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Mexico.
OUTRAGES BY INDIAN RAIDERS.


NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Thc Galveston
Ne,rs publishes special from Fort McIn-
tosh stating that Indian raiders from Mex
leo have killed many people and carried OIL
two white boys. The correspondent eX-
presses the belief that these raiders were
melted to these acts by the supporters OF
Lerdo for the purpose OF bringing about
misunderstanding between the United
States and the Diaz government. The mail
carrier who left Fort Davis on Saturday
was murdered by Indians twenty miles
from that point. A detachment OF cavalry
has been sent out after them.
OPTICAL RECOGNITION OF THE DIAZ GOVERN
MENT-T0NE OF THE PRESS, PRO AND CON,
&C.
HAVANA, April 23.-The French mail
steamer Adriana brings advices from the
City OF Mexico to the 18th instant:
Minister Foster officially announced the
recognition of the DIaz Government by the
United States on the 9th instant. President
Diaz received Mr.. Foster officially on the
10th with much cordiallty.
A Lerdo Journal denounced the Mexican
Government for having, as they charge, ac-
cepted the recognition with insulting lam
guage from Secretary Evarts.
The churcn newspaper LG 6dNueT0 N0-
ciondLe is more bitter against the United
States than the Others. It does not want
peace on any terms.
Some of the balance Of the press which
support Minister Valerie claim the recogni-
ton of the Diaz government By the United
States as 4 great diplomatic triumph OF
Senior Valerie over Secretary Evarts. La
Libertad says Mexico has obtained recogni-
ton by the tact and shrewduess OF Valerie,
without yielding any point to the American
pretensions. She has given no promise to
change the iona Liberia no permission for
American troops to cross into Mexico; no
pledge regarding forced loans, or other
protection OF American citizens.
The official journal treats the subject with
dignity, and does full justice TO the United
States.
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For the Dispatch.l
PreSbySery Of Winchester.

APRIL Is, 1878.
This PIesbytery met at Charlestown, W.
Va, April 18th, at Il 2. NJ. The Rev. James
Armstrong was elected moderator. Pre-
sent: Seventeen ministers and seventeen
ruling elders.
Rev. Fl. c. Brown was permitted to labor
without the bounds OF Presbytery until the
next stated meeting. Rev. G. l.. Leyburn
was dismissed to Lafayette Presbytery, Sy-
nod OF Missouri.
A letter OF coincidence was written to Rev.
III. W. Woodwork, who has recently SUI
fered from severe injury to one OF his eyes,
by which he is detained from Presbytery
for the first time in ministry Of twenty
one years.
A call tor the pastoral services OF Rev. j.
r. Graham, d. D., from the churches Of
Tuscarora and Falling Waters was put into
his hands.
Romney was chosen rs the place, and
Wednesday, September 11th, at y P. NJ,
the time, for our next stated meeting.
The sale OF the church building ct Bunker
Hill for 500 was granted, and the proceeds
allowed to be appropriated to the Gerurds-
town church.
call for the pastoral services OF Rev.
N. II. Woods from the churches of Cedar
Creek aad Cedar Cliff was put into his
hands, ard Friday before the fourth Sab
bath in Nay set as the time for his ordina-
ton and installation-H. NJ. White, g. W.
Hollis, and A. Hopkins, the committee.
SHENANDOAH.
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gEGETENE.
yTEGETINE.
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
URBANA, ONO, Febru:

URBANA, ONO, February 10, 1877.
lr. II. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass:
Dear Sir,-I feel greatly indebted to your excel
lent medicine, VEGETINE, for what 1t has done for
me. j have been subjected to Rheumatism all my
lfe Was attacked with 1t three years ago. and suf
fering terrible pains in my chest back. and limbs
for six Or eight months, at which time commenced
using VEGETINE on The advice of n friend who had
been entirely cured by Il. i had scarcely used Il
balf-botte until the psin had left me, and my gen.
eral health began to Improve rapidy under The in
fuenee of this great blood-puriher. had also suf-
tered dreadfully from a Nasal Cntarrh for seven
or eight Yeas. After taking the first bottle of
VEGETINE noticed u great change for the better.
The constant pain and heaviness that had over my
eyes for years disappeared, and the discharge OF
mucus from the head ceased. My appetite got bet
ter and strength seemed to with every dose Of
medicine. Too much cannot be said III It's favor:
and always take pleasure in recommending 1t to
my friends who may DC suffering from any disease
Of the blood, for feel satisfied if they try 1t they
are sure OF Il cure.
am, very respectfully, yours,
j. II. RHODES,
Manager Western Union telegraph office,
UrDana, Ohio.
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New York.
RESPECT TO THE LATE MR.. oRToS-HIs Sue
CESSOR.

