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FINANCIAL.
RICHMONp STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. March 10, 1879.
Government Securtttes.--Ifniied states ANS. lO3
bid; United States 4's, 100 bid. 100H.
State SecurltieS.-Virginia consois. COZ bid, 5GA
ASKED: Virginia consois. new. A hid, AN asked;
Virginia fundnble. 80 bid; Virginia deferred, ~
bid, 8 asked: Virginia tax-rcceivable coupons. 80
bid II asked; North Carolina bonds, 20B bid, 2lE
a,ked.
city Securities.-Richmond city S's. J. and IT,.
11SH bid; Richmond city 6's' J. and j., 103H bid,
103t asked: Petersburg city 6's. +. and A, l02
asked: Petersburg city Ss. 107 bid. 100 asked: Pc
iersburg city S's, special tax. j. and j.. lUS bid !;
Norfolk city water s's NJ. and N, l14Is bid.
Railroad B0nds.--Vir2inia and Tennessee Rail-
road third mortgage S's. j. aud j., l02 bid: Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S.. A.
and o., LOG bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS. j. and H., lO2 bid
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rarfroad
mortgage Us, j. and j., 100 bid Richmond and
Danyie Railroad consolidated 6's. NJ. and ~. Sc
bid: riecmont Railroad first mortgage s's.A. and o.
103 bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Chesarenkea and Ohio Railroad
100 par. $1.23 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road. 100 par, 40 bio. 42H asked: Richmono. Fred.
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent
guaranteed, 100 par, ~ bid; Richmond, Frecc-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent
guaranteed. 100 par. 81 bid: Richmond and Dan.
Vile Railroad, 90 par. 525 bid. SO asked.
Bank SockS.-Union Bank of Richmond. so par;
30 bid.
= Insurance. Com Dnnics.-Virgnia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par. 35l bid. 81 asked: Merchants and
Mechanics, 100 par. SIS asked CITY, 100 par, 81
bid
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PETERSBURG.

,,TrrRs-TOrACco ENPoRTS-BAr-
rfESoNA.S , SCHOOL ISSrrTUTE-~rRoJEcTED
TISI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARTliLERf-
I&fNo,,.r ,>p TOBACCO RECEIPTS.
Ey's,,,,cnce OF the Richmond Dispateh.1
iCorrss'N MARcg Is, 1879.
-. r T Gibson. who was taken
Rev. ~ ~ roStcr,,ay morning while at the
sod2.S.n,.t table, has almost 'entifeiss ,eeov-
eTeas md expects to ofticIa.e ~ nus 3cnurch
e-t>%ondav. as usual. overwotk IS sup
d !,n have been the cause Oh MS SICKNESS.
w. John Dodson has been quite SICK FOR
s' m- Thomas Withcrs continues very SICK
I ~, material change m ms cond!uon.
". Tho exports OF manutac'urca tooacco
.., This city during the week ,,, ene.ns TO-
i ~, we're y a0.4Sl pounds. ine SaIpmeh.s
"N ~ southampton, Meihourne, havana
"'';rt W. Bueno>. AyrcS, Porto h'ce' Mas
" ', ,ndcu. and AREA. ,..
ST 4;nn BAPTIST Sunday;Schooi in<s''.lss
80, ,o-morrow Sunday at.ll @ tiock ana
nv. MINUS two DAYS. Among tue o.s'th-
C, ,SS'rcS gentlemen who arc expected 10 DC
S"'."rt md oDcn the discussion on 'npot-
i11. nnn>,ionS touching the lnLerSS's o. tue
i&'' w. t, >rhoni< are Professor Il. II: harris
T 80. nr curry. Rev. DR.. Niiiiam =. hatc,i-
Key, - ~ + W. Warren. Rev. Or. Dick
G. ~ md At,orncy-GHncra' fle'u. \
'1,y'' ;;o,r,c>tinr aud instructive meeting Is
,xpctcd, sp>a No, are contemp,a-
,..-|4cr,ded improvements 10 their property
t 80 Masonic Hall, on Tabo street Is 10
.,,,,ra.a aud more room gifeh lot tie
nc r .,;"r cI the lodges. The Red Men have
E'Sc D,,,'-sI q brick building on Bank street,
F~.t. vii shortly alter and improve it and
S ,,.f = new front IN it. >.
IN 3i.s - will be no public celebration Of st.
r,,,;,r.> tay by the Irish citizens OF Pc
1er.hur-. -, ,o.,r,,,,-o , -t;,,or,.
~. nicAt an address 20 the honorary
N ~. Of the company was adopted ask
!.',.,i>rancc 10 enable the command 10
,'.,,gs.r :, III. and uniforms. n number
+, ,nc honorary members were present on
-. orn1sior. and delivered addresses. y
,,n,,,jt,rr was appointed TO solicit AID.
9y'n S.t-a is expected to put the battery in
,',t3 condition nj i cost OF about SlIo.
The iutcrnal-rc,cnuc receipts in IN" re-
..r,,,,r. district for the week ending TODAY
wa> s>.%'2.
rhr r,tciNts of cotton have been light tins
,.,al Loose tobacco has been coming IN
tr,,'y i,r some days. and the prices this
,,.k have been better than for months past.
The city la, light fell heir 10 tine hoy
c'n1 winch WAS cast away by h!S parents.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

