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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-31
FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK ExcHAnGE

SATURDAY. March 90, 1879.
sALEs.-1,000 souIhslde Railroad third mort.
gage preferred bonds t8,sl sold Mt 664.
I, Goyernment Secnrittss.-Uuited States AIS, OF
STATE observation-disclosures consoIs, 56x bid, 81
asked Virginia consos. new, AZ bid, Al asked
Virginia fundabe, 81 bids virginla deferred, u,
Virginia iaT-receivable coupons, so bid, s0E asked
North Caroline bonds 90 bid.
Cty observation-disclosures city SIS. j. and j.,
LIZ oid Richmond city Gs. j. ana D., 1888 bid
petersburg city SIS, F. and A., 90 bid 100 asked
Petersburg city S's, 1U7 bid, asked: Petersburg
city ss special tax, and j.. 1074 bid; Ly nchourg
n. 115A bid. ,''" o''' ""'e. > A'' A"'
Railroad Bonds.-ylreInia Central Railroad
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's. j. and j., 81
id: Virginia Cenr raj Railroad fourth mortgage IS,
.. anc j.: 103 bid !; eouthside Railroad thi mort
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S.. j. and j.,
iOa asked: Richmond and Pc ersburg Railroad
flrsI mortgage s's. A. and g., 107 bid; Richmond
81; J; andJ., 1os bid: Richmono, Fredericksburg
100 bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad third
psnye Raroad ste si'e g. Il nnd NJ aG
bid III. dmont Railroad first mortgage S's. 4. and
o.. lO3 bid; Richmond, York River and Chesa-
RGttToad acknowledgements and Ohio Railroad
100 rar. % bid: Richmond and Petersburg Raj
road. 100 par, ~ bid 42k asked; Ricrnoni, Frede-
an'eed. 100 par, 79s bid; Richmond. Fredcrieks-
burg and Potomac Railroad per csns guara,,.
tetd, 100 par. 81 bid: Connection Railroad stock
10 par: COZ bid: Richmond and Danvllle Pail
road. 100 par, bid, OK asked; Scabcardand Roam.
oSe Railroad guaranteed. 100 par. 81 bid.
lhSETance CompnnleS.-VirYinia Fire and Ma.
riac, % par; sGs bid, 37;i asked Virginia stare
LOO asked: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par
'2's bid, 81 asked; Cry, 100 par, so bid.
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WHAT Mr. BLACKBURN KNOWS ABOUT THE
PRINCIPALS.

WHAT MI. BLACKBURN KNOWS ABOUT THE
PRINCIPALS.
Meeting Mr.. Blackburn in one OF the cor
rdors Of the Capitol yesterday, the Post
.sked him if he knew anything about The
murder OF Judge Elliott by Buford, in
Frankfort. "Wednesday.
"lknaw nothing more Of The particulars
than have read in the P0St,' responded
M. Bnckb;!rn in bis naturally courteous
manner. II have known the parties,
t10Uch intimately for years.
Vas it General Buford who did TIE kill
1r:"
No: it was brother OF bis, younger
Observation-Disclosures. He was not in the war
on either side. he has been engaged in
several desperate aiirals before. He was a
"ood-na.ured. kind-hcarted man, but abso'
lG;e: crazy
What was the difliculty:"
"oome years ago Buiord bought mag
riiccnt plantation in Henry county. He
made cash payment OF $50, coo, and the
balance was on time, deferred notes. He
purchased from the guardian OF an infant
.jrI, and without the intervention OF the
courts, OF course, the man couldn't convey
Mie. This fact was discovered on the ma
turity oi one OF the notes; but mean time
tie rendor-thc man who made the sale
had died. On attaining her maj ority the
WARRIOR rather her husband, for she had
acknowledgements suit and recovered
Judgment for possession OF the pro-
Ntrty; and as an illustration OF Tom
BucrA,s character, he barricaded himself
in the housc-it was magnificent resi-
dcDce, t0o-and babe defiance to the civil
authorities when they undertook 20 execute
Ire Judgment. The sheriff took 4 posse and
went 10 the place, but found it barricadcd.
and Ba!ord was inside with perfect army
around him. lie notified the officer that be
would kill the first man who attempted to
cross his yard-gate: and be would have
donc il, TOO. Buford remained there, be-
egsuFcd for several days. and though
threatening the officers outside, he supplied
Then with everything to cat and drink and
'Fe1,td them with the utmos. kindness;
only tie would not ALLOW them 10 dis
io>scss hici. Finally an arrangement was
maze allowing him TO remain III posses
'iyh Of the property until Judgment
ii The final court should lie reached. The
.'GeF Gay the Court OF Appeals affirmed the
!oa?!hent Of the lower court against Blu
I"Fa and be killed Judge Elliott for doing
'a', as you see by the dispatches, and he
"yu'u lave killed the Chief Justice, too,
Sn'y Tor the intervention OF some little chill
s %GH' "ao' IN passing, prevented him from
n,lDs. The man was crazy. His fathers
ssH,a'ion and that OF my father were sepa-
,asu ny a railroad only, and l knew him
,t Oua 'oy mood. have known time when
thas 81 tue children, two sisters and bro
sara Tom Buford's. were confined in
=. H.. rooms OF their fathers house."
"Inhat, crazy"
II, res; avein OF insanity has run through
'% s Iaiin'iy for years"
7 .a Dau seu know the murdered judge?"
tarmaa i .aih!y. He was: John III. Elliott, a
lLa WI m member OF this House, and one Of
q,h a9 S cultured men and flushed jurists
aon he Qecis'on was Just, wasn't it?''
w entirely SOL Washington t,ost.
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SATURDAY STDLDGRAPHI5uIVy
FROM ALL PARTS OF Tn1s WORLD