RESPECT TO THE LATE MR.. ORToN-H1s Sue
CESSOR.
NEW YORK, April 23.-At Il meeting OF
the Board OF Directors of the Western
Union Telegraph Company this afternoon
preamble and resolutions were adopted set
ting forth that by the death OF Mr.. Orion,
for twelve years president OF the company,
they had lost friend endearcd to them by.
long and agreeable association, and whom
they had learned to esteem no less for his
high moral worth and sterling character
than for his great and recognized ability,
and that while deeply lamenting the loss OF
so able and distinguished an officer, so sud
denly removed by death, they sorrow still
more for the parting from so true and cher
ished an associate.
DR.. Green, vce-president, was elected
president OF the company in place OF Mr..
Orion, to hold office during the pleasure OF
the Board.
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Ey TeIeGraDss.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Colon weak: uplands,
10 l-1Gc.: Orleans 10 3-l6c.: sales. 19s bales.
~ IN buyers favor: suEcrlne western and State.
s4.l5@s4;I2; closing I,lle' southern -four ,t nn.
light trade. mainly for The immediate wants Of ship
pcrs: sl.27@$l.27!5 for New York No; spring;
Sl.35@Sl.3 6 for No. 2 winter red: 81 .374 for No
2 white. Corn scarce AMI &c. better, with moderate
export and homc-trade demand: 50M54c. for UNI
graded western mixed; SEC. FOR white southern:
Oats Nc. better and fairly active. Coffee quiet and
ne 7!ac. for fir a., to GOOD refining: refined steady;
flair trade New qe, "s soa nn at
auction ut 23!s@30c. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull aud heavy. Talow ;tcady at 3Oc:
steady. Lard ahout steady. <Whiskcy unsettled at
sl.0s; closing with offers 10 sci, ut $l.07. Freights
TO Liverroo dull and decidedly lower for grain;
'''0''' ~''' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoRE, April 25.-Flour quiet and un-
Sl.35; amber, $l.360sl.37: PENNSYLVANIA red,
Ss ay sgf: fes R2t asS ARa
corn 1c lover; western quiet and easy; southern
changed. Coffee heavy. Whisky, sugar, and
frcights quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. April 23.-Four dull and uu-
changed. Wheat dull red, Sl.15@Sl.l6; amber
4ac. Oats duiiand lower; white. sec; mixed, SOC.
W'hiskey firm at sl.o2. Tobacco quiet and I'M
changed. .~
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. April 23.-FIour quiet and uE.
changed. Wheat quiet and steady: red, S1.0S.
Corn In fair demand and strong at 43M44c. Oats
strong and in fair demand ~ 2Sta31C Rye steady.
Barley dull and nominal. Pork dull; iobbing, $3.50.
Lard quiet and steady. Bulkmcats llh'l and droop-
Ing; 362k. Si.72k6GS4.75, and So for shoulders,
short rib, and short clear Iniddlcs. Bacon dull at
AZ. 5G, and SIC: for shoulders, clear rib, and
| clear sides. Whiskey In good demand at 81 OF.
| Butter quiet and unchanged. Sugar steady and un-
changed. Hogs Guic. and steady; receipts, 1852
head shipments, $50 head
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. April 23.-Flour irmer for medium
| grades and prices unchanged. Wheat heavy: No. 3
| red fall, S1.l34: No. red fall, Sl.01a@S1.O7E;
No. 2 spring, S1.0S4 Corn frmer; No. mixed,
S arey dn and ss1 d 2 %S, Kew 1 f
Pork quiet; jobbing, 1915. Lard quiet ut $3.50
| asked. Bacon easier ut S4@S535@S5.40, and
s5.45@S5.50 for shoulders, clear rib, and clear
sides. Bulk-meats dull and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 23.- Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring, s1.1 OK cash. April. and May sl.O94 June !;
| and Il shade higher: 403sc cash, 40Kc. April, 414
@41'sc. May, 41k934lSc. June. Oats steady and
| In fair demand. Rye frner at soc. Barley fir1n
s9T ds , and saads ss7o s
easier but not lowcr; &c 90Gs6.92h cash aud May.
changed.
Receipts: Flour. $4,000 barrels; wheat, $4,000
els {: rye, 1000 bushels: barley, $4,000 bushels.
| shipments: Flour, $4,000 barrels: wheat, s.
0O0 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels: oats. $4,000
bushels; rye, 800 bushels; barley, g 700 bushels.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, April 20. 1878.
SALEs.-3.500 Eirginia ta1-receivaole coupons
GOi1.-l0nk bid

