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The Pennsylvania Brsber. Pardoncd,

HARRIsBuRG, PA, April 30.-Tbc Bonrd ri
Pardons met this morning, Messrs. Quay,
Stone, and Duukel being present. After a
formal application by Tue counsel for the
prisoners now serving their term for
conviction OF corrupt solicitation In con.
nec,ion with the riot bilI-Messrs. Kemble,
Crawford. Salter, PETROL, and Rumber.
ger-tte Board retired for half an hour for
consultation and finally recommended the
pardon OF all five so far as their impri-
soumeut is concerned. This does not
include remission OF the fines and
costs imposed or the disqualification
TO hold Office. The recommendation l.
signed by the whole Board notwithstanding
The fact that Palmer was not present, and Is
substantially as follows: "That the act OF
1874 provides for simple Imprisonment, and
that there Is no law for the imposition OF
additional conditions in the sentence, such
as imprisonment at separate and solitary
confinement and hard labor" The Su.
preme Court has often decided these en-.
larged sentences unlawful, and by common
law imprisonment in the penite1tisry has
been regarded as infamous. As these are
offences recently made punishable, and the
first convictions under new law, the
Board recommends rs above.
Later.-The pardons in the corrupt So
licitation cases were made out this afternoon
and the prisoners released.
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prrrpsBr,RG.

,oS ,a,,xsr 1Hs GAS COMPANY; AN Ar-
ne., TAKEN srATIs1lcs--roiiricAL Vat
s.rs-rs,e LICENSE TAX - y wELLINGs
nrnxrn IN qHH covNTy-srDpEN DEATH
yrsU N vHE ArroMAfToN'
'''....-nopsence OF the Richmond Disps,ch.i
APRIL so, 1880.
rhs Mavor this morutng, after having
"a ali The evidence and given the prem.
,srs his refsonsl inspection, delivered an
,s,ion adverse 10 the Petersburg GaSiight
.rr,nanv in the matter OF the complaint OF
ssria,inc The law Tor the protection OF nsh
;, The Appomat,oS river. The case was
p.onsh, 10 the attention Of the Mayor by
~ i3sh and Game Protective Association,
- ~ hing alleged that the refuse from the
".s.works emptied into Lieutenant run, n
small tributary cf the river, proved delete
ions 70 the fish In that stream. This re-
tnsc was shown 10 be water used In wash
inc the gas, and contained ammonia and
snlnhurcited hydrogen, which was proven
~ exnerjment 10 nc fatal 10 fish. The
N.vor imposed a fine Of $50 and costs. and
the company took an appeal 10 the Hastings
Couri. Il is understood that the appeal
will be tried at the May term OF that court.
During the month ending to-day eleven
,.atrja ,c.liccnses were issued from the
cjerk,s Office in this city--all Of them except
Two 10 colored couples. FoIty-two deeds
were admitted 10 record. In The MAYORS
Court ffty.two eases were disposed OF du-
S,ng the monlh--nearly all OF them OF trivial
cbsracter--and the sum OF S6325 was col
iecied In 6nes.
DR.. William G. Pearse Is mentioned ms
the probabie nominee Of the straigh.-out
Republican party for Mayor. There seems
10 be no doubt that ticket will be put into
ihe field by this wing OF the Republican
nsrv. II Is claimed by those who profess
10 know whereof they speak that the split
among the Republicans In this city is more
serious one than that IN the last election.
There has been heavy rush OF our busi-
ness-men 10 the courthouse to-day 10 take
ont their licenses for the year commencing
tomorrow. The Hastings Court was also
engaged for several hours 10 day in grant.
ing privileges TO dealers TO sell liquor FOL
the ensuing year.
The fine residenc, OF Mr.. Z. ii. Weaver,
in Brunswick county, was destroyed by IRE
a few days ago. and with il all his furniture,
Mr.. Weaver also lost considerable sum oil
money-the proceeds Of his cotton crop,
which he bad but recently sold in Peters
burg. A fine dwelling-house near Pleasant
Hill depot, in Northampton county, \. e..
belonging to Mr.. +. l.. Turner, clerk OF
GreensviIle county, was also recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Information was received yesterday OF
the sudden death OF Mrs. VI. F. Hobbs. wife
of Captain w. J. Hobbs, in Brunswick
county, Of dropsy Of the heart; aged about
six,y.6ye years.
II is remarked by fishermen that fewer
herring have been noticed in our river
This season than ever before. TIE cause
Is unexplained. 1t is also noticed that
very few shad are caught in our river above
the mouth of Swift creek, several miles
below the city. What is known as tn
"hickory" shad, however, come up 10 th'
CITY In great quantities. ROBIN ADAIR.
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rorty-sixth COngresS-..secOndS Session
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1880.

