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After the Wedding.

After the Wedding.
All alone in my room at last!
wonder how far they have Travelled now;
They'll be very far when the night is past,
And so would Lii knew but how
How calm she was with her saint-lik face!
Her eyes are violet, mine are blue
How careless am with my mothers lace!
Her hands are whittier and softer too.
They have gone to the city beyond the hill;
They must never come back to this place again,
I'm almost afraid to sit here so still,
If it would but thunder, and tighten and rain!
Oh, no! for some one may not be at rest;
Some one, perhaps, is travelling tonight,
hope that the moon may shine instead,
And heaven be starry and earth all bright.
1t is only one summer that she's been here;
It has been my home for seventeen years!
And seventeen summers of happy bloom
Fall dead tonight in rain of tears.
It is dark, all dark in the midnight shades,
Father in heaven, may have rest
One hour of rest for this aching head
For this throbbing heart in my weary breast?
loved him more than she understands;
For him prayed from my soul in truth,
For him am kneeling with lifted hands,
To lay at his feet my shattered youth.
loved, and love, ! love him still;
More than father. mother, or life.
My hope of hopes was to bear his name,
My heaven OF heavens to be his wife!
His wife! the name that angels breathe,
The words shall not crimson my cheek with shame
In the prncely heart from which it came
And the kiss gave the bride tonight
His bride till life and light grow dim
God only knows how pressed her lips,
That the kiss to her might be given to him!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

FEMALE SoCIETY.-What is it that
makes all those men who associate habit
ually with women superior to others who
do not? What makes that woman who
is accustomed to and at ease in the socie-
ty of men superior to her sex in general?
Solely because they are in the habit of
free, graceful, continued conversation with
the other sex. Women in this way lose
their frivolity, their faculties awaken,
their delicacies and peculiarities unfold all
their beauty and captivation in the spirit
of intellectual rivalry. And the men lose
their pedantic, rude, declamatory, or sui
len manner. The coin of the understand
ing and the heart changes continually.
Their asperities are rubbed off, their bet
ter materials polished and frightened, and
their richness, like gold, is wrought into
finer workmanship by the fingers Of wo-
men than it ever could be by those of men.
The iron and steel of their characters are
hidden, like the character and armor of a
giant, by studs and knots of good and pre-
cious stones, when they are not wanted in
actual warfare.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

He who freely praises what he means to
purchase, and who enumerates the faults
of what he means to sell, may set up
partnership with honesty.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

Good nature is the beauty of the mind,
and. like personal beauty, wins almost
without anything else sometimes, indeed,
in spite of positive deficiencies.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

SHOW me people whose trade is dis
honest, and will show you people whose
religion is a sham.-Fr0ude.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

When man has no design but to speak
the truth, he may say great deal in a
very narrow compass.
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--~+A

A home, musical with loving voices, is
the nursery of heaven.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

TUFTS HAIR Dye.
GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY
BLACK by single application of this DYE 1t i'm
parts Natural Color acts 1nstantaneously. and is
sent by express on receipt of 81.
Office, IS Murray ST., New York.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

A ScRAPER for the horses may be made
of piece of an old scythe, with the edge
dulled on the stone with this the sweat
or moisture, after washing, may be easily
removed,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

SPONGE PUDD1Na.-Beat we'll three
eggs, add one cup of sugar, ope-half cup
cold water two cups of flour, in which are
thoroughly mixed one teaspoonful Of soda
and two OF cream tartar. Flavor with
lemon sauce. A cream filing can be adj
ded if desired.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25
THE PRICES SHOW IN.
Grand Senal.Annnal CLOSING Sale.
LEVY BROTHERS
customers ~ ~
LEVY BROTHERS
LEVY BROTHERS
BROTHERS
LEVY BROTHERS
LEVY BROTHERS

