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fFor the Dispsseh.J
Centennial Trees.

The Governor OF Virginia has received
The following communication, an0, not
thinking II proper that he should take any
of5clal action 10 the premises, has referred
n 10 me (as being sort OF supervisor OF the
eelds and forests, l SUPPOSE Tor my con-
sideration and suggestion:
CsKTRALIA, CHasrsRBIHLD COUNTY, VA,
August IL, 1881.
10 His Exceiiency Governor Of V'rginiG
Nav call your attention to the possible
pettinence OF officially asking the people OF
shh State-those interested-to plant some
Tree thi. fall as a mark OF remembrance OF
our Centennial.dey upon which the nation
Pardon this venture, II OF naught.
Truly, II. A. CATLIN.
venture TO propose that each person In
Virginia above 10 years OF age should plant,
o. have planted, q Centennial tree next fall,
and that the tree should. a. far as prsciica-
BILE, be a ,cdfnut, for the reasons that this
tree Is nut-besring, 10 long-lived, makes a
good shade, and improves the land around
n. II carried out, this would secure the
planting OF several hundred thousand wal.
not trees, and IL IL could be fully carried
out. nearly half million. Another induce
nent to do this IL that walnut makes very
valuable timber, which is getting scarce
aud while II Is not proposed that these trees
should ever be cut down for the timber un-
less they die, there Is no doubt but what
their planting would lead TO the pF0psga-
ton aud planting OF many more. Only a
few days sioee / saw wslnuttree with
twenty-five or thirty young trees coming up
under IL, snd this frequently recurring
would cause the young trees to be set out,
aud macy, no doubt, would propagate
ttemselyes through the fields and forests.
A short time since saw paragraph in en-
agricultural Journal that some one In Texas
had plated out ten acres OF wslnuts, from
which he was selling 81, 900 Of walnuts, and
expected when the trees we're large enough
30 sell The timber for 100000. A walnut
grove OF ten acres, we doubt not, would be
good legacy for parent 10 leave his child.
THOMAS POLLARD,
Commissioners OF Agriculture.
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re La Hrs. Hurdk. MIS-. Lydia y
uur3j<, 4 most esiImsble lady, widow @
C<nsin Levi Hurdle, died in A'exanof's
Tbur<s,as night. II 50 savsnced age. mucu
rrersfsed. Her father. Captasn Uriao sen.
kfns. commanded, possIesy, one 81 we mrs,
rttkuSosts that successfully nas'ksssu
{. James river. He lIycatn Manchester wren
srbore. ana died here. and = avn remem
k~rcd by old residenfs. The annals o.
kJexsnaria Washington Lodge Furnishes
sSs IolIcwlng sAe,cb Of BIN:
I. irish JenkSns was born IN the STATE OF
Rhode Island In 1880. 10 1916 be com.
wss.3ed The steamboat Washington, TIE mrs,
steamer employed on the Potomsc. settieo
n Llexsndrsa In gSio. In 1872 be was an
CIDER on board toe sDip jersey, which wa
lost a. sea; the crew, however, was saveu.
IN is1s be took command Of the sieamooa,
Potomac. on the Norfolk and hicnmon :.
Lire; aud on Wednesday, February you ~
That wear, General Lafayette spd DIS sul.e
were among the passengers from "asninx'
fon. 10. G. He died Of Manchester, pear n'cn,
mono. va, January II, 1887, ana recelveo
Masobic burisI. He wss present =. .ue ns'
sonje BANQUET given In honor OF Lsihyf.se'
Ysbrunry 81, 1875. lie received tbe ma
ssnIc degrees IN Liverpool in 1908. ano
pnited With Washington Lodge IN lSze
uh daughter, Mrs. LYDIA Il. Hurdle
r;dow OF Levi, resides IN Alexandria"
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Kallor Dsepotca, the sorry y Tint SKYE
terrier and TO rats iappIne N "; ona o. sns
4 ne saueer in Muuankee y mol 4 an suf.
