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Death oTan tx Governor Of Maryland.

BALTIMORE, March LEX Governor A.
W. Bradford died in this city this morning;
aged seventy five. Governor Bradford, in
the fall OF 1861, was elected Governor OF this
State. lie held this position during the
most critical period OF the war, and WAS a
most uncompromising Union man. During
hi, term OF office ~ Governor ms residence,
in Baltimore county, was burned by Con-
federate cavalry. lie was al,o a member Of
the Peace Conference which assembled in
Washington in 1861. Daring the adminS-
traiion q President Johnson he was sur
vcyor OF the port OF Baltimore, which was
the last public Office he beld.
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DEPAETVRE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YOkk.--The Uld sTra
4 Dominion Steamshir COmranys .sxss.l<ssS
steamship MYA\OkE. Captrin COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, March IN. at 7 o'clock \. VI
Freight received untl O'Clock Thursday eve.
Ming
Through bills OF lading signed aud goods for
1ared with dispatch 10 all pOiuts nOrtn south, cast
and west: also. To foreign ports.
Passenger accom- M citations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare To New York. az: Storage, % and
~
For freight or pas-Jge apply 10
a. W. ALIEN & co, Agents,
NH 2-3t COmpany's Wharf ROckttts.
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The DanyiIle. Va, Tobacco Market.

DANvILiE. Va, March 1.-The report Of
The president OF the Tobacco Association,
OF this city, submitted to-day. shows that
the sales OF manufactured tobacco in this
market during the month OF February was
3,l7S,O pouud., which sod for S3l3.G0j.SO,
being an average Of 80 81 per hurdrei
pounds. Since october 1T, The beginning
81 the tobacco year. the sales have been
9.7I5.SS9 pounds, which sold for $500
O99.9 81. being an average Of g 60 per hun
bred POUNDS.
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Norfolk Notes.

THE FRANKLIN riRg-sCH0ONER cAPsIzsb AND
CAPTAIN DnowxED-sTEAMER CITY OF RICH
M0ND.
Especial telegram 10 the DIfpaich
NORFOLK, Va. March Ia force oil car
penters Of The seaboard and Roanoke rall-
road leave for Franklin TOMORROW 10 re-
build the buildings Of the road lately de-
stroyed by fire.
The United States steamship Dispatch left
for Washington TO. day for the Inauguration.
The schooner Mary Frances. owned in
Hampton, was car.ized in squall in lamp
ton Roads yesterday and her captain drown.
ed. The revenue-cuiter Hamilton rigbted
the capsized vessel. a boy clinging 10 the
schooner was rescued.
The steamer City OF Richmond arrived to-
dav.
The weather i cold and windy.
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SnJnnd Fatal Accident.

DANyuLE, Va, March l.-Near Mount
Cross, in this county, last Saturday, the
wife Of Mr.. Jlcob Myers entered bis house
with an armfIl Of wood to replenish 6re.
Ga entering her room she stumbled and fell,
tie wood falling from her arms. One large
stick fell on the head OF her little Guild. who
was paying III the room, and crushing IL
skull killed il Instantly.
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Fires Somih Carolina.

PORT ROYAL, s. c., March 1.-The Man
sion House. in this, place was burned at ,
O'Clock this morning. Loss, $4,000; cOy-
cred by insurance. The fire originated &C.
cidentally. The wind being westerly at the
time, saved the town from destruction.
The courthouse at Beaufort, 5. c., was
destroyed b. fire this morning. The re.
cords were saved. The loss is estimated at
= noO
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Rurueh Ito Death.

DiNvILLE. Va, March lon Monday
Mrs. Mary Henderson, residing near Laurel
Grove. IN this county, was burned to death
by her clothing taking fire while she stood
before the fireplace. She ran ont Of the
house, and a colOred woman caught her aud
tried 10 eXtinGuish the flames. but she was
already fatally burned, and died fourteen
hours aflerWard.
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Making Doctors.

