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Ilfc Iruil.

.rlsr, Dispatch: Your d" local" in to.
a.. ,,,ue = unfortunately mistaken in
..,v "the fruit 80 far has escaped dam.
IN tie vicinity OF Richmond the
$50. were very generally killed in toe
..s,r The 3i>i of last December, " ben the
.,.-,8mt.cr weht down 10 l49 or l5o be-
r, zrp. IN the western portion Of the
..lfh.. .re destroy ed. moi only the bud,
go d, .o.ne counties the end Of The limbs
=, billed. and so some cases almost the
-,.ls zee. In Tidcw alter Virginia we
.~.r.s .acy have generally escaped. At
.r..,.r NJ nor" some weeks since, / eX-
.-.-sl ,8,m. and found them uniniured.
on, reason being that on the Sit Of Deem
IT, fhe issrmom-ttr. a. Mr.. Lewis. the
-.n,.,r. tod NJ. did not f4li below lOo +.
rs crclad almost tue only pfsch.lreeS
"a. ,re rot Killed are The willow, or lemon
rtl vh..e h'o9mL and ;his d, worth MAX
,,., sua-aulum 81. You see scarcely
49, outside tBescity thar hl> bloomed, %
.r..-.Iv ,..re the bud, Killed. In toe city
t,s., AZ, frequently sen 10 iui. o!ooW. pro-
,s.ea a. ,u.y are by houses and walls sad
81, from lie uGUejcus calmntyS. II is
no n These tsee,. suppose. tHat y0ur Te-
,,r,s- examined. some - the cberrit.
ale k.l..d ny TOE is,c fro>'s. but there are
..n enors4 l,t. Apples and pears sac IN
Injured. III. POLLARD
AriI -. ISL.
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ESPECIAL telegram 10 the UspsfchJ
PErEHsBrRs, Va, April 2a.-In the Cir.
cult Court Of Brunswick county yesterday
Liiteton Hatchett (colored) was convicted
OF the murder OF Moses Young on the 18th
Of December last by the administration Of
strycbnibe In whi.key and sentenced 10 be
hung June 24tb. Hatchett il iorty-fve
years old and Young was sixiy-fye.
Sally Young, widow Of the deceased, has
been arrested as accessory to the crime, and
brought to Jail in this city TO await trial.
She Is only twenty-five years old. Haichett
says he is innocent OF the crime; that Hen
ry Carroll, who was acquitted this week,
bought the strychnine and whskey and
gave II 10 him 10 give Young, and that he
gave The old man dram, not knowing It
contained poison, sending 1t to him by his
son. who is also under Indictment for the
murder.
The execution, " a new trial Is not grant.
cd, viii take place ut the point In Bruins
wick most convenient 10 Petersburg.
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National ACADEMY OF sciences.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The National
Academy Of Sciences held MS closing ses-
SION TO day. II was unusually brief. as the
papers read did not elicit much discussion.
Upon invitation Of The Academy PROBES.
sor J. W. Mailett, Of the University OF yir-
ginia, read paper on Results just Oh.
talned with Regard TO the Molecular weight
u Hydrofuoric Acid" Upon It's eonclu-
sion President and Mrs. Garfield entered
tbe room aud took seats near the door. The
President Of the Academy arose aud said
That be noticed the President Of the United
States 10 the room5snd extended TO him
hearty welcome. He then invited the Pre-
s.ldenl 10 take a seat with him on the plat
form. President Garfield came forward
members ~ the Academy arose and remain
ed Standing until be WIS seated. The pro.
eeedings were then resumed.
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lFos the Dlspsieh ]

