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FINANCIAl:..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. April Z5s 1878.
sALEs-400 Richmond city bonds t6's) sold al
1D4.
Government Sec1ritfss.-United States 4k,s
l06 bid; United states as, 10l bid.
SLGfe observation-disclosures conso,s, 56f bid, III
assea Etrsinia eonsols. new, 10 bid. 42h asked
oih; virginia interest certificates. 16Iz BIZ; Wiz.
slTia taS-rcceIvablc coupons, SlA bid, soy asked
North Carolina bonds. 22 DID, "a asked.
Il9H h,d' Richmond city 6-s.J and j., O3a bld :
Peter burg CRY SIS, 1OS4 bid. 10 asked: Peters.
burg city IS special tax and g.. 100 bid; l., Rch-
and A., 1l6 bid. "
RAILROAD acknowledgements and Ohio Railroad
road fourth mortgage SIS, j. and j., lO4 bid :
Richmond :spd Petersburg Railroad srst mortgage
SIS, A. and o., 1913 bid: Rchmono, FrrdcricSs-
burr and Posomac Railroad mortgage 7S j. and
j.. or bid: RchIIoni and Dany Railroad cou-
soldated 8'<. N.and NJ SO bid; Piednont Railroad
frit mortgage SIS. A. and o.. 100 BID; Atlanta aud
Richmond AIRLINE Railroad first mortgage Ss, J.
ana j.. 66. asked: Rcamond, YorF River and
So bid
Canal Bonds---Iamcs River and Kanawha Canal
hrsi mortgage 6's. II. and ". 55 hid james River
aTf kanawha Canal second mortgage Os, NJ. and
". 10 bid.
Railroad Mocks-Richusond and Petersburg
RaiiC'ad 100 par 40 bid. 40 asked; Rich
nond' trcdericSShmgg and Potomac Railroads., per
and Rsr ~ na Ses Ssn
road- par, ess b,a sraboar% s and R sa
oKe kaiIroat common 100 bar. So bid: Sea
% bid. '
Bank Stocks-Frst National. 100 par. 1le bid:
Sa ainn BanS Of Hrgnt1- 100 par 60 askea7
Insurance ComDan tes.-VIrgiria State. 25 par.
81 bid; Virgin Virginia Home. 100 par, lo5 asked :
MiScet 5aneOus.-t,li Dominion IRON and Nair-
Works Company. 100 par, 80 asked.
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Meeting OF West Hanover Presbytcry.
tRcporcd for the Dispatch.l
SECOND DAY
ORANGE COURTHOUSE. April q. 1879.


ORANGE COURTHOUSE, April q. 1879.
Upon the meeting Of Prcsbytery to- day
the report OF the Committee on Reciprocal
Duties Of Pastor ana People was presented
From this it appeared that the pastors were
universally commended as having dis
charged their duties, and about bali OF the
churches had paid the salaries promised in
full; the arrearageS OF the others, however,
not being generally large.
The Cumberland church. in accordance
with the Joint request Of both pastor and
people. were permitted to reduce the amount
OF annual salary specified in the pastoral
call.
The associated churches OF Orange and
Gordonsville were permitted 10 employ as Il
stated supply Rev. William L. Cave.
Rev. Z. l.. Dabncy, ID. d., and Rev. G.
l.. Petrie were present to-day.
The consideration Of the Book OF Church
Order occupied the most OF the day. 1t
was claboratcly argued by DR.. Smith and
Mr.. l.. 3. Johnston in favor OF the new
Book. and by DR.. Atkinson, DIR. Dabney,
and Mr.. Mccoy in opposition. The vote
being taken, rcsutcd-aycs. 16; noes, 8.
Thus the Prcsbytcry approved OF the adop-
ton by the Church OF the new Book OF
Church Order.
The following persons were elected COM
missioners 10 the General Assembly, which
meets in Louisville, XIV, next month:
PrincipalS-Rcv. i. nj. WALES and Elder
l.. L. Hnlladay, Of College church; alter
nate>-Rev. l.. =. Johnston and Elder p. Il.
Barbour. Of GorQonSvilie.
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PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.

