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STANTON.

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCRSl-
A"ANo W ,r,oy-rEMPEnASCE -FIRE-SEN-
,roP COCHRAN, &C.
,,,o,cs Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
i'''''s' ArRIL 6, 1877.
Yesterday afternoon the Executive Conn
&c ~ the Western Lunatic Asylum
mnard met to award the contract for erect
;,'r thc addition to that institution. There
'"s sovcn bids in ail-three from Ba!ti-
,,ore TWO from Richmond, one from Lynch.
hmrr and one from Staunton, and that OF
1,,sbhoucb Brothers, OF Staunton, being
thc lowest (Sl5,366), the work was awarded
80 ,hnm, Their bid takes in the brick and
corncnters' work. plastering, &c. The
whole building. including excavation, steam
,rnrls. &c, will cost S2i,0I6. The Staun-
TON Dlaning-mill has taken the contract for
The doors. windows, &c. OF the addition 10
the Tobacco Exchange in Richmond.
rho hero Of very remarkable surgical
o,crstion was photographed at Berkeley's
r,aIcry day or two ago. On the 9th OF
Orcembcr George Fox, n resident OF the
county, was out hunting, and his gun eN-
NODDED. the iron hrccch being driven into
his skull and entering his brain. DR.. 4. NJ.
F,untlcroy was summoned, and extracted
The iron and took out part OF the frontal
bone About al ounce OF the mans brains
con,c ont at the time OF the operation. He
hos fnIlv recovered his health and the wound
has healed. .,..
The musical portion OF our population is
in \ state OF excitement over the promised
visit tabout the 10Th Instantly OF GuStave
Safer, Leo Wheat, and the Monumental
Quartcttc CHOIR.
Ipdre Smith. OF the City Court. has fixed
Tomorrow for hearing applications for
louor-hcenScs The temperance people arc
CARRYING around petitions for signatures Tor
him 10 refuse all bar-rooms and retail
licenses. So far there are about IA sigma
,lrc>-a good portion Of them being ladies.
The dwelling OF Sampson Potter, near
Wayncshuro'. WAS burnt 4 night or TWO
since.
The vcStry OF Trinity church have a7-
pointed n committee 10 attend TO having the
binding put in neat repair before the meet
ing OF the Council here, which takes place
on the 10th Of May. 1t was in this church,
| believe, that the present Bishop White
was elected.
Our City Council is falling into the re-
trenchment line, and has appointed 4 stand
ing committee to that end.
The news OF Senator Cochrnn's sudden
illness, OF which the community had its first
intmation through telegram from the
Dispatch office. causes a deep feeling or
anxiety here Few men III public life ever
had more devoted friends than "Sandy
Cochran" ms he is called with atiectionate
familiarity by his constituents. Penn.
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MARINE rNTELLsGgnCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArnfL s, 1877.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, meF-
Bark Jnson (NorI. Olsen, Delaware Brcakuater,
In ballast, TO load petroleum. Messner. Alderman
Barkeutine Norah, Hall, Boston. In ballast, to
load -four. Dunlop McCance.
Chesapeake and Ohio Raiirosd Company.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT APRIL sTH.
Bark Trank tNor.), Jacobsen, Liverpool, salt, 70
ARRIVED AT osBonNE's APRIL erg.
Schooner PAM r. Keller. Henderson, Petersburg,
light, to load coal. Currie & Co. $50
SAILED. s@sIIy
Steamship Wyanokc, G Co New York. ,nerchan.
merchandise and passengers, W. r. Porter, agent.
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT.
From Liverpool March LIST, bark woye (Nor.I An
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Ruth Ennis.
'e From New York March 7th. schooner Matilda
From Orient, {. l., March :, schoo aer ". F. Par
/ From New York March s0th, schooner Hattie
Coombs, Bishop.
From baltimore March s1st, schooner n. Der
From Delaware Breakwater March 31st. bark ia
From Philadelphia March s1st, schooner John A.
Curtis. Hastings. ~
From Baltimore April Sd, schooner Maid :of tho
Misi, Penton.
Anderson.
From Baltimore April 4tli. schooner Walter
Thomas
..-s r.. MEMORANDA t.rta
Schooner W. f. PARKER, Daniels, from Orient for
Richmond, at New York April 4th. ~
Schooner Major William II. .Tantu,n, Shoe, from
Richmond at Phila dsphia April Ash.
Schooners X. a. Collins aud y. j.. B!nns, from
james river. ut Philadelphia April 4th.
Schooner William Mcgee, Watt, from james river,
at Philadelphia April 4th.
MISCELLANY.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company are Ut
ting up grand station at Norfolk, Va. Tor their
feet, covering an area Of seven and halt acres.
Over 500 men employed Oh the work, and IL Is
expected that the company viii be able to take pos
session Of their new quarters by the LIST or June,
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April 6.-Arrived: Steamers Hindoo,
Ecckar. Arrived out: Steamers Helfas. Marrtatt,
Choice Alice, Kaie, Paub. Adolf. Androshon. Cute
seppc, Sanoto. Homeward bound: Prima, for Bull
river Campedcglo, for New Orleans.
FORT MONROE, April. 6.-Passed In for Baltt-
more Barks Betty and Minerva, from Dublin:
steamer Petrol. Passed out: Brig Emilio, for Dro-
gh0do. Sailed: Banks Maggie O'Bren and Nor
deuskjol for Bitimorc. Arrived Schooner George
Peabody, from Richmond, bound to Cardenas.
IN DISTRESS.
NEW YORK, April Csc. ooner Robert Clark,
from Wilmington, n. c., for Boston, put in here to-
day for harbor having lost hundred barrels Of ma
val stores of her deck during gale.
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among the people, and by wise and ess-