psisins, and w&s eanslisd rsceniiy 70 snl'
eI,y. A lady visiting TREAD was SUIT
nrIsea 10 see cot and rat botp atlns'ns
out a. the same vessel s; The b5dfans, ana
called at the family 10 witness the same'
This IS authentic. -,
Ia Norfolk recently the writer sso Deen
in the babit Of giving ,cdter every e.en'os
10 black s. Tommy" very old ano ieeD,s'
lse dax during the late shot" spell Dc
forp6 the cat apparently dying. but gave
him sbe water As usual. In the morning ne
ysra. with a rat, also dead, in bis jaws.
TIE poor thing had caught ,be rat. out wa
tao weak 70 eat It, and 30 dsct. never reiaA'
ing biz hold. L
Y,oti, the above are facts. n
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By TeIegrspn.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK August a. N00n.-Stocks cull ano
fairly steady. Money, 4d6 per cent. Exensnsn -
Long. 479kSa4e2k; short, 1884. State bonus JUL
eG sSsnfnal9MoSey, s@5 per cent ExcbanEe
A7Q Goyernments generally firm; new o's: 1Vli
new AIS, Il3X; new as, ll4k. States iaacIi'e'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August 27.-SThe POsts financial arl-
ce II 40 T.. NJ. edltlonl says The stnoA-h
markets have been very dull, but nrm Iose ia,
The close Yesterday. Uniled states Donds ope1eo
rather weak, but Afterwards advanced ts1 oei
cent under an Increased demand. State tOnus were
fea tuEeiess while railroad bonds, unuer iar IN
ouiry, were higher. The stock market was decided
~ Arm in the early Transaction, and prices 90
| ysnced y 10 2 per cent. the improvement Delne
most marked IN ouisvie and Nashville, lllin0l'
Central Northern Pacific, 81. Paul. the cos stocks
and the southwestern shares. After the publcatlos
OF The bank sta ement there was reaction OF 10
per cent Foreign exchange Is dull, the tendency q
The market being toward still greater dlnerenss
between long and short serling in anticipation OF
further advance I'm The Bank. OF England rate.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The weekly statement o.
the associated banks shows the following changes
| Loans decrease, s6,l73,200; specie decrease
A, 0S7 900 legal tenders increase 136SlOO De
p0siis decrease. 81 800; circulation increase
! A24 900; reserve decrease. &l.e5C.325.
The banks now hold SS20,6O2 IN excess oil leEs
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 27.--Virginia o.. consos
10: past.dUe coupons, 924 second series, SS; new
l0-40s, ON. BID to-day.
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Brsefs.-Louise Truebeart, the infant
eblld Of cx.City Councilman Edward GAIA
sber, died in this city Saturday morning
She will be buried from 81. Peters Catbe'
drsl. Richmond, this evening ut O'Clock.
On Friday and Saturday evenings the
tides 10 James nyer were unusually high
MANY OF the familiar rocks between Mayo's
islsnd and the Manchester shore bad peace
full waves ripphBg over them. The Oiym-
pic Boat Club we're out in full force.
ON Saturday forenoon the reservoir pump
was unable to work on secouLt OF low
water. In the evening when the mills
stoppfd the turbine wheel cbeerfully re-
sumed its accustomed ayocation and noise.
There will be services at Meade-Memorlal
church at 8 O'Clock Sunday evening. The
other city churches. white and colored, will
have the usual services morning and eve
ming.
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Police Matters. There were no cases be-
fore the Police Court Saturday. Lste 90
the evening Of that day Chiei-of'Pohce
I,lpscombe captured on Holl street rural
serIsen named Timaleon Brown from ihe
nsighborhood Of the Midlothian turnpike
who, under the influence OF stimulantss was
about enrolling himself Sc local nuisance
one OF The Grmger's friends promised 10
haul bin out Of the city II permitted 70 90
40. and The Chief, gladly availing himself OF
Az excuse for not depressing the liberty OF
even the bumblest citizen, gladly assisted
IN loading Brown into an empty vegetable
earl. which was soon thereafter seen making
ma way SOulh.
