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figa; Heuings-- serto carolina No. cut. -
iaA sor.. N nalf-'ssrrsIs. ssss3.So. wseksrsi,
ss''ssI, ',si5s,sss s 3 i:s'i as H. ssss
Lo<d; Prize, i~rfsis and nertes. Sfc.: In half
aescS@.s; common sysap-4oyshads. 23c
rsrce- ~ l1rrs;s. 25s.: genuine so,seu sv,up
ssMsasc. = gaIIen: New 0rlssns. pr,n: D0a s0x
stgsr; crsshcc, lox,.: po~aered. 1osc:: srss-
s ss,,. l To- 81 :. s s e., s extra G. eye.
'eow 'sS o1or. 20 s W., i as waning 7xasx
soA,s. l5m20c.: ann fsncr urices country, 4d6oc.
7scs: s.srk 1900. The lss' 4 rrtrs syt'c's
Imperial, sI.I0@sl.s8; rnpowosr, el.A6ol.yo
Hides. Learner. Nc.
Rtses. t,rsea. SAGE: drv sxited lzsl3c.; dry,
aini. lac &c.; We. ssitsd. s6sc.; nes 'Ait.a ca
Lsothsy: ss,Ie leather. oak 4D@42..: sole leather
sericck. 25T27s.; cornfrv nopsr s9S.boc.: city
cs5n.ry. 30G36 CITY nrzsb. s5M4Or = D.; calf
.sins french. slGsl.yo y D.; ronga sxifnass
30GSeo
iron. steet. walls. sc.
hrsn American rsaned. t,id i,oraisios haS- 3xc.
a 10. for STANDARD sizes; English and Ame lean
, mr. ~ 6i sseaes, hammered, s3s5<c; hoop,
yo.,s: 0ld DOMINION. s4.ss ner keg for stand
ard sizes; loc. or In lots Of zoo kegs.
Pi0@yh-C@stinpS: wooiessie. ST.: retail ~.
kope: Manila. best. Halle: fa;e. sJSssc.
br1pSrs. Wines. &c.
sle: Scotch, beet brands, pin,s s29s22s .
doses gold.
Srandiss: Domestic. sl.25at2: fruit. aI.lto
$40: apple. new. sl.75gfZ; old, f2.2gGs
vrg'nis peach. s2@s2.5O.
Rgs HhiSksgs: hsdiinn, sl.50@so: rure old. -
lt$4; Virginia movntaIn, new. Szeaf2.50, I'D
s2.50has3 30 and upwards
or. Domestic, st.25ees2: imported, 70 u Case
Ns,o En0t0Rd RUcs: sl.60Msl.6Q
eeetU6d NbtSksvs: Market quiet.
LaUoep. slaves. Nc.
Lasgtsr. White oak. gl3as1S a 1000:
" To-. IN Virginia popisr. tl4Gsz5 1000:
white NJ el4NSsZ.50 LOCO: yellow nine
9oarrs. 30 market stiG; dry clear St2 Ola.
and In demand; yolst s9tarll. sc.Or,iinx 70
,engths. .>nin-les- Pine. sl7jMs2.J0; cypress
slx-iuch. S6Gtt Z, 900. Lstns-Spnt, ~: sawed,
Il. 75Gsl.S( a l,00Q.
Toues: Wbiss ey-DaErel timber sreen. 3lsaS2ov
1000: seasoned, t20azs25 q loco. slsnr-ns -
tIrober. i4Mf7 y 1910. Flour-harrei Doiss, s4e1
50. hogsbead-hoops. zoe n bundle.
Powder shot. &c.
FNse TOYS ,sinIng, 35c@s1.25 - leo rei.
POgodsr: 1878 by tine i've kegs-less thzn AVE-
kegs, 1925: blasting, - 23Gt3.0O.
Saot. Northern. 81 ~ > nag Oi rs %.
Gr!ads.eHss: 1&Gl2bc. = to.
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uoors were closed. when they were re-
~peneu, at 5:20P. NJ. the Senate adjourned
NO action was taken on the bill In thu
secret session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mi. Orth, OF Indiana, asked the unani
NOUS consent 10 make personal explann
non tomorrow, after the reading OF Tho
journal, In regard 10 his connection with
Tue Gains against Venezuela aud The con.
gFessional investigation OF the Forty fourth
Congress IN regard thereto. There BEING
10 Objection. Mr.. 0ltb stated that he hoped
INC member from the Springfield, H., dis
'flct thr. Springer) would be present to.
borrow, rs 10 bis explanation he might say
something OF interest 10 that gentleman.
Under the call OF States bills were intro.
dnced and referred as follows:
by Mr. Ellis, OF Louisiana: To establish
q Government postal telegraph service be.
tween Boston, New York. aud Washington
ana intermediate post-ofiices; and IL this
experimental line is successful to extend it
TO osber cities OF The country; the rates to
be rs follows: For twenty-five words or
less for 200 miles or less, - cents; for 500
miles or less, % cents; for LOCO miles or
less, 40 cents; for 1000 miles or less, IS
cents; for 5000 miles or less, 81.
BY Mr.. King, Of Louisiana: A resolution
calling Tor information regarding the expul-
sion OF Israeliti,h citizens Of the United
states from st. Petersburg.
BY Mr.. Daggett, OF Nevada: To establish
a uniform system OF bankruptcy.
The Republicans demanded the reading
Of each measure introduced, the impression
being that their purpose was to prevent an
resolution from being Of
Tered after The call OF States should have
been concluded.
Mr.. Daggetps bin was very long, and Mr.
Springer. OF Illinois, moved that the House
adjourn, inasmuch as it was evident that
the whole day would be wasted. This was
agreed TO, and the House at 2:20 p. NJ. adj
iourncd.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


