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EXCURsIONs.-T Richmond CaledOnian
Club will have their ninth annual celebra-
ton at West Point tomorrow. The train
will start from the old York River dep0t,
aud not from the Danvile depot, as before
stated. A very interesting programme has
been arranged for the occasion, and the
public are assured bv the Committee OF
Arrangements that good order will be MAIN
tanned, and no effort spared to insure the
comfort and enjoyment OF visitors. These
Scottish games never fail to interest the
spectator, and some OF them require great
activity and strength In their successful per-
formance. The more noticeable are /: Put
ting the light stone, running high leap,
three-legged race, throwing light hammer,
hop, step, and Jump, sc.
Messrs. Perdue and Adams, the we'll
known and experienced excursion man.
ayers, announce very attractive excursion
| TO Baltimore and New York UiG the York
River line, on Tuesday the 18th instant.
They announce that no pains or expense
will be spared to make this the most plea
SAINT trim OF the season, both for business
men and tourists.
Another attractive excursion is that 10
the White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, which
is announced for the night OF the 18th in
slant. Tickets will be good until the oath
instant, TO return on any train. Many per-
sons consider this the most pleasant part OF
the year TO visit the mountains.
! The last, but by no means the least, Is the
excursion TO Washington, Baltimore, and
New York uid the Chesapeake and Ohio
and the Washington and Baltimore and Po-
tomac railways, on the 1st OF October. The
committee announce that this is positively
the last excursion to be given North this
season. Pleasure.seekers will govern them
selves accordingly.
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BriPrALO LrTHIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
ron
ELIMINATION OF URIC ACID FROM THE
BLOOD.
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nTFS, COLE EGE.

DIES COLI Eob'
;--,.,n .vn p RESIDENT. rHE RIGHT REV. I.
I0RD BISHOP d s anhoN'
1aee ia mos Rc my locality aol 015 1s SoSrs wS
cipa tutouFS ~ olA 'e Is 10 provide The highest
the to9sr o' 'b bssed Iae the son9dest
formation Of character kENShI "cIadiaS u ie te whoe
Laundry, and Tuition Fee ,.nd Patntisg' use OF
cns 400 per snnam reda enon oI ax oTs rnci
particulars adcrees hioe "hi"' Jy 26 2ta016t
ada.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is aways pleasure, aud
yon can have IL by using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
lcions CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. ft destroys the
offensive Odor caused by diseased gums and'de-
cay,d teeth and speedily restores them to healthy
condition. Price, hfty cents bottle.
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READ OF. PROCURE, AND USE H0P BIrTRRs
and you viii be strong, healthy and happy.
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pUT HE WANTs COCNsEL,

Marvin, while sure that be is neither the
bigamist nor the forger wanted here, is GER
tain that it viii be good thing for bin to
have able and experienced counsel. To
that end be Is laborIng to secure Colonel
Young; but the fraternity do not teem 10
have rallied 10 his pecuDiaIy assistance with
that alaerlty which Is said TO distinguish the
"prOfession."
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POLICE COuRT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Fry (cOlored), charged with as
sauting and beating Adelaide Green, was
fined s..
James Johnson (colored), charged with
contempt OF court, was fined s..
Thomas Gilbert, tramp, was ordered TO
leave the city within tweDty-four hours.
Joe Scott lcolored), charged with beating
Mary +. Jackson with chair, was fined %.
James Johnson (colored), charged with
fighting in tie street. Surety for his good
behavior three months required.
Mary f. Jackson and Emellne. Dixon
fbolh colored) were fined S2 each for con-
tempt Of court.
George II. Cox, for being drunk, was
fined 81.
William Jones and John Nicholas tboth
coIored) were up for lighting. Nicholas
was fined $3.50 and Jones discharged.
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"NEw MAsrODON NMINsTRBLs." ."-HaVerly's
Minstrel Company, said to be forty strong,
appear at the Theatre tomorrow night. The
announcements lead to the belief that this
Is the finest organization Of the kind ever
known. A fine aggregation OF talent IS
certainly to be expected from Hayerly's
weILknO enterprise and liberality.
There are said to be a number OF splendid
yocalists in the troupe. Those who delight
10 "the poetry Of notion" need only to be
told that there are "tbrteen clog dancers
and fourteen song.and.danee artists. and
the best and most brilliant lights OF Ethlo-
plan mins!relsy."
Altogether the public may expect a nne
company, and the company may expect a
fine audience.
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TYPHOID, MALARIAL-, ISTERmTTENT-, Bill
IoUs., and SCARLET-FEYERs prevented by using
MoRIsoS's PILLS. W. 3. PILcHER, Agent, sl7
east Main street.
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TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.