sold at 81.
Amerlcaua Gold.-lookbld.
State Observation-Disclosures consois, G1a bid, 62a
asked; Virginia consols; new 32k bid; S6 asked
u CHI iSecurities-Ri Richmond city s's, 1l7k bid;
burg city 6's, 97s asked; Lynchburg city 6's, OH
bid; Norfolk city 6's, 90 bid, 95 asked.
RAILROAD Bonds..Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad d
Ohio Railroad as. gold. j. and j., bid; Virginia
Central Railroad first mortgnsc IS, ). ana j., 100
j. and j.. 7sa Sid, 81 asked Virginia Central Rail-
road fourth mortgage SIS, }. and j., 50 bid; vlr,
& Gn kaF and
mortgage 6's, J. and j., 56a bid; Virginia and
RaFop F@ Is.s
J. and j., 90 bid Soutbside Railroad first mortgage
preferred s's j. and j., 100 bid; Southside Railroad
"a asked; southside Railroad third mortgage pre-;
ferred Us, J. and j., 90 bid, 50 asked Norfolk ana
bid Noria and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage s's, j. and j., 80 hid; Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS j. and j., SO bid, 80 asked RichT ond
D., 1O3 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage 9's ); ard D., 1o3 btd;
m ,or is, j. and j., 81 bid; Orange and Alex
andra Railroad first mortgage G's, n: and n; 80
gage 6s, j. and j., 20 bid: Orange and Alexandria
Railroad third mortgage SIS, NJ. and NJ, 45 asked
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's,
rst TIM mortgage SIS. A. aad O., 81 bid; Richmond
York River and Chesapeake Railroad and Steam
boat SIS, j. and D., so asked.
Railroad StockS.-Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 35 bid Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par,
rs asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
80 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. SO
bid; Richmond and Damville Railroad, 100 par, 2
bid, askcd Scahoard and Roanoke Railroad
common. 100 par, 79h bid; ! 90 asked.
Bank Stocks.-NatiOnal Bank Of virginia, 100
S2h asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, SO par, Al
bid, AZ asked; Merchants and Planters Savings,
25 par, 1S2 bid.
Insurance Compnntes.-VirSiniaF Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par 80 bid b Virginia State, % par, %
bid, 29I asked; Virginia, Home, 100 par. 102
90 asked; City, 100 par. 7Sl bid; Granite In
surance Company, 100 par. 79H bid, 50 asked !;
Richmond Fire Association, % par. Is bic.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
by TELEGRAPH no THE prspArcH.

AND DIsoRDERLY SESSION
IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THE LATE WILLIAM ORION; HIS Sue
CEssoR ELECTED-THE FLORIDA PREsI-
DENTAL FRAUDS; STARTLING COMES
sroNs OF PARTICrPANTs-RAy By
INDIANS IN TEXAs-INTEREsTING NEWS
FROM MEx1Co-A CASHIER ABsCONDs
WITH FoRTY-F1vE THOUSAND DOLLARS
BANK PRESIDENT arrested FOR FOR
GERY-THE CASE OF THE DEFAULTING
FALL-RIvER TREAsUHERs- NICARAGUA
SETTLES WITH HOLLAND FOR INSULT
ING HER FLAG-THE SITUATION IN THE
EAsT-No CHANGE FOR BETTER OR
woRsE-NINETY THOUSAND oPER ATIvEs
ON STRIKE IN ENGLAND, &C., &C.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, April %, 1878.

