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General Hancock and the Mason
Court Martial.

NEW YORK, March 1j.-lt appears that
before a cOurt-martial was ordered for the
trial of Sergeant Mason General Hancock
offered to surrender him TO the civil au-
thorities, but this was declined. lie direct
ed General Ayers, in command at wash
ington, TO inform District-Attorney Cork
hill that Mason was at the disposal OF the
civil authorities, and would be held SUBJ
iect TO their order. General Ayers COM
munlcated with Mr.. Corkhill, and reported
TO General Hancock that he had decided
that Mason's act was q breach OF military
discipline, punishable as such, and that he
proposed 10 leave the matter to the military
authorities. II was not until then that
General Hancock ordered the court-mar'
tial. This fact, it is said, disposes OF thg
ground on which It is proposed to invoke
the writ OF hdbcas corpus in Mason's case
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The Romance Of u Life.
A WOMAN WHO WAS ROBBED OF TWO NIL
LIONS DIES N POVERTY.

WOMAN WHO WAS ROBBED OF TWO NIL
LIONS DIES N POVERTY.
Jane McManus, better known ~ SAN
tiago,n who died at It. Mary's Hospital on
TUESDAY morning, was buried Thursday III
Frankford. During her last illness TINS
woman was dependent on the charity OF
her neipbbors for the bare necessaries oi
life. vet she was once the possessor OF an
indeDcndent fortune. Her husband was
James McManus, q sugar and cohee-
nlanter OF Venezuela. AT the time she
married him he owned two plantations NJ
Caracas ard there the couple lived IN lux
ury for wears. During an outbreak OF the
natives the troops OF the Government over
ran the coffee plantations and destroyed The
entire property, entailing great loss on
TN, proprietor. For this destruction ne
entered CLAIMS against the Government,
but before his death compromised Tor
consideration OF $40 per month. VI thiS
money neither he nor, after MS death, ms
widow received cent. After the death oil
| Mr.. McManus his widow sold their sugar
nlontation. and received for il about S2,OOO,-
| o00. She was shortly afterwards robbed OF
! thi. money. she said, and came to the United
| states aependcnt for a living on small pen
sion which she received for her husband,
who had served in the Mexican war. she
made repeated applications to the Nenezne-
Ian Government for the settlement OF h a,l
claims through her attorneys here ana Inc
American Consul at Venezuela. There az,
in her attorneys hands her husbands VIII
leaving everything to her, and number DC, @ o.
letters from the Venezuelan and american
Consuls and from Earl Granville. hel
claims have received n partial acknowledg
ment, and her attorneys are confident o
success. Philadelphia Times.
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PETER SBURG.

erpDys DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN WHILE
PLAYING DRAUGHTs-TAINFUI. ACCIDENT TO
NAVAL. OFFICER.
correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH IL, 1882.
Mr.. Edward G. EaneS. AN old and we'll
known citizen. died very suddenly this
morning about lOA O'Clock OF heart-diseasc.
lie came down town from his residence
This morning., and af.Cr walking about for
awhile went into Mr.. Egcrt0n's store, at
ibe corner Of High and Market streets,
ana sat down with friend in the Office
and engaged in n game Of checkers. While
in the midst OF The game he suddenly threw
his hands 10 bis breast, uttered groan,
and fell backward. lie was caught by
some gentlemen who were standing by and
laid upon the iioor. In two or three min
utcs h. wa, dead. Deceased was about
sixtv-fye wears Of age. and the father OF a
large family Of children, most OF whom are
living away from Petersburg. \ year or
two ago be- was employed a one OF the
guards 1t the ponitentiary.
Captain SchmitZ. commander OF the mon
itor Ajax, nj City Point, who was Just re-
covering from prolonged confinement
resulting from broken knce-cap, has
again been laid up by fracture OF the same
Joint, caused 10y an accidental fall. lie
will again be disabled for some weeks.
ROBIN ADAR.
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WEATHER BAROMETERS ARE AS
OLD AS MANKIND.
LIVING, BREATHING. SUFFERING BARON
ETERs IN THE KNEES, FEET, AND
SHOULDERS, ALL SPEAKING WITH
TONGUES OF STEEL,
SAYING


