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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EiiGlal,ss.

LOSS OF LIFE FROM STRANDED SHIP.
LONDON, February PA Reuters dis
patch from Dunklrk about the breaking W
OF the British ship Adriatic, stranded near
that place February 18th, while on the pass
age from Pahel.on to Defca, says there were
forty-nine persons on the ship at the time
she broke up, and only seven are known to
be saved. 80. ..s-.. ...... p
s.... ...-.. SUSPENDED PAYMENT.
. LONDON, February 27.-Evans, Dawes &
Co., owners of the extensive. Lily Dale col
lieries at Hanley, have suspended payment.
THE LATE STORM.
LONDON, February 81. The Times S
Rome correspondent says: "Reports from
all parts Of the peninsula bring lamentable
accounts Of damage by the tempest. The
whole coast from Genoa to the south OF Ma
Piles is strewn with wrecks OF small craft.
Many larger,yeSses are seriously injured.
In all ports ships were driven from their
moorings. All small craft along the Rivera
di Chiaia were swept to sea and lost. The
new quay at Posilipho was almost de-
stroyed. At Leghorn two English steam
ers broke from their ,moorings, and
caused much injury. at Folonica
four italian and two English vessels were
wrecked. Inland the, effect OF the storm
was equally disastrous. At Puagginolo,
near Sicua, the campanile OF church was
blown down while The people were at mass,
killing two priests who were officiating at
the altar and three others, and wounding
twenty-four. A similar catastrophe occur
red at Aontaur, where the vault OF 4 church
yielded to the force of the storm, and killed
the priest celebrating mass and injured a
number OF the congregation. 1t Rome the
force OF the wind was unparalleled" .s. r..
Mexico and England. ...'i
" LONDON, February 2T.-The London cor
respondent OF the Manchester Guardian
says: - Mexico is negotiating for the re-
sumption OF diplomatic relations with Eng
land In order to concliate English bond
holders, she will offer to pay slight inter-
est on her external debt"
France. -r--.
PARIS. February 27.-The Rappel says
d" Gambetta agrees with the Ministry in ol,-
position to. the impeachment OF the De
Broglie Ministry"
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Fire Record.
,.a Fire Record.
BURNING OF ANOTHER GREAT STABLE IN NEW

BURNING OF ANOTHER GREAT STABLE IN NEW
4.s #- 81: YORK. -
NEW YORK, February GA fire occurred
this morning in the iour-story brick house,
3 and 4 east Ffty-third street, occupied by
S. A. Frey as stable, extending back to
" Osborne" a fashionable parlor-apartment
house on Fifth avenue, and adjoining Mrs:
Reeds female seminary. The rear wall felt
in, and the crash caused q panic among the
ladies of the seminary. All got out safelv::
The building was destroyed. 1t was valued
at $4,000. Forty eight horses, and some
very valuable, were stabbed on the second
floor, and only five were rescued-tWo being
badly burned. A large number OF carriages,
sleichs, robes, &C., were destroyed. The
losses foot up 800, 900. s.Osborne " House
and adjoining stable belong TO The estate, OF
the late Madame Restell, and were damaged
$4,000. 'is..s4
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FGrty-Gfth Cougress---Tllird Session.
WASHINGTON, February 81, 1870.