Will offer all kinds of Dress Goods at about half their
WASH POPLINs at &c
do do at 83c
WOOL POPLINS at II &c
do do at 1890
COLORED LAWNS at Gle
do do at SIC
CALICOES at 5 and &c
PERCALES at and 10c
CAMBRICS at 81 and 83c.
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are compounded from snbstg aces that are
free from any properties that can injure
the most delicate organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Purify, and Invig0rate
the entire System. BY relieving the en-.
aorged Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous ilulnors, and thus fmpart
health nnd vitality to the body, causing
the bowels to act naturally without
sxhich No one can feel well.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

Cows.-A cool, dark, clean stable for
the cows, is for many reasons preferable,
to a hot pasture in the middle of the day.
Cows that have been kept up on moder-
ate feed, will shrink in their milk, on be-
ing turned into luxurious pasture on a
hot day. Dry earth or sand makes a bet
ter bedding than straw during the hot sea-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-07-25

CORN should not be neglected in the
hurry of harvest. Frequent cultivation
hastens growth and the maturing Of the
crop. To see the difference, leave row
or two uncultivated. Much hand work
later in the season may be avoided by
little work with the cultivator, and by
keeping the weeds down.
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I45,S6a4e6 yelow. AZ Oh ii steady, nrm,
md Unchanged WHISKY di saa shsg su
/: CINCINNATI.
CISCig2yATr,. March 1.--Flolr Grnert but not
5f,iofab!y higsers 'lSyheal-DemaBd fair and mar.
ker firm; red. 8 .03@sI. O4. Corn armer at s400
35e.s 0nts In sood Genand at fuH prcss-26 2gc.
Pork quiet: Dbbipg. 5000. Lard dull and lower
10 SELL steanf. $500 b1d Bulk. meats duIl and an
changed: shoutiers, 1915: clear rib, S505; clear
sgfee,i $500 BaCoT- Demand = fair and market
firm = shoulders. 4fQ14sc.: clear Hib.i 6kGtDsc.;
cieHT s,des 54n54c. w hiskey steady and IN fair
ae,sr:f IN 81 :05, Sugar steady anil unchanged.
a Il hSas DOL common IsnS2S5@ss7S: hsht
~ 30GS4.S0; about /, 90 head still IN pens uIs-
sold.
LOUISVILLE.
4 sLoUIsykLLE, March I.-Rlour i aaiet aud ur-
st'angtd. Wheat firm red and aRIser. S1Ga31 .03.
Corn gUisS White. 8 &C.,: mixed. BIG Oats
steady and In fair demand: white, 27ltc; mixed,
2o$c. PORK steady o. sLn. go, Lard Grim; choice
meats steady shoulders, nc: clear ufb. 556S5i:c.
clear sides, a12d5l9c Raccn steadYS shoulders. AZ
I+4c. clear rib, 5i4I5c.: Char sides, SIG SIC.
iIanls-Sugar- cared, 8s(G9He. :WhlshcT steady Ut
$1.03.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-Flour ar,n and unchanged.
Wheat strong md higher; No. Cred frILsf.Ola
cash.. $40 f4t9$E024 March. a1.aSk1 S1.03S
April. 81 .Gf'sGS .04s May, 81. 03 Jane; No. red
fall. 994c. @$l: No. spring, 90c- Corn higher:
NO. 2 mixed 32ya33c. ciSh. SIC. March, 1870
34Ac. May; 35&l33ac June, 364c. July. Oats high
sr and excited for futures; No. 2. 27ie. cash 26c
March, 20!eG27e: May- Whiskey STEADY: ao 81 .05.
Pork easier at 5000 Lard dali at $3.50. Bulk-
meals dull and lower; cured clear ribs, $4,000
$3.50: clear. $50. Bacon dull and unchanged.
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FfNANtgIAI..... e.,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. March 1, 1870.