BALTIMORE. March 1.-The annual COM
mencement OF the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons, OF this city, took place To-day ut
the Academy Of Music. One hundred and
ifty-four young gentlemen received their
diplomas, most Of them from southern
States
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Pacific cdm ,4jli; d. pref, red, f0x; Central "a.
Onc. z3t; Lou willie snd Nasliyt ie, son: Nash.
vile and Jhatta aoogs. s54: Uniafi, and Western,
80: Manhattan Elevated. 81 Illinois Contra,
and Quincy. 1874: d. Byer ani Rio Grsnde. g9f. (:
". Paul ami Omaha. 43k: do. pveftTred. 100: &.
&. q. and D.. 81 Erie ana Western, b3S; Cbicsgo-
~ Louis and New Orleans. So: Col ,oaf. Az !;
ohio Contra, 800; Texas Pacibc, DO; Texas Pa-
clhc and l.. O., 50
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 1.-Virninia O., defrrrd.
10 copsols. 49,: second series. 80; sSv 1880 I;
52.; 10 40 coupon, 9il. Bid today.
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MAXINE GNTELLItsENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARcml,ls

ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatam.
agent.
Schooner Emma ID. Endco,t, Bowen merchan-
disc. Gurus & Parker.
schooner Frank Mcdonnell, MCKendry, New
York. iron, Tredegar COmppuy.
Schooner Freddie J.. Porter. sherman, Boston,
ice j. &. Smith.
Schooner william Mcgee, Ramsey, James river.
lumber. - Price.
schooner Marion, Hubbard, Norfolk, shells, \. =
Lee
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen & Co.,
agents.
steamer Tiger Lily, Walihall. jane River land
in.s. merchandise, and pasScu 70 r. Griffith Sprat-
lev. agents.
schooner Rihe :. Derby, Mailer. New YORK, coal,
Curil, < Parker.
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Going 10 tl,e Inauguration.

CHARLESTON, :. c., March 1.-The Ger
man Artillery. OF this city, made fihal ar
engagements last night to participate in the
inaugural ceremonies at Washington on
March 4th. The command leaves here Wed.
nesday evening, and will reach Washington
on the evening Of the 81.
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E-ucp for t.tp Cabinet

ATLANTA. GA, March l.-SOme Of the
leading coIored men OF this city held a
meeting to-day and forwar led a petition 10
President Garfield to appoint Senator Bruce
to 4 position in his Cabinet.
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GhiIinnil ppru.

EUROPEAN MEDIATION AGREED UPON.
LONDON. March Sir Charles Dixie,
under-Foreign Secretary, replying to SIR
Stafford NorthcOte, said Peru had asked
England and France To mediate IN The war
between the South American republics ana
they had agreed to do 50, provided Chili Is
agreeable. England and France, he sild,
had asked Germany and Italy to join in the
mediation, and Italy accepted, but Germany
Il. Il L.
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wall 81 tErr YEsrERnAY.

