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COURTHOUsE NOTES.

The Morgan. Nichols assault and
battery case wa continued to-day 81
the instance u the defendant 70
October 4sh, for the purpose Of OBJ.
taininR witnesses. An attachment
has been Issued for Colonel Looney,
and = citation for General Humes.
CHANGE o. BUsINEBs.
We viii sell All ouF goods, eompris'
Isg a. sIsgant fine % Hats and Gaps
~ view Ysrk cost price, ~ NO will
saff bnsIasss on septembsP S0th.
gixtuFss for sale.
PEABODY HAT CO.,
III zoe main street.
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WatsOn's Paragon Red Oxide
Paint, best and cheapest paint
In the market. liz
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m. a. THOms. Undertaken
Corner Adams md second sts.
f
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For Coanfy CourI CIeTk.

EDrToRs LEDgEE Please E-1sU1Es n a. =
candidate ~ the ohcs q Coz1UCEr GEE-
subject 70 TIE nomination q trs DEzaEElE
Convention 70 aftnhle JAY 3. $50
lO7f p. n WINES
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DR.. Sid. T. SANFORD'S
XIV ESGLIsH REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism and GOlt!

TIES rHuEEEbls remedy has been extern
Il ErHT ARD sxciuErely lssd in the british
uEU and mH-slE hospitals for the last eight
rsE-E WI usrs- tEll1E su-cess, and is now
hHlIg I--nuureo II AMERICA, where, By its
m-E-t T--uHE, i VII U1routtedly head the
EE AZ ransCH tDr EnsuzEasn and Cont.
Hnl1r u-aHFLT Enr KrEly- A few doses Of
z VI mnr1uHR as EuH EEgplczl that they
nErt Nv 3 Ia m nsI ini1lsrstle suffer
IurA
Fw ne ~ T. BATTER 4 co 10 Bsal,
aI84 Er1r-A
y fs IA nEss n EEEESTZ EcO., l5 Pop
lE E-sE IN - z c. BATTER, s. Nain
m @lS
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summer shoes at Cos.
To close out balance of stOcRs.
A. X SLOAN, 22I Main.
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j: WALSH, undertaken, 81 Cd st
Residence, lG4 Promenade st, LOFT
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P. r. ATTY is a oa4diast e fsE - ~slssr
10 the Office Of Sheriff Of ShsfsT cs4zVs SAB
ject 70 the action Of the PsE0srlt-e E1Eru
Convention. should one BE- called. ~
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PRoFEsSIoRG

7 n. COLEMAN. justice Of tie Peace,
-. Notary Pubic and Commi5EionsT Of.
Decd. Special attention given 10 col ecticnf
= the oolntT Once ~ Frent = u7t
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WANTED.

no buy a large dTay mule. CAN At So Mai
i street. IFS I23
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sTRAYED or STOLEN.

TWO COWS, one pale red, With white face,
l. tell on, No. 3 on her hi
1.-THE deep red, belt on, white spot In her
face. The finder will be rewarded for their
return 70 N. IX0N,
ia ~ Cottage Dairyman.
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AID FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Steam's Terrific Power.