"There Is coming change In the weather.
feel Il In my bones, and barometers should hang
on walls and not In my nerves and bones" said -
gentleman the other day.
4 physician answered him: ~ VIII tell you
what win remove every Nerve and Bone barome-
tor. and take out the Limps and Stiffness II Is n
simple thing, but no less eflicacious than simple.
Il "a DIR. BENsON's CELERY AND CHAMo-
MILE PILLS. They have been tested time and
time again, and always with satisfactory results.
Nervousness embraces nervous weakness, irrita-
ton, dependency, melancholy, and restless, dis
satisfied, miserable state Of mind and body indie
,cribable. THIS preparation Just meets the neces-
stiles Of your case, a. your disease Is nervous
disease"
These pills are all that they are represented u
be, and are guaranteed 20 give satisfaction WheI
used as directed. Remember, they are prepared
expressly TO cure Sick Headache, Nervous Head
ache Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous
ness, Paralysis, Slcepiessness, and Dyspepsia AM
WILL CURE ANY CASE.
\ sold by all druggists. Price, 90 cents a oOA
| Depot, lO6 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BAITi
MORE, MD. by mail, two boxes for 81, or 81
boxes for $3.50, to any address.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Washington News and Go'''p-fire In North
Carolinn-smnII.Por scare In Bedford
co,n,r. VA Georgia Murderer Sen.
fenced to be- Haused-Newark's Late Auditor
Sentenced 10 Twenty Years In the State
Prison-FaiIure OF New hork stock
Dealer-A North Carolina robnceo.Factor,
s.iz.d nv the Government, and Subsequent
~ RaIsed and Robbed by Masked Men
saas. 900 Fire In New york-FriRhtfuI Raw
are. by SMALLPOX In Pennsylvania, &c.
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mr.. nahcock Reiternse..
SOMETHING OF WHAT TIE SAID OF SENATOR
nAYARD AND Mr.. gHADB.

BAtAkD NM Mhs Stabb'
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Rev. ID.
C. Babcock, who caused u sensation at the
Methodist Episcopal Conference which
met at Wilmington. Del, last week, by ac-
cusing Senator Thomas i. Bayard OF being
influenced to kill local-option bill which
was pending in the Legislature, was at the
PauI-street Methodist church, Frankford,
this morning, where the Philadelphia
Methodist Conference was in session. He
was very emphatic in asserting that he
would prove that Senator Bayard defeated
the local-option bill, as he had charged last
week. lie did not mean that Senator Bay
ard had been paid any money, yet the
Senator was corruptly influenced by Editor
shade, Of the Washington Sentinel: Re-
ferring to the public denunciation OF him
self by Mr.. Shade, he said he would reply
at length before the Conference tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Revenue-A Agent
Brooks, Of Greensboro, N. c., reports In
regard to the seizure Of the tobacco-facto-
nv Of Eugene johnson, In the Sixth dis
trio: OF North Carolina, that on the night
Of the 10th instant party OF masked men
broke into the factory, overpowcred Dep
uty-Collector Hobson, who was, in charge
Of the seized property, and stole twenty.
nine boxes Of manufactured tobacco, and
that he Brooks) il doing everything in his
power to recaptlire the tobacco and arrest
the thieves.
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communicated
A Sensation.

