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and In fair demand. Pork fairly ac,ive and shade
s,rongsr; 9ln Mess. spot. sl5.l2Aasl5.25; new
mss. sl6. l2k Middles hleier aud strong: long
clear. W 35; snort clear tS 10; long and short.
ss so. Lard about DC haher, closing strong, with
fair trace at ss.57k. Freights Grmer.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March s-FIour quiet aud without
guoiane clsnge. whear--souIheru steady west
ern bisher and firm: southern red. si.Is@sI.zG;
amoer, si20as 10; No 2 we't.Ip winter rec,
.l.lsk; NAV, si.Is,s@si.isS: June. si.i7Ea
slle. Co-n-Sont,iern steady western higher and
nrm southern white 55hc yellow. 5ss.c. Oats
t2@ 43c. Provisions steady. quiet, and unchluged'
C9nce steady; rio cargoer- ordinary ~ fair, loo
i2s; sugar steady: - son, ssc. whIskey srm
al sI.l3. freights nnchinged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March s.-Flour easier; bu, not
Iuoaniy lower. Wheat stronger; Ne. 2 red win
. 'e' ~ Vo@sl,0G Corn ae'vs aud ar2 AZ 1919
actTecfrm, and higher; shoulders. 49, rIDs. $50.
d naeon stronger; shoulders, IS 81; rib. $3.50;
VI o.. sugar 81, aty and unchanged Hoss-Ds.
mand fair prices hgher; common. "a 3jGs5 q
Ia butch % - s" s5 s35C packing, 50 s5&i575;
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. March Flour auiet and firm,
ezra ~ 25toS3 80; choice TO fancy. SJl5M
sse2o Wheat In iair demand al 81. Corn steah At
iST 0si 'r r : 3, ss fSTS sssay
sS l2.c. Bacon fairly active and a ,baf. higher,
shoulders 80. 10: RIBS. $500: clear as s7l,: sn.
gaf'cnred hams, $40. WhIskey sleady at sl.0S.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. March s.-Flour higher: triple ex,r,
W tS9@ b ~ 90; choice to fiYy, s5.lo@ $3.50
sLO3s cash. il.0itmfl.O5la Ami, si.U5a6f
ti.uo May. Corn higher: .9S6 Jqisc cash al n
llhc: May. Oats duI 33ic. cash, sac Nav.
Whiskey q1iet At ) 0s. PorS higher: SIS Is
higher; Shoulders. "a s4.9O: rib. 81 700
SI13: sides. - 90. Bacon strong: shoulders
1919; b. - 1898 so; clear, IS tjG 1915.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March Flour qule, and nm.
changed. Wheai-ipcm ,nd fair pr ces hiQher; No.
z thicago snring 0Stc. cash, 99ir.s$l April.
sl.Oi 81 OAK Nav. Corn steady aud M fair &c.
maud: SIZE cash. 3s2G3SAc April, 424m4zl,r.
Way. Vals steady and firm: 29c. cash 2g1 "a 2g%r
Apri'' $3.50 334c. May. Pork active. fTm, ana
ngner AZ i3,.S2I.s Lard active. hrm, and
ava higher shoulders. "A So: rib 800; Clear,
IS 10. Whl.key steady aud uncliinee,i
NOsing CoH-Whtat-No. = Chicago spring.
n4Zfc. Nav. =, Oats, z9sc. bid and 29ac. a.ked
March; $3.50. Nav.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, March S.-Fiour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat opened firm adv ,nrtd &C.. closed
weak; No. i Milwaukee. hard and soft. nominal:
99hc Nay. sl.0jis; June. IL OiL; No. 3 Nil.
waukce. SSG9 ic.; No I Milwaukee and iI-ctcd
nJnilua'. Corn higher: No 2. 800 Oars dun
No. = 3lr. Rye HominalN 9Jc. tor No / Pro
" ion, hrmer. Mess pork. Sl4.SO e3sn. $l4 90
Apr'l. Lart-Prlme steam, SIO.l5 cash and Mrich
5000 Apr'i. Hogs steady at $500 April.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March S.-Cotton-Nei receipts. sol
bales; grpSs. 1854 bales; futures CLOSED weak:
sales, 100 600 hales: March, go S0G so 81:
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The Derapce Brothers Convicted OF
MupSIaughtcr.

NEW ORLEANS, March S.-The jury in
the Derance murder case returned verdict
OF man,laughier against each OF the three
Deranec brothers. FernaDd. Armand, and
Henri-and all are strongly recommended
10 the mercy of The court.
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RIninp-s SltcPesSOr.