BRENTsvrLLE, VA, April n, 1870.
Editors of Dispatch: At the primary
election held for the county OF Prince Will
liam on Saturday last the largest vote was
cast ever polled in this county at either n
primary or general election. The commits
sioncrs met and counted the ballots to-day
and announced the following result:
For CONFERENCE.-The Attorney: Z. T..
Meredith (no oppostlcn). 1852 votes.
For Commissioner OF the Revenue. Dis
trict No. l: John III. Butler mo opposition),
LAO votes.
For Treasurer: WV. Kincheloe, s54:
+. Berkeley. 652.
For Commissioner OF the Revenue, Dis
trict No. 2: j. NJ. Barhee, SOL; NJ. Corn
wall, $50; L. G. Gossom, 273; A. II. Fench-
sci, 2a5; n. W. Horton, "a; II. Lynn. 46 !;
William :. Chapman. 40; j. s. Lunceford,
.; and Levi Lynn, 3.
For Sheriff: G. w. Tonsill, 912; ]. #.
Goodwin, 53S.
Mr.. Chapman, who was voted for, died
the night before the election; but his death
was not generally known.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, April 90, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised So hogs
heads and 10 tl,rccs. The offerings 1T auction on
Change were GO packages: OF which number SO
We're sold 1t prices rangln. from Sl.G0 To Sos.
QuOTATIONS-pRlZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
LngS.-fommon to medium, S2.25Ms2.75 good
Ia im". :3m:3.JO.
Lenf.-Cn,nmon to good short, 81 IS medium
t"I;lr "ng, *6G$7.50 good 10 very good Tong, SSGE
$3.50.
Dark leaf, good enough for wrappers and for the
best types of the Rcgcs, have been thus far in very
light supply. There Is no assortment OF dark sun
cured tobacco oticl ing.
L"gs.-Common TO medium. S4@sG; good TO
very good, :7msS.
.SnoherS-Fair to medium. $Sm:lO; good to
very good, Sl20LSl5; fine to fancy, sl7.500.
$3.50.
LedE-Common to medium. 7.5o1I:9; good TO
very good, s109Sl2.5u; extra cutters or ilers,
Sl5mSl2.
Nah"gnny Irroppcr$.-Common to medium.
extra line, $4Jm $50.
Teff0D Hrappers.- Common TO medium. $500,
$50: good 10 very good. sI0AS5O; hnc To- fancy,
:5Jm $40.
Occasional small lots have since the season open
ed commanded above The outside quotations. Indi-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers will
be III light supply,
No special charge In quotations. There Is some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade old filler:
from manufacturers, and anything desirable vii
command fair prices.
There is every prospect now of good season, an.
We look FOR increased receipts.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK.

