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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.

LONDON, Thursday, April IL 1871
The Standards correspondent with the re-
lievng column for Ekowe telegraphs from the lnyoni
River under date OF March 30, as follows;
The relieving column after the nrst
days march, intrenched here. nine miles north OF the
Tugela River. On mastering TO proceed the following
morning March 3d. one captain was MISSING IL IL
supposed he went beyond the guards and was cut OH by
the Zulus during the night.
A dispatch to The Standard from PetermarltzDurg
saws the which recaptured the cattle from coon
Wood 20 900 In the lighting on me Iay Oh
which these cattle were retaken Colonel WOods COZ
umn suffered considerable loss which u not included ~
the estimate given In previous dispatcH; ~
subsequent attack the camp was immense. .
The official report Of Colonel Wood confirms tne sate
ment that the Zulus attacked MIN NUMBERED ~
The British lost II In Killed and WOunued WITH
the camp attacked The Znus In TINS attack MeIo
entirely defeated and pursued considerable distance
The EkOwe relief column Is moving Dy u ICau "nou
passes through an OMEN COUNTY,.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rreroorf House-Kurd Won Schl0zer, German MIN
later AT washington G. H. wright Of Philadelnha
Sanford r.. Church. OF the
Court of Appeals General Culver Grover T. y
Vr yort fofet-Rear Admiral Augustus L. case - :. y;
- Union square Hotei-COncressnan warner M,IIef ~,
nerkimer n. ". Giiseg H2uss-j HuDes msn Tios
Wasbingon go Finh Arenue HOe-EN Congressman Ihos
plat Of Owego " Y. F. Gordon Dexter: OF Bo.io n
~ harley of Pblladelrbia and Major =. VI. Mansfield u
a. Windsor Hoe Perry H. smith and Geo1ke L. ~ .,
lon NJ chicago and Frederick Townsend. Of Albany
JGcs JotiJrdre H. Beardsov. of Bridgeport Conn
Hot,I B7rSpfck-PrOnson &. Rumsev. of Bunslo
drsnue Hot>i-Francis H. HAYES OF Boson....Ctde"do"
Uof,I-Geue1al Kane Of Pennsylvania
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THE RUSSIAN REIGN OF TERROR.

LONDON, Thursday, April II, Is74.
The Standards Berlin dispatch reports that
solovien has said he appointed by lot to shoot
the Car. The Nihists abducted the Governor
Of Charkof on April g. as hostage Tor
eniency the prisoners The Agence hnSse ahhouhG
handed by public opinion Will be adopted
rEi,r nthcr Eorefan Netrs zee FilSt Paqe.l
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises w BIS sun sets. Gal Clock slow ON. 27s
Moon rises. 319 Moon sOuths 9l2 NOsns age days 26
Sandy Hook 4I0 Gov Island 52I Hell Cato. 7:lO
HIGH WATRR rO-DAr-P ~
Sandy Hook 5:O3 Island. $3.50 Hell Gate. 7a5
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNors' NO
2ls BROADWAY
Gam. 5O7 Noon $50. n m CSC Midni 15J a9''
Highest during the day. $50. Lowest ~
Average a. same day. 1873, oO&'.
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DLOODGOOD NURSERY Established 1871.
~ HARDY TREES AN ID SHRU BS, ..-..,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL.
Catalogues free. KING & MURRAY, Flushing. y. Y.
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The popular idea is that MGR Boneless Cod
Ash goes ahead Of ANYTHING its line. GrOcers keeDt
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CONSERVATIVES NEED NOT DESPAIR.
Yon can be cured by using PHILLIPS PALATABLE" 60
liver on in combination with PHOsPHo TMINE Bes
ung remedy All druggists. Depot 2 PldttsL
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If Won wish to get rid Of your cough MS
PoRTzRs Couch BALsAN 20 80 and rs cents.
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Announcements.