n sINGULARI.Y POWERFUL AND FATAL EX1II-
BITION OF THIS MOTOR-sEvERAL LIVES
LOST AND MUCH PROPERTY DESTROYED.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 23.-The tug
boat Henry c. Pratt, lying at Pier 3, at the
foot OF Walnut street, exploded her boiler
this morning, killing four men.
The explosion was remarkable for the
completeness OF the wreck il caused. The
only living thing remaining from the boat
is q badly-Singed eat. The engineer went
down with his boat, and two other men
who usually slept on the boat are missing,
and Il is supposed are sunk in the river
with The engineer. The four men
whose bodies were found were blown
ashore. George Scully, the captain, was
blown over four-Story warehouse without
touching it, and landed 80 feet beyond
the street, having been nearly cut TO pieces
by passing through a network OF telegraph
wires. The other three had been blown
against the sides OF buildings fronting the
water.
The Narrow-Gauge railroad depot, 300
feet long and sixty wide, was blown to
pieces. a number Of brick buildings on
Delaware avenue were totally wrecked,
though left standing. A large iron door
of re-proof vault in one OF the build
ings was wrenchcd of its hinges and
rolled up like scroll. The boiler was
blown some distance and struck several
buildings, and finally landed in Delaware
avenue. The anchor OF the boat, weigh
ing 100 pounds, was blown several hun
bred feet over the tops OF houses. whose
roofs are over 100 feet above the sidewalk
and remained suspended il the air among
the telegraph wires.
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will, have their bill abolishing the tax on
bank-chccks. &C., ready by Tuesday next.
The Secretary Of the Navy has received
! a telegram announcing the death OF Rear
Admiral SPOTS, commanding the South
Atlantic station.
II Is stated that the President has decided
on public printer, but will not make his
name public.
Associated Press Reports 10 the Dispatch.l
CONTEST OVER A CONFIRMATION.
WASHINGTON, March 23.--The greater
part Of to-day's executive session was con-
sumed i'm a contest over the nomination OF
Thomas n. Cooper ~ internal-revenue COZ
lcctor for the sixth district OF North Caro-
lima. His confirmation was earnestly OPP
posed by the two North Carolina senator's
on the ground that his appointment is OBJ
noxious to them and TO q majority OF the
people OF the State. The vote on the ques-
ton Of confirmation resulted-yeas, % (;
nays, 81; but motion 10 reconsider the
rejection was Immediately entered, and all
efforts 10 lay this motion on the table were
successfully resisted by r resort to tlibu--
tcring tactics, and The Senate adjourned
without final action. The vote was strictly
party one. except that Senator Davis OF
Illinois united with the Democrats In
voting against Cooper's confirmation, and
Senators Cameron OF Pennsylvania and
Logan did not vote with the Republicans.
but were understood to be paired with
each other, although IN what manner was
not stated.
yR. BLACKS CONDITION IMPROVED.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Representatiyc
Black is somewha. improved to-day.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The President
to-day nominated John ii. Smythe, OF
North Carolina, TO be Minister to Liberia.
The subcommittee Of the House Elec-
lions Committee on the Florida contest
have agreed to report favorabiy to seating
Bisbec.
The Secretary Of War to-day issued in-
structions that fifty additional hospital
tents be forwarded from Philadelphia to
Vicksburc, Miss, for the benefit OF the
sufferers from the flood.
The Senate in executive session con-
firmed EnosJ. PenDypacker, of North Caro-
lima, rs collector OF customs for the district
Of Wilmington, n. c.
The star-route cases were called i'll the
Criminal Court to-day before Judge Wylie,
but N the defendants were not ready they
were postponed until Saturday, when the
necessity Of pleading to the indictments
will be peremptoiy.
The President has signed the anti-polyg-
amy bill.
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YAzoo Cry, MISS, March 23.-The river
! fell two inches at this point last night,
making total fall Of four inches since
noon on Tuesday. The steamer City OF
| Yazoo has arrived from Tallahatchie river,
and reports n fall OF fifteen inches at
Shakey, and that 1t Is falling at the rate OF
four inches I'm twenty-four hours. A heavy
rain fell nc Greenwood, which caused q
temporary check In the decline at that
point. All along the Yazoo river below
| Greenwood the fall has averaged five
inches. The extreme suffering reported
on the Tallahatchie river was greatly
exaggerated. According TO the statement
Of the officers OF the steamer Iazoo, the
people in that section Of the country are
well provided for and in some places pre-
parations are being made for planting. The
suffering is mainly on the Yazoo river,
where the stock confined on mounds and
IN gin-houses is starving. Many cattle
which are brought away die shortly after
being discharged from the boats. The
boats now arriving bring but few people,
and 1t is supposed that the exodus from the
Yazoo delta has about ended.
HELP THE SUFFERERS.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The following
call has been issued:
10 The american People:
The President having signed the treaty OF
the Geneva Conference, and the Senate
having on the 10th instant ratified the Pres
ident's action, the American Association OF
the Red Cross, organized under the provi-
sions Of said treaty, proposes at once 10
send its agents among the sufferers by the
recent floods with the view OF ameliorating
their condition so far as It can be done by
human aid and means at hand will admit
OF.
Contributions are urgently solicited. Re-
mittances i'm money may be made 10 Hon.
Charles J. Folger, Secretary OF the Urea
sury and chairman of the Board OF Trtls-
tees, or to his asso .iates: Hon. Robert L.
Lincoln and Hon. George b. Loring, COM
missioners' agents. Contributions OF wear
ing-apparel. bedding, and provisions should
be addressed TO Cred Cross Agent" At
Memphis, Tenn; Vicksburg, Miss; and
Helena, Ark.
Clara Barton, Bancroft Davis, Frederick
Douglass, Alex. Y. Il. Garnett, Mrs.
Omar ID. Conger, A. s. Solomons, Mrs.
:. A. Martha Garfield, X. ID. Mussey.
AID FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
New YORK, March pa Pittsburgh
special says "The river-men OF this city
will take measures to give practical aid to
the people who are suffering from the
food. A meeting OF citizens is to be called
at an early day."
CINCINNATI, March 23.-The Chamber OF
Commerce to-day appointed committee
of seven to solicit subscriptions and take
such other action az may be deemed neces-
sary for the relief OF the sufferers from the
overflow Of the Mississippi river.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March %, 1882.