NV, vovv ,nrn ." i cn',n
bales: uplanI<. life: Orlc'ns. / Isc. Fionr-He-
dun grades OF winter \ sba,Ic nrner southern r,ir-
~ active. ilrm, AMI unci,anrci. Wheat" Wintrr +
n Tc better: spr,ns n shade frmcr: w,mtnr rc{
slos@sl II: no. 3 winter red. +li@s. c tni
Coffee Iuict ami about steady sugar mn hanysd md
auct. Moasses in fair demand and irm RI.e elm in
iinr .t%,Iv NJ t." J,"rt htchr nv, u"'I , &
more nin- "a nus saIsSo o. gu nm'ns, W.
MddIe> lrner western and cify long clear, s 3-i6c.
i'ars-oae;,'i n' "h'SRcy sl.of bld,
'i''s aS"c"' f'e'S''S "f"''
BALTIMORE
Ar S5ESr 9 s. anA heavy
SUPER s3:s 80; eStr' E4@ss4 50; Rio brands
wheat tlrln: western strong: s"utlirIn rcl. aIO6a
~. rcd - I3Gt.I az a. 49, rrmm ,, rs
srot. Apr Nav ana June. 81 imsl ' South,
epm t I"rm "o ii' nr,m ann mgm.r,
42'sc. Oats steady: souihcrn. s5m SIC; we.;eri,
%nl,c, "3tt to'' miNei: 32m SIC; I"hsv'yanih,
SJ E,, Ky 's, NJ onS|5or, lay Urn PRIME
Ton; Ir:ysi"as lrmGS ror nn!k msats and quiet for
% vi ''r ~, 10.
' ami c rsc Jhs slss Gsrin
ti"rcs< 7a7s:. butter STEADY: rhine to cIoice
lUnL &c. Wniskcy dull at IL .O7mSl.U7H. Sugar
lrul.
LOUISVILLE
Louisville. April 25.--Flour dull aud I'M
sna sncr SO an" corn i'r r bm r 1s
white, 3Sc. mixed, SIC. na,s quiet hut steady;
whi!e. zoe: mi zcd csc. Pork ulitrt but steady at
5lO25 Lard steady Choice leaf. In tlerces, 7'shI
re: key, SsdSSc. Eulk-meats quiet but steady
| shoulders. 3',6E3sac.; clear rib. 4Ao.4i,r.; clear
sides. 17Ntic.. for loose. Bacon steady: shoulders,
31,H &C.: clear rio 5'lc.: char sides. 5hGl5tc.. for
lUuSr. Sugar. cured hams SAD 9ac. WhSkey 1rn.
| ,uxrryx,,r,
| GlScISSATl' April 2o.-rio"r anu ana uncbanger.
go, ~ f -, ~. '''i ' =, do "n H -, or
m3Sc. cash, 37.c. seller May. Oats unchanged.
| Pork ouirt at $40. Lard stronger: current mike,
81 90 Bulk. urg.s strong: shoulders So so: short
| rib ~ so cash. 4i.s2,Gy44 SO seller May. *4.B7a
seller juno. 81 80 seller july short clear -. TO-
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DANVILLE.

.!,egp:scncc Of the Richmond 1ii-patch.l
APRIL %, 1879.
hUc oi tie features OF the town life this
Week ia, been the revival OF the tobacco
1sar. uGr ii the warehouses cleared of Il
I-.E Il tobacco Yesterday, the sale OF which
!"iAVvd about seven hours. Another gave
-~ IL figures Yesterday evening, which
owed that on Wednesday it sold 1lI,200
a"d> H." Sli,GGS. 43-an average OF S10.2l.
J. elIrncc ii such an unhcard-of in
-aN rl tobacco there has been some slight
t.e.a" in the price of inferior grades, but
I'D told that the average for the week will
J. .al below the average for last month:
.c >,y il is about Sl2. am informed that
",'r> from abroad for q very large amount
: supplies have not vet been received by
/" 'ol.&cco brokers, but they ara expected
.omc in for very large aggregate Oh or
,a1cl the Isl 0! May. | mean orders for
ri, Of course. Al the interna-reycnue
t'h.e acquisitions have been filed for stamps
l. 'Ae amount Of about $4,000. and this
WV U.oye about JG2 800 pounds OF the man
W%ciweN artIr!c
Ir. tcor-c Morris, OF Louisa county,
hi> Deem appointed clerk Of Judge Rivcs'S
court II place uf Mr.. {. L. Latham, re-
,.-n.G
Gentlemen from Chatham speak OF the
:. ~1i!al-dar Che 22d) Of Company or the
!dy'ih!rd regiment IL having passed oil
ny pleasantly. Colonel ". K. Aylett, OF
~! William county. who MAS colonel
's'-.&Ndlnc, delivered an address Of an
--u;. length, which was full OF pleasant
f-,@>ccnccs of the many trying times
~' va Which That company and his rc%l-
..a! 'j&d passed, and withai truly patriotic;
..,S winch The tables were spread, and Scl-
VII "0nd!cd people partook thereof.
g.. \ 'ciNinS-party caught Il fish Il night or
, W., ago oi the eScr NctuS tribe tia:ktishl,
.+.sA "cighcr' nine pounds and tea ounces,
w." ":2 ih.rty-iAgcc inches long. That is
,.~ argos ever caught i'll these waters, they
VII ~ Grir> cave Mr.. w. S. Flynn and
,I',. NORTH Danville, a recently married
I.re' Scrcnade last night and set Of
~ -.'''--Nf. Flynn being IL member OF that
,.. nc revival services which were begun on
, ,@1aS at the Baptist church are now in
TTas'c>s. seven conversions have been re-
s.. .l, The congregations are large and
,n, -:epiy Interested. In the congrega-
.-s' night there were present Rev. Mr..
j, ",,,h' Rev. Mr.. Compton, and also Rev.
p D.. Aafable, of the Goldsboro' IN. ca
8, :.sS!!'erian Church. Mr.. Marab.c, now
,irn- ,sit 10 relatives here, has from time to
-1a some share in the services.
ALPHA.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH I o THE DISPATCH.

PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL In THE SEN
ATE; WILL THE PRESIDENT VETO THE
BILL ?-OTHER CONGRESSIONAL AND
WASHINGTON NEWs-GRAND PREPARA-
TloSs IN ATLANTA FOR THE CELEBRA-
TON OF MEMoRIAL-DAY; GENERAL FITZ-
HUGH LEE TO DELIVER Az Address
EXECUTION IN NORTH ALABAMA-THE
NEW SYSTEM OF RUSSIAN ESPIONAGE; AN
OFFICIAL DECREE GRANTING AMNESTY
ON TIE OCCASION OF THE EMPEKoR'S
SILVER WEDDING - ENGLISH HURDLE
RACE-OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C. &C.
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STAUNTON.
PERSONAL INTERCHANGEABLE

,c 'HEsoNAL ITEMS-BASR-BALL.
jurisprudence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
rs,,., APRIL 25, 1879.
wf0rr,aih Z. r. Mason, of this county, the
ceiyeS" u wv railroad contractor, has re-
seser IL 'ne :. contract for building great
5eing s ~ cincinnati, the price OF the work
ray, a. wa morning Mr. George M. Muir
: lwo.msmna. ynesboro', returned home from
tspd. EI He aa visit to bis relations in Eng
Gati bis SAY says that from arrival in England
I've wesls uepafture fer home-a period Of
Ar, Wi nne only saw the sun one day.
aas reea; ,,i'am Il. Fl. Lynn, OF this city,
Nevada = VI from the Grand Chapter OF
commission as representative of
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ROLLS, STTs. WASHERS, sc.