Millions OF rate, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Roagh ON Rats
Sold by druggists. l5c.
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TETSs ffARY LATHB0P DESIRES EO
N pEs IrNE HER DUTHEs AS TEACHER,
either As ASssiant or principal. Any one ",ssh.s.
S'Iiei @ .,oe sill please o0mmEnicate with Der as
@ eI ~. ,ile. az her residence. els east Iaeh
o, 10 r fers to Rev. t. H. Preston, ID ID, Pie-
fessor G. ". " inston' sanua y Aa'nrop' HSl'
-, H.0t
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DEACH MILITARY ACAREMY-A

RAYARD TAYLOR,
- POET AND TKAyBLLER.
HAlds ! take great pleasure in recommending 20
p4telts The Academy of Nr. S~fthin g.. sbOrtidgS.'
s- HON. FERNANDO WOOD, ri. C..
ssla tiseOl: IcseerfulY consent 10 The use or my
aaa, as reference. My boys will geiurn 10 yOu lfor
Ansif f0efth yearl after their vacation"
Tor new Illustrated ircular address
sWITHIN &. stiORTLIDGE, A. NJ,
HAkVARD USJYERSITY GRADUATE,
MEDIA, PA,
twelve miles from fhIladelphia.
az l0-eOdz
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iv 22.3tawtSel5tdIw

Appy for cic culars at 7Ol ives. Main street. opno-
SITE Monroe Park. re 4-os0 II
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WARM SPRINGS,

WARN SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
VIII be kept opsu until N0VkMBER 1sr. or later
A good company is expected during the month of
october. Good cocks and other servants retained
sc 4-lm JOHN l.. EUBhkK.
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SAVE MONEY by having your 7rinting done At IN
DISPATCH PBINTIEG-HoUsK Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guara.feed.
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LEE GALLERY copies old pictures splendidly.

OPINION or DIR. r. Z. STEUART, president: Ma
ryland Hospital. 81 have used CoLDBN's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic
INvIGopAToR for more than year. and recon-
mend II as one OF the most efficient preparations
have ever met with. IL combines the virtues OF
food and tonic In a remarkable way.n AskJor COLI
denis. take no other. OF druggists generally.
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CANNED GOODS Of every description.
W. d. BLAIR & Co.
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DEEP-sEA MAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN a
WHITES.
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PLAYING IT MIGHTY FINE.

"The old man " Is playing his game here
with great shrewdness. He affects never tC
have seen Mr.. Brownell TIL he met him al
Lynn ION the occasion OF the arrest), and II
was only since he arrived in Richmond that
he has been beard TO distinctly pronounce
that gentleman's name. That he will not
receive the letters addressed to I. A. Mar
vim has already been stated.
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EDUcArroSAu.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,


