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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

GREESvILhE, MISS, March lC.--The
backwater I'm this county IL now about sta
tionary, and II Is presumed has fully found
its level In this vicinity, hence the extent
OF the overflow can now be indicated. The
front, OF varying width, IL maintained ~
most entire on the western bank OF Deer
creek. The eastern bank has generally
narrow fringe above the water. Patches
only Of Williams's bayou front are above
water. Below here, TO Lake Lee, the front
places and places on Rattlesnake bayou,
except those on the eastern bank OF Black
bayou, are not inundated. In front Of Lake
Lee places are all above water, and from
Lake Lee to the Issaquena line the planta-
tons on the river-front are entirely free
from water, as are also the places on the
west side OF Lake Washington. Those on
the east Of that lake are above water except
the back portions Of them. This Is an ac-
c,lratc statement OF the condition OF Wash
ington county, the largest cotton-growing
county In the state.
In the South about one half OF the culti-
waited land Is under water, and on most OF
the Others cropping Is progressing. The
people think that the reports sent from
here and other points are exaggerated.
The situation, however, is bad enough
almost appalling, in fact, when literally
stated. The counties above and opposite
here are more generally inundated and dis
tress and losses are greater than they have
been in Arkansas. There IL very little
overland not overlooked, except in the
circle OF Lake Chcot. This Is high ground.
and its natural protection is exceptionally
good. Several OF the plantations here have
been recently purchased by John c. Calhoun
for his land company, in which New York
capital i largely invested. This property
and other places on the circle OF the lake
has sustained little or no damage from
overflow, and there also plougbing il get
ting ahead. w. A. Pearce and W. a. Pol
lock, commissioners for this county, left
this morning for Washington, bearing
memorial to Congress asking aid to rebuild
our lovces.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1G.-Milliken's
Bend leyee remained intact at last accounts,
but people are working on ii night and
day. The levee in rear Of Delta gave way
Yesterday afternoon, and the water rushed
houses were carried away.
New ORLEANS, March iG.-The clerk OF
the steamer j. VI. White says there are three
breaks in the Hard Times leyee. twenty
miles above st. Joseph, in Tensas parish,
on the right bank Of the river; that the
water from these breaks floods all the coun-
try for many miles back OF the Mississippi
river, and has created great disaster to
the farming interests OF that section. He
further says that some OF the people of the
regions back OF Greenyille have left their
homes. but comparatively few homes nthe
bank Of the Mississippi river have been de-
serted,
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.--..,. or Alleged NihiIists.

LONDON, March ia dispatch from
Odessa to the Times says thhl several per-
sons have been arrested there VINO are sup
posed to be connected with M acti'c NJ
hilistic and clandestine press, ioselher with
type and copies OF "a proclamation denounc-
ing the late political trial, have peen ssized.
Copenhagcn dispatch TO the ~. James
Gazette this afternoon says II Is stated that
the Car has received convincing proofs
that the Nihiisis are determined determine, 10 T, ao y:
don their policy OF assassination, Inc I'M
perial clemency will cohseqdde1 ,,n oc en-
tended TO the prisoners, ana Tue execg-
tions will be reduced to the u'lnos' posi-
blc .,...i..
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nj 4sxc. PORK higher: e17. !2s hid cseh, el7.4o
Wsrrh. II 7.50 bid Apri,. Buik-Ineass stroug and
bisher: shoulders. t6.40; long cut. $3.50; short
re-. 1880 short clear, s9;s?i, Lara n""''aa'y
CHICAGO.
t1uc 400, March lG.--FIour steady and mn.
chiessso sprIns. si.ss.@ii.34k cash, SI.ste.
si.344 March, l.344 April. Corn npsc,ucd but
generally higher; 63m65e. cash, SIC. March. oS*s-
6as sy se,, .rs and ts s:a sp4 Hare. ~;
HIM. sr'n' and higher: sY7.sD@sf7.s7x cash, sIz.so
Msrch and April Lard active. arni: and higher;
meats moderately active aud higher: shoulder,
Whisky yiHI steady at ti.is.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, March Io.--Fiour IN fair demand
spriry extras, k4.25Gt6.25. Wheat unsettle! AMI
Tor .'ss NJ %.ish Ap sis
Corn higher and scarce; No. n"mtnany 0cSn
16c.; new, 64c oats scarce and irmcr: Ne.
wanted at 42c.: white, 47c. fr9vis,ons h.Tbrr.
April. Lard, tio.67h cash and March, 5000
April. Hogs armer, but duh at 1918.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March l1.--Cotton-Net receipt.
so bales; gross, i.363 bales. Futures closed
Steady; sales, $4,000 bales; March, tl".22a
fSgs hP7 ja1 ssy s!sss . ssns
i13.O7; september, tI2.6O@f12.G2; October.
sI1.94afIf96; November, sll75@4ll.77;
December. Sl1.77@$l1.ls.
deliveries opened J-1cn To 7-l00 higher. and be-
fore the third call had advanced an additional
f-lOO. At the third cali March was held nt
so 22; sl?.29 refused Apsil bronght s,3.sa
October. Al l.9o-namely lc-loO TO l2-ico dcarer
than yesterday az closing
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rnE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday
washington Matters OF imterest-rhe Ma
t,cnai Tobacco Association and the cues-
ton OF Tax Reduction--"A Case OF Acct
dental" Drowning NJ Rome, Ga.-The
southern inundstisns-Twe Negroes shot
by an Of'cer While Resisting Arrest
sinking OF u >trainboat-EytraS Session Of
the Tennessee Legislature Called to Act on
,he state Debi-Cenyention OF the "Bro-
,herhoOd or TeIcgraphic 0pcrators"-rhc
>,hiiists Modifying Their Policy by Adam
sonIng ASA ssinnt ton, kc.
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Sergeant Mason In the Penitentfary.
SUBSCRIPTION STARTED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
HIS FAMILY.

