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South Carolina Railroad.
CUANGEOE SCHEDULE

. VII AkN Op ~ L,
On aud after hay 18th. 1881. Passenger
Trains wil run ns follows until further notice:
GREENYlLLE EXPRESS.
GOING EAST, (DA,LY EXCEPT sUNDAYs.)
Leave Columbia 6 90 pm
Arrive Camden 8 as d m
Arrive Charleston 10 as p m
GOING WEST, (DAILY EXCEPT suNDAYs.)
Leave Charleston q 90 u M
Leave Camdcn q Is q M
Arrive columbia 10 35 a m
WAY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
GOING EAST (DA1LY EXCEPT suNDAYs.)
Leave Colombia #G 80 n n,
Arrive Camden IL 40 m
Arrive Augusta 3 20 b nj
Arrive Charleston 55 p IN
GOING WEST (DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAYs)
Leave Charleston 10 05 q M
Leave Augusta 55 q M
Arrive Columbia 5 30 D III
%Pnsscngers leaving Columbia or Charleston
IN these trains have to change cars Mt Branch-
vile to reach Charleston ut SIS % n, or Co
iumbiu Mt $50 D M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS.
GOING EAST DAILY.
Leave Columbia 8 90 y m
Arrive Augusta 25 u m
Arrive Charleston 6 IS q III
GOING WEST DAILY.
Leave Angnstn 7 90 p m
On Coiumdia Dipision Night Express Trains
run daiiy: all other Trains daiiy except ,Sund,ty
On A"gusta Disision aH Passenger 1fains
r3tn daiiy
.slecping Cars arc astached to N;qht E,rp,ess
1rain$-dcrths oniy $sl.5O Jei~ce,. Coiumbia,
CharfcSton and Iuy,tSta.
On Saturdays AID Sundays rosnd Trip GcI.ts
are so'd to and from al stations at ono first class
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L'l,cs with small mouths arc iu favor IN
the South this season, aud it is feared that
nol y prysimmon will be left Oh the trees 10
ripc,
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(, AIRS S'lO)SS2s [ 5NIIil NIIT,TsI0N|

FOO Cl!O0'S BAlSAM Uf SHARKS OIL.
f">iu,c!y Rcs,>re, the LEARN. and IS the
OnIY Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This oil is extracted from II peculiar spe-
cicS Of small White Shark, caught in the
Yellow Sea, known ~ Cnrcharcdon Roudclc>
ill., Every Chinese fisherman knows il. Its
virtues as II restorative Of hcuring were dis.
covered by Buddhist Priest alb tut the year
lilo. lts cures were so numerous and many
81 seemingly miraculous, that the remedy
way officially proclaimed over the entire En-.
pirc. It's use bccam" 50 universal that for
800 years no deafness has existed among tho
Chincsc people. Sont, charges prepaid, -
any nldros = 81 per bottle.
Only imported BY lIaylock & Co.,
Sole Agents for America, Doy ST., New
York.
Its si...os -. "",lucstionahc and It's GU
rativc character absolute, rs tho writer ca n
personally testify, both from experiences and
observation.
Among the many readers OF the Review in
one nart and another of tho country, it is
probable that numbers are afflicted with
deafness and to sach it may be said: "Writc
at oncc to i[a,leck & Co., Dcy street, Naw
York, enclosing 81, and you will receive in
return IL remedy ,ha, sill enable you to hear
like anybody oisr, and whose curative effect
will bc permanent. You will never rcsre,
doing so.'-hdiior Of Mercantile Rccic,c.
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The Iiindoos bclicso that in the world
10 como all drunkards are changed into froes
That is because frogs are always calling for
. "iug o rum
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IS ai.Aa"EY's Organs. Is useful stops. 5
sets reeds only $G5. Pianos SH2:s up.
ny" Illustrated Catalogu" Free. Address
sSS,A'EI'E, Washington, n. j.
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rorfy-seyeuth COngress-Spectai Ses'
sion of the Senate.
W ASHlNGT0N, A