SENATE.

Mr.. Butler moved that when the Senate
adjourn to-day it be to meet on Monday
next. Agreed to.
After the transaction OF some unllnport-
ant rontlne business, the senate resumed
the consideration OF the bill to establish
retired list for Don.c0mmissioned 0fficers,
the pending question being Mr.. Allison's
amendment to direct the President TO APP
nojnt annually two colored cadets at large
| to West Point.
After considerable discussion the morn
ing hour expired without action on the Dill
or amendment.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the naval appropriation bill, which, VITA.
ont debate, was read third tine ana
passed.
The regular order-tbe Kellogg-Sponord
resolutions-was then taken up.
Mr.. Vance, Of North Carolina, spoke IN
support of the resolutions, but at $40 l.
NJ. suspended his remarks, and the SENATE
adjourned on account OF the funeral OF ID.
w. Middleton, the late clerk OF the supreme
Court. which was about TO take place from
the Capitol.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Sneaker Randall was In the chair when
the House met.
Sir. Ballow, OF Rhode Island, from the
Committee on Education and Labor, re-
ported back the bill TO constitute the com
mission to report on the amendment OF or,
biography OF public documents. Referred
TO the Committee OF the Whole.
| Mr.. King. OF Louisiana, gave notlc'
that he would next Wednesday call up FOL
consideration the resolutions reanirmini
the Monroe doctrine.
Mr.. Singleton. Of Mississippi, from tn
Committee on Appropriations, leporte.
back the consular and diplomatic Dill VIII
Senate amendments. The amendment In
ereasing the appropriation Tor consu la
clerks, and the amendment to derray ex
penses OF the diplomatic commission u
China, were concurred In. The othe
amendments were not.
The House then went into Committee O
the Whole on the private calendar, ant
when the committee rose Tue Aouse passe'
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CUTIcCRA REsiEDIEs,
FOR ALL BLOOD HUMORs,

ara ,repared by WEEKS 4 POTTER. Chemists and
iIr.,ggists, $50 Washington street, Boston -
Front street Toronto, ONT; and snow Hill, Lon.
don: ard are for sale by all druggists. Price o.
CUTIcURA: Small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes
coniaiaiug Two and one half times the qnantity ot
small. 81, REsOLyEHT, 81 per botae. CUIIcUnA
MEDICINAL TOILET soar. 25 cents per cake.
CUTIcURA MEDICINAL sHAyiNG SoAf. 10 CENTS
per cake In bars, for BARRIERS and large cohsumers'
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What are SKIN and Scalp Diseases but the evil
dence of internal Humor ten times mole dimcu!t o
reach and cure, which noats In the blood ana other
fluids destroying the delicate machinery OF Ire anu
filling the body with foul corrupions? Mhdi is
on the lungs which rots them What are mental in
1rmities idiocy and early insanity but heTedttdry
Poison choosing ihe brain because the weakest or
GAM What rheumatism aud govt out accumuia-
liens of Scrofula IN the joints and fuidsy what
liberation OF the liver. Brighi disease Of The Kid
neys diabetes, wasting and deeeneralion .. o one
stitutionai affections but the evidence OF yiated
state OF the blood. weakness debility OF tne VI
taIizing fluids, greater than can be thrown en un-
less assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted 10 Inc
purpose?
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RICHMOND, VA. April "a, 1880.

RICHMOND, VA. April "a, 1850
This company, which LAS not been SURPASSED ~
any I'm dividends and IN iberaliy and promp,l.uie
n the settlement OF claims, needs nolh'pg move
than simple reference to IT'S policy-hoders % re
commend IL to the attention OF the pubic. 10
assets Of e5,Go5,000 consist OF Go'ernnen'' ,'Se'
and city stocks, and bonds and mortsases' Ai.s'
nrov,nr sufficient reserve for the perfect proiec-
,Io, of nolicy-boioers, aud for every iAb!i'f, &c
holds a surplus rs legsrd policy-holdsr rs OF msny
Al COO 900. Agents who are willing TO Work "ast-
ed everywhere Throughout; the state OF Nirrna-
CIreulars. pamphlets, aud tables OF rates showing
the cost of insurance, and any infor0stion respss
ug the company, can be obtained by application 10
THOMAS l.. ALFRIESD
state Manager.
No. liQ9 Vain street.
an oa-iw over W. ID. Blair z Co. p
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~ rslssrapn.
HEW YORC.

