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DANVILLE.

correspondence of the Richmoni Dispatch]
MARCH 3, 1880.
His Honor Judge Rives, IN passing sem
teDce on NJ. II. Tredway Yesterday, adj
yerted 10 the panfulness OF the duty he had
10 perform. stating that the defendant had
had every resource OF argument and in2e-
nuity and eoquence, but jury OF his fel-
low.ciiZens had found him guilty. He
said be understood the power OF the
temuiaiion which comes upon q poor man
With large family dependent upon him
and large sums 81 money passing every day
through his hands. Considering. too, that
the prisoner was in the morning OF life, and
that one Of the objects OF punishment is to
reform the guilty. and another to prevent
the repetition OF the crime by others, be
would fix the sentence with reference to
these points. He would make the sentence
As light as be could for the prisoner; would
also indicate bis sense Of the crime that the
prisoner bad committed, and would en-
desyor also to prevent the preparation oil
similar crime by others. Therefore he
would fix the punishDen, at Imprisonment
in the peniten'iary o. Albany for one year,
and fine OF s646-the amount embezzled.
The application for a new trial was With
drawn. A petition for pardon was IN cir
culation yesterday, and was signed by num-
bers OF the citizens. Captain Fernald,
chief Of the infernal-revenue Office here.
sends with The petition letter, In which he
joins with the applicants for pardon.
have reported that The jury and United
States Attorney Luriy bad signed the petit
ton. The amount embeZzled was paid IN
by the securities some days ago. II is said
that the amount Of money which passed
through Tredway's hands annually was
about $4,000, 900.
Colonel Barbour, of the Midland railroad,
has passed through the city. and along with
him Mayor George Z. Ayres, and President
Of the Council G.. q. Holland, and others,
have gone up into North Carolina on an ex-
ploring expedition with reference TO the
proposed extension. It's proposed that she
give Colonel Barbour the $4,000, which she
once voted for the Dan Valley and Yadkin
River Railroad Company, the enterprise of
that company having been. as 1t seems,
abandoned BY the North Carolina people.
The mUch-mooted question here now f.,
Where shall we place the custom house |.
The agent Of The Government will be here
IN day or two, and it IL presumed that be
viii consult the convenience Of the people
10 liking upon the site, and also have regard
10 beauty OF location.
The United States Court adjourned yes
lerdsy' A petition was put in circulation
curing the term, at the suggestion OF Judge
Riye', that Congress change the sessions OF
ihe court 10 Tuesday after the second Mon
DAY IN June and November.
We have spring-like weather. March has
assumed the department Of the lamb.
ALPHA.
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..rxrns - THE MAYoRALTy--
ro!IfiVas a n xorrowAy--cHuRcu IMPROVE.
sSsN'.,yoRrgp LEcAcy-rEksoSAL AND
oThsh ,.,,ce AZ HE Richmond Dispstchl
iccres''"'''' March 8. 1880.
..sss that has been br,ss'y pro.
Inc '. "a All this week for the position OF
gress"asswealth's attorney has. as was ma
Ccuomm s - be expected, had TIE euec' Q. u''
;prsn ~ vahle attention 10 the other cfhces
reciIns ,sJ At the election in May, ana WIZ
to DC s .ss municipal campaign somewhat
optn ' ,n.n had generally been anticipated.
carrier ,s previously stated. all the city.of.
A. h.' ;,s The exception Of Treasurer and
fccTs' s me Circui, and uustings Courts,
Cefh " - chosen this spring, and one bali