NORFOLK, VA, March 1S.-During the
matinee performance Of 1.-THE World
here to-day, and in the scene where cir
Clement is confined in the unatic asylum.
n deeply-intcrested and erratic individual
in the audience rushed upon the stage, ana,
declaring that he had watched the whole
conspiracy, sought to assist the hero IN
battling with his heartless prosecutors. a
sensation followed, and the curtain had to
be rung down, and the er tempore actor
was elected from the Theatre.
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yo,,e Man Crnzed by Love.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Cbristian Laasc,
aged twenty-four, made n double attempt
nj suicide this morning. He shot himself
in the left side with pistol and cut his
throat with razor. He was taken TO ~.
Vincent's Hospital and at noon was in dan
ger Of dying. His act is supposed to have
been caused by difficulty with his sweet
heart. He is q native Of Naestold, town
ON the Island OF Laaland, in the Baltic.
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Fire in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., March ia special TO
the Nc,cS and Observer reports fire ut
Winston, n. G. The losses are as follows /:
]. A. Nearh's harness shop, entire loss !:
Singer machine Office, partial loss; Mrs. X.
G.. Gray's two small stores, dwelling, and
furniture. Gray & Morton, druggists, sus-
tanned heavy loss by tie removal Of their
stock. The fire is under control. The
full amount OF loss and insurance is not
known. The fire is supposed to be the
work OF an inccndilry.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, March IL, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WuRAr.-Rod, 1914 bushels. oo,.,
CopS.-White, 1852 bushels. Mixed, 2VO Dash
els. NH,
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-Ecd, so bushels good Fultz ut Sl.5J..
CoRN-Xhltc. ga bushels prime on pfNai'
terms NixCd. 2O6 prime on private terms.
OArs.-52f bushels prime winter on p'iF'"
terms. o..,,,,,. AL
COTrOs.-Recoipts, bales. Qn0iali9ns; 80.
ltirg n r6lIlac.: low middliGg, il'fo9i l.c.i
sood ordinary. lCss@lO34c.; ordinary, ea@l~Jc'
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The Hood.

CrXcINSATI, March lS.-A TimeS-Star
Yazoo City (Miss.) special this morning re-
ports the flood one foot higher than in
1861. The people are disregarding their
property and seeking only to save human
life. The courthouse is crowded, and the
steamers are removing the sufferers as fast
as they can; ,2OOwer removed last night.
4 cotton-gm house. full OF refugees, was
swept away, and all drowned.
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Danenhower's letter 20 His Mother.

WAMIsGToS, March lG.-Mrs. Danen-
hover has received long letter from her
son, Lieutenant Danenhower, Of the jean
ncite expedition, dated Yakoutsk, Dccem-
Der 30, 1881. II contains no news which
has not been anticipated by telegraph, but
gives details OF his life at Yakoutsk. lie
says the doctor tells him very ordinary
operation will restore his left eye 10 it,
wonted efficiency. lie had learned that
Garfield "was shot by Guiott on the train
near Long Branch He adds postscript,
dated the next day, In which he states that
Melville had arrived, but could not find DE
Long and his companions.
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Death of the Oldest Inhabitant
Weather and Crops.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

CuLPEPER, March III, 1852.
In the death Of Miss Joanna LMnpkin,
aged l0l Years, who died this morning ut
Tie residence II relative near this town,
our county is supposed 10 have lost it, old
est inhabilant. Miss Lampkin's life has
been one Of considerable trial and priya-
ton, yet she attained the ripe age OF lOl
years, with but little sickness in her latter
years.
Wehaye had old-timc March weather lately
Of snow, hail. and rain. Our roads, how
ever, arc getting passable again, and our
farmers making Roadway plowing. \
full corn and ont crop will be seeded. our
wheat crop is looking fine. H.
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r,,,urc or "a wnIr.strcet "Boar..

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The PoSFS
financial article says: "Tbe failure OF f..
A. Desmarth was this afternoon announced,
and the stocks OF the Denver, Rio Grandc,
Jersey Central, Eric, and Missouri Pa
cific were bought in under the rule for his
account. Mr.. Dcsmarth was not large
trader. but is one OF the 'bears who
failed TO cover when the upward reaction
hncan -
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WATERMELON, March Is, 1872.