WASHINGTON, March 1G.-At the time
Sergeant Mason's counsel, Mr.. Bigelow,
was before the District Supreme Court yes
terday with an application for writ OF
habedS corpus, Mason was on his way to
the Albany penitentiary, but this was not
known ut the courthouse. The counsel
visited the barracks in the forenoon with a
notary TO take Mason's signature to the
necessary papers. Immediately after their
departure Mason was started on his jour-
nev. This hasty action has created con-
siderable feeling, and it is claimed that 1t
was taken to avoid the service Of the hdbeas
corpus papers. Mr.. Bigelow is moving ac-
lively, and has Interested the Secretary OF
War, who promises to look into the mat
ter. Mason arrived at his prison to-day.
The Baltimore american has started Il
fiye-cent subscription for the benefit of Ma
sons family, which is meeting liberal re-
Spouse.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ESGiSEER's OFFCE,l
RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1882.
NOTICE TO STONE AND BRICK
PAYERS. sTONE-CONTRACTORs.
AND EXCAVAT0Rs.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received al this
FRIDAY, APRIL IAN.
At O'CLOCK y. NJ,
for FURNISHING ALL MATERIALS AID
LAYING TIE USUAL STONE AND BRICK
PAVING. GRANITE CURLING AND FLAG
GING, and for REPAIRING AND RELAXING
TIE SAME, and for such GRADING OF
STREETS a. ray he required, for the term of one
year from the LIT day of April next.
Forms Of propo-als and specifications can be OBJ
tanned by applying at this office.
The Committee on streets reserves the right To
reject any or all proposals offered and 10 give the
contract for each item separately.
". r.. CUTSliAW,
NH IBID city Engineer.
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sinking OF a Steamboat.

MEMPHIS, March l6.-The Memphis and
Arkansas river packet Martin Speed struck
snag last evening at Pleasant Landing.
forty-ive miles below Pine Bluff, and sank
with Al bales OF cotton on board consigned
to Memphis and New Orleans merchants.
The boat, valued at $4,000, is fully insured
i'm "A Cincinnati office.
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RICHMONDLIvE STOCKMARKET

MARCH l5.-Prices this we,k ranged ~ follow
B,eT Cdttie.-Yery best, sc. second quarry,
5itaSLe: good, 4i,l35ac.: medium or go0o fair
1illity, 3AM4Lc.. common grades, 5@Jay'i
6ull,, best, 3a@4Hc other grades, 2hgjAc. y To-
Hogs.-very best, g,.c. other grades, Se1S.c. z
Sisfp.-Vcry best, &C.; other grades, seeCc. e
~, gross.
Mfich Coirs and Cairss.-s20@F as q head.
shc.n ON me market. Cattle market rather uraR-
ging: closed heavy and dull, but without any
change I'm price. 4 very few left over un.0'd ;
sonc few sold 1T &c. The supply Of hogs was abodt
eaial TO the demand; market slow and dragging.
No top gradcs Of sheep on the market.
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Te,erraph Operators In Council.

