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sseesc.: Avr,i. es.A .0,c. ,.ss. y ss...ss htste
ma rso,ssrssrly sstiye; e6,s,ns arm EAs, ODE
"a o March kf6sSis,c.: Arm. 500 Su3c.a H1os
auysi, weak and unchanged. CofJsc quiet Sssstf.
md ,,c banre Sugar dGli and rather eAsstr fxss
10 good rcdniug. 7sa5,.e.: refined aiess sss,ssy
rice rryn with fair Inquiry Rosin steady ~ fsit1
s2.4o rnrpentine dnl, amn msaa - cs..~ ~
sss.; ucs ~, Ma sspo.s n, sIv.sSaSf6.So IoF
DID, io,.s e...1' osr. lard nsSSi0e. hrhs
and s,,r,v active. closing win lea sssvussk n
easier o ca,ian-ss,I s-Isef 3D.: STRAIN, 3-t6esa.
..,r,uopr
80, - r,'... ....., 90
fairly active. Whoas-souihern lever go, -
higher aud active; ,o",ne'n W NJ. csiassx
$40. No. western w.n'er red, svS,' 49,
fl.3l March, Si.5OaM.i.5oh' npuh 49,
vl;5zS Nay si;;svAe~icfSnos s"a,sc,r s,,h.r
wss,,,p hisb.y .a",bsrn white. 7pea soc; yrlios.
zoe, Oats higher aud nrin southern, D26fcos.
western white. h2@55c; naked, 924f ose- = NJ
sylyania, 52dt55e. Provisions pI'iet ano AZ
chaned. Coffee steady; Rio carrcsa- d'naty &c
key dull atsi.l7r-i.is. Freigbis usehsnss"-
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. March o.-fiour .,caiy .as us-
snanEra., wnea. ,,'' s,sn,,s ,na p n,. 49,
tl.2oef5 .Zs: ."'m s'g g,s ~" "snsr, Va
.N'f -, at~ \ ...t ..,..s.,tix
80. lork w. p,,t ,r..,s r,,n e',,....'
,.n'nssn :" "a 30, 40 * Wh,sssy .,sssfv ri
Si.ig: combination -alcs 81 nnished goods. $40
parrri' on = nns' ~, AZ "a TO-. x,,y o,,.s.' a.x~
MO h,fne'' har"s' fet aos',. ,,,a,, 80 ia,
-. ioss lniet pn, urn 'o,"pe'' .""~."ya,
fo.2oWfo.un; packing an" p"s0"'''' S"'-ess'~
LoViSyIILF.
,o,,s,,, MI p,oxt,tous a,,r.,-
/ Nta.,,ar, sius, AIas ~ Uult.,ncnfs-s hor,sts,-
"a IN, a. IN In seo5eeso'97H: eiers.
1913. iilms-sugar-cnrcd, ITO lysc. lars
/ lIlno N'an ho'n,i"'' 49,. d.. -" S, 80
rhnhRfu' nnbu in.'' .>5 n,r 49,,
| foril-No. Wnit'' 'fe' ''t@-N"' "hN"' ~
| @fsc
NJ. LOUIS.
| Sr. IOrIs, March a.--flour quiet ard unc hangsd
"A heat opcne,i higher lseiiped rcac,o and csDs..s
! better than dc opening price NJ. 2 red fsll.
I Sl2Ig cash, Al. 26s March. .i.22's April. Cors
I b.t,.r mr. low. hosr cash 59le. March, e re
| NnYti o,ts JnII. issr ca.h Pork dull: et0 70
"a March. iob Iots. lTo5 cash Duik-ta~st-
init. .bould.,S. s6 yh. rim %q.oJ. cI ar, $3.50.
I 4 ard uomln,lIy $40 Is Whiskey eteady NJ Al M.
.,...
'lft'N''.
enc Ago, Mach H.-Fiour steady and UNI
I changed. Wheat excited and higher; No. tM-
cago spring. sl.27mtf.2s cash. Tt.21t March.
/ Nl.2fs,Ws ~. 2ba April Corn moderately ACTIVE
and higher regular 5S'c. ircsh, I've. cash oNs.f
March. 59ac. kpri. cat, poiet but modetnftls
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a.v IN IN, House Commerce Committee.
A number Of virginia ReAdjnsiers are
here. and others left to-day. Among those
al the Capitol this afternoon were Attor.
nev.t;cneral Blair, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lewis. Collector Brady. John w. Watts,
Of Tazewcll. and ex-senator stoyali. The
Law, named was on the floor Of the Senate.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Boards Of Trade of Philadelphia,
san Francisco, and other cities have petit
toned Congress TO take prompt and def
nito action In regard TO the tobacco tax.
Judge Davis, President Of the senate,
was born March 2. 1915; 80 to-day Is his
sixty-seventh birthday.
The speech OF senator Jones Nsepubii-