Ward off pleuritic attacks by promptly using
JAMES EXPEcTOR.SE
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CHARLESTON, S. c., February 17.-Ben.
Pope alias Bobbitt, who rode the mare
Mary Walton on the last day OF the races
here, has confessed that in the last mile
dash race he pulled the mare all tho way
round the track, and allowed Ben. Hill to
win, having been paid S25 cash and a pool
ticket for $50 on Ben. Hill by the latter's
owner, S. Atchison, to do so. Atchison and
the Jockey have been ruled off the track by
the South Carolina Jockey Club, and were
arrested to-day on charge OF conspiracy to
defraud, the prosecution being instituted
by persons who purchased pools on Mary
Walton. They waived an examination and
were bound over for $500 each to appear
for trial at the June term Of the Sessions
Court. \ warrant has been issued against
Crca, the owner OF the mare, but he has left
the State. Pools and bets have all been
paid, and much indignation exists in sport
ing circles against the parties. .
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

L
/ il! MONDAY. February II. 1879.
tSALE5.-1.000 Virginia conso.s sold ut 65: coo
Virginia interest certificates sold 1t Ia 900 At
Is,,sa and Charlotte Airline frst mortgage SIS,
bonds, sold at 40; s shores Citizens Bank Mt 81.
BIZ; United States ~: 1oos bid, o0E asked. =
asseH: Virginia conso's. new. 3s bid, 80 asked
VirJaEia fundatset 81 bid Virginia deferred, III
btd1 Virginia interest cert eaies, 10 bids Virginia
Cita 3eeurittss.-Ricbmona city s's. j. ana IT,.
IlS bfSs Richmond city 6's. J. and D., 1913 btf;
cty SIS Ei0 asked: Iynchbury city S's, u and j.,
u bid; hynchpurg esty 6's J. and j.. 10e9S bid
Sa5Toas Ike ard ID ohio S, sras,s,a
6's gold. VI. and NJ SO bu.; virE.nha Central Rail-
road 1rsI ncs,saee 6s. j. and J 90 bid; VIvesria
Central Railgsni third mCrtgage 6's- ]. aud J,- a.
bid: ptrglia Central Raflr sEd fourth aorga. Ss,
J. an9J, 90 s.a:YirgtIia snd Tennessee Railroad
Tennessee Railr,sd third mortgage SIS. d.and j.,
lo3 bid, SoulsstGe RaiIroa& Gfst morsgage nre-
ferred ESD. and J., l07 BID; soutbsite Ra,lross
asked: Norfolk and Petersburg eaiiroad tirstIort-
gage Is; = and j.; sh BID: Ricssaond and ps;css-
ltchmond, Fredericksburg aud Ro.omac Railroad
mortgage s., }! ana j., 10l bid; asehmoud, ITede-
ricks6urg AVID Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, J.
iairoad irs 1nertgaSe rs }. and j. ~ bid Ricli-
nlond ana DafIvllc Railroad GOES JliGated 6S, 81. and
NJ, S4 PM, " asked: faecnont Railroad first most
sase - A and o.. Oh bid; Atlanta Charlotte
AIRLINE RaiEsGa first mortgage S's5Jl and J 40
. Ratlroad acknowledgements ana Ohio Rail.
road. 1O,t par. SI.25 bid; Richmond and Peters,
burg Railroad. % par. 80 bid. 40 asked; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg udPotonlac Ra,ir1ad six.pcr
cent. guaranteed. 100 par~77 bid: Richmsnd, Fred
;ericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
Guaranteed 100 par, go bid; Connection Railroad
stock, 20 par 50 bid: Richmond and I)anvie Rail-
road, 100 par, S5.25 btd 1918 asked; 'Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed 100 par, 95 bid.
Bank Stocks.-Narloral- Bank of Virginia, 100
par, S7S asked: State Rank OF Virginia, 90 par,
Is bid: Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 40 bid;
Citizens B,nk. rs par, q R.askcd.
Insurance Com Ddntes.-Tirgnia Fire and Ma
rine 25 par. 81 asked; Virginia State, rs par 27
bid; Merchants and Meclla,lics, 100 par. So asked
Granite. 100 par, so asked s.r
.Hisceltaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 80 asked. ...r..
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
TIE STRIKES AT LIVERPOOL,

