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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. May 81, 1879.
SALEs.-1o0 Richmond city bonds, es, j. aud J.,
sold 4. 1869; and 100 Southkide railroad third
mortgage preferred 6'5 sold at 81.
Government Sscurities.-Bnlted States AIS, lot
bill; United States A.. l023 bid.
state Sectir.ttts.-VirgihIa consols 5sh b''i. 5Sk
asked; Virginia conso's, new: AN bid, a asked;
Virgtnia fundaLtr, 25 BIT; Virginia defer I'd, 6
bid. asked Virginia interest certificates II bio
~ asked; Virginia tax,receiyable COUPONS 10
bad, 81 asked; North Carolin; bonds "a BID:
1al sid; Richmond city G., j. and j., los bid;
Lynehburg city g.. J. and j.. llsA bid. III
Norfolk city wafer IS. M and n, lie bid; Man
chester ss. lax receivable, M.and >, 81 asked.
M soG e. ana n 5pd 20 Tna
Central Railroad first mortgage s., j. and j.. 100
bid: Eir2inia Central Railroad tnlrd mortgage Sc,
Railroad fourth mortgage S., j. and j.. lo6 bid;
Virginia Central itai'road oil-mortriRe 8 j. aGd
j.. lo5 bid: virginia and rennesscc Railroad So
pnd Tennessee Railroad third mortgage SIS, J.
and j.. 10 bid; s3utnside q. Railroad scc"nd
mortgage prefcrre' 6s. j. aud J SO bid; S"utiisde
Railroad third mor gage preferred 6'S, j. aud D.,
81 bid; PeIersbnrg Railroad first mortFass g.;
mortgage s.. j. and j., SCI lid: Mintic, t!issis-
sippi and OHIO Railroad certificate, 1893 bid
m U ffo orSase ~ j. G a Ioo E bI
ll2H asked Richmond, Fredei cksburg and poto-
mac Railroad 'nortsaSe -, D. ana D.; i03 h a.
NJ. and ", 95 bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
| raye S's. 4. and o.. l07H bld Atlanta ani char.
| lotto Airline Railroad first mortgage rs. D..
| aud J 42: bid: Eichmonl. York River AMI Ch.sa
pcake Railroad first mortgage s.. J. and j., 0Gt5
old.
! canal BondS.-Jamcs River and Klnawha Canal
| FIRST mortgage g., II. and y. 50 bid.
Ratlroud Mock$.-CEesaneake aud Ohio Rail,
way. 100 par, bill, asked; Richmond aad
| Petersburg Railroad, leo par, AZ bid; Itichmcnd,
| fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common.
90 par, 40 bid 50 askc'l Richmond, Frc'lericks-
bur. and Potomac Raroa': & per ccnt. guaranteed
100 par. So did; Eichmond Fredericksburg and Po'
| tonne Railroad 7 per cent. guaranteed, 100 par.
! 90 bid; Richmond AID DanEic Railroad, loo
par, 0 bid. lSs aS.td.
Buak S!ockS.-iirst National 100 FAR. Is bud
! National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, st BID, ST..
asked: Union Bank III Ei.hmoaG. 50 par, 43 lid;
Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par. II bid;
City Bank, rs par, 2U& asEcd; Citizcus E"nk, 20
| par, 22 ash Ell.
| Insurance CompaG iss.-Ei-gini, Fire atd Ala.
rnc, % par. $50 asked; Ftr9init State, 20 par
2S bid; Merchants and MECHANICS, 100 par, 81
bid. SIS asked; CRANE. loo par, 81 bil, ~ a.ked
WSceNdneons.-uld Dominion IRON and Haii'
Wur.s Company, 100 par. So asked: OH Duunn
ion Steamship Company, 100 par, S2'3 bid.
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roMPLEXIONAL INDICATIONS. -

F0MPLEXIONAL INDICATIONS
~ The complexion CT persons whose indigestion
is out OF order who are bilious, WHO lack rigor,
always exhibits an unhealthy tint. 1t Is by reeula-
ting the bodily organs ana promoting digestion and
assimilation tina! the parchment hue, indicative of
ill-heatl, Is bansh ed from the cheeks. To rectfy
the fault of saIlow complexion use Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters invigorant and alternative which
removes tho obstacles to renewed strength, ply
sical comfort, and personal attractivenes.-an i'm
condition Of the bowels. Persistence IN the use of
this pestimabe corrective and tonic will assuredly
result In renewed physical regularity and visor will
tend to increase bodily substance, and cause the
glow aud clear color of health to return to the sal
lew, wasted cheek. W(w),F&M
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Turf Sports.
SECOND DAY AT JEROME PARK.