CINCINNATI. March l6.-The Brotherhood
OF Telegraph Operators, with about sixty
delegates from Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit,
Pittsburgh, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, To-
ledo, Louisville, indianapolis, Chicago, Mil
waukec. st. Paul, st. Louis, Denver, and
other cities, have been in session here since
YESTERDAY. They organized with 4. l..
Baker, OF Chicago. chairman, and George
W. Boss, Of Cincinnati, secretary. Their
sessions are secret. The object OF the Con-
yention seems to be to form solid protcc-
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March l6.-Cotton irmi sales
1856 bales; uplands, IL 3,l6e,; orieans,
l2 Tide; cor solidated ne, ressi, o'V b. n.''
France, $50 bales; To the continenf, 100 Dah.-.
Southern -four fairly active and steady; common
to fair extra, s5.l0lGs6.eO; good to choice extra,
.8.7O@s. Wheat unsettied; opening ia n: het-
Ter: subsequently became weak and lc-. The ass.
vance then became strong again and .d s;..i
r rsd. al. Los 55G; No red, March, sl;34s@
si.s4. Corn S@he; higher ans an5 7si .n
NprIi. i4s.S 75e Oats "a We. lower; No. 9, 5gSs.
Hops ahont steady aud quiet; yeari,ngs, i2esgOe,
coffee unchanged aud QUIET. sugar dun and soIne.
what nominal: fair to good refining 1907 o. iVc.;
refined stronger; standard ~ rs. hoi..sSs
quiet and steady. Rice held nrm' arnand i;.il'
Eosin steady ~ SZ.32z ga s2.37*. IuriFntinc,
So Wooi steady and moderately active; do
nestle fleece, 34@4sc.; Texas, l4@30c. p0rk
held about 25c. higher, closing strong NJ rto;2um
choiee MIddies stronger and quiet; hong sicar,
s%Gessc. Lard 7l4@ioc. higher and gdttr ae -
closing with the advance partly iost az Tio'oo"
all Frcights to Liverpool steady
BALTIMORE.
u,rrnonr. March l6.-Flour unchanged,
easier. and les active. Wheat-sonthern ibsh.r
and firm western irregular; soutl.rn RIO. SID
MsIys: amber. Sl.4OGfSl.f5; NO. western
winter red, spot, si.32to Corn southern
higher and strong; western opened higher, adj
yanccd. and elosed efrm and excited; soutier',
white, s5@s6c.; yellow, 76c. oats easier anu
uuiet. southern, O2VbOOtss NtTssfh
b5c,: mixed, 5lh@ SEE; Pennsylvania, y3as Doc
Provisions unchanged Coffee very hrm hD ar
goes ordinary u fair, ga loo. sugar strong a
soft 9,,c. Whlskey firm atsl.l7Nsils. fre'sh's
dull and unchanged
LOUISVILLE.
IorIsyrLLP. March 1g.-ProslsIoas hriner.
Mes, nork, IL Sos $50. Bulh -meaf-- shoniocr,,
as IN ei.c.: clear, Zoe. -lIaus- sag2r.crred'
IiSi.mi2i,c. Lard, sl3.llh@ tl2.3Ih finnr<-
demand far aHd market hrm cxtra inun1, 500
$40 fancy, s6.40@f6.oO, Wn'sst nrM c~ss 49,,
Win CONTINUED upward tendency. Torn Ia eooe'
demand and prices shade higher; No. whts
Toc". No. mixed, zoe. Oats steady "ith Hso~'
demand; Va. Z. olc.; m'Se'' 4ec'
CINCINNATI.
,,xctxsArt March l6.--F,ouY STEADY and uil-
changed. Wheat strong; No. red winter, sl:5i
| Corn active and hrm; No. miseda 6Ste: Oat'
! strong; Ma. Q mixed. 49tl50e. PORK dvset bal
Arm az ais Lard stronger n. $1,000. bolk merit
a. active demand: shoulder. $3.50 rib, $3.50
| Whjsksy active and nrm at sl.1o; combination
saics Of finished goods, 500 barrels on bslsN OF
| IlG su9nP strong and higher; hards, Ssei
| ioi'c: New ORLEANS. 7Epbxc. Hogs stsndy shs
/ Ann: common and light, 36.26sttG.7o; packing
and butchers &c. 3oae5.2o.
! ST. LOUIS.
| sr. LOUIS. March 1G.-Fiour about soc. so"er
| WHEAT opcncd higher, advanced. then broke au
| became very unsettied but closed better aud nrm
| NJ. q red fan sl.1a% sseh. Af.o7', <rr''. ffr
,oa.. IoT S-ss vs.. sa~A', veAe. Arr''. Vafs dn
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NOTICE.-IIaving purchased Mr.. Bou-
" dar'. interest In the concern Of Goodman
Bouflar. I am having the entire stock, consisting
of FOHEIGN AND FANCY GROCERIES, o.
CARS, TOBACCO, &C., &C. sold ut and below
cost, for cash. to close business. Parties In need
viii do Wei 10 call early. -
\. u. GOODMAN,
No. 30 south Thirteoh Ii street.
mhI7-3t opposite 4. Y. Stokes & Co...
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Norfolk.
TIE CAPTURED 0YsTERMEN GUILTY
JAMES BARRON HOPE.