TUESDAY, aPrli %, 1870.
Country Produce.
IDpIeS: Virginia and North, Carolina, 2.50@
Betsaoax: 23c. II N.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 25G927c. {; fair to
so Corr a' Weal: Coo. p buslel for country.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 3Gl4c. q d.; peaches,
peeled, 1850; unpeeled. 3@4Ec.; cherries, 100
lie Il To-; blackberrles, &c.
Eg0s: In barrels. Sc. p dozen; In crates 10c.
Feathers: Prime llVe-Soose, 35@45c.; com-
F1aSSeed: 81 "A bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 70@s0c.; clover. CSC
zoe.
oats: Baled. 65@7Oc.
Potatoes: irish, q barrel, s1.25@sl.5o.
Lard: Country, 7@7Ac.
SEEDS: Clover. s5@s5 so: timothy, sl@s2;
orshari-srass, sl@$l:25; neris-grass, 81 9sl's5'
Baied Straar: 40@45c.
TuLLoio: &c. = n.
Wool: Washed. 3o@asc.; unwasbea, 2o@2sc.
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose 4dale, s1.65@s1.75 p barrel; James
Lime: Agricultural, 1Oc. "a bishtl; RockiaDd
Sl.l0@sl.25. according 70 quantity.
ca hsms aisr sgs5ossd 'oss
Tar: Large size, $3.25tG$3.50.
Dry Goods.
Bro,rm Sheetinos ana Shfrtings:: "A Aianches-
ter &C.; 3 Manchester. 54c.: Manchester. 4ac- !;
A james River. &C.; 4 James River: 54c.: y
James River. 4Ic: il Grlniteyille. TIC: Il Granite
"A W. Conestoga. ne: ;, G. Conestosa. 6Hc.: D.
Conestoga. exc; 10-+ Peperill, 27Hc.; lO-4 City,
22sc.: Co.ton-yarns, 81.
Bleuched Mtrttngs and Sheetin0s: A VAN
sutta, Ike: Al Masonville, 94c.: A Rockdale
&C.: - Home, s'ze; A q Oneida, loe.; A
ykc.; Whitestone. 9hc.; Barnsley, OLA: Z Red
Dog. &c.: u. z Scituate. 7c.: Methuan,. &C.; Pc
terSoroagh, &C.; lo-4 Waithsm, 2'c.; 1o-4 City
Brson Drills: Petersburg. &c; Grantevine.
oe carset yeaas = baySaa, &c.; Amoskeag 1oc
HALLOWEEN, &c.
Deni1ns: HARLEM. l2kc.: Boston Steam Mills; ssc.
d 1rnts ssrass ee VASE
ngron. 5Tc; Hamilton, 5kc.; Mcrrtuack. bHc.; Mai
iery, &C.; Oriental, Pacific sc; Arnold, 5h. Har-
mony, &C.; Wamsutta. 4Sc.
CaR5rAs: Rice. 5kc.: English, sc.
Drugs, Dyestnirs, Oils. &c.
Atcohol: S2.6O a gallon.
Concentrated Lye: &3.60@S4 g case OF four
dozen.
Cochinedt: 80c. q 10.
Extract n Logwood: lSc-
oils !: iinseed 75c.: machine. sl@sl. 10; sperm.
| S2; whale, 76c.: straits, 60@S5e.; LabraGCr-cod
oil. 659970e.: lard, 75c.; sweet, So q aozen:
lubricatng, 30@50c; Kerosene, 16c., cash, gallon
Race Ginger 12c.
Roots: Ginseng, 9oc.; seneca, without top, 500
45c.
Soda: Sal. in kegs English soda, &C.:
| Spirits TaFDeatfae: 45e.
FOREIGN Fruits and Enhay
Gemoas: i Sessina. s45oaso 9 box.
/ Oranges. Boxes, $5.5O@s6.
4 49, Groceries. &C.
Bacon: Shoulders. 64e,; clear rib sdes, 6Eea
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VEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
COLUMBUS, O., February II, Is;

COLUMBUS, O., February ID, 1877.
Nr. II. r. SterenS:
Dear Sir.-I wish to inform YOU what VEGETlNE
has done for my family. Eighteen months ago my
daughter had Il severe attack of Rheumatism, and
friend who had used the VEGETINE advised her 10
try it, and she did with perfect success for after
using few bottles Of IT she became entirely cured.
am myself at the present time using the VEGE-
daughter has also used the VECETINE for Ctttarrh
and NeruouS Debility, and has bean greatly bene-
fitted by its use have also recommended 1t TO many
that the VEGETINE is the best medicine for the
above-named diseases that there is, and always
wish to keep it IN my house az family medicine.
X. A. KISTLER,
No. IA west Fulton street, Columbus. o.
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Four MEN Observation-Disclosures, Tenn,
April 22.-On last Thursday night, while a
party OF men were engaged in cutting a
BACK levee near the lower end OF Lake
Bolivar, in Bolivar county, Miss, to let off
the heavy body OF water caused by the I'M
precedented rains, the whole party were
caught in the siuice, and, with the excep-
t'on OF Captain Briscoe, all were swallowed
up IN the vortex. Briscoe was rescued after
beng more than an hour in the water and
auckland. The names OF the lost are Cap
tam Fortiey, a planter; two brothers named
Moran, and an unknown laborer.
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VEGETINE
A FAMILY MEDICINE.

