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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


MARCH 19.-Lum6er.-There IS plenty Of snow
in the woods, and full crop win be secured on Me,
nominee river; while 3o0ou0,00O Is the estimated
stocked, and trade continues fairly active at the fol-
lowing quotations:
clenr inch. i third clear, s2Sinch, $40
GS3l; select, 1-inch A, 81 1@s23 select, l-inchB
sl5@s1s; select, 1s@2 q, a, s24@s26 selee!,
inches ami upward A, S33@$35: wagon-box
boards, ID inches and upward b, $25@S2S; stock
ns5 + s5 SRss suck
boards, l2-nch G, s15@s16; stock boards, ~
s sSenf sna isj
feet, S1O@$l1; jsist and scaptling, 20 feet, SIG
az; joIss and seantling 2o@24 feet, ssaadd@SS5s:
second common rough. 10000: aoorlng.. first
Ing, second common, dressed and matched, $21@p
S23 siding, first and second clear, dressed, Ga
$17; siding, first common, dressed, alaoe@$f4;
ptates, square sS@s11 2 pieSets,
75e.ggsi7o: iath, $3.50; dry 4, on track $500
Hard,cood Lumber Wagon and furniture manu-
facturers and house-builders are moderate pur-
chasers. Stocks are liberal and prices remain IS
follows:
s2s@s30; whitewood = select, $2sGsao white,
wood, common, S1sG1$23; whitewood, cub, $40
@sl3; ash, &2S@S35: ash, clear tlooring and
4-inch dressed and matched, S4G9342; ASH: clear
flooring, 6-incb, dressed and matched, S362D$36 !;
ash poles, dry, each, 5rc.; oak, clear, $359$40 !;
oak reaches and holsters, 2 n, $35@sao; OAK, com
sx4 nche. 7se nieiSary asis sx iaees
81; hickory axles, AXIS inches, SLIPS: hickory
axles, Axe inches, $3.50; hickory axies, 4sx6
inches, Sl.75; black walnut. counter-tops, $1,000
$3.50; black walnut, clear, S75@$85 black walnut,
first and second. S65@$75; black walnut, common
s45@$55; black walnut, culls, S2S@s36; black
matched. S75@@sSO: cherry, first and second, $40
@$50 butternuf, first and second, S46@S5o:
maple, S2S@$35; maple, clear flooring, A. and
6-irich, dressed aud matched, $34@$36; Florida
rcd cedar, q foot SOC. mahogany foot 30@35c.;
white holly, q foot, 30c.-TfmeS. sr...t ,tsf
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DICKS ACKNOWLEDGMENT all the great
Poets PLAYS, thirty-seven in number, from the
Original Text. The whole of his Poems, with
Memoir and Portrait, and thirty-scvcn lllustra-
tons by Gilbert, Wilson, &c. Paper, 6Oc.; cloth,
DICKS BYRoN-A new edition of the Works of
Lord Byron. -Four hundred and eighty pagcs
sixteen Illustrations BY +. Gilbert. Paper, Soc;
DICKS SCOTIA new edition of the poetical
Works OF Sir Walter Scott. Illustrated by f.
Gilbert. Paper, 25c.: cloth, soc.
DICKS GOLDS11l11I--Tke Works of oliver Gold.
smith, with Memoir md Portrait New and
complete Illustrated edition. Paper, Acc; cloth,
DICKS BUR NS-This new and complete edition OF
the Poetical Works of Robert Burns is eiabo-
Poems, Life, and Correspondence Of the great
Scottish Bard. Paper. 25c.; cloth, soc.
DICKS ARABIAN NIGHTS-A new translation.
complete. with numerous Illustrations Paper
DICKS MfLTUS-Miltnn's Works. new edition
with Memoirs, Portrait, and Frontispiece. Pa
per, Csc; cloth, soc.
DICKS COWPERICowpcr's Works new edition,
with Memoirs, Portrait, and Frontisriece. Pa