TlIE CAPTURED OfSTEKNtN ""'r@'' WI IH'''
JAMES BARRON HOPE.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, March l6.-Ihe oyster
men captured by Governor Caneron's naval
and military expedition have all been tried
in the County Court OF Mathews and found
guilty of violating the laws oil the Com
monwealth against dredging
CAPTAIN James Barron Hope retains his
interest In the Landmark ana continues
the editor
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SCHOONER "THAYER KIMBALL."
- direct from Rockiand, Me-, with earg. fkEeit
Ia from the celebrated Z" Crekett~ Line Kiins.
Mes<rs. Crockett & Go. own the best ltme-rock Ia
kockland, and guarantee their lime =, IL Equal 70
any lime ever s0d on this market. and superior I"
the large bulk Of Il. For sale low frew ves:s!
nh -eod seventeenth street, sostA side aosS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH is, 1882.

ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanokc, Couch. New York. mer-
cbandIsc and passengers. George W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
steamer Fan;ta. Gunnell. Philadelphia, merchsn-
disc aud passengers. !. ". Met arrick, agent.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, rnitcd State.
mail merchandise, and passengers. l.. Y. fAtam
superintendent.
Schooner Frank Mcdonald McKendry, New
York. Iron. for rrricgar Company and Old Dcinin-
lon IRON and Nail-M orks
schooner William l.. Roberts, Bray, New York.
Iight, Chesapeake and Onto Railroad Company.
schooner Elias Moore, Lewis, baltimore. light.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
SAILED.
schooner II. VI. Haskell. Crowcll, Boston, coal.
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company.
schooner Elmir, Wooey. Eackcti, Newark,
Curtis & Parker.
schooner II. Leaning, Calhoun, Eiizabeihpori.
ties. Curtis K Parker.
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ATLANTA, Ga, March lG.-Two negroes,
who were resisting arrest for forgery were
shot to-day by constable at Morrow's
Station, Ga. They both escaped, but one,
named Bloom, was afterwards found dead
in the woods. The negroes had shot first
at the officer.
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CINCINNATI, March l6.-Aspecial dispatch
to the Times-Star reports the issuing OF a
proclamation to-day by the Governor con-
vening the Tennessee Legislature on April
9th TO act on the State debt and make con-
aress:cn.,, ....ss..ri::!s.
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDIroR,l
RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1882.
WE LICENSE TAXES OF 1882

RICHMOND, VA. March 10, 1892
I'VE LICENSE TAXES OF 1857
have been assessed and placed In tis oh!ce for the
Inspection Of all concerned The assessments VIII
remain Ia this Office until
SATURDAY THE 25TH DAY Oh MARCH, 1852.
TIE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE VIII meet Ia
IN. COUNCIL CHAMBER, Broad street, ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE 27TH AND 2sTh
or MARCH,
between the hours II ) and O'Clock j.. NJ, for tie
purpose of hearing and considering appeals from
said assessments.
All persons concerned VIII pielse altehu' AZ 10
change In classification or tax viii afterwards DC
made except by order of the CITY COUNCIL.
NH l6-l2t j. d. hOfsIfh, Au"''or'
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i your scalp full OF dry husky scales and
LITTLE pimplcs? DR.. BcnSon's skin Cure
will cleanse your scaIpan remove all scales
and tenderness within six days. Try it, for
Il is the best hcad-dres,ing ever used.
Sold by all druggists At u per package.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York. March -yoan.-Stocks fairly
active and irregular. Money per cent. tN-
change-Long, 4s5 short, 4ss. State bonds an
active. Governments Irregular.
Erenfn1.- Exchange, 4S4h. Governments
irregular: new 81, 1922; new AS, 1884; new
4's.ll71,. Money. 46l6 per cent. states without
feature. Treasury balance@-Coin, S76.432; cur
rency. fi,2Ol.
stocks irregular.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.
GENERAL RAILROAD AND >>5ffk
NJ sTE ANsuIP TICKET OFEICE, s.nDDDs

