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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH l3.-The following are The quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.- Common. s39t3.5O; medium, e4@
"A so: good f4.50ei So.
LeGE-ConImon, S50s5.5O; meiium, sG@.7
good nominal; fne, nominal: extra finn nominal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 83@tf; mrdigm, 500
$3.50; COCO, *7@Se.50; fine, S99il0.
DARK ODS-MANUFAC1URING.
Lug FtAers.-CoinmoD. $3.50@ti; medium,
"A .5OIt5: good, S5.30,Gf6.
Leaf FiUeFS--COmm S56 rs 80; medium,
$50 rs 30; good, 81 50; Gnr. s0GSl0; extra hne
Wr.opers.-I,cmmor, s75O1is.50: medium
is5OGsq: good. S9.5O@il0; fine, sl0@Sli
extra, sI2013; extra suil-curcd, none.
BRIGHT GOODS AANUFAcrURiSG.
S1aoIers.--'om SS6sl0; medium, slCg
sl2: good, B12@Sl6: hn-. Sl6Mf2O
FItiers.--t'Ommon, s60fS; medium, S7tpf9
good. 81 gd$l2; 6D", nOmin IL
Observation-Disclosures lOl1 81 ): Medium 81 DO
$40 good. :20d $50; hnf, ss00;5O; fancy, t5t
9s65.
HrODDsrs. Ush0gdRy.-COTmon +l2m5l5
medium, $3.50 @2u good. %22@t2J; line, 5000
$40, extra. ifjMijO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand fer ibis class Of gOO!S b conGned
principally TO good old heiyY.bodied luss aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, 1905: Kentucky River lug, 800
SIP; Kentucky River Leaf, fl30Sls.
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,,ur rtTTEsT SUBJECTS FOR FE

l. YER AND AGUE and remittents are tie de-
blitared bilious, and nervous. TO such persons
Uosteters stomach Bittcrs affords adequate protec-
lion from the malaria pest by increasing Vita SIAM
ina and The resistant power OF the constitution, aud
by chez king irregularities Of the iyer stomach ana
bowels which increase the danger TO be apprehended
from mia ma Moreover, IL eradicales malariai com
palpts OF an obstinate type The held In which This
leading family medicine has achieved some OF lis
most astonishing and anply-proyen Elects l. very
wide one. 10 the malarious regions OF our own
~ uniry, in South America Mexico, aud across Tie
seas. Il has given unmistakable evidences oil It's Gu
ratiye value. At nome aud abroad it mas Always
sustained ITS high reputation, nor mas " ever oeen
affected by competition OF so called ioricS repre-
sen,eJ 10 posses kindred or equal ehieacy. IL
s,.n1. alone un,quaed among our national reme-
dies VI" i"'"'"f'"'A
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MARINE iNTELLIGENCh.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARCH 10,

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IS, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer-
ehandise and passengers. VA len a. 0o gent gem.
mail. merchandise. aud plssenscrG' L. To- IatuH
agent. 1T,
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Lucille. Prti chard Baltimore, mcrchan-
disc. III. r. Douglass. agent.
Schooner Robert Haley. Brooks, Baltimore, slate
and ore. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Emma q. Fox, Corson' Newark COAL
Bark Resolution, Lewis, Perth Amboy, tbs Cur
''' - > SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York, merchan'
disc and passengers G. W. Allen q 90.
CUsTOM-HoUsE REPORT.
cleared Saturddy-No Norwegian bark Azof,
Holm. Cork, Ireland, With cargo t2o.l46 bnShel
of corn, valued at s13,S3O.37' aud norwegian
bark Cierda, Olsen, Bordeaux, France, with gram
MEMORANDA.
Nrw YORK, March l2.-Capiain Loddicoat, Of
the steamer Gamma, from the West Inches, STATS
that on FEBRUARY 27tn quarantine regulations were
again re-enforced agails me isana o. W.
as some c..stS or Ntll0W-ltNer were Icporicu III
Base Terre and PCini-a Pitre:
Capiain Corner. officer, and crew. OF the wreck
cd Gamer Para. from Boston fer Vest Hartlepo0l
sa,lei from Halifax March 9th In The steamer HI
btrnian for Liverpool - =. l.,
The PhilsdeIphia NORTH American Ssvs: - ~ = -
ouite probable that II the compulsory -pil0iaee law
he rentaled by COnoTess large NUMBER or cOtSiIns
cho0ners now lying id:e in this port and New ork
viii be able to find immediate and pfohiable EN-.
ployment in the trade with The Scum Aiiahnc
BALTIMORE, March 12-The buoy In the chan.
mel oil Cape Nav Is reported out OF posi- Ion, ABOUT
400 feet north OF lis proper place.
Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Arrived: Celtic Gaze
nv Arrived out: Andriet,a, Labrador. ~.
NEW York March l3-Arri,ed: Hermod MN
zett. The Ieporle arrival Of The Gle Guy Is "a
mi stake Arrived ont: Utopia. streveshOik' hilh-
nesoti. Matthias, Mistletoe Eintr1cnt.
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A WESTERN vIEGINIAN.
CLOvERLICK, W. VA, February 1G, 1880.

