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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Go to f. Tomlinson & Co. for fresh
groceries, cheap for cash. 31-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Jake keeps the best beer and the
finest brands Of wine and cigars on
the market. 42-tf .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

For lumber, 60 to w. c. Barnes.
Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

The cheapest lumber in Mexico at
W. c. Barnes lumber yard. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

HINES is the place to get good
and cheap furniture. 27-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Go TO Hlnze's for cheap furniture.
Eft,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05
The Boss Flour,

i. +. Gill, of Perry, Mo-, has our
thanks for a sack of his best -four.
1t makes the best bread that ever
answered for the staff of life in any
country. 3. f. Tomlinson, of this
city, handles this -four. rs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Pure maple syrup at Smiths pera
House grocery store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

For Anheuser and Burch beer by
the bottle, gallon or keg, call at
Aft JAKE's,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Last week the intelligent compost
tor made a bad mistake in the notice
We wrote Of the Harper estate. 1t
should have read one-twelfth instead
of ''~onc-half'' the portion that the
heirs, Mary j. Allen and Annie L.
Gray received of the estate. Happi.
ly, typographical blunders are not
capital oifenses. If it were otherwise
there would be n appalling array
of executions without benefit of cler-
gy, and a hundred CORY heads in the
editorial waste-basket, every week.
Think of it, dear friends, as but a
thing of castom ; only more honored
in the breach than the observance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05
WEDDING AT INDEPENDENTS.


Our Reporter Sick, But Makes Rome Howl.
Last week. we we're invited to a
grand wedding at Independence,
Missouri, but on account of press of
business we could not 90, so we
deputized onr friend Charles Hodges.
OF Carrollton, Illinois, to act as re-
porter for the LEDGER. We expect
ed to have q full report of this we'd
ding. as Charlie is given a little to
dyspepsia, we thought he would at
tend strictly to business and not let
the vIands take up too much of his at
tention. Facts speak for themselves.
We have not seen our reporter pro
TEN. He has not put in an appear
ance. We telegraphed to Independ-
ence and asked if he had been there.
They went into the supper room and
viewed the wreck he had made and
answered ''yes." From a friend we
learn the following, from which we
judge that c. II. H, ex-oficio re-
porter for the LEDGER, is now laid up
for repairs:
Charlie, thinking that the LEDGER
man was some ON the eat, did not
want our reputation to be furnished,
so on this occasion he did US ample
credit. In fact, his repertorial sa-
gacity in the way he found the ''fat
takes at supper time vas noticed
by the guests, especially the way in
which he killed "V. S. o. Pr and
the skill he exhibited in drawing
champagne corks. Some one asked
where the good-looking young gent
us wss FROM. Capt. l.. C.. Mitchell,
of this city (who, by the way, was
passing himself off for a bachelor and
had his daughter calling him ''Bro.")
remarked that Hodges was from Car
r%olltOn, Illinois, but was acting re-
porter for the Mexico LEDGER on this
occasion. The guests insisted that
Mr.. Hodges must be from Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, where men are made
OF cast lron and have appropriated
stomachs. We feel very badly about
this matter. Charlie has always APP
peared like a very bashful young
man, always very choice about what
and how much he ate, and to think
that on this n occasion he should
have eaten to such an extent as to
have caused such remarks, is simply
ridiculous. Nothing but an apology
will ever compensate us for what lie
did, and we did not, eat on that oc-
casion.
DespiSc not the Day of small Things.
~ pebble III the strcamlrt Sc:tnt
Has changed the course oi many a river.
Adcw dropoa the tender plant
: Hath warped the giant oak forever
i Last Tuesday while rambling
around to find something WI could
convert into news, we stumbled into
4 the EXPRESS Office. Among Other
packages, we noticed a box about
: foot square. The agent told us tC
: keep away, as an engine of war was
in that box. On inquiry, we foEnC
that in that box was a printing press
, for the Daily Herald. What! viii
wonders never cease? Printing pres.
packed in a box not large enough tt
hold dozen of eggs! Never judg'
from appearances. When we looked
a little further, We found n washin:
machine. 1t was then all made clea
=. to us. The Daily HeraM Office is t.
be a laundry. The new press is t.
G mark clothes with. Col. ReddingtOl
n will wash the clothes, and ''Lonnie'
:. will do the marking. Everything i
n all arranged, and washing can b
q done on short notice. Washing line
0 4 specially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Hinze does up~holstcring cheap.
Eft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