JEROME PARK. May 3l.-The first race
to-day-three- quarterS-ol.a-m dasll-was
won by Bonnie Wood, with Una second,
Danl; third. Time, LIS.
The second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dash was won by Herida, with Genera!
Phillips second, Vagrant third. Time.
2.12S. Only neck between the first and
second horses.
The third race-one-mie da>h-was won
by Dan Startling, with Spend.hrift second,
Report third. Time, las.
The fourth race ali-mile dash-was ION
by Sensation, with Ethel second, and the
bay tilly by Battle Axe third. Time, 30
seconds.
The fifth race-purse Of $780, the winner
to be sold at auction for $500; one milr
and furlong.was won by Baton Rouge
with Balance All second, Lucky Hit third
Time, 2 024.
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E.y FeseGrHsia.
W. EI,sE.

rEG :Jf.:.
NET Torn, May 31.-Co:t1n Exchange closer
Flour wi'hou! decided chlnse: southern flour quiet.
heavy, and unchanged. Wheat steady for spring,
aud LGlc. lower for water, with fairly ac,iyo
trade. Corn heavy aud 4@1c. lower, with fai.
exoort trade Oats about steady and ta!riy active
SIC. for No. 3 white: 33Hc; for No. 2 Hogs
about steady. Coffee quiet anI steady; AarEca tho
quoted at llA4l64c. Sugar dull: Cuba, l69
8Ilr. fair 10 good refining. D. l6GGHc.; prime.
&C.. refined In fair request and unchanged. O.
laSs.s dull and unchanged. Rice steady with fair
trade. Tlliow steady and quiet 1t Ght. ROsn dull
mess, So; new. $IGGSln.l2A.. hiddes ou'i;
long clear, 81 50; short clear, So O3 =; long and
short clear, SIS. Lard dull aud scarcely 50 trIn
prime sein, spot and 10 arrive, IS 25@56.32E.
Whiskey f-mer al Sl.G5, Freghts strong.
.... BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 31.-Flour firm and anchanrcd
Southern wheat firm; western actfye but weaker
S van red siI7a No. western winter red, spot
and May, s1.135@s1.134; June, sl.l3@sl13T;
July, Sl.12@S1.l2h: August, 81 096SSl 09t.
Corn active: southern white, o. c.: Yellow, 44kc
Oats firm and unchanged. Provisions unchanged
Coffee hrrn aud unchanged. Whisky Dull and an
'''t' 0>'SS0''~' CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. May 3I.-FIoar STEADY and m
changed. Wheat quiet and firm red 81 .G54s .0S.
Corn In fair demand anu firm az 8s4@40c. Oats
and frm at 50 90@SI0. Lard steady and 10 good
demand ut s6@s6 o5. Bnik-meats steady and IN
fair demand: shoulders h. At $3.50; short r.bs
sold 1886 cash. $3.50 seller July; short clear,
s4.75.. Bacon steady and In good demand; shsal-
Whlskey IN po1d demand and lower at si.Ol. Sugar
stea ~ and unchanged. Hogs quiet and frm; COM
mon Sc. 4o@ss 20: light. ss.a5@ss, so; paesisg,
S. 3O@sS,55; butchers, So 5o@Ss.6o.
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The CITY OF Memphis.

MEMPHIS, May 31.-The majority OF the
Supreme Court at Jackson, Tenn, this
morning decided that the previous charter
OF the city of Memphis had been validity
repealed by the late Legislature, and that
the same people and the same territory had
been constitutionally rciacorporated under
the general law providing for reorganizing
municipal corporations.
Judges Freedman and Furney, 10 dis
senting opinion, hold that the repeating act
is valid, but that the act creating the tax
ing district is unconstitutional and void.
This decision sustains the pres ent tax
ing district of the Government. .5.
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I EVI HEXTER.
IL 627 BROAD STREET.