FRANCE
VOTE AGAINST THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE
FRENCH HINlsTRY-THE woRKMgS OF LYONS
DEMANDING WORK.
PARIS, March 15.-The majority in the
Chamber OF Deputies Thursday night
against the impeachment Of the De BrogIie
and Rochebouet Cabinets consisted of 1873
Republicans and 1874 Legitmists and Bona
partists; the minority consisted of 15s Re-
pubicans and one Bonaparlist. The Gov
ernment's majority, taking the Left alone.
was thus only 95. Nineteen Republicans
abstained from voting. These principally
were Ministeriallsts, who were deferred by
views OF some OF their constituents from
voting with the Cabinet, though they would
not vote against it.
LYONS, March 15.-One hundred and fifty
artisans sent a deputation to the Town Hall
yesterday to demand work or relief They
dispersed on the Project Informing them
that any demonstration would only aggra-
yate their distress.
Failures.
LONDON, March 15.-James Rhodes Brad.
ford, wool-stapler, has failed. Liabilities,
EG2,000.
The firms of Robert BIacque, OF Paris,
and Philippine Pellsier, Powell & Co., OF
Lombard street, London, connected with
the South American trade, have failed.
Liabilities believed to he large. 1t is said
that their difficulties extend to highly-re-
spectacle houses at IIavre.
LONDON, March 15.-Thc Havre firm
which, it is said, is affected by the failure Of
Robert Blacque, OF Paris, and Philippine
PeIisicr, Powell IL Co., OF London, is
Bruesnel Brothers IL co.
Snow I'm Scotland.
LONDON, March 15.-Therc has been Z
heavy snowfall in North Scotland.
The German Tariff Comm issi0n.
LONDON, March 15.-A dispatch from
Berlin says the German tariff commission
contrary to expectation, have resolved te
admit coal duty free.
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Coal Strikes Threatened In Pennsyl'


PHILADELPHIA, March ia special from
Pittsburgh says that apprehenslons OF
trouble among the miners employed IN the
Monongahela Valley are entertained, but
thus far no overt act has been committed.
One thousand men are engaged near Eliza
beth, in Allegheny county, and cetachments
from this force have been sent to the differ
emf works to endeavor to induce the miners
who had yielded to suspend operations.
The strike has been in progress three or
four months, but now has virtually ended
and a large majority OF the men are willing
to go to work at the old prices. Sheriff
Hunter. of Allegheny county, sent posse
inaton county, has a force OF deputies un-
der his control to render any assistance
necessary. The general impression IS that
m onthreak will occur, but the miners who
have been working express fears that the
Body-strkers will wreak vengeance on them
at some future time.
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NATURES REMEDY !