There was but q small attendance Of
members present when the House met this
morning, for debate only on the Chinese
bin. Mr.. Speer, Of Georgia, was the first
speaker. and spoke in favor OF the bill.
Messrs. Denster, Guenther, Berry,
Brown, and Flower spoke in favor Of the
bin, and Messrs. Moore, Carpenter, VIII
liams, and Skinner against it, and at $40
L, NJ. the House adjourned.
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Adam Pearson, who formerly lived in
Newark, n. j., and owns considerable pro-
perty there, was stakeholder to the
amount OF $4,000 in the Scotch Bank OF the
City of Glasgow, which failed two or three
years ago. His assessment on account OF
The stock reached 100000. He has paid
over $4,000, and now his Newark property
has been levied on for S,32j.Gl, the bal
ancc still due.
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,r,,entv yenrs for Forgery.

NEwARR, y. j., March ls.-F. \. Pal-
mer, late auditor OF the city OF Newark
was this morning sentenced to the state
prison for twenty years by Judge Depue
on eight indictments FOR obtaining money
from the city treasury on forged walrai'S'
mo sIIm distracted is about S220,000.
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SMALLPOX I'm Bedford.

LYyCnBURG, Va, March 1S.-Thcre il
intense excitement in Bedford county over
the smallpox there. Three deaths have
occurred within the past few days in Little
otter district. and, as many people refuse
to be vaccinatcd, great apprehension OF the
sprcad OF the disease Is entertained.
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When undertaking a long journey we
advise You to take along good supply Oh
II. Jacobs Oil in case OF an attack OF acute
rheumatism or other painful ailments. In
This connection the st. Louis P0St-Dispotch
relates the following: Under the title OF
:. old Probabilities one OF the most use1ul
and valuable officers of the United States
Government Is most widely known. Bllt
ouife os well known is Professor y. III.
'i'ice. thc meteorologist OF the Mississippi
Valley. whose contributions TO his faNoritt
study have given him an almost national
reputation. On recent lecture toul
through the Northwest the Professor had
n narrow escape from the serious conse-
oucnces Of a sudden and very dangerous
illness, the particulars Of which he tnu'
refers to: "Thc day after concluding my
course OF lectures at Burlington, Iowa, on
/ the Dist Of December last, was seized VIII
sudden attack OF neuralgia In the chest
| giving me excruciating pain and Amos
preventing breathing. My pulse, usually
| so, fell TO 80; intense nausea OF th'
stomach succeeded, and a cold, clamnl
sweat covered my entire body. The nj
tending physician could do nothing TO re
lieve me. After suffering for three hours
thought--as had been using 81. Jacob
Oil with good effect for rheumatic pains
I would try il. l saturated q piece OF fan
mel large enough TO cover my chest, Will
the Oil, and applied II. The relief wa
almost instantaneous. In one hour wa
entirely free from pain, and would hav
taken the train to iii an appointment In
ncighboring town had my friends not dis
snaded me. AS it was, I took the nigh
train for my home, in st. Louis, and hav
not been troubled since
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x.,ur,ars,y starving 70 Death.

CIycrNNArI, March l6.-Mary Ann Her-
mann. Am inmate Of the hospital for the IN
sane at Charestown, Indiana, died yester-
day. after refusing TO take food for sixty
three days and twelve hours. She drank
water freely. Her death was painless.
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BY the redstricting OF the state 10000
negroes in Eastern Virginia will have IN
equal representation with $4,000 whites in
Southwest Virginia. How will the white
Readjusters like this5 Surely, the bottom
rail is being put on ellington Stand
ard
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LOUISVILLE, March ls.-The large stern
The dam nj the head OF the canal about II
O'Clock, and now lies in q precarious con-
dition. with every probability OF breaking
In two. The accident was caused by q
blockade Of coal barges at the entrance Of
the canal
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II makes the skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
moves tan aud freckles, and il the BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up
two bottles In one package, consisting Of both IN
ternal and external treatment All hrst-class drug
gists have Il. Price, vi per package.
CHARLES N. cRITTENTON, lis Fulloi
street, New York city. sole agent for Dr. G. W
I,ensons remedies, 10 whom all orders should b.
addressed. NH 1e-eodlw
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March le.-Thc weekly stateinen,
changes: Loans decrraee, 81 ,3g9, 800; spccle la
crease, $1,000 200; legal tenders Increase sJ,,-
500: deposits increase, sl,o5S,lOOi clrcni ii0l
Iucrca.c $50 900: reserve Increase, f2,loo,ot %
The banks now hold s3,l53,80O more than al
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE March lS.-Nirginia 6s, deferred
-: consola 81: second series, 34h; past-nu
roupous. b2ls: new lO-4uis, 40. Bid to-day.
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mursIerer sentenced.