ALVEY DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE or REP.
REsENTATIvEs ON THE USE OF TROOPS
ATTHE POLLs-3rR. GARFIELD EXPRESSES
HIS OPINION OF THE DEMOCRATS
q BouNTEous WHEAT CROP PREDICTED
FOR OHIO, INDIANA, AND KENTUCKY
. But SMALL CROPS OF PEACHES AND APP.
PLEs-FfRE IN THE FREMONT HOUSE AT
CLAREMoNT. N. H.; FIVE PERSONS PER.
IsHED-LICKtNG COUNTY, OHIO, COURT.
HOUSE BURNED; MOST OF THE vALU-
ABLE COUNTY RECORDS SIMULTANEOUS
FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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s. 3 = 49, 80 : Z - !
North caloiina ieross. saGas4.5o Ss,rta Care
ina roe. in haIf-tarreis- 24Gis9.25. aIacl..rsi-
aackerel; IS ass: 10. j. in kits. ss.25 no. q !:
sits. 81. s74: No. y, also. .
Lard: Primo, i'arreis and nerces, TIC; II half
4otasses: Common syrup-Hogaheads. 1sc.
isrcea 19c. barrels 20c.: genuine goisen syr ~
5aIGa5c. 3 gallon: New Orleans. Prime. 4Oeao5c.
Sat: Liverpool. from store, sI.4U. drouut
t!uin. from store, soc. = sack.
SngGr: Crushed. 9lsc.: powdered. exc: erasr
ated. &C.: a. ssagSac.: y: s4c.: extra c, &c.
me erEs 10 Io SO ioc :a' '0' io f'f'' Ss0' ~
$oap: Common. 5@7c.: best washing. 7xas.
as Haes enc ispcy nss as crime sItcle
Imperial, s1.1o@$l.6e; gunpowder, $l.45G1.7i
Tor strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 4@5c.: DRY s,,lted. Iealss.: DIR.
ant. 13Gl DC; vet salted, 7@7Hc.; Wet sailed eaf
Leather: Sole leather. oak. so@s5c.: sole leashe,
heInlock: l7@23c,: country npper. 3pGG5oc-: CHI
country. 2s@3s: CITY Irish saa35c. Z. n: csif
SKINS, french. $lG$l.90 q o.; rough skrttns
20@26c.
from. Steel. Nails. sc.
from: American renned. Cid Domiaion. PC
az 2-1oc. {. To-. i: English and American sheet. 20
&C.: Swedes. hammered, SIC: hoop, 4&6: PIG
w war; - eRnrcc sG ss4Ssas Penn:ylSsS NJ:
.hracite. s2oTtS22: West Virginia coke. 81 FaS2
Eaits: old Dominion. 1925 per kee Ter ssasa
Plough Casttnq8: wholesale, 3d.. retail. 4&
1 &c. = 10.
Zone: Vanilla. hest. 1tHl5c.: tcte. s@ec.
"a s iS:. "'Ne' cotton l]e'; white S'&' "'0Asa
IiGacrs. Vines ac.
AZ: Sc@tch, best brands, pin:s t2@*2.25 y
brnndiss: Domestic. sl.o5@:2: fruit. tllGa
ssl.lc: aro.e: new. st.75@*2; cid, s2.25Gsi3
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY., March 20. 1879.