1000 NAN sINEET. = -.
DO YOU contemplate Visit 10 the OLD COUN.
TRYf or perhaps you desire ~ send Tor some o.
ysn,aye 10 call on the undcfs signed. who Is agent
for nj OF the fust-class OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES 10 and from EUROPE. FiRsT.GA
INTERMEDIATE, aud SrEEkAGE IIckEl>
fSCtiRsioN TICKETS KIT REDVCEp RATEs.
sTATE-ROoMs SECURED IN ADVANCE.
United states and Cansdas. Passengers and bag.
rage called for at hotels and private residences.
and baggage checked "a Destination. Finest ear.
fiages In the city for hire. A. w GARbkks.
II 3-codCm lU0O MAIN hS1ctt-
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Accidental DrNMuing.

ROVE, Ca, March 1G.-Thc body OF Bud
Harris, who has been missing since Febru-
AIRY 2lst. was found in the Etowah river
this morning. a bottle Of whiskey and an
empty flask were in his pocket. 1t is sup
posed TO be Il case OF accidental drowning.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 10, 1882.

GRAIN AMI COl lON tAOtihNCc'
RICHMOND. March 10, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-White, "A bushels. Red. "a bushels
CoES White. CAT bushels. MsNe., 1000 bush
els. $500 go
0ATs.-l6O bushels; re-cxhlbitcd, 25S bushels.
pEAS.-3i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WuEAr.--Whlte, IA bushels very good nj 5l.4O.
Red. "a basheis common tul,Z AZ sl.l6.
CoHN.-Whlte, 200 bushels good II S3c. Mixed,
500 bushels prime AZ Use.
OATS.-l6O bushels western on private terms :;
40 bushels mixed on private terms; 90 bnshols
winter on private terms.
COTTOS.-Tone steady. Receipts, 20 bales.
Quotations: Middling, 49,: low middline, ia
61llc.; good ordinary. lo%Gl 1915; ordinary
ga 9l3c.
Report for Week Ending March 10, iSel.
OFFERINGS.
WH.tT.-Red, $50 bushels.
CORN.-White, 6,712 bushels. Mixed I'5rO
bushels.
OATS, 02G busbels.
MEAL.-l52 bushels
RYr.-l0 bushels.
PEAS.-1l6 bushels.
OGCHARD-tsRASS -tED.-ZO bu,hc.a'
@GRFENISGs.-G hell.
CoTrON.-Rcceipts: Through, l02 bale; local
30 halcs-toial. 2U2 b;J'~. Tone steady Tue
market for cotton has been In sellers favor dHrug
the Ia, week. aud l. strong ~ QUOTATIONS., Nii'h
have not varied more than lilo III the "ccs'
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Report FOR Week Ending March 10, ISel.
Ilnltr.

F,our-Wc quote: Fine, 35O6si; extra, $3.50
M.6. 10: superfnc, sj.5O@fU; common snrerhnf'
$500 so common family, .7@S72oi choice
family, ss@.9.
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GEORGE LEE, IsRAL.l
FRANK POTTS, SEAL.
n. A. SAUNDERS, SEAL ]

sat, NJ Viroini,, ctr ~ Riehmond-to ,ch:
, yv;u,.r, r Alien, a notary public for the city
s',.,,i IA the State OF Virginia, do certify That
sIs"rse Lee, frank Potts. and D.. A. sannder.'
whose names are signed TO the aeo s have ae,
prawiadsed the same before me, In my aid city
and do farther certify ,hat George Lee r., ana al
,""s "" usnnJcrs has actually paid into the hrm
Il. ~ ~. ,'"n,ioncd the sum OF 100000 In cash.
s.,,en under my hand this lth day OF rsDrn-
AIRY, 1852. "p-H'' Nn,ary puilic.
H. 1z-6w $3.50, 49,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TnrRsnAY. March I6. 1852.