J.. G. Hutchinson's Is the place OF
buy your groceries fresh, staple and
fancy. 70 o!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Mexico needs a larger public
school building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

b. Q. Sims sold yesterday, GO head
of cattle to Mr.. keath of Illinois,
fer Si.62 l-2, to be delivered next
April. Charlie Lewis sold 80 head
at 5 cents per pound to be delivered
in ,July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

o to Clark & Turner'S for cigars,
tobacco and pipes. 36-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05
The Jefferson City Tribune is for

Three dollar operas don't prosper
in St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

There is not much satisfaction in
aiding the weary tramp when he
spends your aims in a saloon. Last
Tuesday morning a tramp, the very
picture of abject poverty and star
walton, meandsred into George Hab-
lutZel's and saic he was a shoemaker
and had had nothing TO eat for a long
time and wanted ten cents to get
some cheese and crackers to keep
life in him. George, who is as liber-
al as he is Industrious, gave the nan
what he wanted. Something in the
way the mans eyes glistened and his
lip quivered when he got the ten cents
made George think that perhaps the
man was as thirsty as he was hungry.
He followed hun down the street.
Behold. this mar who had had moth
ing to eat fer As hours who had not
slept in 4 bed for weeks; whose
clothes looked life i pawn shop struck
by lightning, spending his last ten
cents for a drink of whisky. This is
Il common occurrence and is the
reason tramps are treated 81 badly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Jake's beer took the premium at
Paris and the Centennial. 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Hon. d. H. Mcintyre, one of the
purest and ablest men in Missouri, is
spoken of for attorney-general.-Lex
ington Intelllgencer.
Frank Tomlinson, night yard mas
ter for the C. & A. railroad, had his
hand badly mashed last Friday night
while coupling cars.
In Washington school district the
teacher, as well as the pupils, took
the measles and the school had to be
closed. 1t. too, will "break OUT
again as soon as the teacher gets we'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

THE TREE SHALL BE KNOWN BY ITS
FRUIT"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

Col. Burch, of the Chicago Adyer-
tiser, who wrote Audrain up in such
a correct and handsome manner, was
in Mexico Monday and made us q
pleasant call. He is now working on
HnOuo county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

THERE IRE MORE TO FOLLOW. =
As there can be no hope for kilgore
we would advise him to forego his
Indifferent, badly assumed daredevil
carelessness and prepare himself for
death. His friends and sympathizers
wish this, and surely he will not deny
them. Again we say, Walker Kilgore,
prepare for the great unknown future !!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-02-05