Country produce.
Applfs :l.75@a:2 Q t. barrel.
is.,SurG: 22r. "a IL.
Bntter: Prime 10 choice yellow, lsG22c.; fail
t,crn .usal: 4s@5oc. . h,rsI.sl for corntry.
Ur,ed Fruit: Apples. 1HGf2i.c.: ncarh-s. peeled
;5m Sc: unpcccd, 2@ic cncIric, IL: so 15c. "a 50.
EGGs: In :arI,fs. dan at O.;Gllr.
}t0ta.fs: Prime HSe-Suusc. 800 IOC.; common,
-J IInrs,sG: sl@:1.0j = bushe.
HoV: v,rana timothy, 53@65c.; clover and
mixed. 4J.,5Oc.
Uq;S: BaItd. t5MJoc. ~
pGfuioss: irish. = harrci, s2G$2.50.
Rpe: G5@7Oc. y lusLel
SHm0c: Prime, zoe. "
ny. .75msl.s5: oreliar,i-grsss. sl.25 hcrts-
.ra.s 81: kentucky bluegrass, sl.1O.
| Sri-H Str"p: 33m40c.
u;0gI: Washed. 2GG29c.: unwsshca TIA Sc.
BURY wonl will bring from 70 sc. q ID less than
above rat3=.
Cement. Line. Plaster. &c.
Csntrt: Rose dale. $3.50 ? barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. s1l Toe : D:shcI: hockW a0
!.nins). :I.I5: Cleans Fails. $4,000 ,,
rimSt.r: Lump, $3.50; sro.nd' So; caicined
''E Tar: l.alse size, s3.25@s3.5o.
nrug>, Dses,uii,. Oils. sc.
z zin"%G,: ", ss..sc = gallon.
EoaceatTrted Lys: s275G!l , case q :ons
,.1arn.
c.;I.GI: gUc. = n.
EltrGc; n Ln%,rrnH: l9c.
IuGigu: :lMs1.1O.
'Ini1eT: Ike.
0ue: iin. rcI. zoe: machine s1,%il.75; spern'
"a. Gil 20 q G.c.: lard. CSC: wet, SO = lnhca
i;es. aia.i. ta..in castor. &l.1u y gallon: NrIEia
;norlc.tn.. 3GtGjUc.; kerc.=e, 1875 cash, q gal
Erce Gingor: Zoe.
Rosts: Ginseng, soc.; sea.ea, without top $50
SoJn: sal. lt;G2c,, in keg:; English soda, Sc.
EyiTtts TnrDentine: 40c.
...'r. Dry Goods.
gyo,,-, seee.,nos mn Sh;rttaca: IA Manches
er. eek M9ncncster 3c.; Map a,;.s ~
lanes River 4l4c.; "a Grantevine 7c.: Z Granite.
lille Gr: Al Kockhridre. &C.. R"ckhride 5'ar;
| tnnes,oqs: Gac.; 10-4 Teper 2oc.; ia City,
2...c.: (;o:torsyarns. 90c.
sntta, 1Opec.: "A JACKSONVILLE. a:c.: "A Eockdsle
ar ~ Home 9Hc.; "A Oneida, 10c.; A
Avoplale &C.; A social; Ic.; a. Ani9sS. tx
sES.' ~ " .E' seituaa. 7c Mcth,n.n, &c; Pc
ter6orough &c; loi Walihsm' CSC; lo-4 City
'l, ayaT,, Drius: Petersburg. sEc; Grante7ills
corset J.ans:, Pavona, &c.; AmcSkeaE loc.
''j n~mfms Harlem 12Hc: Boston steaE siills g.
Priats American, 5Sf Aliens .ian:0 e. 5 kash:
! Wnshiuyi1n. &C.: Hamilton. &c.; Merriinack. 5h;.
Mallory. SKA; oriental, P.c.te S's:'' AEn''e
~: uar,liony. 4Ec.: Wamsnt,a:1c.
| OzCa,str les = Rice. SIC: Eaz:lsh' &c. ~
Foreign Fruits and Candv.
Candy: hIl3c. . n.
| Ien-0ns: Messrna. S3.5G@s4 q tc1.
Oranges: s3@S4. .... tn
| Groceries. &c. .,-.--..
Bacon: Shoulders. 5G5Ie.; clear riS-Eidee: Ga
6gc.: ribbed, &C.: VIRGINIA shoulders. 615Ec.
virgiu,1 hog-round. 71lT1sc. Virgins halps large
SOL oc SMALL l0l lc sns1r.crr r,a nn ,,as
BucEsis: Painted. TWO hoops s1:2aHfs .oe
| Brr"mY: TWO STRINGS SLZo' u3ee ouipsE
s1.5e6ss3 four strings. 2:s5 as3; e.,,s,oo
coSes Rio-t Common. lsi1iie s:,, ,s liz
ise.: Java esa25: sIarkst ndsa ,sn se set
~ "a m. I,aIf-boxes 13c.: tauw. lac.
SAeess Prime sat nI;a se :omSeon' ase
/ EngIish dairy lSm2Oc.: Pineapple, zoe.
Rice: carolina, 6alg7.c.i Rangcon' &C.
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Court.nousc DESTROYED by Fire.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-The Licking
county courthouse, a handsome structure
with four fronts, situated in the public
square at Newark, and Just finished at cost
of S200,000. caught fire to-day in the cupola
from gas-jct used to iliumine the clock aud
was burned down to the second story. 1t
will probably be totally destroyed. The
building was insured for $20,00n only.
Lqter.-TWo engines have been sent from
Columbus. Almost all the important coun-
t. records are safe. The militia are on duty
guarding the county property. Great cx-
citement prevails among the citizens. and 4
large number OF country people who are In
town now hope the most valuable portion
of the building will be saved.
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.OND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. March 30. 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 90 hogs
heads. The offerings at auction on Change were
II by. h,@n;: or which numb.r were sold at
p:ices ringin: from So 10 SO.
GUOTATIONS-pEIZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
Lpgs,.conmon to nicGiuni, :2.23M 1915; good
to -. S3ir $3.50.
Lsut.-.Co,rnUn TO good short. :4GGs6: m"'um
tota ~ long, *GaS750; Good 10 very goou long, SSm
10 80.
Dark leaf, good enough for wrappers and for tie
best types Of the Regcs have been thus far in very
cured tobacco otellng.
BRIGHT.
LrgsI,cor,mogp 10 medium, StG:G; good to
S;uokrr.-Fair 10 medium. iSGSlO: good to
v:ry good, Sl2@Sl5; fine to fancy, Sl7.50@
$3.50.
LcaE-Common to medium. s7.50Ms9: good 10
$15GS1e.
;Mshogony Trappers.-Common TO medium:
81 5G $50: good to very good and fine, S30GS4O
Tetl0ic Urappers-Commnn 70 medium. &2JGl
50 ); good 10 very good, S4OMS5O; fine to fancy.
Occasional small lots have since The season opcn-
cd commanded above the outside quotations. Indi-
catlons0rc that strictly fancy white wrappers Will
be in light supply.
No special change in quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade Old filters
from manufacturers, and anything desirable will
command fair prices.
There Is every pect now of good season, and
we look for incrcasc ed receipts.
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LIVERY STABLES.