can,, Of Nevada. on the Chinese question
to-day, Is complimentcd tonight as one OF
the best Of the entire debate. He knows
the pig-tails. lie said il would have peen
better IL the negro had never been In TINS
country, and thai the question between the
whites and blacks II no nearer settled now
than II was when Fort sumter was fired
on.
Chilian newspapers received at the state
Department say they can beat the Yankees
every time. one Of them represents the
American navy ~ an old tub.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
1854. 97s internal revenue, S3Sl,sI3.
Senator Edmunds declined the position
ON the Supreme bench because of the deli
cate condition Of member Of his family.
Mrs. and Miss Miller, Of Princeton, are
here. The former is daughter OF the late
Governor Mcdowell. OF Virginia.
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yXI
y l VA, March 0.--F. VI.
Mills a, the class o. the iirst year, passed
and was continued on trial; W. q. iIodg-
Yin discon,,uued on account OF III health.
The second-ycar class passed and were
elected TO deacon's orders. chnraciers OF
elder. Of the Baltimore district were passed.
nm w,Iburn was allowed to withdraw,
3D., Ia, ,h. ceusure Of the Conference, he
h.,,no Ion his charge to take an indcpen-
dom, oue-" Epworth,' Baltimore.
Dr Patterson, Of Mexico, addressed the
Conference concerning the Mexican mis-
sion. ..,.,sa l,rc..f
r,xnrp,cxsnrp0, VA, March 0.--in the
pai,,morc conference 0f the Methodist
vnissonal Church. south, to-day Bishop
wcTvcirr urcsIding ease Of Rev. Ii.
ID WIerburn. who was appointed TO
Fmmap,,ei church, Baltimore. In 1891, and
'nh.eorently accepted u call from the ET-
18th Indenepden Methodist church, was
discussed NJ length, and resolutions were
unanimously odopted condemning his ac-
lion M encouraging the alienation Of the
nfODft ne WIS 1Dltptht'' w - -
had faith toward the Church. and In viola
ton OF his ministerial vows, and deserving
the gravesi censurc OF the Conference. II
was further resolved that his name be en-
tered A. withdrawn.
Rev. Or. Patterson. superintendent Of
the mission work In Mexico, gave an ac-
count Of the extent and resources OF that
country and missions OF the Church there.
Rev. DIR. !. u. McFerrin addressed the
Conference in the interest Of the puhlica-
tions Of the Church.
B. W. Walters. !. 4. Wilson, John
Miller, j. W. Mitchell, :. v. Hlldebrand,
II. 4. Brown. and John G. Thrnsher were
advanced TO the class Of the second year.
Rev. Collins Denny and j. &. Tirasher,
having travelled two years and passed cN-
animation, were admitted into full conncc-
ton, and elected 10 the deacon's order.
The examination Of the character Of the
elders was proceeded with. and number
passed.
The report Of the Visiting Committee Of
the Valley Female College was referred Ia
the Committee on Education.
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HORSES KILLED AND WAGON DEMOLISHED III
A PASSING TRAIN, But OCCUPANTS oY WAGON
ESCAPE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
Wytpoy. \. C., March 9.-To-day the
northern-bound mail train on the Whining
TON and Weldon railroad ran into two
horse wagon, containing woman and boy,
nj a crossing south Of Enfield. n. c. Both
horses were killed outright and the wagon
torn in fragments. Fortunately the woman
and boy escaped with serious but not fatal
Injuries.
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News from Norfolk.

