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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20
NOTICE..

(NAME tn MY PREMISEN. On Or Boa13
u June Is 1884, one roam riding horse, branded -U
on near hip The owner have same by proving Fss
perty and paying charges .,, ,s,--,
jnyl0 JAMES Dofsx-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20
sTOCKa.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
200 Ophir-6x
$50 Mexican-7X
25O Gould and Currv-460
20 Best and Belcher-9H
475 talif'rnia-75c
$50 Con. Virgnia-l IS
go ChOllar-2A
24J Savaye-2 20
200 PMoSi-2 Is
40 Hale aud NOrcrOss-3 80
$40 Crown Point-2 40
go Yellow Jacket--4 10
500 Imperial-15c
% keniuck-2X
100 Alpha--2k
l2O Belcher-2 30
400 Sierra Nevada-61
40 Ulah-6x
20 Bulii"n-65
$50 Excnequer-1 O5
$40 Overinan-1 30
100 Jns,ice-95c
$50 UniOn-9H
800 Alta-4 10
$50 Jula-40c
$50 silver Hlli-15c
$50 Lady Washington-20c
200 New York-l5c
ITO Benton-l
$50 SrOrpion-1 Is
ls5 North Elk. Uiah-S0c
800 New Wells-Fargo
100 Curri>-l4
$50 Andes-l 40
EVENING BOARD.
As Enraka Con.-3l
100 BeimOnt-Stc
l30 N. Beliefs .
100 Manhaiian-2X
500 Grand Prize-40c
100 Argenta-l0c
$50 Siar-l
200 Belle Isln-25c
100 Albion-3 s.
$50 Wales-lH -....
SO Mt. Diahln-SH
40 Bodie-6lz
$50 Bech,el-l so
100 Tit ga-4Oc
% Ruwer-c 20
$50 SyDdicate-3Oc
200 Blarkna~ k-l5c
100 South Rn.iie-25c
$50 Mono 3 10
800 South Bulwer- 900
60 Noondav-65
so North NOnn.iay-25
l2O TIotop-4 80 .M-
80 Head Center-9Oc
200 Giant and Oil Abel
100 silver King-20
50 Belvifere-25c
4a5 Oro-7O
so AdGienda-lOc
200 Sulphuret-3
100 Tranquility-2
$50 Navajn-75c
$50 TuScarOra-30o
$50 Day. Is
80 Summit-25c
100 Conror'iia-7O
500 IOlmps--4O
400 Runk-r-l5c
l?5O Bodie Tunnels 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

Men who pride themselves upon being
Satanic frequently mistake the ears Of
m -. III the horns Of the Devil.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

Location of principal place Of business Cirson CAs
Nevada Notice is hereby given that at m citing q s,r
Board Of stces held the fifteenth 5th) day Of Scf
1884, an asses ment &" p of five dollars s5) per zf
levied upon the CAPT al stock Of the corporat,
able Immediately, in United STATE gold coin, to the sns
ret ry, the office Of comply Any stock vses
which this assessment hall remain unpaid on
MONDAY, THa FIFTEENTH DAY Of AUGUST, ffGn,
Will be delinquent md advertised for sale at pub'r arg
tion payment is made before will be SALE
wedne day. the fourteenth Q4h) day of September ia
to pay the delinquent assessment together with eosn
adv rtis ny and EXPENSES of sale.
jyl8Sd CP. MASON, Sesretssy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

The Stock Exchange has not reached
this o6lce for . week. "a 90 9gff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

p. FISHER. Advertising Agent, Fl Merchants
xctsnse. il sole agent for the AosxzSo APrRAL IN San
Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

Dan Lyons, lately business manager
of the Chronicle, is now branching out
for himself and has formed partner
ship with Frank Malone in the WON:
and coal business. From what this
scribe knows of the firm he can vouek
for the fact that in selling coal it Will
be 1900 pounds to the ton every time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20

Huo Parker has disposed of all Of his
land locked salmon, except about fifty.
by placing them in the Carson river.
The fish are very sturdy and attain s
weight Oftwelve pounds. Inabout thres
years those who fish for the salmon nj
the Mexican dam will need clothes
lines to land the game.
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Attempt to Assasstuatc n Nebraska
Attorney.