We have i.w more special bargains In DRY
GOODS 10 offer. sucu As Fancy Lawns. Spring Cas-
mcrcS for boys wear. Rrown-L men Sui,ings. and
u1nv other aFtrirs-io c.. Sc out TO make room zoe
our new stock. comprising T1dies' and Ch!ldrcn's
CuGcrwcar. Infants Lace, Caps, Plque bonEcts
Sacuurs, Dresses &c.
4 TIM liac OF n-w.sye Ties. Gloves. Ilandkrr-
chiefs. Hosiery. aId LacCs, such a. Torclioll
La, Z aud IrScrins:. Brctonn" IGne twhitc and
nlaek) ~ all wldths, Patent Laces IN every
Whit, very cheap:
Wine Goods Il sp, caIty, In Swiss, Victoria Lawns,
Linen Lawns, Corded and Figured Piiues,
striped and PlJid NaIusOoks and OrganaieS,
Spangcd Tara'ans, White and Colore'l Tar
latIns:
Zcplyrs at reduced prices: Black and White i
g., al colors at Zoe.
Infants Slcuuca made u order
stamping and Embroidery Done ut reasonable
nrc,s my29
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t:Gt,3sn
TINE GREATEST BARG AINS OF TIE
SEASON ARE NOW BEING OFFERED
JULIUS MEYERS,
G03 BROAD STREET.

Twenty pieces FIG URED DRESS LINENS at SIC
worth lGAc.:
Twenty pieces PLAIN DRESS LINENSat l2Hc.
worth zoe.
Thirty pieces DRESS LINENS ut very low prices
1we nty pieces WOOL BUSTISGS ut Ike;
Large assortment ALL-NUOL BuNTlAGS from
22,Sc. ioi0c.:
LACF-STRIPE and DAMASSE BUNTINGS t
csc. sold elsewhere al Soc.
ELHIK HROCADE aud STRIPED SATINS-eu-
tIreIy new:
Bargains in PLAIN BLACK SATINs;
Sixty pieces UNION LINEN LAWNS at GSc.:
REAL LINEN LAWNS at l5".. GSc., and 2Oc. 1:
PARaSui. S-llayng c:o!cd olt balance OF X man
utac;nrrrs stock. we are Offering some extra
bargains; Fanny LINED PAEASOLS lover
than the; have ever been sold.
FOR SCHOOL COMMANDMENTS AND EXTII-
BFriOSS.
Sixtv-fvc pieces VICTORIA LAWNS. bought ut
recent auction sale. AZ / 5 per cent. below regu-
lar rrtce-"ok at our 12i4c. quality, worth fully
I69.c. STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at
Use. and IGHc.; PLAIN and STRIPED Or
CANDIES: -
Ten pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 20c. worth
2jc.: WHITE INDIA LINENS. the newest and
! lrcitie>t thing for white dresses;
| Fiji y pieces SASH-HIi,BONS. very low:
| MI>SE-' REGULAR MADE S!Lk-CLOC ED
| BALBhlGGAN HOSE at 30c. worth 60c,at
N MEEER~-
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH oTHE DISPATCH.

CONGRESS NOT In SESSION SATURDAY; AC-
TIoN OF THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ON
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS DECISION
OF THE TENNESSEE SUPREME COURT ON
THE MEMPHIS CHARTER THE DUER TRI-
AL-JERoME-pARK RACEs-THE ANNUAL
MEETING OF TIE SYNOD OF THE RE-
FORMED PREsRYTERIAN CHURCH IN
NEW YoRK-RAILROAD DECISION IN THE
soUTH-TERRIBLE TORNADO AND RAIN
STORM IN KANSAS; Loss OF LIFE, &C.
CAB-DRTvERs, TROUBLES IN MONTREAL
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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expenditure Of money not appropriated fer