~r~s
HkW IOhE
1882 bales: uplauds, III $780,; Ores -,
III l6.1ec. soakerR -four upchsnfe1 and qzteo !
Whcat lf2c. better. feverfsh and uasettled. -.
graded. t1.I7@t1.2S. Corn about kc. tower sD1
moderately scsive; usrradsd. 5i1m 621c. tsss
ascbanssd. Ccirse "a fair dem.sa snc sin. sys.r
sexny WIN modsrsie ,r."s IslI 20 ~. :, az SS
ASSES unehsngsd. 'ics quiet and steady; hossc
srm a. u 4VMviao: IurpenInps oui' sna ~ y
32t@3ec: Wool dri AM decilning FORK snesS
-fcafy ana quiet ~ SiO.oo. Midi es qntt as1 uu>
changed. Lard unchanged. Whiskey noninai
sl.l0. Freighu bim.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April SO.-Four nrm and sciiye
Howard street and western s9pe6ens. ss93S:sS
extra, s4.So@F2s ,.mnyy,, ss'.S@~%x az
WIS ns ,ds 81 So. "a * !.
tsmlly, Eo.zo&so.Io; no "Ishu,, sv.'v" ~ ~
fatapsc0 iamiiy, efIV. SvuurIn VIII a, 49,
western higher ana urn ,"u,neru rtu ~ 49,
sI.24k: Juue ei.2l.: July, tl.l2LMtl.l3f
ycllow III s.,v: wesrsyn higher and Arm: southern
white Nc sac yellow sic. Oat, aruler souri,-
ern iI1iic Provisional Arm Fork Af12S
GAlI TX. EnIk.n e,ts-- handlers. &c g,efn
shoni.isrs 6Sc IarJ AZ Cafse yery Arm RIo,
car, oes. Isi1sisc' susar easter: .Ah soft. exc.
h,skey onlct al 81 4 O,G+I.II.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Apr,i 3O.-FIour weaker: family.
Il o0s, AZ o. Wheat heavy: choice red Ard white
mixed si.is Corn dull; No. 2. 4oa4ic. oats
easy; No mis- "a s4se. Fork dull al slo. Lard
rihs $500 Bacon dnlj: holders erm shoulders,
a. fumIf.t., q, r.sr i,mant .,I Arm a, Al "a
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Quarantine.

QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-A regular quaran.
tine will be established at the port Of Bllti.
more tomorrow, and continue until No
vember LIST. All vessels except from ports
in the United States north OF Cape Henry
will be required to stop at quarantine until
examined, under penalty Of $500 fine and
$50 for every hour they remain in any posi-
ton i'm violation thereof.
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Railroad Maffers.

Augusta, GA, April 30.-General Z. p
Alexander, president OF the Georgia rail
road, has been rendered the position o.
vice-president OF the Louisville and Nash
vile road. He will accept, and will decline
reelection for president OF the Georgia road
at the stockholders meeting in May.
Fifteen thousand shares OF Georgia rail
road stock were sold here yesterday and to-
day at from los down 10 par. The stock is
now very strong at l02. Central stock is
Ola
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WASHINGTON LIFE-INsURANCE
COMPANY.

NEW YORK. April "a. 1880
The WASHINGTON LIFE-INsURANCE Cow
pANy. OF NEW YORK, has recently spponded
MIR. THOMAS L. ALFRIEND to be Its represenSs-
tive in the state OF Virginia, with Office at NO INV
Main street, Richmond, In place Of Dr. BEs'nhS
DENNIS, late State Manager. The business OF the
compauy In the state will hereafter b. MANAGED
exclusively by MIR. ALFRIEND' whose rspu'H'o"
a. an Insurance Agent is both well AID h'oFae'F
known throughout Virginia. 7. $. FRENCH
Superintendent OF Agencies.
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aooKx. STATIONERY. sc.

