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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

THE HEATHER CHINEE is man and brother,
if not through:his virtues then by his vices, for
he CANDLES and gets drunk How and where
he does both is explained under "Mongolians in
Mott Street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

SOME INTERESTING RECoLLECTIoNs of distin-
guished authors are given another page. the
relator being one of Americas most prominent
publishers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

A New HOME FOR BOYS is about to be erected,
and right in the heart of the city, where it may
easily be stocked at short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

THE RELIGIOUS DRAMA of "The Pilgrims
Progress" with the well known novelist,
George Macdonald, in prominent role, is de-
scribed in another column. Is this TO be the
meeting ground of Church and Stagei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

THE New QUEEN OF SPAIN has good appe-
tite and wears earrings. Now, young ladies'
it is seldom that you have SO illustrious ex-
emplar in the way of improving personal ap-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07
OUINTUPLE SHEET.
NEW YORK. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1879.

The probabilities ase that the aeeather IN Ne'c
York and its cicinity today scH be cloudy and
cooler, acih rain or s',Ow la the early portion,
followed By lo,cer temperature and clearing. To-
naO,7.Oc it aciH be cold and clear.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.


HAvERLYs THEATRE-TnE GALLEY SLAVE
BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE-srRATEGIsrs
ABERLE's THEATRE-TnE Boy DETECTIVE
BOOTHS THEATRE-CApouL's BENEFIT.
NIBLos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wALLACK'S-EsrELLE
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-H. NJ S. PISAroHx
UNION SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLATS
STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANIMALS Matineo.
ABBEYS PARK-FRIrz IN IRELAND.
DALY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIGHT
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-ouR AMERICAN COUSIN
ITALIA THEATRE-EISER Won UNsERE LIEUT.
ROSTER & Balls CONCERT HALL.
SAN FRANCISCO Observation-Disclosures STREET FLATS
TONY PASTORS Observation-Disclosures
THEATRE COMIQUE-MULLIGAN GUARDS CHRIsrxAs
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-MoDERN PAINTINGS.
AMERICAN INsTITUTE-DAIRY FAIR.
HAvERLY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE-AN IRON WILL
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-A DOUBLE MARRIAGE.
NOVELTY THEATRE, BROOKLYN, E. D.-Two DRoxIos
JERSEY CITY ACADEMY OF MUsIC-PINAroRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

Jefe Deostado, mayor-general. As there Il
no news OF any kind from or Of Gencrat
Renirfo and bis liberal government 10 Anti.
oquia, this iooks worse still
The Brought I'm India.
& LONDON, February GA special from
Calcutta says ~ slight rain in Dude and
the Northwest Provinces has improved the
prospects somewhat. The Punjanb needs
inuch more rain. The condition OF the
spring crop there is very CRITICAL s
q. Egypt.
L0SDoS, February 24-Tbe Paris CORE
|spondent of the Times says he has precise
information relative to the Egyptian ques-
ton. Neither France nor England. con-
siders herself bound TO guarantee the ordi-
nary creditors Of Egypt against the yieissi-
tudes to which they are exposed, but they
both consider that by wise treatment OF ex-
pendltures and by reducing the rate OF an
terest one half Egypt may succeed In making
the two ends meet, and thus save herself
from becoming a source OF uneasiness for
foreign governments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
A Personal Senatorial Eight.

