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Cincinnati Festivities.
CELEBRATION OF THE COMPLETION OF THE
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

CELEBRATION OF THE COMPLETION OF THE
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-The last train OF
sou,hern eXcursionists, who came TO par
ticipate in the festivities over the compile
lion OF the Cincinnati Southern railroad,
reached this city ut 4 O'Clock tins morning.
To-day the visitors were shown about the
city bv the committee OF four hundred citi'
Zens.
large number visited the Chamber Of
Commerce, which was beautifully decorated
with flags, flowers, and welcoming notices
in honor Of the southern guests. AT tue
close of business President Brown formal
~ welcomed The visitors, and introduced
Mayor b. +. Crane. president OF the At
lanta Board OF Trade, who read poem
commemorative Of the event written by
Rev. Mr.. Martin, of Atlanta.
Governor Marks, OF Tennessee, followed
with humorous reference 10 his attempt
during the war. along with some 10000
other southerners, to reach Cincinnati, and
saving he came to-day with few OF his
nelehbors to render an apology for falling
| To come sooner, and he was glad to say
| that I'm the warmth of the welcome he ana
his friends bad received they forgot the
disappointment Of their failure In TIE pas
| Governor CoIquitt, OF Georgia, followed,
and said that here and now was the httinP
occasion when the dead past should De
buried forever, and in behalf OF those who
came with him, as well as OF those left be-
hind, he gladly extended the right-hand oil
| friendship.
T.. A. james, OF Chattanooga. made briel
remarks, in the course OF which he warned
| Cincinnati to meet and overcome the adyer'
safies seeking TO nuIlify the value OF Its
costly road.
| There was parade OF the police and ar
exhibition OF the Fire Department this al
| fPfuOOu.
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Variers Foreign I.cms.
WHEN PLAGUED BY THE vAGA