DICKS W0RDsWO H-Wordsworths Works,
DER, Csc; cloth, 50c
DICKS MOORE-Moore's Works, new edition, with
numerous Illustrations. Paper, 25c:: cloth, SOC.
exander Pope, with Notes By Joseph Wharton.
d. d.. and others. Paper, SOC.
DICKS THOMSON-A new edition of tho Works
of James Thomson, with Life OF the Author.
DICKS HEMANS-A new edition Of the Works
OF Mrs. Hemans, with Life and Portrait Pa
per, 4Oc. cloth soc. ',.....
Any of the above sent, postpaid, to any address.
mhl4 a'.~ Ut. ELLYSON.
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sion 81 tie fftictl, anniversary Of his epis-
copate. S--sl e
Aspecial dispatch from Berlin to the NeuS
says: The industrial crisis In Germany
grows worse, and restitution f. spreading
with significant rapidity. A deputy re-
Gently stated in the Reicbstag that actual
famine was impending In the Grant noun
tains, In Silesia. In Berlin commission
has been formed to examine measures OF
relief, and other cities aud towns have asked
permission to begin important public works
to give employment to the poor. Alto
gether the situation Is distressing, and the
future threatening. j !. l.stf d.
LORD DERBY AND RUsslA's UNDERSTANDING OF
THE PROTOCOL. 1'il-..s
LONDON, March 22.--The Palt.MaH Gu
zette, in a leading article, says that Lord Der
by was thoroughly iustifed-more than
iustifed-in his determination that clear
understanding on Russia's part to recall her
armies from the frontier Is an indispensable
condition OF accepting such engagements
us the protocol implies will be the univer-
sal opinion in England, and it may be taken
for certain by all whom 1t concerns that the
Government will abide by the decision. :,
EONDoN, March 22.-In the House OF
Lords tonight. Derby, answering ques-
ton, said the protocol was not signed, and
and he did not know that it would be.
4 Reuters telegram from Ragusa reports
that the Russian Government has sent
Montenegro provisions sufficient for year.
Nine steamers laden with provisions have
already arrived at Cattara.
AUCTION SALE OF DUSNELL PRINTS.
LONDON, March GA largely-attended
auction sale OF Dunnell prints took place this
morning. The bidding was very spirited
and the sales quick. The first case brought
SD, and several brought CID. after which
cases were sold on each level. bringing
cid. Prices fell from Cd. near the close OF
the sale to SD The last lot OF thirteen
cases were sold at 54d. The average price
was 3d. Sales were made at four months
credit on approved, endorsed notes satisfac-
tory to sellers. t@"
Eastern Affairs.
GENERAL IGNATIEFF's M0yEMENTs-oBITUARY
LONDON, March 22.-General Ignatief left
this city by the early morning train for
Paris. 1t is stated that he will go imme-
diately to Vienna and thence, after short
stay, to st. Petcrsburgh. 1t is not believed
the present suspense will be terminated un-
til his arrival at st. PctersburSh.
, Prince Charles OF Herse Darmstadt is
dead. :e#
Prince Louis, husband Of Princess Alice,
of Great Britain, becomes the next heir to
the Grand Duchy. /. .,..
The armistice between Turkey and Mon
tenegro has been prolonged to the 18th OF
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MarylnRid.