'-. .... SENATE. .... ...,-
| Mr.. Teller. from the committee to inquire
as to the alleged violation Of the constitu-
| tonal rights Of citizens during the late cleo
tons, Submitted aiority report in regard
! to the Investigation in Louisiana and South
| Carolina. and said the minority committee
reserved the right to submit their report
hereafter. Ordered to be printed.
He also submitted resolution continuing
| the committee until the next session, autho.
rizing it TO sit during recess, with all the
powers and authority heretofore conferred
upon it. objected to by Mr. Bayard and
laid aside. :-
The Senate, by vote OF % to IL, refused
to take up the Geneva-award bill.
House bill making appropriation for the
payment of arrears. OF pensions was then
taken up. .-.
The Senate at 1870 p. M. went into exc
cutiye session. The doors were re0pened
at ?. NJ, when the river and harbor bill,
with amendments, was reported and placed
on the calendar.
The census bill rs amended by the House
was referred to the Census Committee.
Pending the consideration Of House bill
making an appropriation to pay arrears OF
pension, the Senate engaged in exercises
commemorate Of the late Representative Z.
b. Douglas, of Virginia, and then adjourned.
. =, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Randall made personal explanation
| in regard to charges made against him in a
letter written in September, 1876. by Spe-
cial-Agent Williams TO Major W. B. Moore
in regard to appropriation warrants issued
| the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
and offered resolution for the appointment
OF special committee to inquire into such
charges. After short speeches by several
Republican members, expressing belief In
the integrity and honesty Of oNlr. Randall,
the resolution was unanimously adopted.
| "A report from the select committee on
Capitol ventilation, providing for DIETER
! means Of ventilating the hall and for APP
pointing commissioners to carry. out IN
proyments, was adopted. d5.,s.at.,i,s. .te.' Il
The House adopted the conference COM
mittee's report on the internai-reyenue bin,
which, among other things, provides for re-
ducing the tobacco lax from "a to 16 cents
per pound. 1t now goes to the President
| for signature.
The question OF contumacy in the case of
George F. Seward, Minister to China, was
called up, and after considerable debate, in
Which strong Republican opposition was
manifested, aresolution was adopted to have
George T. Seward brought before the bar
OF the House. liz.
There is an evening session for reports
from the Committee on Ways and Means.
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TCarolina; but sufficient testimony was taket
1 to show ilfas Lid several distffcts dn these
| States not only the elections for congress
| men, but elections for State and county Off.
GERS astspeil, we're neither fuiE nurfree ; and
that by violence and fraud the honest ,ex.
preston OF the will OF these entitled to vote
was prevented and thousands of the Citt-
Zens Of these States deprived Of the elective
| franchise. -
EaIn Louisiana doth violence and fraud
we're tensifely used q q I'm South Car oiftia
Rand was; more lafsel re He'd upon, ID
tsboth States these agencies; so idisreputable
Ibi1ity Of q republican form OF government,
were used not only d gainst the candidatss
OF the Republican party, but against the
independents Democratic candidates. and
candidates By whatever name known who
were in opposition to the regular Demo
cratic candidates.
The minority have not yetSprepared a re-
port. p'eh:ss's.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL. M ~
l. WASHINGTON. February 27.-The Sennte
Committee ON Commerce reported The river
and harbor bill this afternoon with amend
ments proposing rGinous changes. The
committee Recommend the following among
the additional items or increased appropEia-
i,tions for the Improvement OF rivers and
harbors named Norfolk harbor, S25. COO;
lAppomattoX river, $4,000 James river,
$4,000; Currituck Sound, North Carolina,
| S25, 900; Cape Fear river, North Carolina,
| $751; 600; Neuse river, North Carolinq, ST.
600, &c. The committee struck out the ap-
preparation tof $4,000 for Roanoke river,
North Carolina. 3sT 9a ,ai
THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE. IN !.
WASHINGTON, February 2T.--A decision
has been rendered by the Attorney. General
that. coDgressmen.elect are entitled ito the
| frankiug privilege from the commencement
OF their terms Of service, whether sworn in
or not. This gives members-elect of the
Forty-sixth Congress that privilege from
The Alb OF March next. .......s.s, -. -.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Is WASHINGTON, February 27.-The Presi-
dent has approved the. act for the relief OF
the Richmond Female: Institute, of Rich
mond, Va. 49, -
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL !,
is still in the hands OF the committee, and
being put in shape for use Of the Senate to-
morrow. The majority of the committee
have sanctioned the amendment providing
that the public printing shall henceforth be
given out by contract upon condition that
the work shall be done at east ten per cent.
lower than the present rates. ....
COMBINATIONS. ;ai,as ~. ,,.s5..
| WASHINGTON, February 27.-Among the
contributions to-day were the following
R. NJ. Douglas, United States marshal for
the western district OF North Carolina Da-
vid g. Carr, collector at Petersburg, Va. ;
and postmasterS, James Sullivan, ut Harri-
sonburg; and Louis W. Rose, at Abingdon.
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The AntI-Chsnese hmm iGra.Ion cues