SCHOOL,
" NO. loo NORTH EIGHTH STREET
The seyen!senth session Of this school will begin
THURSDAY. September 22d
soys q eleven ysars OF age received; or, II well
adVahcsd, eyen younger.
CHARGES PER SESSION:
Elementary EnRlsh and Mathematics. ...........s AGO
Higeer Enehsh and Malhmatics.. cs...,,,,,...,.....S ~
s.sAun. 0reeh, French. German, ch........... IA
Clereymens sons for all brsnches..,........... SO
BOY Htnoies more than two OF these Lao guakes
no charge made for the third and fourth. For two
or more boys from the same family deduction OF
elo VIII be made from each bill over $50.
Payments as follows: Ten collars (sl0) The tay
ot tnirancs tbe balance in three, six, and nine
months from 18th OF september. 1881.
Circulars ~ the bookstores after 9th Instant
THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Prtscipa,
1e 1I-1n no. Gil east Leigh street.
Nienr SCHOOL.
The Subscribers NIGRT SCHOOL is now in seq
schools. Bookkeeping. Commercial Correspond
ehce ana general preparation for bnsiuess eoi-
'ese' Circulars as TO tern $, &C" on application.
Sc Il.lt 4. >. SQUIRE.
Miss SWAIN
IVI WILL PKsUMR HER
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
AT
No. 6o7 east Grace street between Fifth and Sixth,
OCTOBER lsT,
and respectfully socils The patronage so kindly be-
slowed unou her IN the rast se ll.eodl0t
OFFICE CITY SUPERINTENDENT Of scmooLs.)
S05 MASuALL sTRERT, ,
RICHMOND, VA. september &, 1881 }
DUBLlC SCHOOLS. r3
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL. REOPRE ON
THURSDAY, september 18Th. at o A. M.
Teachers will be engaged THURSDAY In regis
teriRR former pupilk
On FRIDAY new applicants will be received
Principals and teachers elt CT OF the public schools
and reserve teachers elect from the class Of 1878
20 will mt ct WEDNESDAY September 14ih, al
10 A. NJ, at the High. School building, for orgaBi
zation.
Teachers Of Navy-Hln fchool viii meet WED
NESDAY, AT l2 NJ, AT High School buildlng.
j. II. PEAY.J .JR,
&c ell .1416 Superintendent Schools.
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CHLORINE STRogTA WATER, warranted
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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RYE FLOUR, "GRAHAM" FLOUR, al CHRIS
TfAS & WHITES.
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ HARRISON ,,i, =. =, ~
raiys.sesn NJ A. tws.h, and Ice University.
NJ S'gS,'p ~ 'pestaS NJ. A.. tuniveriLy o. virginia. J
PieL.,yn,eealh session begins sEPThMBtR 2lsr.
6IcaNoNp FEMALE INSTITUTE
-, session OF this institution viii open
,,tnxTSDAY, Septtmoer IAN.
lH ~ hs - sel known a. not tG need further COM
foIsss,,on. Noschool In the South Offers farer ad-
n..sss n. Ter thorough and finished education than
S.sihe lusihue. -
az ''' orYiCERs AND TEACHERS.
IR HAWTHORNE, ID. d..
D,xSfnHNT or BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
49, sAIIIE II. HAMMER, Principal,
t,fiS. MORAL fHiLosorna' AND hNSLiS''
..vssoR CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
fko.r,s Al SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS.
MSS T.. T. THURSTON,
Graduate OF Nassar College.
a.rvtN MATHEMATICS, AND HISTORY,
MApkNR c. GUnLAJME,
slNauve er FTanoe,)
FRENCH.
ufss SUSIE HAMMER, Associate PriucipaI
LAM NAFnE~AIslSa, SCHOOL. AND 'HAfA"AioHf
MISS MARY Il. POLLARD.
rxefrSH, HISTORY. AND BOoK-KEEPINo.
,'DSvr rCARoIlNE-RICHtNGS n BERNARD,
VOCALizATION AND ITALIAN.
MISS NELLIE DUSTMAN,
PIANO THOROUGH BASS AND HARMONY.
Miss :. G. HAMMER,
GUtTAR.
MISS ALICIA H LAIRD.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
MISS MARIA MORRIS,
President al Richmond AT Association.)
roxgFIAgN PAIN TING. DECoRATiVE ART, AND
kENsINGIoS EHBHOlDARN.
HuNE DEPARTMENT.:
vpS.H v HAMMER AND MISS ). Z. WALKER
IN the Preparatory School will be received girls
from eight 10 twelve Year. u age.
Tb'se wishing 10 enter pupiiS should Apply early
e. t6e PrIrclpaL corner Tenth aud Msrshal streets
cstal0guts a. the bolk-siores or institute.
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COngress-Speciai SEES
sion of tie Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 30, 1881,