-. hodv met at Glade Spring church,
tH'iu April 20. 1881, and was opened
i ~ sermon by the moderator, Rev. Isaac
WA There were present fifteen minis
" and twelve elders.
ter =. Briseoc was elected moderator,
s', Rev. W. e. hin snd J. c. Allison
ee. ls, death o. Rev. A. l.. Hcgshead was
lenocea hv The stated clerk, and com.
sn.s with Rev. :. u. Stuart as chairman,
HH. .nooirted to bring in a memorial as TO
Va Vt ~ and lsbors Of this brother.
fy T. Il. W. Mebane wss received into
M'hosr from Orange Presbytory, Synod
l. .',x,,tb carolina; permission was granted
o. NIt,sSi,le church 10 employ Mr.. Mebane
io' mex rext regular meeting OF Presbytery.
vls' '.,sfeA clerk. who has been searching
~ cld records II Abingdon Presby-
~ r,n,r,ed that he had found two vol.
~'' II Old records embracing the years
p h.,S lS,,i aud 1894. Steps were tsken
.e 'S,,g,o zoe preservation Of these minutes.
iNs'ss p'aai and protest was read from
In =. sion in regard to certsin action
Nv, ,,,,r records taken last spring. Tnis
'',, Main, w. referred TO special couunit-
nv. :. II. Alexander, chairman.
r. zee conversation on the state OF re
eseupied much Of the day. Il.
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The virginia Vennor speaks.

81 ige.SONBCRG, VA, Ap5ii Il. lS>l.
Ein-s DiSpgtct We haye bad 4 very
cid. late .pr!0g ~ this section. Farmers
,-s vt-y nucn behind oWln- % tbs ls.e
.,r.ng. fear there i more c'ld. drc3ry
Ve.fber i1r Us YET. Toe is>t MEEK u ApTi'
,r5 irs, week 4 May viii BE- cold snd
-.irr. owing 20 tee planet Hhicb rUle> M
Isl. L. 1850. l>67. and ia April tie
ara was cJ.d and wei; My continued colo
srdurfriend'y uuli, the 5.h or oh. In DE
ys,r 1860 ibeie wss q cold. 6resry spe'l q
we'her frCD April - u Nay 40, aud
there w.. 4 cold, dscarv spill N l>61 from
AurH 91.h 10 NAY eib: on The S-h ioe
mountain, were white with snow. And in
lS-4 ArIi. 2sih and 50,h. veTy cold, fruit
Injured ty severe frost; May i. 10 Go, cold
srd cloudy. win some IAN. Iais year u
NV not be 30: bur fear il will occur. we
lave bad - much cold, damp weather hi
spring. bepe ny prophecy VIII fail, =
,n tired Il burning fuel this season. and
.te weather. ! hope. will remain spIinglike
and warm. Yours truly, ID.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEeRAPR To THE DISPATCH.

News and Gossip-The senate
Committee on Finance Preparing for q
Bankrapt Law-The Proposed Monumen, at
washington's Birthplace Attempted Sui.
eide After Long Nap-Strike or sueet-Car
Drivers in ~. Louis->tones versus Pistols
In kentucky-1hc Great Floods I'm Missouri
Frightful Accident on the Denver and Rio
Grande Raiiroad-Incendiary Fires In New
Sork-Death OF Judge Ferguson, OF Ken
tncky-A Texas storm-A Murderer Convict
ed-A Hanrman Lashed for Mismanage.
men'-Distracted Condition of Peru-Con-
ference OF Socialists Abandoned Strike of
Durham Coiliers-Four Assassins OF the Late
Sultan OF Turkey Arrested.
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fFor The Disuafch.I
Directions on leIters.

20 addition 10 what you aid on this SUBJ
i., on wednesday, Congress should pass
&c At requiring al pOsimasters 10 stamp or
Trie legibly on envelope. the name Of the
,9,t.otfite and county ION pain II dismis-
SoaL CORES pOndent>, and. We suppose,
p,im3,leT> too. think everybody should
know The location OF every little po,t-office
10 the country. The Po>tmas'e General
,sys The omission OF the county i the most
frequent cluse Of miscarriage OF letters.
Corr,sp ondsnt> frequently omit their post
Office, and almost always their county. or
Buie them illegibly. Another weakness Of
men W no write letters j. that they seem TO
thick every one should know their names. a.
they themselves are familiar with them. and
i5u, they come TO have signatures Phila-
delphi8 lawyer caunol make out. The only
alternative in such Csc l. 10 cut the name
ou, and paste IL on the back o! the letter.
Z. G..
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Extensive Speculation I'm Iife-insur'
ance.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-It seems that
new fcld Of speculation has been opened
and extensively operated in Western Mary
land. and particularly in Frederick county,
in which number Of Iiie.insur9nee agents
representing various companies in PennNy l.
yania are the principal operators ana pro-
kers. The speculation i in lnsnring The
lives Of superannuated persons. aud even
paupcrs, the policies being taken ont IN
some cases for quite large amounts. he
Gently several old persons died in Frederick
county on whose lives policies for >eVeral
ibons9nd dollar, had been issued onlYs few
months previous to death, and it i stated
thai this traffic has htely increased to such
an alarming extent as to occasion not only
General and absorbing comment, but 10 eX-
cite grave apprcheDsiOns.
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rnfaI Railroad Accident.