4 NEW YORK, F february 27.-The officers Of
the American- Foreign Anti-Slavery Society!
yesterday sent TO the President a protest
against the anti-C Chinese bill. The New York
Chamber, OF Comn,ercerwiI meet this after
noon to consider TIE measure and put them
selves on record in regard to it. ig
-. SAN II FRANCISCO, February 27.-Thei
lYo,pg n ems, Central Republican Club, the
leading Organization OF that party in ibis
CITY, last evening unanimously adopted re!
Solutions TO be transmitted to the President
endorsing The action OF the, California dele
CATION in Congress on The .,anti-Chinese.b bill !
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stase.Coacy, Robbery.

New ORLEANS, February pa dispatc CHI
to the Galveston Ncacs from Mason, Texas,
says :st Last night stage with four passen.
gers was halted near Peg-Leg station by
two highwaymen. The passengers were
ordered cut singly, their yauables taken
from them, and the mail-bags rifled." j
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, February 27.-Cotton quict: sales,
Clio bales up'anhS, 9 1885,; Orleans. Q l5-lGc.
Flour slightly In buyers favor: southern unchanged.
Whea,-Ungradcd winter red, S1@Sl.l3; No 2
uneradcd winter rcd, Sl.094MS1.10. Corr-So. 3
and steamer a@Hc. better; others dull and I'M
changed. Oats without important change and dull.
Coffee quiet and barely steady. Sugar dull refined
firm: standard "h.' SiFT SIC; graduated, So;
powdered. SKA SEC: crushed, &c. MoasscS with
out decided change and quiet Rosin quiet 1T 81 40
S1.425. Turrcntine dull 1T 29&@30c. Pork closed
dull and heavy 1T S9.75MSl0. Middlcs dull; west
5Xc.; long and shor: clear, 5 5-16@5Hc. Lard
weak; prime ste IN, Sc 95@$7. Viii key tirmer
Al .O7L, Frciyhts dull.
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SSARBOLINE, A DEODORIZED Ex-
| ~ tract Of Petroleum. is now presented to tile
public us the best Restorative and Bcautner of the
hair the world has ever produced. 1t performs
what others only claim for their preparations.
fe 25-d&weowtFc11
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Portsmouth.
SUICIDE OF 4 YOUNG NAN BY HANGING-yEl
,-2.:.E;1' DICT ORA CoRoNER's JURY. u


SUICIDE OF 4 YOUNG MAN BY HANGING-vER-
-. DICT OF A CoRoNER's JURY. u /.
G:, ..,.. Especial telesram to the Dispatch.l
II PORTSMOUTH, VA, February 27.-Coloner
Herman Matthews held an inquest on the
body Of young Alexander VIM, Of this
city, this morning, and determined that he
was ref murdered last night, az was susT
pected by many OF his friends, but COM
mi:ted self-destruction. His body was dis
covered in an clubhouse in perfect state OF
nudity. He had removed bis clothing with
the exception Of his undershirt, aud, after
attaching a small rope to the beam above
and fastenlnga slip-knot around his neck,
had used the shirt by placing it around the
rope to keep it from cutting into the flesh.
When the young man was found his feet
were touching the floor. "'''' = .d
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. =

NEW YORK. February 7.-Soon.-Stocks steady.
Money OH call. 364 per cent: Excllange-LoBg,
4S54; short, 4SSH. State hon'is dull. Governments
strong. ..r.l ! -.s7,.- .-.
Errntng.-Money. per cent. Exchange, 4S51.
@4S6. Governments active; new 5's, 04a. States
dull. s .-. l.. 49,.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE February 27.-Yirgina 6's old, %:
deferred, ~! cOnsols 531: second series! 49, past.
due coupons, TIE. North Caroliua ca, old, 1S
new, 6. Bid to-day. ESQ.,. -..s-
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mo. 256-INyoLUNTARY.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE NATTER OF
PAINE, ChBELL & CO., BANKRUPTS, IN
BANKRUPTCY.
SIR,-This is to give you notice that we have filed
IN said cour. orr final accounts :ssisnecs Of Tie
estate of The above bankrupts and that on the It'll
DAY OF MARCH, 81 g. we shall apply 10 said court
for The settlement OF our said accounts. and for q
discharge from al liability As assignees OF said
estate IN accordance with the proy ions OF section
5096 OF the Revised Statutes IF the United States
lille, Bankruptcy. Yours, SC,
'.-'I = JAMES CASKIE,
JAMES L. APPERSOS,
Assignccs.
fe2l-F2w
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Rsycs,s Erevenaa.