w RiES Of "A disOrdeIed liver. the bilious need
expecl 10 derive no permanent relief from the use
Of oIlomel. blue pin. or the balbarous caiharics
now happily losing ground In general and profess
sonal estimation. These rasp. cOnyuse. and weaken
he system. but Hos:etlets stomach 6itters reie"e,
regulate, and nyie0ra 1t. Those significant pains
in The liver, the saffron hue winch its arrangement
communicates 10 the skin, the impuriiy Of the
blood cons ipati0n, furrcd condition of the tongue
and contain inatOn Of line breath, which result from
blilousness are entirely. speedily, and pleasanly
removed ny this bene6csu Alternative when is like
wise potent remedy for chills and fever, and its
best preventive. While The system is regulated and
purified. 1t is also thoroughly inylgora,ed by this
,uperatiyely fine medicine which Is of botanic
erigin and contains none but salutary ingredients.
The medical fraternity highly commend IL.
NH l7-Wtw).F&M
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PORT OLE RCHMoNp, MARcm ls, 1850.
AR RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York mer-
chanIise and passengers. q. W. Allen Co.. agents.
Steamer j. W. Ey,ImaD. Carr. Phlladciphia,
,oercnancn c and passengers, }. W. McCnrrics,
agent. u So, e.,,
mall merchandise and passengers. L.. u. 1stuh'
agent. 49,,
schooner Frank Leaning, Champion, Norfolk
light, curtis PaTAer.
CUsION-H OUsR REPORT.
cleared -Dauih bark Herman. Christerses.
Kohtng. Denmark. with n cargo or corn-ZO,'oS
al 81 ,347.
MEMORANDUM.
PROVIDENCE, March l6.-AriYed: sch1ohrr
John NJ. Fisk. Kelly, from virginia
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York Mprch l7ih, bark LeVts.haa
(Nor.l, Ferguson.
ARRIVED IN DlsTRE :.
NORFOLK. March 1.-THE bark flen steward,
frnu BALTIMORE bound tO Europe. lost her 1ncbors
and chains @ ming down the hay 1hursdaf blbh',
aud uat into this port yesterday evening 10 procure
Be@ ones. -
Nyw YORK. March 1s.--Aui,ed Wa y Sala.
Arrived out GaInbetta. Scbiiler. lhRlrlc hoppet'
iiomeward bound Matniide. f-f New orleans,
RORDFAUx. March le.-ArINei ifin' bs
EIecia. from Richmond CO.. 81.
NEW YORK. March lS.-Arrved; steamer Ola
dominion. from Richmond. , 49,,
NOnPOLK March l9 Arrived In diftress Nest-r-
dr. ali crn0on: Briish bark Etia STUART IRON oi'-
Iimore Tor France, aith a cargo OF grain
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MARCH I6.-Beeres-Eo rec ipis; 40 bus,pe,s
I'm ihp wards dressed beef dell aod easl.r, WIN
slow sales at Ease. r. h. shipments to-day l,s2O
quarters Of beef ana $50 carcasses OF mutton.
Sheep- eceip's only IS head. Not enough busi-
ne, : To- make market. TIE two rloads or cllD-
ned sheen, So t average hello over from yesieIdiys
sere sold a. 80 .63 q 100 10 Dressed mutton dnh
at SAGE. r. II. =, ...
Ho1s-l.ecep,s q cars. or 5000 hog', all con,
signeI dIrect 10 slauahtfrers. Market weak ana
nomInally quote az S4.S0@f6 per 100 ios car
load of ligbi ohio hog, l27 ios average h"'d over
rom We ierdsy, changed hands at sj.-JOuTRat "
InDILaErra.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH l6.-Iron.--F0r Scotch pix the market
Is .low and easy, but ihr changrs in prices are not
radical ana do not svmpaihizc WIN the situation
aI,roas suppii.s eadils accumulate, with the ar
rivals full. American pig Is q litte irregular In
nrlce: stocks are sccpmu i'irg slightly mere par
IT, usrly the best scowu BRANDS, and Tor these bny-
Rails are held less firmly. with falling on Of de-
mand. Thu quotations are for fglinion at 5000
s991 s33: Glengarnock AZ s3l: American pit at
f396S4n Tor best No. !, s37@t3S for No. z, and
s38Gk37 for Gray forge. Rails az s1oat6S for
works: Old ratls quoted nominai,y at SfOms41
wrought scrap at $4i 50@t4s.-Joaraat Of Goa
fnfref.
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LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH I6-The MARKET for Kentucky leaf has
NOT shown much ani.naiiOn for export Tut the jJn-
be rs and manufacturers taxing fair quantities.
PRICES are without change. Virginia lear moves
out very well, demand CHI H. from local mlnulac-
turcr, aud prices are very regular. seedeaf has
very little attention, The business In small lots on
imperative needs: no concessions are made as 10
prizes. saes OF $50 h0gshe IDS Kentucky leaf al
a. I4c.;250 ca IS 1873 Pennsylya Ia at l06l &c.
100 casts 1873 New England at lO@3Oc. 800
bales Havana at S2cMtl.lO. Tne quotations are
m, dunn, l5@22c.: good 10 nDc, 25Gl45c.; tine 10
extra fine, 50Ga75r. smokers. l6@23c; cappe
3Hc: good TO tine, 3t6 &C.. leaf, common TO good o
@bc.; good TO hnr, SG1Os.: fine extra. l0ds &c.,
aud black wrappers, l2@l5c.-J0urnd9 0 COM
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CALF OF A VALUABLE TRACT or