Senator Conklng, in executive session,
Yesterday began an uncalied-for attack on
Senator Burnside, who was on his feet IN
regard to Rhode Island nomination. Mr..
Conkling rose and charged MIR. Burnside
with trickery in committee. The latter was
much surprised, but contented himself with
saving the statement was not correct. Mr.:
ConklinS then repeated his assertion, ana
appealed to senators TO sustain MN. AT
this Mr.. Spencer jumped UP and declared
that Dir. Conkling was stating the truth.
MIR. Burnside at length found it necessary
to use very decided language to protect
himself, and at last declared emphatl-
cally that Mr.. Conkling was lying SEN
ator Hoar, in the chair, attempted to stop
him. raDped to order, and directed him to
sit down, but Mr.. Burnside, feeling himself
insulted, took occasion TO express the fer
vent wish that lie had the tongue Of Blaine
in order that he might make fitting reply
to the Senator from New York. This allu-
sion to famous personal attack OF Mr..
Blaine on Mr.. Conkling In the House In
1856, was keen thrust from MIR. Burnside,
who went on further to declare to the Sen
ate that in all his experience he had never
known so much duplicity and fasehood
crowded into any case as had been injected
into this one BY Mr.. Conkling. The latter
was taken considerably aback at last by the
vigor and courage OF Mr.. Burnside's return
strokes. After some time OF most unseemly
confusion Mr.. Burnside took his hat and
left the chamber. There is general evidence
to the effect that General Burnside bore him
self with more forbearance than could be ex-
pected, and only used his strongest English
when it became entirely iustlfable to EN-.
ploy it, Washington telegram an Baltimore
hal1 p1.icnn -
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rt,HE TRUE WAY TO 1NvIGoRATE.

THE TRUE WAY TO 1NVIGORATE.
Il The true way TO inycerate feeble system Is to
infuse activity into the operations Of the stomach
that wondrous alembic in which the food IS trans
muted into The constituents of blood the chief eie-
ment of our vitality. Hostetters Stomach bi'ters'
because it accompishes this end, Is greatly to be
preferred to many socaed tonics, useful indeed as
appetiz rs, bat imperative as aids TO dgestienand
assimilation. This sterling cordial while 1t invig-
CRATES The stomach, BEAUTIFULLY stimulates the liver,
bowels and kidneys nsuring the escape through The
regular channels of eee and useless matter thrown
off by the system, which is thus purified as well US
invigorated by It. Its tonic influence Is soon made
manifest by an increase of vital energy and more
active and regular dscharSeof every hyscal func-
ton, anc 1t has the fur. her effect Of rendering The
system unassaiiable by malarial eDidemics:
- H. 2iItH fe 25sTnyTh, saw
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FINANCIAL;
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

= sLiCS1N1CNb. SlOSh GASE1-a1sOIS-s
a0 MONDAY, February "a, 1879.
SALEs.-3,ooo Virginia conso!s sold ut 55K.
Government Secrrfties.-United States 41's, IC5
State Observation-Disclosures consols. 55;e bid, 56N
asked: Virginia eonsols ney, 429 bud, 40 asked :
Virginia fundable, 80 5!d;. Virginia Geferred.
bid; Virginia sax-rcceiyable coupons, 774 IT'D, rs
asked.
cir observation-disclosures city ss, J. and j..
sd dksa eg s ss S
asked; Petersburg city s's, ,lo6 bio, no asked;
heh n, city S. . and nd, nt2 Sid Lynch csS
water S's; NJ. and NJ, IA bid; Manchester IS, NJ.
and N, 90 asked.
ortsage g. j. and T % b Jaw virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 9s; j.. and D., s2 BID ;
ys shd b Har91G n aFf ce mafsfsa sd
uon-mortgase SIS. j. and j., 100 bid; Virginia
and Tennesse Railroad second mortgage 6's. J. and
mortgage IS, ). and j., iotE bid; Norfolk and Pc:
tersbnrg Railroad first mortgage rs J. and j., 90
gage s and s s. bii PeteIsburs Railroad rst
mortgage S,s, >. and j., Loo asked; Richmond and
PeteTahnrg Railroad hrst mortgage s's. A.. and O.,
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 7's. J. and j., 100 bid; Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad SECOND mortgage G's, J. and J., SO
bid: Richmond and Danviile Railroad consolidate
~ and N SO 20 90 ans S Rai
| 4 Railroad Stocks.1Chesaneake and Ohio Rail-
road, 100 par. 81 20 bids Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 pare 80 bid, AZ asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent
guaranteed, 100 par, ~ bid: Richmond. Frede-
| rcksbuTg and Potomac Railroad seven per cenr
guar anteed, 100 par, 90 bid; Connection Railroad
stock. 70 par, SO old Ricbmonu and Danyille Rail-
road, 100 par, rs bid, 1916 asked; Seaboard and
| Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. 100 par, OK bid.
| Bank StockS.-Nalional Bank Of Virginia. loo
par, SIN asked; Union Bank of Richmond. &c par
Insurance Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ia-
rne, 25 par, 81 asked; Virginia State, rs par. n
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. rs bid: S5 ask.
| ed; City, 100 par, so bid; Granite, 100 par 80
asked. "s-
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, February PA dis
patch to the NewS from Santa Fe, New
Mexico. saws more trouble has occurred in
Lincoln county, New Mexico. H. j. Chap
man. a lawyer, head of the McSween fac
tion. was shot and instantly killed in front
Of the courthouse at Lincoln on tie 10Th
instant. ...,. ... ....l- rt.. :!
A Fort Worth tTexas) dispatch to the
same naper saws at 6 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing the stage for Fort Yuma, Arizona, was
halted inside the city limits at Fort Worth
by three masked highwaymen, and the two
MESSENGERS were compelled to give up their
money. The mall-bags were also robbed:
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DANVILLE.,
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
= -. Al 4 o-n