among the people, and by wise and ecs-
Enonicais inistratIur we sheif9Yg .tneS NJ.
cholls government will secure the end OF
all goyernments-the peace, happiness, ana
prosperity'of the people. -. .
Tenth. That we are well aware thaS
large portion of our colored fellow-clsizens
are In heart as devoted to the Nichols gov
eminent as the whole white people OF Che
State, and that they are only restrained
from manifesting il by @ system OF lnGlml-
dation and persecution By the worst ele-
ments OF our people, to which they nave
too long submitted, and we call upon them
to throw OF this bondage and rally with us
to the support OF the only government that
can secure their happiness and prosperity
IN common with our own, pledeing our
selves TO maintain their equal rights as citl-
zeus and to secure to. them their full share
Of all the benefit OF all just government.
Eleventh. Finally, that with deep sense
of the responsibility, with full recogni-
ton of all our obligations % citizens OF the
Union, In no spirit of threatening or bragg
gadocio, with a profound consciousness OF
the power of the Federal. Government and
OF our Inability to resist, but with the con-
yiction that no calamity can possibly befall
us more considerable than the ruin and dis
grace otlonger subsection to usurpation, we
invoke the considerate Judgment OF the
American people upon the ). resolutions
which we have solemnly declared never to
submit to the pretended Packard govern
ment; never to pay 1t dollar OF. taxes;
never to acknowledge it's authority, but re;
sist it at every point and in ever way, and
to require that every demand which may be
made upon the obedience Of the citizens shall
be enforced only by present physical power
which we are incapable OF resisting. We
appeal to the President Of the United States
to stand to the gust and constitutional poll
cy OF non-interference, and we entreat the
people OF the United States to sustain and
encourage, and IL need be by the power OF
public opinion to enforce, the adoption OF
that policy. ....,.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Pillsbury, who called J. A. Rozier to
preside. Mr.. Rozier made short address.
Speeches were also made by j. II. New, I.
j. Semmes, Charles e. Fenner, P. b.. S.
Pinchback, and t. L. Alloin.
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NEWS, CT. T. sWlllsO.RLD.,|
co. Fgss g13s.} Es-a n
PATRIOTIC RESOLVES OF A NEW
ORLEANS ,MAss-NEETING
YESTERDAY.