THE BATTLE OF YORKT0wN.-A meeting
OF some OF the most prominent French
citizens Of New York was beld Thursday
evenins in order that arrangements could
be made for proper representation OF
France Of the coming centennial celebration
Of tie battle Of Yorktown, Va, which will
take place in October. 1881. NJ. Leon Cbot-
teau, who has 20 ably represented French
commercial interests in this country, moved
that an effort be made 10 induce the French
Minister OF War TO send to this country a
regiment OF infantry. Il battery OF artillery,
with the finest OF the French military bands,
AID a squadron Of c3yalry, to participate in
the celebration. Such superb military
pageant would, no Goubi, be Of the most
imposing character. This meetRg is pre-
limlnary to a larger one TO be held on sun
day afternoon next, when general measures
will be carrie d out TO add 10 the national
character OF this national festival. The cap
ture OF Yorktown took place on The 10Th OF
October, 1871, and was the closing event in
the stirring drama OF our Revolution. The
French Amy was commanded by Count
Rochambeau and the navy by Count de
Grasse. Resolutions of thanks were pas ed
by Cop2Tess October 30, and fine medal
the Li6ertaS Americdna--was struck in
commemoration OF the event.
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ICE IN TIE HUDSON RIVER.

ALBANY. March ia telegram reached
the officers OF the Dean Richmond, Of the
Peoples Line, last night, from Cas;Ieton,
informing them Of heavy ice below that
point which news compelled that steamer
to remain at her dock in this city, where
she will stay until The river is clear. The
Peoples Line agents in this city sent a
telegram to New York ordering the Drew
to remain In that city. The ice was making
quite rapidly last night.
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Crime in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March Ia Michael l..
Mead. a notorious barrel-house keeper,
was murdered in he'd last night by an un-
known assassin, who escaped after robbing
the house.
The coroner's jury in the Wise murder
case returned a verdict Of death caused by
gun.shot wounds inflicted by party un'
known. Four policemen were present
when Wise was murdered.
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ympor,.,,, nec,.,ou.

CINCINNATI, March IL "A dispatch from
~. Louis SAYS: Judge McCrary In the
United States Court to-day rendered an i'm.
noriaDt decision In the suit brought by the
United States against the MissonriPacilic
railroad for $4,000 taxes falling que he
tween 1864 and 1871. He ruled that as no
assessment and demand had been made at
the time or until 1877, when the property
bad passed into other hands, no lien could
be established, and bis decision was In favor
OF the railroad.
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Weavers' Strike-The Hudson Again
Freezing.

PoUGBKEEPsIG, N. Y. March 13.-The
weavers at Stewar's wOolen-mills. at Glen
ham. struck for higher wages and stopped
work to-day, but shortly after Their demand
was acceded to. and work was resumed.
Dispatches from up The river STATE that
ice is forming rapidly between Hudson and
Albany, and navigation is again becoming
difficult.
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AETEsIAN WELLS IN THE GREAT WEsT.-
Especial TO the Press. j Washington. March
The Senate has passed a bill OF great
national importance. IL was introduced by
eenstor Hill, OF Colorado. and its passage
urged by Messrs. Plumb, Paddock, and
olher western senators. IL directs the
secretary OF the Interior to sink two artesan
Meils at different points ia the great belt OF
ana land lying east Of the Rocky mountains
ior Tue purpose Of experiment to ascertain
whether that country cannot be made fertile
oy thls method. Nothing OF this nature was
ever attempted before, and the experiment
"ii' DC watched with great anxiety all over
lne west. Twenty thousand dollars Is APP
pfoprlaied for the purpose.
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burglary and Tncendiaris,n.

CINCINYATI. March - "A dispatch from
Shelbyville, Iod., says last night at Hone.
ten miles south Ct there, the store OF f..
Wirand & Son was entered by burglars
and then set on fire. 1t was burned to The
ground, and the fire communicating TO adj
joining buildings, the whole block was
destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
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iy Eetez-SDD.
NV YORK.