W ASHINGTON, MdTch 30, 1881
On motion OF Mr.. Cameron. Of Wisconsin,
| resolution was adopted authorizing the
| Secretary f tie Senate TO pay from the con-
| lingent fund he necessary funeral expenses
Of the late Senator Carpenter.
The pending business. Ueing a resolution
for the election OF officers OF the Senate, was
then taken up.
4 motion 10 90 into executive session was
rejecied-ye1s, %; nays, p.
Mir. Harris stated il was evident that the
Republicans did not intend to transact the
business which the senate bad been called
here 10 transact. and moved that when the
Senate adjourned to-day it be TO meet on
the fist Monday in December. Lost-yeas,
23; nays, -.
Various other motions sNCre made and
voted down.
Nh Peudeton cali d attention to the in
aueural address of The President, in whlch
he stated be would ask in due time o! Con-
gres, to 6X the tenure Of minor officers Of
the Government. In order that The Senate
might no longer present spectacle Of
wrangling over petty offices, he would
move To 90 into executive session.
Mr. Dawes agreed that the tenure OF
office should be fixed by laN, but he did rot
zee how an act could be passed at this spec
cial session.
Mr.. Hin, OF Georgia, read letter issued
from Readju,tcr headquarters in October,
1850. bv William Malone, in which he al
luded TO the Republican party as the
..Grip.Sack" patty. Didthe senator know
what was meant by the GRIP sack
party? -.
ljr. Dawes replied that he did not, but
thought The Senator from Georgia ought TO
know not ohly that, but every phase O.
every political party that had ever come up,
for certainly if any body had tried lnem az
the Senator from Georgia had. he iheh
proceeded 10 make quite lengthy spe'cp'
in which be SAID that unless The untral'-
melted, unterrifed, and undlsmayed VOICE
OF every voter in The land cOuld Ten upon
the policy and laws which he was cdIIeu
upon TO obey, the government OF The cOuh-
try would be failure. Ii was therefore the
conflict OF the life and death Of this nation
that the Republican party was now engaged
In on this floor.
MFR. Hill, replying, said that there was not
a word in the Senator's speech in which he
did not fully concur. lie bad been waiting
patiently for the appearance Of the speech
~ the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Ma.
hone, in order TO make some reply TO II.
He did not wish to mIsrepresent that gentle
man. but IL he understood his speech he
had made use Of some OF the grossest mis-
upon the southern States
that had ever been uttered. He, however,
did not intend TO say anything upon That
subject until the speech appeared IN the
Bec0yd. There was one point TO when ne
wished 10 call the attention OF the Sehate,
and TO do il In no equivocal language. lie
had noticed that i'm nearly all the REPUBLIC
can papers and in the different speeches.
made on this floor an attempt to iustifX]
this coalition with the Senator from vim
ginja and his party by the charge that NJ
had led of in favor Of equal rights, OF
free ballot, and Of fair count. In q
southern States no man had had the face
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Heavy SNOW imii,e Nor,i,vcst.

CHICAGO, March 3J.-Ihe >nOw.St0rm
which has been prevailing in the West Two
days reached Chicago ihl~ morning. ard
continued with a hl@h wind up 20 noon,
leaving three inches Of snow on the level.
Railroad trains from the Fast TIL. morning
all came in behind Tine.
COLUMBUS. ONO. March % The snow
Of last ni2ht and tO-dIy /, me heaviest Of
the season, and i, one foot in depth on the
level. Rliroad travel j. suspended, and
many families were unable 10 get Out Of
doors Until the huge drifts were cleared
away.
DETROIT March 30.-A heavy >nOW.,tCrm
prevails here, with Du' lillie wind.
CINCINNAT1, Marcn 30-SnOW is falling
here, and lies about four inches d. cp on Inc
hli.tOps. Sirect-car traffic is lmpedcd.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
,,svaruTo THE DESPATCH.

Tx MATTERS-TnE DEADLOCK
IRA >sNATt; Lively ptbArE YES
q .a",v-prNocRATIC NOMINATIONS IN
% '..4. TIRE MURDERER OF PORTER,
=. wv, kiILrD-A LEADER OF BURG.
81. .,,r ANp his GANG BROKEN UP-
i'., 49,. STORAGE DEFEATED IL MAS
.''.,~r.-GENERN GRANT ON THE
"'" .,,rLET FEVER RAGING IN
r IN. - G DETERMINATIONS
O''., r vr>T-FiBE AND Loss OF lFE IN
y .~ -c, u-rur Eastern wAR-cLoup-
u'>''-t, cnNsFlELp'S ONDITIoN-
gtlGN ITEMS &C.
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rANCY GOa,Ds. &c.