>rv YORK. March, 1.-The Post IN rs financial
article today says: n: he stock Nshihge le I'M
proved feeling is sG0~n IN generaIN IL her rdne .
of prices. United states bond, Gte "a hishtr
,he as are selling quarterly lntsfes lhe D dii'i
g.. are another eig.tA above the IFtasu1IS prT 81
Dn,rhasp Eailrosa bonds are ~ 80 1.-The lat
'er Texas and Pacific incoiaas. lhr re "a
stock ranges fi8R sa3 per ifhi., tbe "rge..
rise having been M iron 81 "h,hII' 'ne H. ~
80 and Pacihcstoeks. In tbs money market dle
lock. brokers ~ many cases LIE PAYING aeonL'it-
SION of ll6, h,f there Is y ;aaier loe !" SS
,eat of the g,annding bill :iLd Inc ailourhh AZ VI
congress. ThG Treasury continues 10 take ~ h"re
money than Il pays out, We deposits 10 wa aura"
n.t,,naL h.aA nOes 3mOasbiing mus FAR lC'uay 10
S00y 5OG While the dish easements nv WAY 81 OOhi
purchases Lnount 10 oniy slio;guo, . or,, y,
were A ROT the fact sbat sihce me SeLsle pa>e1
The rer!nllDg TIL lee Treasury naA aDsotDtd
moi FAR son, 4 U OOVAOO0, more lawfu honey IMAM
a, h,s mil out-,O nat the bank reserves Dere aiki
oil eyS,rp are That nncb lower than thsk were wne
The rid on the banks became serious. We mo ltIt
the N Dorts " Canadian money wIsen came teIo
la, stes were very much eNaggerslrI less tlsih
Al S0O, 0OG all told having arrived. Inc rates ios
hlis LondDn have Tor several nsNs pls' ru's 80
- So perynt gold imports. and considerable amounts
.ere oriereL: to-day are told that many Oh lhese
Ar,iers nave been counermande1. anu mat .he ar
rivals ten DAYS hence, when we're @ a. sSe
ceed 81 600 600. The market for foreign exchange
Is SHINE " hat Steaditr. - 4, A.,
The following quotations were current IN New
YorE To. day At $50 T.. NJ, as reported by H. IT,
Dodge, Of $40 Fifteenth street by spts,al wire Wire,
Western Union, 1909 New fork tentra';
ii2:; New YORK, Lake Erie aud Western, ~.
do. seconds, 9St: Delaware. Lackawsnna ano
Western ILL., New Jersey Gsn,ra igss NarS
western, l22'.; ST. Paul, 1919; Wabash and ia
;ins Az aS Fre,ff.ei a sS %G 81 soap
5ss; DO. pref. rred, l0o;. 81. Louis an'
| Iron Mountain. 81: Ohio aud Mississippi, az ia
cine Mall. 55i; e., &. and ]. Co 2sSi NoT'beg
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RICHMOND, YORK RIyxB AND ,'HxsrsASzJ
CCHEIULE OF TRAINS,
- TAXING F.sIEGT AUGUST Is. 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 ,. NJ. Lvava ilehaeAa da.y except sun
iayb. eOnHc.tAGH AZ West F..nt %
TUESDAY, TiSLR>DAY. and SAT-
IR9AY with s,eaasers FOX all LAID.
ing,s on the f0nk river and FOR Balti-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
SO A. M Lave Kich:bon0 dally except sun
lC...S A. Ny SnN, c0nnystin2 al West Point With
steamers SOS Baltimore on MONDAY,
ruESDAf, WEDNEs
j9ITRSDiY, and sAT3RpAY:
with siaaBers for New YO.k on
NOE9AY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With Steamers i9s Preyl.
dence sta Boston on TUESDAY AID
rAsS.sNGER TRAINS.
1000 A. VI. ArLlss at Richmond. daily except
sqn.a.yl connecting n West i0lnt
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
Cr4>AY with steamers from Bsu'
THKCEGa FREIGHT TRAINS.
2;lOP. 81 tvvise at kichs,pnd dAlly Except
6S5 L. a. sSGadsyl, connesSls 81 West Point
siih steamers ko:n RSltimoas, New
York. Proyides,.e. ssd Bostea.
No trans1sr of freight a. tScbmond ~ or frora
southern flizs. Cars run sis-ssah between Atlanta
Careis ss udlins and disssses, with lowest rates.
Ruaransssa,
Tt rsa<a bills Of lsds2g, with guaranteed rates
issaed % AL northern ayl ss,tern pe4nn. o.n,
fos In formation, aIEly a. once OF WY W.
Twsnty-third aud Do,k streets, Richmond. va
"a Is ". I. -OUGLAS saperintshsehs.
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Martli-Gras.