TXCHANGE-, LIVERY. "A ND On
III SaLE-sTABLES AND RICHMOND 81
BAZAAR, 1888 AND 144U FRA NkLlN STIR Ef.
LAIN now prepared, with unsurpassed facility. 20
m @3ATp HORSES BY 'ihS NJ 4 W.! "eA' ="
Special rates to drovers, and every decomposition
extended them for the transaction OF thelr' ousl-
In connection with the stables have established
Raz.,ar for the SAFE BY AUCTION OF HoRSEss.
Mil ES VEHICLES of all Kinds. II HARNESS.
SkDIit IS. BRIDES. RORES, WHIPS, &c. nm
; AUCTtoN DAYS. WEDNESDAY and SAITH
LA f'A' 80. 80 JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor
C, g. AnI.EE.. Manager asn
C, G., BUTTON, Auctioneer, uso
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Crop Reports from tic West.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-The LnQu;rer pub
lscs Il careful estimate OF the wheat and
frat crops from nearly every county in
Ohio, Indiana. and Kentucky, from w!ich
i is indicated that the wheat crop will be
hountaous, but @ivcs very poor prosrec5
for peaches and apples.
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tep,ss;;u'a, no longer the mother OF Presi-
BIN" ., however, the parent OF senators,
ate b. ''t,pfesentcd in the United States Sem
ex, TX "a senators-te wiz, Johnston, With
The ln wa Davis, Coke, and Thurman.
luf m W. iatler represent Texas and Ohio,
Ola porn Of Virginia parents in Vir-
. h Gs 10 a.l ~ OF the University of Geor-
eausi s ss msIed Dir. TiIdeD TO deliver the
lAe ean 1;rsss lefor the literary Ispeie.ies
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England.