SATURDAY. March 1, Il $40.
Government tiss-u United States 1f5, 1863
state Sscurln6s.-Vifcaafa conso,s.I54 bid, Ssh
asked: Virginia consols. new, AZ bid, DO asked
Virginia fundGbfe. 30 bid; Virginia teferred~-71td
bid; Virginia taI-rcceiyablc coupons, TIL bid, 10
City ecprities-Isfeh nnudi city as. J. and u,
H., lO3 bid, l04 askes Petersburg city e's. r. and
hynd dSS sk eey Ser nSa s1
burg city 6's, j. and j., 1905 bid: Norfolk city
water Sc, II. and NJ, lI4G bid; Manchester
mortgage 81 - I'D; Viraaa Central
Eailrpad third mortgags g. Z and j., 9s bid
and D., 100 bid; Virginia Central Railroad nom
mortgage S. j. and j., 100 bid: Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second morga 6's. j. aud j.,
81 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage s's. j. and D., 100 bid; soulI.ice Rail-
road second mortgage preferred G's j. and j.. 70
asked: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, j.
and j., los asked; Richmond and Petersburg
Rich,nond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
cricksbatg and Potomac Railroad mortgage Us, j.
ard j.. 100 bid; Richmond and Danvic Railroad
consolidated 6s. M. and NJ, SIS bid, 80 asked !:
l'lccmont Railroad first mortgage S's, 4. and o.,
LOB bid. - -
100 par 1875 BID; Richmond and Petersburg
Iiailrot 90 par; ( asked RichiHond. kredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad. SIX per cent gunran-
tced, 100 par, ~ bid: Richmond Fredericksburg
90 par, 90 bid, Richmond and Danvihc Railroad,
100 par, 1875 bid. IS asked; Seaboaid and Roam
oke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par. 97!z biL
Bank Sock8.-First National 100 par. ITO bid {:
Union Bank of Richmond, 80 par, 40 bid -.
Insurance ComDdntes.- Virginia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 81 asked: Virginia state, 20 par. z
G aeo s asSea c
100 par, so bid; Granite, 100 par so asked
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

y
1 LONDON March 1.-The cotton masters
OF North and Northeast Lancashire met at
Manchester Yesterday and resolved TO- re,
commend at:tthe Blackburn "stanQard
list be generally adopted for the reguia-
ton of Viewers wages. The change I'M
plies reduction A decision ir,regard to
the wages Of spinnrrs was postponed. :! !,
j. Two thousand weayers at Congleton have
already refused 10 submit. ;,.4.t,, -
+, r.,s Heavy SNOW i'm Schleswig. l.al
LONDON, March ], - A Daily NeacS CORE
spondent at Berlin says fifteen feet OF snow
is reported in ScheswiS. 70 IL, .
5,i Scotland.
AGREED TO AN INCREASE OF WORKING HOURS.
I GItsGow. March 1.-The Clyde Ship
Wrights have accepted, without RESISTANCE,
nm increase In their working nours iron'
fiity-one to liity-four hours per week
.,',.,Z4 ~, iea.re Rome. -. ~ -. 80
oBITUARY-RA1sED TO CARDINAL PR Esfs;;
ROME, March Cardinal Filippo Guea'
ia dead: aged sixty-iour years. 81 81,
4 The Pope yesterday held a consistorY anu
raised Cardinal Verias, pontifcai Secretary
of State, to the Order Of Cardinal Prlests,
and nominated Cardinal Eduardo Baromeo
as Eamer|engo OF Sacred college ~ sp'a ~
oil. Cardinal Ferrieri, whose term aas eA'
pired III is Holiness also preco tnflfty.
foir Ebishp ard bssfopS ne sa sIq
wake creaaedsi lii Giii,i. bstitaaH Ine
sghs.EIIe creek Boundary Guasttons
& Iios;posi Margh 1.ATte itnes's Cans stan
finople cores pendent says: s TlsesFre 81
and English ambassadors haye lnformedta
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SATURDAY NIGHTS .IILBGlthS
..,,r DISPATCH FROM ALI 4. sh = ~ -
TO - OF THE WORLD. ,3yt,i Il ii

