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James Harris, from MiddIesborougII for
Grangemouth. The latter steamer was sunk
and fourteen persons drowned.
Had Feeling I'm Greece.
LoxDoy, April ia dispatch from
Athens TO The Times s,ys: No popular man
ifestaiioDs have vet been made ogains, the
recent acceptance by Greece OF The proposals
regarding the frontier. The surprise and
reyuIsion OF feeling are too great, but there
is great and possibly dangerous bitterness.
The ABsf.yewish Movement In Ger
mssy.
LONDON, April i5.-A dispatch from Der.
lin says: The nnti.Jewfsh petition sent 10
Prince Bismarck on the 18Th instant had
been going about the Empire for signatures
for six months past, and aims at imposing
restrictions on The immigration Of Jews
into Germany and excluding them from
certain walks OF activity altogether-in
fact, uLd0ing much OF the legislation
OF the past in their favor; bat
the objects OF the petition are hope.
hess In view ~ the utieYances Of the
Government that il does not intend to per.
nit existing lava affecting tae Jews to be
repealed or altered. Prince Bismarck mas
also told the Bundesrath that the anti.Jewish
dzuitioH ~ dgdldsI MS WIS aeS, crow q
Prince Frederick william, II not the En-
peror also, has still less sympathy with the
movement.
Gfadsfonc gu ffse TransvaaR Question
LONDON, April 15.-Mr. Gladstone has
written a letter 10 The Liberal candidate for
member OF Parliament for WeAtchester to
I'LL the vacancy cansed by the death OF Sir
Philip Egeron, IA which he says the Gov
eminent will not adopt any apologize tone
in the coming debate on the Transyaal Ques-
ton. II was, be says, question OF saving
England from sheer blood-gliltjssss
The ROihsehilds and the Italian
Loans.
PAEIS, April D.-The Journal UeS De-
bats says: "The ROthschi!ds house here
has notified the Italian Government OF its
inability to issue loan for the resumption
OF specie-p payments as long as the difficulties
between France and Italy are not entirely
smoothed away"
BeaeoDfield's Condition.
LONDON, April 1j-10 II. U-LOrd Bea-
eonsfieId passed quiet day, and his strength
il maintained.
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Fire In Albany.
The Dejarnetie Murder Trial.

DANyILLE. Va, April lA-ln the case Of
Thomas Dciarnette TO-DAY the court was
occupied in hearing the evd snce for the de-
fence, Or. Il. X. Gregory, Of Greensboro,
y. G.. taking up most Of the time. He tes.
tilted as an expert, and said that from all the
evidence as taken and heard by him at
his trial be believe: that the prisoner
was insane; that he was suffering
from delusional insanity. All the evil
dence has now been heard except
that OF DR.. GressOm. superintendent Of the
lunaiic asy lum at Raleigh, who will be ex-
amned as an expert Tomorrow morning,
and then the argument will commence.
There ale numbers Of speeches 40 BE- made.
which will probably cause the case TO 90
over into next week before being gwen TO
The Jury. A younger sister OF the prisoner
appeared as Il witness for The defence this
morning, and testified TO his Kindness 10
her and toe sister whom he shot and tbeir
mother. The meeting between her and the
prisoner in open court was distressing
scene.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH ro THE DrspArcH.

Affairs At the National Capital Condition OF
che Crops-The Pittsburgh and Charleston
CIV. Val Railroad Destructive Fires In
New York, Albany, and Buiraio-A Chapter
OF Crimes and CasuaIties-Thc Recent Cy-
clone In Misssisippi-ProNres OF the DcJar-
nctte Murder-Triai in Den,ilIc-The Bank
Failure In Augusta, Ga.-Exeitement In
Georgia Railroad stocks-Othcr Railroad
Mauers-Frcst In Texas-Exc, usion of the
Nihiiia Assassins-E Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck Opposed 10 the Anti-Jew-
ish Agitation-Arrest OF Suspicious I'm
known I'm ~. Petersburg - Bitterness In
Greece, SC, &c.
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AtIauta.s Suspended Bank.