VULCAN IRoS-W0RKS,!
RICHMOND, April 10, 1879.
H,UESE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL
L OPERATION. Orders solicited for
SOITARE and UEXAGON NUTS, itMB-AClS
CAST and WROUGRT-IROS WASHERS;
RAILROAD-TRACk BOLTS OK every variety;
MACHINE, CARRIAGE. TIRE, STOVE
PLOUGH, FRIDGE, ROOF, and Oak
BOLTS;
BOLTS Of any special design that NAV bc desired
Lag or WOOD-SCREWS, TANk-RlFETs,
EOILER-RIVETS ef selected riyet-iron.
BOI.T-ESDS, PLOUGH. CUFFS. ETE-BoLTS.
HARROW and DRAG-TEETH,
Observation-Disclosures TEETH, i. .' Z.
W,II.EABLE CASr-IRON CLEVISES,
MALLEABLE or ORDINARY IRON .cAsilNuo
iron Ratings OF all patterns,
STREET and WINDOW GRATlN6S.
TROS-WORk FOR JAILS AND bCiLDiNoS
generally. ri
ihq"i'' 10 80 ~ 7. :. BRUCE.
WILLIAM NJ. ARCHER, Mar.ager Of M Ian 70
turing Department. ap A0-'S"~-~
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ased. Sc: :: si@s4c.: i. s9c.: sxnA C, SC. s
mer um 9G5 81 ni cut loaf 1okc.. Porto Eso Do
o nor1; Common. sa7c.: hest Washing. 7tSsass
~, to ~. ana fancy nrIces country. 4m'eo
or strictly choice. ~A''"sSA''~
Hides. Leather. &c. s
Hiaes: Green. 4aoe.: dry sal,ed. loa11c.: 4rr
dirt. d38l4c;; wet salted. 6SR7c. wei sal;ei esiE
Leather: Sole leather. oak. 30G3J..: sole leather
an,sh- ls6a22c. loot; KIP. 4OM75c. D. nsrn e
country. ZJE30: citv buisaI. 40 a35c. u H.: calf
ss,ns french. sl@s1.90 q D.; rough skirtinzr
from. Steel. Nails. sc.
iron: American refined. Old Dominion. 20
~ :.I0c, p d.; English and American sheet. SO
iron: Virginia corl-hiast charcoal s2s@e39
warni. blast Charcoal: s24@ss2s: Pennsylvania am
Wis Old Domn Mss' 30 sI 81 COKE ss 81
aro-that Is ten-penuv: osnar gzta extra
hfosyf-Castan9s: wholesale, &C.; retail 80
.anc: Manila. best. 14@l3c. ju,e. saec.
F1gs: Mixed coitoa l5.c.: white. 2..c.; wooleu.
Ltauors. Wines. &c.
hte: Scotch, best brands, plnts s2Gs2.2o .
Brnasates: Domestic. sr.23@s2: fruit. sl.loa
S;aG; a , . Rsx; sE7'@ss old s223Ssa:
Rue ItiskeHs: Medium. 1.50@82: p,lre old. %
Gs4: Ir1inia mountain. new, $2GsS2.50, id.
s2.50GsS5.5O and upwards.
Gin: domestic. sl.25Is2: imporfed. % q case.
TeD England Rum S1.50Gt& r.60.
Rsctifsd WaiSSevs: Market quiet; proof. 4l.25.
lumber Slaves, NC.
Lumber: White oak. S126asl5 q I 900: Western
Virginia pOnar T15GlS2O = 1000: white nne
slS6S63 . 1000: yellow nine boards. ssmSl3:
loSt. - 0NsE4. according to lengths. Shine,es-
Pine. *2.hO0s3; cypress six-nch. a5NtS9.26
+ 1000. Laths-Spht, 81; sawed, sl.5o@*l. IS
Savss: Whiskey-barrel timber. green. slsas2e1
LOCO: seasoned S2Otu,S23 ? i,0OC, Fiour-oarref
timber. S2ChS5 2 1000. Flour-barrcl poles, as
zoe q bundle.
Powder. Shot, SIC.
Fuse TOYS mining. 35c.@sl.25 q 100 feel.
Ponder: 1915 by Che i've kess-less than nvV
kegs $6.25 blasting, S3.2j6rS3.50.
shot: Northern. - 65 4 bag or z5 lbs.
GrtHistcHeS: liNG2sc. q ID.
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BY TcleSrapB.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. April 25.-Eoon.-Stocks strong
Money ON call. 3G4 per cent. Exchanye-Lony,
4s6; short, 1874. State hous dut Governments
hrmcr.
steady. Governments firm new IS, IO416 states
dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 25.-Virginia 6's. deferred,
~: consols 56l second SERIES X: pas-due cori-
nons. Sls4. North Carolina 6's. Oil, 22: new, IL.
Bid to-day
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ueuori,l.nav mt A,lanta. Ga.

ATLANTA, April 25.-Grand preparations
are making for the celebration OF memorial
day here tomorrow. Several visiting MILL
tary companies have already arrived, und
General Fitzhugh Lee, OF Virginia, arrived
to-day, and will deliver the memorial ad-
dress. The Richmond uussars, OF Augusta,
and the Edgetield Hussars and Burke Coun-
ty Hussars had n tilt ut Oglethrope Park TINS
afternoon, in which the Edgetield Hussars
were victorious. =
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the Chapter to the Grand Chapter Of vir-
g,nia, which meets in Richmond IN Decem-
Der.
Rev. William T. Richardson, of this civ,
who, with Dr. James c.. Southall, has pur-
chased the Central Presbyterian, in your
city, Will make his residence in Richmond
In June.
A Lexington baseball club has lust left
Tor home, after getting away with the
stanton boys by score OF % to 81.
PENN,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOOD.