expenditure Of money not appropriated fer
the specific purpose. @s.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
pa.ch.l
POLICY OF THE DEMOCRATS IN REGARD TO THE
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-At joint meet
ing to-day OF the committees Of the Senate
and House Democratic caucuses ii was de-
cided 10 recommend that the appropriation
bill be passed In the usual form, making the
appropriations for the entire year, but with
the proviso that no moneys SO appropriated
shall be used for employing the army for
police purposes at the polls; also, that the
legislative appropriation bill be passed in
like manner, but emitting the provisions
for supervisors OF elections and deputy mar
sbals; also, that the clauses In relation to
the repeal Of the test-oath law and the modi-
fication OF the jury system be passed as a
separate bill.
In view Of the fact that the President, in
his veto-message, makes no comment on
these last subjects, it is believed he will
promptly approve them when presented to
him by an independent bill. II is also argued
in behalf of the adoption Of the programme
above outlined that the President cannot
iuStiiably withhold his signature from the
appropriation bill merely because it omts
10 make provisions for particular object,
and that in the anticipated event OF his an-
proving the present bills the Democrats will
have accomplished for the next year exactly
what they would have accomplished for an
indefinite period OF time by the former bills,
and what they may continue to accomplish
by similar legislation as long as they remain
in power.
| In response 10 the objections raised by q
few OF those who participated in the meet
| ing, that the adoption OF this policy would
be construed US backing down on the part
OF the Democracy, its advocates made the
point that although there have been indi-
vidunl utterances in favor OF withholding
supplies in the event OF failure to secure the
enactment OF the political clauses originally
embodied in the appropriation bills, it is not
| true that any such stand has ever been taken
by authority Of the party. On the contrary,
the question whether such stand should he
taken has never been acted upon by the
Democratic caucus OF either branch OF Con-
gress, or by the caucus committee until this
| afternoon.
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Reformed Presbyterian Synod.

NEW YORK, May 31.-The annual meet
in. OF the Synod of The Reformed Presby-
terrain Church was continued to-day. The
greater part of the session was taken up
discussing the subject OF the Sabbath in the
family.
The report OF the Central Board OF Do
nestle Missions was read, setting forth that
4 demand had been made for an appropria-
ton of $4,000 towards the carrying on OF
the new church in Selma belonging to the
Southern mission.
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MINIATURE ALsfhsAC--JrsE 2,1s7s.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81. 1879.

s2e /. i ~. /. 3 4
3 Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. mer-
cnari6tse and passengers 6. w Allen Co., ageDB.
Steamer Norfolk. Tunn!ii. Philadelphia. merehan-
disc and passcHgeTs.J j. w. McCarrsck. agent.
Steamer Maggie, clifford, merchandise, George E.
Bush, agent.
schooner Unity q. Dyer, sipple, Phsladc'phia,
BARK Clogs, JueIl. Liverpool, salt, Davenport 6
Morris.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence. New York, mer~
chaDdIse and passengers. 6. w. Allen Coz agents.
Stcauer Norfolk. Tunni.i. Phiiafeiphia. mefchaa-
disc aud passengers. j. ". McEarricS. agent.
Steamer arie. tiiGord. Norfolk, UHiIed sta.es
mail. merchandise, AMI passengers. l.. u. ia'utR'
agent.
Schooner Lena NJ. Cotttngsam, out;en, PerteaE-
bow. lies. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner D. T. Riggs. ouiilen Philadelphia. ties
Curtis < Parker.
Schooner Wake, Butd. Perihamboy, ties, Curtis s
Parker.
MEMORANDUM,
NORFOLK. MAY 31.-Arrlved Barge Mollie Al
len Lee, and barge Linda. Morgan, with hoop.
poles, from Dismal swamp for Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, MAY 3l.-ArriYed: Baltimore. Ar
rived oui Texas. Grant, Commander, Bothnin-
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COMM Err IAl!.
CORN AND FLOUR LXCHANGE.

Il C.;SOND, My 81, IeI9
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red ZIG bushels.
CORN White, 1872 bushels Eifed, 90C BUSH
els.
OATs-lS6 bushels
BLACKEYEp PEAs.-2 bushels.
REAES.-2 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-76 bushels.
SALES kEPORrAD TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 40 bushels prime Lancaster at
81 20; l76 pushes very good Fuitz 1T 81 .I5-.otal,
Il bushels. -
CORN Waite, 200 bushels prime at Ode; 100
bushels very good 1t 54c.; 1872 bush.Is prime at
55c.-:otal, 4S2 bushels. MiGed, 100 bushels on
private terms: 40 bushels on private terms-.otaI,
lao bushels. !. -
OATS.-S6 bushels good Lancaster at 4Oc.; 100
bushels mixed IL 42c.-tCial, 1876 bushels.
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Decision i'm Florida Railroad Cases.