DENVER. Col. April PA dispatch
from Pueblo, Col, dated April 22d, says:
This afternoon plSsenger.c0ach contain
ing fourteen passengers, on the Denver and
Rio Grandc train, which left here for Cha
MIA last wednesday afternoon, Jumped the
track two miles east OF Rock Tunnel and
rolled $50 feet down an embankmcnt. No
otter cars left the track. Five men and one
woman were Killed outright, and three pas
scneers slightly injured and three seriously
hurt. No employees Of the road were in
iured except the fireman, who was riding
I'm the coach.
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.S,..nors eyenty-two Days.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. April 23.-Jobn Guym'
nhere. the Hungarian. who has been asleep
al the poorhouse for seven;y.tWo days, ana
who awakened for the first time yesterday,
arose again thl. morning at $50 O'Clock,
hoIted the room DOOR and jumped from
the window. falling a distance OF twenty
i've feet. He'was alone in the room at the
time. When he was picked up il was iouno
that two OF bis ribs were broken ana DIS
shine was injured so badly that he eau
hardly be expected 10 live.
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Tor Tie d. paich.l
" Those Little Pens

STsUNTON. April II.
Thanks 10 Mr.. Dunlop for quoting to your
-ieai and enthusiastic popular meeting that
i1,t criticism and description By come
Iorheru traveller Of the railway stations or
dtl0,s That alOrn our metropolis. | trust
D.. meeting was the beginning Of move.
Esn, that shall speedily result I'm grand
.1rI for Richmond. She merit, and she
srfd, .ueb. But relatively speaking, and
% isr as they can be made the subjects OF
COMPARISON, the present hotels u Richmond
g. ilT ,urpss> Tie railway accommodations
20 TOE public in their passenger deIo's a. q
veliisble city sgrpaSses a "one-borse VII
hse." WY cannot Richmond have a grand
Union deg0t: This much from
4 WELL-W lSHER.
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warm. and Pennsylvania avenue was
crowded with weII.drfssed people,

crowded with weII.drfsscd people.
Senator Hoar was at the White House to-
day, and this was regarded as significant,
as IL Il known that the President has A..
| ready given both the Massachusetts, senators
bis views as 10 the importance Of an early
executive session.
Collector Brady, Of Petersburg, and Col
onel keogh. the secretary Of the National
Republican Executive Committee, left here
to-day for home.
ASSOCIATED Press report. By telegraph to the Dis
pa,ch.J
WASHINGTON, d. G., April pa brief
special meeting Of The Senate judiciary
Committee was held this morning, at which
Senators IugalIs, Mcmillan, and Murkland
were appointed a subcommittee Of three 10
consider The subject OF bankruptcy durinQ
the recess OF Congress and report 10 the full
committee next December some measure for
the enactment OF a national bankrupt law.
There was only a bare quorum present,
Messrs. Conklng, Bayard, Garland, and
LOGAN being absent. No other business
was transacted at the meeting.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT IN wEsTNOgE-
LAND.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-At the last ses.
sion OF Congress an act was passed appro-
priaiing $50. 900 to erect a monument 10 the
memory OF George Washington at hi, birth.
place in Virginia. just before Secretary
Eyar,s retired from the state Depart-
ment the design for the proposed mon
umeut was submitted 10 the Depart
ment by Howe Il Dodd, Boston archi-
iects, but no action was taken until
to-day. when Secretary Blaine authorize d
the architects to prepare the working draw
ines and an estimate OF the cost OF erection.
II 1t is found hat the estimates will admit Of
the erection Of the monument for the sum
appropriated, the design as submitted will
probably be accepted by the state Depart
ment, under whose supervision the work Is
TO be done. Mr. Howe left here this af'er-
noon to visit the proposed site in Virginia.
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Failed 10 Agree on Damages.

