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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Letter

~nvrr-xt1Y TO RECOVER LOST PHOTO
~ GRAPHS.
WAR DEPARTMENT., }
o,v,cs WAR RECORDS ls6l-'65,
Tes' o''Wv WASHINGTON, March IL, 1850; ,
,,..snf The DiSpdtch: General 4. ID.
bda eond Acknowledgement of the Army,
fose,se.""SS IN my charge number OF pic
bs p'O O,S~o,og,aphs. Sc, found IN the ar
wTes, p ,,ne war Department, for the pur-
tsiSes " aasacertaining and delivering them to
p'se o. Or owners. enclose lists OF those
N pivr""' Virginia" miscellaneous" and
rlIAe" with the request that you
81 eS"V Inn in YOUR paper aud request
loo's", s'rrouchoni the state TO copy. Per-
paPNIs aS;nc for uic,ureS will enclose sur
f,eu' 'li .,tnlIv.. MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
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4 TOBACCO Casa preliminary icJunc-
ton was asked in the United States Court
before Judge Butler Yesterday in behalf OF
John w. Carroll. OF Lync1burg, Va, 10 re-
strain Philip II. Earibaien, OF this city,
from designating a cigarette maDufac ured
by him as the "Lone-Jack " cigarette. The
complainant (Mr. CARROLL is manufacturer
Of Virginia smOking-iObaccO known in the
trade as Lone Jack" He claims the use
81 those latter words as a trademark.
Judge Butler reserved his decision. The
suit is one OF great importance to those d.
Iec,ly concerned, and attracts considerable
attention from the trade in general. The
amount OF damage, involved is over $780,
Co., fact thai doubtless accounted for the
presence OF the brilliant array OF legal tai
enl. TIE plaintiff was represented by Cen
eTal William Henry Browne, Of Washing
ton, ID. c., and George Harding, Esq, OF
th,> city, while the defendant was repre-
senied bv observation-disclosures Dorshci-
mer, Of New York. and Hon. ID. Dudley
fleld, OF New York. philadelphia North
american, 1871.
The above is almost an adj
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, March 10, 1880
Country produce.
4ooies 1884 p barrel.
BsestO0I: zoe. p %.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 3OG33c.; fair
TO good. 20d25c.
corn Veat: 62c. p bushel for country; zoe. for
Drie9 Fruit: AppIes G6c.: uesches. peeled,
S@l2c.; unpeeled 4N6c.; cherres' l2Ec. q ID.
Folois.-Turkeys. o . lee p b.: chickens, ga &c.
q NJ ducks, l0Qllc. n n.
Eg0s: In 0arreia g.; IN crates. los.
- 135-. turkey tall, l5c q TO-; turkey wing loo.
an.
H0V: Virginia timothy, 9Og9jc.; clover, rs
S' VGts. Baled 95c @Sl.
SDfDtoeS. lrish. "a iu.hel s0G0)c.
Pork. Dressed, 54c q 10.
Lnr0. Country. 7G74,.
Ege: 7j@S5c. u JIsneL
BeIef Etroi0: 35@40c.
Iilif0to: 5tf5yC. q 20
Wooi: " asbed. 4j 50a; rnwssied SOC soc.
BURY wool viii bring nom 10 Sc. = % less tilan
above ritee.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. Axe.
rsre.t: Kose.a1ie.tI.5O = barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, S.HlOc. r Dusheii Rors REd,
slG4t.2i. according ~ Quantity; JOinteT lunish-
ins), u GIeno's Fall.; s-3@90e; Ga. o.,,,oe1