srt 70 .hors ~ the Common Council. A
TIE meSd 6yh, will be made as between
de'erasS,asters and Conservatives for the
the ~ - inc several offices, and especially
coauV' Yconncil. for with that body rests
iot uS D,n,reai Of large number OF minor
o'1 rsI"ncl William +. Cameron. who has
NV' .,svor for the past four years, viii DC
Dew s.5s,e FOR reelection. IL Is not yet
esas'SI ~ se,tled who will be the candidate
ataI" ,t,on 10 hin. a call is TO DC made
ioeprsSw upon judge Robert II. Jones.
,o-~sanoxnce himself for mayor, but as
rss moi been consulted In regard 10 the
w s.,.,,sY. II cannot be stated what bis course
viii DO. -. ,,,,,t;c,, s,eat,,g q, Not.
,orsr court yesterday. and quite large
,'a,hIsee wss present. Addresses were
.sSSssred by Ross Hamilton and j. IL.
g ,a.'. I.so,ored), OF this city. understand
d. d.. ne main point of interest about their
,ss,sches was their argument in favor OF
I.ssgh,.out Republican electoral ticket,
"a sosins, eoSIliion with any other party.
The debt question was also discussed.
The congregation Of the FIRST Baptist
.Anrch have decided to expend $1,000 on
,ss Improvement Of the interior n their
"Sifce. the work 10 be completed before the
'nSs,;np Of the General Association there,
Az the wednesday before the first Sunday
- lime collection was taken up last
sunday for this purpose. and the congrega-
,;on contributed over $500. Rev. DR.. Haw-
,bnrne. OF Richmond, IS 10 deliver lecture
nsxt Monday evening in aid OF the object,
end srain or Tuesday evening for the bene-
81 Of the Baptist chapel on Washington
street.
n Is reported that one OF the officials in
the enstoin-house In tins city has fallen heir
20 comfortable fortune OF $4,000 or
$4,000. ,
The Governors veto OF The Riddleberger
debt bill has been yariously commented on
here. though it does not seem TO have caused
surprise among either party.
Colonel j. II. Hale. Government agent,
has been In the city for some days eX1min-
ing the books ard records IN the Internal
Revenue Department. He reports every
thing 10 proper order.
In the lower part OF The city, last night, q
curious noise was heard for some hours IN
The air which caused considerable interest
among the people in the vicinity. The mys-
terry has not yet been explained.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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TIE INDIAN TERRITORY INVASION. Kan
SoS CITY, No., March 5.-The Board OF
irsde Hall was flied to oyeifiowing last
slghl TO listen TO speeches by Colonel Bou-
a'hoi, Hon. Il. j. Franklin, and others in
iator OF opening the Indian Territory 10
settlement. United States Marshal Allen,
VINO bad received instructions from Attor-
ney.General Devens 10 be present at the
meeting and resd the Presidents recent
Proclamation against invasion VI the Terri
sory, at the opening Of the meeting was re-
quested 10 stand up and execute the order.
Ihe assembly was made up and controlled
oy Inc best citizens OF Kansas City, who
salncred together TO give expression to
i1eir views IN regard TO the necessity OF
Spening up to peeceable settlement the In
van TERRITORY. II had no sympathy with
zoe forcible Invasion sentiment. The
meeting adopted long memorial to Con-
msss, with the accompanying resolution.
ssmoiacing strong points In favor OF open
~, ag ine Territory, and praying Congress to
ENC such action That is Consistent with
.ae otst interests Of all concerned as will
'"n bring about the desired end.
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CUTICURA.
n u T / G u Z A
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