RICHMOND. March %, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte. 80 bushels. Red. 352 bushels.
CORN.-White, /, lGi bushels. MiXed.fOO BUSH
els
ORCHARD-GEASS SEED.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-Whitc, 80 bushels common at .l.3G.
Red, 100 bushels prime Lancaster ON private
terms; 30 bushels very good mixed on private
terms: 10 busbcli common FulZ ~ soc: ~
bushels common fuiz III -l.2h: ~ bushels yer y
good Futz on private terms; 30 bushels good
Fultz AT sl.Sj.
CORN.-White, "a bushels prime at s4c
COITOS.-Ionc strong. Receipts; 22 bales; =
ments, II bales. Quotations: Midding. ! lt@
he: low middlinS, l16mIl1ic good ordinary
lO20 lOs.c.; ordinary, go iO2c
Report for Week Ending March %, ls-2.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte. 1873 bushels Red, 3,f3i BUSH
CoHS.-Whlte. 1895 bushels Mixed, 3,i3s
ONTs.-3.0s4 bushels
MEAI.-lOO bushels
PEAS.-J2 bushels.
ORCHARD-GHASs SEED. u bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 1873 bushels. Red, 1896 bush
| els.
| OArs.-2O74 bushels.
CORS.-Wbite, $500 bushels. Mixed, $50 BUSH
els ooo,,-,,..
ments. 2I3 bales Quotations: Middllng. 11aes
| lI7sc.: low middling, l%Gl &c.; good ordinary
| lOl,11l Os,c.; ordinary, sssfr1O4c. The market
for cotton has iuctnated some niue me pat W.
! April futures 1.-THE 26th instant); but spots arr
! holding their own both AT home and abroad, ans
the tone of the market on actual cotton Is sIrong
| aud on a review Of the past month upwards oui
| Richmond quotations for the lower grades are uh
| changed.
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Fnfr!Railr0nd Accident.

BIsMARCE, DAKOTA, March 23.-The acc-
dent OH the Northern Pacific road, report
ed yesterday. was caused by broken
wheel under the construction-car. IL gave
way as the train was passing over the
bridge, and two ears filled with laborers
fell into the river. Eight were killed. The
cars took fire and the bodies were badly
burned. Twenty-Five were injured-oniy
two seriously.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
80 ,ur DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Of Interest at the National Capital
The Anti-Chinesc Immigration Bill Passed
!, the HOUSE - Representative BLACK
,,,,re,Ine--Thc Dakota Railroad Ae-
e,dent-frishsrsi steamboat Explosion
a, Philadelphia; several Lives Lost ana
considerable Property Dcstroyed-A $780,
oco.Firc In Wisccnsin-Thc Red Cross OF
Geneva, Ac. &c.
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DARK EXPORTS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