nssicr. {. ! 5O@sl.75
Tar: Lsige size, f3.2jGGf3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merriro ack. H.: Morrimack shrting'
7Hc.: Eicnmond. - south brdse; 5Es; facInc:
s. sorant 7a, spragne, , sGiriiog e.;
4 ash 'yto,. 4: Mailer, Pink, Sc: Mallory Pur-
ME &c.: Simpson MOnrning, &c.; SimpsOn Grey,
g.; simpson Black &c.; HARMONY &C.; ASH
'aI srS S%' 'coi ons Manchester x A., sc; Man
Nancnesger = A. A., ,6% e: M&ne,s sset "a 4. ~
~ Rockbriase 5 II. r. 6H.; Rcc.b i ~ X. X:
X f., 6kc. } ln-s Rive. "A u H., 7>e. James
Rlv standard A y. D., &C.; arsmteVl, :. K r..
g. CnnSst0q, D.. TO-: toneyoos W., sX'
Broto Sheetiags: Pepperell 10 4, 3oe., Andres
eo ss,aensr SSiSifnos and valsttnas. New York
hn nti L. ii &c. Fruit 81 the Loom iSc.
oapeSa1s, &c Hope Toe. eciisse "a,
iOHr security Z, 7c. i; PeDperell l0.,, 32Hc.
bingham .-Plunket, Zoe. White M,nufaetnr-
TEX .ICone,toga A. A.. l3e; Conesioga Z. G.
A., I5Sc Coues'oga &. r.. l6.:e.; Consstoga Pre-
MUM. ! ne: Cones,oga y. r.. zoe
StlHisg Stripe : seer'd'' ny BE-; sherl-
a' re. y,ritis: Gran,'svil,e, 9c: stalk, 9.c.;
Peppere l., 9.c.; iockbritse "A, OK
.sDlus: Jewett City, lie Boston, DC.
Cotton Plaids: Ottawa, IL; Tol do, llItc.
Old Virginia, D..
CQp.tylos: Flat \ IL 6ssc per ~.
Drugs, Dyestsirs. Oils, 40.
Attsrs. Az.
Alcohol: $3.50 a saflon.
dozen.
Copperas: AZ
CockiasGI. VI p 70.
Erfrdct NJ E0pn0od: lTc.
IadfQO: slMti.io.
1fIs: Iinseed' s5c. machine. 81 sln.7 spsrm'
ajax whale. 76c.: stTsits. oo@ QUO: tsoisaos |.
- a. 6O66Oc.: lard, zee; sweet 70 uoxsh;
bes, salad, $3.50; castor, si.2e y gallon; virginia
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH l9.-lhe following are The quotations
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.--Common, s3@s3.50; medium, $40
"a 30: good S4.50H 50.
LeGE-Common, S5@S5.5O; medium, f8@S7
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra foe, nominal.
temmtng.-COmmOD, S3@5f; ,iium, tG@
$3.50; good, s7M $3.50; fine, *9@sl0.
DARK oDs-aANUFAC1URING.
lug Fiiiers.-Conmon. S3.5O@S4; medium
S4.50@45: coed, $5.50Mf6.
LeGC FiNeFs.-f'ou m"n s6d rs so; medium
s66ut6 30: & 1od, W 80; fine, S0GSl0 extra fine
sun cured, Sl0aSlS.
WraDpers.-t ommon, s7.5O6ts.5O: medium
:S.50Gs9: good. $0.5C@fl0; hnc, t10@tll
extra, *l2Ml3; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT GOODS NANUFACTURING.
SnokerS.-. 'Ommon, isGsl0; medium, 400
5l2; GOOD, Sl2@il6; hnr. 81 6lGS20
EIiers.-i 0mInon, &6afS: medium, s7GlS9
good s lQ@Sl2; fine, nominal
WrdDDerS-CO Common, fl0mSlj; Medium, VI 5GJ
$40: good, :20@S30; line, i40@t50; fancy, t5t
@sG5.
IyrdDDers. MshOGnnV.-Common, tl2mfl5
medium Sl5t6M20 good, t22@ S25; fine, 5000
t4o, extra st5eS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Il conGned
principally to good old heavy-bodied lu.gB aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old hugs, :46t5: Kentucky River lug', il0@
Sl2; Kentucky River leai Sl3MSlS.
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THE above is almost an adj