DespiSc not the Day of Small Things.
~ pebble III the stFcamlrt Sc:tnt
Has changed the course oi many IA river.
a dew drUpon the tender plant
Hath warped the giant oak forever
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iu,afcsting, totso-. ssyo's,.s. 4V~... ar. y 1s
Moods: Ginssnx. sec.; s-nees. wirnons sep. sec
sssa, ss,.. 1Sa9c., In kegs, Esxiia Soda Sc.
6pfvtfs TNrDsnffns: 3D.
Feressn Fruits and CANDY.
candy: l5@I4c. 49,
tlO.50.
sacoa. Shoulders. &c.: clear ris-s,aes sc.
rhied. efc: Virginia shoulders. b@1xc.: vir
unis hox-roupd Take. virginia mans. ,sres
s hams ica lSi' soes ss i0s@iie
,gaetsts: Hsisnssss; TWO noops, sl.solssl.7s
.i.5o@ss SO: four siiiSs.. s2.aasSa;ss. ''''s'
Coffee: Rio-conr1on. l3@I4c-; fair. $50
lec.; 1000 70 prime. l7eisc.; Llsnairs, isSa
3. Sssas xs.Ys1Ilss s:ns sss ,s s;s
dive, western prime i euinnT. iscissc.: common
1lSl2 ): English dairy. lea2Oc.: Pineapple, csc.
Fish: Herrinss-Ssrin carolina No. ! cut, Is
north Carolina aross. s4trs4.5e; Nortr Caro-
INA roe. N half,aarrels; ssdss.so;. .W.cssrr',
No. y. N kiis. sl.s7H: No. $3.50.
Lard: Prime. uArrcis ana nerces. &c; In bali.
nosasses: Common syrup-riogsheads. csc.
t'srces. 20 :: barrels, 49,: genuine goi.en sv,up
356aa5c. q gallon: New Orleans. prime. 50655e.
SAT-: LIyerpool. from store, $50 6reuae
,:ngar; Crushed. l0h,.; powdered l0s,,; graz.
yeiiow. nc Sx;.; err loaf. 1lk,.
sosp: ComInon. 6Gs7c., oest WAITING. 7t4s,
s sSs srH sv s eps%iT s ss:
imperial, eil0asl.ee; gunpowder, elA6@l.7s
ferstrictly choice.
Hides. Leather. Gc.
Rfdse. E-ean SdGr dry sxIfe,s. l2[ll ar. dfy
slut, l4@ 10 We, saited, 8d9s.: Wei ssisea Ca.
hemlocs. 25G27c.; country uDper 30.o0c.: ci.y
EnIsh lSiS22c. y 1907: Kin. 40@i75c. q 70. harness
country. 30436: CIV dnish. 35N40c. p NJ: calf
Rms; French, sl&sl.s0 q b.; rorgh sdrt,nc.
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
Tsn' american renned Old Domisioe. &c.
swetes. hammered, 54@a5x,.. hoop. skae.
Naits: ODD Dommon. $3.50 In 200 keg lois,
s5.50Ms5.75.
P'ouya- castings: Wholesale. A.; re,at 5X,.
Rope: Manila. best, l4@l5c. jure. s@ec.
k9gs: Mixed cottos &c.; white. &c; ~ool'eT,
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
A.: scctcn, best brands, pints s2Gs2.2s .
BrGndies: Domestic. tl.25@a2: fruit. sI.loa
sl.40; apple. new. si.75@s2; old, s2.2o@ss;
Rue Whiskevs: Medium. sl.6c@s2 pure old. 81
G394; virginia mountain, new, F2@f2.50, cid.
t2.60dt3 so and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. ~ .25Gps2; imported, % p csss.
Eelo England Rum fl.60dtl.60.
RectOaed Whfsksus: Market Quiet.
Lumber. slaves, &c.
L,aoer Supplies light, demand promisIpg and
with Indications Of a rise. oGite caA. s'3 asJS ~
l.uuU. r,s.. slIphls ropisr. sl4@S2b :,
1000: what, ,. ,l4.s42.5o ? Loo, vc,oy
nine soarfo Q, market stiff; dry clear, Sl2 sif,
and In demand; olst s9Gfll. acrOfnnt
'englns. n.4l.ie:, Pine; sl.75@S2.J0: cypress
six-nch. t60tt Y 1000. Lstns--spn,, ~ sawed.
II. as N.,lS p l,0ce.
HdUeS: WnIs .ey -Oarrel tilbeT green, flSGs2eS
timber, ia ds7 ? 1000. Fionr-hdrre poies, s4G.
So: hogshea0-hoons. zoe. . bundle.
Powder Shot. &c.
Fuse TOYS mining, 3sc.msl.25 n 100 teeL
P0icder: 1915 By the five kcgs--less THAI A..
kegs 1925 blasting, 81 25@t3.jo.
baot: Northern. 81 80 > pag On ~ -
Orf1det01es: lAI2sc. . r.
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The LATEST NEWS.
ny rELEeRApnr TO THE DISPATCH.

