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thirty armed men overpowered the guard
a' The Jail, took johnson, and, after trying
IN vain 10 get confession from him, hung
MN to tree In the iail-ynrd, where his
body was found this morning.
The Alexandria Pirates" Dis.
charged.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 1.-THE case OF
the two men charged with piracy In taking
from The agent OF The Liberal newspaper
an edition Of that paper while IL was being
brought from Washington to this city, and
throwing Ii overheard. was before Judge
Hughes, OF the United States District Court,
to-day upon a writ OF habeds corpus. The
Judge, after defining the crime OF piracy,
said this case did not come under the de-
finition, and decided that imprisonment
was an error arising from a misconstruc-
ton Of the sections OF the Revised Statutes
bearing upon the crime of piracy, and that
the Jurisdiction assumed by the United
States would override that OF local jurs-
diction. He therefore dismissed the ac-
cused, and the complainant made no further
move to continue the prosecution.
There was no political significance at
fached TO the case whatever. the provoca-
ton and assault being altogether Of a per-
sonal character. There was no excitement
at the trial.
A Prisoner Tarred and Featiicred.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April "A special dis
patch from Farmer City, H., to the Times,
says: " This town has been for q day past
in state OF excitement over the arrest and
mobbing OF man OF fifty years named Levi
Coleman, charged with committing crimi-
nal assault on his sisterin-aw, Mrs. Ole
sIo -
lived in one house. When Oleson came
home from Clinton his wife complained Of
his brotherin.law, and he had Coleman ar
rested and bound over TO court. While
Coleman was lodged in the calaboose await
ing removal 10 JAIL some men took him out
and gave him a coat Of tar and feathers and
put him back into his cell. During the
night he dug his way out through the brick
from"
Outrage by Indians.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, April 2.-On March
Odd a small party OF Apaches captured and
killed a soldier OF the Ninth cavalry who
was carrying dispatches. They attacked
San Jose, but were driven off by two SOL
Giers and several Mexcans, one soldier and
one Mexican being killed.
Suicide OF "a Contractor.
GALVESTON. April "A special to the
NelcS from MinneOla says: "Henry Low
ell, well.known contractor, committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himself
through the heal. Bad health and inability
10 pay his debts caused the act"
A Crevassc In the Mississippi Levees.
New ORLEANS, April "a crevasse &C.
Cured yesterday four miles above Gre'na,
which by night entirely submerged Shlrpe's
plantation. During the night the break
enlarged to sixty feet, and the water rushed
through at great rate. A band Of men
are at work, and 1t is hoped the break will
be closed in a few days. Colonel Hsrdee.
State engineer, has gone to take charge Of
The repairs.
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girI,n'ond aispatth.
.,ruRDAY'.'''''''''''AlA'I . l'0v'