GrENENS
- MAKES STILL FURTHER r. OUCTlOSs
AID CUTS.
ELEGANT FEENl H-CALFALBUN- from $50
to:l.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, cigd- and c,blncr.oDeuing-
from - 10 ( 80.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, card and cahiue'-opeuiugs
from S2.2J 20 =.
MOROCCO abb VI, card and c1Iiuet-OIcDings,
from ~ 30 10 s..
These goods VA perfect CONDITION AMI good
sellers M the obs prices.
4 few ALBUiS, q itle shop-w0rn, REDUCED 10 7lc.
About FIFTY NOLUMhS OF POETRY AND
PROSE, including potion, Of the works OF
DickeE., Walter scott, Byron, &C.. reduced 90
zoe. They are wOr by yoHr ARA ION.
AMONG tn new goods jus Ia are u i.orc - X AP-
ALB Ms: cieg1nt AIrtGH NP!i ALBU N~ /;
new -hapcs IL FBENCH-PLAfENi STA Nll-NlR-
RORS; tlut X. W1rrauied. IA Bic Walnut
case. AZ 81; JAPANESE - ROLLS; JAPA-
Mise OR APE Pc IGRFS AT &c. fpr ItfY-cer-
tres. window Lumhrtq ttns, hud VI az 81 LAM
brtgulns: japanese bcto atiHg- rams Jdpi-
ms, Tee d.Ietp SEES.
have ni~ays n sioc. the largest and cted
variety at I'm -rt-. - .eOratr Chuu3 Sells. Cake
EoXt.. Tca-Iriy-, Table. Mas. ana HOI-ekt epng
GOOD, generally 40 bottom fcr~ also. iE!l a>>0rt
mentor White Granite, AneTlciu hni, aud Class
ware: hye case, OF Dcw f:amts. au oDg Which ate
seven lew STYLES. which atr as the b-et yafue IN
town. rs they are un guaei the beauty ot de- zen
and cr-1rcr 81 HB},.. sew good, and novelties
are brin.. constantly adad, ana 10 VIII t9y Won u
caii az ltFr ~.
J0J Broad .ftee'.
Carriage whips iu eTVatT1rietY. NH -
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHAN(,r

II
LEs-2OOO virginia i0.40's at 400: LOCO
Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta 2d rs at lO2z;
10 shares Chesapeake and Ohio stock ut 2bK. "a do
at 25A; 80 shares Richmond and Danviile STOCK M
49, 80 do. at o. 10 60. at 3d. ~ do at o. 20 do az
93; 30 shares Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Po,o-
mac per cent. guaranteed stock ut l22; 0 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte stock at 73k, % DO at 73S,
10 do. az 73H, 40 do. a. 73S. 10 ~. at 73, 20 90
at 73H, 90. at 73k; 10 shares Richmond snd AL
leghany stock ut 35A, 10 do. at 35E, 10 do at 35X
40 do at 3J, 20 do. at 30.
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The western floods.
LOSSES INrAKOTA.

ST. PAIL, MINI. March 30.-A special
dispatch TO the Pioneer PRESS from Pierre,
Dakota, says: "The water i falling, and
no more damage is likciv TO occur The
loss does not exceed $50 coo. Fort Pierre.
on the opposite side Of the river. has suf-
fcred most. Only TWO or three habiiabe
houses are left. There was no loss OF life
at either place"
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN Ne.
BRASKA.
OMAHA, NIB. March Cot ], aS yet i'm.
possible 10 prOcure particular, about the
towns in the Platte Valley iuunlation.
owing 10 the telegraph line, being only par
tally rebuilt. 1hleo lives are all tpgt are
kRoWn 10 have been lost. bu' It IS believed
that number q persons hlye persisted.
The loss OF stock and properly counts mp
IN hundreds OF thousands. II is nov in
tended 10 rrn the Union Pacific train,
through direct by Friday.
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sIATURE ALMANAc-sIArcn 81. 1881.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARcu 30, rs