TuE INDIAN TROUBLES; RElSroRcEMrNTs
SENT 10 GENERAL HATcn FROM AIrzo-
MA srEAMhR BURNED on THE MIssis-
s,prI AND A SCHOONER ASHORE AT PAM
LEO soUND-CoNGREesIo> PROCEED
INGs AND WASHINGTON NOTES.-THE x-
PRESIDENTS GUNS SPIKED AT CALVES
ToN-THE ELECTION IN SAN FRANCIS
Co-FiRR on AroLICE BOAT IN NEW YORK
BARBoR-LARGE MILLS BURNED IN
NEW ENGLAND-RICHMoND AND SOUTH
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
MURDER OF A PAUPER-METROPoLI
MUSEUM FORMALLY OPENED-BENNETT's
HORSE WINS A RACE AT LoNooN-iiTGH
WATER IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
PARIS TO THE IRISH RELIEF FUND
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.. &C.
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Corty-SixtiI COngrcss-.SecOnd session.
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1880.

In the Senate, on motion OF Mr.. Ransom,
the bin approprating $4,000 for the cree
ton of a public building at Ashyile. n. e.,
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Cockrell, from the Committee on MILF
tary Affairs, reported fayorably on the bill
directing the restoration OF the official
books OF the Executive Department OF
North Carolina.
Mr.. Hampton, from the same committee,
reported iavorably on the bill authorizing
the Secretary of War to settle the accounts
for arms between the State OF South Caro-
lima and the United States.
Mr.. Cockrell moved TO take from the
Commerce Committee, to which 1t was re-
ferred. the bill introduced by him, by re-
Quest, Yesterday, for opening direct trade
between the States OF the Mississippi Valley
and Brazil, and establishing IA mal-servce
Herewith, and have il referred to the Post
Office Committee.
After objection by several members, the
motIOn was defeated.
The bill providing for an international
exhibition in New York in 1888 was ep-
po,ed by Messrs. Carpenter and Eaton as
unconstitutional, and advocated by Messrs.
Wallace and Herman.
The morning hour expired, and the bill
went over.
the Geneya.lward bill was laid aside and
the Observation-Disclosures bill taken up.
After agreeing to several OF the commit
tees amendments the Senate ADJ burned
without reaching the marsbaPs clause, on
which considerable debate is expected.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR. Morton, Of New York, presented the
memorial OF Grinuell, Minturn d Co.,
Brown Brothers d Co., Moses Taylor d Co.,
Hayemeyer Il Elder, David DAVIS Co.,
and other mercantile and banking-houses OF
New York, praying for an amendment OF
the Revised Statutes so that the duties on
sugars shall be assessed upon the quantity
delivered from, Instead OF upon the quanli-
~ delivered into, bonded warehouses. Re-
ferred.
Mir. f. Wood gave notice that when the
diplomatic and Indian appropriation Dlils
shall have been disposed OF he would call
up the funding bill for consideration.
The House then (the morning hour having
been dspe lsed with at 12:40) went into
Committee of the Whole--Mr. Converse In
the cbair-on the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill.
Several amendments were offered ana re-
iecied, and the bill was passed exactly as
reported from the Committee on Appro-
priai ions.
The army appropriation bill was reported
from the Appropriations Committee and re-
ferred 10 The Committee OF the Whole. Mr..
CIymer will call 1t mp for consideration
THURSDAY. II appropiia tes s26, 425, 800, be-
ing a reduction OF Sl,20l,675 from the De-
pertinent estimates.
The star deficiency bill was reported from
the Appropriations Committee with Senate
amendments. and referred 10 the Commit.
Zee OF the Whole. DIR. Blackburn will call
IL up Tomorrow.
The Brad ey.Slemmens eontested-election
case for the Second Arkansas district was
argued until adjournment.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