THE. PRESIDENT AND THE SOUTHERN
APPoHNTMENTs-HE IS ANXIOUS TO POST
PoNE ACTION UNTIL IT IS KNOWN wHE-
THEIR his SOUTHERN POLICY Is sue
CEssFUL-A HUNDRED-AND-FIFTY
skND-DoLLAR FIRE IN LYNN, MAss-A
REPUBLICAN MAYOR FOR CINCINNATI
DEATH OF A MASSACHUSETTS LADY FROM
HYDRoPHoBIA-FIRE IN PIEDMONT, W.
vA.-GovERNoR HAMPToN's ARRIVAL IN
OLUMBIA-A WARM GREETING-IM-
pRovEMENTs TO SOUTHERN RIVERS &C
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q DEgAsDFok WoBK OR BREAD.--O tta,ca,
Ont, April Some three hundredswcrk-
ingtnen assembled on City Hall Square to-day
and demanded work or bread from Mayor
Waller. That gentleman promised to do
what he could for them. They then went
to the Parliament buildings and demanded
an interview with the Premier. Dir. Mac
KeDzie refused to see them. The men en-
tered the buildings and insisted on seeing
him. .Mr. Mackenzie still refused, when
the men passed q vote OF censure on him,
and afterwards dispersed. .rs:.,
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. !
S,n{lCKEnY. GLASSWARE, dse.

CPRING G0ODS.-Ino now have In store Q
y full line of the following goods: DECORATED
DINNER and TEA-SETS, some new and beautn9s
NER- and TBA-sETS, Serychetp NO III ET.sEfs
French and EaslIshI9yss afs alGersas, paitssnsS
by the dozen; ssiLYER-Pl ATED EoOps, af ian,
Kinds: flne and common TABLE-CDTL.ERYii Gle.
CANT VASES CABLNET7SETSsa and BRoN1lESSs. y
RAToRS the bes. maks5s ,,S M0ysEsSfEyIs
NIsHING and KITCHEN gTEHsihs OF ever
Kind, Persons In want OF goods Ia my Hpe Mlil son
before. making their purchases AL S09as VIII o.
soiu az Tue very T., B. TAYLOR, =.
,ts a. az I'M Main street.
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sia, and for ensuringa a policy on the part OF
Turkey offering gHara ntees for the future. It
is pointed oft thatno effort has beenBpared
by Russia to diss,iade Montenegro from
putting forward excessive demands, and
that endeayors have also been made to pre-
vent obstinacy on the part Of Montenegro
in any particular from creating difficulties
in tue political situation, ssts:f ..@.
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We understand that the wheat crop in the
especially in the northern portion,
is looking tine. and that an unusually large
acreage was sown last fall. Wheat in this
section is generally good, and the few warm
days we have had have started the grass,
which is also beginning to show Very per-
ccptible green tinge.-Faifan Messenger.
sFirc in Norfolk Thursday night, in A
Roanoke avenue, owned by Rogers and
Burruss, and occupied by j. I. Jones.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL PA
C1FIC-TuREE MEN kILLED.-San Francis
CO, April 81 west-hound passenger train
on the Central Pacific railroad coliided with
a freight train near Cascade, in the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. Two engineers and one
firemcn were killed. No Passengers were
mi rre6
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
IN THE HANDS OF CREDITORS.
LONDON, April 6.-Fenzel 4 Sons, OF
Bristol, who some time ago closed their
sugar refinery, which was said to be the
largest in the world, have placed their
affairs in the hands of their creditors. The
liabilities of the firm are estimated at $3.50
600. An arrangement is probable. =
,@s FRIENDLY ALLIANCE CoNsUMMATED.
r. LONDON, April ,6.-The friendly alliance
between the direct and Anglo-American
companies was contaminated to-day. -
% Pr - Z . France. ...e. Az
... :; TAKING THE VEIL. 80
PARIS, April Ga daughter Of Provost
Paradot, who became a Catholic at the time
of her fathers suicide In Washington, took
the veil on Wednesday. = 49,. ....Ey-i
The Eastern Question. ~ !
THE EFFECTS OF THE PROTOCOL.
:. LONDON, April 6.-The Patl-Mdl Gazette,
in an article considering the effects OF the
protocol, concludes as follows: "Graye
danger to peace lies in the fanaticiSm or pa
.triotism OF the new Turkish Parliament,
and the protocol and attendant declarations
do not diminish it. II their general ten
dency is to soothe Russian susceptlbllltles
they are at the same time calculated to eX-
asperate or to harden the Turks"
THE SITUATION AS VIEWED BY A ST. PETERS
~ g 40 Ia-'". BURGH Taper.
ST. PETERsBURGH, April 6.-The Galos OF
to-day, commenting on the situation, is .oi
opinion that the present crisis will termi-
nate il the Porte will make concession. The
Galos adds that the signatures to the pro-
tocol were proof of England's readiness to
accent everything that would prevent armed
Intervention in Turkish affairs by Russia
uussuLaANs AGAIN THREATENING THE CHRIS
- = - TIANS. 49,. ne
LONDON, April 6.-The 1imeS's Philihop-
polis correspondent writes as follows: The
dark runnors which were current this time
Inst year are again revived. The Mussuli
mans have recommended threats the same
as preceded the last massacre. Inc lnhaD.
itants OF Tyvor, village only three hours,
Etlistant, had been informed that they fad
Eonly, o fortnight to live. The Christians orc
fereatly alarmed, and everywhere the same
uneasiness is current as last year..
~. THE FINAL ISSUE OF THE CONFERENCE. :
LONDON, April GA Reuters telegram
from st. Petersbdrgh says: In official guar
tiers here It IS stated that by the presentation
of the protocol TO the Porte 1t Is regarded
BY Russia dis the final issue OF the confer
enee.icThe Russiaa G Government mas NAM
tested its peaceful. and unselfish potlcy
The maintenance OF peace Will tnereIort
depend. principally upon .Englandsi en- en-!
deaYors to remove any doubts slil
existing at Constantinople that the po
Iitical influences actively ut work on th'
| Bosphorrls against the maintenance OF peace
must not expect official support from Eng
land, and, must understand that the latter
Power will in every way stenuously onpsos'
them. Peace with Montenegro is regarded q
| m indispensable condition for establishing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. between Turkey and nus
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Hampton, the Governor of South
Carolina.
HIS ARRIVAL IN COLUMBIA - ENTHUSIASTIC
WELCOME, &c. ....