ATLANTA, GA. April lj.--The a'signees
OF the Citizens Bank will have statement
OF liabilities and assets ready tomorrow.
The city to-day brought suit against tie city
clerk and his bOnd.men for 100000. The
clerk had $50, 900 deposited in the Citizens
Bank.
Il +, stated that bill will be filed to-mor-
row enjoining the assignceS and asking for
the appointment OF a receiver. Attorney
Genera! Anderson will take immediate steps
to procure 100000 due the State from the
bank by issuing feri facidS. There are two
wings Of creditOrs-one IN favor OF sus-
tanning the a>signeSs and the other in favor
OF the lnpOintment u q receiver.
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a Reprieye Denied.

MONTPELIER, VT, April IA bearing
took pllce last evening before Governor
Farmham aud Judge Redfeld, Of the SUI
preme Court, on the petition OF Royal 5.
Carr, under sentence OF death, TO be exc
cuted April 29.h, for the murder Of a haIf'
breed Indian early in 1879, for a further
reprieve. The petition asks for repreye
till January. 1888. so that a full session Of
the Legislature may intervene, as the petit
toner claims that the statute should be con-
strued. After careful consideration Of the
petition the Governor this morning denied
the reDrjeye
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An yIouemeuf in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, y. G., April lj.- special TO
the NeuS and Observer to-day says that w.
J. Mundin, Republican member Of the
lower house OF the Legislature from Pas-
quotank county. eloped on Monday, 1lih
instant, with the wife OF j. y. johnson, OF
Woodyile. Perqumans county. They car
ried off a large amount OF money, supposed
to belong 10 Mr.. Johnson. Mrs. johnson Is
about tbirty-fve years old, aud is still
pretty. Mundin Is about forty years OF
age. There Is no clue to their where
ahOItS
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FATAL Results from IA Cyclone.

MEMPHIS, April l5.-Dr. A. ID. Lauder
dale. who was wounded by the blowing
down OF his house on Tuesday, near Her
nando, Miss. died yesterday. The same
cyclone passed over the neighborbood OF
Commerce, Mss, destroying coiton.gins,
cabins, trees, fences, &c. d. W. Fly's store,
at Commerce, was unroofcd, aud the stock
OF goods damaged by water to the extent OF
90 nO0
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Heavy Sale OF Railroad Lands.

ST. LOUIS, April 1j.-Land. Commissioner
Coffin. of the St. Louis and San Francisco
railroad, closed yesterday the sale OF 49,
600 acres of land in Barry county, Missouri.
TO the Missouri Land Company. OF Scot
land. The purchase was made by sidney
Bogue Il Co., OF Chicago, as agents OF TIE
Scottish company. A large number OF Scot
fish colonisis will be settled on the land.
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Killed by Lightuing-FatnI Accident.

= NEW ORLEANS, April 1j.-The Times has
the following specials:
"Hot Springs, Arh., April lj.-Durlng 4
thunderstorm last Wednesday Dallas Alex
ander. young farmer living near here, was
instantly Killed by lightning"
".Jacks0n, Tenn, April lj.-Clarence
Mason was instantly killed to-day at
Toome, Station while coupling cars, his
body being cut in two
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FIRE RECORD.
A Thirty-Thousand nd. Dollar Blaze in
New York.

NEW OFWs
NEW York, April 15.-The six-siory brick
building, embracing Nos. 145 and 147 Mul.
berry street, was "eutfed- by lire this
morning, the loss being placed at 100000 ;
insurace about $4,000. The building Is
owned by William Smith and LET ont, with
steam power, for manufacturing purposes.
The building was burned out In precisely
the slme manner as this nine months ago,
and bod Just been retitied. Ii Is wedged in
between tenements full OF people, and when
the fire was discovered the police hustled
The occupants out into the street, giving the
Srcinen room and freedom 10 work.
Haf-ManufsctOry Earned.
BUFFALO, n. Y, April 15.-A disastrous.
t7e broke out in the hat-manuflctory OF
Stafford, Paul 4 Co. about midnight last
nifht, which destroyed the stock OF the
firm. amounting TO $4,000; insured for
| $4,000. The loss on the building, which
was owned by j. n. Ms,thews, editor OF the
Morning ErFreSS, Is $4,000; insured. The
establishments OF T.. Heischtield 4 Co. and
| Hiram EXstein, adjoining, were injured by
water 10 the extent OF several thousand dol
lars; both insured. Several firemen mar
r6wly escaped with their lives, being car
ried down by the giving way OF three floors.
bnt they were rescued with oSly q few
bruises.
Pre- In Albany.
ALBANY, " Y, April IA dre broke
out In ;. Munson Il Co.'S shoe factory, on
Broadway. at an early hour this morning.
The following merchants, occupying ad.
joining premises, were also sufferers Hem
ingway x Co, commission merchants; NAL
tin d Hunter, commission merchants; Hem
ingway K Co., oyster dealers Hegerman d
Co. dealers in fruit. and BENJAMIN 4
Jerks, fruit dealers and commission mer-
chants. The buildings were saved, but the
stocks Of goods were seriously damaged By
known.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
nLD FANORIIE ROUTE eEU,
~ RESUMED -
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
WILL
RESUME ms ROUTE
on
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETwEEH oUANTICO