WAR or THE WIRES AT WHEELING
wheeling, ". Va, March 1S.-This city
was the scene Of q local telegraph war OF
some inleie't Yesterday. Manager Tracy,
OIL The American Union Telegraph Compa-
~ was instructed by telegraph to cut all
"nes owned by the Western Union Com
Ia0y running on Baltimore aud Ohio poles.
ihls step was caused by tue erection OF ad-
ullona wires for the extension OF the
American District Telegraph system. The
oIder was compiled with. and all the new
"Ee' were cut, with two which had been
u.'d by the Register. ADD an Edison tcle-
phone wire. The Western Union people
.lea feialiated by cutting wires belonging
70 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
lNny. Mr.. Tracy applied To the police for
pWeeilon. but the other company had ac-
eompllshed all they desired. So the matter
sands at present. though something more
htiidentiy developing.
Ibe Baltimore and ohio railroad to-day
oO'a'ned an Injunction 10 the Municipal
.oun restraining the Western Union and
atlantic and Pacific telegraph Companies
IRON Interfering with the telegraph wires
~ a.. The railroad company in the State Of West
Virginia.
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YlEGINlA.

r..,nre 81 hoy, with following writ
,,n on bsck; M'sS "'''S "'''''"'
4 ~ona. Va ,.,,,, ro,,o,,.;,o
:. on hack: "Care Carttin Patrick,
v'"',t" WoodSon, Richmond, Va"
e'' ~. 81 man, with following writ
o. nack: &C. W. Cole, Richmond,
w. p;rure Of woman, with following
IN back Samuel L. Cox, Rich
n,'T p,cpre Of woman. With following writ
o. IN back: "Mr. Qwntin Anderson,
TT"e,seyjek>burg, Va
80 p.,,nre OF colored man, with follow
rit,cn on back: a. Mrs. julia Anne
y ~ care Of james VI. Carter, Rich
N"Ip, ;,lure Of man. with following writ
- h,ck: "MiSs MARY +. Dunfer, New
1. C1mb ,rland county, Va
p,ciur. az man. with following writ
al, m back: Mrs. l.. Nermilllon, AleXan-
dril. Va
piciure Of nan, With following written
81. hsck. -. y. sample, Richmond, Va"
m Picture Of man. with following written
.. t.rk. flames Crow, Richmond, Va"
~ Picture Of man. with following written
IN hscS: Mrs. L. Y. Johnson, Lanesyille,
King WIlliam county, Va
10 picture of womlr, with following
,+,,en on back: Evans :. Cook, Rich
uond. Va III. =,
"a Picture OF colOrcd woman. with fol-
owing written on back: " Nr. ScrogglnS,
por,.moulh, Va, Box COL"
Il. Picture OF nurse and child, with fol-
loving written on back: Mrs. Mary a.
Grafton. corner Of Leigh and First streets ;
or 10 Thomas L. Dudley, Esq, Richmond,
Vs."
Is. Picture of woman. with following
written on back Of envelope: Lieutenant
William Z. Meredith, Lync1bug, Va"
II. Picture Of woman. With following
written on bacE: "Mr. John y. Creakt,
Redmond, Va
STATE Unknown.
!. Picture Of nan. Writer on it "a.
,laley."
2Nn. Written on it, " Clark Florida
20 5li,, Martha Napier"
d. Man. Written on il, Mrs. Lucinda
Ho.hcy.'
1. Woman. Written on it, "Mr. Thomas
scott. in care OF Captain BOuran, at Green
Boirc."
!. Woman. Written on it, owe SEND
,tua lock Of our hair; the gray i W. :
loNn,end's. and the black is Martha Town
,eDd',."
6. Nan. Written on it, "Taken one ycal
800. Mss Ages LipScomb.'
MISCELLANEOUS.
I. Picture Of woman. Written, William
{. Power, Box IL, Columbus, KY, care o
CrpiaiD IlIndley."
>. Man. Written, "For my mother
Mrs. Paula. Durnell, East Calais, VT"
3 Man. Written, MIR. Abeles, IL
north Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa"
T. Woman. Written, " Mr. Edward c
Clule, Courtlandville, CORTLAND county
Y. Y"
). Picture Of two girls. Written, Isaac
I. Copeland. Pensacola. Flor"
6. Man. Written. " NJ. w. Postell, Esq
WiNborne, Flor"
:. Man and woman. Written, Mrs. Il
:. Henry, Cenirevlle. Texas
$ Man. Written. Mrs. Mary Lanerty
Nirel>ylIe pOst.Offce, SchuykiIl county
Penn"
Q. Man. Written. "From William Bur
us, Captain Whiiield's company, TeXa
troops W. Z. Bass, Lafayette county
Texas"
10. Woman. "FrOm Smith BarteD, Eliza
BETH POlUdeXter, Jones Point, Holt county
Missouri"
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COMM ERCIAB.
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANG

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICuMOSD. March 10, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 2.lS2 bushels
CORN white. Sc bushels. NiJfi, 302 bushCls.
OATs.-250 bushels Of which 80 bushels were re-
exhibited.
BLACkEYED PEAs.--S Bushels.
BLACK PEAS rs bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHGAT.-Red. SO bushels prime Lancaster Ut
$3.50; 2.400 IN hrs mixed on private ierms. 20
bu l.ls good Fnlz az 81 .44-tOtai, 2,4S2 bushels.
CORN - White. 446 bushels very good ut 6Oc.
Nired. 30 bushels mime ~ zoe; % bushels prime
al 60c.-lOlal, SO bushels.
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RY 'EaEeErn iln A.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NET YORK. March 10 HO0n.- stocks strong.
Money on call, 5m6 ucr cent. EXchange-LOng,
is4A: short. ASS. state bonds DUH Govern
mems quiet.
4S4l,. Governments quiet and firm ne Sc,
lo2N: ~ per cents, 1919; yer cents, 1868.
States non inal.
BALTIMORE.
BAIIIMORs, March o Virginia So, deferred.
6; c0nsOls, 544; second series, ON: past-drc
coupons. S4i5 'ked; new l0.40's. 80. North Caro-
lima 6's, Cd, 20 new, Is. Bid ,o-day.
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SCROTULOUS HUMOR.
Hon. WILLIAM TAYLOR, BOSTON, STATE
SENATOR or MASSACHUSETTS,
SAYS OF HIS CASE:

~ or three months use of the CUTICURA REM
Ed - and twelve years Of as constant suf'fin
nom humOr of the face neck, and scalp rs was ever
endured, an ,ay that | am cured, a. ii pl 0nonnce
my case the most remarkable on record. | have
been 50 elated with my success that have stopped
men on the str, ct who af Ted, and told thcm
10 get the CUTICURA REMEDIES and they would
cure Them. This I, why am grateful 10 you: tor
hclitye them to be The be, and greatest discovery
Of the age and that they VIII cure all who are sur
fering with these disease
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SKIN HUMOR,
COVERING THE UPPER PART OF TIE BODY
sKIN COPPER-COLORED.
lflaers. IEeekS & Potter.

MessrS Weeks q Potter:
Genilemen,-I have been afflicted with trouble
some skin-disease, covering almost completely the
upper part of my body. causing my skin 10 assume
n conner co ored hue. IL could b. rubbed of like
dandruif and al times caused an in;Oerabe Itching
and the most intense suffering. have used blood
nufi 6ers pills and other advertised remedies, but
experienced no relief until procured the CUTICU-
Rk REMEDIES which, al hOugh used carcessly aud
irre,u!arv cured me. aliaying that terrible itching
and restoring my skin 10 is natural color. | am
willing 10 make affidavit TO The truth Of Ibis stale
Wcnt. Re>pccil INV 49, = u bJAioN'
MILAN. Mich, July 3, 1873.
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CUTlCURA.
CtUTICURA RESOLVENT,
THE NEW BLOOD-PURIFfER,
ACTS ON THE LIVER, KIDNEYS, BOWELS,
AND SKIN.