.... TIE STRIKES AT LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, February IA dispatch from
LIVERPOOL to the Echo says: ''The strike has
practically collapsed. Only about 5000 at
tended TO- days meeting, which resolved 10
continue The strike. In the mean time work
is being resumed along the whole line OF
docks, and the men are going back in large
numbers. The sailors continue to hold
out"
LIVERPOOL, February little strike con-
tinues this morning, but the number OF men
If work has increased Able-bodied men
from the worl;bouse were freely employed
ENGLISH FINANCIAL MATTERS.
LONDON, February 1I.-The Times, in its
financial article, says 'sThe collection OF
Government revenues has given the Bankof
England such control over the money mar
ket that It is not probable money will be
cheaner than at present until after the end
OF the financial year-April 4th."
Scotland.
DoAr-RACE FOR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP os:' GREAT
BRITAIN. 49,.
NEWCASTLE o,;.TuE-TYHE. February IT,
The boat-race fer E400 and the champion
ship OF Great Britain between Higgins and
Elliott took place on the TINE, ut this
place, to-day, aId resulted in L, victory i2r
Elliott by about three lengths.
Engiaud and the Z,sssas.
LONDON. February 1.-The AugSbargasr
.ALlgemins: Zeitung reports that panic pTa-
walls at Rsyel in consequen sa.of the faIltice
OF the mercantile house OF! Eggers 4 Co.,
with liabilities Ola million. silver roublas.
Late kilograms from Madeira give lraws
from PetermaritzburG, anG it is statcf that
ut o>a!ock on the morning OF Janua.G 9th
Lord Chelmsford was al MarItzburg in con-
ference with the Gusernor, Sir Bartle
Free. All was quiet oa the front. and the
feesn" much calmer- The Zulus bad been
re3A!sed from fort ass lower Tusela. The
rsDort that Lord Chelmsford ret5rcd upon
Belpp,akaar is unbranded. Captain Stasii.
sord and 1t. Dawes, of the n;siVe contsa-
gent, who escaped from tho disaster :t
! Colonel Glvnn,s camp, speak, highly OF The
conduct OF all engaged, and Of the courage
and ti-mness Of abe native contingent shus
disposing OF the reports OF the mutlny ana
massacre OF oGcers by native soldiers.
RsiNFoHcEssSTs FOE LORD cHEL AssoRD.
| LosDoN, February 1.-THE Iiaaes says:
tsIt. is prnhabl that O brigade o. all arms
will be dispatched from India to reinforce
| lord Chelmsford. The Fifty-seYenth foot
will leave Colombo, Geylon, tomorrow, and
NAV bs expected at Port Durham, Natal
March 10th. :. In the mean time Lord Chelms
| ford has already been reinforced By one co. n
pany Of the Eishty-eighth regiment lGh
| Connauaht ,Rangers), from st. Helena. fn'
| by 500 men of the Second battalion OF tn
| Fourth (Klng's Own, from Caeetown
| This will BRING his infantry force to pearl
| the same force it was prior to the disaste
OF the ed nltimo,p 3
| s1s4tz Turkey.
| .CoSsrAsTINopLE, February 1T.-Marqul
| De Toeaueville telcgrapbs the'aceeptanee
the tinanclal project involving fcan 70 10
| Porte OF $4,000, 900. The. orte--9yasi re
quest England and France 90 apnotes, e e,as
two delegate l9r aaillnss
tering the customs. The army ahesaiss
| VIII be aeauced to peace footing,
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RICHMOND AND rEaERSBURGt +,
RAILROAD LsffsIPANY.