CHEYENNE, Wy, March 3i.-A special
from Sidney, Neb., 10 The Leader gives the
following particulars o! an attack on At,or-
ney w. II. Michaels. Of that city: This af-
ternoon desperate character named Tom
Ryan attempted 10 assassinate w. III.
Mtchac'>. an attorney here. with q knife.
Ry9n irHlcled very ugly cut on Mr..
Michaels's mead, but failed to accomplish his
purpose, owing to the resistance made by
Mr.. Micbaels. The cause Of the attack was
that Mr.. Michaels had appeared against him
short time ago, and secured his conviction
for biting piece cut OF the lp OF frel Inter
named Emerson. with whom Ryan had an
altercaiior, and for this the desperldo
sought his life. A few years ago Ryan shot
Tom Kane, another attorney, through the
mouth, and he is noted as being a boon com
panion Of the most desperate characters on
the border. Mr.. Michaels was formerly ed.
itor Of tue Sidney Plain Uedier. The
would-be murderer made his escape on his
own horse, which he had in waiting. be-
fore any attempt could be made to arrest
him. There is great excitement here, and
much Indignation prevails.
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turn. The President sent more appoint.
ments TO the Senate TO. day. General Long.
street is to he recalled from Turkey and
made United States marshal OF Georgia.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Government receipts to-day: Internal re-
venue. 1892; customs, s476,975.
Acting Assistant Surgeon L. c. Carter
has been ordered from Beaver Dam depot,
Virginia, to Willct's Point, New York har.
Dor.
The appropriation having run out. the
Secretary Of the Treasury will allow gas.
&C., 10 be furnished public buildings pro.
vidcd gas companies, &c., are willing TO
wait until Congress pays them.
A number OF prominent consular and
diplomatic appointments will be made after
the New York collectorsbip Is disposed Of.
\ number Of congressman, including
Senator Pendeton, Chilled at the White
House to-day.
Senators VOORHEES,, Butler. and Vest are
among the Democratic senators yet to speak.
The Interior Department will appoint
number Of clerks on saturday.
While there have been many discharges
at the Government Printing. Office, there
will be none al the Government Bndery.
Associated Press reports by telegraph to The Dis
p1Ch.I
MINISTER LONGSTREET TO BE RECALLED.
WASHINGTON. March 3l.--Fhe President
has decided to recail General LongS'rcct as
Minister 10 Turkey, and make him United
states mar>hal for Georgia. General Long
streets nomination 10 the latter place will
bc sent 10 the Senate in day or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