nessrs. Weeks d P1ter:
Genilemen-I had running sores on my LETT leg
for seven years, which reduced nmb 10 simp
skin ard bone, and unable to support my weight up-
less swathed in ba ndag :. consultation Of phy>-
clans at the City tO,pital OF 80 ton decided ma "
Won q have 10 be ampuiated 10 save my HE. Sucn
WAS my condition WIN be- an to use The CUTICU-
IA REMEDIES. which have cfcc uaty cured me; in
gratitude for which make this public statement OF
NV case, JOSttu y. fAi.MEh'
HUDSON, MASS, July, 1879.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.
FOR ALL HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD,

FOR ALL HUMORS OF THE BLOOD,
arc nrenared by WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists and
Druggists $50 Washington street 10 Ton; II
Front street, TOrOHtO, Ont; and snow Hlll Lon
don ano for sale by all druggists. Price Of CUTI-
CURA small boxes. so cents large bOXet, 81. RE
SOLVENT. IL ptr bottle. CUIICUEA htDlClSAL
TOILET SOAP. 2j cents per cake. CUTiCURA ME-
nICiyAL SHAVING.SOAP. 10 cents Ier cake; In
bar. for barOers and large con umers. 90 cents
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hsaid that Mr. Miller in Estillyille.
seoi county, Va, works the most mi
,sse1'ous cures by faith and prayer. People
sgcA 10 BIN for miles around. lie VIII
enc no pay aud gives all the glory TO God.
- Norfolk Va. lady writes to tue Rich
NV %oua dispatch for Miller's address, and
t ,as OlSpdtct gives II. Does the Dispatch
r"s'e ~ We believe that a member OF
,ss legislature from that county endorsed
81, Sdement as the truth. We should be
iy 70 hear little ore.--RetdsUlte
I'VE haven't any opinion on the subject
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amendment In the deficiency bill to-day,
soon afterwards commenced to tlibusier
with view Of defeating II. The Demo-
Gratis accepted the Issue, and night session
seemed inevitable.
The dilibustering, however, did not last
long, and the bill, with the McMahon
amendment, passed at half.past o'clock.
Mr.. Randall bad TO strike ont OF bis
amendment. ut the solicitation OF the Re.
publicans. the reading and writing qualiii-
cation, because there are so many negro po-
liticians who can do neither. The comment
tonight IL that the Republicans are estop-
Ped from copdemning the deputy.marsbal
clause, because It really originated with
their leader, Mr.. Garfield.
Mr.. SEYMOUR.
The statement OF Senator Herman, q
townsman and an intimate friend OF Mr.. Sey-
mour, Is having IFS effect tonight. He says
Mr.. Seymour is not candidate; does not
desire the nomination, and would like TO
see the Democracy unite on some one OF the
excellent men named, but that he does not
see how Mr.. Seymour can escape yielding
to the wishes OF his party il he Is nominated
at Cincinnati.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Hawley Las gone 10 Illinois TO work up his
gubernatoral boom.
Senator Blaine has assurances by tele-
graph tonight that the Rhode Island dele
CATION will vote for him at Chicago.
And now they say that the Adrlinstra-
ton has notified Minister Seward that his
resignation will be accepted.
Captain Howeate, Of the Signal Corps,
has been elected corresponding member
Of The Geographical Society Of Antwerp.
The subcommittee find that DonelIy,
Greenbacker, got $50 majority over Wash-
burne, the sitting Republican member, and
allege that there is proof OF wholesale
bribery and intimidation on the part OF the
latter.
The friends of Senator Cbristiancy say
he will yindicate himself in due time.
There was nothing OF importance done in
Cabinet meeting to-day.
The House Appropriations Committee
propose to act on the star-rOute bill, with
the Senate amendments, right away.
Associated Pre- Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patchl
NOMINATIONS REJECTED.
WASHINGTON, March, 10 The Senate to-
day rejected the nomination Of Rev. T. j.
Simmons rs census-supeIvIsor OF the FIRST
N l.
for The First district OF LOUISIANA.
Mr.. Simmoas's nomination was rejected
nv a vote OF 20 10 TO- Messrs. Hill and
Eaton were the only Democrats who voted
in favor of confirmation.
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VOLTAIC PLASTERS
INSTANTLY RELIEVE
PAIN, SORENESS, AND WEAKNESS.
lmh l7-W&Sl
PROPOSALS.
SEED. dc.