~
ENDORSED b MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ,LI:M AND IRON MASS AND WATER
i'''' FROM THE
BEDFORD lVA) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwESTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results IN 'in'lsands o.
casrs of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Peculiar Ia
Women, Chronic Dial rhG;l iieadache. scroiHia an,'
Cuf.nceuS Affections. Sore Throat aud DiIhthcr.,
ChiIls and Malar!al Fever. Extracts from tesu-
:. Bc5l remedy for Inhanmatory Sore. Throat and
Dlpnthcri. ever used by NETS have found after 4
practice of forty yeurs-acts as tonic. alternative,
and feDrituge; preferable To chlorate OF potash"
" =. 4. SlFFERD NJ. D., y. G..
u,ft,r a nr,ctice OF many Years have found no
remrdy cu,ial TO Bedford Alum and Iron SplhIgs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases aud diseases
peculiar to women" , ",
successfully USED in Dyspepsia and Chronic
Diarrhaa." o>,, =, n I-,,r or p,
uSurpassng any remedy that know OF FOR scro-
fulous affections Have used II for twenty-hVe years
In NV nractice." I'll. WALKER, NJ. d.. Va
~ experience Of near hrty Ie Mass M. for
crrofula, turaneous Affections, Glandular Deranre-
mcni, Chronic lrriiarions OF the Bladder hldneys'
and Hrshra U1 Prof. an Mo seT'Sn ST. d.
mo WATERS HAVE M WEDES HA 1osr 1f A
Used with unparalleled success In h ener9
Ex-Eice-Presluent S;s. heu. hsSo.
ADMITTEDLY CURED OF CIIILLS AND FEVER BY
rT- REV. Z. {. DODSoN. }. \. LEE, Va
directions. analysis, and full proof or all caimec
Wafer. so cent. per gallon; - per case OF one
dozen gallon bottles 50 for fVe-sa!lon de'nl
john. ,,,.,o 40 so aud Is
,er half dozen, according to size-sent postpaid.
Full nroof OF all claimed sent free upon appiica'
tIon Liberal terms to dealers. Iuvnlids are accom-
mnd,, ed M these Springs Ut all times or The year.
address a. NJ. DAVIES, President CT the com
pany. Lynchburg, Va. ,,r1rps RI .
Sold by foLh MiLLSAS w.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS. TDLECRANS
FROM AE.L PARTS Of THE WORLD.

EsTING CONTEST FOR THE SPEAKER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE CHAIR
MASSnlPS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEES
TIE GREAT PEDESTRIAN CONTEST END.
ED; RowEIIL THE VICTOR; ENNIS SECOND
BEST: HARTMAN THlRD-A JEWISH COL
oNY TO BE ESTABLISHED IN THE WEST
TROUBLE. APpREuESDED AMONG PENN
SYLyANIA MISERs-A SLEEplNG-CAR UN-
TRACKED-YELLOW-FE ON A VESSEL
AT NEW ORLEANS. &C, sc.
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H.y Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March ID S0n4.-SiockS firm
Money on call. 3kG44 or Cent. Exchanre-Lons,
4S6a; shor., lS94. STATE IONS dull Governments
frni.
ErsHina.-Moncy. 364 ncr cent. Exchange
Long. 4SGIGiS7 short. 4S9ufS9;. Governments
quiet; new s., l04'5 STATES dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. March 15.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks show; tic following changes
Loans decrease. Sl.3i9.IcO; specie increase
S3G1.200: legal tenders decrease. Sl.420.40D
deposits decrease. 81 129 S0n: cirrna lion
$4,000; reserve ,CcrcI>c. S3TO.7J0.
The banks now hold S3,e54.975 III excess OF ie
cal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 1J.-Eirrin'a 6's. deferred
7..; comSo!S. 5I7i second series, A naSf-ue cou
mons, so. Soiih Carolina G's, OLD COZ. Ed 10
day.
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The New Work Police Commissioners
i'm Trouble.