LONDON, March 29.-The court physicians
announce officially that Prince Wadcmar
died OF dptheria. Measures have been
taken to prevent the spread OF the disease.
The condition Of. DR.. Butt is again exceed
inrly critical. The severe weather has de-
yeIoped uniayorable symptoms, including
a very weak action Of the heart. lie was
little: better on Friday morning, but IS
still in DANGER. - - =.
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Turf Notes.

> CINCINNATI, March 29.-Prcliminarics for
race between the famous trotters Boncsct-
ter and Protene lave been partially ar.
ranged. 1t is agreed 10 trot for $4,000 u
side, but the place OF the race has not yet
been decided upon-the owners OF the Chs
cago horse fayoring tilat place, while Civ
cinnati is advocated by the owners OF Pre-
.eiop
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Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Captain Berg
strom. OF the Swedish bark Eulala, just ar
rived at this port. reports on the 2l>t uliimn,
in latitude 41o 81 north, and longitude lSo
30< west, passed n vessel capsizcd. She
appeared to be of GOO Oh 500 tons, painted
brown, With new metal and keel only few
feet out of water. Could not make out
name.
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MARINE ENTELLEGEEl'E.

<: ;ttS...,. OIL u MORNING. it:lS
'i'Is Ct IT,. l:i7 tvenIhg..... liz
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH, 20. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Eel, Lawrence. New York rncr.
cland:sc AMI passengers G.. W. Allen 10 co.. %ci!is
Steamer hrici, clifford. Norfolk, United Static
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. T":um
agent.
Steamer Defiance, TunnilI. Philadelphia, MERIDIAN
die and passengers J. W. McCarrlca, a2en'.
SAILED.
Steam hin Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New York. MGR
c,landse aud passengers. G.. W. Alien K Co. agent
Steamer Defiance, TuniH,l. Philadelphia, mcrc!.,n-
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick, agent.
schooner George Tani!ne Adams, boston, coal
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, New York, coal, Cur
RE Il Co.
Schooner Forest Oak. Chambers. Providence. coal,
Curtis L Parker.
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, Washington, granite,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner A. T.. smyrf, MarteEo Philadelphia.
stoues, Cur.is i Parker.
MEMORASDUM.
PROVIDENCE. March 2S.-Arriyed: EcbGoHtr :.
g. Wiley, FROM tbs port.
By telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Arvlyedcu, FIid., Lcli-
mcnt. AbrSsin!!.
FALMOUTH. M.rc'i 29.-Arr;vcI: Birii Siren, OF
Wilmington, y. c., wli rIdd"r-ac:.d d1Giac.d.
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CLAREMoST, \. H.. March ga fire
broke out this morning IN tie fremont
House. Five persons persisted. The build
ing was entirely destroyed.
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Wrestling Match.