KFfr GtEfs
INV YORK March l3-Cotion dun; sales, 232
bales uplsnds, l3sc.; or.e1ns, 1896 southern
-four unchanged ana quiet. Wheat Irregular ahd
unsettled, closing firm "A, decline 81 'Itqic:; m
graded red sl.i2@il .4G. C0;n-Iash dull AMI
r.ak: futures shade hrmer and quiet; nngradsd
50kn5Ic Oats duh and shade lower al 47c. for
No. 3. Hops unchanged ADD IN light c,ln1p9 Oh
fee QUIT and sealy; lilo cargoe', 1901 &c. JoO
lots 13EIl74c. sugar str0ngeri iaif 10 Coca re-
Gn ns. 7l@ 7lc.: prime. &c.; r. fined irm and in
good inquiry. Mola:ses hral anLqnlrt. S'cr suaay
tine dull and easier Al 1910 Wool ~ COED demand
and quite hrni; dome,iic dcsce, $50 5Oc;; pnisr'
33652c; unwashed. lSm42c.: Texas. 2i@fOc.
Pork stronger and very qliei: new rnss, stZ.oV.
Middles quiet and arm; long clear ~ shoi.
clear. ne. long AND 'hort eear 81 7sS; L1rd higher
and more active al ~ 02i1WSI.|U' hl7heY h"pi'
nal at :l.l0. Freighis hrm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March la.-Fl0ur steady 9ni un-
changed. southern wlIeatqnis' ant higher western
higher ~ Il ac I'VE; southern red fi;5oM pi'tO
smbeI, wiocr' ~ red saot AID March si461
as sfs'e,n April, 81 4eSS IL 4GI; Nay, tI4bY@
81 l5T dune, 4l@.l 4lA July, fi.21s. S3a'E,
wble soc. oats quiet southe. n, 47@fSe. Pro-
vi ions quiet. Coffee quie Rio cirgo.s, ordinary
10 prime, 1870 &c. sugar sleadi - s9il' she'
changed. ,n,,s,u,rp
LOUISVILLE, March is-Fcur quiet a.d us'
,hao..d Wheat q iiet al 1923. Corn lover tag g
Oats quiet 81 39@jI C. rort quiet AT fiz 90. Lard
seady; prime steam, 7gc Bulk. inrais steady
shoulders. 1928 ribs, 20 62's s,des so;so' ia.
sugar-cuied hans, 9@i0e. Whisky firm.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI March l3-Flonr quiet and un
changed Wheat scarce and firm at 81 80. Corn
strong; No. 2, 43c. Oats In demand at full prices
PORK Gull at slI.75. Lard quit ana steady At
S7I7S. Bulk-mests iirmtr; shoulders s4.l2H
rib., $3.50: sides, $3.50. Bacon In good demand
III ".;ders,, Sc; ribs 7se.; siaec, IKE, Wesse,
and unchanged. Hogs active and firm common
a. 0GS4.25 iishf, - C@tt.50 packing, "a ~
6fsi.6O; bulchtrs', si.6OGA 10.
81. LOUIE.
At. Lorrs, March IL. Flour Grnler; family
s567k bid; choice 1875. What hfm ani h'sbei
S SsG Corn nrmer 81 sss.rss,sc Oats higher
AT $50. Whisky quiet at 81 O6. Fork dun AM
unchanged. Lard steady aud unchans.d; BUZZ ns
RIBS. t6 40@s6.6O; sides, so.ooeefe.oo' Bacon
steady aud unchanged.
CHICAGO, March l3.-Floar steady snd an.
changed. Wheat unset I'D nd seneraliy ,Swsr
No. Q CHICAGO sprins, l.2Ss%yLssH NO. no. . :
shade higher; fresh, satc.: regular, 3eSe: Oa'.
IsirIy ac i've ana a shade higher; fresh. 35xe.
regular, SIG. PORK stesdS ard Ia iair us,nae1 "
s1.g2%. Bulk-neais ionger; shonld r. - nor os
,,ns. ss.65: clear, SO IS. whiskey easier At 81 %
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
c,w yoax. March l3.-coiton-Set receipts
ekx 'na,es. gross reeeints. 1000 bales; failures
c,a,ses arm: saIes, l IL 600 bah March, fi5!oet
ss 4o ss ;is'S slsssisss I sus. sisssa
siS.7s .Augas,. slsso@sbss "a sr "a Ger
yember, si2l3Gsi2lo; pses"o''' s'N'''"
-,,r mr. .pc -aa 70 10 a. per reuIn, n
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Fire I'm n New York Dry.GoOds House.