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rxcELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND 70
n, Er1cprN FURNITURE. CARPETS BED BED.
n1re xc.. Ar AUCTfON.-At the request ea sne
Gmilv who are decnsng bou.ekeeplpk ~. a. ~,
"a he residencc. Nc. oil north fwentn sree'' On
MONDAY THE germ Instant.
at 10 O'Clock, all the HOUSEHOLD fukN'ohh'
eo unsswnsS y WALNUT CHAMBER-sUlT,
! a1,0TrA0E CHAMBER SUIT. s,u,voa
HAZE AMI gHUCK MATTRESSES. cfhsE"o'
se,s on ROLsTERS and PILLOWS,
pRf,DfHC TOfLET-3ETe. u,n,op
akNnsowE WALNUT-fRAAE PAhLOh-
SUIT. upholstered In crimson repS-ee'o"
uARHie.ToP PARr.oR-TABLEs,
WALNUT HAT-RACk.
BFD.LOUNGE, FkNi,Ehs, cpv-ro
BRUSSELS and TWO-PL1 CAhFEAe'
RUGS. LACE CURTAINS,
WHLNJT fxgENsfON DINING TABLE,
WALNUT sIDEBOARD and CHAlks;
rRoCKERY, GLASSWARE. TIEM AEE'
handsomely decorated FRENCH CHINA TEA
SILVER. PLATED WARE
An excellent COOKING RANGE and APPuh-
SELF FEEDiNG HEATING-sToyE-
THE epectai attention OF those IN want o. koV V
furniture Is called " this sale, ss every artics III
the house Is as good ~ having bfen usen 9hiy
few months. JNO. r.. bhO0h 1c,,ore.r
% AeSsstnS-s-
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The solid South is thing that the North
very naturally objects TO. But the South IS
aoIid for Democracy as measure OF seu'
defence against the solid colored vote.
the colored vote Is solid aad threatens cor
run,,on wherever It exists. The sneak.
white Clique that seeks the aid OF the solid
coIored vote Of Maryland Is destined to q
crushing defeat. Baltimore Gazette.
We kill our rulers when we remove from
the human system whatever dlsorganizes
the nerves. DIR. Benson's Celery ana
Cbamomile Pills relieve from subiection 70
The power OF headache, sleepiessness, ana
dyspepsia. They contair no opium or nurt'
fui drug.
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-
ia declined IT,. ala ssrsf ase sst ys<nss :s
Hos er1 rsu.sos and 'zht - pe1ssS.e' ! p'e>-
- 49, 1oussviLLk.
LoysvSs e. t ss i a us corr sl sss,
7os os. anei Il zts rresisgs ;cads LI q &
iis pss ~ so 90 . siss sii 90
ssssrcsrse Ss@s isz@isc. whisky steady AZ
sl.is. ST. LOUIS.
49, .onfs August az.-Flour steady and %.
cssnred wheat fsirlJ sctivs. ssm, s sns.@ssEs'
Oats better g sess. Pess s ITO sisss. sil.
Rseon styouR: shoulders, $500; sioes ho'A'"-"'
eIi.3o. Wniskey lower.
CHICAGO.
,.,,c.ao- .Ansust 27.-FIonr steady and M
chansec Wheat sctve. nrm, aus higher 1T s,n.
srrrsusrr ans occasionally excited. 20 Iel M
xr1sst 81 2ex October. Corn buoysnf and unset ,s
ted clcsinr over; elkc. cash, August; anu =. a,n
year Os fsiry sctvs and sasae sc,iye and
sigs,r Al ala Lard stesdv and uncns nkeee,
fulk. meats steady and uDcbangei. Whisse, S's""'
and unchanged At tl.l6.