fCorrespoudence of the Richmond Dispa,ch.1
FEBRUARY %. 1879.
A pleasant entertainment was given by
the young people Of the public school last
night in honor of the 22d. Mr.. D.--W-
Wood, who presided, said that there were
so many Inconvenience attendinsa chill
dIens' meeting on Saturday night that they
had determined to be few hours in. nd
vance. The exercises. consisted OF decla-
nations, dialogues, and discussion, all by
boys under fourteen. Master e. 81. Shep-
;, herd acclaimed the celebrated piece on
"Wasblngton.'' Masters Willie Boat
wright, Thomas e. Bass, W. w. CLARK, and
EN-. Herndon, in the order in which they
are named, discussed the question which
was given ia the Court Of Darius Which
is tue Most Powerful The King, Wine,
Woman, or Truth 2" Masters Alonzo Fran
cisco and Johnnie Enright acted the dIa-
logue. 81 Want 10 Borrow Your Horse"
I The exercises were closed by Master al
fred Herndou, who detained 81 Can ana
CAN'T. The appointed exercises" over,
some pleasant remarks were made: by Mr.
Wood and Rev. Mr.. Peterson, and we came
away. thanking the teachers and the boys
for the pleasure they bad afforded us. and
complimenting the. BOYS forthe distinctneSs
and emphasis with which they had spoken,
and their graeefulness ON tue rostrum.
AT the next session of the Hastings Court
OF the county application will be made. Tor
the appointment of commissioners. WHO
shall ascertain the value Of the lands pro-
posed TO be taken for the PittsylYania and
Franklin railroad.
: Mr. j. n. Moore, OF the Vernon Hill
neighborhood, Halifax county, recently sold
portions OF bis crop OF tobacco at one OF the
warehouses at figures ranging from ,Sl7.50
10 f3S per hundred These lots are said to
nave been taken from the best Of his crop.
Items somewhat like this can be not unfre-
quentiy picked up amongst the tobacco
Den. With items like this Before him, Mr..
4. ": terrell, Of the. Tobacco ,Asso citation,
" nas sene one,stereotyed reply to numerous
applications for business !" We like to have
as many good men as we need to come TO
Town, put we advise, for your sakes, that you
ssayat home and work your lands. Hfyou
. WIZ VIII charge yourself with rent, food, fuel and
Z. tfe numerous enioyments which cost you ia
mere 10 song, and as hundreds, you will find
snat you get something from living on your
lafnis. even II You don't, handle much mo-
,Hey.1lili. 90 5sEffy tFG1 4sst~ s,ss.5ya -
Mrs. Mary Griibb -maiden pan,e, saun-
ders, who lives near Chatham-is In Der
ninety-seeond year, lapd has had two hun
dred and forfy-fiYe descendants. She raised
.weiye children, and hes had born aofher
ninrty-aWo erandchiid ren, one hundred and
eisnt great. ggrant debit Id ren, aud thIfty-three
! gfeatrtsreat-g rand ebsi dren.I 81 az ALPHA.
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the People Moving.