AUGUSTA, Me-, March AT the Repub-
ican caucus Of the members OF the Legis-
lature to-day William p. Frye was nomi'
nared by acciamation rs candidate for the
United States Senate.
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another DIssusfed Home Ruler.

LONDON, March S.-A letter from Patrick
j. Smytb (lIome.Ruler), member OF Parli1-
ment for Tippcrary, was received at the
Land.Leaeue meeting at Traee Sunday last,
in answer TO an invitation to attend the
meeting. Mr.. Smyth says: "The policy OF
the Land Leaguers is stupid ana irrational.
II has sacrificed just cause and dishonored
the country. When ! see Irish women. for
gelfu OF the modes'y becoming their sex,
turning stump orators, and when ! read Of
imbecile couuSels promulgated one day from
public platforms and Withdrawn the next,
bang NY head for shame n an lrishman.
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sI5O.OOO Fire In Vicksburg.

VICKsBURG, MISS, March S.-A fire on
the west side Of Washington street between
Grove and Jackson streets destroyed all The
buildings in the block. Loss, Si5O,OOO;
partlv insured
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Flsur.

rtoar-Little better feeling. We quote Pine,
A2zsS.5O; extra, Sa-ao; snperbne, s4.5sati.75;
fsIsiIy, s7.5OMSS; stanton inspectSssa. extra.
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DEPARTJRE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YUR k.-The Ola SeSSea
Il Dominion 5team5nip Companv'ss SkR&iAh
steamship Wy NNOkE, Captain COUCII, will SAL
FRIDAY, March | IN, ~ ! = O'Clock VI.
Freight received until ii O'Clock \. W.
Through bills Of lading signed ara goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; Also 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. 8l2; steerage, t5 an'
Is.
FOR freight or passage apply 70
g. W. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
NH 9-3l ComUanY's Wharf. Rockets.
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FRA
OHILADELPHIA, RICH- cdtm

ELPHIA, BlCH- dim
/ MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM go
RIVER ANp THE EAST WA FALL. RIVER
THRKE TNEs a Mkkk.-Updi r4:thei no
wins, iesxssg PhiladelpA., every tuesday
TtHTigsNIY, and SirdRDAY, and Rlshsnoal
sysry TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con
nectins At Philadelphia with Clyde ev Enylan,
.ot Oh TiME-EsEQCENT De. INJURIES
Low kST RATES.
JAMES W. McCARRlCK.
General Scat ern A1ent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM q. CLYDE 3 CO..
General Managers,
uo2s Va. ~ so' IN wharves. fn,lA.islphis.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, March 3. 1881.
sALys Il 900 punched soupcns ut 93h; share
Richmond aud DinyiIie 81 ck at s9k; It's shares
virginia Home Insurance stock at ~, ~ do. al 81;
900 Atlanta aud Charlotte Incomes at sjk. 1000
10,
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nay GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
I ACES. LACES!

hLL-LlNEN TOECHOS Mt &c. PER ward:
Beautiful sHELL-PATTERN TORCHON at &c.
per yard;
A new assortment Of yERMfCELLf, CORALJNF,
BRABANT, ODESSA. RUSSIAN, and other
FASHIONABLE LACE-.
AK To see our new Af.L-siLK LABGE-sIZg
LACE FiCHUs ut &c. and 9Oc.
NEW GOODS arriving daily from our boyer, who
Is now North. HUIZI.ER BROTHERS.
NH J25 Broai street.
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The wheat Crop In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March S.-Tbe State
Commissioner OF Agriculture reports the
Iare.sown wheat in a deplorable condition.
The earlier s0wn is doing fairly well.
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Just opened our spring cXti)' IN FINE WOOL
LENS. &c show the largest aud most select la
IN the city.
PATTERNS Gr TROUSERS. COAT and VEST
suns, ONtEtOATS, &C.. In immense variety
COLLARS. CUFFS, GLOVES, UNDkRN EAR
SCARS. 10 winch wc invite attention.
Much money can be- saved To- gent emen who
DatrOulsc this department.
Look ~ our BLACK SILK at $50.
CARD ~. ~ >OP. MOSBl X CO.,
FOUkQC RLAN. PRICE. TFMrLE x 90.
He 27.rlhl
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LATEST FOnEIGN NEWS.
Discussion Of he Arms Bill I'm Parlia-
ment.