~rw.nrvr. Auxust 27-Fiour scarce and nrrs.
wheat strong; No. 1 Milwaukee, hari, somln ,s :
No MIlvsukee. soft cash, August, and ,eptemoeI
s127f; October sizoa; Urn nI ,os % ana nomi-
naIly unchanged At 69Hc. for NO =; ,AS WE
85xc for No. 2. RIVE stronger al sd.Oa Ipl 40 ns.h
sr Aes.rpofk. 81 .95 cash and september, ~ go
Octsbcr ierd-Prime steam, ~ ls5o cssn snu 80 -
tembey al 80 October. Hogs steady with fair de-
nsnd at s6af6.b0.
NEw YORK COTroN FUTURES
NEW YORK. August 20.-Cotton-Net rseeipss.
$40 bales: gross rectipts, eZ7 Dsles ,n.1ro.
cioSed dull: saes, $4,000 bales; AuEust, SILL
| Remember. 9Il.336til ga; October, slO 20
NOVEMBER, t1O94@s1 0.ee; December, eiD.s9 :
Japuarv. gill; February, III ~ "s W.
I'll .60M4l1.6I.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August 81. 1881.

WHEAT White, 10 bushels seed at tl.62; 1852
bushels very good at $3.50; 26 bushels good al
&lA5. Lancaster. So bushels prime at 81 90; 142
bushels very good at e1.50: 90 bushels fsir al
81 80; 100 bushels good at 81 40 and tl.4S $50
bushels fair Al kl.45; so bushels fair At OIL 40
Mixed, 492 bushels very good at 81 80; 20 bushe
gOoa at Las. Fuliz, lea bushels very Eood al
81 AS 220 bus hels very 90 at 81 AS and 81 Al
fair a,sl .35 10 tl.3e; SO bushels common al $I.l5
to 1892.
CORN.--Wblte, 1912 bushels very good anc
nrfmg at 65c.; 100 bushels verv good at Sac
Mixed. 100 bushels good al sac. Yellow, AZ bush.
els very good AZ SAC.
OATs.-26 bushels prime winter at Csc. 20 bush
els very good spring at 53c.
RYE-s bushels very good at 81; ii bushels
prfme at 81 .O5.
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Psrsonol-Miss Leila Baliowe, daughte
~ Councilman Balowe, who has been on
lengthy visit to Norfolk, returned Saturday
Captain John Hampden Chamberlain
and lsdy and Pollce-Justice ID. q. Richard
son. Of Richmond, and Judge j. III. Gregory
OF Chesterfield County Court. were IN the
city Saturday.
Councilman A. G. Evans and family, wh'
have been visiting Norfolk for some time
past, returned to their home in Manchester
9aturday.
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II sounds rather queer to hear those Re
ppbilcsn editors who have 9 superb record
for scrateAing aud bgjifng abusing General
Wiekbem because be prefers 10 aide With
the Debt Payers rather than help the Re-
adiosting fsctioa OF Virgins Democrats.-
Hos1sagtoa Post
Write 10 Mrs. Lydis r. Plnkbem, No. 23S
W1cst<fn avenue, Lynn, Mass. for pampb.
)cle reIsiiys 70 the curative properties OF
NJ vegetsbje Compound 10 ali female COM
1i<Ipis,
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Not Cdndidate.-Judge William l.
clopton, late Of the Manchester Hustlng'
0onrs and County Court OF Cbesterneio'
has given bis friends 70 understand tnat DC
II moi q candidate for the House OF Dele
rs,es from The district, composed OF PoWha'
ian. Chesterfield, and Manchester.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
l0l6 Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM ON THE OSBORNE TURNPIKE TWO
MILES BELOW THE CITY, OPPOSITE " TREE
HILL.n-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
Martin Louahuane and wife 10 the undersigned as
trustees, dated June H. 1878. and recorded In the
clerks Office Of Heurico County Court, ID. Is. lOl,
page 90, default having been made In the payment
of two certain notes secured iberein and being re-
duired so 10 DO by the beneficiary under said deed,
we shall sell by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1881,
on the premises. at IL 81, all that certain TRACT
OF LAND, with The improvements thereon. located
in the county OF Henrico, the north side Of the
old Richmond and Osborne turnpike. about two
miles east OF the city of Rich 'nOnd, containing
SEVENTY-TWO ACRES, be the same more or
less" The DWELLING is good TWO-STORY
FRAMED HOUSE With six rooms, built since the
war. The barn Is substantial, and the out-hOuses
are In good order. The land IL good aud all In
search OF a hrst-cass place are invited TO attend the
sac
TBRMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and two
notes OF 5000 each. with interest, due respectively
June 2. 1850. and June IL, 1881. and credit as
10 5000 due Juoe IL, 1882, and $1,000 due June
12, 1888; balance, II any, announced az sale.