L HE GOIoMht III ' th btTW nv QIANTlCO
AND WASHINGTON
MONDAY THE 18TH OF APRTl, 1881,
WIKI Its new and splendid
STE AMER ELSIOR.
buit expressly for this route, and combining all the
qualities Of ELEGANCE, SPEED, SAFETY and CON
FORT, which Will connect TWICE DAILY .xcept
burg aud Potomac railroad.
Leavll Richmonda ut $40 A. VI, and
L'aying Richmond at 500 4. u and
Arriving at Richmond at 1908 L. ~, and
Arriving at Richmond at 9sJS =. NJ.
This route, so long and iayOrably known, presents
The advantages of freedom from ds,st, view
beautiful and historic scenery along the river In
Guiding MOUNT VERNON, the home OS Washing
ton, the luxury Of delightful bath, an eli gantly-
served meal, aud comfortable shave ca route
ana III the case or ladies' and inyllis, the oppOrtu-
nlty FIR rcfr, shing rest In superb s,ateroOms.
Win all the modern Improvements thai conduse
20 comfort and safe ', with experienced and courte
Gus officers and polite and attentive servants, the
EAttLSlOR leaves nothing Ia be desired by those
VINO prefer The delights water travel aud sump'u-
Gus meals 10 the Gust and mOnOtOny Of an al-fail
route.
Tickets from Rlchm md 10 Washington. uD-
~, ........-.....so w
Tickets from Richmond 20 Washington. i'm
tei..... NORTHUMBERLAND. 90
Round riD tickets from Richmond 10 Wash
ingtGn ana return. good for ten days......... co
can be had NJ the Offices Of the Richmond. Frpde.
rickshur2 and Po'Omac Railroad Company. and ~
\. W. CARRIERS, corner Of Main and fenih
streets.
b. sure to ask for tickets ria the Po'om9c steam
boat Company. GEORGE NJ ATTINGLY.
Supern endent.
i. 5 On >UNDAY the boat will connect with 4 e
train leaving Richmond at ) L. NJ, and arriving at
Richmond ~ 1908 T.. VI. apl6
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BLACK GOODS.
In this our specially we have jast opened
WORSTED yENETIANs, TAMISE,
NUNS YELLING. BEACH CLOTHS,
PLAIN aud LACE BUSTiNGS, FOULE,
ARMURE, GRAPE vIR6INiE,
together With such standard goods as
BuNTiNG>, CAsIlMtRES,
HENRiEITAS. ALPACAS,
at prices never offered before IN this market.
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Dead ROdy Found.

Especial telegram TO the DispatclI
NORFOLK. va, April 15.-The body OF
James 4. Hale, the colorcd captain OF the
sIoop Mary f Francis, was found down the
river on the farm Of II. b. Perry, yester-
day, and an inquest held by Coroner Capps.
The deceased was 4 worthy and trusted
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CARPETS. MATTINGs, de.

THAVE JUST RECEIVED NY SPRING
l STOCK OF GOODs.-Chinese Mattings, OF all
grades on. Cloths Carpets, Rugs, and Mats; Shades
and shadings OF all styles; Cornices and Cornice-
Poles-walnut, gilt, and ebony Lace ana Damask
curtains Paper fangn2s OF all styles ana quallS.
Work done In town or coNntry. All orders promptly
attended 10. A. JENNINGS, No. 1Sll Main street,
Richmond, Va. app I'm
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LIME. PLASTER. CEnyNr. sc.