LONDON, March S.-The Ilou,e OF Com
mons, In committee on the arms bill,
adopted clause after The rejection Of sew
cral amendments proposed by Home Rulers.
During the discussion Of clause Mr..
O'DonnelI was suspended for dsregaraing
the ruling OF the Chair after scene in
which the Chairman's right 10 name q men,
Der was challenged by the Homc-Ruers.
In the end the Speaker bad to be sent for to
enforce Mr.. O'DOnnelfs suspension.
Clauses 3 and were then adopted.
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FURNISHING GOODS

NAPKINS. TOWELS. DOILIES
C9ErONNk>, F-CLUTHS AZ prices lower
than WET GOODS can be b0neh; for. We can.
however. damage any goods by water I'm a few
moments.
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We are .,rmined u make this department one
of The great feature of cur estap ishment. 70 hi
end solicit cOmpirisOV OF pr ccs wiz any hOu In
The country. Any srdCr- for T. DERWEAR in Cot
ton. Linen, Cambria, or JlcOnct, filled at short
notice.
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MOURNING AND BLACK 90, Ds.

This department u sp' ciaiiy with ou' houses.
aud we can show values never seen before Ia this
city.
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA, Sl.25, $3.50,
s175, ", - Z5-Of rare YaiuF.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE


SALES.
WuR ~ White Lancaster. 40 bushels at SLea ),
Al 22, aud Al &c for faig. good, and very good.
Fullz 10 bushels at sl.I5 81 10, aud Sl.2c ;or
commoA. good aud very good.
CORN.-Whiie. 46s bsshels very good at -.
40 tnsheIs very goOd at Sac. Mixed, Al bsfaeis
very good al Sac.
UATS-5B bushels prime spring at 52c.
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We are now receiving our first lnSialment OF
STRING DRESS GOODS IN BEACH CLOTHS,
BATlSJES, MONIES. FLANNELS, CASH.
MERE SUITINGS. In al the new shades;
FRENCH GlNGHAMs, MADRAS CLOTHS. PER-
GALES, Ia advanced styles Of fabric and color
. iug.
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sIy Telegraph
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March s. Noon STOCKS weak
Money 6 ueI cent. tXchange-lhns' fsu's; SNORT
asa Si,te bonds duli. Governments piitt.
Ersnfng.-MOney. Sat Lilo per cen.. rXchahee'
47g% Governments irrreu'ar: ne" - ~ new
49, IL ~; new A. ll3is states du'i ana Hoi"i-
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yTIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
~ I.,..L. - .rIIr lid CI-II llI DIT HL Ill X

UIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BUCK
INGUAM COUNTY. ON WEDNESDAY me
i6Tm DAY OF FEBRUARY, leel, IN NAcA-
samuel c. Greenhow, surviving partser II himself
ami Robert VI. Bur on, late merchants an'i part-
nrre IN trade, under the firm and >tNl 81 Burton
q Grrenhow who sues tor the benefit Of himself
and all other creditors Of Robert g NJ hia. ne
rv1sed, who Will come IN aud contribute lDtir
inst proportion 10 The costs ana tAp.nses OF ms
...... ,.........'. ''''' ''''''''----i '"iH'
c,u,, !. Nicholas. exccutrx Of Robert G. Nicholas,
gecea,ed aud in h. own right; Robert g. NichQ-
las Jr Iampdeu q. NishOlas and Willie ;. lis
wiz. H. 4 I,arziHl am NJ. W. ms VIE; !. y. VII
itrms and T., n. Williams, PARTNERS As }. X, VII
Iams < Co.; William l.. Cowardin. trustee me
Virginia FiBe and Marine Insurance company !,
LANES y Duni y and Hunter Marsh1ll. irus-
fers: j. l.. Rogers K 81 CaIdozo. FourluIedh
% WiugO Elicit & Ca :. VI K VI. Rosenb1hhi-
" h. Fleming, 4. Oppeahimer. u. W. 0Ntrs
co The NtOn Nicholas r H. hY ior; nnesin'S
Cotlr,ll Robert &. Nicholas, DR., ana Jnnitls u
Nn.by trustees, -. ..... ...........--Defendints
IN cnANCEBY.
The ohie,, az This sut Is to Obtain asettleDent Df
the accounts Of o 4. Nicholas as e&fcuriA OF EO-
hort e. NIxh llas decei 81, and Ia subject his estate
both real aud pers0na.l to ne @ 81 ~,
nn SOS g. part The reef, from the LIST day OF All
usrv, SIS. due TO the paintin ~ deere % aile
Circuit ourt of Buckingham couLtY In the d5ihn-
cery cltse OF Bart8a x Greenhos rs. NichOlas,
sc. -, 81, -, ,b,. o.u.o
And II appearing ~ an ailtdHlt NV" ih ."hs
that tie def, udah - ID. L. Baizi1 anh VI VI. MS
~, fe ere not residents Of the stMe OF virginia, on
the H. Iaoiian II is ordered that The said d.
H. B,srzin, ard w. VI. his wife dnappear hess within
INC ,,onIh aftgptius puhiicaiOpOf tins or arr AMI do
h,, H. necrssarv 10 protect their inter, I In his
sniI. and That a copy OF tbs order tanubll,hrd
ons, week for fear successive weeks he the Riesr,
msod DisI,la.sh, aud anOtheB copy thereof posted
a. ,hc 'front.' DOR OF the couBfhouse 81 this count
o. the first ,Iay " The next bounty Coart.
A copy-1este: r. \. fOkbts, tIerA-
r. r. UHSAgD and ID -
M,n.1,s = uoRsIEy y. IL fe 23-Mtu
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CARRIAGES. BCGGyES. Sc.