RAREIS--STAEES--FA WOOD.
A. Il. GOoDMAN-A. Il. GOODMAN X CO.-LEROT
MYERS.
Nos. 1922 and 1924 Cary street.
Richmond, Va.
HAVING SINCE THE WAR BEEN
Ill extensively engage in the bark business Of
all kinds in his S2tc. wc hcs leave To inno,lnr" to
the farmers AMI the public generally that We lave
rented the large and c.,lnmGdious warehouse Nos.
1929 and 1924 Cary street. anu harr added 10 cur
business that Of STAfi.S and FANCY WOOD.
such Is HICKORY. WALNUT. POPLAR. etc. We
will be pleased tu furnish valuable information con-
c"rrin. The mode Of preparing the same for market
use. The most liberal prices will be paid for these
articles a. Is. GOODMAN L CO.,
1922 and 1924 Cary street.
ap 25-d1 m: w2m&w2mc0w Richmond. Va.
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THE POINDENTER TRIALS.
THE POINDEXTEE TRIALS.

READY TO-DAY, an impartial account (ity-slx
pages octavo) Of the shooting of Charles {. Curtis
by John +. PoindcXter, personal description Of the
principal characters, COroncrs inquest. examination
1T the Police Court. aud two trials before the lust
iugs Court; together with lists Of those examined as
to their qualifications jrymcu, and other interest
Ing information.
For single copy. 20 cents.
For sale by ncw>dcalerS.
W. d. CIlFSTERMAN,
apCG-1swSw f.. ~. FISHER.
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Negro wire.Murderer Hanged.

TDscuABrA, ALA. April 25.-The first
hanging in North Alabama under the recent
law requiring executions 10 be private &C.
Cured here to-day, the culprit being Charles
Rash (colored), who killed his wife in April,
1877
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.not,,er Nan Shot In vicksburs.

VIcKsBURG, Miss, April 25.-J. I. Bride
we'll was probably fatally shot last night.
He says be was shot by f. 81. Andrews,
brother OF W. II. Andrews, who was killed
last month.
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NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS. dc.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL ON TIE NEW
~ FIRM OF
IN W l. T. ~ n

ii q T n L J. X d TX . 7 II Z. It > = :
525 BROAD STREET.
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, EdBROIDERlES,
JEWELRY, &C.
PRINCES at csc. worth 35c., ut 73c; worth s5c,
and upward; HOSIERY at &c. worth 1851 " l7c
Zoe worth Use. at Ate. worth G5c.=Sid, thread
and cotton: CoRsETs at 49c. worth 76s;. at 97c
worth s1.26, and upward; IEPH1ks-bIse ana
ounce. Call and convince yourself or our Low
PRICES. ONE PRICE ONLY ONE PRICE On
LY! Country orders receive prompt a'lehson'
ap22
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EDUCATIONAL.

TDGEHILL SCHOOL.
Thi, SCHOOL. which has been in successful ope-
ration for hirtct under the joint lnanage-
ment OF Misses MARY b. RANDOLPH. CARRIE
X. RANDOLPH. and SARAH y. RANDOLPH,
will DC continued by the Two first named principals,
with full corps Of competent ass!Sants-lnr the
most part those who have been heretofore employed
The next SESSION Will commence SEPTEMBER II,
1879.
Address MISSES RANDol.Pii'
kc.wick Depot,
Albcmarle county. Va.
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SPRING FLOWERS.