NEW YORK, March ia fire broke out
this morning in the third-s,ory OF brick build
ing SAB, on Eighth avenue, occupied BY Ste
phen McKrtland, dry goods, and spread TO
the adjoining building, CAL. occupied by
Thomas Anderson. The loss is estimated at
$50, 900, aud IS, 900 to the building. ADder-
sons loss ia $4,000 and $4,000 to the build
ing. Insured. The cause OF the fire is I'M
known
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uoovyGuif Against u treasury Agent.

Heavy Salt Against treasury Agent
New YORK, March 13.-in the suit OF the
United States rs. Harrison Johnston, ex,
special agent of the Treasury, an attachment
was granted By Judge Blatchford, ana to-
day the United States Marshal attached sew
eral houses and lots, number OF mortgages,
the hank account, and a quantity OF sock
in in this city, the property Of ihe defendant,
valued at about Sl5O,000. The suit against
Johnston, at present a resident OF Missis;
sippi, is 10 recover siOG os7,72, the value o.
certain cotton consigned TO bis care as such
agent Of the Treasury, the cotton being
alleged to have belonged 10 the fo-caiieo
Confederate States. Johnston reported INA!
a part OF this cotton bad been sold ana tne
proceeds used to meet the expenses OF GIN
GERS and garrisons. The case WIN pToDap'!
be tried at the April term OF the court.
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march l2.-Judge Biod2ett to- day instruct
ca tne United States Commissioner Ia an
s'ection case 10 the effect that the United
Na'es courts have held that the fifteenth
t sms,,a and Revised statute S.ao, con-
s ,sgp, The protection IN The right OF sur
m ,r only OF former slaves, and that free or
"sae men do not come within these legal
s.s'eguards. A writ OF arrest which had
"'en applied for was therefore not granted.
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Masonic.

ORDER OF MALTA CONFERRED.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-The Order OF
Malta was last night conferred upon Robert
s. Pomeroy. OF this city, by Cincinnati Com
mandery. This Is the first time the order
has been conferred in the United States.
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"A GOOD swAp,---csptaiu Richard Il.
tfayser, who was removed by our Read.
iasuny Legislature from the position OF
laD'lc Print'r, now holds one Of the bet
vinces 20 tie State house. He Is Secretary
VI The Commonwealth. - Baton.
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state of Virginia, city OF Rtchmond-to nit.
rNsyRay T. STAgEdENrs.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LiFE.INsURANCE COMPANY,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

ASSETS Janu1ry l. 1eS0....... ..flG,002,lf2
LIABILITIES January /, 1880. "A
per cent. re. eryel ................ 14973,0S2 20
SURPLUS OVER ALL LfABILI-
Observation-Disclosures. 3 3.02S.15S 26
INTEREST RECEIPTS 10 january,
................tIl.4Sl.3 SO
DEATu.Io,sEs 10 January. 1850 S,0i3,19z 20
EXCESS or INTEREST RE-
CEirTS January, ltG0...".s 3.4G7.7Sl =,
-
For the past SIX .yrar' asa. '75. 70, ~. TS,
and 1879 ITS INTEREST RECEIPTS have EXcEaD-
ED its DISBURSEMENTS for DEATH LOSSES aud
EXPENSES COMBINED BY oven 100000.
THIS SHOWING Is UNPARALLELED IN ImE pI5-
TORY OF LIFE-ISe TRANCE.
For further information. adj 'ress
JOHN Il. CARY. state Agent,
1913 Main street, Richmond. W.
NH 3-eOjtAp2
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
urrfrNONn March 1890

OFFERINGS REpORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. "a bushels. Red. "a bushelt
CORN White, $50 bushels. Mired, 100 1lhh-
els.
OATs.-1.2l6 bushels.
MEAf.-l4 bu heis.
BLACK PEAs.-3i bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT IVhits. 90 husheis at 81 40; 90 bush.
els prime at Sl4S-IOtll, ~ , bushels. Red, %
bushels very 4 jOd Lancaster &c Sl.f5; 60 bushels
prime Lancaster y: 81 40; 90 buihels Ycry good
fuiz AZ III 43; 90 bushels goot Ful2 AT Il "A
229 bushels good FuliG ~ 9l.3S "a bushels
prime FuiiZ NJ I t.45-letil, eli bushels.
corn White, 400 bnsh-l Is very COOL AT 60c.i
90 bushels Coca at 60c-tcial, 500 buahfls. Hired
$50 bushels good nc soc.
OATS.-200 bushels prime spring ~ 13e.
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fine s40l4.50; ,pper!ne, rs 50@s1 Is. cziJ' ,
s6.75@s7: common family, S7Ht7.25; fancy
brae- S1GLiS.
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Arkan... RenublIcan ConyentIon.