A CIvIL-RIGHTs CASE DECIDED IN THE UNITED
STATES DISTRICT COURT IN FAVOR OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACT.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 22.-Thc case of
Harriet 4. Gully (coloreD against the Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad Company, which
has been on trial four days in the United
States District Court, Judge Giles, was con-
cluded this morning, and under instruc-
tons from the Court the jury rendered a
verdict for the defendant. This action,
with seventeen others, was brought against
the company under the civii-rigbts act Of
Congress Of March /, 1875, which i'm
poses a penalty Of five hundred dollars
on any person who should deny equal ac-
commodation to any citizen, regardless Of
previous condition, in hotels, theatres, and
public conveyances. The plaintiff, q colored
citizen of Maryland, claimed to have been
denied accommodations on the company's
train in June, 1876, and was compelled, as
she alleged, to occupy ompartment-car,
which was inferior, siGDly because OF
her race or color. The company denied
this, and proved that colored per-
sons have the same rights on all their
trains as whites. The Court, however,
heard argument on the constitutionality OF
the act under the fourteenth amendment to
the Constitution, and held: First, that the
slaushter-housc cases sixteenth Wallace)
has determined that the privileges belong
ing to citizens Of the United States as such
were different from the privileges belong
ing to citizens OF the State rs such, and that
only the former were under congressional
protection; that this opinion had been sub
sequentiy affirmed by the United States SUI
preme Court. Second, that the right to ride
in railway-car for purposes Of local travel
was not privilege OF citizen OF the United
States as such, but was privilege belong
ing to person by virtue of his State citl-
zenship, and therefore for the denial OF such
privilege the citizen must look for redress
to the State tribunals; that it was not within
the power of Congress to inflict penalty
for the denial OF such privilege. The act,
therefore, was unconstitutional.
This opinion accords with that OF Judge
Emmons, United States circuit Judge for the
Sixth circuit; Judge Sawyer, OF California
and other Federal judges.
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FINANCIAL,
R1CHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. March 20. 1877. +
SALEs.-$l0O Virginia consos, new, sold at 80:
sI,10o Virginia consols, new, sold at 3sA; 81, 900
Virginia tax-receivable coupons sold at SIX; 800
Virginia State Insurance cou'pint's stock sold at
29X 800 .l,lrtf i, q24g
American Gold.-1O4 bid. Esp ft~aT,siI /
u Mate Observation-Disclosures corsoIs, GS bid, 90
asked Virginia consois,s new, 80 bid: Virginia
dHa ad ~ Do Fxan ea
ta1-receivnble coupons, S41 bio, e4z asked. ~,
s,,y ss IL 3D.
es ;iy en- sss
srssssars v city ~ s "a s.,
r Raiiread Bonds-viretnta Central Railroad
arst mortgage 6s. !. andJ., 90 bid; Vhginia Cen
,I kars .a ss bid
6's, J.. nnd j. 20 bid: Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road third mortgage s's, j. and j.; 70 bid Virgins
bid; southside Railroad first mortgage preferred
e's, j. and j., 81 bid; sonthside Railroad second
mortgage preferred 6's, ). and j., SO bid; South.
road dist mortgare 7's, J: and J.: 81 bid Norfolk
r., az bid; Petersburg Railroad second mortagags
s's, j. and J.. 37H bid, AS Iaskcd Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage es, j..
Poiofnac Railroad mortgage rs j. aud j., O5 bid
Richmond and DanYille Railroad consolidated 6's,
n. and n, ~ bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
Richmond AIRLINE Railroad first mortgage Ss, j..
and j., 60 asked; Richmond, York River aud Chesa-
pcake Railroad and Steamboat SIS, J. and J. 90
asked. ..., ,..,.- .e.~..ts.-s-. .,.-.,g C.t- :
100 par, 2 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent: guaranteed, 100
par, SO bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
90 bid Richmond and Danyile Railroad, ] 90 par,
bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, common,
100 par 81 bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
guaranteed. 100 par, ITO asked. H..
. Canal St0ckS.-James River and kanawha Canal,