TIE zSnssSS a1' NEWS FROM gns m, ~
pEs ,.,1 cArrrAL- ANrhcHISEsE iMsl !,
TioSa Will. vETorp-Ex GOVERNMENT
GSs ,T,,Is SUED roE DEFIcIrs-LAsT OF
: 1Hs LGy CONTEST OVER coMMopoRs
r ,',xnrsnlt1,s MoSEY-rouR chAnr .!3,s
.nHr MATCuED-BAsskTr. IHs
r r1pET SENTENCED TO , ITEM, IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = : OF a NEW OR OR
1T,SssAy,SGs BANK-,ARlkASsAs hE :. - :,
nhNHs PART OF usa pEsT-TF o,]r1:s
,,.r.r,, yExIcANs IN TENN E -,
w ,.,nrar n prorosED roUR-REy, Dr.
Nistv ,,,~ 20 BE MADE a CARDINAL
NhM ,rv FAILURES IN LoNDoS---.k si3I i 90
hh., i ,r.LAScllE-THE. REBELLION IN
n Nss nc CRUSHED our-rHn GREEK REL j,
nn,SpARY Question: &C..
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Porte that they could not assure It that their
respective Governments would support the
/ ffrst Turkish proposal relative 10 the Greek
boundary, as it is not based upon the Treaty
OF Berlin. The Council Of Ministers has
elabpEiteG,aDd dispatched to NoushtIr Pa-
sha. the Turkish boundary commissioner, d
project which it thinks, though not ceding
all that the Greeks desire, will afford basis
Of negotiaiienV
Casualties i'm Switzerland.
! GENEVA, March 1.-The St. Gothard post
sleighs were struck by I'm avalanche to-day
and the driver killed. Several were drown
ed in Lake Geneva during.the recent storm.
The damage in the Canton Of Wand is .et0,-
900. an H., - III, -. = f,: =,
Il The Ka sFsGar Rebellion Crushed,
ST. PETERSBURG. March IA distatch
from Tashkend says: "The rebellion
against the Government in Kashgar has
been, completely crushed, and the, remnants
of the defeated force are returning to Rus
sian territory 80 II ~ / .sI..,.,,..5
Coinmcrcsal Disasters.
LONDON, March Theiollowing failures
are ANNOUNCED = George Campbell e Co.,
tobacco merchants, OF London. Liverpool,
and !. Observation-Disclosures, sl17000; The
London Numerical and General Printing
Works, Thomas King. manager, % Pater
Noster Row--liabilities. .el10,000; George
Francis Dickinson, merchant, Grace Church
liabilities, 100000. - j % . Il,
~ Rome.
LONDON, March 1.-THE PdtEMatI Ga.
zette's Rome correspondence says: "The
Pope has. sent DIR. Newman the announce
ment that he will be created a cardinal at
the consistory to be held March 3D."
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, March !, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 80 irgs-
heads aud / fierce. The offerings at auction on
Change were IL packages: of which number 3
were sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to 1915
QUOTATIoNS-PGIZED TOBACCO.
DARK. 60.
LuJs.-COmmon 10 medium, |1.50@S2.75; good
to fine. $3@SS3.5O. -.'-.
LgGt-Cornnon 10 good short, $iGl?G: Medium
to fl + long, $G@$7.jO; good to very good long, SSa
5000.
Dark leaf good enough for wrappers uud for the
best types of the Regcs have been thus far in very
light supply. There is no assortment of clark Sul-
cured tobacco oleIing.
| BRIGHT.
Lugs.-;common to medium, $4GasG; good 10
| Sm0kers-Fair to medium. :Sn#lO: good to
very. good, $l2@al5; fine to fancy sl7.oo@
LeoE-Common to medium. 81 .5Q@:0; good 10
very good, $lo@Sl2.5u; extra cuti,rs or filters.
Mshogany IrroDpers-Common 10 medium,
81 5nS:;3 good 10 very good and fine, S1U@S4o :
Tsiio,o VroDDers.-Conmon to medium, $3.50
S35; good 10 very good, Si0WS30; tine to fancy,
$55M$I5.
| Occasional small lots have since the season open
ed commanded above The outside quotations. lndi-
cation, arc that strictly fancy white wrappers will
| he IN light supply.
Tobacco Statistics for February. 1879.
| The following i a comparative statement o! III
speci!ons and deliveries Of tobacco At the different
warehouses i'll the city Of Richmond. together with
tie quantity Of loose tobacco sold DURING the month
| or February, 1879:
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Cornelius j. yander5ilt's Income.