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
WILLIAM G. MONCURE.
Trustees.
FURHAN TUPPER, Auciioneer. aul9
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Flnnr

Four-We quote Fine, s4.50As5 extrA, "a
super6ne, s6.25@46.50; common family, S7@
sT.2a; choice or paten, family, as GSe.25.
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FINANCIAL.
orouMoND sTOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. August ~. 1891
sALEs-FIBsr BoARD.-l0 shares Richmond ana
Allegheny al 43K. so 90. at a., 10 DO. at Az oV
DO. at44; 10 snsrrs Norfolk and Western preferred
at sax, 10 do. at 54x 10 do. at 54K, 10 DO Al o4H'
90 shares Citizens Bank at 21K, 10 DO. Al 2lH.
SECOND BoARD.-600 Fredericksburg city I'sa
11b: 100 shares Richmond aud Danviise stock ID
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USTEE'S SALE OF SMALL
Il FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. JAMES
STREET, BETWEEN FEDERAL AND COUTTs
STREETS.-By virtue OF certain deed OF trust
exeeuted by Benjamin Yancey and wife TO the un-
0erSigned trustee, bearing date on the % day OF
May, 1878, and recorded IN the clerks office OF
Richmond CbsDcery Court, Deed Book 1l2 A, page
1873, default being maze IN the payment or the note
secured therein aud being required so To do bY the
holder OF Abe same, | shall sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1881,
On the premises, at @ O'Clock L. ~, "all Of that
LOT OF LAND, with the Improvements thereon,
lying and being Ia the city Of Richmond, state
Of virginia. in that part of said city known
Duvalrs addition. fronting thirty feet on the west
ern side Of ~. JAMES street, between Federal and
COu,ts streets, aud running back between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty feet TO an aHey nine
feet wide"
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and note Of
1900, With interest from july rs, 1881 +; balance,
If any, announced At sale. NJ BATES, Trustee.
FURNAN TOPPER, AuciiOueer. an 10
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AtlGxl0n HA1ks..rl M. y 80
ByR.B. ChafBn q CO.
Zeal Estate Agents and Auetionesrs
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
PHOENIX IRON FOUNDRY
on
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS,
CITY OF RICHMOND,
TOGETHER WITH 12o-HoRsE POWER
ENGINE, BLOWER, CUPOLA,
FLASH, PATTERNS, &C,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant TO decree OF The District Cont OF me
rrntted sfafes for the bsstern District % virginia
entered ON the l8 h August 1881, In the matler =,
Wi,Iism Is. took, bankrupt, the undersigned special
commissioners named therein. wiii' on -,
TUESDAY THE 3OTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1891
at 10 O'Clock NJ on the premises proceed TO sell at
nnbiic snctIon 10 the highest bidder all the rgnt,
lille claim ard interest OF william Is. Coos 70 wy
building known as the PHGNI1 FOOkD ~ e an
situafed as above described together with the leSse
81 the gronnd which expires on the Isl Gay o.