ASHlNGION, hpiii ~, icci'
The e-President laid before the senate
the unfinished business, being tue resoiu-
tion for the election of Senate officers.
Mr.. Dawes, alluding to the statement
made by him some days ago as to The per-
secutjon OF Massachusetts man in Missis.
sinni. said that the story OF that gentleman
was to-day printed in the Massachusetts
naners: that the story corroborated his
iDaWes's) statement in every particular, eX-
cent as TO the locality. The incidents had
hannened i'm the parish OF Caldwell, IN
Louisiana, and not in Mississippi, az he had
stated. The gentleman's name was Charies
Heath. He Dawes asked that the gen'ie'
mans statement as published in the papers
should be printed in the Record.
Mfr. Jonas demanded the reading OF Tue
article, and it was read By the GEEK. III re-
lstes to the prosecutions to when Hea'h
state, he was subjected In LOUISIANA pe-
csuse be was q Yankee, and gives accounts
M various murders committed there 10
show the condition OF society In that Stale'
Mr. Jonas said that the Senator from Massa'
chusetts had transferred the scene OF his
cock.and.buII story from Mississippi 10
Iouisiana. When 1t was contradicted In
thai locality IL would probably be translated
70 Texas or Georgia. He heard OF these
ALLEGED prosecutions now for Inc nrst
line There was potbing in the article
witch showed that Heath had been perse-
cn,ed nm account Of his political opinions.
He called attention 20 the fact that the OUT
r.oes alluded TO had betn committed nine
wears ago. He would make some REMARKS
mon the subject when be could get some
Information from the locality. lie sent 10
the clerks desk and had read, Tor tne puI-
nose OF showing that murders ana ropoer,es
we're not confined to the southern sta.es, al
account OF the killing OF one OF Two oI1'nsas
In Massachusetts, while committing o"'s'
larry. ,, ..o son.tor from
Pennsylvania Mr.. Cameron nau 20" - no
exhorfed the senator's on Tue otne, si%v ~
"braye men," He ONT. Frye naa a I ~ al
seen 10 all his1iie-he bad never fea' ~ '"
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aa,haaisi Episcopal Matters.

CINCINNATI, April 2O.-The Exec9tive
Committee OF the western section Of the
Ecnmenical Conference Of the Methodist
E EPISCOPAL Church, to meet in London in
September next, had a session here yeste'r-
dsy with four members present-pamely,
BISHOP simpson, Rev. A. c. George, Bishop
WcTveire. md Rev. ID. b. Byers. This sec
ton embraces all branches OF the Metno-
di,t Church in America. The object OF the
meeting was to assign nineteen speakers
and the same number Of essayists. Inat
work was done, but the list Will not DC
made public until acceptances are receiver,
II is understood that Bishop Simpson VIII
make the opening address.
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OPEN AGAIN. Z
EVERYTHING NEW.
ENTIRELY REMODELLED.
VOW THE

SOW THE
LEADING MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
OF RICHMOND.
We beg leave u announce 10 the pubic mat we
are now open and In full operation at cur well
known establishment,
523 BROAD STREET.
We claim now to carry the largest assortment Oh
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
anywhere south of New York, devoting three entire
doors exclusively TO these branches. We contend
that our goods this season will surpass In point oil
beauty and elegance everything In this city, al
nr,ces h,t will come within the reach OF all.
OUK GRAND SPRING OPENING
OF
PATTERN BONNETs AND ROUND HATS
TAKES PLACE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL 10 AND 10. 1881,
when we will exhibit all the leading London and
Partisan styles and number OF patterns peculiarly
our OWL, which promise TO be very popular.
We also make special display OF
RICH YLOwERs,
FEATHERS,
RIBBONS.
LACEs,
TRIMMINGS. and
GENERAL FANCY GOODS.
wQLF0RD 4 sHlLBERG,
$40 Broad street,
apl4 between Fifth and sixth.
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Terrible Shooting ARRAY I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, TEX, April pa terrible
shooting affair is reported from Pippon's
camp, near Wade. General Baylor and his
son and Mr.. Gilchrist and his two sons
being the principal actors. Both parties
reside in the Neuces canon, ana the shoot.
ing occurred over a difficulty arising from
an old feud. The Gichrsts had been arm.
ing themselves and making threats against
the Baylors during the day. General Bay
Tor, entirely ignorant OF the threats, en-
tered the camp in search OF his horses,
closely followed by young BAYLOR The
GiIchrists began the firing, which was ie.
turned by the Baylors, resulting in the
death OF the elder Gichrst and the fatal
wouuding OF one OF his sons, while the
other escaped Also wounded. Young Bay
Tor was slightly wounded.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,,rcmArn To THE DISPATCH.