NIA>D on YORK RIVER GLptcEsIEE
COUNTY.-By virtue II ceed Of rus. atcu,eo
h.r IS7e and duly recorded, &c - secure DEP,
of $50. win Interest from 23d october. 1878. 10
mo- For,laV VIII sell Al lHucesft ter COURTHOUSE
-, NANNY the 81 ,Iay II as1y. $50 lths Dtipg
Cenniy Cunt av). TRACT OF LAND. con'aiu-
ms 65 ACRES. kHoVn As Pigeon i.h'," i!lDg on
Work liver This tract OF lan isV.l,iahe fOf ruek-
or. aud for The oyster rad. s. I. cpnftnient 10
The wharf AZ GlO1ce,i er PV .. which : only tbree
or four mites di,art Th'Ic - c0mfoIiaD"
DWELLING upp1 tn isc am lniproro, SUI
sour Other impr0veI rut.. Possession VIII ne ks'h
on The 1T DAY o. Jiluiy 1851, ibe tarm being
rntsd onl Tor he Disa'''t yepr. s'luu. ~ tpstee,
such. =, . r -, .
TERMS: Cs.b Sufficient to ray all esOenses Of the
,r,,si ami Inc dlt ine' est securrd by said deed
a"d A. 70 the baianct, terms Wafe Known on Day OF
sale. JUN = 'Vrhs.
NH 0-sw30t lras'vr'
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MARCH 17.-Prices this week ranged a, follows:
Reef Cnttl,. Very best, j.,Gj1lc F: good, 4a@5r.;
medium or good fair Quslity, 3k@4ac.; rough
oxen, hin steers. &c, 2)9d 3ae. ~. gross
AogS.EVet[S o stc 9f s net '"'"''' ''"0"
Sisep.-Vcry be,t, 54@6c.; medium 10 good, ~
G5c y H.. gr0Ss.
Vtats-S35O@49 so a head.
Mich CO,OS-s20@S4O q head.
About $50 heiio Of beef cattle, 800 hogs, ana a
f. W heep or The nlsrker. and II sob. Catle mar
ket uui q brisk, ana ml 30. higher Than lat week
on all grades Guility considered. No demand TOR
bnl'a. Best hOgS advanced ac. from last week
and are toleraDy firm n quo laiions. 6ood extra
sheen are somewhat In demand.
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OFFICE or RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILRoAD,
RICyfMONn VA. MATCH q, thSUs y

rTO THE FORMER AGENTS AND EN-
i PlOYEES OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWHA COMPANY: ,c,s
,,s,,n,endenf M rms comiany ami all business per-
tanning 10 The caLai, decks, and water power Is re-
ferrrd 10 him. You will retain your places anu
nerform ynur duties rs heretofore. until olherwi
directed you will make your reports 70 ana receive
YOUR instructions from The superinenuent. Untl,,
he eau lake complete charge You wiil pi.sse sufr'
The property aud protect The Interests mat nave
heretofore been entrusted 10 Won.
HORERT II. sEEAD has been appoiuied CASHIER
Of ibis Company. aud nil collectors VIII remit atee'
Iloih officers s,ould be addressed a. Richro ud.
NH o IUt II. L. PARsOHs, Vice-President.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

MARCH 17.-Fiour remains unchanged, ma but
ntii f. doing Thr reeeIp.s Of wheat are lishi, AMI
he only sales reported to daY were Tor Lam
cIster. Corn Is firm and higher, and receipts are
fair we note sales TO-DAY of $40 bushels Of white
AZ Gle No rye reporled. ana 100 bushels or oas
srosghi soc. Butter Is scarce nd firm. Eggs are a
shade net.r. App'es are hignfr and soiafoes lover
s, I'd I'm fair demand At gapiatiOns.- Gazette.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March Is - HO9n.--st0cks strong.
Money call, 5d6 per cent Exchange-LODP,
sSfA; short. 4SS. State bonds dull. Govern
mems steady.
Erenfng Money, sac 1-16Der cent. FIX
change, 4Sit. Governments weak aud lower;
He y SIS. lC24; AZ per cents, l07l4; per cents.
IO65 States Ominai.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-VirInia 6's, deferred.
81: cOnsols. 54h; second series, 22l.: past-due
couDOns. s4s; new l0.40's. 3S1s: 10 40 coupons,
SSs. North Carolina Co, old, 2S Bid to-day.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MARCH Is,-The following are the quotations !:
nlpR COINS RON rypnpr

DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-rommon. s39s3.50; medium, $40
"a so : good, t4.50GS6.
Leaf-CommOn, S50t5.50; medium, t6@s7
good nominal: fine, nomisal: extra Hne, nominal.
SteDming.-COmmo t3eDf4; m.ti, m, sGG9
80 ; GOOD, s7@$s.50; fine. s9@sl0.
DARK GOoDS-MANUFACTURI
Lug F1iLers.-Commcn. s3.50@.i medium,
s4.506s5: good, $3.50 Sc.
Leaf Fiuers.-t'ommon s5@i5 so; medium,
t6@f6 SO; good,t7 IS; dne'i9s*lo; extra fine
Wraupers.-Commor, s7.5o@ss.5O; medium
SS.50dS9 good. S9.500fl0 6ne, SlQ@tll ;
extra, f12M13; extra snn-cured, none.
BRIGHT Ds-NANUFACrCRING.
Smokers-rommon, SSGSl0; medium, sl03
fl2; good. s12a$16; aD-, i6&t20.
FitLers.-t 'ommou, S6MSS; medium, f76S9
good, S19Mf12; fine, nominal.
Wr1DDers.-C Common, ~ 06I BIZ medium, " $40
$40; good, i20Sf30; due, 81 09s50; fancy t0t
@s65.
Wrdppsrs. Mshog1ny.--CQmm0n, Sl2@ SO ;
medium, Sl56 G120; good, S22d S2J; fine, 5000
$40, extra. Si5@t5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods 10 confined
principally 10 coed old heavy bodied lus;; and Ken
lucky River leaf. We qusle
Old lugs, t41t5: Kentucky River lugs, 900
sl2; Kentucky River Leaf, sl3GSlS.
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Investigation into she Maine Flee.
tiOisss

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 1S.-The House
committee on counting the returns OF the
recent election has made its report. IL
finds that deliberate attempt was made to
count out the Republicans by ensures. al
,erations, and forgeries in the returns.
reese fraudulent acts, the committee say,
mat have been knowr to Governor Gsrce-
lon ard bis Council, and such practices, II
unrebuked, will prove fatal 10 the future
prosperity and progress OF the State.
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NEW GOODS.

| now have In store my stock OF SPRlNG
GOOuS, consisting OF . ... =.
ELEGANT FRENCH and ENGLISH MINTON
DI>NtR-. TEA, and TOIlET-SkTs, In new
shapes and decorations
RIJE CANTON DINNER-SETs. and In separate
pieres: DfSS ERT-SETS In Dresden, French,
GAME. FISH. STRAWBERRY, and ICE CREAM
SETS in variety
sEVERES. DRESDEN. BERLIN, lNDlh; ana
CUALEDONIAN CHINA VASES and ORNA-
MENTS In great variety. Also. full line or
CHINA, GLAS- WARE and MISUNDERSTANDING
l%G GOODS fall kiuds.
my stock, whether you wish 10 purchase or MOI
T.. Il. IAYLUR'S,
mh1S l0Il Main street.
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Rhode Isl.,nd Republican Nomina-
lions.

PROVIDENCE, bsarcn ls.--The Republican
State Convention met here Today, add
nominated Alfred u. LittIedeld, OF Lin
coin, for Governor, and Henry Ii. Fay, OF
Newport, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eight
delegates were then elected to'the National
Convention at Chicago. They are under
stood TO be unanimous for james q. Blaine.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.roRACCo MARKET.

MARCH 15.-The market was quiet, with sales ag-
gregatiny 49, bOgsbelds.
The Pickett House sold 8 hogsheIdsi bogsh ad
Uoi0n-CGnniy old leaf al $40; 5 hogsheads Davies
County old leaf al $3.50, $40, 10. 80 40, and
$40; 4 hOgsheads iiIyiess-( ounty new leaf and
lugsat 1925. S. 10. 81 g., ana 80 S0 hOgshea =
SimpsOn-COuniy new leal and lues Il, 50. t4.l6,
1915, aud $500 hogshead scraps &c $780,
COUFier-JOuTRnt.
IOther houses had sales Of like prices
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

NINHMDNUf bIdTtH 7 o. IooUs
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red, $50 bushels.
CORN White. II bushels. YELLOW, l6S bushels.
Nired. 100 bushels were re.eXhibned
OATs.-314 bushels.
BLAChEYED PEAS.-l6 Bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Red, so bushels prime Lancaster on
private terms; so bushels prime FultZ on private
terms bushels at 81 AZ: "A bushels very good
Ful'Z on private terms; 1872 bushels good tul Z q;
) .46--tOtaI. 900 bushels.
CORN YeiiOtc. IS bushels straw-coOred at 6Oc.
100 bushels mixed AT 60c.-toial, l6S bushels.
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NEW YORK WOOL aIAEKET.