1fO,MENCTNG MONDAY, peccmbaE les
~ 1878, trains Oh this road will T1a Us follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND socTn.
1855 4. NJ, THROEGH NAIL :saiiy. connecting
for Cnarleston, savannah, El1usfaE
and Aiken tvi:t Charleston Halegh,
jackson vlile-parIor cars 10 Whining
tou.. Stops only ut Chester -n& alar-.
7:25.A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily Except
srlndayl makes close csH!sacilom st
Petersburg v1tE the 3-.Sntlr> Nk>
siSsippI md ohio railrn;st scr br1s' DIV
" Chattanooga, Nashville. Memphis.
y LyhphDarg, fsrmyiic,, and other local
Ci.tions Oh that road isaklnt same
time Hs w any other.aiie. sia.S ID
AGO W. Asc tSS:as, ; i5aIlpnSS GRAGN daily
TINS traiD win nah 6 close connections
1895 d. T II fsS5; aasrt K f sa ny, connecting
for We hton, W,fningtGN, k:defSh,
. Charleston, SaVaarah, hiesisEi, Coz
lumHiR, A,larta. Neon MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New Organs, rud ali points
South 3.Iid Southwest Pullman Sleep
-1 in2-car fran Iaston for HiDi!Gtnp>
Sav,,Tah, ANA the South. Stops only
1T Musergei ter aid Chester.
500 4. IL, SUADa'I A &C on u ODhTICN
TRAIN !akes close .r5Hnoclton Win
Z ..#l -. M & 0. r. r. fos, Bristol, Ghattar
noo..a.. Nashville, Geapbls: Lynch
burg, 80 rmvtillc, AID other tcsai sta
lioaS> on Thai road Steps at al stations.
-.-...--- LEAVE II .TERSgCgG NORTH.
Gas. ", IAEt.UGH MAJ. daily. connecting
Potomac, rsllroad e, all points North,
East. and West jfopS nj Manchester
and Chester, ari;at Halfway a.M az
eee5. NJ, R tHsSs SMG'' sffG 5sa'T TRAM s
.sxscDG sG"S@Sl.. Steps 1t ~ STA
roJ Pm, ACcoMMosAglos: TRAIN daily
$40 p. "a. FIR FIRE $ # aI daily. eonascns
with RIehmuad, Eredericksbrrg apd
ro,omae ra,Aoad for al points East
and West fdGos making c.cGc c9rnec-
i3n ' r ' BE- F Vss5 ans o shs
OH. .i,ts asy~.ty,
Stop. at Manchester and Chester. and
= at IiaIG.Tay and Drugs Bun, On
ALE TRAINS lea.tpg I.etersburg wilis.art from
INiaAY ExcI;faoS TRAINS discontinued
! srls :. s. SHAW, Superintendent
KlcRMoSD, E'sEp @ e YoroA,c X. K. CO., .
QgFioE esNsTinAL TicBhT AGENT
| "A RlChaTaD, VA. SoTemoeY o. 1913
| CHANGE or SCHEDULE. e.. =, - -
coMMENCIJ,& SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
/ tr.iiEs on this ~ - VIII RIM rs fohoSs:> q.
! NORTH EDgSD,
No. 1-S:oO b ~, leaves Byrd-Str-et station daiiy
! ~ ,Iua At WaShtng'fp, l:lQ.P.
P;i s5ssIso' ca ZIP e VI + S
NO. $500 2. W. ,esves fyrd-Street ssa,,ca asI,y
a aeIsSls Ssh ti i. ST. +. S &;
No. 7-2aoy..M. SSt s; NOTATION TEAM
| - .4.-rA To Junction, Leaves .Goa6-
| l.'.. r. Street stati. daily teaseFt Sum
| ~ days.. ~A,s-.
| SOETH BOUND.
NO. 21O.15 r. n. arrlyes NJ byrdsStrect STATION
/ - = et'1.'. oa,Iy. Leaves New York. 81 =
i -ss et A. 81: Phiiaaelphtg. l:ia a.
=. ~ ~ 4. NJ; baltimore, $3.50 II IL.
,-,ss1.an 'as Washington, $40 Z. 81 @zz
No., 4 1898 r. NJ, ARRIVES at Byrd-Srreet STATION
| = - - da.ly. Leaves New Ycrk, 1000
~ -t6 L. ": Philsaeiphia. 1:luA
Il .,- a.; Baltimore, i:55 A.. D.,
| ~ Washington, $50 \. NJ.
No. G-s:Ao, A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN.
xrr,ycs az Broa1-Street STALLION
Il daily leIespt stnas,sl.
II e, A. TAYLOR,
| sssa j. !. t:1E.j - 80 Generai Ticker Agent
EFT. D. 3fYRRs, General supefiatsn,ent. neIs
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gltI,,nond lilspatfh,
.-,zn,y FEBRUARY is, 1872,
THE LATEST NEWS $.
r.x an Tobacco and SNUFF Re-,
NV aucess 10 sixteen Cents. ''s..