ZIG. Buik.ments easier: shoulders. t5 12k: clear.
$500. Baeon dull and lower: shoulders. 1885;
clear, s9124. Whisky steady at t1.06.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. March 31.--Flour steady and nm
changed. Wheat opened lower. advanref and
closest Drm; No RID fall. fI.O5h@si.oFX cash.
higher: . liyc. ca.b. 41kdfItc. Aprii 4Iklqg re
May. Oats dun: 800 36Sr. cash, 36c. asked ApriI.
Wbiskey steady at 81 O6 PORK Hrm at sI5.75.
Lard dull and nominal at 80 40. Bulk. meats
Shoulder. "a 30; clear sS Bacon quiet; shoulders,
$3.50; clear, sS.70AsS.75.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 31.-FlOur steady and un-
CHANGED. Wheat fairly acive and .hade niger:
No. 2 Chicago spring. tl00aGsl00A ca,h. sl.Ojt
hflO5t hay. Corn ~ good demand and fair
prices al 3ssm i0Hc. Oats fairly acye and n Shade
higher Mt 3OaHa0hc PORK unsettled and generally
higher az J.jn. Lard nnse.tied aud generally
higher M $3.50 Buik.mens steady aad un-
changed. Nhiskey steady and unchanged.
MGLWAuKhE.
MILWAUKEE, March 31.-flour duh and un.
chsngtd. Wheat steady; No | Milwaukee, hard
and soft. nominal: No. 2 fre b. 02is March and
Aprl. 9s5lc. May. Corn quiet; No g 1910. Oats
Inactive ~ 32sc. Provisions hrmer. Mess pork.
slJ.5O. Lard, 5000. Hogs arm At SJ.40Ms5.7O.
NLW YORk COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Cotton-Net receipts
easy; sales. $4,000 baIes; AprIL sl0.A26sl044
Nav 81 0.52Gsl0 SO: June. $40 81; July. sl0.69
a+l070: AUGUST, sl0.74@$ie.75; September,
slO.44asl045: October, $40 2O@t10.Z2: No
yenber, sl0.e7@sl0.09; DECEMBER, sl0.07@
SlO.0g.
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Great western Floods.

DESTRUCTIVE ICE FRESHET IN THE MISSOURI.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 3l.-A special
from Bismarck TO the Pioneer Press saws
:. The ice in the Missouri river broke there
YESTERDAY, and the lower part OF the city l.
overlooked and a great sea OF ice and water
extends for i've miles. Three Government
warehouses on the landing were wrecked.
THE river rose ten feet in few hours, ana
i now thirty feet above low-water marx.
The wood choppers and settlers in the low
lands were all washed out, and many were
nrob1blv drowned. Manden, on the west
side Of the river. is under three feet OF wa
Tor The greatest loss, aside from the loss
of life. will be IN cord wood, thousands OF
cords having been swept away"
OTHER INUNDATED TOWNS.
ST. PAUL, March 3l.-A special To the
pjoreer PrfSs from sioux City says: Thefe
i tbirty feet OF water IN the channei al
Yorktown. The lower part OF the c'ty j.
oyerflowed. the inhabitants having heu 10
the hjll,. The food is the largest ever
known here, and the damage is Immense.
The CITY Of VermllllOn, Dakota, Is aiso
inundated. the water being up to the sec
ond story windows Of houses. The occu,
pant, were taken to the bluffs IN boa's, anu
were probably landed in places OF safely
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CoiIistOu of Trains.
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS INJURED.

TWENTY-FIVE FEKNONs INJUhLD'
CorNcu BLUFFS, Iowa, March 3l.-A
sneciaI dispatch to the NOnpdreu gives par
ticnIars Of a serious accident on the Rock
Island road near WALNUT, in this county.
a construction train cOlided with west.
hound freight train, demolishng the ears OF
the former, including the caboose. In the
-. ,,'.re ahout twenty-five employ Is, all
of whom were more or less injured, ana
several probably fatally. among the latter
beng Henry johnson Chapman, Inc ehgi-
neer Of the construction train; FRANK
Rsbestraw. the engineer Of the freight
train: Frederick sauke, Mike Darley, H.
KalIer. John Draper, John Sharp, ana sam,
uel Perry. The accident was the result "
the failure of an operator 10 place signals
for the freight train TO stop at Walnut.
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The Atlanta Exposition.

NEW YORK, March 3I.-Thc subscrip-
tion.bookS for the great International Cot.
ton Exposition Ia be held in Atlanta. Ga,
next October were opened TO-DAY, and the
fun amount OF stock allotted to New York
(S25.000) was quickly taken. Among the
large subscribers were InmIn. Swami X
Co., 3 900; DreXel, Morgan n Co., $1,000 !:
Brown Brothers d Co., 81, 900. II is sup
posed that before the books close the SUD-
ScriplioBs will amount TO 100000. The
cotton trade in general and many leading
bankers arc taking decided and active IN
,ere>t in the Exposition, and good result i,
anticipated.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
vsrArn TO TIE DESPATCH.