PORT Of RICHMOND. MARCH 80, 1851.
SAILED.
Nte1mer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United state
rHail, merchandise aud passengers, l.. ". Tstan
agent.
MEMORANDA.
NEw YORK. MTrch 2y.--ArflvCd :scho pers J. :,
IVn.. lngerson; Lacy a., Handy. from Richmond
srh Ella Mathews. Booey: Lizzie Florence. lin
tiHcoit. ana NJ. r.. simmons, C.mpbeli. from Vr-
~ IA. Passed ihr0agh Hell Gate hound cas-,
schooner Norelight, kdmnnds. from Virginia fer
Nrw Haven.
: We'd from somcTses March 2:5th, schooner Frank
Mcdonnell, Mckendry, for RicnmOng ria Wood,
Hoe.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK.. March 23.-Briiish brig Eliza, san
tos, Brazii, rid RIchmOnd.
COLOR BLINDNESS.
Al recent examination Of men doing riot duty
~ IN" hlruor VI was demOnsi rated INST a number ~
men Following this 0ccuna ion who had previously
no IDEA th't they were ain c'ed with this defeci ION
OF me cyesisht were unable. after numerous trials.
10 hls'lngui different cO'Ors ~ an Ordinary dis
tince.- norfolk Vrgini0a. 2gfb,
BLOWING UP MACHINERY.
NORFOLK. March 20.-Wreclors we're engaged
Nes erlay ia blowing M The machinery from he
hui or the steamer Isaac Bell.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 30.-Arrtye1: Gfoucr sfcr
huilel, cry Of Washington. >aritoga. Arrived
cu. Dana. HOmewarc: O.omO. Galves.on: fttit,
New pr''ans.
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NV YORK. Mrrch N'oR..- stocks firm r.
Money. , b. i 500. cent. rNcp#use-hone. 4tO 3:
snort. 4S2is Stile bonds moderately active. Iop.
crnmcnis quiet aud firm.
Fr,ntpg.- ,t..-,. i~G ner cent. ENch1uge.
1905. G0rsrrra uts qni.. tui firm; urw 9's, lOZ
NV a., 1l2s, nc~ 4. lI4's. STATES li1ht.
EAITIMDEt.
BALTIMORE. March 3O.-Nir1na g.. deferred,
IL: cun,nls, Sl4: ud-t.dUe coupons, 9J4; new
1910. 80. BID today.
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Turkeys War Preparations.

A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from COnSantnope SAYS: Considera-
bic supplies have arrived at Prevesa. SIX
hundred and twenty Redih', have arrived at
NOlo. The Miuna mountain road is strong
~ fortified. \ council Of war at Prevesa
has fixed upon three lire, a. base for de-
fonsiVp opcrlfiOpS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Condition OF Lord BcaconsGeId.

LONDON, March 30.-A bulletin issued at
/ O'Clock This morning states that LOrd
BeacOn>telds condition i unchanged. The
seat OF real danger is in the throat, which i
much infamed.
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r, rm Route for Mexico.

ST.. LOUIS, March 30.-General Grant ana
,artv arrived here at o'clock last night en-
ro,,,e 70 Mexico. He took quarters for tne
MON, at Inc Lindel Hotel. and left at 9:io
ms morning by the Iron Mountain road.
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cry.

MRS. +. HUTZLER'S FASH s-le2s
Nl IONABL MILLiNERY Is now open 9EhtG
Ing the largest ana handsomest line ofyMeks
M OVERS FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SILKS.
skTiNs, aud all kinds Of HATS and BONSETs
ever brought TO Richmond. call OF Inspect, n Is
,espectfully solicited. TRIMMED SAILORS al
05c., soc. and upwards.
HUTZLER BRoTHERi,, Proprletors..
h3O $50 Broad street.
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democratic Nomination.

Sr. LOUIS, March 3O.-Tbe Democratic
after being in session thirteen
hours. last night nominated Henry overs
holZ for Mayor and "a full ticket.
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BOSrON, March 30 The House yesterday
defeated by 4 vote OF l22 to IS the bill to
give municipal suffrage 10 women.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 30. 1881.
SAILS.
WuFAT.-Mixe1 o bushels prim" u $3.50: 2G
bushels very good a. ; 20 Ful l. 20 bushels good
atSI23: "a bush'l, iair ~ Sl.Zr.
CORN.-WuIte. GA bushes yry good al JSc.
Mixed. so bushels very good a. 57c.
OATS.-l5O Du-he 5 Vcry good spring ~ 1Oc.
MEAL "a hush-l> prim' at zoe
BLACK PEAS.-lil bu,hes very good AT 81.
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Scor,e,-reyer I'm Charleston.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The, National
hoard OF Health were to-day advised that
there are one hundred cases of scarIet'iever
ID Charleston, and that during The week
ending the 26th Instant there were nipe
aoaths
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Flol,r.

FIour-Iiile better feeling. We duo'e: Fine,
t3@S3.5O; extra. $3.50. unerhnr, Si.5Oo'sf.71;
family, S7.JOHtS: stanton nsp-ction, extra,
500.