80 ~ AMERICA GRANT
THS I'm s.,T TITLE From TRg NEw Or
ANn Ryx ASSOCIATION Genera Ttsn'
Is,N ascen,ion at the st. Charles hote',
bad n,1csps, Thursday AFTERNOONS ana
New ~ took 2 drive. Thursdav n'ght
siterw"S,Ss court having sereuaded The
he oa' "S other distinguished members OF
queen ss' remained finally 10 the mansion OF
les eou'nr BALDWIN, president OF the Royal
Alee" p a large company, including
Ilcs'' Grant. was in attendance, and par
ttaos,a ,n = magnificent banquet. During
lNlps'0rsss Mr.. Baldwin announced that
T. n'snc.I been elected member OF the
be ",wn..' .rd the ilile OF Duke OF Amer
Ioys i,V Sren conferred upon him. The
Pc S Was immediately decorated win
DeH" nrier Of 81. Rex by Judge George II;
lse Nm Lord High Chambcrlainj aud
B't1 csa.er,I acknow lodged the compliment
y, !. '.ol.>,snce as follows:
W. W. ard Genllomcn,-l thank youVery
i y. Co. this kind reception and for The
rs'', men. ,v which The Rex Association has
cai'..3 mo. For as pronounced a RcQub'
~. ~ eu. 4, would under ordinary cir
i'.' , 81, hardly be proper for me to nc
GU. ,sc dialncliOn which Won have Jus
cp -. - mon me, especially as have beer
.,..rrailv charged with al attempt TO SEIZE
nv higher title. But. = SAID before
.nch circumstances and aDpreciatins
.s'"',icc.s OF your worthy organization,
w the title OF duke, and thank yol
,or the compliment paid and the Rin'
..sn,ion extended me.
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4 CONVICTION About A CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT. The resolution granting per-
Mission 10 the Society OF The Army and
NsyV II The Confederate States 10 erect 4
monument 10 Confederates IN Eutaw Place
ra..ed The second branch OF the City Conn.
al on Wednesday night. and is now in the
la,d, Of The Mayor. The Sun says
There was no recorded vote on the ques-
lion in The second branch, but DR.. Thorn,
himself a comrade-in arms OF the brave
rea 10 whom the monument is proposed
70 he erected. aud as competent as any
per.on in this community TO sneak
ihe sentiments they would probably
bod upon this subject had The war spared
their lives. declared against the proposition
very distinctly, ard voted accordingly. In
amodest but earnest speech he ayOwed his
iiib, which would abide as long as he lived,
in the justice Of the cause they fought for,
his esteem for their virtues, his LOYALTY 10
their memories. But these feelings did not
bind him 10 his duty as public officer and
Is 4 representative in ;he municipal coan-
dl. Of The community. He yOled No in
view Of that responsible position, while. as
private individual, he would rejoice to
1--WE Bis consent"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

FLOODS IN TFXAs-sUTCTDE OF A WILL
KNOWN CoNTRACToR-vERMo DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTIONAL TERRIBLE ExE-
CUTIoN IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY
CONFIDENCE RESTORED IN SAN FRAN
CIsCc--sHooTING CHALLENGE ACCEPT
ED-EXsCUIIoNs IN VERMONT, LOUISE
ANA, KENTUCKY, AND MIssIssiPPI-FIRE
IN BRADFORD, PA. EIGHTEEN BULL INGs
BUeNED-ArACHE OUTRAGEs IN TEXAS .
THE ALEXANDRIA PIRATES" CAs,p-
DEATH OF A BOSTON NEWSPAPER fRo
PRIEToR-A FIRE IN MIDDLEsEX COZ JNTY
n. J.-TAR AND FEATHERS IN ILL IN oIs-
THE FUTURE RELATIONS OF THE PAR
TIES IN THE HOUSE OF CoMMDNs--RU
SIAN SATISFACTION AT THE lsEsULT OIL
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS, &C,
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IMPETfGO AND ECZEMA,
WITH Loss OF BAIP, CURED BIZ THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