JACKSONVILLE, May 31.-The decision OF
Judge Bradley in the cases OF the Western
North Carolina railroad against the Florida
Central and the jacksonville, Pensacola
and Mobile Railroad Companies, and others,
and the cases Of Fred. Shuette and others
against the Florida Central and the Jack
sonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad
Companies, and others, which are tried to-
gethcr, has just been delivered. The Judge
holds that the lien OF the socalled Dutch
bondholders is a prior lien to that Of the
North Carolina company. whose funds
were fraudulently invested in the Florida
roads, and dlsmisses the North Carolina
company's bills. He grants a lien in favor
Of the Dutch bondholders and against the
Florida Central for $4,000 and interest
for about nine years, and against the Jack
sonvilIc, Pensacola and Mobile Company
for about -, $1,000, with like interest.
From this decision the North Carolina
company and the Florida Central and jack
sonville, Pensacola and Mobile COMPANIES,
of Florida, have prayed appeals. DEGREES
ordering the sale Of the roads are in prepa-
ration. The rights OF J. Gibbs to the road
from Quincy to Chattahoocbie-twcn
milcs-are reserved for further inYestlga-
| ton.
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Snow HILL, Md, May 31.-The trial OF
Miss Lille Duer for killing Miss Ella Hearn
was continued to-day. Further testimony
was introduced as to the state OF. Miss
Hearn's mind when her declarations were
made. All the testimony on this point be-
ing 10, the Judge said that before deciding
the question of the admissibility OF the dy-
ing declarations he would hear counsel ar
que the point; and the court adjourned I'M
ri NonfIoy
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Suits Dismissed.

Boston, May 3i.-Judge Endcott to- day
dismissed both bills brought by the credit
ors OF III. Frank Page to make Mrs. Laura
A. Whicher liable for Pages rascalities.
Counsel for the creditors appealed to the
Supreme Court. .~3s
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Writ OF Error Granted.

new YORK., May 3l.-Counsel Tor Wililam
E. Gray, convicted and sentenced Tor Forge
ry, have procured from Judge Barrett Il
writ OF error to the general term, ana
stay OF execution Of sentence.
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UHGIsTER OF VIRGINIA LAMBS.
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION OF VIRGINIA.)
GENEpt AGENT.S OEEIl.E.

BUREAU OF IMMIGRATIoN OF NIRGINIA.)
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA. }
r. AM NOW GETTING READY FOR
Il PUBLICATION the first No. of THE REGIS
TER OF VIRGINIA LAMBS large ti3n
VIII be printed and will he dis trbu cd gratuously
in he northern States and in foreign countries.
The nuklber Of inquiries daily received AT This
once 1uslites the belief that there will be great
drmand for HOMES, LANDS, and other VALUA-
BILE PROPERTY in Virginia so soon as they are
fully advertised.
BLANKS and CIRCULARS furnished free.
RICHARD IRRY,
Je2-eod3t&w3t General Agent.
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GpEING GOOD S.
COURTNEY & POWELL
have nos in store complete assortment Oh

COURTNEY & POWELL
have nos in store complete assortment Oh
STRING GOODS,
10 which they invite the attention offh public.
ChS>iME2k.> for men aud boys from 21r. 10 SO;
BLACK CASHM EEES from zoe. To 1925 per
yard:
rrirn TAMI>!. from soc. 20 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from !: I" $50 per yara
EIiCk iuUEL!%:
III MINUS. I'll Shades aud qualIlies;
LINENS III all ligAS:
I lar..ia H. Ei.E!CIlED ThRLE-DAMASK a.
see;
Largc,. STOCK of HOSIERY In the city;
uNDERH ~ {. To- lEdcs men, AMI chldrtn
IPARNSulS. KID GLOVES;
*lI K am LACE TIES
Bcautful SHETLA SD SiiAWLS;
Full stock -. DDMESTiCS,
and Aary % her desirable goods.
We Guarantee our price. u hn II low As any IL ma
mafErt 4z9 BROAD >TEEEl,
.h 2G-3nl between rh'flh anu rIL-n.
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UUTZLER BROTHERS.