CARNIVAL FESTIVITIES AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The Rex re-
ceptiOn Yesterday was attended by the local
and visiting military participating in grand
procession, which moved through the prin-
cipal streets. The visiting military was as
signed 10 the most prominent posts OF
honor. and the troops from Massachusetts,
and New York were applauded all along the
route by great crowds OF spectators. 1t is
believed that there are more strangers IN
the city than on any former occasion. Non
only are the hotels and& boarding houses
crowded, but thousands OF private houses
that were thrown open for the accOmmOda-
ton Of visitors has been filled, and steam
boats are being used for lodging.
The weather to-day was clear and pleas
ant, and immense crowds were on the
streets along the route Of the procession,
a distance OF about eight miles. The grand
scenic display of his Majesty King ReX,was
" Arabian Nights" tales was Handsomely
illustrated by twenty-three cars containing
lableaux, many Of the prominent figures in
grouI : being richly attired and attendants
appropriately costumed. Then followed
commercial displays Of the |. .. D. Ws.,
and the Phunny Priority Fellows, and pro-
miscuons maskers on foot and IN the van.
The procession moved slowly, and was an
hour in passing given point.
MONus AND SUIT AT GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March l.-Momus and his
suit arrived yesterday at 3:2j i. NJ. IN a
special train. They were escorted by The
military TO the fremont House, where re-
ception was given 10 the ladies' OF his realm.
On the arrival OF the royal train II salute
fhe
ships displayed bunting. The city Is
crowded with visitors
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MoNUs AND SUIT AT GALVESTON.
Mem Steamer 10 be Started,

NEW YORK, March 1.-The initial ship of
the line Of light.draugbt steamers for the
Jacksonville trade will soon be built ut Bath,
Me-, for New York parties,
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DICHNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
~ Road COMPANY,

Iyuchburg Passenger Train, No. Al. Daily.
cave ond........................ $50 An
Arrive iufkeNlle'-'. .......'. l:3O \. vi
Train No. IA coDnects At Burkevlllr with Allan
tie, Mississippi and ohio railroad for faruiViiie,
Iynchburg, aud al Southwestern points.
Trains Nos. 1Sin. AZ Connec, a. suthern's With
Milton aud SutheFm NarrOw-GaIge railroad Tor
biitOn.
Train No. 4S connects az Salisbury with Western
North Carolina Iuii;Oad Tor Asheyille and all points
In Western \CrIh arOllDa.
Trains NOr,. -. a.. aud ~ connect at ApLine
Junction with Atlanta aud tn3TlOte Air Line rail-
way for all points south and southwest, ani NO.
A. connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. GOumbta
and Augusta railroad for all points south, SOUTH
east, and Southwest.
Train No. 80 Stops only at Jeieryille. brakes
Branch, Bsrksdh.es, Danyillc, Greensboro. and
salisbury
Trains from the abOye-nlmed points arrive At
Richmond 4iie !. NJ. 1888 \. NJ, and 7iIS T.. VI.
Train on AoTh Carolina rIllroad CONNECTS At
GOlasburo' with Weldon ard llminglOn uiiB8sd
for Weldon and Wilmington
ptlhMAN-CAf SERVICE.
on Train No. 5O-WashlngtOn. RcIaOnL tai
Atlanta.
ON Train ~. is-New York and Richmond, or
Danyile anGAtAnta.
on Train y, 42-WIshngtou. Richmond and
Danyile, AN ! Eauyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points s0utn, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. PUBt,
General Passenger aud TiSket AgenA
T, ". X. TALCOrr, General superintendent.
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HOTELS.
THE HYGkiA HOTEL,

TIE i""'"
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
srruArED ONE HuSpREp YAEps IRON fohf
MONROE.
OPEN ALL Ttis YEAR.
son,l 10 any hotel ia the Unted states a. ctr.
,.s, prsort or cold-werther sanitarium. rf a.
snIsr describing hysisa.c advantages 's'"'' w.
ssS nso y I, mai ffhogBps. Pr0plis'0;'
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REMOVAL.
DEMOVA AL.