MARCH 22.-Prices this week ranged a. follows !;
Bee( Cattievery best 6.e. second 5r duai =.
5i@6sc.; good, 4h@5sc; neu traaos ~ NV a isi.
WooS.@vsry best, be; other grades, 5000. q
rs Shseo-very best, 6. @6c.; other grades, acc.
4 b. gross.
ttdff'C c',ns, 80 rnir@s.-:oO6&4 AS q head.
Ill.,, oya head Of beef cattle. 10 hogs. and 90
sheep on the market Cattle market continue, I,ae
rather slow and dagging gui 'ai v esns pc ,b
Tamand rhs demand for bulls Is very limited.
Prizes Tor hogs are about last week. but the mar
ket is somewhat stronger and iirmer'
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GEORGE LEE, skAL-I
FRANK POTTS, sEAL.l
T.. A. SAUNDERS, lsEAL.l
S,ofe NJ yirginft, City Of Richmond-so .cit

State If Tirginft. city Of Rfchmond-so ph:
I, William II. Allen, notary public for the city
sforesaid In the State OF Virginia, do certify that
George Lee, Frank Potts, and T.. A. Saunders,
whose names are signed 10 the above writing,
bearing dale TIE 1th Of February. 1852. have ac
knowiedged the same before me, In my said city,
and do farther certify that George Lee and y.
Potts this dsy made oath before me that the said
T.. A. Saunders has actually paid into the firm
above mentioned the sum Of 100000 In cash
Given under my hand ibis l lth day OF Febrli-
AIRY. 1882. WILLIAM II. ALLEN,
f. 12-6w Notary Public.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Couutry Produce.

Appies: Green-From s3@s3.5O q barrel.
Bnffer: Prime % choice yellow, s2@s7c.; fair
10 good, 16G22c. ,.~ Country. On.
Corn Ned: CSC. per bushei Tor country soe'
for city mills. n
Beams: Navy, SO: mixed, e.
Peas: Biack-cye, sl.5u. ,,..L,.r,l.s IN. .
Dried frun: Apples, 6e. sse naasbss.N t1r
Caroliaa, Iccied, I5c.; Virginia pes'eo' ioe' !
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amendment limiting the term Of suspen.
sion to fifteen years was lost without call
Of the ayes or noes. A large number Of
amendments were then voted upon, but
were all lost without division being
called. The bill was then passed--ayes,
1877; noes, 65.
Adtournod
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We. GEORGE LEE, FRANK POTTS, and y.
A. SAUNDERS, all Of the city of Richmond, In
the state of Virginia, have this day formed special
and limited co partnership 10 conduct, In the city
Of Richmond, Va. and the city OF Chicago, Ill :,
the GENERAL PROVISION BUSINESS, under
The flrm-nainc and style OF LEE & POTTS, Rich
mond. Va. and POTTS LEE. Chicago, Illinois.
y. A. SAUNDERS is the special, GEORGE LEE
and FRANK POTTS the general partners.
The special partner has contributed In cash the
sum OF 500 900 as his input In the partnership,
the term of which Is TO be i've years from January
Witness our hand and seals this llth day Of
February, A. ID. 1882.
FRANK POTTS, tsEAL.l
T.. A. SAUNDERS, tsEAL.1
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Having used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
nv family for the last three years, md
il is the best preparation have ever used
for Coughs and Colds, giving almost I'M
mediate relief. IL. WALKER,
General Commission Merchant,
ll8 slight street, Baltimore, Nd.
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rnli 24-3ts
DISSOLUTION.

GOSHEN, February 22, 1882.
The firm of MASON, RlENHARr q WlCkts
and GEORGE 4. WlCkES 4 CO., coniractors'
a. This day dissolved by mutual consent. g H. MA-
son 4 co. composed of &. X. Mason, ;: ID. 6o0ch;
w. a. Rienhart, III. l.. Mason, ;. II. Mason, ana
Charles T. iIoge will continue The contractaI last
Persons having claims against g. T. Wickes
co. will present them to :. ID. GooCH, stanntoll'
va. aud persons having claims against Mason,
picnhart ! Wickes will present them 10 W. \.
RIENmAKT, East River post,othce. Va
". 4. R1ENIihRT,
ce o6-Im GEORGE 4. W1CkE>.
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INSTALLATIONS q PARTNERSHIPS