New YORK, March 1.-The matter Of
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt's income was be-
fore the Surrogate again to-day, when mo-
tions to supersede the executors OF the
Commodore's will and compel them TO file
an inventory were set down for argument.
Counsel for William II. Vanderbilt made
affidavit that the sum left Cornelius, out OF
which he receives his $4,000 per year, has
been deposited in the Treasury at Washing
ton, and that the receipts showed that Cor
nelius is regularly paid. The latter's coun-
sci received the explanation as satisfactory.
and the Surrogate remarked that the entire
matter would be adjusted. ..... ..
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oueen Yictoria,s Continental Tour.

LONDON, March 1.-The Daily 1etegrapRs
correspondent at Paris saws "Queen Vic
toria will leave London at the end of March.
She will rest one night in the British EN-
baSsy in Paris, and proceed thence to the
italian lakes, WHARF she will be met by the
Duke and DEcleSs OF Connaught, who Wiil
then be on their wedding tour; thence she
roeS to Germany. So. .s.....,
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Trouhre OH the Texan Border.

GALVESTON, March IA Ncacs special
from CANA says: "Deputy-Sheritf Carrie
ton, with a posse, went after a party OF
Mexicans who bad fired on citizens. They
overlook them near Milano, when the leader
refused to surrender and drew weapon.
Carleton fred first, killing him. The Mex
leans began firing, and Carleton's posse de-
serted him. He fought until rescued un-
hurt by party from Milano. The Mexi-
cans were Jailed"
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q Ian d.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
~
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND. Va .Ianuary o7ih. 1877

RICHMOND, VA. January 9Th, 1870.
We have this day resigned the agency for the sale
OF he Pacific Guano Company's brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano Company and ourselves all the unsettled BIT
Sncss of 1878, including collections, &C.. is 10 he
managed by our successors. NeSsrs. JOHN :. REESE
* CO.. OF Baltimore whom we commend To you, be-
licyine your relations with them will be both plea.
SAINT aud satisfactory.
WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card you will please note that the
Agency OF the Pacific GuanO Company will be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
as we'll rs Richmond. The splendid reputation of
Soluble Pacific Ciuano earned by It's superior excel
ence and remarkable aaptnbIity 10 the soil of Vlr-
gina. especially on cotton. corn, aud tobacco Wtl
continue to be Sustained, guarantee being afford.
ed in tie wise management OF the Pacific GulDc
Company. which has practically unlimited resources
ut its communicative, ample capital tS1 .OCO,000l
extensive works, most approved machinery, large
deposits Of phosphate. best scientific ability to all
Of which add n long experience in the business In
connection with The undersigned as general agents.
dating buck to 1865. We will keep supply OF
Gnano on hand ut Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
and Richmond.
IN 29-3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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Re,udiation in Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, March, 1.-The Senate to-
day passed Representative Fishback's reso-
luton for a constitutional amendment re-
pudiating certain bonded debts OF the State,
with Senate proviso, THAT nothing herein
contained shall be construed as prohibit
ton against paying such part OF the Holford
bonds as the courts OF the State may decide
lust and legal" --.-. ~ - ~ i
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LrvER i, STABLES.

EXCHANGE, LIVERY, ANDTo
IA SALE-SrABI4YS AND RICHMOND 80
BAZAAR, fa9S ANnf43o FRANKLIN SiREst i
am NON IRE parrss, with unsurpassed !asiay ~, ~
MONTE, 80 ,.,,n,
Special NJ les IL, tregers, sad every accommodation
extended theRa fnr the transaction OF taeF ou''-
ness. -rFr.st .te ~ s, z -,
In connection With the stahea have sstahltsssd
Mil Fs. 1 ysfsiCI,R rs Of AL krde.I III ARNfsss
SsDDL is, BRIiiitES, ROBES. w al pss Ss;yr,,p.
AUCTION DAYS; : y say y 80 ~
pa. Y = 9s'ess .. DAVIS, Proprietor
fsfS..S. AsgEss AiAaaess .ax
c. @. BuRTQS, AaesloneeP,
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End OF the Resurning-Board Cases in
.'s.. ..'- .ss louisiana. 49,

New ORLEANS, March 1.-The demurrer
filed by the counsel of Wells, Cassinoye, and
Keaner was argued in the Supreme District
Court to-day, and Judge Whitaker decided
that the decision OF the Supreme Court in
the Anderson case was binding. sustained
the demurrer, md discharged the accused.
This ends the Returning-Board cases.
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Vhe s.stuttertnS-3ack -" Murder.