MARCH l6 Wooi.-1here continues .onIt !.
able demand, aud the market u strong nn' Sisna.,
further change In any particulars lhi L"nseb
wool sales cd on the lam az the ont.iJc psir's
made.--Jourpai Of Commerce
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DANvn.LE, VA, March 1s.-Earth was
broken to-day on the DanviIlc and New
RIVER railroad near here, and work was
commenced
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SEW WORK pr.Sur MARKET.

MARCH Acknowledgment are coa-
np,css are wen Sustained Prices re for yicyinis,
4sGo5e. for prime bsc for extra prime; os.'' for
fancy and 5k@6c. Tor hand picsee-J1sT s1I "
nIe
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r.o,lMEny. alssswARE. &c.
CHINA CUT.GLASS! CHINAl

JAPANESE CHINA. KOGA and KIOTA. and a
large assortment OF LACQUER and other novelties !;
JAPANESE SCROLLS, UMBRELLAS. FANS.
CLOISONE GOODS. &c; CHAMBER SETS IT,
DOR MuSO TITO, and Other patterns: CHALCE-
DoNYWARE entirely new; BRIC.A-BRAC
lamps, Oriental, beautiful designs; ROSA
Tragic GLASS: AMBER ORACLE GLASS;
VICTORIA GLASS, entirely new and pretty. All
lover, OF pottery and art are invited TO cal. No
cnarge for looking. GEORGE GIBSON, JE.,
NH 10 1907 Main street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russian Anger over the Hartmann
Affair.

LONDON, March 1s.-The Vienna CORE.
spondcnt Of the Times SAYS: "There Ia so
much disappointment and anger In Russia
over the Hartmann affair that IL il likely 10
lead 10 the displacement Of those diplomats
who are responsible for raising the issue
between Russia aud France without being
sure Of succeeding. When Prince OrloG,
the Russian Ambassador at Paris, arrives
IN st. Petersburg, bis friends will Join
Prince Gortschnkoff's adyersaries in an en-
de1yor 10 throw the responsibility on Prince
Goitschakoh. The revelations made tbrouxh
The Hartmann affair into the workings Of
The Third section (police Department. gave
the coup de grace TO General Drenteln, ADD
probably also TO General GOurko. late COM
mander OF The military district OF ST. Peters
burg; and Prince Gortschakoff adverse
rles are confident Inst the affair will be
equally fatal 10 him."
The Times, discussing tbe Hartmann az
fair, says: Prince Orlof has been in-
struc'ed 10 q'.it Paris. and il is thought
likely that General ChaUZy, The French
ambassador at ~. Petersburg. will shortly
be summoned home. although The staff Of
each emblssy will be left at each capital.
This practically amounts to little short OF a
rupture OF diplomatic intercourse between
the Russian and the French Government"
GaTibaidi FRvOrs Political Assasslnn.
lions.
LONDON, March IS. Tie Standard S
Paris dispatch saws: "FeliX Pyatt. Frenc1
Communist. who is in exile at Naples, has
written to General Gaiibaldi. saying: 'All
Kings and Presidents must be done away
with. Unite Your voice with that OF the
French Socialists to oppose the eXtraditiOn
OF Hartmann General Garibadi replied
Hartmann deserves the esteem and graft
tude OF honorable men. Political aSsassina-
ton is the secret means for preparing revo-
luton"
tiOns from France.
LONDON, March 1S.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Pail MdH Gazette says "Thc
Papal Nuncio at Paris has teiegraphed to
tbe Vatican that the French Government
has decided TO expel the prohibited reIgi-
Gus corporations, and that the Government
will advise the Pope Of tie particular
measures contemplated.
PARIS, March 1S.-Le 1ttegrGphe says
'EThe principal Jesuiis are so persuaded
that Premier de Freycinct is 10 earnest that
they no longer hope to remain in France,
and are preparing to emigrae TO Spain and
Belgium"
Varicrs F0rciCn T!cms.
lOXDON, March 1s.-Tbe Standard states
that the report that The Duke OF Connaught
succeeds the Duke Of Narlbol ough rs Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland Is absolutely IN.
founded.
4 Paris dispatch says that it is possible
that the difficulties in the way Of applying
the Ferry education bill will compel The
Government 10 submit new bill. Thanks
to q vote # confidence in tie Chamber OF
Deputies, Ferry viii escape for the present
from n signalion, which will ultimately be
inevitable.
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.ru xnnx pErRoLEuM MARkhT.