OCKLAN LINE, ROCkLAND
IL I.INE.-s,OOO barrels from the esiebrs,ed
:. Crockett" Lime. Kilns. THIS lime sianes ~ the
head OF HE list wherever IL has been in'ro1ieed'
1000 barrels BEST r DSENDALE HYDE AULlC
CEMENT: 1, 900 barrels CALCiNED PLASTER.
IAED-PI ASTkR ground fresh every day from
iissT NOVA SCOTIA LUMP. put up h new bags.
send for prices. WAHSE6 MOonE,,
foot Of Seventeenth street. south side Of Dock
sp l3-uel4
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Fatal Accident.

DAXvILLE, VA, April lj.-While repair.
ing a band on one OF the wheels OF the ma
chinery 81 divers saw-mill. near Milton,
y. c., CasweIl I. llayth, OF Milton, fell
among the machinery, yesterday morning,
and was crushed to death. He leaves a
widow and four children.
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Good Friday i'm New York.

NEW YORK, April l5.-Good Friday was
celebrated here to-day In tho Protestant
Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches
throughout the city with appropriate SER
vices, which were attended by unusually
LARGO con0rp0atiOns.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP tin
IL TICKETS. sSn)t3kA
FEp0PFAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
anan MaFN GTHEET

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
panreeentlng the foowint. hrst-ciass ocean steam
s6lp lines from Boston, New YORK, Phi adelnhla and
Pai,imore 20 Europe: GUARD, WHITE STAR,
iTAE RED STAR. ALLAN, N0RFH-G ERSsAN-
iIoYD HAMBURG AMERICAN. and METH
EpLaED's AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and BOX.
eTEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all lns prin-
eipal points IN Europe. Excursion tickets AZ
reduced rates. siate-5ooms secured IN Anv@hcf-
psrses going 70 Eurcpe OF sending for their friends
would DO well 10 communicate With the usierslyvea
before purchasing elsewhere. Iallroad and Steam,
Csi,ada Rates sane as at depots and ge ser omees
No trouble 20 answer question: Write i4or car ON
" A. W. GAHBER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agent:
10 1l-dSw3m 1000 MaiA street. Richmond. We
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SEINE-THREAD, &c.

DATENT AND sOFrAWes
j LAID sEINE-TwINES ~ al$A-sSs>D
sfISR-LINEs, all sizes and sorts;
GILLfNG-ROPES, YAWkINGS,
CORKS aud CORkWOOD a. factory prices,
NETS and MEETINGS on baud and made to orr
der at short notice. .,u
We ars closing out our entire stock Of SEINE.
THRlAD at greatly REDUCED prices. All In want
would DO well TO make th',ir selections as early as
pessible. l.. LICHTENsTEIN SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole Importers OF the Lion brand aud importers
OF other brands. nh if'Sw
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Nh SmaIIPox In Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 1j.-A story
published, and which has attained wide cir
culation, that there WIS smallpox in this
city, is untrue. There j. neither smallpox
or epidemic disease OF ans kind mere. The
health OF the city was never better.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10, 1881.


ARRIVED.
scb1ener Williams II. wickham. steeIman,
Charleston, Phosphate, Southern Fer;iizing Com
psny.
Schooner Rehcca W. Hadden, Dtyty. Perth Am.
boy. railroad iron. Richmond and Allegheny rail.
foai.
SAILED.
steamship WyaDpke, Couch. New YORK. mcr.
clrandlse afi passengers George ". Allen & Co..
lgeBts.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United state,
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. u. Ta,gn
agent.
Cnrtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW FORK, April 15-Passed through Hell Gate
bound east. Schooner Emma Linwooa. Gill; Deal II
land. Va. for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1j.-Sailed steamer w.
ermaD, 70. Richmond.
rs Telegraph.
NEW YORK. ADriI IL Arrived: Ahanbra, W.
liam Burkett, Csr0ndelet, Colon. Arrived out Fla
yean, Algeria,
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Last Saturday evening Mr.. w. A. Rogers,
deputy County Court clerk. and Banister
Logan, cOored mau employed by Mr.
James ID. Clay, became engaged at Halifax
Courthouse 10 a dispute in regard TO the
Office OF county clerk, during the progress
Of which Mr.. Rogers struck Banlster one or
TWO blows. Banister then cut Mr. Rogers
twice In the back Of The head with a sharp
Instrument, supposed TO be razor or
knife. Mr.. Rogers's wounds. while pain
iul, are not. serious, and we hope he VIII
sOQn be OUT QifQx Record
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Homicide I'm Npyn1ln.