ATLANTA. Ga, March ls.cAlbert NJ,
s,evenscn " convicted IN the Gwinnett Su.
perior court o; the murder OF MS. Selma
G. Stevenson, was ye-Iei""' 'sH''h'eu ~
be banged May l2tlf.
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The explosion which takes place on the
dim Iily OF the Valley on it, homeward
,onrney from the Cape in mid-ocean Is
perfectly grand. Al the Inea' . "'N'
Monday, Tuesday, and "wednesday.
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s. r. n. CURED scALP-SoRgs, Sores In
Sostriis and Ears. after everything known
70 the medical fraternity had failed.-John
>. Taggsrt, teiegrapl-operator, Salamanca,
n. \. Price, II and sl.75 per bottle.
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srpLugLY suPERB.-A pair OF beautiful
sunfIowcrs on Easels will be mailed iree 10
any lady who will send ten cents In postage
stamps or money TO DR.. c. W. Benson, NO.
I09 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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JOHN RANKIN. Nice-Prosidcn'.
l.. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
PROVINCE or QUEprc-coCSry or uosru.-
ECA, kS..

PROVINCE or QUEprc-CoCSry or Ho<Tu-
EGA, ss.
n. I, remembered. That on the sth day ef March,.
1882, AT the city aforesaid, b,i"re ihe. 1s ne.
duly commissioned and quilted hy The executive
authority and under The laws OF me STATE OF VII
ginia To take acknowledgements of deeds, &C., " %
used or recorded ,hcIrin. personally aptctrc1
JONI RANKS, N.cc-Prcsidont, ana tDwAHe
RAWLINGS. Secretary, Of the GUARANTEE toh-
PANy OF MONTREAL, CANADA. WHO, Icing guy
sworn, dcposc and say. and each Tor hlmfcn says
tlat they are the ahOv described omcer, OF .us
aid company. and that tie foregoing - true nna
correct statement IF The actual condition al said
organization On the last day OF u n.cA ycAr-1.e
wit. The 3lsi day of December, ISIS |, according
4, the best 81 tlcir inform tion, knowledge, ana
''-. '> ',' In testimony whereof have hcrcauie
tsFALf set my hard and affixed lie seal OF ny
49, oaico on the Slh day Of March, lsn2;
United states Consul General AZ Eontrca'.
GORDON PLEAsANTs,
AGENTS FOE VIRGINIA..
We also represent tic following companies:
FIRE.
HAMBURG-BrEMEN, GERMANY.
CAPITAL tp9ia .ap);;.......'...tss7799sseoSe 10
LA CONFIANCE, PARIS, FRANCE
taplt,I (paId 100000 oV
Assets an United states. .....,...,.. I2S'4oS "
ACCIDENT.
TRAfELLERs
CapIial........'''"''''''.'''''so qY TIC 20
i = 'ssss''''f' oi'''
LIFE
BROOKLYS LIFE.
Assets Cncludng capital .tl,630,sSs %
GORDON & PLEAsANTs,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENIH
No 8 NORTH ELEyESru STREET,
| nh 2-eodGt RICHMOND, VA.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Noon.-Stocks active
aud irregular Money ~ per cent. fxcie'ngc-
long aS5: short 4SSk. state bonds generally
unchanged. Governments unchanged, except Tor
extended 5s. - .
EUenfnq.- Exchange, 4so. Go'ernmcms
.,rong: new SIS, lO3: new As, JI3as new a.,
Ils. Money. 36r4 per cent. Stttes inactive.
Treasury balances-Con, s792Sl; currency
81, l05.
stocks irregular 90.
q
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ROASTED COFFEE.
EVENINGS ROASTED COFFEE.
HIGHEST AWARD ATLANTA EXPOSITION
1881.