BALTIMORE, Marc.l 29.-Match arranged
tc-eav between VIM. Miller, OF this city,
and John Mcmahon, of Vermont, to wIestle
Thursday night next. The agreement IS
:. catch a. catch can" Stakes, 500 side.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

RFUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
WI OF VIRGINIA..
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE, coRSpa TgSTH AND BANK STREETS
I,surcs BUILnINGS Ivy perpetual and annual
,olicics arains. FIRF. and LIGHTNING.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
FRANK d. STEGER. Secretary.
THOMAS BOILING, Jr., Assistant secretary.
JOHN BLAZE. Collector VI 10 om
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,sede Island Grccn5ack Nominations

PROVIDENCE, March 29.-The Union
Grcenback-Labor Convention has nomi-
mattel Samuel Hill for Governor AMI DAVID
A. Mckay fer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The SuItan's Plate.

CoSsrASr1SoPLs, MarcI ao.-It is ex-
pected that the Sul,an's plate, which has
been sent to the mint, will realize e1O0,000.
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CEOYER.EEED.

zoo BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER
,)UU SEED, ....-.-.
200 bushels PRIME OgcHARD.GRass SEED
Ai,o, cur usual supply OF
FRESH AND CHOICE GRASs-SEEps,
I'm store and for sale by
ALLISON & ADDISON. Seed Merchants.
2o.3m ioSS Nals o.ee
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GOOD WORK. Low PRICEs.
Having one Of The LARG EST AED Best
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICE: ~ TIi@" ouTIi, CON.
oned with ski!rul mechanical talent, we aIe pre-
pared 70 execute promptly, IN the very ~: 81 IL
AMI AT Low PRICES, every description Ct
BOOK AND JOB pEIN1In&
SUCH I,s
BusINESS-CARDS.
VIsITfSG-rARDs,
Profession
WEDDING-CARDs.
SuOw-CARDs,
CIRCULARS.
IASIFESrS,
..- BILLS LADlSG,
49,. RECEIPTS
RlLl.uEADs,
LETTEE-nEADs. -....
~. EOTEHEADs,
-, ACCOUNTS SALE.
r: sT4TEMENTs
S'' CHECKS NOTES
DRCG-LABELS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS, !.
| BRIEFS,
| '" &C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT woRK A
SPECIALITY.
orders from the country promptly filed ana &c
fliyered by express or mall
We have OIL the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in . manner that eann9t be eur
] passed. -. ~ ~ - -
We also do an kinds Of BINDING and RULING
! We will cheerfully furnish estimates and sent
,,,,r,ss when required. mh 12-dsw,&v
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

nIrpE CaSDIES.-I an manufacturing
/ daily my iutfniabIc pure crushed sugar CLhK-
IEiTD FLfsT CANiitS. max" meter. CD n
DIES for wholesale r;:rpr,., thau any hose IN ,his
couury--warran'oG perfectly pure and no pin'te-
raious. W. don't lie my guc"s erar -'hpaI 'aa
,",n"rn,!,in, bu, l,ur. s,g,:s: t. J. more highly
0ayor.d waiirr. brighter. ErIcr. ANA 10 "affahleo
10 stand IRA in any c'inatr. ,
TAO IiI2 Main street.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March 29.-SO1n.-Stochs strong.
Money on call, z Der cent. ENciian.c-i.ong 4So7;
short iSS. State hons dull. Government. generally
strong.
Eosntng.-Moncy. COZ per cent. Exchange
Long. iS3a@4SG: short. 4S7%M4SS. Govern
mrnis inactive aud less firm; IS, 104's. States
dali.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. March 2y.-Tle weekly statement OF
The associated banks Issued from the clearing house
to-day shows the following changes: Loans de-
crease, 1881 800; specie decrease, s35G.9OO;
legal tenders decrease S2.I03,T0G: deposits de-
crease sI,6i5.SOO; circulation Increase, S22l, =
200: reserve decrease. $l.l49.l50
rho bnuks now hold S2.973,3O0 in excess Of le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 29.-Virginia G's, deferred.
II: conios. 81: second series, AZ: past -due cou-
mons. so. North Caroline G's, DID, 22!a; new, / 81.
Bid lo-Liy,
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EU,sE&. SElf;fS. re
FURNITURE.