I Rfycs's Revenge.
fiHE IssWsERs rHR lii EHfsI AT1rE sRoTEsT hi
!. IEDIcTTNG FIVE COUNTY JUDGES FOR NO1
HAVING NEGRO JURORS IN THEIR COURTS
r. ATrsN.sa 4 ii RS es.I u
~ 1ii Special telegram to the Dispatch.I
DAEY1LLE, Va, February 27.-The grand
Jury IL Judge Riyes' court has to-day indict-
ed The Judges OF the courts OF five counties
namely, j., .. Coles, OF Pittsylyanla; IS. j.
Mnllins, Of Henry; or ss H BerparrI,s 81
EFrankiin !; Sem. e.. Staple OF Patrick and
r 4. Bon ef Charlotte. ~ IN, .,<t
The charge against them is the violation
OF the ctSit md legal riishts 81, citizens. The
specification is!tliat they hnye withheld ron
negroes the right OF serving on iuries, there
being fn their respe ctfSe counties negroes
competent for jury service. zs lsas,i:ey:.1
y The ;faets5were proved by the Cammont
wealth's attorneys from the severai coun.
tiesi
a The indictments were made I'm accord
ance with instructions from Judge Rives,
Who;sin answer to- the question from the
Jury. .. What is To- be taken as evidence OF
criminal intent 2' replied that il it were
proved that there were negroes in d county
competent for Jury. service, and that the
county Judge had not had any! negroes on
IBIS iuries. That was sufficient evidence Of
criminal intent. I.
Judges BarksdaIe, Of Halifax, and Aiken,
of Danyille, had had negroes on their iuries
from time TO time, and that was satisfactory
to the grand jury -s5 81 ~ 80 ~
None. Of the parties indicted have yet
been tried. and It is not known what they
will do. It, is presumed they will act in
concert. -......,. -. Z. ! 80 b.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, February 81, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 9S hogs
heads aud - iicrces. The offerings 1T auction on
Change were 43 packages of wha.h number 80
were sold at D! ices ranging from 50 to S12.75.
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ElUnr.

Fine, s2.75@t3: sunerfine. 1915; extra. s. :;
common lami!s, $3.25@S5.5O Fancy Grauas, 500
$3.50.
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CLERKS OFEICE. ]
mo. l.153. |