NesSrs. Weeks g. Potter:
Gentlemen 1T affords me pleasure 70 send you the
following report of n rem rkabe cure by yonr GU
TICURA REMEDIES. For two years the patient
lao suffered with Impetgo on the face aud scalp.
and Eczema In It's worst form The back aud
shoulders. For eighteen months he was under
medical eaiment-someiimes bett and some
times worse-but never cured. As the fmpetigo In
creased severity his hair began TO fall on rapidly,
and he was feai fuI that he would lose IL ALL Eight
months ago he began the use Of the ctTtCuHA
REMEDIES. and by perseverance and the regulIr
application Of he remedies he Is now not Only cured
OF every phase of tn disease but has better head
of hair than ever before. am therefore enabled by
per,ona observation to certify the great curative
properties of the CUTICURA REMEDIES in the
treatment of Skin and Scalp Diseases.
Truly yours, IT.. =. HOWELL.
SARNIA, CANADA, october II, 1879.
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Thursday night about 10 O'Clock a bril-
hant meteor passed over our city, shedding
light which for the time dispelled the
shades Of night. and even surpassed the
rays Of the moon. then sbining In the clear
hesyeus. The meteor parted while In sight
INTO three distinct balls Of fire, whose bril-
nancy surpassed anything OF the kind we
nave e'erseeD. The display was witnessed
Uy Iuge number OF our citizens. and was
ID1 SUBJECT OF comment on every hand. Ut
giRiaE.
20 Thursday last Miss Elizabeth Criss,
Sho resided near Browns church, in Cum
SsiAnd county, was burned 10 death. At
.ue lime OF toe accident she was in field
oO' very Tar distant from her house, where
Iolmslraw was being burned, when her
,iNhlsg caught from the flames, and before
uty could be eXtnguisbed she was literally
i.-''ed alive. She lived for twenty-four
I9lIs aiterwards, suffering untold agony.
fVr@ruIs journal.
samuel Robinson (colored), confined in
I' jan OF this county under sentence Of
~1'. lof The murder In October last Of Ed
sIu Thomas (also colored), will. between
w nours OF and O'Clock on Friday MORN
1,y.s, April Oh, pay the penalty OF bis crime.
Iue execution Is 10 take place in the Jail
t-,u' snd consequently viii be witnessed by
WY a lew persons.-Loudoun Minor.
mr. George w. Palmer. OF SatvilIe, has
.- S purchased pair Of The celebrated
~, Wy aesdale" horses, recently imported
nDn scotland. The stallion. fine animal,
a AtdIf OF ta1iDhs I ,annHg
"aIe, only i've years OF age, about the
~, ihe TWO are said to have cost $4,000.
~S"c''targ AeeS.
iue names OF ten col0red men have been
..~u ior Jurors IN the courts of Balti-
80. eh!' IN accordance with recent re-
~ suens Of supreme Court DECISIONS"
me HW says. The names will be placed on
asER. VIM" os"''' p""''' "''
new posi-office Is established at Meri-
Diowiddie county, Va, uear Ream's
LIDO, With Robert b. Harweii as post
III Daniel +. Maddox il appointed
,Isstef ct Oyeralls, Page county, Va, a
| onee established on the route between
,S 'sd Fiont Royal.
Oss~S New York Tribune says the Bijou
4 nt.e.. house, IN that city, was 0peoed We'd
| NJ? evening under the management OF
III ~. Ford & ueCauli, Of Baltimore, In
! yqt %ssenee OF large, brilliant, and SYM
'.1siie audience.
ts ,uaesday evening Captain T. c. Nor
sI.,m,lh Tue stauoton VindicdiOr, had the
| ite tune 10 biye his left hand caught In |
| fnt es''nffy Of the job pres.. The three
tsse'' aseis We're terribly mashed, but no
, a were broken.
|dasss.d9 smelling Works at Martins have
III 81, s,u hands. aud mr. George w. Palmer,
,an slsasiI'e, hss become The purchaser at o
ne E s,.sn $4,000 aud 10000 - Kyfhe- |
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e,or Ey A PAPER BAC-A Book AGENT
-. "A INK HOUSE. or 4 Doctor WHO
~ Nevsl. WEAPoN.-A man who called
!. pr Thomas II. Andfens's house, 1ll7
...r,e street. on Tuesday afternoon, on
1.,s,ee Of consulting the physician, con-
.'s5 himself in The parlor until o'clock
,,.,srdsy morning, when he BEGAN pedes.
,.i,n tour Of the apartment in search OF
.,roser. lie made noise which awakened
NJ t.drew>. who discovered that he had
I'D his revolver. Taking an empty paper
~, no indafed /, from his lungs and creep
- dawn stairs overlook the intruder rs
s+ cane from the parlor. With a shout
,ts Doctor exploded the paper bag upon the
.','i-.r,ilinr. msking a terrific report and
s-ohisuing the stranger 80 that be tumhled
,r,n the floor. thinking he bad been fired
!, He appealed for mercy. DR.. Andrews
~, one az the servants after a policeman
I'D demanded from the captive bis name
,rd The object 81 bis wish. He said he was
Gorge Campbell. a book agent, and be-
bn,ed in Camden. He asked for mercy on
conn, II his wife and children. 'uddenly
h. ,prang from pr. AndrewS'S grasp aad
r., DOWN Twelfth street, pursuit by the
rlt.ician being unadyi>able on account Of
H. rimeal. The fugitive left behind him
book containing the NAMES Of 4 number OF
Imminent persons Is subscribers u an cdi-
ioa Of Shakespeare, Of which sample copy
va, lHclosed in the book. -PhilQdeiphid
f-.rte
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CUTlCURA.
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
CUTICURA, A MEDICINAL JELLY,
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAPS,