PART OF THE SOLDIERS HOME AT DAY
TON, ONO, BuRNED--No YELLow.FEvER
At NEW oRLEANs--DEATH OF Ex.coN-
GRESHAM WARREN TINE NEW YORK
POST" AND THE WEST POINT CAsg-A
QUICK TRIP TO HAvANA--CoNoREss
AL NEWS AND WASHINGTON ITEMS
AMERICAN LADoR-REf0RM LEAGUE IN
SESSION IN NEW WORKS. q UTnERN
ITEMs-NEw GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS IN
CHlCAGo-sTRIKE OF STONE. CUTTERS AT
PROVIDENCE. r. I.--oBiTUARY-DEsTRU
TIVE FIRES IN FRANCE-CABUL NEWS
THE KING HAS DECLINED TO ACCEPT
THE RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY,
BUT THE ITALIAN CHAMBER OF DEPU-
TIES WILL BE DISSOLVED.
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The CelestiaIs and the Fourteen a,
Amendment.

NEW YORK, May "a San Francisco
special says that since the recent decision OF
Judges Sawyer and Hoffman in the TiburciO
Parrot case the fourteenth amendment
covered the Chinese with the protection OF
this Government. Even il no treaty existed
with the Chinese Government at all, the
members OF the Chinese consulate there are
perfectly Indifferent 10 anything the newly
appointed minister and commissioners may
seek to effect ID modifying any portion OF
the Burlngame treaty. They rest perfectly
contented with the provision for their pro.
lection in the fourteenth amendment, and
regard the mission 10 the Celestial empire
now as q fools errand.
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OVER THE PALIsADEs--A FATAL Fall
Losing his way in the darkness during the
heavy rainfall Of last Thursday night, John
Bianebe, young man who lived in the lit
lie village Of Closter, Bergen county, n. j..
irll from the brink Of "a preclpitous cliff Of
he Palisades and was killed. The next day
Tie body OF Blanche was found lying 215
let below the elf amid mass OF bOuIders
and sharp rocks. His skull was fractured
over bis left eye, aud bis left leg aud right
I'm were broken. He was undoubtedly
instantly Killed. The team which he was
driving was found Standing entangIed
amOng trees about fifteen feet from the edge
o. the Pallsades. which is there 475 feet
sOoye the Hudson by actual measurement.
Ieis is the greatest height OF the Palisades.
ibe horses had evidently stood there some
ume, as they had. by continual stamping
WITH their fore-ieet, dug great holes in the
round. They bad also eaten the bark
hom all The trees and bushes within their
,eaen. The wheels OF the wagon were held
"i IN o cluster OF trees.
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Forty-sixfh COngress-..secOnds Session.
WASHINGTON, May 3, 1880.