-orvrSTs IN LOUISIANA AG INST u
'H.,,~ orFfCIALs-A LIVELY TIME IN
fhp" sry,vE YESTERDAY; THE TAX ON
iVp, .,. WASHINGTON NEWS; APPOINT
oIn~s S. MEMORIAL SERVICES IN THE
MnN ,',. ,,fs,,oSEST TuRFafEN IN SOUTH
Fo unI,s,-TuE GENERAL DEFICIENCY
t.,nnnpR1Ar1oN BILL--BIsHoP FohhY's
" !" woRsE-PERsoNAL-os
,pv-ryTHIAS NRws-ALMsHoUsE, PAR I.
~I,1LY BURNED AT NoRFoLh N ~ ;,
IN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMENT'S rs FOX
E H"i.Tu SFRlcA-THE STRIKE AT LIVER
p0oL DOC X, ETC. ~, r.
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Fer.y-lifth CoESress---Third Session.
WASHINGTON, February II, 1879.


SENATE.
Mr.. Window, Of Minnesota, presented the
| petition OF the Negro Cooperative Associa-
| ton OF Shreveport, La, favoring the pas
SAGE OF the resolution in regard to the i'm
migration OF colored people. 1t was signed
| by Il large number Of ministers representing
colored congregations Of that place. Laid
On the table, the resolution now being be-
| fore the Senate -.... ..r.
| Mr.. Hoar, Of Massachusetts, called up the
resolution to pay Joseph Segar $4,000 for eX-
penses in prosecuting bis claim to seat in
| the Senate as q senator from the State OF
| Virginia in 1868, but objection was made by
| several senator's, and hlr. .Hoar then gave
notice that he would call it tomorrow.
The Senate has had long discussion on
an amendment OF the Finance Committee to
! House acknowledgements bill to tax SNUFF at
| 24 instead Of Is cents per pound, leaving to.
bacco at the last-namcd figure. The indica-
tions are that the amendment will be de-
fcated and the tax on snuff left at 16ieents.
Later.-The snuff amendment was. finally
rejected-ayes, IA; noes, 30.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Hale, OF Maine. offered q resolution
directing the Committee on the judiciary to-
report Joint resolution proposing a constt-
tutional amendment to prohibit the pay
ucnt OF war claims except those or persons
ioyai to the Union. A motio.E to adjourn
was made on the Democratic side, and she
! roll. call consumed the remainder OF the
hour. The resolution wehx over wltaout
action, A motion to suspend the rules was
limade by MIR. Sparks, OF Illinois, for tie pur-
Ipose OF considering the bEl approrznting
| Is2a. So, 200 Tor the payraent OF, arrears or
mansions. ON motion OF Mr.. Rice, Of Ohio.
1.-The bill YVES so amended IS incluGe special
pensions ana pensions granted OBJ account
| OF soldiers who. enlistad in the war, qua
who died from disabilities incurred aftefth
cessation OF hostilities. -Agreed TO-. -.
| Resolutions Of the Louisiana Legislature
were presented protesting against the pro-
ceettings of the Unised States Circuit Court
at New Orleans in che prosecutions against
citizens Of various parts Of Louisiana, ana
| in regard to the sugar tariff.
w. b. Fleming was sworn in to fill the
vacancy occasSoned by the death OF Hon.
Julian Hartriage::
The Houssagreed to motion 10 suspend
| the rules and pass the river and hafbos
appropriation bill. sa' = $50 = III
District of Columbia matters then re-
| ceiyed attention. and the Bouse took Q
recess. 80
The evening session was devoted to the
/ memorial services in honor OF the late Rep:
resentative Schleicher, OF Texas. The usua
| resolutions were presented by Mi. Gid
dings, and eulpgies prpnounced Pr Messrs
| Gfddings and sSCuibersou, OF Texas .Bren'
ltano and Henderson, OF illinois; Mckenzie
\ OF, kentucky; Tucker and Gabell, OF !. Nir
ginfa Eekhoff, OF New York; g ibson, o
i Louisiana ,Garfeds Of Ohios i Harris, But
1 lergand Banks,0 OF IL assae tsTsetts; aud kells
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Paul BoylntOn.