are the only known remedies that will permanently
cure Humors OF the Blood aud ssin, Affections OF
ne Scalp with Loss OF Hair. and Ii, err Kidney, ard
Urinary Disorders caused BY impure blood. CUTI-
CURA REsOLyENNT is the greatest blood purifier
in Medicine. IL acts through the bowels, liver, Kid
neys and skin. IL absOrbs polsons that Goat In the
blood. and purges them from the system, CUTI-
cuRA, n Medicinal Jelly, arrests external disease,
eats away llfeess flesh aud skin, alloys ipfamma-
lion, Itching. and iryi,ation, and heals. IL is n
naural rrproducer and beauiiitr Of the Hair. GU.
TICURA SOAR cleanses, heals, softens, whttens and
beauties the skin II and the CUTICURA SHAVING
SOAP, the ONLY medicinal shaving soap, are pre-
pared from CUIICURA.
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An AMERICAN SEA CAPTAIN FINED.-A
letter from Havana dated March 27th says
"The American brig Emma l.. Bali has
hiely bad 10 pay fine OF $1,000 in gold in
he port Of MataDZas, that amount having
been previously claimed by the custom
house authorities In the port Of Sagua. Cap
lin Perry had been fined al Sagua because
he weight Of the goods be bad DISCHARGED
Exceeded that given in the bill OF lading ;
bot the Captain, believing himself wrOngCd,
isiused TO pay the fine, and left without
Neng legally cleared-an offence subiecting
lin 10 an additional fine OF $1,000. Upon
De vessel reyslting the island and entering
l1e pOt Of Matauzas the Captain was made
iopay the $1,000 fine, though he insists that
. vas properly cleared when he left Sagua.
Ias American Consul-General, when noti-
TED Of the facts, says he is not satisfied the
BE was lawfully imposed"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, IL q bushels.
CORN White, 1,lG0 hushels: OF which 368
bushels were re-exhbited. Teiioo, 90 bushels.
NiLed, 100 bushels.
OATs.-2I4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHfAT-Red, 20 Lusheis Futz M $40; II
bushels ful'z al 81 rs bushels fuzat $1.Sj-
total, go bushels.
CORN White, 436 bushels very good at SIC
100 bu heis prime private terms; 1902 bu he, =
hOmiuy at 5Sc. 80 bushels very good al SIC.
10 Oushei, prime private Terms: 2i2 bushei q
prime at 57c.: Ia Dushtle prime at o.: ~
hushe, prime AT 5sc total, ESQ bushels. fsli1D
20 bushels prime at sSc.
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Ry Telegram
NEW YORK.

New YORK, April 2-soon.-stocks stro8g
Money on call. 56l6 per cent. FxchanRe--L0ne
4s44; short 4S74. State bonds dull Governments
strong.
Ersafng.-M Money, 9 per cent. EXCHANGE. 4S4H.
Governments strong and higher: neH rs. 1852.
AZ per cents. 100: 4 ner cents. 1907. States DIT.
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FIRE RECORD.
Eighteen Buildings Burned at Brad
ford. Pa.