Hne P20Etae A1OVkTsE. ~
aousTEa MEETINGS AT HALIFAX COURTHOUSE
A AND wAERESToS-R RESOLUTIONS EaD0Rslsd
THE PUBLIC-DEBT BILL WHICH HAS JUST
PASSED THE SENATE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
H4LIFAx COURTHOUSE, VA, February "a.
At an immense meeting Of the people of
this county held at the Courthouse to-day.
after a full discussion, the following reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted: :, I.
Where's differences Of opinion exist
among the people Of Virginia upon the
subject OF the public debt, aud its continued
agitation is detrimental to the best interests
Of the State; and whereas it is the senseEof
this meeting that opportunity is now offered
to settle these differences by an acceptance
Of the compromise offered by her creditors,
under which the decreased rate OF interest
upon the State debt will be provided for,
aud ample revenue left for the support Of
the State government and the public schools
without increasing the rate OF taxation !;
therefore
Resolued, j. That 1t is all important to the
hest interests Of Virginia that the pending
proposition for the settlement Of the public
debt made on the part OF her creditors
should be accepted, and the, necessary legis-
'lation to that end enacted without further
delay.
Resolved. 3. That we request our repre-
sentatiyes in the General Assembly to act
and vote in accordance with the above reso-
luton, and that a copy Of the same be sent
to them. e. j. HUGHES, Chairman.
Il. ID. Neluin, Secretary.
TIE BILL ENDORSED At wARRENTOE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
WARRENToN, February 24.-Tbere wa:
an immense gathering Of the people, here
to-day. The courthouse was crowded tt
its utmost capacity, and interesting and sat
isfactory speeches were made by Senator
Brooke and Messrs. Green, OF the House
of Delegates, and d. Sheppard, in adyo
cacy Of the bin proposing to refund The
State debt, which passed the Senate Satur
day. General Bethune spoke against The
proposition, but his remarks had but little
effect, il we may Judge from the result, fol
the bill was cordially endorsed by the meet
ing, with only two dissenting votes.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc.
KTEW BoOKS.--Addresses and Sermon

NEW BOOkS.-.Addresse ana sermons
IN delivered in America in 1873 BY Dean Stan
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Rev. W. S. Rallsford: soc: Pearls for Young La
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'About and Why.Wc Should Uphold 1t. oy cunning
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Gnnthe and Schiller-fheir Lives and Works. In
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TSSs. ST. Paul at Athens, Nine Sermons by Charles
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p, g.: si.25. se,ec ed Essays. by A. Hayward, !l
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Of Great Lawyers Irving Browae 81 pfS qo
southern Point Of view by Judge = Robert be- ".
Hughes The e. nea al q ~ Df n Plst: Sls5.
Mary Wolistopecraft-Letcr tiers toi imiaYs w. ~
f5risfn and Growth Of Religion. by Max MnIlcIs w:
The Disturbing Etenenk ey author Of Heir T,,,, f
Breckinrdee Virginia Story Of In.1ss 81. Inter- Ho s.
HI o5 Samuel Johnsou- b Isl Words ana H;s MaSsi
SI.5O Engish Men OF Letters. edited by Jonn
Mortey, now ready-Gfbbon. Scott, siieiey, huile.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
California Thanks Congress Cor Pass.
,.,.. .,. Ing tTae Chinese BILL