CINCINNATI, February IA dispatch
saws Paul Boynton is at Pittsburgh waiting
for the flow OF heavy ice in the Ohio to be-
come reduced, so as to make voyage down
that stream and the Mississippi to the Cuff
Of Mexico. 1t is thought he will be able to
start on Thursday next.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February 17.-Cotton dull; sales,
CTS bales; upands; vs.; Orleans, GAG: t'omp 10g
Sc. 65: COMMON to good exir:. western and State.
So. 70@S3 90: southern flour steady: exports, SJO
$75 common to fair & extra s4$90; good 10
GRADED winter red, sl.ol @sl log; No. 8 winter
red, s1.oS. Corn sGal9c. better: nngraded, 1870
Arc; Ne. 3, 42A@43c. Oats hrlner 1T 30kc. for
No. 3. Coffee in moderate demand and unchanged
Sugar quiet and steady fair to good refining 67aGG
Moas>es quiet and unchanged Rice in moderate
request and steady. Rosin quiet ~ Sl.42H. Tur-
psnn se f al re o aGou SISSY Gr as @
dies more active: long clear. 55c.: short clear,
J3Sc.; long and short clear, she. Lard shade
easier; prime steam, $500. Whkhey steady ut
SLOT. Frcishts quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE February 17.--Flour strong; How
ard street and western supertiue Sid $3.50 extra
s3.S7G$4.10: family. &4.50@S5.50; CITY Mills
a%f nrnas f snt ag e s.
Southern wheat firm: western quiet and steady !;
son,hern red S1@sl9g; 90 snSer sIo7@$ll0 o.;
red. spot February. 81 0S4@Sl :0sH, March, .094
@$lO9as: Aprli. sI.1 0RitGS l.l02S Southern corn
southern Sai White. 45a48c. yellow, 44@44Xc Oats
quiet; southern and Pennsylvania, 30@33c. HAY
:teady; prime Pennsylvania and Msryana, Sil@
meats-L9cse, shoulders; 4Ec; clear rib-Sldes 90
@ nsSkSsa Il and @ BssG s old
fsr"Relined Ierees, 7@c But tier quiet prime to
choice western. packed. 10000; rolls. loo &c.
Coffee dull: prime'fo choice, 11m15Ec. Whlskey
dull ut 81 .09. sugar quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI =. ....
CINCINNATI. February T7.-Flo,rr moderately
sctve and higher; family, 81 3d. Wheat in good
demand aud tcntliu9 upward; red and white. % "a
9Sc Corn In good demand and 4 shade higher II
34M35c. oats in GOOD demand ut 24M27c. Pork
quiet; johbng. s1O6Sl025. Lard inactive:
steam $685. bid $500 asked. Bulk.meats quiet
but irm shoulders, $3.50; sh0rt rib, S4.8 ?@
$l.S7H cash, 1915 buyer April; short clear So
Bacon steady and In t;sis demand: shoulders, sc.
clear rio. 5kc; clear sides, SIC. Whiskey higher at
slO3. Sugar unchanged. Hogs quiet; packing,
s39O@S4.l5. ......
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK SlARKEg.
BALTIMORE, February 17-Cattle fairly active,
but nc lower for TONS ana In few cases &c. on COM
mos, elates very besr. 3bl5Ac; first quality IL
aba medium. s4624Xsc: ordinary. 2i3N3:. most
sales at ia Sc: receipts, 1862 heid sales, 1,256
hcu,. SWINE fai5I active and &c. higher; quota
ttoaS, 5aGn6c.: receipts. 9.2S6 head. Sheer-lse-
ceip PTS ,224 aead; quotations., 4@o9c> eesng SC.
Iii cher.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, February 17.-Catt!e dull: re-
cniprs, 2.5CG head; good TO prime> Jt4395S ~:
medium, 42!p;azsc.: common. 34@4c Sheep dun
i!5M5fc.; cotnmon, 4Ga1c. Hogs duh: receipts,
$4,000 heal; selling prime at &C.; E.<diun, 67s,
common. DC.
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Zach. Chambers Opponents.