Bills were introduced and referred Us fol
! lows:
BY Mr.. Harris (by requesO: To provide
for the extension OF letters patent for an
improyement upon the Eclipse c0tt0n-gin.
By Mr.. Morrill, For the erection OF
monument in Washington to the memory
OF Joseph Henry.
By Mr.. Williams: To establish ocean mai
service between the United States and Tor
eign nations. and providing for adequate
| com peDsation therefor. Referred TO The
| Committee on Post-Offices and Post-Roads
Mr.. Wallace submitted resolution thai
the Senate will hold session on Wednes'
day and Thursday nights Of each week,
commencing mt O'Clock and closing al
lO.3O. for the consideration OF bills on the
| calendar in their order.
Mr.. Edmunds That had better go over.
think we can make better arrangement.
The resolution went over.
Mr.. Cameron, OF Wisconsin. pursuant to
previous notice. moved to take up the bill
for the relief OF Benjamin Holiday.
The bill appropriating S526,739 to satisfy
Ben. Holidays claim for bis losses on mail
service by reason OF not being protected by
the Government against the Indians and
being obliged to change his mail route, was
taken up by a vote Of 20 ayes to 20 noes, but
thc morning hour expired before action was
taken on the bill. 1t will require another
vote TO get it up again.
On motion of Mr.. Bruce, House joint re-
solution donating rations to the sufferers by
the recent cyclone ut Macon, Miss, was
taken up and passed.
The Vice-Presiden: signed the "imme-
mediate deficiency bin" containing the
election laws rider), and II was sent to the
Presidep! for bis signature.
Mr. Vance resumed his speech in support
OF the Kellogg-Spofford resolutions, review.
ing certain portions OF the testimony and
concluding with legal argument against
the doctrine OF res ddjadicatd.
On motion OF Mr.. Hamlin, the Senate took
up the bill authorizing convention be-
tween the United States and Nicaragua to
settle claims.
Dir. Edmunds said the bill touched foreign
affairs and could not properly be discussed
with open doors, and on bis motion the
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The Mobile ExpositiOn-Bnai FIRTH

MOBILE, May 3.-The seventh annual ex-
position CT The Mobile Mechanical, Horti-
cultural. and Agricultural Society opened
to-day under fair auspices, the receipts be-
Ing so per cent. larger than on the OPEN
id. day last year. The exhibition is good.
and the various departments are well
stocked with goods.
The seventh annual convention Of the
|. o. B'nal Birth met yesterday. In the
evening the members went on an eXcur-
sion TO Point Clear. Tonight compli-
mentary performance will be given to the
visiting delegates.
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W. L. Fox, an extensive oil-producer,
sea twenty-five years, with fortune OF
,4N0,o00, died in car near Clarion, Pa,
- week. He was TO be witness 10 q
,..suer.trlal at Clarion, and having forgot
80. revolver which IA. was TO produce
.a ss IDENTIFY, had The train stopped and ran
W. distance to bis residence and back.
eve, ssa DC returned 10 the cars be was nearly
dswss,'ed from bis exertloD. He sat
few @n a 70 seat, and when the conductor. a
sne,t I' aes afterwards, came TO the seat to
80 "iln hr. Fox be was dead.
,O, 30. samuel Chopin, the distinguished
died at New Orleans Sunday at 8
49, - " Pneumonia, after three days III.
lpr. Chopin was prominent mem
AZ Inc Yellow-Feyer Convention +"
s a.. ordnance Is "held over" IN the first
ss asn "a tbe Baltimore City Council to op.
bansss sioO TO each 81 the reporters OF
A'' proceedings Tor the daily papers.
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The West Point Investigation.

NEW YORK. May 3.-The Post this eye-
ming SAYS, in regard to the West Point case !:
"Credible reports have reached the Evening
Post from several independent sources that
the handwriting on scraps No. s and No.
70, OF Superintendent Gaylor, and on scraps
Nos. I, 8, 0, and 10, OF Mr.. Hagen, and
which, in the opinion OF those gentlemen,
corresponds with the writing OF the mystic
rious note, is the handwriting OF Whit
fakprv
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Louisiana Suits Decided.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Judges Monroe
and Rogers sat together to-day and rendered
decisions in the premum-bond suits. In the
case OF Lucas E. Moor Us. The City the in
junction was made perpetual prohibiting
the city authorities from Ievying and col
ecing the ten-mil tax, and in the case OF
the Factors and Traders Insurance Com
Us. The City the mdnddmus was made per-
emptory compelling the collection OF the
fftnen-D,i!l fax
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
New Lord Lieutenant.