NEW YORK. March l5.-Great excitement
Is caused in political circles because Mayor
Cooper to-day sent n sharp letter to Police
Commissioners Erhardt. Smith, and Mich
OILS declaring that the discipline and ettlcl-
ency of the police force have deter iorated,
and that the police commissioners have not
caused the streets to he cleaned, and that
they uhe commissioners have allowed per-
sonal dissentlon to preclude the proper eX-
crcise of their official duties. The Mayor
notified the commissioners that they must
answer on Monday next at room as to why
they should not be removed from office.
Commissioner Wheeler ls sick, but 4 SINH
lar notice will be served on him.
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Proposed Jewish Colony.

NEW York, March 15.-The Jewish resi-
dents have inaugurated u project to obtain
suitable lands in the West and parcel them
out in farms for newly-arrived indlg en'
Jewish immigrants, or families that nave
been impoverished by the hard times. AS
now composed the colony embraces farmers,
skilled artisans, carpenters, and others VINO
have worked at trades.
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TOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.

AT MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE:
COMPOUND ICELAND MOSS-PASTE,
MILLER'S 1OREHOUSD SYRUP,
JACKSOS'S PICTORIAL LOZENGES,
DIR. WISTAR'S LOZENGES,
WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
POWERS'S SYRUP WILD CHERRY AND TOLU
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
SINE'S SYRUP TAR AND WILD CHERRY,
SpITTA'S CORYZA LOZESGES,
BuStIIEE'S GERMAN SYRUP,
STRICKLAND'S COUGH SYRUP,
FORESTS JUNIPER TAR,
STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR.
CELEBRATE POTASH LUIEEGES,
MIGRATE AMMONIA LOIESGES.
CITTLER'S PUCkET-INHALERS,
DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS,
CARBOLIC ACID LOZENGES, &c, &c.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fooo 9l1 Main street.
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Nv TclcgrNHh.
NEW I.'t,N

,. ,o
"" 49, - - - ,'i'' "a -
-; 80 49, w , ~, VI, ",
i,a "a 81, ,,,..,IT r'c ~, .r.i..n and ~.
itI't "'.; m',o. -, r ,i,,,, :, ',,
n'st u .nI "'H.' ana >i' ~ ~. W. ~ .nE
orr ",,h' !n:pGI'a' r,h+ - a. - H:,''
n'"It o- -, . =, , $50. moi, .,i
and weak: rr.nni G,.t and unchanged. Mo!l>>,S
dun ami unriang.,! Re" IL lar IL. taan a.d
s,rIav TaCu: .,.vfyaf Gllas q it;r En. In fuil n.
- 35n;i tn Ttrrrrirnt. easier Ut 29',r Cut
mrl,s n,li,i and rrr- " lNrn; in!u.riilli change
middle firm AMI uu!-t: wc.'rru and city long
clear BE: short r'ar - io:rs ~ d Short clear.
5Ac Lard uns c,,ltd: c!p.in. lr!ll. WEi-Lcy 10 nj
nal al il.0CH.
BALTIMORE.
HITTrMocr. Narr;, l5-Flcur g:ir.. heavy and
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,Dtermeut Of Bayard Taylor.

KENNETT SQUARE, PA, March 15-Busl'
ness here is entirely suspended out OF re-
spect to the late Bayard Taylor. Many
houses were draped in mourning. The
service took place at Cedar Croft, about one
mile from here. and the remains were in
TERED in Longwood Cemetery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MiNIATUHE ALN1AyAc-MAEcn II. 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is, 1879.