mo. l.153.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRf(!T OF yIRGINIs-IS THE MATTER OF
iBNER W. STR ANGE, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RUPTCY. ,o ,e,n-
- RICHMOND, VA, February 20. 1879.
TO TIE CREDITORS OF THE AEoyE BANK
pIpT: You viii please TAXI 10 ice tina, final meet
Ing of the crcG the above bankrupt for the pr-
pose of decia,inca dividend. will lie held At HE Office
ot.Thomas :: Atkins, Esq Register IN Bankruptcy,
i'm the custom-hou in the city OF Richmond, III
said district, OF. WEDNESDAY the l2th day oil
March. S79.at- IL O'Clock a.. NJ, III acco! dance
with The provisions OF the Revised Statutes or te
United Substitute. Bankrnptcy-and The amend
m, MS and supplements thereto. And shall then
WILLIAM B. PETIT,
fe 81 -F2w .....e.- w., g. q. ..... ... Assignee.
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PERSONAL.
LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE-,t LIVERY, AEDE,
A. SALE-STABLES AND .RICHM0NDLEG
BAZAAR, 1888 AND 1li0 FRANKLIN STREET.
am now prepared, with unsurpassed facility. TO,
BOARD HORSES Ely THE DAY, WEEK, OR
MONTH. ,r-.,....,t .- D.. ...m "a. -, ..-,
Special rates to droyers, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF their busi-
ness.
In connection with the stables have established
Dazutr for the SALE BY AUCTION OF HORSES,
MULES. VEHICLES Of all kinds. HARNESS,
SADDLES BRIDES. ROBES. WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS.. WEDNESDAY and SATtR-
DAY at IL O'Clock Ami -; .e.'.>N >.ts
,I--9 -, :. JOHN B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
G.. 6. ALLEN, Manager. ..~a#. J. '.s..-..
&. G.. BUTTON. AucIioneer. .r..'-i ce5
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No. j
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN Dis
TRICT Or VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
4. j. PERKINS, 4 BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RUPTCY. o--
RICHMOND, VA, February 20. 1879.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice,
That petition has neen ned in said court by 4. j.
Perkins, OF Louisa county, In said district. duly
declared 4 bankrupt under the act OF Congress
of March 2.lS67, and the acts umenda;ory thereof
and supple metary thereto, for discharge and GER
tcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
proyablc under said acts, and that the It'll DAY
or MARCH, 1870, ut IL O'Clock b.. ut The
Office of Thomas ). Atkins. Esq, Register In Bauk-
ruptcy In the cusiom-hOusf, in the CITY OF Rich
mond Va, is assigned for the hearing OF the same,
when and where you NAV attend and show cause. II
should not bc granted. -
fe2l-F2w ...s JOHN II. POPHAM. Clerk.
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"a WuEAT.-Red, ] 6 bushels good FutZ 1T SIC. 100
bushels very good Fuliz AZ &l.0S 26 bushels prime
Fultz OH private terms; 40 bushels very good Ian
easier at S1.l0 51 bushels on private terms
to al 234 bushels. .............. p.
CORN White, 39S bushels prime If. dec; ga
bushels good on private terms: 200 bushels very
good on private terms: 90 bushels prime at acc
112 br heIS prime IL 45c.. 6S bushels very good Ut
acc 90 bushels good at 4Gc-iOtll, Logo bushels.
UATs.-44 bushels prime winter 1T 4Sc.; 1870
bushels on private terms: 12G bushels private
terms; 36 bushels fair spring ut 35c total, 1886
bushels,
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MARINE HNTEALEGENCEs.
port OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ~, 1879
.

-
Woon srt,..... :. 1870 E-cnn-........ 0 AZ
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ~, 1879.
ARRIVED. So
Steamship Wvanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
ch,ndisc aud pasSengeis. ~ A len e Co., agents.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United Stau
mail, merchandise, and passengers, i. l.. iatush
Steamer j. W. Esermac,- Carr. Pti'aGtlphia,
merchandise and passengers, ). w. ActarficS'
agent. s,, 4, s-sg j =, ,SLIss, NJ, yo.,. co,l
r Il. Darlington. .-..r
schooner Eddie, Palmer, Baltimore, merchandise
Schooner Casper Heft. Phillips. phadephla e'@
fbickahoniny, to load lumter. Curtis iarker,
Brig Alice. Dutton, Rio, -four, Dunlop u DC
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, February &c. Bark Ellen HoH, DUN
can. an
THE steamer r'assui. that sailed from west point
for Rio with -four from the Haxaii- Crensha" COM
pany. ran aground February 25th near that Pors.
ri BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. February 27.-Arrtved: ElTsia
Frisfa. Enrrwen. Arrived out; Greye, zen c, Er'
VISEYaRp HAVEN, February 23-ATtyed
sehooneys e. G. Thomas and William Mason, boil
if aIy Eis'F February s7-saed: Bark cape
H. for Richmond, Va IL II q i
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TURNITUREi FURNITURGi-M
T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-I have %
always on baud q fun and complete stock OF ~
the most reliable factories East and West also, OF
nv own make. letter special Inducements. Parties
-. -ivtng me esu aud examining my stock and
t1HN@~' - - - WILLIAM DAFFRON,
|! .ssn 5' tSte 1883 Main street, I
Factory and Upholstery Rooms, I6, ls, and 90
north Fifteenth street. 9a3
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 81, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rel, 1876 bushels.
COfN.-Hhtte, 1,1o4 bushels; of which GS bu. h
els were rc-eNhibited.
OATS.-l.4G4 bushels. ..,..
RYE-6 bushels.
MEAL.-160 bushels.
CLOVER-SEEU.-4O bushels.
Tr,l h,e,,n
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BALTIMORE.