LARAMIE CITY, April l5.-Elrly this
morning Charles Pieronnet, frcigh' con-
ductOr on the Laramie division OF The Union
Pacific railroad. murdered Roadmasttr
{. III. Graves at The corner II the telegraph
Office. Both men were married, and each
had n pleasant home and ore child.
Pieronnet called Graves out OF the
Telegraph office at hali-pa,t O'Clock
this morning and shot him dead. The
mui derer was promptly arrested and
lodged in Jail. The coroner emranelled a
Jury composed OF leading businessmen,
who rendered verdict that the deceased
came to his death by shooting at the hands
Of Charles Picronnet. The excitement i,
running very high, and threats Of lynching
are INDUCED in. This, however, law
abiding citizens will try to avert. The evi.
dence /, so overwhelming that the law is
bound to take speedy action in the case.
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BUFFALO LBTSgnA stA19us !.
BUFFALO LITHTA WATER
THE URIC.ACrD DfATHEsIs.
DISTINGUISHED TESTIMONY.

DR.. HUNTER MCGUIRE, OF RICHMOND, VA.
late Professor Surgery Medical College OF Wiz.
ginia, President state Medical Society, ex.Presi.
Dent Association Of Medical ofscers Confederate
Army and Navy, yice-Presdent Of the Internal
tionat Nea..sl Congress. y!ce-Presi dsnf Ameri--
caa Medical Association
"IsAY ExsERiEScR THE BUFFALO LTTHIA
WATER Is VALUABLE IN GREATER VARIETY
OF DISEASES AVID DISORDERS THAN Any oTHER
MINERAL WATER THAT HAVE EVER EMPLOY.
Ed. As an ALKALINE DIrskTic IT rs ISvALuA-
BILE. In URIC ACID GRAVEL. and. Indeed, In dis
eases generally OF TIE rR;c.kcrD pikrHEsIs. it
will be fosnd = n nedy OF EXTRAORDINARY Po-
TsNcY. have prescribed II IN cases of OLD
RHEUMAT,c GoUT. which had RESISTED the on.
BINARY REMEDIES, WITH WONDERFULLY sooD
RESULTS. have myself suffered a great deal from
this malady, and HAVE DERIVED MORE BENryIr
FROM THIS WATER THAN ERoN ANY OTHER
REMEDY II HAVE psED.-
DR.. J. 5. WEXFORD. OF RICHMOND. VA,
Professor of Diseases OF Women and Chi dren IL
the Medical College OF Virginia;
% have paid great deal or attention to UsI-
NARY TROUBLES. aud have frequently and freely
prescribed the BUFFALO LtTHIA WATER with
the very best results. In an The various forms OF
the gRiC.ACID DIATaEsIs, whether rs well. form
ell GRAVEL or GOVT. or In the i1der forms OF
EQUITY DYSPEPSIA or sEryLER ASH. KNOW OF
no MINERAL WATER WHICH CONSIDER AT ALL
EQUAL TO THAT OF SPRING No.2.
" In many SKIN DIsEAsEs of old sge. dependent
on the URIC.ACiD DIAIHgsIs, such rs ECZEMA,
&c, this water acts most bepe heiay."
APP 10. su&w 3w
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SILK DEPARTMENT,

SILK DEPARTMENT,
now replete with choice and biz1rre exhibit Of
SATIN. SATIN MEkVfILLiECX,
SATIN DE LYON AND De MARVERINE,
LOUiSiNEs MONTHS, FOCLARDS,
SURAHS, CHENE,
and other advanced novelties. FOr these fabrics we
control for this city many choice and novel effects.
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The Washington, ID. G., Star, we notice,
refers to the case Of Miss Harriet l.. Daw-
son, The New York correspondent OF the
Ne" orleaus Picoyune, under the nom de
p'ame OF Drift" who was cured OF very
*sefc rheumatic pains In the back by the
Use Of 81. Jacobs OH,
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BLACK SILKS.