Wooa ri es......... 3:l4 Ereninr...... =. .l2:J5
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bel. Lawrence. New York lncr-
chaudsc and passengers. G.. W. Allen " Co.. agents.
Steamer Defiance. Tunnill. Philadelphia. mcrclau-
disc and PASSENGERS. j. W. McCarrlck. agent.
mail, mcrchan disc, and passengers, l.. Il. 1atuIn,
agent. =, ~
Richmond and Danvlilc railroad
Schooner LII, FaulkenbHrg, lovciaDd. NV YORK,
merchandise, tn master.
Schooner Hamburg, Dunn, Philadelphia, coal.
Writ Roberts.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New Ycrh mer-
ciIanGf &c and passengers. G.. W. Alien Co, agents.
Steamer Defiance, Tunn!ll. Philadelphia, m"rriian'
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarriCk. agent.
Schooner L. j. Seward hrplcgarth. Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner l.. VI. ID. Fisk, Crowtl' E0:tcn, coal,
Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS Port.
From Providence March 1911. schooner Governor.
Eaton, ria Orient
MEMORANDUM.
NORFOLK. March l3,-Arri"c!: Schooner y.
Robinson. Adams. !rcm Ills port.
By telegram.
BOSTON. March l5.-ArriyrG: Worcester.
NEW YORK. March lJ.-Arrlv"d: tltS oi New
York Gate CIV. Arrived ont : iits!ia. Timor.
NORFOLK, March l5-The wrrchng steamer
Baker has arrived from Tic wrecked brig Mallory,
at IIat'cra;. hy way Of the wrecked bark Admiral,
at Wash Woods. and reports coth vessels as Lcihg III
favorable cond lion ~ be- saved. Inc Scalt<r
Res o,Htc has arrive from Philadelphia anu reports
that the brig Noes Day has gone to pieces.
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Chicago Politics.

CHICAGO, March 15.-The Democratic
CITY Convention to-day endorsed tue Green
back nominee for mayor, Hon. carter IL.
harrison, lately member OF congress iiola
West Chicago, w. G. Kipp was nominated
for city treasurer; j. Il. Grinnel! for city
attorney, and p. j. Howard for city clerk.
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BURNING OF A STEAM-TUG.
Crimes and Casualties.
EXECUTION IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Coll, March 15.-The execution
OF Victor RuncZ, for the murder Of Louis
Raiscone in October, 1877, occurred yester-
day. lie did not move muscle after the
drop fell, the neck being broken instantly.
This was the first execution under the ne"
laws of Colorado. The murder was com
mitted to obtain Raiscone's wife and pro-
l,nn
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YellnU.EevHr.

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-The bark
sleipner arrived ut the Passes yesterday
from Rio Janeiro in charge OF her mate.
who reports that during the voyage the cap
tain, second officer, and boy died OF yellow
fever. The vessel is now at quarantine.
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DRY GOODS.
HAHURDER WILL OUT.o