SAN FRANCISCO, February 24.-The Con-
stitutional Convention to-day adopted the
following resolution:
Resolucd, That the thanks Of this Con-
yention are hereby rendered to the Congress
OF the United States for the triumphant pas.
sage OF the bill restricting the immigration
OF Chinese to this country, and that the
members of the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatiyes who supported that vital measure
merit and will receive the lasting gratitude
OF the people Of California. .... ...a....
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Obscquies OF the Late Bishop Foley.
BALTIMORE, February 24.-The funeral OF
Bishop Foley took place this forenoon at the
Cathedral. There. was large number OF
priests present. rs well as five bishops, ana
thousands of people Joined 10 The respect
paid to the deceased prelate. Right Rev.
bishop Becker, Of Wilmington, Del, was
the celebrant OF the requiem mass, ana Mest
Rev. Archbishop Gibbons preached the
funeral discourse. The remains were in
TERED at Bonnie Brac, where q large throng
of neople had assembled.
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Paul Boynton AMoat.

PITTSBURGH, February 24.-Captain Boyn
ton. who has undertaken to float from this
city to New Orleans in bis liie-saring suit
started on bis long voyage this morning
The weather was cold and stormy, the wa
ter at freezing point when he started, anc
the river was running full OF ice. He eX
pccts TO reach Wheeling by "Wednesday
night. From there be; viii have float o.
eighty miles to Marietta, Ohio. ar...f
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/. oRANG:E: C;,os.IJ,,Nl,r+Y,,..

Editors dispatch Is Our citizens are any
ious laat the State debt shall be settled G2
2ace, and most OF them think the offer made
W tne bondhelderg a very reasonable one,
s!aad etght by aii means 70 be, accepted !
Yours iruy, Us { s 81 W.
20 February 49, "a 10 $500 eli
erfesp o ths. pt I,sspassb.I
q THORN HyLLi February AZ, 1879.
berg bas been { hut sif tie ic:Essat fiji tide
easagsatbsa beFe ih eonsed OF Whi9
baE little teamwork has been done. The
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PRoyISCEToN, MASS, February 24.-The
schooner reported Friday last as apparently
in distress proves to be the Gersh Banker,
from Boston for Richmond. In the gale OF
Thursday night she had become so iced up
that the crew could not hoist sail. The
mate was washed overheard, but was res
cued, and one OF the crew had his feet
frozen. A tug has gone to assist the
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The President u rsed 10 Veto the Chi
DeSe Bill.

PHILADELPHIA, February IA meeting
of ministers. OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church was held to-day, and an appeal
to the President adopted requt sting
him to veto the Chinese immigration bill or
Congress. Similar resolutions were passed
at meeting OF Baptist clcrgymen this
morning, -.i.-
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THE TIA TEST, NEWS
ny TEEEGRAPH no TESE DIsPATcH
FROM ALI. RUAFsTEIss. u.

il busy DAYFoR CONGRESS; THE REVENUE
BILL AND ToBAoco-TAx QUEsTIoN--THE
AMENDMENTS REFERRED TON CONFER
EEcE COMMITTEE or CITIZENS
4 AT wARRENToE AND HALIFAX COURT.
HOUSE ON THE McCr oCH COMP ohflsE
BlLL--FUNERALs OF Ex.MAYoR wEsTER-
WELT AND BISHOP ToLEY-MoRE TROU-
BILE IN NEW <MExIco--Aa RICHMOND
SCHOONER FROM BOSTON, IN IA GALE
. CAPTAIN BoySToN ON HIS FLOATING
EXPEDITION FROM PITTSBURGH TO NEW
ORLEANs-DEMOcRA CAUCUs-THE
CHTNEsE-IMNIGRATloN BILL; THE PRE-
slDENT ASKED TO VETO AND NOT TO
VETO THE BILL-THE EGYPTIAN DUES
TIoN-oTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C, &c.5fs,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February -Toon.-Sfocks weak
Money on call, 3 pier cent. Exchange-iong. 4S5
shorl, ass. Stale honis dull. Governments firm.
Even tmg.-Money, per cent. Exchange quiet
Governments steady; new 5's, 04a. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
SALTIMoRF, February 24.-Virginia 6's, de.
ferrcd. 73; consos, 55s; second series, 43; past.
due coupons, TIE
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.f;ly,Iaf ~ &C vicksburg.