DEM0YAL.
PHILIP TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
late OF tho Roya, Ese Hospital, Manchester. Eng
land,
PRACTICE LIMITED To DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR.
HAS REMOVED TO IT'S FRASKLIs STREET
fe27-eod2ws lRiCHAQNp,
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March l. NooH.-siocks strong.
Money. q Der cent. tXchange-Long' %IIs; snort
asn stare bombs dun. Governments quiet
EreoIn0.-MOneS, 6s..d3 per cent. exchange,
A7s% t6yernmenis 1rm; new Sc, l0Os; new
49,. cx-iniercsf. llDs: new As. li2''. Stiics
n,;iei Virginia s., deferred, declined from lj4
ia 3.
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VALLEY RAIh2tb sd,
~ CONNECTING AT WArNEeDORO'
WIgH CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS now RTsNING F2OH WAVES
lgIRO' TO >HFNANDOAH iaON-WDLL>.
Commencing December ,. 1850:
LtaVe WaynesbOro' for
Shenandoah IrOB-
yo,ks................. 9:2O \. ". and 3ssJbf VI.
licaYe Shenandoah
FPOn-W orks for
aaynesbOro' ........ $40 ~ VI. and As:sO 4. VI.
..rrbYe at Shenandoah
IRON Works at. .l1fO \, "A, ard 800 T. VI.
.,yTiye at " Snes.
auro' at............... S:iGk, VI. anal gao T. VI.
JOSEPH H. SANDS, superintendent,
tlagsStOwn. VI .;
WI, a. MkCDOWEf.L, sen. Asen,,
Ph,bselpuia, Pa;
CHARLES T.. FAITH,
General f-sig,t Gn9,Hass. Agent.
de IT ksnrsi WI. Mi.
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aAiLRoAD LasAs.
EicnMosD. FRgDgRuKsBUHe ASDl
POTOMAC KAfLKOAD.
February z3, 1881.
y EDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON.

fr,m M,rch "a to An. 1881, ROUSp-TRIP
TICKETS all be sotL GOOD TO RETURN on
All TkAiSS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
WASHING rnS UsJL MARCH iOTH. INtLU-
SiVf. AZ 1913
A SPECIAL TRAIN .hl have EIba thesd o
Broli street, ~ III Y. VI. on aneh 81. running
through 10 WashR,g,oB rfS Richmond. FRED. rfck,.
DurE aud Pc ION ana Aleyapdfis and 'trceericks.
burg railroads. srr,sIpg nj HasnbpsfSs ssriy on the
morning OF The ~, aud wiz leave Washington, re.
turning nj ~ O'c'Oyk midnight Marc 9Th.
Tictets by ihis bstl, 90 81 posad irjJ-GDOn To
lOtB. INCLUSIVE.
Al Wishing 10 take ihis Tram shoun prrghase
tickts early, as the MURDER so,d Will exceed ca.
p9cfy Ot The train.
For ugAets. apply st A. W. GAHsFRT-, s2s Main
street. spd cfices cornr Eighib and " cad and
EigD'h Rnf Byrd streets. 4. A. TAYLOR.
fs - General Dtket Aoenf
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DTCHMOND, FREDERICKs R1RG

DICH MON ID, FREDERiCkSR re-
IL ANDIiygfOMA RAlIRD AD.--Se Io'uIc Jun-
mencinF MONDAY. February 2l, lsSl.
IL A. 4 leaves Byrd. street station daily stops
only AT Milford aud FIedoIicksbuTk
S:2S \. a leaves Byrd->treet station daAy tcN-
cept sunday.
i:5S l.. VI leaves yid-Slrect station daily.
3:5s T.. W., Accommodation for JHueiioI, leaves
BrOad-Sreet statiOniaily texOept sun
daysl
2A4-p. W., arrives az Byrd-Siyect station taily.
1913 u: VI, arrives at Byrd-stIect station Jntiy
makes no focal stop.
g561 ~, arrives AZ Byrd. Street sigi.On daay
except sunday.
S:lli A. NJ. ACORN 0dstlOn. arrives nj Huuasi-
street station daily except SuB'h,f.
q. \. IA NBDR,
General Ticket Aseai,
r.. n d. MYERS, General superintendent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND. SMITHFIELD, AND)
HAMPTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
IfMONp. ". Iannarh u. lASl. y
OF sCHEDULE.-sa-5,r