o, News and Gossip-The Discus
VAN n. senate Yesterday Nominal ions
s'' = presiden,-The Reclamation OF Az
-" rs.,mas,er-GeneraI Brady Demand
si''s" ,. az the Executive Committee Of
.,od,c Episcopal Ecamenical Con-
90 Labor Troubles In Louisiana-De-
f''", -, a, Lberty-The President be-
jsT"'" vonld.be successors 20 tho Baiti-
' .'.r, po.,mas,or-rhe Pistol in .eAa.' Set
per ols Teud-A Bold Maii-Robbtr Ar
th~ sn,eide i'm New Jersey-Deash OF a
"' irish EmiRrants for Manitoba -
>a"" .asue Convention To-Day I'm Dub
I puhlie Funeral for the Dead Pre-
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MARINE rNTELLIGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20, 1851.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schooner George p. Hallock. sharrett, New York,
schooner Ann Dole Blackington, New York. iron,
Old DOInf0t0n NAH Works.
Schooner L. Z. Hickman, Brannock, Baltimore,
phosphate. southern Fertilixng Company.
Schooner Moonlteh, Semons, New York, phos-
pbaie- Moses & Clements.
schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, New York, lime,
schooner Frank Atkins. Atkins, railroad Iron,
Danville Railroad Company.
schooner Marian ~. Rand. -. New York, irou
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
schooner g. 5. Edwards, Corson, Philadelphia,
Schooner l.. Is. Cowper,hwai,e. Springer, New
Yorx, iron, Did Dominion Nall Works.
schooner Abbe d. Bacon, Bacon, Charleston,
phosphate, Allison Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United State
agent.
schooner 7. II. Kirk, Cavillear, Savannah, grain,
Schooner Frank Mcdonnell. McKendry. Pnila-
dclpha ria city L int. ore. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Eugene Borda, Osborne, N,w York, mer-
cbaDdiSe, Curtis & Pirker.
Schooner Maria p. carson, Asay, New York, coal,
Chesapeal and OHIO railway.
Schooner Isaac Oberton, AchoIn, Cardenss, Cnbs,
nooDs. Curtis Buck.
schooner American Team, Hawkins, New York,
coal, Chesapeake ana OHIO railway.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia April 10Th, schooners G. y.
sinnickson, BlizZlrd, and j. ". Woodruff, Bar
bOur.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, April l9.-Arrlyed: Schooners
James s. Hewett, Abrah9m; ID. Clifford, smith;
Ezizi Ann, Mayo: and Rh0Gela Blew. Lick, from
kichmend, and Maria Jane, Dowdy; j. A. Curtis,
Williams; y. /. Leaca: Edwards; Sophie T.. Win
ierton, =: ID. :. Miller. Austin: r. &. Irwin,
johnson; Exertion, Cranmer; NJ. :. Tibbits. Max
wei; Edward Slade. Soper: sam. sharp, Curtis
River Queen. Taylor Sarah Quinn, Darby: Trade
Wind, carson Glenwood, Bush Racer. Benjamin;
sarah j. Waugh IN, Vaughan +. c. Knight. DR.,
ilunlley: H.. A. Hooper. World; /: II. hopkins.
PredmOre; Joseph and FIanklin, Lippncott; and
Clara Dayi on, BOoye, from Virginia.
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General Hnue0c9 nnvlte0 - NASHVILLE
New YORK, April 20.-A committee oil
representative Teunesseeans to-day waited
upon General Hancock and rendered an in.
vitation TO himself and staff TO visit the
coming Industrial Exhibition at Nashville,
particularly 10 witness the military display
and competitive drill.
Among the members OF the committee
were Governor Hawkins, Ex-Governor j.
ID. Foster, ex.President 4. ID. Hundeford,
OF the Louisville and Nashville railroad !;
George c. Clarke, Thomas Z. O'Connor,
Edward Baxter, Colonel j. =. COlyer, Hon.
II. X. Butler, Major j. r. Robinson, g. w.
King, j. A. S,tterwhite, and others. Al
the request OF the committee General Han
cock met its members to-day in this city.
lie was introduced to them, when Cover.
nor Hawkins made brief address, tender
ing his invitation. lie assured General
Hancock that he had warm place in
the affections OF the citizens OF Tennessee,
and that they desired 10 meet him in
Nashville. Governor Hawkins said Ten
nessee had closely watched his entire public
life. knew its history, and was DESTROYS Of
seeing him, and many would look on his
face with great pleasure.
Mr.. Baldwin, on behalf OF the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, placed car at Gen.
eral Haneock's disposal, and ex Governor
Porter presented The formal invitation.
In reply General Hancock said that 1t al
ways gave him great pleasure TO visit the
home OF Jackson, and he would be very
much pleased TO accept the kind in.
vitation rendered him bad he not pre-
yiousy declined a number Of invitations
to visit Nashville on this occasion. He also
said that, taking into consideration the re-
cent occurrences, he thought il advisable TO
remain in seclusion for some time TO come,
and that he preferred to have other parties
occupy the attention Of the public.
After being urged again by Governor
Hawkins to accept the invitation, General
Hancock said he would consider the matter.
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A Thieving Mail Agent Arrested.