,Tuly 1899. This building fronts forty lsen on
Eighth street. and runs back between parallei nnes
depth of one hundred and ihirty-tnree ieet' more
Ortss -, ...otaan
AT the same time and place VIII oe scu an
ENGINE Of 120-norse power
/ BLOWER, l CUPOLA,
100 FLASKS,
40 CON BARRELS,
500 Com plete PATTERNS,
10 IRON SADDLES,
In ane. ~ is believed that this sale VIII embrace
ev r necessary TO work complete foundry
VI psrsons de.irin1 TO purchase will do well 10 ex-
anime this property before the day or sale, as u rs
seldom that such opportunity is offered 10 engage
TERMS OF SALE : Cash. F. 7: TUkNER'
G. X. MACON,
SpecIaI Commissioners.
Sale by n. b. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneers.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81, 1881.
ARRIVED.
etean.bip Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merehan
disc and passengers. G. W. Anen 20: s-...,
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarriok, agent
Steamer Tiger Lily, Walthsll. Chlcfahominy n 50
chandse and passengers, W. A. D. Cs'e' snpsr"
Schooner Nsjor W. II. Tantum, Shoe. PSiadel-
phia, coal, s. n. Halves.
dice, TO order.
steamer Ariel. CHORD. Norfolk, United statss
mail merchandise aud passengers, l.. b. Ts'1m'
sImer Lucille Bennett, Baltimore, mersdsa-
disc. j. W. McCarrick. ageni.
Schooner SeteGawa. Zulen Newark, N.J', lumoer,
Curtis Parker.
Bark vIneo'f (Nor.) Talsksen, Rouen. France,
81 ,040 bushels Wheai, Thomas Branch q Co.; res
sci, Curtis 4 Buck.
BELOW, BOUND UP.
Brig Zercin (Br), rom Hampton Roads TO load
for RI Grande do Sui.
Tug Pulaski, with one schooner In tow
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE Arrived 26ih: Schooner Arabells,
PIN ,TI Pa Arrived 2eh: Schooner L. A.
Dauenhorer. Cannon, from Richmond. Also,
schoOners Dan, Chamberlain: Agnes. Wilson; >. Z.
Kelsey. Sieelman-froB VIRGINIA; Julla a. Chaih-
beroin, Bcoye, from james river,
NEW YoRK-Arriyed 26h: SchOOners Harry
LsndeIl, Hankiu; Lydia Middle on, Bonnell; sarah
and Lucy, ROwker: Ellen HOlgate, Watters: EXIT
ton, Keene; Edward Slade. soDsr: Nj u. SooE.
FAIkinberg; Sarah j. Hoyt, Robinsou-all from Nir-
gnia.
HYAMIs-Arrived gath: Schooner Dolphin, from
Richmond, Va, for Portland.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. August 27.--ArrlVed: Steamers Epls
Bermuda, ~. Bernard, GlensannOx, Acton. Ci'J OF
Montresl, Trayapcere. Brltannie. Arrived out
Steamers Mauitoban, Wyoming, Utopia, Republic
Statesman.
NEW YORK August 27.-Arrited: Steamers Yea
land. Delaware. Arrived ont Steamers Republic,
81. Peere, Justine, II. IRRersoil, Tonawanda.
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.ezve
hnOnd. 3:45 L. N lO:lO 4. III 1000 T. ~
rive at
81 Point 5:55 Z. N. l:45P.M l:I5A.u

All trains daily except Sun 'ay.
Passenger train connects At West Pslnton TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS With
steamers 10 ana from Bal imOre.
Freight trains will have passenger coach attached
Train No. Al connects Al Burkeyilie with Not.
folk aId Western railroad for tarmyille Lynch.
burg, and all Southwestern pOiEis.
Train No. so fast maill stops only az Jetefsyi'e,
Burksville, Drak,'s Branch, Rsrksda'e's. Dsuyl.,
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. Sp4ranbarg'
Greenville, Seneca T0ccOs, Lula, srd G4iuesg.e,
connecting Al Atlanta for all points south and >oln
west.