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-ASIsr
~ Tie elegant aud spacious steamer k-3zzz738.
TIGER LEY viii hertafter run ~ follows: Lave
her wharf ~ RocSetts every TUESDAY al u \. VI.
for SMlTMFGkLD and al Jamts-riser bindings.
returning the iOiOwm day. leaving >miihnet ~ .
\. NJ for RrbmOnd sDd James river landings. TN
THURSDAY leaves RschmOnddt \. NJ Tor Wind
sOr shades. on the ChesabOminY river. iOuchinRH ut
al landings on Jares river a. Tar down as DiBarfs
Wharf: returning, leaves Windsor shades tho fol-
lowing day al \. u for Richmond aud all handbags
on James river rrOm iSltorh's wharf up. On.SATr
IRDAN she gees 10 HamDtOn direct leaytBg
Richmond at = 4. Y Tor all James-riyer landings.
Old Point, and sailors ihme, returning on MON
DAY AT O. \. VI. Tor Richmond and Janes-TIyoa
landings.
Of company 1917 cary street.
kr2G GRIFFITH 4 >PRATL ny, Agents.
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AND ALu.kG ANY
NJ RAILROAD,
CIIEDJtf g OF TRAINS TO ASD PRON IN II
MUSD AND VILLA s2oS'S.

fsCHEDULn OF TRAINS TO AsD pR0N IN n
MUSD AND wiLLIAssSoN's.
HEayE RICHMOND
i:1c i. NJ Passenger, d.ily Except sunday.
irving at l,rem0 blui 400 y. VI.
lC3SA VI. Freight and Passenger, leaves daiiy eS.
crpt ;, ndIyl. arr Ing AT Bremo B1A
ssUJ +. NJ.
LEAVE DREMO BLUFF.
500 ~. W. Passenger. d,iy Except Sun1avl ag-
irving IN Richmond lO:s,A. VI.
iO'Zo ~ VI. Freight aud Passenger. daily Il NrcDt
Snnial J. arriving IN Richsodd G.95
LEAVE wILLrAMsov's.
$50 \. y. Freight aud Passenger daY,n except
Snndayh arriving Buchanas lao Z.
LEAVE BUCHANAN.
200 L. ~, Freight AMI Passenger dailya fsycept
sunday, arriving Wilhimsors 6:4J
Pm
Packets leave Columbia 7 a. NJ. Tuesdays. Thurs
Chose connection at williamson. with Che .speake
ami ohio ras'road TO points cas-, aud west;
General Erei bt and Ticket Agent.
DRcAIt T.A Will General Munger. te II
DICHMOTD AND RSBURG
Ia RAIL OAD.-CommeucIn sunday. Feb
rualy 20. so, trains on this road viii run as fol-
lows:
Leave Richmond-Fsst M,n.. 335 r. VI.
Through Mails, l2:25 T.. N; Through Froiemf,
6;l5 4; n Through Mails 1920 z. NJ; ttFeISnt
Special NORFOLK Express, arraoged especially to
provide qui'k transit e, t'.o nicmoni and Nor-
iOh-LtdNc ElcDinonb, loUD L. VI.
leave PelrrssurG- Fast Mails. 3:ii A. VI.
Through Maie, 7I0 a. NJ; Throu.h Freight,
9:3j \. W: Through Freight, l:jn =. Nj;
Ihroush M@l*: $40 7. NJ; - cial Norfolk fN-
prcs>,f $3.50 \. 4.
tpaily.
TDaily except sunday.
SUNDAY EXUuRSi1V rRAINs-Lcaye Ron.
moud 900 \ VI. aTd 1.3j p. ~: leave Petersburg,
1910 \. NJ. 10 ri. VI.
FOR furthcr1ntnrurttIpn apply Al depot, CARRIERS
Ticket Office S2N Main street, or office Genera
Passenger Agent, No. Tenth street.
/. -. KLINE.
tfntril ~nfsriutendput.
4. PoPF. Gene nj Passenger An' T.csct Agent.
feZO
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

WHEAT.-f bushels very good Fuliz ~ sl.1S
~ bushels good Fui Eat sl.lj
CORN.-White, si6 bushels prime AZ J3c. SO
b,f'hes very good n 53r.
OATs.-s0 bushels prime spring AZ J5c.: $50
bushels good spring al jJc E; 80 5u h.s SerT good
spfiUg AT 55c.
BESNs-6 bushels at $40 ; 20 bushes at :i.I5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