FLOWERS, FLOWERS
l. TOLER & HOOPER. FLORISTS.
CORNER CHERRY AND hLBEMARLE STREETS
ADJOINING HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
have the largest and finest collection Of GREEN
HOUSE and BEDDING-PLAETS ever oil.rc! for
sale IN this city. VASES ana H.tNGlNG-BAShETS
filled 10 order. Prices yfry reasonable.
Zap 94-I3iyl
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Firr, $3.50: suneriinr, 1926; extra. 1926
continues iarii". 1919 fang; braI45, S6.2j 81
1918; Staunion extra. $3.50.
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Hardaway, OF the ST. Louis Times, and be
delights to talk about Richmond in by-gone
years when he was at the Tredegar Works
with his father. His first sweetheart was a
Richmond girl, and you cannot convince
blm that there was ever such military
company as the Young Guard when be pa.
raded in 1t under Captain John Richardson.
THE VETO.
Prominent Republicans tonight are an
perfectly confident that Mr.. Hayes will veto
the army bill, and some think he will have
his veto message ready by Monday. Many
Democratic congressman think there will
be no veto, but give no reason Tor their
faith. Mr.. Atkins hopes to reach a vote on
the legislative bill in the House Tomorrow
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Conkling, Carpenter, Chandler, and Lo-
gan had their heads together to-day in the
Senate while Paddock was speaking, and
their earnest talk and gestures meant sosse.
thing wicked.
The proper officers at the Capitol are To-
day investigating Captain Blackiord and
Lieutenant Smith, OF the Capitol Police.
but their friends clain they will come out
perfectly clear. The last named is from
Alexandria.
Hon. Charles Lewis, NJ ?. from London
derry, was at the Capitol to-day.
Minister Stoughton will return from Rus
STA next week, and the r7llnor Is that he
will not 90 back.
Policeman Philip Shea has been sent to
the lunatic asylum.
The revival at HamIine-Street Methodist
church increases in interest under the
preaching OF Mr.. Harrison, the evangelist.
To-day has been very warm. and ladies
who have pretty spring bonnets were
happy.
ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph TO the Dis
patch.l
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, April 25.--The Senate has
confirmed the nomination OF Edwin w.
Kcightly, OF Michigan, to he Third Auditor
Of ibe Treasury. and W. Elwel! GoIdsboro,
OF Baltimore, to be United States Consul at
Annoy.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 90 bushels prime on private
terms. Red. 10 bushels very good TultZ AT Slll:
IL bushels very good Lancaster 1t Sl.l5: leo
bushels primo Lancaster al :l.l6; 100 bushels
mixed 1T : .12-totai. 2Si bushels.
. CORN lthte. IS bushels very good at 5lc.: 90
bushels good IL Jlc.: so bushels good III 5lc.: 23S
bushels good m Ole: 23i bushels prime at ) lc.
10 bushels prime ~ Ole: 100 bushels FuItZ ut
5Oc.-!ola!, SIG bushels. -G.ced, 30 bushels very
good 1t soc.
BrCKwHEAT.--iS bushels 1T COO.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PuET OF RICHMOND, APRIL %. 1879.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. walker. Ne" YORK
merchandise and passengers, e. W. Allen 20.
agents. .., ,.
steamer Allilncr. Smith. Philadelphia. in"rchan-
die and passengers. j. ". Mctarric~. agent.
Steamer ARIEL. clifford Nnrto!k United SateS
mil. merchandise, an parscn-rr-. -
Schooner 4. H. IInritcrt, Iryiu, New York. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio l:alr"ad.
Schooner Lena ". rott,nslain. Ou'cn, &c" OK,
camel coal, Gcrvis SinrrS, agent.
Schooner White Foam. DIN, %cw York. cannei
coal, Gerva5 StorrS, agent.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

- ~ L
Miss SARAH y. RANDOLPH. hitherto one of
The joint principals oil the Edgehlll school; has
E!licou civ. Maryland. She win be assisted by Il
full corps Of instructors. The INSTITUTE viii he
open for the reception of pupils and the exercises
begin on the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1879.
ADDRESS Miss :. y. RANDOLPH,
Palapsco Female Institute,
ap 2G-d2taw4w&w4w Ellicott City, Nd
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GsSa<S AND BANKERS.
Y. ". rICkRELL. President.
K. e. sSEAD, Cashier.
cows. &c.

-.
r,pESU COWS FOR SALE.-l ffssS1-
Il HOG, constantly on and FRESH COWS, sSAy
which win sell cheap. COWS arnt mo kiceInoS
or Manchester for INSPECTION, Address ", -.
Petersburg tarupiKe blk miles below Aanehs,aer.
ap l4-a2tk - -. - = -.
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CUTICURA SOAP.

A MEDICINAL AND TOILET SOAP.
ARE SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Zap 2Gl
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COMMERCIAL.
'ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, HprlI %, 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White.2 % bushels. Rcd. 292 bushels
CONSULATE. Sl6 bushels. Nirsd, AZ bushels
nATS.-2t6 bushels.
& shnl.