WORK on THE FRENCH MEMORIAL CHAPEL
AZ ADDRESS PROM JUDGE WFLLF0RD--
BISHOP wHiTTLE-EASTER SERvICEs-GAs-
60u WANTED-THE NEW TELEGRAPH CON-
PANY-PxRSONAL.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
MARCH 90, 1880
Il expected that work on the French
Memorial chapel will he sufficiently ad-
Vrced by the latter part OF April TO have
Tee corner stone laid, and it has been de-
ciCed 10 have the ceremony some day be-
igeln the 2eth aud 30th of the month.
Judge b. r. Wexford. Of Richmond, will
deliver an address, and 1t is on account of
some previous engagement Of bis about that
time that the exact day has not been fixed.
The ceremony will be conducted by MI
sonie Lodge No. 4, OF this city.
The Convection Of the Rlppahannock
Valley, comprising the Episcopal parishes
Of The Northern Neck and the counties on
lhf south blnk of the river. meets at st.
J hn's chuIc1. Tap pahannock, Wednesday.
Notice has been gwen that Bishop Whit
us will here on the fourth sunday in
AphI TO administer the rite OF confirmation.
Large congregations attended the Easter
services at The Episcopal and Catholic
churches. Service sunday night was con-
Quoted under difficulties, and one congre-
cations was dismissed on account OF bad
light
The supply Of coal at the gas-works has
iailed, aud the contractor has notified the
company that be will not furnish any more
al former plices. Wood and coke mixed
WIN rosiD have been rGsOrted TO rs tempo
raIy exDedienl, but the quality Of the pro-
duet is yerg inferior.
ihe ne@ telegraph company has special
usln employed distributing telegrapb-pOle
hCng tbe railroad towards Redmond.
Major j. ii. Kelly, the veteran journalist,
nh De- n confined TO bis room for two weeks
Z! severe attack OF rheumatism,
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ThaI.a,nn Trouhles.

REiSroEcEMrxTs FOR GENERAL HATCH.
sAN Francisco, March 30. A dispatch
from Tucson says the following commands
nave been sent from Arizona to report TO
1,,eneral Hatch, with view to the pursuit Of
victoria's band OF Indians Captain McClcl.
ian with Company l.. Sixth cavalry Lieu
tenant Lakewood in command OF a company
Oh indian scouts and twenty-five men Of the
sixth cavalry; and Lieutenant Miller In
command OF fifteen soldiers OF the Sixth cav.
airy and company Of Indian scouts. Vic.
,oria Is reported to have 200 warriors, and
Is now east OF the Rio Grande. The entire
command OF Hatch in the field will not ex-
coed 700 men.
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,norized congregations must apply TO the
government for authorization, and that
sncb bodies as shall not ask or eventually
OBTAIN authorization shall be dissolved.
The Number or Unauthorized Reli-
gfous Communities I'm France.
LONDON, March 20.-The Paris corre-
spondent OF the Times says: "Tbe nnau-
thorized religious communities In France
number 3S4 for men, with 7,444 members,
and COZ for women. with 14,003 members.
But the bulk OF these are not Jesuits. and
viii be summoned TO submit their statutes
to the Government for authorization II their
statutes are not Objectionable. Paris and
its suburbs contain 1913 Jesuir communities,
and the Jesuit colleges throughout France
number 81"
En1isting Russians I'm the Bulgarian
Army.
LONDON, March 90. The Berlin corre-
spondent Of the Standard says: ITO pave
The way for some desirable amendments TO
be introduced INTO the Bulgarian charter
the Emperor'of Russia has permitted Prince
Alexander Of Bulgaria to enlist 5000 Rus
sian subjects in the military service OF the
princlpaIIty."
Foreign Notes.
PARIS, March 30.-The subscriptions for
Irish relief amount to 1925. 900 francs.
Professor Nordenskjold, the Swedish ex-
plorer, will to-day be appointed commander
OF the Legion OF Honor.
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Murder In nm AImshouse.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 3O.-The details
are inst published Of the murder OF John
Gebring, pauper inmate OF the Allegheny
City almshouse. on the 9th Of February, 10y
j. Il. Ford and another inmate. Gehring
was knocked down, kicked, and beaten on
the head, and died soon after, and was
quietly buried. The assaialts have been
arrested.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The English Turf.