WELCOME, &c. ...
COLUMBIA, April Ex-Governor Hampton
arrived here this evening on special train,
accompanied by large military and civic
delegations from Charlotte. At all points
in this State on the line OF the road he was
received by the entire military, fire, and
other organizations. At the depot, where
the procession was formed, and headed by
the band of the Eighteenth United States
infantry, he was escorted amid great en-
thusiasm to Carolina Hall, where he was in
augurated in December last. Addressing
the immense concourse OF people, he an
nounced that his policy in the future would
be one of peace and harmony; that he would
support President Hayes as long as he pur-
sued the policy indicated in his inaugural
address. The Governor reiterated the
pledges made to the colored people. in his
campaign speeches, and said that in the adj
ministration OF the law he should know no
race.
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A PROMINENT LAWYER INSTANTLY KILL
ED.-Ihitadeiphia. April 5.-Mr. Joseph
Wilson, prominent lawyer Of Westches-
ter, while attempting to board train at
Thrty-frSt and Chestnut streets, fell di-
rectly under the wheels and was instantly
l.illpJ
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4 RALTIMoREAS FATALLY INJURED
Harrisburg, Pa, April 5.-This morning
about 4 O'Clock young man, aged about
twenty-three, who gave his name as Charles
Ward, connected with mercantile house in
Baltimore, was run over by sleeper Mt the
depot. in this city, and so severely injured
that he died in about an hour and half
after at the City Hospital. 1t was subse-
quently ascertained that his name was Will
liam Calhoun, and that he resided in Lock
HnNen pa
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, April q, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 147 hoSsheads, Is
ticrccs, and 2 boxes. The offerings Al auction on
Change we're 81 packages: of which number ~
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from S2.70 10 $27.50. ....... t....t
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-AND PLATED-WARE. =