..~,X NEWS AND GOSSIP; TIE
NN',.,.,k N THE SENATE; THE nIS.
p''r> YESTERDAY PARTICIPATED IN
,roES CAMERON. MANkN, DAWES,
81 o7vrgs-pE>TRUCTIvE FLOODS IN
"" vr>r->ERIOCS RAILROAD CoLLi-
. use ~, rvr ROCK ISLAND ROAD-BoLD
regsy OF PRECIOUS STONES IN rh'L-
c,.t,- NRGtST OF COUNrERFEiT-
W. .,p>cRlPuoNS TO THE CHEAT IN
',~ioNAL COTTON tXroSlTIoN AT
''>r,-,NCiNFGATION AT WASHING
rr<N.-LORD BEsCONSFISLD'S ILL.,
MOVEMENTS OF TUE LAND LEAGUE
or,ANa.
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Nv Tciegrnpfi.


NEW lbRh.
NV YORK. March 3l.-Couon quiet and steady;
saIe- Sl4 bales uplands, 10 ll-ltc.: Orleans
10 H. &C.: consolidated net receipts, 92On Ddte
rXport~-io Great britain. II 1888 bIies; 10 France
527 biles: to the Continent. 7.l35 bales nheri
-four stta1y: common 10 lar esirI si.f0 sO'ZO.
beat %. ned dnll aud closed rather more sieiuS
ungradtd red. sl.l2a 20. corn du'I, heaNy ava
Lever. ungrad,d. 57n 594c Oat- feyerish and ifs-
set led: March lie. higher: OtEefs unchanged HOBS
uuchsn2od. Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar uui'
and nncha ged; refined iirmer aud IN Rood denhau'
NIolas,es IN fair demand and unchanged Rice un-
rhauged and In good inquiry. ROsiu duil AT sl.llf
GSIS24 Turpentine heavy and lower ~ 4fef
44sc. Wool dul aud declining; Iex1s: 80 -
Pork held hi. her and very quiet ola - 1ta TO- D.
NIddle> quiet aud firm; long c'eaI, So Lat1
shace higher and les active at sLl.Oo' RfelEh's
hrm. ,rt,onr
BALTDiOrE. March 3l.-Fio9r steady and 1n.
changed Wneat-->Ontbern smrce ana .Ses9y
western steady and firm; southern red sl.l9@
sl.19; amber sl;IUS NUS s6SSsl SoS; AprIl.
81 0IasI 201; May, tlSo4@fi SON; june,
Si.i9l,d SlI9%; July, sl:lsgtll5.. Corn
steady: southern white, 55c.; yellow, oosc. oats
steady; western white, 46@47c.; mixed, i4d
45c Provisions dun aud without q&otabIe chan n
Coffee GS, n i,SsSS aoIl, sSe. Whisky
dull at sI.O9Gsl.09X. Freights steady.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, March 3l.-ElOur dull and un
changed Wheat Ia good demand at iair P.,igges
No. = 81 0s@sl0e Corn slrSn nnet a. fsi525G
sI55o. Lard IN good demand ~ slO.5O. bnk
meats quiet: shoulders, IS; rib $3.50; Bacon hrn
ana unchanged. Whisky Steady a. sioo Common n%s
a. 1ba %; light. s5.4 0df5.00, packing, so.3'
6k5,s5; bucgers', sbMs6.2o'
LOUISVILLE.
IorusyrLLE. March 3l.-Flour steady. VINE
a., ~ Al O6 Corn steady and In fair d.napu =
ise, oaIs steady al 3ske. Pork quiet NJ flo'f7A
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Railroad Matters.