~ GATHRIGIiT IL son. lG COVER. IA
~. NOR STREET. ottr indn cn' Ms. both ~ ID,
10 rrir.s aud l. rms. 10 all In need Of fUESl- SISS
TURF Of suy Kind. such as 10 make IL 20 ihrlr :"
Interest 10 eXlni:e stock before nurcl'lnK. FINE
WALNUT Sui.S with Tenuessre and gray Inarblc'
Si!cDoar., with dark marble: Parlur Salts IN calc-
tine AMI raw Sill-rcry handsome: Reps AMI HAIR
Cloth suits very cheap: Pine and Poplar Furniture
%: ever, Kind. Our stock viii hc found co!iplee ia
,r,,.rgccd f. 26-3m
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CIillEA4.

TuUEAS FOR SALE.-f have $50 BUSH
" els for SAFE al 90 per hasht 80 per -, ns re-
nh IN ncr ueck delivered On ears. Rtftr 70 nI-
i,t,I.i ,tRD, fomm,-sioner Of Agriculture Tor VIZ
rtnial Addre,s X. ii. BROWN, Eaihyt \. -.
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Two THE PEOPLE OF VIR.csSEG
Il GiNlh.-I will SCH YOU n better sHSG=gg[stH-
CARRIAGE PliAETON, OPEN or TOP-BUGGY.
or SPRING WAGON. for less money than you
buy anywhere else In thh St.tc. mean his. You
ONLY have 10 go IN examine 10 know II Is true.
Don't I've influenced or kept away bv those whC cau-
not or will no, sci! yoa as good goods rs cheap as
viii. Carriage Repository l07 Governor street.
NH l3-lm $. j. FAkNAN.
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sALHs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Elcnr.

Enc 5000 s3. 10 superi;nc. Il 25N - 50 ey-
IT,. $3.50: common, faaIlr. So ,Arc? brand.
tG.2jMSG.7o; Siaunion extra. $3.50.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 90. 1879.

RICHMOND, March 90, 1879,
O@FEEIIGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 20 bushels Rel. 754 bushels.
COKX-1lhite. 764 bushels. Mi.red. 62 bushels.
DAT$.-3Sl bushels.
-..- SAisHS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
NliEhT-IFhte. Is Bushels Fuiiz mt Sl.1O.
HLd 81 bushels good FultZ ut 81 40: 20 bu>hc,
common fn!lz III 81 bushels good Full Eat 81 .OS-
total. G2 bushels.
tphN.-Whtts. 30 hushrlS prime az 19c.: l9i
III 'hti> prime at 49c. SO bushels very GOOD III 9c
l3U biL>lmls very good IL 49c: 80 bushels good at
4Gc.: 90 bushels COOL ut 49c.: pa bushels good
ut Aoc:-'"jas 76f bushels. Iirtd, so bushels very
Coos ut .iSc.
UAIS-32 bushels good at $50.
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CARRIAGES, .EGGTEs, DC.

.nMNIBUSES AND HORSES FOR E~
~ SALE.-I offer fer sa'c THREE GOOU6A
HORSES ana the ST. JAMES HOTEL. OMNIBUS,
NEBUs. carr, fng six passengers. a bargain can DC
had. Apply 1t cIce 10
mi, 3l-lt% T. W. HOESSTGEY.
w {. SMITH, MANUFAC- cI
W. TURER OF FINE FAMILY ses Ssa1ss--
CARRIAGES. LADIES' PHAETUNS. BuGGikS,
&C.-No shGddy northern or western mdchint- made
work kept Every article OF my own MAKE, aud
guaranteed first quality.
RETAINING and REPAINTING Zone In The
best style and 1t low prices. 4 CT solicited. Fac
toly. SOS north Flfth street.
4 LIGHT OMNIBUS for sale cheap.
NH
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IsYssSTgSe:-iTGsisES.

nISPATCH PKiNTlNti-iiOUSE
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.