LONDON, May "A Dublin dispatch to
the Times says: "The appointment OF Earl
Cowper as Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland has
taken the public by surprise. but bis pro-
perry in Ireland and personal associations
commend him 10 Irishmen, while the 1act
that he Is repuied as politician OF mild
type will make him acceptable to the Con-
seryatiye gentry. He Is certain 10 meet
with a respectful and generous reception
from all classes.
"a majority OF those who cooperate with
the Liberals approve the selection OF the
Right Honorable William 4. Forster Tor the
chief secretaryshiD OF Ireland, while the
Nationalist and Home-Rulers, who remem-
Der his firm attitude regarding obstruction,
are not so well satisfied. His capacity for
dealing with the education controversy,
hich is by 20 means settled, is likely to be
tried severely"
British Control I'm Cashmere.
LONDON, May 3.-The correspondent OF
the Times Mt Calcutta In.imates that the
Government would before now have taken
steps for the assumption Of direct control
OF affairs In Cashmere (meanlns the depo-
sition OF the present ruler had not It's HANDS
been full OF more important matters: be.
sides gross abuses in the Administration, II
is reported that the Mahajarah oil Cashmere
Is supected OF carrying on correspondence
with Russia.
Affairs IN Cashmere are In q very bad
state. Its government ia rotten 10 the core
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american Labor.Reform League.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The tenth annual
Convention OF the American Labor-Reiorm
League met in Science Hall to-day-K. X.
ingalls, in the chair Resolutions were pass
ed denouncing the land monopoly. adyo-
eating the reputation Of all debts when the
principal has been paid in the form OF in
terest, and advocating the repeal OF all laws
sauctoning the payment OF rent, Interest,
and speculative margins not covered by
labor equivalent.
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Chicago,s New Custom-Housc.

CHICAGO, May 3.-The new custom
house, occupying the entire block bounded
by Clark, Adams, Jackson. and Dearborn
streets, was occupied to-day by the Gov
eminent officers.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RlCGMONO 1OGACOO hAtNhC1 .
MAY 3.-The following are The quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, S3Gi3.50; medium, s4@
II 90: good. Si.50@s5.
Iedf.-C0nmon, S5@s5.50; medium, S66s7
good nominal; fine. nominal: extra tne, nom nal
,HeIam ing.-cOmmOn, S3@$i; medium, sea
$3.50; good, 7GsS.50; fine. S9@slO.
DARK GOoDs-MANUFAcIURING
Lug FiLers.-Common. s3.j0@si; medium
"a SOFA s.: good, $5.j0d So.
lear FiHers.-COmmon s56S5 30: medium
S6lt:65o: good STA So; fine, 20 gSl0 extra fine
WrGppers.-Common,J s7.5o@ts.50 medium
iS5Ods9: good. S9.50@sl0; fine, $10@Sll
extra, sl2@13: extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT DISCRIMINATING.
Smokers.-Common, is@SlO; medium, sl0@
Sl2; good S12@Sl6; fine, 81 6@s20.
Piliers.-tommOn, S66sS: medium, s79s9
good, slg@:l2 fine, nominal.
WrdOpePS.-CO Common. SlO@Sl1 Medium. 81 oG
$40: good, f20@s30; line, SiO@:oO; fancy, 500
@s65.
Wr0Dpers. MSh0g0ay.-Common, f12@fl5
medium. Sl56M2O; good, S22@s20 fine, $500
$40 ; extra, s45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IL confined
principally 10 good old heavy-bodied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, S4@s5: Kentucky River lngs, S10@
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3dslS.
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MARINE INTELLIGEyCb.
MiNIATURg ALMANAC-MAY4,I ss
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY 3, 1880.


PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 5, 1850.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK /,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen x 90.
agents. -,
merchandise. 20 master. ,
Schooner J. A. Curtis, Dublin, Philadelphia, Goa J
schooner Annie f. Moore Phillips. Philadelphia
coal, y III. Bawes.
schooner Alice Curtis. Morris.
Schooner Sandy Hook, Abbott. CRY Point hpn'
Curtis 4 Parker. ,, ,y,,,.,
wharf, James river. lighi.
SAILED.
Steamer j. -. Schuyler. Hancock Baltimore rLd
Ncrfols. me- Chandise ana passengers, Curbs rh-
steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Iaiufa >
agent. n. ,,...t,
ues. Currie K 60. r.,.
schooner Edward i.smeyer, Kennel, Portland '
coal, Carrie Co.
British bark Beaconshsld, Lynn. England WIN
| 40 OS bushels Of corn, valued At f22 ,03S.
MEMORANDUM.
! PpoyIpESCE. April 30.-Arriyed; schooner
| william d. Hilton. Iiorner, from Lichmoni.
| ny Telegraph.
| DAMAGED IN GALE.
| BOSTON May 3.-IThe schooner Boston, rom
Kennebsc 10, Fredericksburg with Ice, encountsrru
| n heavy gale May Let. causing a leak OF l,iuO
| strokes an hOnp and other Damage. sbe VIII "'s-
| charge here aud repair the leak.
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Obituary..

DEATH OF EX-CONGREsSMAN WARREN.
Boston, May -Ex-Congressman Will
liam Writ Warren died last night.
DEATH OF AN OLD BREWER.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Eberhardt Anheuser,
president Of the Anheuser Burick Brewing
Company, one OF the oldest and wealthiest
brewers in the city, died last night: aged
seventy.fye years.
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sfone-Cuffers Striking.

PROVIDENCE. Il. L., May 3.-Nineiy stone
cutters in Smiths quarry, at westerly,
struck for higher wages Saturday. Others
are Ia king OF striking.
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FINANCIAL.
81 OOO TO LEND ON S.a CITY I. I RGA or
in sums of $4,000 each.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER,
ny1 ood2t Real Estate Agent.
rI,UE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY.
FINANCIAL

fbrganiZel unutr the dNs vi INT StdAc VI w"
York.
Griffith district, Clear Greek county, Colorado.
CAPITAL STOCK, s5,OOOOOO; 100000 SHARES
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
Stock full paid and non-assessabe.
REGISTRARS OF TRANFERs.-Farners' Loan
and Trust Company. 49,
TRUsTEEs.-Norwn Green. president Western
Union Telegraph Company, New York; Henry H..
Plant. president Southern Express Company New
York: |. G. Babc0ck. treasurer Adams Express
Company. New York; ID. l. Carson, secretary
Sou hrrri Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company,
New YORK; l. II. Munson, Drcxel Building. New
York; Albert -. Chandler, president Atlanlic ana
Pacific Telegraph Company, New YORK ". 4;
Uumstoue. general superintendent Atlantic ana
Pacific telegraph Company, New York; IbeO.
y Vail. general manager National Bell Telephone
Company, Boston: Thomas |. Brady, Assistant
Postmaster General Washington, ID. c.; Henry ,.
RUSSELL Boston, Mass; General Francis >. MARSHALL,
Georgetown, Colo; James VI. Ormes. general super
intendent Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company, New York. ,
OFFICERs.-N orwin Green. president: Henry ;.
Russell, vice-presGent; Tneo. \. Vail, vice. pres-
dent; X. ii. Rochester, treasurer; George I. Nlde'
secretary. -
Clarence Cary formerly Of Vir2i.ia), New forS
Jerome f. Manning, Worcester. Mass; counsel.
Subscriptions received and information given by
ap2S-im THOMAS BRANCH co.
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BY TeIegrapn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May g. foon-Stocks weak.
Money on call. 5@6 per epat. Exchanse-Long,
4s4t; short, 4s71l. State bonds duh. Governments
inactive.
Ereafng.-Money, Sac per cent. Exchange,
4S4H. Governments dull and weaker; new 81,
l02%: Az per cents, l04A G); per cents, 1918
states dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 3-Yirginia SIS. old, 25
asked deferred. 8 asked consols. %; second se-
rics, 22E: past-due coupons, 9lS; new fQ-40's,
40A; l0-i0's coupons, 94i. Bid to-day.
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nooKx. srATloxERy. As.