CINCINNATI, March 3l.-The directors Of
the Cincinnati southern Railroad Company
bave cllled a meeting OF stockholders for
Nav 81 to vote on the proposition 10 in
crease the capital ,tock from - 100000 10
s. 100000. The company are at present.
the Cincinnati Southern railroad,
and the proposed increase i probably in
tended TO place them in a position 10 take Il
EpTmaUcnt lease.
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Coin Coun.erreitcrs Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3l.-Three men
were arrested early this morning at 20
south Eighth street in The act OF manufac-
turing counterfeit ten.cent pieces. They
will be heard by the United States Commits
sinner to-day
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other. and when the men bad departed IL
was discovered that they had taken tin
box containing between three and four
thousand dollars worth OF diamonds. So
phires. and other precIons stones, and left
IN Us place duplicate box containing white
and colored papers. such as are used by
Jewellers to wrap diamonds In. The rob-
oery has been reported TO the police.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01
C-cnafion I'm Xpnusyjyauia.

WASHINGTON. PtNH., March 31.-The
body Of Colonel J. y. Ross, OF Holden,
Mass, was GREENFIELD here TO-DAY. making
the twelfth cremation to date. The corpse,
which weighed 2i0 mounds. was quickly re-
duced TO ashes. Colonel Ross was AT one
time a member Of the Ohio State Scnaie.
and was Colonel OF the Ninelicth Ohio vol
rptppr-
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diamond Robbery In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-ADouI ~
O'Clock this morning two men entered lne
iewelry store OF Joseph X. Davidson, v.9
Cbestnut street. and one OF them asked 10
have a diamond ring which he had PUT
chased several days ago exchanged. Inc
clerks attention was distracted by LUZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-01

HARvEY II BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
lo0 bags CHOICE CLOVER.SEED;
800 bags RIO COFFEE. a grldes;
200 bags CHOlCE LAGUANRA COFFER;
30 mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrek YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels A SUGAR:
100 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR:
800 boxes SOAP, AL grace;
300 kcss CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 NACKt REL;
200 bIrYes EASTERN GROSS HERRiNGs:
ZOO harr-ls CUBA MOLASSEs:
100 blrrels MERCHANTS SYRUP:
40 iierCes AID barrels CHOIi T. RICE:
20 chess HOICE GUSPDWDEk TEA:
10 chests HOlCt BLACK TEA:
200 barrels EARLl-ROSt.. PER RLESS. aud
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
900 barre : fLOt X. ail grades:
100000 pounds CHOICE BU * SIDES:
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS;
100 buckets LARD;
% tir.ees CHOICE LEAF LARD;
20 tierces CHOICE HAMS;
WOODWARD all kinds:
COTTON and JUTE ROPE:
WRAPPING-PAPER, TWINE, BLACK
ING. BLUlNG, MATCHES, &c, &C. !;
800 KEGS NAILS:
100 kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES:
\ good s'ock Of CHEWING-TOBACCO !:
100 boxes CHOICE ChEksE. NH ll-2m
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MARINE fNTELsIGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH sl,lssl.