DEMOVAL.-GARDEN SEED STORE,
IL wholesale aud reiai:-TOBACCO SEQ; ny
INN and AFRICAN MELON. Many OF these
SEEDS are grown by me, and II can be Truly sslu
am the only far INT and trucker ensageu VI It ous
a. I'm his civ JOHN =. MEkkDifH tsuecessnr
30 sll,son 4 Addison In Garden Seeds, 4l6 north
SIKH street, opposite ss cond Market.
hiCh"'N'' N' fe20-1mo
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FIonr.

siae s4@s4.50: superhno, 81 50@i5.75 e1trr
s6.75Ms7: common family, S78S7.23; fancy
pranI s7AiS.
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i. oIa John Browns fori at Hsrper's Ferry
s, ~. 80 celebrated Us DR.. BULBS Cough
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N,ns TICKET AGENTS. - Cincinnati, o.,
srai sn is.-The Western and Central Gen.
ea, ' iieket-A Agents A associations which baye
s s,n'.ildsied under the name OF the West
a.. As'ociatlop, after short session to-day
81 ufned TO meet In indianapolis the Sc
s ,Sa wednesday IN May. The National As
s,,a '.'ion are still Ia session, arranging a
''"ner schedule Of rates.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, March To, 1850.
sALEs.-l7 shares OF Richmond, F,edsr,cssburg
sud Potomac Railroad ~, guaranteed, at ia; and
20 shares Of Richmond and Danyt.'e Railroad stock
at Ga.
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The Michigan Grain-Trade Failures.
LIST on BANKS INTERESTED.


GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, March l9.-Later
developments show that the following
banks are interested in the failure OF the
gra;n.specuators mentioned In previous
dispatches City National, 100000; Farm
ers and Mechanics, Sl5, 1000, aud First Ma
tional, $4,000; all OF Grand Rapids, ana
secured, except the last named. The De-
,roit American National. $4,000; Cold
water National, So, 1000; Hastings National,
5000 Kalamazoo Bank. $4,000 partly
secured. Pontiac banks, $1,000; Chicago
banks. $40, 900, not secured, and $4,000 In
New York city banks, secured. The clique
still has open grain deals to the amount OF
700, 900 bushels, on which there is scarcely
a probability OF realizing.
The Cincinnati Sugar.Makers hoeh'
out.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-The sngar-maK-
ers' lockout will end tins week. mutual
concessions having been made between the
union and the employers.
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NOMINATIONS OF CoYsULs.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The President
sent to the Senate to-day the following
nominations Of cOnsuls Bret IIarte, at
Glasgow W. p. Man9um, Of North Caro-
lima, at Tiensin; Il. O'Dell Duncan. CT
South Carolina, at Smyrna; W. l.. Scruggs,
Of Georgia, at'CantoD; Victor Thompson,
OF Mississippi, at st. Thomas.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