LIrTLE Rock, March i3:-Ihe hepuoii-
can State Convention j. called 10 meet here
April 18th to nominate preslaent'ai electors
aud select delegates to the Chicago Conyen-
ti0n,
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GALVANIxxD.iRON WORKS.

DICtIMON GALVANIZED-iR0
III WO X ks.
WARNER MOORE. PROPRIETOR,
MANUFACTURER OF
GALVANIZED-IRON CORNICEs, WINDOW
CAPS AND SILLS. DORMER WINDOWS,
BALLUsTRADFS MA>SAGD
ROOFS, &c, &C.
Works. 700 Main stree, Richmond. Va
Ihave engaged Mr.. TuEO HENSON IS supefi1-
tenaent VINO was In charge OF The Gaiyanized-irOu
department OF the firm OF "a soyder & Co. Of
winch I wasa member up 10 1877.
Estimates furnished free OF charge
WARNER MOORE,
NH 4. eOf2m formerly ~ Aha snyder O..
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
U,HE AUTHOR OF "PINA-Ggcs
- FORE"

AR Arthur sullivan, composer OF "finsiore'
.,ss ~ the f,HICKERIHG PIANO:
:. nm. tone IA noble. don't know when lnnress,
al ,aa mos,its power and sonoriiy' or lis ueha''
dellcscy. Iistouch is perfect %,
The undersigned are the Richmond sgen'' 'o'
CHICKERING'S PiANo-fohiEs
an, ,bem a, manufacturer prices. jhey nasy
ana on n srs MI q PIANO-tOyERs, and several
rllnsyn,v,S.HxSD PIANOS and 0RGANr LOT .a'e'
WOODHOt|>E a rARhAh,
booksellers aud slalioners.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, March Is, 1880.
sALKs.-I ,525 virsiria 1910 coupons 500 al
So; 30 shares OF A. and G. Railroad stock at 81
and 40 shares Of A. and 4. Railroad stock at SO.
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SY Eeiegrni,h,
NEW YORK.