RICHMOND, VA, March 30, 1882.
WE HAVE THIS DAY FokMED "A
w CO-PARTNERSHIP under tbd frIn-name
and styie OF BURCH & NOBLE, 10 coaduc.
GENERAL PROVISION STORE at 25O4 east
Broad street, intending to Keep ahrst-cias' eo'"o-
Iishment. Respectfully, occ, p,,prrr
NH 1z-3ts K. NJ. NOBLE.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-FOOn.-stocks active.
Money, 6 per cent. Exchange-Long, ib6: short
1891. state bonds generally unchanged. Govern
ments generally unchanged
Euentng.- Exchange, 4SG. Governments
strong and Lq% higher; new SIS, 1903 new AS,
lIfI; new A.. l lSss. Money. 5b3 per cent;
Il lfcs inactive. Treasury balance'-Con fs4 ,o42
currency, ,Ol9.
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nor NEW YORK.-The Qld IIfSfS

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old .D{NN
II Dominion steamship Company ss4.
steamers will sail follows: steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALKEH, EVERY TUESDAY,
at O'Clock +. VI; steamer WlANokE, captain
COCCH, EVERY Friday az oeloes I, ";
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVE ~
SUNDAY at o O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received up u 1 o'clock y. ". for the
Tuesday, aud Fridays steamer, and 10 u O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east. and west: also, 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Afrer-cabin fare 10 New York, slO; round
trip. s1s; Storage, SO and 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Nti-
ne ,,ays, and Saturdays 10y the Richmond ana i'e-
tersburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. VIII make con-
noctlon nj Norfolk with the steamer that left hs Il,
lnond the day before. Cabin fare $40; ro.,,t
trip, slS. Tickets 70 be- had at the hichif0no ana
Petersburg depot and 4. ". CARRIERS, 1000 Main
street.
For freight or passage, apply 20 -
a., w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.,
my6 Company's Wharf, Rocketts-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA, March %. 1852.
Our market for the past week was more active
for desirable grades OF dark tobacco, The close OF
the week showing an advance In the grades OF !.
to ,. of cent. We note no change In brights.
Our receipts and inspections continue In excess OF
the same period last year. The tax question Is
considered settled so far the present session OF
Congress Is concerned, which has had the effect OF
restoring confidence, thereby creating demand
that otherwise would not have existed during the
tax agitation. ,.,.on,.
Nominal.
DARK COMMUNICATING.
Luos.-Frosted. s2.50qs3.50; medium, si@
$500 good, ~ 800 -. IL, .c-o1
Le0t-Common. sJ.5O@-6: meniumi so'oVet
az: good, s7.50ms5; fine, s9.5O@sio.
bright CCo-MANUfACIuhfSG.
Sglokers-Common. s5GslQ; medium, sll@
SI2; good. s13msl4; line, 500 io'oo; h'hey'
F,Hers'"Common, Sl0asll: medium, $40
sIS: good, sl3,5OMsI5; fine. flo:JOgslo.
W,Gppers-Common. slS@s22.oo; medium,
s2J@E5O; good, s35@si0 ane, sio@soo II ane!'
e60de75. c..,u,or sooSsor.
medium. 5000 .J5; good, s4OG ffo me- SoV@
sos; extra, S57 b0CGs60.
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and easy; sales. 10000 bales; March, 2i39g9
sl2.32; June. si2,50: July. sl2:67@tl12gs:
ii I.54 Ati I.ss: December, ii i.6e6sIl.5s.
The Posts cotton market report says: "Future
deliveries, UP 10 1870 r. H., were quiet, and nncts-
bona dds inquiry, the market hus far has been ~.
markably steady. AT the third call April was held
atsl2. 15-bids Of sl2.If refused; May brought
SASS; June, f12.52: July, &l2.6g; August,
fI2.s3; September, sl2.45; October, $il.7Ase
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Flour.