To this department we invite The attention Of al
buyers. A. a special bargain We quote our $3.50
N .mher, which Is the best valne ever exhibited in
this city. We can scarcely supply lie demand for
this popular grade.
As a novelty VIZ ask your attention 10 the new
fabric In MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY at $3.50; BLACK SILKS
Use. TO So, rare values BLACK sATINs, 75c
tOs2.
Novelties In WORSTEDS, SlLK-HlXTURES,
PLAID>, STRIPES, and all new designs just as
they appear In New York.
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uenyv Fros,s I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, April l5.-Heayy frosts are
reported throughout the State, doing con-
siderable damage 10 corn, cotton, rulls,
and vegetables.
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HUTZLER BROTHERS. PRO- 81
Ill PRiErORs OF mrs. v. HUTxLER's
FASHIONABLE MlLLt<EY, aDnounce-H%x,S
their opening OF SPRING FASHIONS for kE.xr
rIJEsI,AY sad WEDNESDAY the l2th and lStns
Pattern Round Hats aud Bonnsts, lafants' bon-
nets, French Flowers. Ccrsaxe bouquets, &c.s ee4
Artificial Piants-only nonse Ia Rteupopd, $500
on THURSDAY next The ltih. ~
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
49,
ID EADY FOR ANY DEMAND.

CARDoZO, ALSOP. MOsBY 4 CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
ARE DAILY ADDING To THEIR CHOICE
AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK FOR
EASIER HOLIDAYS.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April Is, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-ianct bushels very good at
SIS 90 bushels fair at ! %. Mixed 50 hush
els fair at Sl.22. fuliz-2f bushels good al ! l. 20:
lao bushel- fair a. Sl.l6
CORN.-White. 2ei bushels very good at 5Gc.
" xed-3GS bushels very good al j6c. $50 bushels
good at 55c.
OAT>.-l4 bushels very COOL spring 8tisc.
BEANS.-6 bushels al Il.
MEAL.-70 bushels very good a. soc.
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Excitement I'm Railroad Stocks.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April Is The stock mar.
ket Is excited. Eight hundred shares OF
Georgia railroad stock sold to-day at 1880
1874 ; Central stock sold at 1871. 1t is rumor-
ed that the syndicate which leased the Geor-
gia railroad has made aproposition 10 lease
the Central at a rental OF one million and a
half dollars yearly. 1t is the purpose OF
President Wadley to work the Georgia,
South Carolina, and Central railroad, under
one absolute management. The Louisville
an Nashville road is in accord with Wad-
ley's syndicate, the purpose being to head
off the Clyde syndicate, which embraces
several railroads in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, and Georgia.
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by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April l5.-Flour dull; family, t56I
500: fancy. ij.40Gi5. Wheat steady ana IN far
demand n Sl.l2MSl.l3 for No. red. Corn nuli
at 4 .c. Oats strong aud scarce: wanted a. lie.
Pork nominal at 1850. Lard quiet and nominal
at Sll. Bulk-meatS in good Il, mand; shoulders,
$500: rib, ss45. Bacon higher; shoulders f6
rib 30: clear, 10 40. Whi,key firm az $l.O6. Su-
gar steady; hard-. $40 lOac.; New Orleans. GAG
Sc. Hog. quiet; common, "a 3jdi5 25: ligh',
.j.4Odt5 95: heavy packing, IS 35@S5.sj ;
butchers selections, s6ds6.23.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April lJ.-FlOur quiet extra. 80 q
1925: choice TO fancy, Sj.75Gi6 80. Wheat
steady at Sl.U76Sl.l0. Corn steady at soc. oats
steady AT 4Oc. PORK strong and higher at SI7.75,
Lard-Steam. none in market. Bulk.meats strong
shoulders, IS 623; rib, - 62t; clear, 20. Bacon
strong; shoulders. i6.374 rib. s9.375: clear.
1915. suear.cured hams, local lie. WhsSey
steady at 81 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-16
4 IOiIr,

Flour-We quote Fine, $50 $3.50 extra. $50 10 /;
.uperfine, $3.50 $3.50; common family, So :;
choice or patent family. s75OMSS; stanton in
sptctiOn, extra, SO supcrfue. $3.50.