MICE STATIONERY.
tNGlI.B. FRENCH, aud AMERICAN NOTE
PAPERS, by the box, qaire, or reatD, win s-'A-
able Envelopes: mn, s..a, ~.
yIsII ING aud wEDDI>G-CAkps, ensfasS' Oh
printed In fashionable style:
col, ID PENS, STEEL PENS. GOLD and SILVER
PENCIL CASES; <., ,x.,,,y. "a
poIsTa M e WRiTiNG.DEsks, PORTFOLIOS
SCRAV-BOOKs, F.p0LsCAP, Legal car
and LETTER-PAptRs;
All Iinds OF sTATioNERY for SAFE In isrse or
WOODHOUsg 4 PARHAMs.
oo7 Booksellers aud s,ationefs-
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California for blaine.

SAN Francisco, April 30.-The Republl-
can Convention has adopted resolution
instructing the delegates TO the Republican
National Convention to vote as unit first,
last, and all the time for James G. Blaine,
and to Use all honorable means TO secure
his nomination for President.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC-MAYi,lss0
PORT OF RICHMOND, APR
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucille. Pr'chard, Baltimore, mercaan-
disc, Ii. I. Douglass. age1t.
ilte buts Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
schooner j. q. johnson. Rose. New folk, Est-
| road iron. Chesapeake aud ONO railroad.
| Schooner Laura c. Wolfe, Ewing, 6'ors''oNnt
Schooner s. ii. Largar, Flowers. AexiH'iTis
Schooner Abbie Ber;ely, -, Boston, lee, >. 6
Schooner Annie " Bergen, Chambers, New Y0's'
scheoner Bows, Ta.sins. Norfolk, light, Curtis
Parker.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York, mer-,
chandise and passengers. &. W. Allen 90, n.r.,<~
| steamer J. ". Eytiman, Carr, Philaieiraia,
merchandise and passengers o. W. hcoafF's~'
agent.
/ steamer Ariel Clifford Norfolk, United ssspes
mail, merchandise. snd passengers L. IT, ia'~%
schooner Lucy Jones, Marihush, New iiaTcp-
Schooner W. s. Farewell, WINFIELD Perth AM
hon ties, X. u. s0msiyillc SON.
Schooner Fanny Tracy, Tilion, Jersey Chy' hsS'
N0rvell. Lake Go. ~, W -, ~.
Sc cV ooner James Ponder. Robinson, Chariessn.
granite aRchmond tiraHi'e Company
MEMORANDA.
Nrv yopK ApriI yo-Arriyed. schoOnsrs X
A. Price Price; 4. 4. Long. Higgins; LAWNS ~ u,
Young; MARY A: Tyler, uur,ls; Msse.,, a s'a'.
GllnwOOf, HallOck l.. II. fiopkIur, ~.
r. Goodman, Hearn: Mary A. Tibuitts, Maxwell ;
Exertion, Lyman; Henry. T: Wood, Curli. =. q.
schultz. Thompson; 4. ~ Bsrnes; Evans ,an -
PbcJps, Rockwell: samuel Hart, llolbrooke; ". :
pharo, Poi; A. :. Wiley. Hobkin. wiiiow Esrb'
Norton: Clara VI. Goodman, putiln L. a, Eose'
| Rose H. W. Race, jackson; Gtorge r. BoWdGe,
| Philips; and Theresa Wolf. Champion from VIZ
. ginit. =, IL.
Norbury from Richmond.
Ny telegram.
NEW YORK. April 30.-Arriyed ou' VixslnG
California, Braunchwing. Gailia, Minnie hNess
Ida NarIa and John Il. KranZe. H0mewnrd 30 uoh
Patinos for savannah; Queen Victoria. FOR u"
bile and Lcrd Co'lingwo1d, Tor Galveston.
BOSTON. April 80 ARRIVED: Schoohtr WV
Crest. nom Richmond.
FoRT MONROE, April 3c.-The Schooner LeoHf'
Jas from Baltimore for Hcbmond, grohndsd oS
HAMPTON bar Yesterday, ana Is a total loss.
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT,
cUrlCURA, AND CUTICURA SOAPS.