ford. Pa.
BRADFORD, Pa, Aprl 2-Eightcen
buildings. valued at Sl50.0Oo, were burned
here to-day. Insurance large.
L0ter.-The losses by the fire are now
roughly estimated at $4,000. The fire i.
ascribed TO the knocking over OF kerosene
lamp by a drunken guest OF the Sawyer
House. who was burned 10 death.
Destructive Woodland Fire.
SOUTH AMBOY, n. j., April > -Yesterday
between 1000 and 3, 1000 acres II woodland
in Middle.eX county VAS swept over bv
fire, St t by sparks from n locomotive. Wood
choppers houses. maple-Sugar houses, wa
gon>. implements, &C., were destroyed.
Loss very heavy.
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Louis, Chicago, QaIucy. Louisville, Rich.
mond, Petersburg, Lynchburg, Danvllc,
Durham, and Winston.
Bl1EF NEWS ITEMS.
The bill % establish mail service with
Brazil hes gone TO the Senate t-Ofiee
Committee.
The &c VIII be no session Of the Senate
tom ,rrow.
Lawrence Barrett, the trsgedian, win
pl ay In Washington next week.
The Washington Monument Society have
I concluded that II will not do 10 change the
original plan now.
Senator Bruce, with his Freedmen Shank
report, submitted two bills, one OF which
ptovides for the purchase by the Govern
ment Of the bank.buildipg at s25o,0OO.
There has been a large increase in the
sale OF postage stamps.
The investigation OF the District Com
missioners was continued to-day.
The weather was perfectly beautiful to-
dag, and great crowd Of people were out.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
| patch.J
CASE DISMISSED.
WASHINGTON, April 2-In the United
States Supreme Court To-day the case OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff in error, Us. Edward Mayo,
executor, etc, ct al , was, on motion Of w.
a. Maury, of counsel for defendants in err
ror, dismissed with costs under the sixteenth
rule.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT FOR ALASKA.
WASHINGTON, April The Cabinet to.
day decided TO recommend legislation look
ing to the establishment Of civil government
for Alaska.
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letter

TREATED BY HALF DOZEN PHYSICIANS
WITHOUT CUTE.
Messrs. Weeks e Potter:
Gentlenen.-Mr Robert stewart has been q great
snf rer for years with letter Of very aggravated
form. He has received treatment from half dozen
OF the best physicians In this oca ny WIN put NIUE
relief Some lime ago he began the use of the co.
TICuRA REMEDIES, which have helped him be-
yOnd all expo aticn. Also relieved rhruInat
Affection of the hip. for which he Is very thankful
There are other cases in this town THAI can slye
similar testimonials.
Respectfully yOurs,
Wv. GYARD, Druggist.
SHARON, PA, June 10, 1879.
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE
OFTHE KIDNEYS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
WITH CUTICURA RESOLVENT.

Messrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentemen,-In the year 1868 was taken With a
severe attack of Kidney Disease ,nd entered Belle
vue HOSPITAL for treatment DR.. johnson pro-
nuunced my trouble BriRhl's Disease. IL is now
eleven years since lef the no piial hut partially
cured, during which lime | have never been free
from pain ami dis ress, athoug constantly using
,ome rem. dies. When bean taking the CUTiCU-
RA RESOLyENr my symptoms were severe PAIN II
the back, great accumulation of water, legs swollen
and nalnful so thlt could scarcely walk, pre-. en-
II < every Appearance Of frOpsy. IL may seem MI
rrlcuons Tut IN rem days use of he RES0LyEHT all
these disre- ing symptoms disappeared, aud in less
than month was completely cured.
DANIEL MCMAHON,
2lo WEST EIGHTH STREET, >OUTH BOsrON, May
IS, 1879.
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Political.
THE SAN FRANCISCO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF CONFIDENCE.

THE SAN FRANCISCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF CONFIDENCE.
san Francisco. Call, April 2.-As an
earnest Of the feeling OF confidence eDgen-
dered by the result OF the election may be
mentioned the fact that the arms OF the
military companies which during the late
excitement were removed to the Central
poIice station for greater safety have been
returned TO the armOres OF the respective
companies. With regard 10 the reported
contest Of the election by the Workngmen,
Auditor Dunn, Alto ney Murphy and Tax
Collector DiilsOn, three members OF the
board OF election commissioners, say that a
general conference for discussion was held
on the evening of the election-day, but
nothing detuie was accomplished. Mr..
Murphy has given as his opinion that there
was not sufficient ground for contest.
VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
WATERBURY, W., April 2.-Tbe Demo
cratic State Convention has been called to
meet at Montpelier April 22d. A strong
Hancock sentim ent prevailed ut the State
Committee meeting.
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Heavy Rains In Texas.