LANES GORDON BENEFITS MUsCATINE WINS
THE PARK HURDLE HANDICAP.
LONDON, March 30.-.Tbe race for the
Park hurdle handicap plate came OIL to-day
at the Kempton Park March meeting. and
was won bv Mr.. James Gordon Benne'ts
fiye.year.old Muscatine. The second place
was secured by Colonel Otway's tve-year-
old b. C. Red Hazard, and the third place
by Mr.. Chibbet's four-year-old Perofadoh'
FIVE horses ran.
The betting before the race was ten 10 SIX
against Red Hazard, three to one against
MuscatDe, and five TO one against ferora-
don. Muscatine was ahead throughout,
and won in a canter. twenty lengths ahead
OF Red Hazard, who was forty lengths
ahead of PeroradOn.
foundations I'm Spain.
MADRID. March 3O.-The rivers Jucar ana
Seglyia and their tributaries have Overflow.
ed their banks, and the towns oI Aicira ana
Orihuela have been inundated, Dut the wa
tiers are now subsidlding.
France.
THE If SUIT ORDER TO BE BROKEN UP.
PAsIs. March 30.-Decrees against unau.
tborized RELIGIONS societies were published
N .day. The ljr.t concerns the Jesuits, and
says the Government, considering that FUR
thar tolerance cannot be extended 10 s0ci-
ety against which natioi al sentiment has
declared it.elf. have resolved 10 dissolve the
association. and the establishment occupied
NV H. members must be closed ana vacaIed
within three months, which period may be
prolonged until August Slst In the case OF
The educational establishments attached TO
the Society.
The second decree provides that unau-
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY. March 80, 1880
Country produce.

