; medium, sG@S7.b0:
good. $7.5o@f9: good to fine, $9@911. so; ma
hogauy, $l2M515. ...t-a -,
So due, S5.5O6*7 .50.-ADpedi.
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Massachusetts,.

. r. 'a FOUR INCHES OF SNOW. ia aa-:r
BosToN, May 24.--Four inches Of snow
have fallen in Berkshire county, and dam
age tn the fruit is apprehended. 1 g.
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NEW YORK suMAC MARKET.

MAY 22.-Sumdc.-FOre!gn quoted at &107.50.
gold, for lead seal. and low grades ut $3.50 $50,
currency; Virginia quoted ut s65@s70, currcncv.-
Journal or COmmkrc|.
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EEMBER DEALER.
y W. PICkRELL,

" W. PICkRELL.
III WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER
DEALER,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. SOUTH BASIN.
keen constantly full line of seasoned BUILDING
LUMBER: also. SHINGLES, LATHS, and TO.
BACCO-BON BOARDS. .tE9 s...#" .r. j..
.. BILL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER. .E'.~
WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH, MAPLE, HICKORY,
CTIE,S'TNJrT. POPLAR, and WHITE PINE; also,
DRESSED BOARDS and FLOORING kept under
sheds. -.s. :. .,r,,
BLINDS, DOORS, and MOULDJNGS, which we re-
commend equal to the best sold In this market. and
Mt prices much lower than usual rates The trade
viii nd 1t 10 their interest TO examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. Can fill orders for any Of the
uhora nI, short notice In 17-eod6m
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Georgia.
MILITARY REVIEWED. (,

SAVANNAH, May 24.--G Governor Golqnitt,
of Georgia to-day eyEewed tho volunteer
soldiery OF Ssasahnah In the presence OF an
immense concourse Of citizens. The Gov
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS,

MAY 23.-Flour Is dull and lower for all but fancy
brands Wheat continues In hight receipt and quo
tations are nolninai Corn Is SHADE frmer, and
45V o,snes Drought 81, "a, End Csc. A lot OF rye
SOLO NJ 7Sc. No oats reported. Country produce
unchanged; Wool Is coming in slowly. aud we re-
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARI

MAY N.-TIle saIcs tlI-tIdy HgErFRalcu IVU HoS"-
heads, distributed us follows: ... .r ..,..t#
head Virginia bright wrapper ut 1855: hog. heads
Overton county lrennl leaf at o.o0 and S55So 70
*74O, &c, 1915. and $40: hossheads owen
county leaf at $40, IS. $3.50, $3.50, $40,
81 80, SO. 90. ana $G.45 13 hogsheads Owen aoun'
$3.50, $40, s5.45, 1925, 81, S495, and "a .95
hogshead Logan county leaf at $3.50; hogs,
heads Hopkins county leaf ut $500 and SC. so; 8
ho.sheads Missouri ugs and trash at 1922 to SO 65
hnysheads Henderson county common leaf ana
trash 1T $3.50 AMI observation-disclosures
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-25
Louisiana.
A VISIT TO GOVERNOR NICH0L.

VISIT TO GOVERNOR NICHOLS.
ST. LoUrs, May PA dispatch from New
Orleans says the new Spanish Consul called
on, Governor Nichols yesterday, and during
the conversation said the Spanish Govern
ment had pardoned all the Cuban refugees
il, this country, and proclamation would
soon be issued to that effect. 49,. X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-25

ernor will tomorrow review the coored
military and attend reception ut one OF
the colored arrnories. '5s - /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-25

Lafnbsf The prices iiaye been steadily declining,
wfiSbest sales to-day Mt az.76df526 Hight, $3.50
GDS4.75 per 100 lbs. OurieT-JOuTn1f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-25
Flour.

Fine. $3.50: superfne. s7.75@ss; exlra super
spe SS.75@$9;t common family. OSLO:
fancy family and City Mills, $1,000. Market very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-25
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET,

MAY 2l.-virginia bright five pounds. 90c
mSl: Virginia bright i've and extra twls;, 20
@75c.; Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, ~
n75c.; Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist. G2
m65c: Virginia common e. and 12-inch twist. 57Gb
55c.: Virginia smoking, rs and -, 50G65c. q.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 56M5Sc.;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 5O@56c.: louisville
navy, mahogany, second chiss. 5U@52c., Louisville
navy, fine black. 4S@51c.: Kentucky smokng To-
bacca u.s., IS and 4s. 29eI5 1t.-