GALVESTON, April "A Nens special
from Minneola, Texas, says: Very heavy
rains fell Wednesday night. The river Is
rising. One hundred and fifty feet Of en-
bapkment on Buch creek, between here
and Tyler, were washed away. The pas
sengers came through and returned by
hsnd-carv
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The Case or Judge Pearre.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 2.-TEe commit
tee OF The House OF Delegates TO investigate
the charges against Judge Pearre submitted
two reports TO-DAY. Three members COM
pleiely exonera,ed Pearre. Three others
say The facts do not warrant impeachment.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,

FOR BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP HUA0Rs,
are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists aud
druggists, $50 Washing on street Boston II Front
strecf, Toronto On'.; aud snow fliD, LondoD and
are FOR sale by all drugri lists Price OF CUTiCURA
Small boxc'. 80 cents: large hcxes, containing TWO
and one half times the quantity VI small, 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICuRA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP. 25 cents. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP, Is cents per cake; IN bars, for
BARRIERS use, 90 cents.
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Flour.
rSy 'EeGeXgal,gs .

Fine. $40 4.5O: sGpsrHne, t5.5Q6i5.75; eI.rs,
i650Gi6.75, common family, 81 .gncs brsas4
t7fcTS.
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Rarearaus.Erb Shootsng-M Match.

NEw York, April "a special dispatch
from st. Joseph, Mo-, 10 the Times says
"To.day Fred. Erb, Jr., accepted chal'
lenge OF Captain A. II. Bogardus for O
shooting-malch for $500 side TO shoot l0O
birds at thirty yards, English rules, the
match TO be shot at st. Louis during the last
week in April. Erb vanquished Bogardus
in match here on March 10TH"
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B0sToS, April 2.--George Pritchard, one
Of the editors snd publishers OF the Boston
Traveller, II dead; aged seyenty'four.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, April 2. 1880.
sALEs.-l,s00 1910 Coupons sold at 50; 22
shares OF Atlantic, Mississippi all Ohio Railroad
stock sold al 20 shares Peters, urg Railroad stock
a, 2 share Of Richmond and Ianyilie Railrosd
stock ut So; and 100 Richmond city 81 at 1901
GOVERNMENT SErURfTfyS Rid IsEeJ.
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MARINE iNTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 2, 1880.
ARRIVED.
steamer Lucille Pr'lchard, Bait more, merc,ar.
disc. II. Y. Douglass. 82e3t
| Bark Maggie V. Hugg. Dill, Baltimore. 10 load
| -four. -
schooner sonhla Godfrey, Brewer New York.
railroad. iron. Tredegar COmpauy.
| schooner II. 4. Hsyens, Pierce, New York, bay ,
Simpson. Bass & Co.
| schooner Harriet Thomas, Green, Baltimore, rail-
| road IRON. Richmond aud D1nyille rsiirosd.
| Schooner 4. Morris Peroi. Randolph. Baltimore.
| faIirOad-ifon. Richmond and Danyille iailrosd
scboone u. W. HuidelL -, City Point, night,
Chesapeake aud OHIO railroad.
Schooner Skylark, Cracker, Portland, ice, j. (.
Sni tin.
Schooner Enterprise, ROBBINS, City Point, to load
! coal, Currle Co,
SAILED.
staamsh hip Isaac Bell, Gibbs, New YORK. merehaH.
disc and pssseugers. G. W. Allen 4 Co., sgenrs.
steamer j. W. Ewrmsn, Carr. Phiisdeiphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. w. McCaFrck.
agent.
Steamer Theodore Weems, CHORD, Norfolk,
Uniied states mall, merchandise aud passengers. u
n. Tafum, agent.
ties, Curtis a Parker.
CUsroM-HoUsE REroRr.
Cfearsd.-RaIk Saga, CIR en-, Queep'iown, Lee
land, With 1891 bushels or cora sno i,vlS sr<iu-
bags, valued at sl5,bes 80. Gurus f.rser.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES,

NEW YORK. April 2.-Cotton-Nc, receipts. csc
bales; gross receipts. 1893 bales futures closed
fun sales, $4,000 bales April ,f2.79MslZ-s 80 /,
July. sIS.2o@.lS 81; August. si3.2S@siS2s
september, sl2.94@sl2.96: October, tl2.i3s
s12 Is: November, tll.77aSIl.s0 Dcctmbet
Sll.74asl l76.