II -
HIGHEST AWARD ATLANTA EXPOSITION p
1881.
To TIE RESIDENTS or RIouNoND AND VIZ
GINA GENERALLY
Approaching the growing want ana demand 'of
ROASTED COFFEE,
We have recently added 10 Our
COFFEE IMPORTING AND JoBBINo DUsi
NESS,
THAT or
ROASTING DEPARTMENT.
Our many years experience In the handling oi
coffee, and the large stocks We now carry, give US
rsusuAL facilities for securing The MOST DhothA-
BILE c0iices for ROASTING.
fn hi. age Of adut.ratiOn, II u aii-lmporr,n'
that In all ARTICLES or FOOD We s1cufc .i'o"e
scee from all dnletcrious manipulation. Thee
.,o1s Of our. WE guarantee ABSOLUTELY
ITnF. the coffee being well selected aud roasted
Ly The moot approved iaachinery-not fhrod OF
polished IN any way.
The prsent mon STANDING or oUB HOUSE,
throughout ihc country, attained ONLY "ter NM
yYARs OF ACTIVE and HONORABLE bsSihhSS
r,.ptRtgycE. - your guarantee that You can
urLY upon OUH GOODS being As hEfhESsNIkp'
Hy permission, we append c'runeate 'roin "
number u your fcilow-iownspIcs which speaks Tor
it-clf. T. hH'
Thee goods will De for sale by iosdins grocer
Ia this city.
The undersigned take great pleasure In t>efJint
| To the high character OF Nc-hrs. r. LtskkiS"
| 90 Of Baltimore. Any statement they may mh.
i'm regard to their goods may be implicitly relied
uuon Wherever they are known this asur,nee
~in be slto2, Tier unnecessary. .,.,
| SPOTIs a GIBSON,
DAVENPORT & MORRif
N. X. tLLysON,
! GATES, BROWN & GATES,
Ut ELLYsON,
! nh7 GORDON. sTAPLKr D %.
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JUNG. sl2.O7@st2.6s: July. e12.e5@4te.eS;
Angus sI2e0Me13; September, S,2.Dyi ucto-
Dccemier. 1ii.6o@st1.s6; January, sii.77x
sit.6U. 4. p.>,.
deliveries nj The first call sold ut decline Of A.lv0
20 s. 100: recovered the lcs-. and brought 81 M
second and last call yesterday closing prices NJ.
ter losing again 2-1u0 b 3-iO0, they closer
10 October, and Aloe 10 6-iOO lower TOT octo-
Der, November, and December.
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A sad accident at sedan explosion takes
place on the "Lily Of the Valley the
..World at the Theatre next Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday.
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Vlour-Nc quote: Fine, :3.50@Sl, extra, sO.5O
0s6.75. suuerfne, .5OHs6; common tnl1rShe,
St.So@-5: common family, s7@f1.So' oh"iec
family, Sseiss.
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The struggling raft with It's dead, faint
ing, and exhausted occupants, at the Thea
tire next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-19
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SAItHDAf, MIrvn Kcf f"OS'
sALRs-EIRsr BoARr.-20 shares Norfolk ana
Western preferred at 40s; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad Ut 3OS, 10 10. at 500; 100 shares Nor
folk and Western common nc 10; s340 Virginia
deferred at 10; 400 Richmond city 81 Mt l2s.
SECOND BoARp.-l0 shares Petersburg Railroad
at Sly, 30 do at 3fs:10do. at SIX, 10 10. ut 3.'s
10 DO az 3is, 10 do. at 3I,, 10 do. at sly, 10 do
at siH, 10 do. at 3lx; 10 shars Chesapeake and
Ohio at 22x; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-19

The costly stained-glass window in mem
ory of the late President Garfield has been
placed in position in st. James Episcopal
church. Long Branch, ". J.