SO WILL THE NAME OF THE CHEAPEST DRY
GOODS HOUSE ~ THE CITY.
We are determined 10 benefit the public by notify.
Ing them o. the earliest moment OF The arrival or
MANY GREAT BARGAINS
which we hay succeeded In obt lining from the
SuRTHERS AUCTION SALES.
We will mention few:
COTTON-iAyOL. SIC; wAMsUTTA, lGXc:
FRUIT OF HE LOOM. S,lc.;
HSBgR9sceeSSGGiMHa; 7s tIros .,
SHIFTING CALICOES, 4Hc.;
"a PERCALES. &C.;
CORDED PIQUEs, 44c., &C.. &C., and DC:
Tho best STRIPED and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lOe-crcl; bargain;
coon BLEACHED TABLE-DAMAsK as Acc.
Examine our ALII-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE
ut 44c., reduced from Csc. Other bargains In this
line of goods A new lot OF CREPE CLOTH ut Acc.
les than real value. Novelties IN DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE BKOCADED SILKS at auction
prices.
MoHAIR DEBEGEs douoe-w,dsh, hne quality,
81 hCK SILKS AND sATINs at figures that can
not ne undersnld.
Remember our new and large variety OF BLACK
SILK FRlSSES Don't purchase BUATISGS be-
fore examining our stock OF black and coored. all
wool az price TOO low 10 mention here BRETON
and T6RCfiDS LACES: BUTTONS. large variety
of latest styles: $500 yards WOR,TED PRINCES,
DFRlES on white and coored linen. An ALL
LINEN DAMASR TOWEL for lOc. Ouly few
left OF those slightly damaged QUILTS n 81 80. A
splendid assortment Of LADIES' and CHlLnRES'S
HOSIERY. JULIUS MEYER.
COS Broad street.
Our FIvE-CEST COUNTER has been nounii-
fully rcp!cnished. mn 10
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nsgs., Addie Y. Laing is appointed post
Me W AZ Lincolnia, Fairfax county, Va,
Laka' !. \. Miller, resigned. Thomas w.
Lordams appointed postmaster at Oatiand,
fe,isnaaa county, Va, uice c. Il. Willard,
Iszs~aua; The post-office at CroftsyilIe,
Tie r "a,I county. Va, is reesfablished on
viii N.Y. from rom Rocky Gap to Crortsyille,
John E,; slary A. Buchanan as postmaster.
at mitchell is appointed postmaster
B. i. While ,I,e, Bedford county, Va, vsce
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Louisiana.

VICKsBURG. MISS, March 15.-The Muir
rell Convention at Delta, La, yesterday
nominated ex-Governor Pinchback and al.
q. Bobe fRepublcans) and Fl. R. Lucas
(Democrat) fusion ticket for the Constitu-
fional Convention.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

New ORLEANS, March ia sleeper on
the New Orleans and st. Louis railroad was
thrown from the track by broken rail at
Abbeville, Miss, and several passengers
badly bruised. Senator Kellogg received q
CIT.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RiCHSoSn. March IS, 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. IS hus hcis Red, 1876 b"sheIs.
CORN White. It's bushels; OF which 1872 tusE-
els were rr-cXGibited.
OATS.-l2 bushels.
POTAToES.-3i bushels.
BEANS.-i bushels.
MINED PEAS.-300 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White 90 bushels very good at Sl.l5
Il bushels III sl.l3: 50 bushels prime at Sl.l7-
lotal. 1913 bushels. Ret, 6 bushels good Ful:z Il,
sl.lo: 80 bushels good Fu'tz IL s1.lO: SO bu>hel.
very good FutZ N *l.l4: 10 bushels coed Ian
caster al sl.l1: 40 bushels miyc'i IT ! i.13: lG(
nushcls very good Lancaster 1T 3l.l7: 800 bushcl:
prime Ful.z on private term>-:n:ai. SO hllsnelS.
CORS.-E White. lbs bu~hc~ prime IL ass; 2t
bushels on private icrins-totll. IT'S husi els.
OAJS.-l3S bushes prime sprr@ II 800: So
bushels prim" spring NJ SEC: 100 bue!tl, YER!
good spring at 3Sc.-tota 3lS bushels.
MEAL.-l2 La>hc> al 50c.
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DR.. TUFTS PILLS AND IIAiR-DYE
V'UTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Lass Of Appetite. Bowels Costivc. Pain in the
Head. with Dull Sensation in the back part. Pain
under the Shouldcrbladc, Fullness After Eating,
with 4 Gisinclination to cScr;,on Of body or mind.
Irr'atlty OF Temper, Low Spirits with a feeling
of having neglected some duty. WcarincSs, DizzI-
ness Flntterng at the Heart Dots before The Eyes.
Yellow >kin lIcada Gle generally over he right Eye,
Iestlessncss, with Gtlul dreams, Highly -Colorcd
Urine.
II THESE WARNINGS ARE CNlIEEDED SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL sooE De DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
are especially adapted t. such cases: single dose
effects such change Of feeling as TO as:onish tie
sufferer
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CoMMISsInNEn'S OFFICE }