The CUTIcURA REsoLvENT IS asst ted IN curing
nil hnm ors that appear upon the surface by CUTi,
ruRA a Medicinal Jdiy, which arrests AL external
symptoms of disease, eats away dead skin and flesh,
aiays Inflammation. itching, End irritation, heals
slcers. sores, and wounds, anu reproduces anu
5eautifes the hair by aaying heat and Irritation.
A. contains no grease, never becomes rancid ana is
natural Hair. Dressing. CUTIcUnA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAR, prepared from CUTIcURA. for
cleansing diseased surfaces. healing, soitening re.
freshng. aud besuufying the skin, Is invauabe. u
is toilet, BATH add nursery luxury. CUTlCCHA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP Is The first and only
medicinal soap prepared expressly for shaving, ana
Is extrayagsntly praised by kentl, men.
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stop the quarrel. Mr.. G. u. Luck. proprie-
tor, was struck from behind With a carving.
knife by John Bruce (colored), the cook.
The blow fell across the top Of the skull.
A scalp wound only was inflicted, which
bled profusely. Mr. Luck Is out this morn
Ing. Bruce has been put in jall.
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NJ. M. NE Young Arrested for Llbel,

SAN Francisco, April 30.-M. II. De
Young, the surviving proprietor OF the
Chronicle, was arrested to-day on complaint
OF Mayor Kaloch, charging him with libel
in the reproduction in the Chronicle OF an
editorial which appeared in the New York
jVortd accusing kalloch OF subornati0n CT
perjury. De Young was released on bail.
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Denth OF u Prominent Quaker.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April S0.-Samuel NJ.
Janney, prominent Quaker, and former
member Of the Indian Peace Commission
died at his residence, in Loudoun county
to-day.
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a number Of pension bills and bill for the
relief Of Charles Chutor, OF Louisiana. The
bill for the relief OF L. Madison Day, Of
Louisiana, was defeated by vote OF 60 t.
GO. hut The point OF "no quorum WIS
raised, and the vote Is not final.
Adiourned
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
ERADICATE THE VIRUS OF DISEASE by
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LOCAL
TREATMENT.

CUTIcURA REsoLvENT Is the greatest blood pu-
rifier, liver siimuant and renoyator IN medicine.
The elements of disease cannot exist where III ID
freely and regularly TAKEN Ii puges from Inc syS-
TEN every debilitaing humor improves the sppe-
news OPENS the bowels and makes over The vitiated
blood into pure, vitalizipg, and estoratye huid
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Six Miners Drowned.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30. A Seattle wv
IT, dispatch says six miners returning from
the Skagit mines have been drowned by th'
capsizing OF their canoe while descending
the rapids OF Skagt river.
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yoLTAIc PLAsTERs

Ten rImes more no werfui than the best porous plas-
Ter for relieving Pain and Weakness Of ne Lungs'
Liver, Kidasys, and Back, Rheumatism; NeuraIga,
and Sc;sllcs. Placed over the pit Of the Sfomsch
they cure dyspepsia. Bilious Cole, DinfrbGa'
Crszups. and Pain. aud prevent Ague and MslaTls'
Ask for cCl!tnss Votaig Electric iorons rSss!s'
I'd ceuts. Wth~1
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 80, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Red, ] 8 bushels
CORN.--Ni 100 bushels.
OATS.-l00 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-5S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT-Red, 104 bushels good Lancaster al
$3.50: 10 bushels good FGltZ at Sl.27; bushels
common FuifZ ~ Sl.20-totaI, ] 8 bushels.
CORN.-MiTed, 32 bushels very good at sc,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NKw YORK, April 30-R0en.- Stocks strong
Money ON call, 5636 per cent. Exchanae-Lone,
4e4x; short, 5SS. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Evsntng.-Money, sac per cent Exchange,
4S5. Governments strong; new 6s, lO4; ~
per cents, lC0; rer cents, 10TH. States nominsl
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, April 30.-Virgin'a 6's. old, Is
defer ed. 7: cOnsOs, san: second series, 2Zl5
past dine coupons, 90; new 10-4O's, 40b; l0-4Os.
coupons, 81. Bid to-day.
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FJcur.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

fine s4@E4.JO: sGpecfne. s5Gt5 IS: exuf
s6ate25: common family, s6.25@t6.50; tsnc!
hraDS,. +7Gi7.75.
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OPTICIANS.