MARCH i6.-rherc Is very slow pars,', ana ana
rr,ess moi materially changed. Crude 10 shippipg
cr,s, oao ed q, ~ 7Ac.; naptha ~ 6s9J*e Ne
gnei a. 7i.e. Tor New iors; rs. for fhihde,phia.
and IKE. Tor Baltimore. Rehnedin cas-. ~ lag
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" G. SAILS u ne crf vf..s q 90 = ~ fsfcfmy
New Ycrt, coo o hfreis NJ fbll cay, ~ 600
harris: 90 ErsofOrJ. 100000 iarreis. Opesed ~
92@e. D'd highest safes ri e3'sc.: "we<t a. ~
ss0Ac; closed a. 914c. bid--JonrHdi of C0mms free.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sal rs 1000 virginia tax-receivnbe coupons
a. 30; 7oO Richmond city 5's at 1861; 10 share
OF Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock at 10
1000 Richmond city SIS at I05f.
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EASTER EGGS.

NTOTICE.-BOOKSO OF SUBSCRIPTION
~ TO THE CAPITAL STOCK or TIE ALLt-
GJIAEY COAL AND IRON COMPANY VIII be
onrued pt the cfice OF the Richmond ana tghany
Railroad Company, No. l10i Main street, hich-
mond. Va, under the supervision OF r.. n. risner
1850. and will b. kept open until the minimum
amount of stock required by the charter Is SUB
scrbed, aud will be reopened from time 10 tlme' u
IL shall become n c6ssary.
II. &. PARSONS,
G.. NJ. kYNOLDS,
IL. NJ. ALEXANDER.
GEORGE NJ. BARTHOLOMEW,
of the incOrpOraOrs.
,t.pcu17 1880 NH s I'd
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LOUISVILLE YaNUFAC1URED TOBACCO
MARKET.
MARCH ID Manufactured Tobacco
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

MARCH ID NnRUfdctUred Tobacco
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
VIRGINIA bright extra and Gne pounds. 75@SOc.:
Virginia Iine and extra III, 75@S0c.; Virginia fine
g. nch and 12-!nch twist, fC@ 62c,; Virginia me-
dium G-inch and ~ inch twist, 4Gd4Sc /; Virginia
medium los ana l6's, 46G 4sc.: Virginia medium
l2-'nch pounds. 4JM50e.; virginia common ~
inch pounds, 400 45c.;Virpinia GOOD bright Linen
35c.: Virginia common t1-'nch, 32@33c: Flr
g1nia mahogany and bright navy, 81 and Is. "A
d45c.; Virginia black navy. IS and Is, 42e145c .
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
virginia fine smoking, il,2Omsl.25; Virginia
assorted, 45t0GUc. NorIb CarolIna and others, Az
el60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright s's52sl54c; hns bright, 3's, A.. end
NJ. 4GG47c.: mahogany 1902. ms, 46eI46c.;
mahogany double thick 5's. 46M47c.: mahogany
single thick 81. 48@47c., Sc. aud loo. plugs and
fancy styies. 4Sm50c.: bright 1902. bs. 4Oia47c.
bright double mick 5's. 46m4sc.; bright single
thick 3's, 46@4ec.; bright sc. and l0c. plugs ant
fancy stvies, 50G52c. plain wrapper, 49,, ID ane
I6-oz. Acc; plain. small work, 42c.; second grades
bs., rs, ana Is, fOM42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades. MS, Us, and "a. 40@42c mike,
plug, smoking, Sac: STEM smoking In paper, 2sc.
cut and dry smoking. 22M30c.; bright AMI eranu
lated ", ~, and g., 27m30c. bright and granu
lred 10 bags. 29M75c. piye smoking, In paper, "a
63Uc.- courier journal