CINCINNATI, o., April IL, 1877.
Mr.. II. r. Heuens: ...
Dear Sr.-l have been troubled and suffereda great
deal from Catdrrh. have tried many remedies
they did not cure me. and benefited but very lit
tie; and, dear sir by using your medicine called the
VEGETINE have been cured. My niece was cured
enlirely of Rheumatism by using your medicine
VEGETINE-so she is able to attend 10 her studies ut
school. She feels very thankful for Your medicine,
for she has been great sufferer from rheumatism.
i would Say 10 one and all, try the VEGETlNE for
such complaints. \ few bottles will cure You.
With respect, yours truly,
DAVID ARlEr,
ELIZABETH ARNET ibis wife),
135 Bayonvillc street;
JESSIE COURT (his niecc),
Everett street, Cincinnati, o.
Mr.. Arnct is a large re;il.estate owner. wealthy
man, an old resident, aud well known III Cincinnati.
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"A FR1GHTFUL DEATH.-CkeSter, Pa,
AprlI22.-John Lees, a well-known manu-
lactarer OF this city, was instantly killed
this morning by bis horses running away
and throwing him from his wagon against
atree with such force that the top Of his
head was taken of. :.
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Cuba.
uoSoRs TO JEFFERSON DAVIS, &C.

HoSoRs TO JEFFERSON DAVIS, &c.
HAVANA, April 23.-Jetferson Davis, be-
fore leaving this city, was complimented
with grand military review at San Larazo.
FIVE thousand troops OF all arms were In
line. Mr.. Davis was mounted ana IN fuit
uniform.
Ninety-fve more Cubans, returning from
Key West, have arrived here.
Competent judges estimate that the sugar
crop will fall short 100000 tons.
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Anew post-ofice Is established at Rhoades-
vile, Orange county, Va, on the route from
fredericksburg TO Orange Courthouse, with
Thomas J. Hatch as postmaster. A new
post-ofiee is established OF Hadson,s Mill,
Culpeper county, Va, between Leon and
WayiapdsbIrg, with Benjanin p. Hpdson
as postinasfcs. 4. s. e - !. ~ Il, =
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FALL OF A STABLE-Two MEN INJURED
Cincinnati. April 22.--About noon to-day
the walls OF the Bevis House stables fell in,
burying Michael Lenahan, Barney Dreck-
man, and lad OF fifteen years in the ruins.
The two men were dangerously il not IA
tally injured. The boy was slightly hurt.
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sSoR1 At TAHITI-GREATL LOSS OF LIFE
San francisco. Cal, April 22.-The brig
Paioma, from Tahiti, reports that on Feb
rnary 7th hurricane ragged there, In which
about 100 people were killed. Much pro-
perty was destroyed.
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The TalrC.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-The half-mile
race was won by Buck in 5:3k, the miIe-and-
a-quartcr race by Conrad in 2:14, and the
steeple-chase by Typhoon.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tne casters question.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April 25.-The Journal
de ~. Petersburg to-day publishes an arti.
Gle In which, while expressing the beiief
that the congress will soon assemble, it says
this alone viii not constitute a guarantee Of
neace. The .Jou,naE considers it necessary
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,ri,e putc:,.Nicarnguan DiGicuIty.

PARIS, April 23.-Advices from Nicara-
qua state that $4,000 were paid to the
Dutch, and then the flag was saluted, and
that In consequence OF this eXaction the
public officers Of Nicaragua are on half-pay
and the public schools stopped.
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BOOK-B,NDING.
TO SUITTHE MEANS

ENDING TO SUIT THE MEANS
ID AND TASTE OF ALL,.-0ur Hinaery Is COM
pIete enough to turn out any kind of work wanted.
equal to any North or South. We use materials and
fore we can bind In cheap manner AZ YOUR price,
or In The best artistic style &C OUR price. GOOD
BEANK-BOOBSa specially.
We have for sale at $500 BoolS-BINDERY
with all the necessary machinery and tools This is
good chance for some active man 70 tasss S2od
living. Zap 22-d&wl RANDOLPH q ESeiLiSH.
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New Hampshire.