CHICAGO, April 2o.-E. Il. BlakesIic. ar
rested Yesterday, is the mail agent on the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail.
road. His bold operations caused great dis
may in the post.oflce here. Since his first
robbery be is known TO have committed
robberies on the same road upon pouches
destined for Buffalo, Rochester. Utica, and
Boston. p. NJ. Pomeroy, postmaster at
Hebron, Ind, was arrested yesterday morn
ING at that place on a charge OF riflng regis
tered letters. His bail was fixed at $4,000.
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Deiarneffe Discharged.

DANvILLE, VA, April 2O.-By order of
Judge Aiken, Of the Corporation Court,
Thomas Dejarnette, who was yesterday ac-
quilted OF the murder Of his sister because
he was insane at he time he committed the
act, was day SET at liberty, and. accompa-
MED bv his kin.man, at once left for North
CarOliua
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Laborers Striking In Louisiana.

NV ORLEANS, April 20.-Tbe Iaborers
are on a strike in st. Bernard's parish, and
the leader OF the strike j. a white man. a
committee OF planters yesterday waited on
the Governor, who will. II necessary, order
out troops to quell the disturbance. One OF
his staff has been sent to 81. Bernard TO in
yestjoate the trouble.
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HANGED Hilnself.

BoRpExrowy, N. j., April 2o.-Charles
Edwards. aged twenty-five, living at len
nant, Monmouth county, committed sulclue
this morning by hanging himself In 9ata.
The. souug man was well to DO, ana no
cause IL assigned for the rash act.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine, 81 Gs3.50 extra, s5.50 ;
,uoer0ne S3.75MS4.50; common family, 50;
choice or patent family, k7.50MSs: stanton liz
spection, extra, 50 superfine, 1901.
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MILLINERY.