TUESDAY. March 80, 1890
Country produce.
Appies ;4@i450 q barrel.
BeesDnJ: zoe. n ~.
Butter, Prime 10 choice yellow, 1885,; fair
Corn Zeal: 62c. q bushel for country zoe. for
DRIED Fruit: Apples 6@6Ac: peaches. peeled.
Ga he; unpeel@d, 406c.; eherrles lZ.c. p ID. {;
backDerrlcs, 8aSc.
Eggs: la barrels. 0c.; in crates. l0c.
Fs1taf-S. Prime rvo-Vones 45m37t.' COMMON.
p5d95 turkey tall, l5c. p 10; turkey wing, l0c
Y EIarsesd: 81 So = bushe'.
Hnu: Virginia timothy, 90997isc; dover, rs
,Sts: Baled 9jc dsl.
potdt0es: irish. p bushel 50@6oc.
Roots. -Gnseng 81 o H. Seneca free OF tops, 4oc.
bGrd: Country. 74@s'.
Rue: 75@s5c. = Dusnei.
SHnnc: Prime. zoe.
B4Lsd Str0io: 35M4Oc.
WooI: Waehed. $50 Soc; unvashep, 80 35c.
Bury wool VA! BRING from 20 Sc. y ID 'css tnsn
abOye rates.
Cement, Lime. Piaster. Ike
Cement: Rose.daie, $3.50 = parrei.
Lime: Agricultural, ee0lOc. Dusheii hocs @nd,
t1Ms Us. according to lnintlty; Jointer tonish-
incl, 81; Glenn's Falls. $4,000.
Plaster: Lpmn. "A 10; ground, 50; caieined
master. 81 5O@.l.75
Tar: Large size, T3.20@t3.oo'
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merr'macs. IN: Merrimack Stirring
IKE: Ricrmond. n; south Bridge: 7Ac; Paclhc.
&C. 5Goe roras se Aaa! sgca:"fM a s1it'1k g.
D9 ash . g.: wasr, Pink. &c.; Mallory Pur-
pie, Sc. simpson Mourning, &c.; simpson Grey
&c.; simpson Black, Sc; Harmony 1c'' ASH
''I BSe 90 'cof ons Manche ter x A. OYe; Man
Nsnehss.eE a: A. e MA' po:ss,, 80 4. A.
Il ~ James River 4 o. a.. 6ar. James River
*. K, exc: j unrs River "a II H.. 74c. James
Brow s1estiaGs: 1PepDercIl 10 4, &c., 'Andros-
'' sssaea,n ShiTtiaos md Ssssttnss: New York
Mills l3he.; msutta,, 1885,: Dayol i2c
Aaoroscos gin. L.. &c. Fruit Of the Loom, llSc
essSsSs &c s h hsse + l iSc f ssse
'I G,iiaghaM ..Piankei, Toe. White M.nalaetur-
i"9 Te * .1Conesosa A. A.. lsc; Consst,sa q. c.
A.. I5hc. Concsioga G. r. 1osc.; Conessoga Pre-
MUM, ~. Conestosa y. ", zoe.
Shirtinq Stripe Sheridan a." &C.; sheri-
"' gyo.sa ,,rr,ls: Grannevirs, Sc: Stalk, 91fc.;
Peppere Ie, oAc.; tockhriise Az, 9I,.
cotton. Piadds; Ottawa. IL; TOT do, Ike. |;
Old Virginia, 81.
csrs6rses: Flat + ID sc. /; r. per. s,sc.
Drugs. Dyessaffs. Oiis, az
Alum: Az.
Alcohol. $3.50 y galler.
Concentrated Lys: t32s@fs 'sss ~ Eu
dozen.
Coppsros. Az,
CockfaeaI: 81 y n.
Extract If Logeood: l7e
Tadigo: tl9Iti.lo.
0iis: LinseeJ sSc.; mseilir. = Z ~, s...n,
AI.sS: whale. Toe: griIs. oOGdO,: Lsofsaoi.
80 ~. fc1sen.,. lgfd Toe: swett, " ucxer;
best salad $3.50; castor, ti2e y gallon Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
WITH CUTICUR\ RESOLVENT.
lLeeere. Ueeks & Potter:

Messrs. Weeks e. Potter:
Gentemen,-In The year 1868 was taken with
severe attack of Kidney Disease, 1nd entert Belle
yuc HOsuital for treatment. DR.. johnson pro-
nv trouble Bright's Disease. II IS now
eleycn years since | l,f the hOspia tn partially
cared, during which time | have never been free
from pain and dis ress. ahOut constantly using
some remedies. When began taking the CUTICU-
IA RESOLyENT nN SIMMONS were severe PAIN II
the back great accumulation OF water, legs swollen
and painful that could scarcely walk, present
Il e every appearance CT drOpSy. 10 may seem nj
racul0ns, but IN ten days use Of The RESOLVENT all
these disIres ing symptoms disappeared, aud in less
than month was completely cured.
DANIEL MCMAHON,
21q WEST EIGHTH STREET, cOUTH BOSTON, May
10, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-31
Accidents on the Mississippt.

New ORLEANS, March 30.-Tbe Shreve-
port steamboat Trout. with cargo Of 1872
bales OF cotton and $50 sacks OF cotton
seed, was totally destroyed by fire yester-
day. No lives were lost. The boat and
cargo were valued at $4,000.
Steamb vat Rose City struck a snag seventy
miles above Fulton Friday and sunk. She
i q wreck. No lives lost.