Flour-We duote: Fine, s3.50Gsi; extra, $500
6s6 10: superlinc, s5.J0Me6: common supernne,
s4.5OM$5; common family. S7@s7.25; choice
family, sS@f9. Feeling frmer.
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Oe3fructiye Fire.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, March pa fire at
Ripon Tuesday night destroyed property
to the amount Of S150,000.
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No HOSPITAL needed for patients that use HOP
piTrERs, as thsy cure so speedily 1t home.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. March 20. 1882.
s.LEs-Frnsr BoARD.-2o shares Atlanta and
e,'..,a,, :, "a o., do. at TAX; 10 shares Norfolk
and Western preferred at sa SO shares ae. Peters
burg Railroad bonds. Glass b" at ssH-
srcoyp Bo,np.-Io shares Petersburg Railroad
\, aox 40 do Al 32s, 10 do. at s2h 10 do. at 32s,
10 do. at 32,,, 10 do. at s2s, 10 do. at SO; 10
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta ut o4's,
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-BEsT ASTiiilA-
" CITE Of al sizes, % 10 so cents isss man "i-
and WEST VIRGINIA EEGINE-C0ALs;G Okb !:
PINE and OAK WOOD-Lon2 and short. LoWtsI
prices for cash. Orders by telephone or 1It re
Nineteenth and Cary Streets - IL. fA"N~
NH
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RICHMOND. February IL, 1882.
u,IIE FIRM OF GEORGE LEE d

LEA. SAUNDERS, doing business az GEORGE
LEE, s. this day dissolved by mutual consent
GEORGE LEE,
General Partner;
r. A. SAUNDERS.
spccial Partner.
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direct f0ur-hours connection IL made bet wcsn
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving RscA'
MOnd at 1880 4. VI. aud Norfolk IT 1928 r. n
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from sss
ApDoInattox depot. 4. ID. KLINE.
General SupexintendfaA,
A. PoPE, General Passenger aud Ticket AgesS
q.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

DC III VI On ID AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMA l.-Commfnein4
SUNDAY, January -, ls-2, trains on this rosss
viii run ms follows:
LEAVE RIcHMoSD-soUTH.
8lJ p. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. Siox-s
ou,ya Petersburg and Chester
ll.JO \. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, cGoacet-
ing for Raleigh, Charlosen, An
Rusta, Aiken, savannah, and Jasf-
sonvi!ie. stops at shops, Chester.
tcntrtla. Pullman Sic. pens be-
tween New York and Charlestoo
this train.
lO:03 Il. b., MAIL. daily. makes through CON
necuon for Charleston, SayrinrtAA.
andJacksonyile. stops al Drr~rys
Bluif, teatralia- ana Chester. fsu-
man Palace SiCcphg-laTs betwcoa
Washington lId Jacksonville, ria.
on this train.
GOO y. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
C:l5 \. ". FREIGHT. ia Is except sunday
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3:Jj A. W., FAST MAIL, daily. stops only NJ
Chester.
34O T.. VI, InROT GIL MAIL, daily, connectsss
with Richmond. trederlcksbuyx and
Potomac railroad for all points bas-s
and West; also making Connections
With Chesapeake and OHIO rsilrosse
for all points Wes,. This trails
Stops nj Manchester, Chester, MA
Centrsda. Pullman sleepers On thts
train between Charleston and New
York.
GAO 4. ST., MAIL. daily. connecting daily f.s-
cept Sunday with the RichIneeA.
Fredericksburg aud Potomac fAs,-
road for the North and West Stafss
at Chester, Drswry's Biun, and Ces.
tralla, Pullman Palace Slt1pi1<s-
Cars between Jacksonville, fsH-S
aud Washington on this train.
$50 \. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday
$3.50 l.. W., FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-24
PHILADELPHIA, RICH ,f- ssfsss
.SSaksa
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing day; Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY q, II NJ, and every SUNDAY az )
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers :
cciyrd TN I 100 y NJ: tor >unday-' steamer ~
3 y. W. saturday. Freight received daily I'LL D
=. VI.
Fare. So.
and the East.
For further Information. apply To
j. ". MCCARRICk,
General southern Agent. Office R0eh cts.
". T. CLYDE { co,
uO3O General AGENTS.
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