The treatment of skin Diseases NUT he consiltu-
tonal and local. First purify the Blood; next re-
store the Strength: third, alleviate the External
SymptOIns. There is but way 10 purify the
blood ana that is through The bowels. liver, kid
neys, and skin. These OF gan are the natural Dur-
Tiers OF the system, and carry off waste or dead
matter. CUTICURA REsoLyENT Is the greatest
blood purifier In medicine IL Is ca'har'ic, tonic,
liver stimulant, duretica reSoiyent and absorb
ent IL asorbs TO ITSELF the poisonous dement's that
loaf In the blood, and purges them from the system.
Ii increases the appetite. prffects Digestion ava
soon builds up faster than disease can destroy, and
hence permanently cures. CUTICURA, Medicinal
jelly for external application. arrests disease, eats
away dead flesh and skin. alays illumination, ITCH
ing aud irrltaion renders healthy ulcers aud old
sores and heals every external affection when the
REsoLyENT Is taken internally. Ii is a natural
reproducer aud beau,ifcr of the Hair CUTICURA
TOILET SOAP. prepared from CUTICUHA. Is cleans
ing. hsaliug, refreshing, and the onIY Wholesome
beauiifitr of the skin which II sOftcns whifeDs, and
preserves beyond all praise. CUTiCURA SHAVING
soar. prepared from CUTICURA. Is the first AVID
only medicinal soap compounded especially fof
shaving. Gentlemen pronounce IL worth Its weight
IN gold.
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- TeseGYap0s
NEW YORK.
NEW Work. March b--i.tton nrm; sales.
a,asS bale np',nds, sse; or,esus. ls!e. south
ern nour quiet. heavy, and unchanged. Wheat
cline; nnsrsded. tiaissISa. Corn - si,s d.
Oats shade armar a Sd'fs less ac'i,e NO. as
Hops tuil ana nominal. Coffee unchanged sno
quiet Sugar raw. higher. and very strong; fair 10
sood demand .ua srS scs wssi csrons
84@7tc. Rosin quiet and steady at si.45ta 4i.62S.
'rurpenline nriner Of acc. Wool steady sad ID
al .75Mtl2.50 Miidles very Grm; ious clear,
s.ls@7sc:: short CHAR, I 7.lec.; long and
"9s 7s ' Wh SS'd nomins N siio
s'''''' ''' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Fiour quiet; Howard
Street aud western sup rnse, s4.50g$5.26; ex-
Nils So@ss.ass; easSrsU,ysssoSicas
%s sCoSern sssa; sS,s, and
steady; western dull and about siesdy /: southern
red, st.40@si.45;. amber, sl.4s@el 81; 80: 2
STAG; April, si.sssgsi S7S; May, si47S;
June, tl.4ss@sl.4sy. soath.rn corn-WhIte
firm; southern and Pennsylvania. 48a49c. Pro-
visions very quiet. Pork. s1s.25@si3 90: Bulk
packed, 81 and 7,ec. Bacon-sbouideIs, SIC clear
RIB sides, 6kc. hams. 10@11c. Lard. &c. Cof-
fee quiet; Rio carsoes, l4@l6c. sugar fra; "A''
.ofi, DC. Whisky quiet at sl.1OH@Sl.ll.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, March 5-FsOnr steady aud I'M
changed Wheat scarce and s@ at LIZ Corn
s12. Lard quiet at s7.17,sat7.2o. Bulk-meats
firm; shoulders, s4.l21; RIBS, 1880; sides, t7.2o.
Whiskey in fair demand at $i.05. sugar steady aud
uns hanged. Hogs dul'.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Flour dull family. t5@l
@sl.l5. Corn firm at 44@44kc. Oats quiet al
4Og4I. Pork steady at si2 80 Lard steady al
re Ba d ;Ieady shoulder essa1s; rsi
d41.c: ribs. 6Xc.; siies. 7(G7sc sugar-cpred hams
9@I0kc. Wnfskey firm at sl.O5.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Fiour STRONGER for low
grades; fancy, s6.02h; family, s5.77% Wheat
re sie fslI, si2oSsi2os; No red iai, sii1x@
s1.1lk Corn higher and slow at $3.50 365c; Oats
PSrs a. sS asSs MGsssy ssad Lara esdy
al *7.05. Hulk. meats duh ana unchanged. Bacon
quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Flonr STEADY and nm
changed. Wheat steady aud IN fair demand; No.
2 Chicago spring, sl.25; No. 3 Chicago spring,
Sl.O9@sl 10. Corn steady and firm fresh. &C.;
regular 2SAe oats nr%e ra a, sLsSS s iNe r%rs
mand at s7I5@S7I7x Buik-mea,s steady and
in fair demand. Whisksy steady and unchanged.
At CIose.-Wheat dull and lower at 81. 24k March
and April Corn dull and &e4c. lower Oats steaf y
aud unchanged. Pork dull, weak, and lower at
Sll.62h Lard dun and 2I9c. lower.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 5.-CoitOD-Net receipts,
1136 bales; gross, s04 lies; futures closed very
steady; sales, 10000 baks; March, Sl3 $50
s1319; April, 1892; May, Sl3.52@fl353
June. tl371@sl3.72 July, 3.s3@sl3:s5:
August, $l3 0l@sl3.92i september, tl3.46 %
S13 as; October, tl2.60@s12 81; November,
sl2a0@sl2.23; December, s12.16@f12.1S.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M rELEGRArnr rrEnrspArcn