4 DO ENOND STKEFT,
have Inc largest ana cheapest a. well ~ The nos
tmal'iiul seek "a h, found In THIS CITY.
Great reduction In prices OF IDECliOS, BkE-
TONNE, and yALENCiEANES LACES--
from Sc. upward. LnoH AT them.
BLACK CHANTilL1 LME>-aii sliK-vtrY
cheap ..
new line Of PLAIN and FAM \ Ribbons
prices h,wrr ti:1n ever before offer, d In his city
PRINCES, SATlNS. BUTTONS,
KID unn LACE TbP GLOVES:
LACE. SILK. and LINEN HANDK ERCHlEES.
CORSETS. MERlNO UNDERWEAR, ENBEOl-
DERlES. &C.
ZEPHYHS-B and white Sc. All or; al co'or7i
cav. iI"m a call my IL
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ATTEND OUR GREAT SALE OF WEST-END LOTS
on MONDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Small as
well as large buyers will have opportunities for
proCtufSfe investment. CHAFFIN, STAPLES / Co. .
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Ey Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 3l-EOrH.-SiCrks s'tG,r.
Money on call. 3I4 Der cent. Txciiauee-.i,ouR
4S7a, short, $50. Stat. hon IS cut Guv,rpliChls
strong.
t"rriaG.-Moncy, 3G5 per cent. Exchange,
4S7IM4SS. Governments strong; new SIS, lO3h;
AZ per cents, 1914; per GEMS, 1895. Stacs
quiet.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-The weekly statement Of
lhc associated banks shows the following changes ::
Loans decreased $3G3,70u; >pccI. decreased
$4,000; legal tenders decreased Sl,l93,500 ::
deposits decreased Sl.59l,6 $50; cirrnatinn III
creased :l2.S0O: re scrve decreased ) ,2 1880.
The banks now hold II ,03S,3O0 III cAccss vi ie-
gal requirements.
RhI TIMuRy-
BALTIMORE. May 31.--Virslnia IS, deferred,
7S; cousos. Sc; second series. 474; pIs-duc
c;upous, 79a. CaroIiIa 6's, cd, "a; re", ID.
Bid today.
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URoCnERY. GLASSWARE &c.

a. HI AND GLASS AT PRICES
~ THAT ASTONISH BUYERS. Great bargain
In pLaTEil-WARE, ICE-CREAM FREEZERSs
FRUIT.JARS, WATER-CoOLERS. TINWARE
CEOQUET, and C1lLDREE'S CARRIAGES.
Goous guaranteed IN quality and price.
II. II. WALLACE
my Sl.'JY4 4Of Broad sIrcrf
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Flour.

Fine, $3.50; srpertine. $3.50; sxt.a, S5.25@
$3.50: common family. 1915 ASS fancy bsaIIss,
S64Gy6.75; Stanton extra, 1925. -, -. -
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BRIDGEPORT BRASS CONPANY,f
10 MURaAY STREET. NEW YORK.
February 9, 1879.
MFR. George GIBSON, JR., is appoint.
IHI ed our SOLE AGENT for the sale Of the
LEADER gDRSER AND ctnhEEY,
with all imprsyement. appertalning thereto for the
CITY OF Richmond, STATE Of yIrgtna.
zi,@si BkIDG EPORT BRASS COMPANY
fel0 SAMUEL HeLsEs, Treasurer
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A HaIC- MiIyion-DoIlar Fire Ina Utah.
sALTL4KE CITY, May 31.-This morning
fire at Silver Reef, Utah, consumed AL the
business.houses on the west side OF MAIN
street and twenty residences. Loss, ssoo'-
=
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW GooDS-NOyELTlE

The largest assortment OF CHINA, SEMI-P0RCE-
y AINE. CUT and PRESSED GLASSWARE, ever
oeN~' - t'-'''' GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
ants 1207 main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, Say 81. 1879.
The EuInber OF breaks to-day comprises! Il hogs
heads. The number OF offerings ut auction ou
Change were 32 packages; OF which nu,sbtr
were Sold st prices ranging from SI.90 TO 1876.
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punishment for Neglect OF Bank Du
~. ~ ties.

ALBANY, N. T., Mu5 31.-The Governor
has signed the bill! providing. penalties and
punishment for abuses aud neglect OF duty
by sayngs-bank officials and trustees.
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DILL-HEADs, $3.50 TO IS peg seaso, ct
- The DISPATCH RRlNTtaG-E9uSE,
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just received from France, q full line Of DIN
NER- and TEA-sETS In new designs, ut very low
prices.
Call and see the SuN-DIAL COOKING STOVES,
the thing for room-keepers.
30 E. r. TAYLOR, 1e11 Main street.
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my 31..Jy4
NEW PATENT ICE-CREAM
~ FREEZER.

THE FAyORITE,
the cheapest add best. yet offered to the public.
Price, $3.50, e, IS, and 81 each.
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DAVID WILSON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER

No u SOUTH TENTH STREET
(un9er George A. Atnsiics Carriage Factofyl'
,sher he vii, be nlesed 10 see his friends aisd pa
trons-th.nsine the public eeoeratiy FOG tths very
liberal patronage bestowed On him iof the past
twentv-six years.
1870, my s0-eod6t