INTFSDNls NHFVH IVs hoO~'
sALEs-FInsT B0ARr.--10 shares Norfolk ana
Western Railroad preferred stock at 4ss;. %
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 2S%.
SECOND B0ARD.-100 Richmond city 6s nj
I1Ox; 20 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
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OrssOLuTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

GOSHEN, February 22, 1882.
The firm Of MASON, RiENIiARr WlCkEs
and cToRsE Il. WiCkES co, contractor
=, ,his ,iay dissolved by mutual consent. G. X. MA
son & co. composedofC &. X. Mason, :: ID. Gooch;;
w. A. Rienh,rt, II. y. Mason, ;. II. Mason. ana
Charles r. Hoge, Will continue the cohtrac'atr as'
Persons having claims against q. I. Wlckes
20 viii present them 10 ;. ID. Goocli, stauntoii'
a., and pors0ns having claims against Mason,
I,i,.nhart 4 Wickes will present them Ia W. \.
RWvIIART, East River post-ofhce' va:
W. \. RIESIfAR1,
coer,, GEORGE 7. WIchES.
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WON NEW YORK.-The Old II,

"A N
Dominion steamship Company
steamers VIII saii ~ follows: steamer OLD Dt-
NISIoN, Captain WALKtk, EVEN TUESDAY
an e O'clock r. NJ; steamer WYAS0kE, Captain
CoTcu, EVERY FRIDAY at o'clock y, ~;
STEAMER MANHATTAN, Captain X ELLf'EVEkf
SUNDAY at g O'Clock a. NJ:
Frajgbt received up 10 o'clock y. NJ. Tor The
ruesday's and Fridays steamer, and :" O'Clock
-aturIay evening for sunday ship.
Through bill. 81 lading signed ana goods Tor
xsrded with dispatch to all points north, south,
e.st. and west; also, ~ foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unrnlp bssN
l,,cr-calln fare TO New YORK. $40: round
trjo, SIS; storage, So aud ~. M,
Passenger leaving Richnond Monhsys, weh-
ur..ays and saturdays by tie Rlchmond snd re-
t.rsburg rsIlroad nj 1850 4. VI vii, max. con-
nec,ion It Norfolk With The steamer that LETT kicb
mond the day before. tlDln Isrs; Siu, .ouia
trin ala. Tickets a. be had AZ the kichmoDd aud
Petersburg depot and A. W. CARRIERS, 1000 Main
stre.t.
For freight or passage. applyto
q. w. ALLEN A CO., Agents
my6 C0mpanys Wharf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

We. GEORGE LEE, FRANK POTTS, aud r.
SkITSDFKS, an OF the city Of Richmond, ~,
a.. st,te OF VIRGINIA, have this day forne sieeial
& ,i,,,sd 20 nartnership 10 conduct, Ia the city
~ richmond, Va. aud the city OF Chicago, II,
the GENERAL PRoyisi3S Btsi pnlT q pirsr
W., Va and POTTS & LEE, Chicago, Illinois.
g. 4. SAL NDERs L. the special, GEok6f LIE
and FRANK POTTS the general par'nsrs: Il, On.
The sp..cIal partner mas contributes In cash me
an, Of s1o.u0O ns his input la the partnership,
The term OF which Is to be five years IRON January
4, 1882. , 81, ,,,s mn a,v of
teor""''' ~ GEORGE LEr, ISRAL.l
FRANK POTTS, sEAf.l
n A. SAUNDERS. lSEAL.D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17
STEAMSHIP lin
~ COMPANY. s24a1
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
commercially DOMINION, WYANOkE, NAN
HAITIAN aud RIChMONB-EyERf TUESDA1
and FRIDAY at 2 o'clock l.. NJ, aud SUNDAY
AZ v A. VI. ,.,,.,,
steamers leave New York TT EsDAls, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at 8 L. NJ. from Per
20 new numberI, foot OF Beach street, So7h
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms' and
bathrooms. -. -
a ft.'r-cnbln fare To New York, $40; round "Trip,
sis: Storage, 80 and ~.
Frclshts Tor points beyond New York forwarSioJ
with dlspatch. and no charge made except aetaai
,eNpense- incurred -
= Freights received until q o'clock y. NJ daily.
For further information. apply To
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents
,ovI office ComBany's wharses- Rockets.