Arrived.
Steamship WyanOke, Couch. New York. mer.
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen x Co..
agents.
sleriher Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk United Slater
agent.
Schooner Nellie Doe. Trash, New York, merehan.
disc. Curtis & Parker.
schooner ElepOra. Van Dusen, Godfrey. New
YORK, light. Chesapeake and Ohln railway.
Schoon'r Maria Ashhv. OryeI. Baltimore, gu1no.
klchmond and awhile railroad.
schooner a. Il. Fields Franks, Baltimore ria
james river. Ties. Curtis < Parker.
schooner Hattie BaS'T, --, iioston, coal, Chcsa-
peake and Ohio railway.
schooner Major William II. Tan'um. shoe. Phtla-
delphia stH Clty Point. ore, Gurus & Parser.
Schooner n. -. Nav. May Sou n riQ RAJ pahau-
mock river, grain, Curtis & PirSer.
MEMO tANDA,
BOSTON, March 29.-schooner sarah F. Davis.
kclnp. from Virginia.
NINENARD HAVEN. Ntrch IS. 49, Arrived.
sscno"ner Alice Raymond. ki4g, from NirsiuiA,
bound for salem.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 28-passoI in for
richmond bark Alemahia, Walker, from New
York.
NEWPORT, March 2s.-Arriysd. schooner Cora
Morrison, Gillian, trlm Boston FIR Nrnuia.
Nkw YORK, Msrrh 80 Arrived. Sc Ooner' NJ.
Z. i mons, CampDcl: lnomf, g. Benton. Cobbe
and Lizzie Florence, Lpplu"Oti, from virginia
PROVIDENCE, March 20 arrived, srDOouers T.
:. NcwcOnn, henson; LOtio Birnc-, lie: LeOna
jensins; aud Longwwood, EIcn, from Virginia.
CLEARED FOR III, PORT.
SOMERSET, March 2j.->1ile'i, schooner Prank
Mcdonald, Tor Richmoui.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 81 Arrived. steam hip Oh,
Dominion. from Eichm0nf.
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Killed I'm n Drunken Row.

NEW ORLEANS. March 3l.-Michael Tracy |
was shot and instantly killed in drunken |
row in barre to-day by John Callaghan.
Tue murderer has been arrested.
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Flour-Little better feeling. We Guo'e: Fine,
s3nS8.3O: extra, $3.50: iuuerhne s3.15Hsf.JO;
common family. $J.75GS6; CHOICE or palent
family, S7.5ON.S; stanton Inspection, extra,
$3.50.
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FINANClAL..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALES 1000 Virginia consols at 81, 1900 do.
at 50. 1000 do. al W; 100 Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta stock at Al; 81 Richmond and Dan
VILE stock AZ 027E, 20 do. ~ 90; 4 600 Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta ID ~ at 1929; 10 Mer-
chants Nailonal Bank at l03H; 500 Virginia
punched couoons al 9jk: 3 600 Virginia Deeer
coupons at l5k; 1000 North Carolina Railroad
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Death OF an Auinoress.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-A disnaIch from
McNinnvlle, Tenn. 10 the NerS says :
" Mr.. L. Virginia French, the aulhoreSS.
died Al II O'Clock this morning at her home,
NesilrloWn. nclr htrr.N
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 81, 1881.

WUrAT-Whiic. 40 bushels prime 1t SIPS.
Mixed 80 bushels prime a. 81 -. $40 husht is
y,rv good a. SI.27. Fuliz 80 bushels very good AZ
Al %: IS bushels common al SltJNSl O6.
COKN-White. 3SS bushels y. ~ god - JSc.;
10 bu.hel. very goon al J5tc l.235 bushels GOOD
and very good Al j7c. Xcd jOt bushels very
OtTs.-2OO bushels good spriug at 47c.; 80 bush
els mixed al 4Jc.
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RIcHMC 81, YORK RIVER AID tHEsPEAKE}
RAILROAD. I
CCHEnULE OF TRANS,
y TAXING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PAssg,IGEK TRAINS.
800 =. II. Leave RichIaona daily Except sun
dan couBrating At West Point 90
Tuesday. THLBc DAY. a2d SAT
j.DAl with STEAMERS Tor all land-
ings on the York river and Tor balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 :. Nj gaye Richmond dsliy teacept sun
lO.It 4. M C1yl. con1ecuIg at Nest .Oint wita
STEAMERS for Baltimore on MONDAY,
II FeDAY, MEDNF SDAY,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY !;
with steamers for Ne. York on
Monday, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with snsine Tor i'rfgi.
crnce and BoSlon on IsE5DAf and
cKiDAT.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 4. sa hrriTe ~ tichmoud daiJ lekoept
>uudaYj csAlnec citing IL West Poini
TEFeiDSY, TIL TUESDAY,, and SAT.
IHDNI with steamers from bslti'
more
THROUGH FRZI6 III GRAINS.
$50 II, M Arf.Ne ~ ktcnnC1d dally fkcept
5.S5 +. 81. suneAyl. connect.zx at Wesi Point
wIh steamers frO.s baltimore, New
Ga.k. I,rogisnce. aud Boston.
Notraasfer o! I've iyht Al RI auOnd 10 " IRON
southern points. Cars run through between AtAna
Car. al handbag Aad dispate a. With lowsAt rAteA
guaranteed.
Thragb bllH Of lsdihg, vah guaranteed rs.es
iasueC 20 al s5.thsrn and weasera points.
For inform lion. apply Al slnce II the company
Tweniy-thlrj aud Dock streets, Richwosd. Va
suls w.. DOUGLAS. suu@ristendent
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CEOTIlI%G.
VHE OLD AND RELIABLE WHOLE
SALE CLOTlING-npU>E or
WIESENFELD K co.. BALTIMORE, ND.
Ct.OT HING.