Train No. AZ (hrOugh passenger stops az all -
SUtherlin Nzrrow-Gauge railroad fsr Milton;
Salisbury with Westsin Sorth Carolina railroad iof
all pOinIs In Western North Carolina, Al Atiu9
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger aud mall f1N
at all stations. connecting al Sutherln's uh hllos
ana Sutherln Narrow Gauge railroad f0r A.I0l
at Atlanta for all points South and Southwest;
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and August
railrusd for Columbia, Augusta, savannah au
Trains from the South arrive at Richmond Il f47
r. NJ. 3:t2 z. M.l7:l3 A. NJ. and J lis +. b.. az
from West Point "a 1918 A. ~ Passeug,rh l3j
r. NJ. and s:25 z. N. freight.
PULLMAE-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 5O-RichmOnd TO Atlantis.
On Train Ne: 4s-Hew forS and AtaaA ri1
Richm0ns, aud Greensboro to HeRry's sagol,
Western North Carolina railroad.
on Train No. 42-Washingt0u, ard RichH0lt,
and Danyille, and Danyilie and Augusta.
Bon-Air passenger trains leave l'ichmoud a go
A. n. snd 6:35 Il. NJ; arrive al Bon Ara 634 A.
N. and 6:5s II. 81. arrive II C0ilheld al I'lz A.
n;,ns 7;ll " Ee'1rning, leave y C ...a, 81
N. ssd TAO Pm; arrive at Richm0 al SIS A.
N. and T.. NJ All passenger trai rs except lhc Ia
mail stop at Bon Air.
southwest, ana baggage checked through
No lsy-over checks Given on lecai tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agen.-
T. d. X. TALC0TT. General Manager aN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-28
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. August 27,-Co irregular and
| Use consolidated net receipts, 5,9TO bales; ex.
ports. none. Southern hoar arm with fair Inquiry {;
choice extra. S7lO@ts50 Wheat options open.
ed al lk@Ic higher, closed with the advance
aecu. eoss unIr5deS s ,sHs; sa.27Sslsi nn-
@I.40@si AZ; red, sep ember, VI 444aal. 45k;
october, &l46s: November, sl.49k@sl 80.
Corn kakc. lower, closing dali and weak un.
traded. 6567lsc.: No. 2 Wbfe. 79kc.: yellow,
78c; No sep embsr. 7ix@71xc.; October. 73K
ta74c. Oats, klGfc, higher and less active; No. B,
AlA@4lkc. Hops unchanged and ia moderate de.
mand COffee du and unchanged. Sugar quiet and
VnebsnRed. Moasses quiet. aud unehange'. Rice
steady aud quiet R0sin firm at $2lO942l7z.
Turpentine s.eady 81 4p4e Wool nrm, With good
Sic Pork a shade stronger and moderately &C i've
At Rle.50@$l6 rs. Middles steady aad quiet; Long
clear, 9Ac; Shors, l01sc Lard lover aud active at
&il40Mtil.0S. Frelghis lower.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 27.-Flour strong City Mills
advanced zoe ntarrsi others nnenanged. Whea' "a
cloelus strong; sou<bern red 81 .4udsl .43 amber
9l.509tl.66: No. 1 Maryland, I'll Aek: No. 2 west
ern winter REQ. snet and August, 81 42@sl A.;
eI4ex; November. I49sGt14eh Corn-South-
era steadys western castor and inactive: SOUTH
ssa rs's scusers sfasae n yss White 90 30
laB2s. mixed. 49@k0c: Penasy isanis, 6l9
SIC Provisions 1rm and UNCHANGED. toffet quiet;
steady: 'A'' fost. 9Hc. Whiskey sieads n sl.19K
61tl 20. fregbis Gull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
cIxcIKSATr, Ausast 27.--wheat ~ eocd o.
maRd AZ fail prices: No. red winter. ei.Se. Corn
IN fair demand a. 664e6tc Oats In fair demand
40 lover, a. zs@s..s, Pofs somlnslly ~.
Iaoaldtrs, ne; RIB, zoe, asked. Bacon stronxi
'bouiaefs, 36 62x; sides, sll.i2f, Wblskey steady