MOTIFS AND CONGRESSIONAL.
PRoCEEDNos-supp OF GAM.
BLING IL ctNcINNATI-THE ALLEGED
BIGAMisr on TRIAL IN NoRFoLK--NA-
TroNAL eREExBAcKERs' NOMINATION
FOR PRESIDENT AND vIcEPRE.IpENT--
THE TROY PRINTERS WANT MORE PAY
THE RUSSIAN REvoLUTIoNIsTs' MAN.
rEsTo--sxEcUrroN OF THE woULD-BE
ASSASSIN OF GENERAL MELIKorr-- OTHER
FOREIGN NEWS, &C, &C.
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INDIANA PoR BLAINg.-Indidnapoiis.
S amu 4.-Tbe indiana Republican State
s ss.ie has elected the following ss DEL
(r," Co. ~ large 10 the Chicago Convention +:
son 'a n h'ndIey, General Benjamin Hsiri-
AL ~ o BumIer, and James 8. Collins.
Y slssnnaies jesse j. Brown, Thomas H..
ns,ss oh sexton, and ID. w. Langton. The
P ,s,sna Preference OF the delegates Is for
e,s;. ne' nut they are moi insensibIe 10 the
80. ns q Wssbbnrne and sherman. Gen.
1s,sn es.'siaetion b expressed regarding the
~ ganei Of the delegation. The delega'
WV - strongly anfi-1rsnf.
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wAgINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 8, 1880.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucille. Prirchard, Baltimore, merchan'
disc. ii. v. Douglass, age1t.
Schooner Archer ana Reevss, Smith, New York,
| salt. Davenport Morris.
Schooner & G.. Cranner, -, New YORK, nay,
Atkinson 4 Temple; and railroad iron, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
| Schooner Emma G. Fox, Corson, New York, pig
iron, n. T.. Blaukenshin agrnl.
Schooner Henry :. Williams, -, New Iork,
rrchandise TO order.
schooner j. y. yandusen, Boyle, Orient, L. l.,
guano w. 6. Crensha~.
Schooner Kalie Ranger Hardy, New York, iron'
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
SAILED.
| Steamship WyanOke, Couch, New YORK, mer'
chapdise and passengers. q. w. Allen Co., agents
| Steamer Experiment. Davidson, Fbiladeip0ia, mef'
chaDdise aud passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
| steamer Arlei, clifford Norfolk, United Stales
mail, merchandise, aud passengers, L.. U. latuih
Schooner Clara NJ. Goodman. Quillan, Stamford
ria BRIDGEPORT, a., bets and logs, A. B. Goodman
vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
| CUSTOM-HOUSE REPORT.
| Cleared British bark 81. LAWRENCE Thomas
OpOrto Portugal, with cargo OF 2l,o9U busbtls OF
corn, valued at $1,000.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia March 81, schooner II. o. Ely
Levins.
From New York March 4tb, schooner Lucy Jones
Maiihugh.
From Baltimore March 9th, schooner Clornda
| Stone.
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BLOOD HUM0R9.
BLOOD uuMORS.
WHOLE SYSTEM kFFECTED-GLANDUL
sWELLINGs, WITH ULCERATIoNs-
HACKING COUGH.
MessTs. Weeks & Potter