DHIL EAPHIA, RICH - ETVN
l. MOND. AND NORFOLK SfEAM-S R4s6
RIVER AND TAS EAST MA FALL RMAK
TnRhE TINES A WEE&-Uptii frTthei 90
tise the s.eameJs Of thh la VIII max, trhweskl'
THURSDAY, and skTt MAY, and Ee6non(
every TUEspAY, FRIDAY. and ~ Np.AY, con.
meeting At Philadelphia wfsA Clyder 'ss Bnsland
Line for Esh River.
QUICK IiME-FRE0UENT DEF .uaTUREs-
LOWEST RATES.
rrcigAs received daily uatii o'clock 7; NJ
JAMES w. MCGAkRiCK,
General S0us -ern Agent, kte.nond, Va
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 CO..
General Manager
moss No ~ South wharses. philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGrON, March 1.-The debt state
meat issued to-day shows the decrease OF
public debt during the month Of February
TO be Sl1.S43, ljj 81; cash IN the Treasury,
1898, 2OS, 1869; gold certificates, $G,j4l,-
400; silver certificates, $47 SS4, 2G0; certlf-
Gates of deposit outstanding. 1866, 900 :;
refundlng certificates, S7S2. $50; legal ten
der> outstanding, S34G GSl ,01G; fractional
currency GUS anding, S7.l44,4l 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
CHESAPEAKE ANDOHIORhILwAY.

Mail. Accom-. Expy-ss.
Iesve....... 500 A. VI. $40 a. n. iO0O v. VI.
ARRIVE. 900 +. n. 9j,OA. VI. T1J \. ".
For further details. apply al $40. Main street. or
Chesapeake am: ohio railway fepot ticket esace.
CONWAY u. HOWARD.
In ~. q. r. aud +. A urs.
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NAD JOHNSTON STEAMSuIn.>ftSxa.
W COMPANY. slEs<aSyz1

NUt IVI'N+
THIS .sinpany VII dlspstea OEe OF their scbe. oiQ
ste.mors--JI1 DcHiN i0E. " iANokE, MAN.
HATDa y, snG R'CHhUSD- every II LcDAy,
FRIDAY, and ~ %DAN z hik1 water.
The fars .Cooci.sCsis. 4ons ana aTJeut
gurDasS. <
7 sinus going nDr,a land AZ Pser -, $.-ih rive,
foot Of sllub ~ pet Snts &C sang sQttp ~ from
pier ~ North river, 700 Of EIristOl g4N.. leet
The laws ssSndd sA!oOrs sIs,e-roorsss. ~Aa oaths
rooms
Cs,An fare ~ New York, sl2 stssr.Ss, 80 any
te.
flssyn;s fsa points oeyted New H<,a coward
v.lA dIslessa. and no charge made asosvs sctssl
pe ssss inssas7ed
Freight received until O'Clock - NJ daily.
Peg fCrfaer hiOTnath.. Apply "
GEORGE w. ALLEN - CO., Agen .,
ryle ofnrp COmnanv'a ~hsrves. Roet EFT.
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RETIRING THEIR CIRCULATION.

WASHINGTON, March l.-FOurteen ma
tional banks deposited in the Treasury to-
day legal tenders amounting to 81, 063, 900 TO
retire their circulation. The deposits made
for this purpose up to date aggregate Sl1,-
I32g1g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

NEW YORK. March l.-Cotton-Net recelp". III
bales; gross 4,95i baics; futures closed sterds I;
sales, $4,000 bale; March, Sll 3s@sil 40 :
Arm, 81 47MSl1.is; NAV, sll6lmSli. 80 ;
June, *Il72@! l.73; July. sll.sl@Ltli 50 ;
AnknI. sll.s5aSi -; september, tll.3+6D
Sll3G October, Sl0.9idslO.06 November,
$IO.74dilO.7G.