= VfCKsBHRa, February 24.--Dr. Buford,
ibeahhietHc and resident physician, denies
the Irnth os the reports circulated that hnere
Is yelioWafeyer here. There have eeee no
cases here since December list.
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Norfolk.
IycEND1ART FIRE-BIsHop wHITTLE.

INCENDIARY FIRE-BIsHoP wHITTLE. &
Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, February 24.-Oyer eight
hundred cords OF wood were destroyed by
an incendiary at Bowers's Hill, eight miles
from Portsmouth, on Saturday night. The
wood belonged to WV. Tucker. = f..
Bishop white is confirming in Ports
mouth tonight, and in Norfolk yesterday.
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THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING.

WASHINGTON, February PA Demo-
cratic caucus was held this evening to take
action on the subject Of giving out the pub
lie printing by contract to private parties,
thus abolishing the Public Printing Office.
"A bill was, however, agreed on with above
named object, and will be introduced in the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT-F White, s bushels, Red, $50 bushels.
- CORN White, 974 bushels: OF which so were
rc-exhibiled. Ietiolo, 220 bushels. Mtred, 10
bushels ~.. ..... ..a..,
UkTS.-1. 0G5 bushels.
MEAL.-70 bushels.
+. fCLOVER-SEEu.-44 bushels.
lIMOTHY-SERD.-20b bushels. '...... .-t
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1S brthels good at 81 OF. Red.
20 bushels very good Fuz vt Sl.Oo; 100 bushels
common FuItz at $780,; 20 bushels very Root FufZ
4, l.05 10 bushels fair Fnl!Z ut 81: 81 bushels
mixed on private 'etms: 304 bishcl: prime Fntz
Mt S1.07; IA bushels good Fu!tz At Sl-total, DUB
bushels. ..-. 80
CORN.-Uhite, 80 bu hels good ut 4Gc.: 100
bushels on priva terms; 900 bushels very good at
47c.: so bushels good at acc total. 400 bushels
Ielio,c, 220 bushels straw-co!or Ut 46c MfTcd
20 bushel! At &c. ...
OATS-lb2 bushels very good sprlngal 37c.; rs
bushels good spring Ut SIC. Atofai, rs Dusbeis.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Ernnce.

LoSDoS, February 24.-The Iimes,s cor
respondent at Paris says: Z" 1t is affirmed
that certain deputies Of the Left wish the
Chamber to nominate parliamentary COM
mission to investigate the proceeding OF tue
prefecture of police. It is said that the
Cabinet will strongly oppose this as an en-
.croachment on the functions OF the EXecu-
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4. Fnuerai or Ex-Mayor NVesterycif.
Y NEW YORK, February 24.-The funeral Of
and Dock-C Commissioners jacob
AZ. WesferyeH took place this morning at
The South Reformed church.
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Flour.

Fine. s2.75@t3: sprrrHne. 1915; extra 81 rs !:
common family, $j.25G$5.50; fancy brand, 900
$3.50.
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Don't fail to call this month on

A MOTHER GREAT SLAUGHTER IN
IN DRY GOODS.-hS we are abost To enlarge our
store WILL for the neItihir;y days. sell goods Al
A GREAT SACRIFICE. AS we are compelled 10 re-
dure our immense stock 10 make room for Improve
ment we will OTTER great bargains to purchasers OF
Dry Goods. Cali and see what great bargains In1f
be secured al the BA LTIMORE AUCTION HOUSE,
323 Broad street. White bauner-bluc letters.
fc 5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

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hair the world has ever produced. 1t performs
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