DAXvlLLE, April 29.-ln The clse Of
Walne's administrator against The Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Company for $1,000
damages for running over and kiihns
Waluc while walking on the railroad track,
tried in the Circuit Court OF Pittsylydnla
county yesterday,.the jury were unable 70
agree, being nine for the paintifi and three
for the defendant. TIE three for the de-
fendan, afterwards changed In favor OF the
nlaintiff for - 900, but the jury falling 10
agree upon the amount OF damages were
discharged The case Will be tried over
AGAIN In November.
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Iuceusiiary Fires.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April S.-txtensNe
;ncendiary fires occurred early this morn
inc At the salt property near this city. Mar
hr n Loss about 5000 ). fully Insured.
Later the salt mill and three doapIe . az.
blocks owned by the Porter Manufacturing
Company were burned. The loss So IS c''''
mated az $1,000; insurance, s3f,oVV'
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Another Texas Shooting which Pro.
misses Trouble.

GALVESTON. April % A special 10 The
NeUs, dated Giddngs, April %, says: At
Yegua, eight miles from here, Yesterday
morning, Mr.. Wesson shot and dangerously
wounded bis wife and Mr.. Henson, at
whose house she was stopping, he having
obianed q divorce for her for illreatment.
Sheriff Brown, win a posse. has gone TO
Yegua 10 bring him In. dead or alive. Wcs-
son has five sons, all brave men, and - the
sherll's posse are equally brave and deter.
mined, serious trouble Is Anticipated
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Shooting I'm Kentucky.

CINCISNATi, April % William Brown
yesterday went INTO Jane. Benson's field,
near Falmouth, Ky, 10 take ont some
mules that were trcspassng. Benson ap-
Deared and threw rocks AZ Brown, who
ran. Benson pursued, sill throwing stones,
when Brown drew a revolver and killed his
pursuer Brown. who j. a young man. was
held in 500 10 await the action Of The grand
Jury. Benson was very old.
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Sfabbfr. Case

Portsmouth. y. H., April23 Las night
during a quarrel John W. ReJrdon. en-
poytd at Jones' brewery. stabbed Daniel
Lvnch, also working at The same plice, II l.
feared fatally. II j. stated That Reardon
owed Lynch several months board. which
The latter demanded, with The result above
indicated. ReardOn was arrested.
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MARINE INTEs.LIGENCh.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL %, 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamship Manhattan. Kelly, New York, merchan'
disc and passengers. G.. W. Allen < Co.
steamer Arlel, Clifford, norfolk, United St2tes
mail, merchandise aud passengers, l.. u. Tatsm'
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Archer and Reeves, smith, New York,
merchandise. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner j. q. Johnson Rose, New York, n,er-
chandse, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Star-SpaDglcd Banner, MULLEN. wash
iugton, coal, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Thomas Clyde, Fisher, Boston, coal,
Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK. April % Arrived: Schooners Mary
E. simmons. Scull; American Eagle, Calhoun; LIZ
Zie RAYMOND. Lord: John :. Beacham. Woodland
from Virginia; and ID. II. DIyery, Williams, from
Richmond.
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4 Disastrous Storm.

GALVESTON, April 23.-The Nees has the
following special:
"HuntsriWe, April 22.-The heaviest
storm Of hail and rain ever known in this
section fell yesterday. Nearly all the
bridges were carried away, and ii is feared
that the corn crop is seriously damaged"
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nenfh of ACKNOWLEDGING Officer.