100 par, 8 asked.
Bank 8ocks-First National, 100 par, 115 bid,
l2O asked National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
9s asked; Planters National, 100 par, 129 asked !;
Bank Of Richmond, 60 par. Al asked: Cty Say
ings. 25 par. 40 bid, 22 asked; Richmond Blinking
and Insurance Company, 25 Par, 32h asked; Cit-
Insurance. GOmpGntes.-Vfrgtni3 Fire and Ma
rlne. IS par, se% bid; Xirrinia stste, 25 par, 29
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home. 100 par, 81 bid 100
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80 ask
COMPANY, 100 par, II asked; Commercial Fire In
surance Company, 25 par, 1sH asked; Richmond
Fire Association. 70 par, * bid. Sa asked; Pied
mont and Arlington Life, 100 par, 100 bid.
NiscelIaneouS.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 784 bid.
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sg.5o@sIU;- No. 8 niacKerel. ss!- NO,
Kits, isa:5o ;No. 2. in Kits 81 No. 81 sfso Mes
Lard Prime. b.. res and tscrces. 11Ac. in hplf-
Moiasses: Common sYrul,-H ossheads, 2ec.:
tierces pic. barrels. &c.: genuine goifen syrult
55a8Oc. q gallon. Cuba and siuscosp'n, 45@6Uc.
Porto Rico, 6O@Gbc; New Orleans prime. so
Sn LivsrTeo n ron ios, rom sa nI In y roma
lots. from wharf, s1.10@s1.1b; from store, sl.2o
@&1.25 p sack. ssg!4 . q. .-.t!, - : I
csd ZEE; geEse:s s.,l aae sa
IRico' i0c.: Demerara, 104@10Ac.. = II. .
nea 5@soo: and faney prices; country ISsc
Teas: Black, 55c.6s$l.-the last q prime article;
imperial, Sl.l0@s1.60; gunpowdsr, s1.Aoal.7o
Licorfce. .tsef Z" 1853. &
Ltcortce Pdsts:: D.. G. 4 Co. 3lt.:R. r.: 29t.;
A. q. G., &c.; X. & Co, 24c. r. T.. 25c.; Anchor
27c.: A. G. G.. &c.: G. y 6" 2sc.
Liquors. Wines. &c. -. 81 r
Me-: Scotch, best brunds, pinis s2Gts2. Is 2
= Rrandies: Domestic. s1.2s@s2 fruit. sl.sasa
$1:5O; apple, new, $l:s 5@$2.2ei old. $3.50
) Rvs Whiskeus: Medium, 81 .5e@$2: onre old. -
@$4: Virginia notintnii, new, $2@$2.50, -
and upwards i, o,.o &, ;, :,
Hetn Engldnd Rum /: 81 80. !. ~ 49, ~
Rectifsd WRiskrys: Market ,teadv; proof
-. Lumber. slaves, Rc. 80.
Lumber: White oak, s12@s15 1000: Wesler'
Virginia poplar, S12.50@s25 p 900; White pine.
s20@s7b $1,000 yellow pine boards, s10@s14 !;
oist. 'S12@$1s. according tn lengths. Shingles.
Pine. H2.5O@S5: cypress six-inch. s7:50@S
p 1000. Laths-Split. $3.50; sawed, S2.25GSZ.o
Stnres Whisltey- barrel tilpber green. 81 8fHs29P
l 900; seasoned. $20N$25 q 1000. Blour-barre
timber, $6@s7 so = 1000. Flonr-barrel poles, 81
as; observation-disclosures. no demands hickory-hoops-
$3.50 = -, -
Milf-Feed. fstf
ShipstuF: 40a45c. = busheI' g.. ~
BrO,onstuf: 25@30c y bushcl.
Shorts. 20@25c. e busl,t;. - - - = .... 80 +
IFheut Brnn. zoe. p onshel. ~.
'CO11i Rrnn: 1Sc. per bishcl. '.'
= ..rt. -t Powder, Shot, &c. ''- ..~.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.MSl.25 = 100 ttl.
PoDder. 1910 by The five kegs-less than i't
kegs, $6.25 blasting, 50 25@s$350.
Shot: Northern, Fl 0(4s2.50 4 bag OF 25 lh>.
GrtndStoneS: la@2i$c. . III. l.' 30.
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active and fr at fully strstnined prices. pafr tn
prime steers sold 81 10ll11sc No., 70 dfess SO 10
bS Ids 70 the gross cwt. Dressed beef was firy active
ut S199kc % h. for ordinary 10 prime native beef
sides. and sa93c. for Texas beef!
Cdttes.-Fresh arrivals were 1872 hend, mainly
milk -fed vcals The demand was moderate. and The
market was about steady Ut former quotations. or
7@9c p ID. for ycais, and 1896. for FED" calves.
Hog-dressed Y. MIS- had fair Inquiry at 6a12c. n ID.
Sheep and Lanibs.-Fresh arrivals were car
loads, or 900 head. The demand was equal to the
supply, and all were quickly sold at yesterdays
loads OF prime sheep, for which fS.25@3s.31x q
100 lbs. was obtained. but 5x@s7xc. q ID. was the
range for fair to prime sheep. Dressed mutton WINS
in limited demand at "a a01sc. - n. for common TO
prime carcasses.
Suine.-Frcsh arrivals were 17n carloads, con-
tanning 2.l22 hogs. A small bnDch or fair Ohio
hogs leg he. average. changed hands ut &c. p d.
Jersey dressed hogs were in deu1hna at 7k@94c. q
b., and exc. for pigs.-JoaTndt " commerce.
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INTERESTING TELEGRAMS.
r.n..rT CONSIDERING THE
soUrH CAROLINA CASE.