.HHIN A AND PLATED-WARE.s -
CvAsEs, new stylcs-cameo decoradens; GS ta3
tOGNE SETS, of the late Vienna and Gsntennlai
designs: CHINA DINNER,an and TEA-SETS. French
and Engiah direct importation /; CHAMBER sE,Is,
,rcat variety: PLATED-yYA BETpiekle.sIlas stars p,
I.OR COAL VASES handsomely decorated;
BRONZES-French and Japanese finish, Call aId
see STYLED and prices before purchasing. No troape
10 show goods. n GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
SUCCESSOR to James w. Gibson,
del5 sls &,gysfs..2 .s5:sgli-.' 1907 Main street.
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KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.-Borden-
ton, N. d.. April John Mccormick,
thirty-fve years OF age. was killed by the
$40 train from Philadelphia this afternoon.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April 6.-Gold opened at lO5.
Noon.-S,ocks active, unsettledi and lttle lower.
4s6; short, 4sS. S;nt+ bonds steady. Govern
Mcnts very strong.
ing firm ut 4So. Gold dull 1T 103G1lO5a. Gov
erTiments dull and strong: new 6's, ltGS. States
quiet and nominal. ...., ....
BALTIMORE. - ..s.
BALTIMoRE, April 6.-VirgtDia 6's consolidated,
70. North Carolina 6's, Old, 10; new. OK special
tax,o. Bid to-day. ~ -
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4 BLOCK BURNED IN LYNN.

4 BLOCK BURNED IN LYNN.
LYNN, MASS, April &C. c.. Sweetzer's
block burned Loss, sl5o,ooo. -' .s
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SHORT.
PHILADELPHIA, April6.-Theodor Hauel,
clerk to the Receiver Of Taxes, is fifty
thousand dollars short. .-...
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY IN CINCINNATI. r.
CINCINNATI, April G.-The official count
gives Moore (Republican) for Mayor a ma
iority OF 1854. g." s..
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New York.
ANOTHER COAL-MINERS' STRIKE.


NEW YORK. April GA Pittsburgh dis
patch says: The coal miners in the Councils
vile district struck last night for an in
crease Of % per cent. on wages. They also
refuse in future to purchase stores ut de-
auctions from earnings, rs heretofore, and
desire to purchase goods from whom they
please. f..
RETURN OF MESSRs. HALL AND CREE FROM A
SOUTHERN TOUR-TouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK. April G.-Messrs. Hall and
Cree, who have been engaged during the
past three months in making tour OF the
southern States under the auspices OF the
international Committee OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, returned to
this city to-day. They visited every south
ern State, held meetings in thirty proml-
nent cities, and report a marked growth in
Association influence and increased interest
in work for. young men in every city and
section visited. ....u.....,
cULPABLE NEGLIGENCE CHARGED.
ALBANY, April 6.-The Governor, in a
message to the Legislature, brings charges
against Dewitt G.. Ellis, superintendent OF
the banking department, OF culpable nesli-
gence OF his duties. ..-...-
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ALL DISEASES osrHE BLOOD.

If yRGErINE viii relieve pain, cleanse, purify,
feet health after trying different physicians many
remedies suffering for years, Is 1t not CONCLUSIVE
proof, If you are sufferer you can be cured? why
works in the blooG-in the circulating fluid 1t can
truly be called the GREAT ~ OOD-PURlFlER.
The great source OF disease originates in the blood;
and no medicine that does not act directly It. to
purify and renoyate, has any just claim upon public
arr
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FUR NITERE

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.as
Examine my large and superior stock OF TN
FURNlrURE and MATTRESSES Just man.'S
uf:tc.urcd for my spring sales. "
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
NH 0-e0al III Governor street
FURNITURE w o r X $ - CT. F.M
Il WATSONS.-I have yet on hand nj my Eyse
factory in Rockets. n supply Of CHAMBER 9ET
aud other FURNITURE, that | am Offering at re-
ducpi prices, closa--sOne OF IL fine black walnut
work. The public are requested to call and exam
Inc 1t. Ny office Is now In my factory, corner of
Rockets and ash streets. mp 2-6t
NOV ON HAND, TIE LARGESTM
~ STOCK OF FURNITURE, made to my&
orders, and daily receiving additions to same. 7
that have ever offered TO the pablo. feels
sure that our Now styles and finish, and low prices,
will give satisfaction to all who wish to buy Ward
robes. Sidcboarts. Drcssing-Cases, 3edsegds; also,
fine parlOr Suits Et2ereS, fine Chairs, Lounges
IIat-Racks, fne Book Gases, Tables. &C., with full
line Of cheap Furniture. Sec my stock before you
buy. .+-..-- r. GATHElGHI,
NH 3-3m 10 Governor street.
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PICTURES

DICTURES FOR SCRAP-BOOKS AND
L VASES-embracng many new and beautiful
styles-,ust received by j. r ELLfSON,
AMI liz Main street.
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Flour.