HUTZLER BROTHERS, No. 525 40,
Ill BROAD street, pr0prietors Of MRS. /. J&a1&
HUTZLER's FASHIONABLE MlLLl'$MaEs
NFRY are Offering ihe handsOmest sock Of MIL.
LIVERY GOODS in the city. and AZ ihe very lowest
prices. Bargaius in both TRIMMED and IN
TRIMMED GOODS. cali Is soIlclIeu' .n,o
SAILOR HATS at zoe and upward. ap ~
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and unchanged.
1srsning.- Money, 2H@5 per cent Exchange
AS. ll3s; new As, ll4lt. state. in hight de-
mInd.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. April 2u.-The Posts financial arii-
lie In The lao edton says: Al the STOCK Exchange
Uni ed STATES bond, are higher for The As. aud
oth, rwise prices are uucnanged state bonds are
rather more ac i've. ana sou hctn Issues are seady
10 s'rong. Railroad bonds are Irregular out gene
rally higher. the advance ranging from a 10 pr
cent. Lecatur and Springfield incomes are mp ~
10 734. he iarDe rise has bten IN Ind II and ".
incomes. which are up To "a G.. e. and !. &. tirsts
are up per cent, To 1870. Share SPECULATION has
been rather less active than yesterday, and the
tone OF the market has been variable, hut as
a rule prices, write. are above The open
Ing quotations. The lie ding STOCKS have been
The Coal shares. Canada southern, Michigan
Central Lake shore, uulon Pacific, Milwaukee and
~. Paul ard Pacific Mail 1t Is evident TO day that
"A good part OF the " short Interest" In the market
was caused yesterday. The prevailing tone OF spec
ulili0n Is yet, however. "bearish,n The backward
weather and the unfay Orabe ~ look for IN crops
being The principal bear arguments: Mention is
also made 81 the new last and Nest Trunk lines !;
out these will not be In The field is active cOmpe l.
tors for business this year and before they are ready
TO take business very much may occur. The money
market Is easy at 10 per cent for calf oans, Inc
ruling rate on st0cAs Dttng per csnt.. and on
United states bonds Ter cent Time monty con-
Times to be freely offered Al Az per c ut. The mar.
ket for fOTeig1 exchange is dull aud fairly steady.
The following quotations we're current TODAY at
2:3O T.. NJ: Western Union, ll5ls; Western
ira. I43: Lake Shore, l24s: Michigan Central.
1857: New York, Lake Erie and Western. 45s
New York. Lake = RE and Western preferred, s6s
New YORK, Lake Erie and Western second, lOlA
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. ll7L New
Jersey Central. 96l: Delaware ana Hudson, lOSs:
Reading. 6lH; Northwestern,. l2lh; -. Paul;
Pacific preferred, S9l, Unior Pacific ll6s Nj
X. and T.. 45h; liannioal aud II. Joseph, 5S Han;
nibil and st Jo-eph preferred. l0ih 81. Louis and
lion Mountain, GA ohio and Mississippi. 42'.
Pacific Mail. 40: e.. G.. aud [. G.. 23h: MOI, hern
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A ] MILLER HAVING PURCHASED
IA the interest OF Robert Nelson and George W.
ChIds, viii continue the
SAW, FILE, sT& Ell. aud MACHINE bUoi'E9o
at The old stand, Nos. 1926 and 1879 ssry suee''
under the firm. name OF A. l. MILLER < 60.
""us' VIC Nv ~ h1-Iw
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LATEST FOKEIGN NEWS.
The Late Premier.