MessTs. Weeks e Potter:
Gentlemen,-I have been afflicted vi h a Blood
Unmor for Two years. which the rest city doctors
called ErysIpeits. Chronic Psoriasis and Scald
Head. Nv whole system-especlaiIy face. head. and
Ings-was affected. tried all the best known adj
vertised remedies with no success whatever. Was
told by the best lung doctor I'm This city that the
sooner got cured the better. NV sympt ms were .
bnmor accompanied by Glandular SwellDgs, WIND
JTIc, RS in the Throat aud stomach: Dry. tacking
Cough: Deafness. with Ringing Noises In the Heal.
For fifteen months | have dpne nothing nut lake
rnRA RfMEDIEs have cured me- In gratitude for
which make this public statement.
Respectfully YOURS. FRANK ASHLEY.
90 PORTLAND STREET, BOSTON, April Z, 1879
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Accom- modatlng Gamblers.

CixCINNATI. March 5.-The new superln.
tendent OF police having called on the pro-
prletors Of neutrality-suspicious. TO close their
places, the request Is being generally CON-
nlfed with.
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THE ALLEGED BIoAMIsr BENNETT.
- y. A. A.. v.xs,s-t~,, 4

Especial telegram, to the Dispaich.l
NORFOLK, VA, March 5.-Professor il.
i. Bennett. the bigamist, was again before
Justice Miller to-day for examination. but
no witnesses appearing he was recommItted
for ten days, when be will probably be dis.
charged from custody, unless there Is evil
dence TO hold him.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRfDAY. March 4. 1890.

ALEs.-2,700 Virginia deferred bonds soldni 6k:
1000 Virginia tax-receivable coupons sold at 30
AZ shares OF Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad stock
sold at 81; 20 shares OF Richmond aud DanviIe
Railroad stock sold at Sc; 10 shares OF Richmond
and 0anvile Railroad stock sold at 56k.
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Grecnback Nominations for President
and vice-President.

Sr. LOUIS. March 5.-The National
Greenback Convention nominated Stephen
b. Diilay, of New Hampshire. for Presi-
deni, and b. j. Chambers, OF Texas. for
Vim .prfsident.
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y. GrcIevilIe. Ohio. the CIncippali and
rsklDgum Valley Railroad depot was
Ss;,s k Dy ngbtning Thursday, and The
s,nk With contents. burned to tho
sv'na' Loss, H,0oo; insurance small.
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LsEBuG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT "is
success and boon for which nations shonld
feel crateful.n-see Medical Press" Lancet,
"British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with tne fac stmttt
of Baron Llebg's signature IN hlge ink across
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten years"
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT. To
be had of all s,orekvepers, Groc'rs, and Chem
lists. Sole agents for tie United States WHOLESALE
onlyl. C. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. mb l3-ooet
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ECZEMA EFFECTUALLY CURED IN EIGHT
WEEKS-NOTHING EQUAL TO THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.


Messrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentlemen.-Have never used any remedies Tor
blood diseases that can compare with the CUfIcU-
RIA REMEDIES. have used thein IN All forms ior a
verv severe "a of what the doctors call Eczem !.
which was eife 'tually cured In eight weeks. AS
b God purHer nothing can equal your CUTlcuhA
RESOLvENT. | cannot say too mueh IN their praise,
and am noisng them about The city.
Irnlv vours elc MANUEL MANINTZ.
IL BURGUNDY STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA''
August 2S, 1879.
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Troy, N. Y, March .5.--The printers have
given notice that they will demand an In
crease OF so cents on all grades Of work
after April lst.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

MARCH 5.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-common, s3@s35o; medium, SAC
LeGE-Common, s5@t5.5O; medium, s6@s7;
good. nominal: fine, nominal: extra fac, nominal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3@s4: MEDIUM, 500
$3.50; good, s7Gss.j0; fine, s9@sl0.
DARK ooDs-MANUFACTURING
lug FiHers.--Common. s3.50@s4; medium,
Le0f Ffuers.-i'ommon s564550; medium
s6as6.5o; good, q IS; hne' ss@slo; extra line
WcaDpers.o|s.cmmon, s7.5o@ss.5O: medium
is.5Oas9: good. s9.5o@sl0; fine, slo@$ll {:
extra sl2@13; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Smokers.-Gommon, ssdSO; medium, 800
:l2; good, s12@Sl6; hae, 6@s20. .-e.o.
Fitisrs-t.'99mnm3n, s0@Ssi med'""i' $'@s''
Observation-Disclosures OelsI 3; medium, 81 5@o
40 cI good S2OasS0; line, si0@s50; fancy, s5I
@s65. ..
WroOpers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, sl2@sln5
medium, $3.50 ago; good, s22@t2o; fine, $500
$40; extra, S45@s50.
WESTERN TOBACCO
Inc demand for this class of goods Is confined
Principally 10 good old heavybeded Jugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old iues, s4@i5; Kentucky River lugs, slO@
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, *l3nFls.
ToBACCo-A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
The following report, pr, pared by ar. W. Z.
Chockley, clerk OF the Richmond Tobacco Ex.
change giving compaia alive statement of the to-
bacco market for The month Of February, 1879 and
1850, will no doubt be read with interest,"
During the monih Of February our market was
much more sctivc for all classes, and we are now
confident that our hopes and previous predictions
are TO be realized Illustrative of this We take plea
sure 10 calling your special attention 10 compare
tive statement OF the public aud private sales ON the
inarset for February, 1879 and 1880:
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III 47c.-foIaL 1G6 bushels ~ =,
BLACK PEAs.-3o bushels VERY good on private
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.. March -NOsn.-StOcks buoyan'
Money on call, Sac per cent. FXchanse-Lone,
asa: short. 1861. State bonds duh. Governments
strong.
Eveaing.-Money, Goa per cent. Exchange.
4Sf. Governments strong and higher; ne" 5'S,
lO34; Az per cents. 1885, per cents, lO6's.
States dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March 5.-Virginia 6's. consOs.
54x: second series, 274: past-due coupons. 7e&:
new l0-40's, AK; l0.40's coupons, 80. Bid to-
dav
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DicHMoND AS A MANUFAcTURING