Fine, $G: superline. s7tD7.25; extra superhne
So; common family. $3.50: fancy fImiiY, ~: hir
ket steady. ..,t ... ....
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RECOMMEND 1T HEARTILY.

--'t SOUTH BOSTON, February 7, 1870.
Mr. SterenS: w.
Dear Sir-I have taken several bottles Of your VI
GET!NE, and am convinced 1t Is valuable. remedy
for Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, and general debii-
ity OF the system. --' ..-
can heartily recommend 1t TO all suffering from,
the above complaints. Yours respectfully, - -
'''~ MRS. MONROE PARKER. "a
'.,'-'s - - $50 Athens street. Z
BY II. z. STEVENS, BOSTON,MAsS.
yrGErISE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zap 7-S&W2t1 .r.. -. :. r, *
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p, prsrnU ,';, riiRB IN WEST VIRGINIA.

1i DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, IN WEST VIRGINIA.
<BALTIMoRE,.April Ga fire at Piedmont,
West Virginia, this, morning, destroyed
Moran's bowlihg-alley and saloon and hve
dwellings,. Estimated loss from S10, 600 to-
$4,000, about half OF which. is. covered by
Insurance., ~ 4 : 8 s.,tfssti.s sg4.@ 80
.r.. THE ST. LOUIS MAYORALTY. ~
4 ST.. Lopts, April G..-The majority for
Mayor Oyerstok is over 10000. - -. -
.fi8 DEATH FROM HYDRorHoBIA.
L LOWELL, MASS, April 16.---Mrs. Eliza
Strout, Of Chelmsford Mass, who was bit
ten by. o dog some time ago, died to-day OF
hydrophobia, after intense suffering.
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

IRON THIS DATE
L TO TIE 1sT OF MAY
WE WILL SELL LIQUORS
in lots from FOUR TO TEN GALLONS nj retuc-
ton of twenty-five cents per gallon. Parties Will do
well to supply themselves, as Mofetts punch bill
goes In to effect on that date
apt GEORGE A. HUEDLEY & co.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 6, 1877.

... -...s# ..'E OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-IVhite, 90 bushels. Red, 144 bushels
CORN White, $40 bushels. ~ .r -..-..
OATS.-SS bushels. ... =. .fa. .s...
HEAL.-f0 bushels. .s.- r-.
MILL-OFFAb.- 10000 pounds. go. - So,
WuEAT.-IVAite, % bushels very good at 81 ~.
good at $40; So bushels prime 1T Sl.So-sotal,
144 bushels. ...
Conn., White. 232 bushels very good at 63r.
MEAI.@O bushels prime at coo. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07
(sIssnGERaES. &C.


d AEON
- WESTERN and BALTIMORE.
SMOKED and DRY-SALTED,
SIDES and SHOULDERS;
LARDtn tierces. For sale by
ap4-1ot DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
T " E ROO ,d 1 r,,p., s,1.r
$50 TONS,
cargo of bark Rush, daily expected. direct from
England. EOr sale by ,.,.-rr,
ap Att DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
sp ri !G' sTo OK t Consisting Of anu
ESQ Tlreis Il HiEERRfNGs, ~ w. ''
80 30 tierces LARD,
100 tubs LARD.
10 tierces RICE,
100 100 boxes boxes Btc Exon SIDES and SHOULDERS,
200 zoo 6 barreis f KNIGiiTs SYRUP,
so barrels GOLDEN sYRUP,
$50 barrels WIilSkEY. .-.. -...
rs barrels BRANDY.
100 haI iS ,Tby GINGER and BLACKBERRY
also large variety of goods In the grocery line.
i0r SAFE ii 'o"''l ''-'t N'' HARVEY e JONES,
NEW NORTH CAROLINA 6. :
ROE HERRINGs
- .JUsr EcEIvED 49,.
,,..r..-s ..'n.s.3g - s-'ta.fs
"as 49, .,:eT AT 80 .17'eh.'