:, fvn ID
no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT @Se
FOR 23c,, sspesyT1
ca. q 22s Broad s xsss anu large assortment Of
1LnJ a.sity always on hand: Prices iroh' Nos
anrwsrS' SSifully adjusted 70 The syeaGYyryp.
..., on,,e,an. MATCHMAKER, and Jewellers,
Frs aos Hood street Iasept for W H. Vo""'u'n'
NIB 6-Sm
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs.-l00 Virginia conso's sold ~ So:
900 coupons fold at 90s; 1000 virginia Cen'rs'
Railroad third mortgage bonds sold ut 102h: IA
shares Of e., G. and A. Railroad stock sold ct All 40
shares Richmond and Danyille Railroad sock sold
1T o2X; 10 shares Rchno nd and Dan, lie Railroad
stock at %; so shares Richnond and Danvile
Railroad stock sold at 92k; and 80 shares Of nicb
mond and Danville Railroad stock al 92x.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asksd.
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H0R~ES. paULES. &c.

VOU CAN BUY A BARGAIN IN t>
i AGuOD HORSE at Il. l.. BARNES 81
co.'s TODAY. as the owner VIII leave to'u'Ebt i"f
"a fresh lot. Apply at ,o
Nos ii south Tenth street and 9l2 Cars street
IL
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ICECREAM.

TCE.CREAM! ICE-CREAM!-l am pre-
l. pared to furnish my cnv.u
celebrated PURE iCE-CREAA
-, snv quantity and at the lowest prices, 10 elmer
fvmihes' enure" 'ans' - P r. w. WOOD.
No 4l9 SIKH street.
crrNnAY. ap20.1w
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WONDERFUL CURES
PERFORMED BY TUE CUTICURA REMEDIES

What cures OF Bio ID and Skim Diseases and scalp
Affections. with Loss OF Hair, can compare with
those OF the Hon. Wiilisn Taylor Boston, state
senator OF ssachusettss Alderman Tucker, Hos
ion: A. A. Steele Eeq, Chicago: +. IL. Drake Esq,
gse,roit aud many others, details Of which may be
faund In future editions Of tlis papery
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,I s.s:s .ss. e sss ssS:s; III. $3.50 s:s
vifxinia pcacn. e2e112.50.
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MULES AND HORSES FORfs,
wi sALE--Ja arrived, 40 extra hneZGyh
MULFS and HORsES-all broke. Also, one 81
COND. HAND PLATFORM CAEBiAGE. ior ore
or two horses. Apply at the BANNER sTABtscs
No. 1903 Franklin street opposite III sons, 1871.
ap l3-eodl0t EDMOND bosfisIA n
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, OGeeG q
M. No. eO7 FRANKLIN STREET, oyfr0
wen Eighth and Ninth streets. hasies every csn-
ssn,ener and appliance tor comfort OF his n'kDss
with twesIv-6se wears experience and fstSks ~
pUCgp Is prepared TO perform gvny "a. H.
fessioEsl services.
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NOTICE. JOCKS OF sUBsCklrs
~ TioV TO THE CAPITAL STOCK 1Y Tux
kic,iSSS6 ASp w wEsT ss,s croafsSY ~
~ ~ .pesi at The Planters National bAns, 49,
mosd. Va. on wEbxEsDAysnc sS,nn ssy % "'sv
Aeo"' TN. Logan.
J0VN r. BRANCH.
.ua,.,uvaa REUBEN fostEA 4
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA REsoLVENT'
THE NEW BLOOD-PURIFIER.
CUTICURA

FATAL HJMORs EXPELLED, HEALTH RE-
STORED, AND LIFE PROLONGED.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTI

NEW YORK, April S0.-Cotton-Net rccsips
81 bales gross. .704 bsles futures closed gaie
s9d n5m; sales; $500. Halss; NAY, ss
Sl1.99: August. SI2a$l2.O6; september, u .1s
october, tll.24TS11.25; November $40 s91t
sl1: December, el097Gslc99.
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THE GOVERNMENT MAKING RESTITUTION.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-The House Com
mittee on War Claims To-day directed Il.
yorable report to be made to the House
upon the bill providing for the return to
ii. johnson and others OF 100000, which is
the surplus OF the amount assessed upon
southern sympathizers in Tennessee tor
damages done to public property during the
late war.
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LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE OF The FRENCH
MEMORIAL CHAPEL - ADDRESS OF JUDGE
WELIFORD-SUPPER FOR THE VISITORS
DEATH OF LEWIS B. WILLIAMS, OF ORANGE
THE STATE REGATTA-oDD FELLOWSHIP
SONS OF TOLL.