BR1DGEpoRT, C6NN., March 1.-The jury
in the trial OF Bassett returned verdict TO-
day of murder in the second degree, and he
was sentenced to imprisonment for life at
WeatherStield. --.. .....
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

MAIL TRAINS daily except Sunday.
ACCOMMODATIONS daily except Sunday.
EXPIRE 50 TRAINS run nuily.
SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains between
Richmond and Anderson.
Baggage checked to- destination.
First class Through Tickets 10 the North and
Southwest as low Is by my other route.
Fir. t-cass and Enriprant Tickets to all Points In
the West lower than by any other route.
For rates, tickets. ttIne-cards &c. apply 10 Ches-
Sixteenth streets, or \. W. CAREERS, S26 Main
street, W. u. $. DUNN,
Engineer and superintendent.
CONWAY 4. HOwAR d, General Ticket Agent.
IN
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

sos NEW YORK. s.=s#
NEW YORK. March 1-Soon.-Stocks weak.
Money on call, per Cent. EXchange-Long, 4S5A
short, 1854. State bonds quiet. Governments dull
Euen,ng.-Moncy, 3614 per cent. Exchange
Long, 4S5AD4S6: short, 4SSAGG4S94. Govern
ments frmer. States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increased $2.709,900; specie decreased
sl.474,S00; legal tenders decreased S2,725.200
deposits decreased T2.952-900; circulation de-
creased S103.5U0 reserve decreased s3,461.775.
The banks now hold S5,T5U,275 III excess of le-
cal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 1.--Eirlinia consos, SAY
second series, 42s: past-duc coupons, 77ls. North
Carolina 6's old, 49, Bid to-day.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 1, 1870.


Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, nlcrchan-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen Il Co. So
Steamer. Ariel, SffOrd. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum
agent. ..,...... g., .s5... .'Es.-
Steamer Defiance, TunnIll. Philadelphia IN rchan
disc aud passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Mary NOVEL;, Noweli, New York, to
load hoops for Havana. ....- sa....
Schooner Eugic, Corsey, Alexandria, srainr Gal
lego Mills. --..s.'-s. ..-s ,~.s
Schooner William Layton, Layton, Alexandria,
grain, ,Galcgo Mills. ...ri
Schooner Flying Scud, IIchcns Baltimore, grain,
Dunlop & McCance. .... II, ...".if
Schooner Virginia Dare, Delaney, Baltimore,
guano. Richmond and Danv lie railroad.
Steamer Defiance, Tunnill. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. J. w. McCarrick, agent.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen C Co., agents.
MEMORANDUM.
Arrived ut Philadelphia February 2Sih. schooner
NJ. &. Carroll, Carroll, from this port.
BY Telegraph. ~f
NEW YORK. March 1.-Arriyed: Leparto, North
Britain. Acton City of Dallas. Arrived out: Az
schta, Oberon Effective, Monarch. Adriatic.
VESSEL ASHORE.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 1.-The schooner
Ied. Mitchell. Richmond for savannah, Is aground
OH Willoughby Spit near Rip-ltaps.
DISASTERS.
WASInSGToN, March 1.-The Signal Corps sta
tion 1T Tybec. Ga reports the schooner John l..
Tracey, Captain Hart. laden with lumber from Il
southern port, and bound north, pnt IN leaking.
eininc rapidly. The sigma, Corps observer at
Norfolk. Va reports the schooner Charles +. Paige,
laden with lumber, went ashore ut New Point Conn
fort yesterday.