49,. GOVERNOR BROWN RENDERED ArLACE
~, az TUE LOUISIANA comAussIoN-THE TO.
1,rIcAL EXCITEMENT IN NEW ORLEANS
w,y1yG wAeM-RUstosED WITHDRAW"
", or TROOPS fRoM SOUTH CAROLINA
,SroUNDED AN INTERESTING ,lNn.-
r1Curs CASE DISPOSED OF IN THE UNITED
sr.rfs COURT IN BALTIMoKE-rREsl-
nrxr uAyEs,s FIRST REMOVAL FROM
nr,;cs-A ST. LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE SUFFERER. &C. &C.
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NE1r WORK. TnBACCn NIARKET.

MARCH 2O.-TobaccO.-In Kentucky leaf trade Is
entirely in small lots and mainly from lnanutac-
turers; the arrivals are somewhat frcer, but yet
moderate. Seed-leaf Is II ken chiefly by home trade
buyer, but is steady In price Virginia leaf ia he'd
firmly, with continued fair demand Sales: 200
hogshcads Kentucky leaf al 515c.: 100 cases sun
dries at &c.; 90 eases New England, crop 1876
12M2Oc.; SO cases Ohio. crop 1875, at 3k@7c.;
$50 bales Havana ut sec. OSLO: The following
are the quotations: Virginia bright Wrappers
Common to medium, 17@25c.; good, 30(G45c.;
fue to extra fine. 45M65c.; smokers. 17M30c. !;
dapple wrappers, 20m30c.; red wrappers, l9@22c.;
dark heavy Tugs, 7@Stzc. dark low leaf. 9@l &c. ,
dark medium good, 11s@13c.; dark extra ship
ping. l4G17kc.; black wrappers, 1S@22c.-JouT-
nal of Commerce.
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MARCH I9.-Tie offerings were larger than usual
for Mondays market, and prices ruled firm all
around. The sales aggregated | 80 hogsheads.
The Pickett House sold hogsheads: hogs
ut 1918, 1913: IL Iogshcils Missouri leaf at
$3.50, 1910, 1910. $3.50, $3.50, $40, ~, 81,
So. 80, $500; hogsheads Missouri Tugs III $3.50,
80. 80. $3.50: hogshelds Henderson county leaf
ut $3.50, $40: hogsllcad Indiana leaf al sc. so
3 hogsheads Indiana 'ugs ut 1905, "a, $2:S5:
hoyshcads Marion county leaf and lugs mt $3.50,
Sc. $3.50, sf.5n, s4.15. $500. $40; hogshead
Trimble county hugs ut $4.05: hogshcad Trimble
county trash at s2.-Lourier-J0urndl.
[Other houses had sales at like prices.
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NOT GUILTY.