NUT AND BOLT-FACToRY BURNED.
NEW MARKET, \. H., April 23.-The nut
and bolt-factory belonging to Lafayette
Hall was burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
WOOLLES MILLS CLOSE

ALLENTOWN, April 23.-Henry Gabriel IL
Sons woolen mills have been closed, owing
to financial depression. One hundred and
fifty hands are thrown out OF employment.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK,

new YORK. April 23.-GolI opened at 100H.
E00n.-StOcks declining Money on cal, per
cent. Gold, 1O01!. Exchange-Long, 4sGH; short,
4S9. State bonds quiet. Governments firm.
Ersning.-Mouey easy at 5Gl6 per cent. Stcr-
ling quiet at 1867 Cold firm ut 00S@1 0D&. Gov
crnmcnts firm; new SIS, 1054. State bones quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 23.-Virginla 6's, Old, %;
deferred, AZ: consolidate, 62h second series, 80.
North Carolina G's, Old, Is new, s. Bid to-day.
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Tennessee.
RAIN AND THUNDERSTORM.

80 - KAHN AND IIuU1sUIh.s1U1t1ts Ft0--- I :.
81 MEMPHIS, April 23.-At 8 o'clock last
night q rain. and thund er-storm set in, and
continued throughout the night-2.85
inches OF rain falling. Bayou Gay over!
flowed and swept away the bridge at Second
street.
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Ohio.
A CAsBIER AID $4,000 MIssIN,

4 CASHIER AND TfJ,VVU IHISSINU'
TITAN, ONO, April go. c. Seller,
CASHIER of the National Exchange Bank,
and $4,000 are missing.
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RICHMOND TOBACCOEXCHANGE

TUESDAY, April %, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 221 hOCsheads, 1S
tierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; Of which number 20
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from Sl.10 10 $21.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Conmon 10 medium, 81 .50@S2 medium
10 good. S3@S3.5Q.
LeGf-Common, S4MS5: medium, S5@6; good,
&G.50G$7.50; fine, sS9$10.
BRIGHT.
LngS.-Common colory, S36$4.
FTIerS.-Common. S4@$5; medium, $5GlS7;
good, S7@S10: fine, $10MS13.
81: good, $l0@$l3; fine, $l5@l$1S fancy, slS
@$22.
iVrapperS.- Common, 5l0@$14; medium. $15
m:20: good, :25GDS40; fine, $50@$55; fancy,
S6OmS65.
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CaBnadR.


ARREST OF A RAILROAD PRESIDENT.
MONTREAL. April 23.-E. Fl. Got, presi-
dent of the Boston, Portland and Montreal
railroad, has been arrested on the charge OF
false returns and forgery.
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PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL %, 1873.


steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk, Uutec states
mail. merrhand!se ana passengers L.. h. l4tuni,
agent. -, c,
Morris 4 Go. - ,s
coal. ,,,
Schooner Jamcs;own. Hazlcon. West Phi!adel-
phIa, coal, S. ii. HaweS. n,.,.
delphia, COAL :. II. Halves.
Schooner John II, Williams, Herbert Philadei-
phia, light.
Schooner j. NJ. Frost, Woodiin. Norfolk, plios-
phaie
Schooner Elizabeth. master, Baltimore,
phosphate.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
agents.
Brig AquiIn,ck. johnson, Rio dc Janeiro, -four
Dunlop Sc AcCauce.
Schooner ). C. Travis, Mitchell, Washington, coal,
Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Eddie, Palmer. Baltimore, nails, Curtis
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore April 22d, schooner Eugic, Cour-
From New York April 2lst, schooner Theodore
Dean, Evans.
From New York April 2lst, schooner Ida Bah
From Phadephls April 22d, schooner NJ. A.
Davis, Long.
The British brig Seabrd, y. i. Indie, master,
entered from New York 10 complete cargo, cleared
Mt the custom house to-day for Brazil With i,l46
barrels Of -four, shipped by Dunlop s. McCance.
The American brig Aqutdnlcs, j. .. oohnSon
master, with cargo Of 1896 barrels Hour, shipped
by Dunlop & McCance, cleared for Rio de Janelro.
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Flour.

Fine. 81: stperine, $4.50@44.75; extra super
fine. 1918; common family. S6.25G4$6.h0; fancy
family and City Mills, ST@aS7.5n. Market dull.