New YORK. March l3 T1ep.- stocks strong
MONEY on call. Sac per Penr. t,NcaAnse--Lrrg,
ass short. 1874. state bonds iull. Governments
strong.
Ersning.-Money. IGG par cent. Exchange
4SIa. Governments strong and n sh1ce hifhei
He@ SIS, l03s: AZ per cents. lo7h, ger cents
l06x. States Gull and nominal.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 10 Tie weekly statement oil
tie associated banks show, the following changes
Loans increase. Sl2l,4Ou; specie decrease
il27.l00: legal tenders decrease, s47S,0O0
deposits decrease. Sl,li0,400; circulation de-
crease t35 900 : re-eryr decrease. t329,5O0.
The banks now hold fl0S,550 in excess Of Legal
requirements.
BkI.TiECTE.
BALTIMORE. March l3.-NIIglna c., deferred
g.: cnnsoe, SAX: cecCnd series 20: Dasi.nue COu.
nous. s4A; new l0.40B, Ala: lJ-4C', coupons
IS. BID to-day.
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80 10 IS per realn, OF
is Inc DISPATCH PRiNTiN0-hvVsEs
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GEOGEflsEs Asp Ls4UORs.
VINEGAI--
100 barrels for sale by
DAVENPORT 4 NORRIS, Agents..
RI.Hxoxp. va, March 10. 1880.
! have carefully tested ALDEN 4 BROTHERS.
FRUIT VINkGAR for injurious ilgredient, esJe-
ei,liy Tor mineral ac0s, aud Ani thai hist itiscn-
iireIy free from them Il Is what II i-represeftfd
10 b "A pure aricle. The sample used IN thssxss
narres stored az he manufacturers agents. Nessfs.
DAVENPORT & Moknis, Of his city.
T,IvERPooLLv FAGtoRY-FiLLED
DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS
Offer for sale to the trade $4,000 the fo,ov-
ing brsnds:
W6RTHISeToN,
BuCKLEY's.
DEANS,
In store and afcat.
5000 SACKS GRoUND-ALUM SALT.
DOCK sTREfT,
mhll.lm Richmond.
Old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
~ GROCERIES.
ID. ANItLOTTI.
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
CHoicE vIRGiNiA WMisKEYs. FRENCH
BRANDits, and WINS. such as
S Ga sGxsnsDSr E"Sksk five year.
FULCTfa wI!sKEy. seven wears Old;
GLEN NER WHISKY, five Years old;
OLD MARIEL l. DARK LONDON DOCK
S SER msFT ruhF y a6GIss HE an:
o TIXES ,s SSe TH, y ls y:
FEE, and GROCERIES generally.
u IA -eoo3no
CUFFEE. -DAvENPOkT u MORRIS,
" DOCK STREET,
Offer for sale TO the trade
5000 BAGS COFFEE,
RfO-comm0n to prime;
LAGUAYRA-choice;
DisxosUTI0Ns q PARrNEHsBsrs.
V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE. THIS
l. DAY FORMED A COMPREHENSIVE unser
he name aud style Of
HORACE BLACKMJR & Co.
for the MANUFACTURING OF TOBACCO AND
CIGARS in the city OF s,ehaons ,,o
fe 2l-1m EDWARD BLACKauP.
WE, GEORGE LEE AND +. A. sAUH-
w GERS have this dav formed limied CO.
PARTNERSHIP 10 conduct IN The cry OF ticd-
mond, Va, where VIZ both reside, the GENERAL
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS fss The
period of one year from this date.
GEORGE LEE Is the general partner and h. \.
sAUNDtRS i the special partner, aud has con ~
buted The sum Of ten thouand dollars as his lrput
Into The conceIn which Is TO do business under Tie
style OF GEORGE LEE.
Given under our hands this lsih day Of fetruary,
A. ID. 1880. GEORGE ltL.
T.. A. sAUNDL.S.
state of Virginia. city Of R(chmond-to nit:
I,CEARLEs L. WILLIAMS notary public for
the civ dOrcsaii. In the Sta eCf Nirxna, 10 hereby
certify tnat ficOrge Lee ani Z 4. SUMMERS. whose
names are signed the fore going WI ling. have tis
dIy ACKNOWLEDGED the sare before m IN NV said
civ: aud 90 furihc- certify that George Lee at TIE
same time made IN before nae that T.. Saunders
has actually paid 10 him IN cash the SUM OF Ten
thousand dollars as lis iDpu. into the partnership
mentioned.
Given under my hand tbs jiih div OF February,
A. d. 1850. CHAkbts u. WlbLthM'1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-15
WaShinglOn.

CONGRESS NOT IN SESSION THE BILL TO
PREVENT THE ASSESSMENT OF GOVERNMENT
OFFICERS FOR POLITICAL PURP0sEs-PER-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-15

LONDON, March 1880 7. M.-The
mails, passengers, and crew Of the Montana
have all been saved. The steiner is ashore
on the main land, with list to port OF about
twenty degrees. The forward compart-
ments Of the ship are fun Of water. She IS
all )at aft, but there is not much prospect Of
saving tie vessel The passengers will pro-
cced TO Liverpool in a tug.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
OongressionaI NomInntIons.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLIoAN |
COLUMBIA, TENN, Sept s,-Judge A. NJ.
Hughes was Nominated for congress by accla.
nation by tho republicans of the seventh dis
triet yesterday. There are two democratic
candidates in this district, WhitthOrne, debt
payer, and Balantyne, repudiator Between
thetwo Hughes has good show to run in.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 9.-The sixth district
republicans have nominated Phineas Jones for
IOngress.
CANANDAIGUA, N. Y, Sept. s.-Hon. e. G..
Lapham was unanimously renominatod to-day
0r the fourth time by the republican con
Vention in the twenty.soventh district for rep.
Tesentative in congress,
Fort MONROE, VA, Sept s.-The republican
congressional convention of the second district,
held at Hampton, Va, to-day, nominated John
+. Dczend0rl for congress and George Pryor
lcol0red) for eector.
MILWAUKEE Sept, S,-Thaddeus G. Pound
was rO.day reuomlnated by the republicans of
The eighth Wisconsin congressional district by
reclamation.
WATERTowN, N. Y, Sept s.-Warner Mil
Ter was to-day unanimously renOminated by
the republicans OF the tWenty'second district
FOR congress.
RICHMOND VA Sept. 9.-The republican
convention OF the third congressional district
has been in session here all day, without IN.
irving at any result. resolution to proceed
At once 10 the nomination Of q candidate for