NEW York, March 22.-In tire case OF
Boyd and Hall, on trial in the United States
District Court for conspiracy with members
of the Chicago whiskey ring to defraud the
internal revenue, Judge Blatchford directed
the jury to find verdict for the defend
ants, holding that the evidence entirely
failed to prove any OF the counts in the In
dictment. The jury promptly found sueh
S,ar1iat e-.. 4Ea.s..r &.-. ~. '
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

MARCH 2O.-Thus far this week but little has
been DONE There l. little inquiry at the Close,
and while there free sellers ut the decline Of hist
week, disposition to further yield. California
fall clip and Texas have most attention, but there Is
q light inlniry for western feeces and the better
grades OF pulled. Foreign Is very quiet. - -.
Sales are 1913 bales spring California at 2Q@2Sc.
SO bales fall California at 10000; 1000 lbs.
fan California on private terms; 5000 lbs. fall
California on private terms; bags Texas, 2lc::
5000 lbs. Western Texas on private terms; 1,70O
TBS. unwashcd Western fiecces, Soc; 10000 TBS.
unwa>hed Michigan tccces &c.; 5000 lbs. super
pulled OH private terms; 90 bales snIer pulled
washed. Soc; 10000 fbs X Ohio 1eeces at 42isc.
$4,000 ibs ohio neeces at 42c.; 1000 DDS: medium
Ohio ccces, 4lc. 5000 lbs. domestic Eoils on pri-
waite tprms.-J0uruuk OF Commerce,
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DaNyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

[Reportcd expressly for The Richmond Dispatch.J
March 22.-Brcaks light Receipts Light. More
animation I'm the market. No change III prices
ugs.-New-Common, S4@r$5; good, S5@s6:
common bright. @S20; good bright, 5000
$40. .r.s..- $1,000,
common bright, S15tdS20: good bright S25GS36
@f4O: hne, 4O(1S5O; extra, $50@S6O. fo'r !
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKET.

MARCH ls.-C ttle-The receipts today amount
ed TO 292 head, the supply falling short OF the de.
maud = The market was exceedingly brisk, and ut
quarter advance over last weeks prices. Best butch
er, S4.75@@5; prime. &4.50@$4.7o good, SAG,
$3.50 medium. So .5o9S4: common, S3@S3 g
100 u.s.. gross.;. - .Ea,! ~.
.MiLch Co,es.-Market fair; no change In quota
tons. r,.sse-yl. -
Shipping CattIe.-There were none offered upon
the market To-day. The quotations reported NJ 500
S5 25 from Last week Is the ruling price Tor ths
class Of stock.
Hoas-Market dull; best, s56ss5.85; light, $3.50
OBS. -
common, S4.50@*5.-c ourier.Journal., Nh
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

MARCH 19.-Virginla bright five pounds.
9Oc.MSl: Virginia bright i've AMI extra twlSi,
7Om75c: Virginia bright extra 6-inc!l twist, 10
075c.; Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist, 62
GE65c.: Virginia common u and 12-iuch twist. 57tH
soc: Virginia smoking, rs and X. 50@65c.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 56M5Sc.;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50m56c.; Louisville
navy, fine black, 4S@51c.: Kentucky smoking TO-
baccn, lbs, ss, and as. 29M51c.-Courier-Jour
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PLANES. ORGANS, DC.

SECON AND Plan O-6s4
y FORTES. IN GOOD ORDER. III -f17
No ! a NICE INSTR UMENT; octayes; rose
wooj case made by Worcester; Price, 800.
No. 3. ROSEWOOD CASE; 81 octaves; made by
Dsnhen rSSi iRS; CASE 81 octaves; made by
Nuans & Clark. 1925. - -
No. 4. ROSEWOOD CASE; large, roundabout
corners; z octaygs. $500: :, I, go, 40
legs carved Iyrc carved desk, and serpenne mould
Ing: TX octayes. $780, This instrument was
bought new less than year ugo by the Mozart AS
S' NH ~ f'i HoODHOUsE & PARHAM. :,
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA, MARKETS.