IIav NJ established branch Of orr hon,e at 30
1924 EAST MAIN STREET. whore Ne propose to
conduct The
WHOLESALE CLOTHING BUSINESS,
we will be prepared ~ an times to show The trade
our whole line Of READY.MhDE CLOTHING.
Our goods are manufactured in the LATEST AND
MOST FASHIONBLg STYLES, not excelicd by any
other establishment in he country. We cordially
invite the trade to call and examine our stock.
WfESENFELD & CO..
242 west Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd,
WGESENFELD& CO.. 496 Broadway, Y.
W1ESENFkLD & CO..
ap lin 1924 east Nam street, Richmond. Va.
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NOR EASTER, 1881.
EASTER CARDS In great yariety-some eieGah''
others pretty ana eheap; ,.
EASTFR VOICES. dainty little novelty;
EASTER ANGELS, dainty hltie hose'Ni
FAsTER JOY. In form OF = harm; , 49,,
Al ANCHOR OF TIE SOUL BOZ II SURE AND
sIEkDfAST, In forta vi an anchor.
ALSO, -. 49,.
NICE BOOKS SUITABLE FOR EASTER or
FERtSG>,
with n large assurtmento OF
BIBLES. PkAYER-BOOks, and
NH 80 WooDHoUSE PABHAM.
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GROCrgIEs. LINUORs, &c.

NEW ORLEANS MOLAsSEs. so bar.
~ REFS prime 20 choice FOR sale
aD1 A.Y. STOKES q co.
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Lave
u climoDd.
except sum
days.
Arrive at
Richmnn
Lave
WtnEasOn's.
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WnitnD 90
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Washington.

.y...ArS N THE SENATE FIRM, AND
.w r.,-wICANS UNABLE TO 20 ANY
l.'',s--,gf co>EIING BLAINE FIGHT; WAR
-.. ,nHiNiSTNTION-A POSITION FOR
'N - PERSONAL NOTES.
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NEW LINE TO EUROPE



Mr.. Jacob Lorilland. of New York,
told . reporter yesterday of certain
plans now maturing for a new steam
ship line between New York and Lon
don, landing only at Milford Haven,
Wales. 1t is proposed to build three
steel steamships TO start with. to carry
passengers only each with accommod-
atoms for 500 passengers, and to be
ready for business in the spring Of 1888.
1t is proposed to make the trip inside of
six days. TO provide every luxury and
convenience, to make no extra charges
for wines, porterage, services of walters
ETC., but to have a higher fare than is
ordinarily charged now for first class
passage, perhaps $50 more. Passengers
are to be the ships guests and treated
like a yachting party. The vessels are
to built in fifty water tight compart-
ments and 500 feet long, with 10 ac-
commodations for emigrants. 1t is in
tended to make them for the sea what
the Pullman drawing-room cars are for
the land. 1t is to be called the Amer
lean express line.