DETROIT, February 1.-THE Democrats
in secret caucus at Lansing tonight nolni-
mated o. n. Barnes, OF Lansing, for United
States senator. The Nationals also held q
caucus and nominated Hon. Henry Cham
hnrlain OF Three Oaks.
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Rev. DR.. Fulton Apologies.

New YORK, February 17.-Rcv. DR.. Full
ton, who was suspended from the Baptist
conference for remarks rejecting upon the
loyalty OF fellow-mcmber during the late
war, day sent in letter Of apology for
mally withdrawing the words complained Of.
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ObscGuics of the Late Secretary OF
ata.e Of North Carolina. &c.

RALEIGH, FeDruarY I7.-The late Score
tary OF State, Mr.. J. y. Engehard, was
buried to-day.
The Governor has rendered the appoint
ment to Hon. John Manning, Of Chatham
county, N. c., who reserves his answer till
tomorrow morning. 1t is thought he will
not accent.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

MONDAY, February II, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised 81 hogs
heads. Thc offerings ut auction Change were
~ PACKAGES OF which number Is were sold ut
prices ranging from $3.50 to SIS.
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Obituary.

BosToN, February 17.-Robcrt Carter, a
gentleman OF large Journalistic and literary
experience, is dead. .
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nAsgyE nNyELLgGEsNGE.
s11S1EEURE ALMkNAC-Fnnn ANY / s., 1873.
Port OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY II, 1879.


PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY II, 1879.
ARRIVED. -..-...,. .,,t,... ~,
S,s.tmcr Arie,. Clifford, NArfOlS, uB.Sfsi stab
ri,sil, merchan llss, and passengers, J.. IL ial7p,
:lseat. T.. =
Srhooucr ". p. Davis. Moore, baltimore, grain,
Ssaliego Mills.
Schooner william T.. Franklin, Seward, BALI.
gote. grain, tial;cgo Ist&. -
Schooner b. c. Terry, Harris Kew IorSS 2oano,
Richmolh and 3anviss rairoaG. s-9. =
SchooI,pr w. G<. Hod. Decker. EaEimare, guano,
Richmcaa and Danstie railroad,
SAILED, 5,-... -..s
SchAoner Maid OF the Mist, pentop, Washington,
granRe, Curtis 81 Parker. =
SCHOONER sa4auel sha-p- Smith. New York ria
CEsckahoininy, wood, Curtis & Parker.
4 MEMORANDA. ,
BALTIAoRE. February l7.-Arrived: Schooner
star Spa.pgled Banner. Mullen. Cleared: Schooner
Virginia Hawley, Galloway.
PHILADELPHIA February 17.-Clcared: Schoon-
CT x, L. Wiiletts, Wtlletts. ~,
ga by telegraph. as F7tr s-.-t
new YORK, February IT, Arrived domaine. Ar
lived out /: Hanson, w. a. SehoItenoo, Forest City,
scotia. Giogja Wave Queen, Yolkyriem. =
Lovers. from Coosaw, I.C., has been towed to
cbrtstiansand dereIIct. She was previously re-
ported in u dangerous position NJ Warstrand.
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ACCOMMODATIONS TRalN.

ytAIL TRAINS daily except SuEIay.
ACCOMMODATIONS daily cSec-pt sunday.
EXPIRE s. TRAINS run Haily.
SLEEPING CARS on ExlEs5s Trains between
Richmond and Anderson.
Baggage checised to destinations
Flrst.cass Through IicketS 10 the Sn-th and
Southwest rs lOw rs by any 0thcr Ioutq- -.. 4.
ElrSt-cass aud Emicrant TcSsts 10 nh Points IN
the West lower than by any otaer route.
For rates, tickets. tiDleGa .s, &c. apply 10 Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway Office. corner q Broad anas
sixteenth streets or 4. w CAREERS. 500 MaiE !.
street W. d. =. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY Z. HOWARD, General Tic3et Agent.
Il,