MARCH 2I.-BInur Is active and arm at the adj
vance noted on Monday. Wheat continues aciive,
$1.57 for poor red. Corn Is quiet and unchanged;
offerings OF 1s9S busheis with sales at 5000 &c.;
onis in light receipt with sales ut 20 and TIC.
specttycly. Country produce frn.-Gasstte.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, at No. 1889 Franklin street,
u between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, all
my BATHROOM FIXTURES, sr ~.
WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS. &C. s....- .. Be-.
Persons desiring to purchase receive MI ne
ccSsury Information nc to terms. &c. by applying
to SAMUEL DODSON,
NH 23-1t* 1889 Franklin street.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
Il THE INCEST. BEST-LOCATED, AND MOST
COMPLETE RESTAURANTS AND BARS IN
THE CITY, which presents grand opportunity
for making money. Good reasons for selling. All
CARPETS. SHOWCASES, RANGE, and HAND
SOME FIXTURES. For terms and particulars,
apply to ...- ROBERT b. LYME,
inh 22-3t r.... Real Estate Auctioneer.
DOR SALE, STEAM-TUG VIGILANT.
Il Hull built Of wood: So feet In length, 1917 feet
beam: tonnage, % 15-100: rebuilt In 1876; has
one hgh-pressurc. drect-a engine Of q inches
stroke and 16-nch bore: was thoroughly ovcrhauled
in February: boiler U feet in length and feet in
diameter, and Is allowed 20 pounds pressure to the
square inch; with new prnpelling-wleel. For terms
apply to VT. WORDSWORTH.
NH 20 Iws .... -r.. 17l4 Main street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE SIXTY
Il HORSEPOWER VERTICAL BEAM EN-
CINE. with boiler and fixtures all complete: and In
good condition. Apply to
CIV. o.. ut Sherlff-s Office 1907 Main street,
NH l5-1Ot Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England and Germany.

PERSONAL---VERY. INDUSTRIAL CRISIS in GER
MA&Y-FAMINE IN sTLEsIA, &C.
LONDON. March 22.-International secnri-
ties are slightly stcadier. The downward
movement does not make Roadway.
The Manchester Guardian says: at a
meeting OF the Roman Catholic members
OF Parliament yesterday 1t was resolved to
present an address to the Pope on the occa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-23
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

MARCH 2O.--Spfrits Turpeatine~-The market
opened dull ut 37c and closed quiet ut 38c. gallon
for sou hern packages, about l25 casks Changing
=, Rosin.--The nrirket was generally quoted dull
during the day At SIZE for Strained and 80 fer
good Strained atsi rs 8 barel.;l, - = ~'
Iar.-Marke. steady at $40 2 barrel, with sales
OF The da US receipts at that figure. and 500 barrels
In shipping order ut $1.76 q barrel ~ u y. - /
Crude Observation-Disclosures steady at SL76 for
hard and $2.75 for virgin and ycllow-ip with sales
Of the days receipts ut those figures.
. Codon.-hfarket dun and birt hrtln doing. We
note sales of rs bales ct for lDddlng, ind 20
bales at quotations, which are as follows: Ordinary,
1Oc. q h. good ordinary, ] O,sc.; tow m1ddling,
10sc.; middIing, l4c. good middlins. l13se.:
w. Pe0nuts.-Market dull, with sales OF 100 bushels
at from IS to Csc. q bushel, rs to Iuality.-Sdr.
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or. SCIENCE. q serles of

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4 detached Essays, Addresses and Reviews: by
John Tyndali, +. X. S., fifth edition; $3.50. THE
EFFECTS OF CROSS AND LF:FERTILIzA-
TON IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM; by
Charles Darwin, N. A.: 81. ELECTRICITY AND
THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH: by George p.
Prescott; illustrated: s.. LESSONS IN ELEC-
is75-'76; by John Tyndail; 81. 1EVERY-DAY
REASONING, OR THE SCIENCE OF INDUC-
TIVE LOGIC; by Rev. Geslge p. Hays, d. u. !;
WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSKIN: 20. THETRUE
AND THE BEAUTIFUL IN NkTURE, ART.
WorIs of yoh m pnikin: 40 cboiee RonRS cone o1e
SANITY arriving. WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
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