w Z. SMITH, c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
F,,ra BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.
SrkSBfS
q. hand FuUR- and six.sEAT FAMILY cAn-
RfAGEs,
stRRY PHAEfON>,
LADIES' and PHYSICIANS rHAETONss
gkEwsTER and Dt XrER sPRING-BCs6lEs.
Alo the following SECONDHAND week;
ONE fxCELLsSr CoUPELtTTE,
SEVERAL Top and oPEN.BC66lSS and
LIGHT sPgiNG-WAGON.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS done i. thss bEsT
MANNER a. Low PRICES.
Estimates furnished FOR 6ENEA.I. oVkh-
HAULING.
A call solicited. NA a.eodnNlaSs,
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Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. "A, Daily.
cave Richmond. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g:3O A.
hrlNc burbtNtie'. ..-..-,..ll ID \. NJ
Train No. 81 connects at Burkevllc with Allan
tie, Nississirpi ana ONO railroad for FsImyille,
Lynchburg. and All souihwesicr poiuis.
Trains NO,. : and AZ cnDnrct ~ suiherlin's with
Milton and sutherl1u Narrow Gauge railroad for
Anton.
Train No. ~ connects AZ Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyile aud all points
I'm Western Ncrb 4, arolni.
Trains Mo-. 80, AZ anj AZ connect AZ AIRLINE
Junction with Atlanta andt narlOfte Air.I Inc rail-
way for all points South aud southwest, aud No.
~ couLccis al Charlotte wish Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusts railroad for all points South, SOUTH
east, and southwest.
Train No. 80 Stops only at Jeersylllc, brakes
Branch, Barksdtc's, DinyIllc, Greensboro. and
salisbury.
Trains from the aboye-nsmed points arrive at
Richmond iiS Z. W.. 1873 \. NJ, amt 7:ls SPIN.
Tram on North Carolina railroad CONNECTS at
GOdsborO' with Weldon aud Wilmington railroad
for Weldon and Wilmington
PUILMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On,Train No. 50-WashiDgtOn. Richmond ana
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
DaDville and Ailsnta
CA Train No. 42-Washington, Richmond, and
Danyille, and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points soutn, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given Oh local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
7. N. X. 1ALCoTT, General Superintendent.
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" FOSTER KID GLOVES

with patent laced fisieniDes our .ccond spring in
~itmeu; just ope ned. containing all The new shades.
We carry The largest stock OF these GLOVES ever
opened ~ hi city.
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FANCY BLACK GOODS,
DRE@S GOODS,

SHUDAHS. BEACH-CLOTH, CAMFL'S HAIR
FLANNEL>, lust opened, and tor sale low.
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The FIRST Arrests Under the Coercion
Act.

DUBLIN. March S.-The first arrest under
the new coercion set was made to-day, the
offender an c,tcd being Joseph b. Walsh, Of
Castlcbar, VINO has been prominently con-
nected with The Land League movement,
and who i a cousin Of Michael Davilt. lie
was followed to the depO, by a large crowd
OF people, who chcered him and groaued
at the police.
LONDON. March S.-The Dublin CORE
spOndent of the Standard says number Of
prominent L9nd-LeagucrS were arrested in
County Kerry this morning, and are now on
their way 10 Dublin. Further arrests are
announced az having been made in West
Cork and County Clare. y telegram from
Dublin this afternoon says twenty persons
have been arrested in the country districts
under the coercion act.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