LONDON, April 2O.-The Times says 1t is
understood that the friends and relations Of
the late Lord Beaconsfield are willing TO as
sent to a public funeral and the burial Of
the remains in Westminster Abbey il no
directions TO the contrary are found among
the papers OF the deceased.
The London correspondent OF the Man
chester Guardian states that many persons
acquainted with the will say the wealth
which Lord Beaconsfeld leaves is inconsid
cradle
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chester Gudfdt0n states tbat many persons
acquainted with the will say the wealth
which Lord BeacOnsfield leaves is incOnsid
cradle.
Irish COlOnisfs for Manitoba.
LONDON, April 20.-rhe Duchess OF MARI
borough has lust completed arrangements
for the entire outfit Of fifteen Irish families
who will be provided with free passages to
Manitoba and located there in neatly-fur-
nished farmsteads.
Iand.League Convention.
LONDON. April 20.-A thousand delegates
from local branches OF the land league are
expected to be present at the convention Of
the league, which will open at the Rotunda,
in Dublin. on Thursday the 2lst instant.
Death Of u sultan and Civil War.
MANILA, April 20.-The Sultan OF Solos
Island Is dead. A civil war has broken out
among the natives in connection with the
election OF his successor.
Petroleum Fire.
vienna. April 20.-A destructive fire has
broken out among the petroleum wells al
Sloboda, in Gallcla.
The Grecian Problem.
LONDON. April 20-A dispatch to Reu-
ter,s TELEGRAM Company from Constantine
nile saws at is stated that the Ambassa-
doris have asked their Governments for adj
ditional powers for the conclusion OF Con-
yention relative to the territory ceded 10
Greece, and they propose that III case Tur-
KEY and Greece are unable to agree upon
the norton OF the OTTOMAN debt to be as
sumpd by Greece and Other details, the SUBJ
iect should he referred TO a tribunal OF ar
bitratiOn.'
The ConstantinopIe correspondent OF the
Times saws: The ambassadors have pre-
sented to the Porte note describing the
frontier line agreed upon. The note says
all the Powers having approved the deci-
sion. il should be considered the supreme
decision OF Europe, to which the Porte Is
invited to comply.
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STATE sEcURITIEs. Bid. Asked.
Virginia l0-4e's. J. and y.............. 5O4 ..
virginia console, J. and J......-....... 500 sos
Virginia peelers, J. and J......... $50. 37a 3ef
CITY BONDS.
fredericksburg city rs. ". aud NJ. lis -.
Manchester IS, tax-rec bic, N. s. S... rs -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
AND 8 " s. g., 1873 1898 j.: H.: ssH
{. ana ana .. !. ". pure pure. s,., lsss.g.Sy Ios
Va. Cen. X. X. Sd mort. 81. ). g.. ioi -. -.
Petersburg x. n. I'd mort. s's, J. 4 j.. 100 -.
.. and 4. 4. II. I'd mort. IS, !. & j.. 1913 -.
y. and A. Il. X. AIN mort. s's. NJ. rs. 90 -.
y. Z. 4. consol 6's. 1885, n. & y. lo41 1v5H
4. - X. X. consol IS. 1890, VI. Il N. 107 -.
i; aud A. r. K ist mort e t. =. j. H.. iSiX los
t, ,ss Z. y. LIST mort. s,s A; .. 10
Atenta and Charlotte rs, j. J...... los ..
a. and {. income 6's........... 1900. 93S -.
=" =. anu A. X. X. LIST mort. rs, j ~ j. 80. ITO
VI; and A. x. r. ID mort: rs, A.&O. sek
North Carolina Railroad 6's.... 49,. 80 80.
western n. Z. X. X. rs, VI. & N-..... l07x ITO
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
9. and O. Railway common .... 100 PAX 25.
Richmond and Petersburg r.. H.. loo 80 g3H
H. Z. aud y. Il. II. tOmmon....... 100 80 90
T.. =. and 7: x. T. per c. guar. 100 loS
r.: r. and T.. Il. r. per C. guar. 100 100 1924
seaboard and Roanoke K. Il. guar. 100 lo5 -.
X, 1. X. and Ches. Railroad...... 100 so 80,
Richmond aud AlIeghany K. r.. 100 3iH 3sb
e., L. and A. Railroad. ............ 100 3eA 3S3s
A. aud Char. Air. Line Railway. 100 7ys "a
BANK STOCKS.
flrst NafiOnal... 100 $50 81.
Richmond Banking and Ins. Co.. 25 "a -.
Merchants and Planters savings. 20 2Ut 60.
Union Bank OF Richmond. ........ 80 IS e.
Petersburg savings 4 Ins. Co.... 20 20 20
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
virainia Home.... rs ~ %
lily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 rs
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 80 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion Steamship Co..... 100 lC2 los
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
SALES.

RICHMOND, April 90, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Lsncasfer, 352 bushels good at sl.26 !;
22 bushels good nj Sl.25. MIxed-400 bushels very
good at Sl.2S; 80 bushels good at sl.20; Du'h-
els common AT 20.
CoRN.-Whlte. 500 bushels very good at 56c.
Mlxed-344 bushels good al Doc.
NEAL.-l00 BUSHELS AT &c.,; 80 bushels al oOc.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AxDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
RICHMOND, VA, April IA, 1851.
DEDUCED RATES Of PASSENGER
AZ FARE TO ALL POINTS VIA THIS LINE,
TAKE EEyECT APRIL 18TH.
Limited tickets good for continuous trip one day
from date OF issue:
Richmond 10 Washington. ID. ............. a 90
Richmond TO Billimore. Md......... $500. 8 30
Richmond 10 New York.................... 10 SO
Unlimited tickets good until used at rates one dol
lar higher.
Richmond to Washington and return. good for ten
DAYS. 81.
CORES pondiBgly reduced rates to all local points.
g. A. TAYLOR.
ap lo-lw General Ticket AgtDt. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-21
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALrs.-1.C00 Virginia and Tennessee "a IS at
1903; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock at -; 5000 Virginia consois at SOY; 1000
Atlanta aud Charlotte Incomes. Is. c.. at %, 1000
do. b. e., at "a, 1000 do, %. G., at "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-21
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 90 NJon.-S,ocks strong
Money, 5H6 Ger cent. tXcnaugo-Lons, 4s04:
short, 3S3. state bonds dull. Govern ments quiet
and unchanged.
tUsning.- Money, 2kG5 per cent. Exchange.
4Sl. Governments quiet: new D 5, l0zl; new
AS. ll3s; new As, ll4l. state. In hight de-