90 BALTIMORE. February 27.-Four steady, With
out change. Southern wheat In good demand and
strong: western firm southern red, Il. 04 6Sl.l2 ::
amber, Sl,l3@Sl.14; No. 2 Pennsylvania red,
A1.12: No. 2 western winter rcd. spot March,
corn steady and fairly active western firm; south
'crn while. 456l451sc yellow. 44c. Oats quiet.
about steady, and unchanged. Rye quiet and I'M
changed Hay steady and without change. Provi-
sions easier and without change. Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Eggs unchanged. Coffee quiet and IN
soft. SLMSisc.
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France.

PARIS. February 27.-The Rappel says !:
" Gambetta agrees with the. Ministry in ol'-
position to- the impeachment OF the De
Broglie Ministry"
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LOUISVILLE.

CHICAGO February 27.-El"ur firm and nm
changed Whea, IN fair demand aud higher; NJ. 2
red winter, gGllc.: No. 2 Chicago spring. 93zN
93&c. cash, 93&r MARCH, 94%c April: 27ac: My ny,
6i34c. cash 33Ic. March. 1870. April. 37c.ss May.
Oats steady and irm; 23%c. bill cash 23Gc. I1rch.
235ts. April, 2G5c. May. Pork active ard shade
iO.4OGSl0 42s April. $1o.55@S10,57k May.
Lard i'll far demand al lower rates; S6.7l3G9:6:so
In good demand aud shalc HIGHER: shoulders,
s3.s7k: clear rib. So 90: sides. $3.50. Dress
hogs quiet but hrm Ut S4.G0. Whiskcy steady ut
S1.04. .-..
At Ci0Se.-Grair firfner but not quo'ably higher.
Pork in good remAnd aud Il shade higher: S1O.37E
March, s10.472G$10.30 April. Lard iirmer bat
not quotabIy higher.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. February 27-FlOur nomlnaly UNI
and Grm. Oats, 26l:@29c. Pork in fair demand
and firm. Lard i'll good demand: steam. 80. 20.
Bulk meats slroGg; shoulders, s3.75Gs3 80 cash,
So 20Ms5.25. Bacon in fair demand and firm
shoulders. 4.c. clear rio. 5&c; clear sides, SIC.
Whiskey steady and In fair demand 1t 81 03. Butler
steady and unchanged. SugarfirIa ards. 944l DC.
~, white, S'.@9iGc.; New Orleans, 5!5GRTc Hogs
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

FOE NEW IORk;- TN, Ola &IEsN
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH. will 81
FRIDAY, February 18th, ut O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday eve
ming.
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, TO foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. -1tEs
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; stccrage, 80 and
So. -.r..
For freight passage apply 70
u. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
fc2G-3t C0mDany's Wharf. Rockets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-04
A cHttp's COSTUME.

Green cachemire and blue taille make
an excellent child's costume. A deep
plated aounce trims the lower part Of the
skirt. 1t is separated in the centre in
front by plated piece placed crosswise.
Above the plated tlounce Is another mar
row one placed on very full, and taken up
in front above the crosswise plated piece
in point. Its surmounted by blue faille
fold or piping. Loops Of blue ribbon fall
over the point Up to the front Of the
skirt are three bias bands OF caChemire,
finished with blue iatlle cordlng. They
extend up the front in curves, like the
plated trimming below. These bands are
fastened down on either side by mother.
ot-pearl buckles. A faille cording is tn.
ken across the middle Of the waist in q
curve, aud sewed in q scam under the
arm. This dress opens in the back, from
the neck down, only about twelve inches
deep. The sleeve Is trimmed with a faille
plating, snrmounted by a band OF the
same. The deep collar is oflace appllqueo
or blue iailIe collar.