\ complete line Of LADIES LISLF. SILK. COT
TON. FANCY HOSE just opened; GENTLE.
MEMS SIT kS iu beautiful variety.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND .HEsPsAKEi
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EffEi I AUGUST IS, 1850
PASSEsGEh TRAINS.
800 Z. VI. Leave RirhmOBd daily except SUM
day. connecting al West Point on
URDAI With steamers for all land
iugs on the York river and for Bslti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 \. VI. Leave Richmond daily iexespt sun
l0.l5 A. M.i day, covnecting at west Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY,, WEDNrsD
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New Y0rt ga
MOSDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers TOR PToyi-
dence and bOstgn on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1900 A. NJ. ARRIVE At ksbmOn1 daily leseept
SunIayl connecting At West fofst
TUESDAY, hURSDAr, and SAT-
uI:DAi "i'h steamers from bs'o'
THROUGH FREIGHT TEAMS.
250 L. Ma AUive ~ Siehm"sd AMY texSsp.
S:35 L. NJ Sandayl, cDnbect.sf AZ West Epfnt
with cleaners froia Baltimore. New
Esik. Providence. s<'t A.st1a-
No transfer al frcigh, ~ koAnond 20 or from
southern points. Cars ran through between AtAnte
and West Point.
Careful han,1iy snd dispatch, VITA lo~sss rstss,
guaranteed.
Tnrough halls OF lxaing, with g'iNant<s6 rates
Issued 20 all sor -herp and westsrs potnts.
For 10 for'aat. ON. apply At once of the company
Twenty-thSra aud ibn"k streets, Richmond, Va
ali ls VT. DOUGLAS. Snnerintspo"nI
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Wreck-LOss Of Life.

LONDON, March S-The bark Frederick
Perthis, last reported at Granton, from
Wilmington, has been totally wrecked. The
captain and ten OF her crew were saved
4 whole boat.lOad cap>ized at Queens
town, and seven persons were drowned.
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Nm YORK CnrInN El.rrrls-

NEW YORK. March s.-Cotton-Nei receipu. sol
halc5; gr'Ss. 1854 bales; futures closed weak:
sales. $50 600 hales: March, $40 SO@SlO 81 /:
April. SO sSGSl0.s9. Nav. &lOgIa$lO92 I;
June. Il .O2m - %; july. SllIlM&IlI2;
AuRuh. sll.lJf ~ l.16; September. 5000; Oc-
lobr. SlOi @*lo.43: Noyemncr. $4,000
slO.32: D,cemher, SIu.3l Ia :lO.a3.
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AID DOMINION STEAMSHIP Es,
~ COMPANY. ssSsk go

THIS company viii dlSpsGcG one or tneir splepcit
5teamers-OED DOMINION. WfASObE IAS.
HAITIAN, ard RICHMOND every TUESDAY 4,
FRIDAY. ARA SUNDAY a htsn water.
The fare, accommodations, SID attentions are a ="
surpassed.
~hIps going norm land At Pier 81, North river
foot of S-ag street. SHIPS cClaiDH south Eai IRON
Ppr Al SorSh river, foot OF thrfstODner street,
They hive splendid SaIooDs SIAte-rooDls' Ana bAtb
rooms. -
ss.
vtn dIspaga,A and no charge made except actual e7
penses Incurred.
Freight received until O'C5oek Z. VI. daily.
vor further inIOrmatiUa. Apply 70
GEORGE W. ALIEN h CO., ASspJe,
rayIa Once C0rtusnvis wharves RGrRettA-
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OFFICE RICHMOND. >MiTHFIELD, AND
Hampton STEAMBOAT COMPASY,

OFFICE RICHMOND. >MITHFIELD, AND)
Hampton STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1881.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-S
" Tie elegant and spacious steamer S1kft u
TIGER LILY will hereafter ruR as follows: Leave
her wharf al Rockets every TUESDAY at & 4. W.
for SMlTlIFltLD and All James.riSer landings
returning The following day. leaving >milhheld at q
\. VI. for Richmond and James river landings. On
THURSDAY leaves Richmond AZ 4. VI. for Wind
sOr Shades, Oh Tive ChickahOminy river touching at
al landings on James river Tar down as Diliards
Wharf; returIIng, leaves Windsor shades the fol-
lowing day AT & \. NJ for Richpondand all landings
on James river FROM DiilarI's Wharf up. ON SAT-
URDAY She goes 10 HAMPTON direct, Ehaying
Richmond al q \. VI for an James-riyer landings.
Old Point. and sailors Home. returning ou MON
DAY at \. VI. for Richmond and James-rlysr
landings.
For freight or passage, apply al wharf or al office
Of company, 1917 Cary street.
ia 20 GRIFFITH & SPRATLEY, Agents.
DOR MORE FOLK, BALTI-cSLus,
MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANE
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
OPENS TO-DAY