CINCINNATI, O., April 23.-The death Of
Judge W. j. Ferguson at Louisa Court
house, Ky. occurred night before last. He
was colonel in ;he Seventeenth Virginia
Confederate regiment, and distinguished
himself at Gettysburg.
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Shot in u Quarrel.

CINcINNATI. April 23.-Sleamboaimcn
from up the Ohio river report The death Of
George Mcdaniel, OIL the night brfOle lat,
near Troy. Ind, from a p,toi-.hot IN the
head. tired by man named Lynch during
a quarrel between them. Lynch escaped.
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LITTLE ROCK. ARK, April pa dis
patch from Ozark. Ark, reports the suicide
there by lludauum Of Rev. II. Thomas, on
account OF rapidly-growIng bindntss.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, April %, 1851.
SALEs.-l00 shares Rich noudan1 D1Evilie Rail-
road ock al 81, 20 shares DO. a. 81 20 shares DO
81 ~. 20 shares 90. az 81, 100 STARE do n Ia 10
shares Go.at GA 20 shares 10 ~ 07i 10 shares
Do. 81 90; 20 share, Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road stock al % 20 do. Al %. 100 do.at2..
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CASH DIVIDENDS on ORDINARY
" LIFE POLICIES ISSUED BY TIE
NORTHW ESTERN MUTUAL.
IIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. l0,l 90, issued April, 1868; age. "a.
GEORGE W. HARLOW. WORCESTER, MASS
Amount, 81 .0O0; annual premium .........f3s IS
Cash dividend In ESQ ti9 per cent)........ 10 30
No. 56.40e, issued August, 1870; age. 81. Judge
JOHN NJ. HARLAN, UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT: 49,. -
Amount. $4,000 annual premium. .......sl4l e
Cash dividend In 1850 l4l5 per cent...::. 90 80
No. ~ O9l. Issued Aprll. 1873; age, 10.
:. FERGUSON BEACH. ALEXANDRIA, VA:
Amount. $1,000: annyal premium. ..."..,slgZ 80
Cash dividend In 1880 t36 per cent. l..". 80 90
No. $500, March, 1873; age. n.
n. G.. FoRSTMASN, RICHMOND, VA:
Amount, ~ 900; annual premium.......,..t2O -
Cash dividend In 1851 (33 per centl...... . 90
II viii be observed that the dividends Of The
NoRTHwEsTERS MCroAl- increase Wkh thedgs
Of TIE policy. NJ,
v. B-Aboye dividends were paid In cash. Had
they been applied TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL IN
sURASCE, they would have been largely increased.
rOr further information. address
JOHN Il. CARY. state Agent,
1918 Main street. Richmond Va.
DIR. J. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Extmi uer
mhB0-eOd
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viii probably be delayed some days. In thu
mean time the Cabinet may alter lis views.
Tesvtsslo nssuSs~v fu ArssSs.


viii probably be delayed some days. In tho
mean time the Cabinet may alter lis views.
Terrible Disaster I'm Austria.
sTxTY.TBREE PERSONS DROWNED BY THE Up
SETTING or A FERgY.BOAT.
LRpBoRG, April pa ferry boat cross
Ing the Dneister river was upset, and ac-
eofding 10 one version sixty-tbree persons
were drowned. Another account says thirty.
CoIiicry strikes.
LONDON, April 23.-The stoppage OF the
whole Of the Durham colIieries IS probable
In consequence OF the complication at the
new Seaman colliery proceeding from the
late strike. The men wish 10 throw aside
The understanding that certain number OF
cOlliers who prominently participated In the
late strike should leave at the expiration OF
four weeks. The feeling shown Is 10 call
out on strike the whole OF the GOLFERS OF
Lord Londonderry. II is believed that
such a course would be followed by The
masters closing all the pits in the comfy OF
Durham. The decision Of the golfers Is
expected to-day.
Arrests In Russia.
LONDON April 23.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent 81 the DAILY NeUS youches
for the authenticity II the following: A
printing-press was discovered in st. Peters
burg on the 10Th instant, and from ten TO
twenty-three persons were arrested at the
same time. \ few days ago press. believed
to belong to the NihilIst newspaper The
VA Of The People, was discovered, and
dozen person. were arrested. On the day
OF the execution Of the Nihilists for
connection with the Cars assassination
three persons, engaged in printing notices
referring 10 the execution, were arrested.
The proprietor Of house containing
press and laboratory and three occupants
and two porters have also been arrested.
An ExecoiiOner dashed.
The eXecutiOner FrohlOf has received
one hundred lIsbeS for mi>management in
the hanging Of the Nihiist Mchailofs, whose
rope broke twice.
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F1our--we quote Zine. s30s3.sg: extra. $3.50
a ~ rs: superDne. s3.75at4.50; common family,
se6s62j: choice or psteut family. s7.50Mss
staunion inspection extra. 1913; snperfne, 1925
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DISsOLVTrONs & PARTNERsHIPs.


THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
L heretofore existing between ANDREW j. MIL
/ Err and ROBERT NFILSOA as general partners,
and GEORGE ". tHiLD> a. special partner, and
conducted In the city 81 Richmond usder The name
of MILLER X NELSON. has this Jay teen DIS
solved by the consent OF al OF the partners.
Witness our signature and seals TINS i5lh dsy OF
Anil IsSl 4. j MILLER. SEAL.
ROBERT NELSON. lsEALl
GEORGE ". CHILDS, tsEAL.l
state II VirgiRi0, Cty II RichmOad-to wn:
LTAZEwELL ELLETT. notary public for the
city II Richmond. 10 The state Aforesaid. ceIlty
that ANDREW }. MILLER and ROBERT NELL
son. whose napes are sigued 10 The foregoing wri-
tiug bearing date the - b cav # April, 1881 ac-
knowhdged the same befOre me Ia my ely afore-
said 80,
Given under my hand tbis 10 day q Apri
1851. TALEM tLL ELLEI l. ~
state II Pennsylvania. city II Phrddeiphid-
o. lcW:
LLKwIs CASSIDY, the subscriber. notary pub
lie Tor the city 0f Philsdel phla. IN The stare
Pennsylyania. certify that GEORGE ". tblLDs,
whose tne Is signed 10 The fore going wriiDg, bear.
ing date the 3tn day II April. 1881 80 snoHedsed
the same brf0re me a. my city agore AID. 49,,
---, Given unfer ny hand thls Ism
{ NorARY's day OF April. 1851.
( sFAL. LEWIS CASSIDY,
- Notary Pub ic.
ap II 6w
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BY Photographic.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April Nyon.-S'acts firm.
Money, ; per cent. tNcnauge-Lcne, a. >h"ri:
1897. state bonds inactive. Government, quiet ana
nrW.
Srsafng.-Noney, 4G5 per cent Exchange.
4S2s 1,,,vcrnments quiet aud firm; rev = lu-a;
new 1 -, ll3A: new As, 40. siate' Ia HS7' fe
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April 90. 1881.
SAILS.
Flour.

WHEAT.-FBifz 80 bushels fair at ff.1e.
= CoRS.-WhIif. J 90 Snsheis veTv rood at 5Ge.
NsAL.-2e bushels uDbo'ted af 57e.
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IRON. STEEL. GRINDSTONEs. &c.

JAMES GORDON. WATKINS, coTrRkLLA GO
TAME> GORDON Il CO.,
y DEALERS N
METALS A>D Gkl\D-IONFs,
Nos. q and Fourteenth street.
NEAR THE fXCHANGE HOTEL.
offer for sale REFINED BAR. ROD, BAND, ana
HOOP. lKON: OVAL. HALF",tAI' HALE,
FOUND IRON; AMERICAN. ENGLlsn; aug
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GRINDSTONE FIXTURES, NOVA stofiA
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L Iron, comprising full ss<ortmeni OF fzlss
Rounds Squares. Oyas, Bands. sc; Russia, Ssi.
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Cast-Ste.I. German aad bistertd >isci. haehlhsry
and yire-stes RaDbli Metal. Pz I'm, sther,
sheet Zine AID solder, Hone->hoss, Ssiis te' &c.
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