IL AND TRADING CENTRE.
,nciudipg historical sketch OF The city, BY X 4.
Wvocx' CORRESPONDING secretary Virginia Histori-
cal socie,y: With = map by Major hoicnKiss,
showing the trans por,s,ion facilities. Pupished oy
This Is valuable book for reference and for pre-.
sent use ne II indicates the great prosperity OF me
i,rise' ndrs' IN mar or bound, Zoe.
NH i,d&w RANDOLPH ENGLISH,
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SEED, &c.

GARDEN, FLOWER, AND FIELD
" sEED.-The qualify of my S'eds are Kept 10
the usual STANDARD OF purity, being true 10 name
a valuable assurance TO truckers aad planters. Also
Jerusalem Artichokes, Esyptitn Corn, scarlet Clo'
yer, Pearl Millet. Potatoes In variety; Naminoti
sugar and Evergreen Corn, so cents per ooLep
Georgia Watermelon, which attracted attention OF
the trncl ers last season. In order 10 oisiriouie
trse seeds among customs orders will be limited
he n hand about the 9Th instant. rbSse living al
a distance can then make selections from varieties
Advertised IN this paper. Address all orders 10
W. &. FlGNER. Scedsmsn,
COS Marshall street, opposite New Market;
...k . M
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CUTlCURA REMEDIES, FOR SKIN, SCALP,
AND BLOOD-HUMORS,

are preparsd by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists. $50 Washington street, Boston; II
Front street, TorOnto Ont: aud Snow HIN, Lon
don and are for sa by all druggists Price OF Gu
TICrRA: small boxes, so cents; large boxes, con.
iaining two aud one half lines The quantity OF
SMALL 81. REsOLvENT, 81 per bottle IUIlcURA
MEDICINAL JOLIET SOAP 20 cents. CUIiCCkA
MEDICINAL SHAVING sOAP, Is cents; in bars Tor
bsrbers an1 largr consumers, so cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-06

Fine, s4@s4.s0; sspernne. u. 50@3s.75; ersr.
1915; common family, S7St7.ass' iaseS S bravo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-06
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

TIME NOVELS OF IRELAND. by
i Fanny ParneII. with preface by Hon. Charles
steward arDeIl. Price 20 cents. Inc mel pro
seees nom the sale of the pnbl cson % pe sen' W
''0 ''''' j.. NJ. DAFFRON,
mb6.1v 1888 vain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-06
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 8. 1850.
orrrRINGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WurAr-Red, 730 bushels -, oao ,.,s,-
CORN White. 17s bushels Aired' 200 o"'"'
eis. .,s,.. ~ x.hich ae6 bushels were
re.exh bied. m .,,sh.,s
Pi.AoxEYEp PEAs-32 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
w,,r,r- R,d. 90 bus bells very good LANCASTER ny
so: "a bushels prime LANCASTER a. so g r"a
bushels good rulis a, tl;ao 90 oa'"s's wy
White, az bushs l. prime a. oVe; 81 anc
ala ysrv good al 60c; 80 bushels GO" ,.,,we an
,totai' i5s bushels. kired, z3s So'"e' p''''
p,ssr,ss .@jI' bushels prime spring at 47e % 0as-