MICE STATIONERY
EScLIsH, FRENCH. and AMERICAN nols ,-
v,. ag's ns' and WHpDiN0-CARDs,e engraved or
printed IN fashionable style. s,,v re
col 10 Pms STEEL PENS, GOLD ana stLsh~
,tyrrth,MMsa !TricS1FsS tms. rocKErKNivEs Of
popTNBi'E WRirINsrDEsks, roRIfolioss
StisAp-BOOkS, tOOLscAP, LsuAis Sa'
Al, a pisas II sTafioNskY for sale in large os
ana" qua''' . wvsoopuoUsE & PAnHAMs.
an 81 booksellers and Sta'Soes'ss
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TeIennouic Communication.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., May 3.-Ttlephonic
communication was established on Sunday
afternoon between this point and Green
vile 6 c.
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SEINE.THREAD.

EIsBERMEN's DEPOT. A9
PATENT AND sosT.LAiD sEISE!rWiNE,
all sizes.
PRICES REDUCED-PRlCEs REDUCED.
sEINE-LINES. COREs. CORk.WOoD'
COTTON and TARREO ROPES, all sires;
YAWKISGs. Sc.. &c. ..,.,..,>,, -,
FYKE NETS, THREAD GILL NETTING saa
toTTON-TWiSE NETTING. fos hauI-seins,, on
s"oe5 rc,dy FOR use We are prepared TO oil All or
ders promptly aud al low naures. eo,,,
Wv l.. LlCHTkNsTElN 4 SOM.
Sole importers OF the LlON-SRA>D SEAN II
TIM Ap warranted full standard.
an ia corner ts vtnteenth aud Franklin sirssis-
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Memorial Hall at The Dayton, Ohio,
SGIdiers' Home Burued.

DAYTON, OHIO. May 3.-The MemOfiaI
Hall at the Soldiers Home, which was
burned yesterday, was not insured. A large
number OF valuable war relics were lost,
among them flags and the uniform Of Gen
eral Thomas, placed ut the Home for safe
keeping by order of the Society Of the
Army Of the Cumberland at lis last meeting
in Washington.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

CINCINNATI, May The Memorial Hall
at the Dayton Soldiers Home was burned
yesterday, and cost $4,000 in 1878. 1t was
insured for half its value.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, May 3. 1880.
ssLEs.--so shares Of Richmond and Dsnvi'e
Railroad stock sold at 9OK: 80 shares Of e., {. and
Il. Railroad sock at 4eK; aud 30 shares OF Rich
mond and DaayIe Railroad stock II 904.
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HuLEs AND HORSES FOR E5N
NJ ostIT-Jast arrived, 40 extra One 80 2s
MuLfs aud 9Rssssn, b grGafsnI AGA V for one
C0ND HAND PLATFORM eesANNSFR TABLES,
No. 1905 Franklin street, oppossmss, RsSssIEIjX,
ap I3-eodlQt ED"'~
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Eine. a40s4.5O: sCperAne. s5Ms52j: extra
S6M:6.25 common family, S6.2J@ $500 tancl
brauAs. f7@i7.75.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

NItNWUND, ldt9 >, 1851.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 342 bushels.
CORN White. l3S bushels.
MEAL 80 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-26 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 248 bushels prime Lancaster Il
;l.35: 20 bushels prime Lancaster M Sl.3J; 10
bushels good FuhZ at Tl.2S: ~ bushels common
FulizatSl.23: 80 bushels common FulIZ at 81 &c
total. 342 bushels.
CORN White. 90 bushels very good at Sc; 10
bushels prime az 5Sc.-io,al, 10 bushels.
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Disorderly Afghans.

LONDON. May IA dispatch from Cabul
to the Times says: "Tbe military force
here now is again so strong that any opera
lions can be undertaken, and it Is likely
that IL will be required. The country has
now been without settled government for
eighteen months, and the rural population
Is in very disorderly state. The population
Of Cabu, comprising partisans OF the diff
ferent sirdars, is always ready for an excite
mentv
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YELLOw-FEvgR CANARD.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Thc Post OF yes
terday stated that adyices had been received
from New Orleans TO the effect that three
cases Of yellow.fever existed there. The
story may be set down as canard, since
DR.. Joseph Jones. president OF the LOUISE
ana Board OF Health at New Orleans, says :
81 affirm that New Orleans is free from
fevers Of all descriptions. The weather is
cool, and the health OF the city was never
hetter.v