Fc"riltrY 20. 1873.
- William Mtson. Hicc Ba'ion ana ;im"hI"
Ljg irjf,. nnd - Smith dRd Susan his we,
0r Msir heirs:
Take notice that have fixed upon TUESDAY,
18th NAECU. 1870. Ut tuIrhcriand courthouse;
VA y, the time AMI place Ia make he Inquiries anu
taxi, HI. proofs. required In above decree.
JOHN .. REYNOLDS.
f.oi N1y Commissioner OF said Court.
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Fire Record.
BUILDINGS ATTACHED TO TIE NAVAL HosPITA
DESTROYED.

BUILDINGS ATTACHED TO TIE NAVAL HOSPITAL.
DESTROYED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, March l5.-The Lazarctto
buildings, attached to the Naval Hospital op-
posite this city, were destroyed by fire to-
night. The fire originated from defective
fue. There were no patients in tie build
ing at the time.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
nalch.l
BURNING OF A STEAM-TCG.
BALTIMORE, March 15.-The steamer Kent,
from the Eastern Shore, reports the burning
n few DAYS since or the Steam-tug Washing.
ton, Captain Norris, on Piankatank, on her
way from Suffolk to New York, where she
belonged. The crew escaped.
MILL BURNED.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-J. ". GrifIin's
mill at Pascagoula was burned to- day.
Loss, So, 900.
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More Professionalism,

POUGUKEEPSIE, n. Y, March l5.-In The
six days wa|king-match, at noon to-day FL.
son had made $40 miles and Washington 3Gt
miles
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N CIIASttI.I.

=. II arncarrg to the r"rrl mat IN" defendants,
William Nilsson. Rice i How AMI Amanda hi wife,
:nd smith and S,i~an his wife. have MOI been
heard from for many wears and the plalntlif. claim
ing in The bill that they dead without heirs other
than IN" plaintiffs. tie Court 'oh order that Com
mi,,nrc' John -. Rrynpli, inquire and resort 10
cour whether ia defendants ar. living not and
II rhcy. or anv ~ Them dead. whJ are their dis
trbuicc,: aH! HAT aid absent defendants. nr tI'ir
hcir- he required appear bcior" Sa-coml- sloncr
M Il time and place fixed .y him, with proof OF lher
lL utity.H
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Fine. i2.7J6:3: srEeriua. - 25m:4.5O; ex-
ira. sJ.3J rnrupun fa:nils. S..1QGi ST. 'rr":
bran.., S6W $3.50: Siauntun extra, $500 SJ.7J
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lhe address Of the State Committee strips
n .'Is all Tue >peciouS prcteXts Of the disor-
s s'5'1; and exposes them in all their
, n4he' deiomltv. 1t declares that "no
u"Ie-ne'Fied Conservative, who rightly
t '"'Ue' The public benefits which have
w., ~''u secured 10 The people OF Virginia by
we on"eu and efficient action Of the Con-
~. '1ll'e party. and tie grievous injury
,.I aust be Inflicted upon their property
,na a social welfare in the event Of its decay
"a "a DOWNFALL, will consent to see that. party
S"k down and destroyed upon such
10y ana unworthy pretexts as those put
Il, a'q noy this assemblage OF disorganizers y
IL hchmond Black and Tan Convention.
o, u We" Of the threatening attitude OF our
l rngionea's, 1t recommends thorough organl-
co.., "h ana every effort 10 strengthen the
Va sef valve party. This recommendation,
t,s "e 9iad to say, had been anticipated by
Co,, ae.ion OF the Conservative Executive
tvsra ,ttee OF Halifax, and we hope that
my conservative OF the county will do
Gu NJ us power TO sustain the action both
4, ,'I - otate and County Committees.-Hati-