STEVENS
OPENS TO-DAY
An immense assortment of LADIES and GEN
LISEs, from 81 to s.. IA Black Red, Brown
all leather. See bliss ock before buying.
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xAsLsUAD Lnnxs.
- edmond AND ALLEGUANY
~ RAiLHOAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS 10 AND FROM RICH
MOND AND wILLiAMsOS's.


LEAVE RIcDuOrD.
4lO " VI. Passenger. d.lly lexc.pt srnSayl. ar
rsying AZ Reno Bluf SOC q. ~.
lO;3VA. NJ Freight 5nd Passenger, leaves daily ten.
cent : Dd,y). arri. ing at Bremo Bu6
sos y. ~.
LEAVE SRENo BLrYy.
t:2O AZ W. Passenger. dsiy i'xecpt SDndsyl, ar.
irving In Richmond 1910 A. ~
IOS2O A. ". Freight ana Passenger. daily &. xccpt
suniayl arriving In &ichmoud G:OJ
Pm.
LEAVE wTLSFAwSOx't.
$50 4. H. Freiebt and Passfpg,I dsNy ieyrept
snocayl. arriving IIoeaa nan l:tO r.
".
LEAVE BUCHANAN
300 l.. W. freI2ht ana PASSENGER. Cssiiy iexcept
sunday, arriving WiHhmsops 6:s5
Pm.
Packets leave Columbia 4. VI. Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays.
and ohio railroad TO points sast and west.
o. :. BARBOUR.
General Frehst and Tleket Agent.
DECtJUR ASrtLL, General usDsser. fe17
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COURT ORDERS.

The object cf this suit sto recover OF NE aid &C.
PENDANT Henry W. Cox. the sum OF - 20 -. with
Interest thereon The rate Of PER ctntun rcr an
mum from the b day of October 1861. NM pail
for Il, bt due from him Ia the said pdlnln Johh .
Pincrb.ck by bond. go
And an affidavit having been made and hied maj
the sand defendant, Henry Cox i hpt Iesideht
Of mi, Stale il i hereby ordered that the said Henry
". Cox DO appear here within one monih amer dhe
publication Of this order, and 10 what - necessary
to protect his interest I'm this suit.
\ cOpy-Test, ...,,.,,. ut,
Mv,nE HASKfSs H. H. Hh9
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

DICHM0ND AND PETERS, UKG
IL RAILROAD.-CommeneiR SUNDAY. Feb
ros 20. 1884, trains ON this rad Will run as fol-
lows:
Leave Richmond-Fsst N,iis. 3:35 p. VI.
Through Mails. i235 r. NJ: Through Freight,
6:lJ \. NJ Through Msis. 1920 Y. H.; freight
lls40 \. W.
Special Norfolk Express, arranged especially To
provide quick Transit beIwses Richmond and Nor
folk-Ltaye Richmond. 1000 l.. VI,
Leave eieishurg- FAST Mtiit. 3:i4 A. VI.
Through Mails, $40 A. NJ; Through Freight,
S:33 n W.; Through FREIGHT, $50 y. MI;
through Mails. $40 L. NJ; 80 cha! Norfolk TX.
press.f $50 \. VI.
tpaly
fDdily except sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS-Ieaye Rich-
mond 900 4. VI. ana $50 +. VI: leave Petersburg,
lO:iO \. VI. 700 4 VI.
For further Information apply st depot, Garber's
Ticket Once. $50 Main street, or office Genera
Passenger Agent No. Tenth stiect.
T. ID. KLINE.
General SUPERINTENDENT.
A.PoPE. General Passenger an" Ticsci Agent
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IMMATURE ALMANAC-MArcm Q. 1881.
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MIII.IN EkY.
PROFESSIONAL.

~ G. GRISW0LD,
W
OFFICE SOUTHWEST CORNER BANK AND
ELEVENTH STREETS,
will practice in all the In the city OF Rich
mond snd of the counties of HeDrico and Hanover.
NH .eodllR
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Another Enrtbuuake.

LONDON, March .-Dispatcbps report that
another earthquake occurred at Casa
macciola Monday, and that eleven more
bodies were found. The latest reports show
that 12G persons have been killed and l79
injured.