CnrI5cs.........,.. 900 niGn TlDK
gun sets.... 6e7 Nora!ng,",.. .... 1147
g0Os st a. ~. 2:2j , ve7ing......... 1900
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lamprey, -, Norfolk, lishi, Curii =
& Parker.
SAILED.
Steamship WyanOke, Couch. New York. iner-
chaniisc aud passengers. g.. w. Allen CO.. agents.
steamer j. ". fVrfnigD, Carr Phlladclphis,
merchandise and passengers. j. ". accsrriek,
agent.
mail merchandise, and PASSENGERS. l.. ". 1atufn
agent.
Schooner Frank Norton, AmeI, Phliadepbis
railTOad-iies Currie 4 60.
Schooner J. 4. Nsndttn, Booze, Philadelphia
ties. Gurus x farker.
CCSIoN-HoCSE REPORT.
Cis1Ted.--Nor sesian brig SaskimpereD, WobI,
Rio dc JaneirO Brqzii, with a cargo OF nour-2.13o
barrels- valued at sl9,l3
nv feiegraph.
NEW YORK March l9.-Aniyed: Wselaud. Az
ran. Arrived out; Mag gie UBirn. Homewrd
bound Arctic, for Wilmington.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02
BADLY CONFUSED.

Southern papsr tella tho following
Soon after the hattie Of Prairie Grove
three Confederate officers Of rank ioams
Into the Union army TO negotiate for N
exchange Of prisoners. Three Union Of.
neers were dstslled 10 negotiate with
tham. One day while ehe eommissiou
was Ia session, an old gray.headsd, gray
bearded Arksnsss farmer walked Ia and
asked ii hiH8a ,l,p Htpf ~
rs this tho proves odisi'
Some ono attempted to explain. hut tho
old fellow, bei"s quite deaf did rot IN
derstand. and said 'sF'i'el ~"
"Yss, Tn . good 10y citizen. I've rot
my protection rapsrs; I've been an, rot
paid for my forsse. It's oil right"
s. Look hets,' said Col. W., Of the
uolon army, lyon had better be osireful
abont what you ssy about your loyalty
don's yon SEQ 'shose gentlemen, over
there9"' pointing across tbe table to
where the Confederate officers sat ia
their gray uniforms. ~ ~ 5ihd I
The old man took out q pate Of d!lupi.
dated spectacles,T md fitting them on bin
nose, closely examined tbs gray uni.
forms with their velvet collars ana b. Nv.
stars h's hands tre,nbled violently.
and he seemedquite frightened, but co.,.
lected himself AM, said to tho Confsd.r.
ates: ~ .H9''h'l 8 @'fl ~
Well. gentleman. l msant no olfsuc,
l'd'dn't know--fact IL, I've allus beau /.
Southern man. I've jest got ono con.
aud he's with Marmadnks. The only
other man grown 10 my family that's 4,
for sarvis ta,ny daster SALES husband.
and he's with Rector, and l'.t'
"Holdo on, old follow !" cried Col. W.
What about your being . loysl cItisspr
He looked at tho other side Of tho ,s.
bls'' Then ho rssdiasted his spectsclss.
scanned the blue coats, took his hand
kerchief from about biz neck, blew HI.
nose, leaned both hands on tho table.
aud said: saeitp}
well, gentleman, this il : little mix.
Cd but you jest 10 on and fight Il ont
among yourselves. Loan live uadss sby
government" ...,a,. ...f ,Ys4
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-02


The story Of tho man who, hsvise
hired a horse to attend aiansral and wa
cautioned against overdrivlng, said ho
would keep up with ths precsssion II hs
killed the horse, Ia rstold In . dilsrsnt
shape Of an Illiuoia candidate for nsri-
nation TO Office. Wishing to rsseh tho
convention at . distant town, b. hired
horse alta livery. stable. In spite Of
tAe candidate's pounding and sweating,
the animal was 70 slow. thst tho man
did not got there until after the copyss.
s'oa had adjourned, aud 80 he lost bic
nomination. He denounced tho owner
for giving him snch = bsast. The pro.
pf'ctor Of the stable. oh Investigation,
discovered that the hostler had lot rim
have one Of tho hsarso horses. "Hssrss
horse, ,hearse horsev' cried the bai,iyd
poIiticiau.l "Why, ia man should start
to . funeral with such 4 horse ~ that no
wonld not roach the grave till two wscks
after the rssnrrectioun .ElH Jh