RICHMOND SHOTGUN CLUB yiCroRI0uS-BO-
DIES OF DROWNED MEN RECOVERED.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. March 9.-rhe Richmond
shotgun Club visited Portsmouth to-day
and shot pigeon match with the seaboard
Shooting Club, winning the match after a
close contest.
Yesterday the bodies Of Charles Riddick
and Charles Smith. two colorcd oystermen
belonging in Hampton, drowned in james
river on the 4th OF February, were recoy-
cred. One was near Craney Island and the
other some distance up the river.
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Three nurderer~ Hanged 10y Masked
Men.

ALBEnorERQrE, N. NJ, March o. NJ Los
Tunos yesterday Charles shelton JVhn
Redmond, and Harry French were taken
from jail aud hanged to IN adjacent troe
bv masked men. shelton murdered Fore.
man Woodruff last fall Redmond kliled
James McDermott in January last AZ "ai-
lon, on the Atlantic and i1chc raiiroad !;
French alias sampson was one OF Tue panu
Of desperadoes who Killed Dep'1ty-5h.riu
Jones at Cranes. The mob also took TWO
negroes from the Jail, beat them nnmercI-
fully. and then turned them loose.
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tensions Of the Palace party cause them 70
look iayorabiy on rapproaehment WIN
Austria.
An Alleged Prussian spy Asre~tess tm
Rraaee.
PAars. March 0.--The Paris announces
that Prrssian spy has been arrested nj
the railway station OF Brcttcaux, suburbs
of Lyons. \ number Of maps and plans Of
defensive works were found in his luggage.
He stated that he was captain in the Ger
man army.
The Spanish Throne.
LONDON, March "a Madrid dispatch
10 the Daily Neics says a considerable sem
satIon has been caused by the riImor that
Don Carlos has abdicated his claims TO The
Spanish throne In favor OF his infant son.
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adjourned
The Philadelphia Detective Force
AbOIisl,ett.

PHILADELPHIA. March 9.-Eyer since the
charges Of collision with thieves were
made against the detectives Of this city by
n weil-known bank-thief II good deal Of at
tention has been called to the subject by
newspaper criticism. The matter culmi-
mated this morning by the Mayor request
ing the resignation Of the entire detective
corps. New appointments were at once
made from the police force. Detectives
Levy, Callahan, and Hunser win be re-
tanned as special officers. Chief Detective
Tryon and others complain that they have
not been afforded a hearing, by which they
could have thoroughly vindieated them
selves from the charges publicly made.
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Election Of Officers Of the Western
Lunatic AsyIu
telegram % the DIspateh. ]


STANTON, VA, March 0.-The new
Board Of Directors Of the Western Lunatic
Asylum met to-day and elected the follow
ing officers: Superintendent. DIR. Robert
;. Hamilton, Of staunton. at present the
superintendent Of the public schools; AS
.istant Physician, DR.. III. s. Crockett, Of
wythe county; Steward, j. n. Mauzy, Of
Rockingham; Matron, Mrs. +. NJ. Hop
kins, Of Rockingham.
The places Of the other two assistant
physicians were not filed at this meeting.
The Board adjourned tonight TO meet
on the second Monday in May next.
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MARINE gSTELLEGEsCE.

PORT or nICiiHOND. MARCH y, 1893
Arrived.
steamship wyanokc Couch, Wv York, iner-
rhandsc aud passengers, 1'"rr" W. A'rn " -.
agents. . ,-,-,,.- ..-,-
steamer Farita. Gunncli, philadelphia, aerrtsS .
disc and paegrngers, =. ". Mctarrtck, agent
steamer Arici, Gifard. Norfolk, United 7ssst~
mali. merchandise, aud passengers, l.. v TaIuf-
supcriutendcnt.
HAiTED.
schooner Maid of the Mist, C0os, Norfolk, cmp.r
barrels, Curric & 60.
CORRECTION.
RriR Fiectwing. sullivan, from Nafanzas. ais-
sehnOner Ida ijabcock, Dare, from New loss
snOuid have been reported yesterday - ~iriftr
fuatoRu oT sausds and sfhoourt John ~ rssss@ ?
Curtis, for Now York, should have rccn rcpor'co
as sailed instead Of arrived.
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Sxw YORK. March a---SDttso stcasy; ..sss,
, ssa bales; uplaasts, liys.. trtsaa~, t2sc.
net rece,p,~, ads hais, ssport.-so
Great Britain, l4.sv4 tales; ehannei, $50
,s',,,,aoa "a ft,r extra, f6.l0<sfG.o0; good "
cSolse extsa, "a. 7o6sse. Wheat ks2e. higher ana
-owe what ussettlsd; cicsinx wsak with Setse. y
I'D si.lOae .33.; ungsaaed white, VI .2ss,
IN 'so4: No. > red. March, el.3OaeeSl ~; Aprsl
ii .S2LaeI .gss. Corn itsits. higher, ciasa,.l
scarcely % sireafi lyht .aypsy xsssa. w., Is
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Reporfcd DcfaIcafion.

New YORK, March 0.-The t0m1'efc'"t
idrerfiser says: 4 dedication Is reported
this evening, committed by a clerk IN the
Fourth National Bank, in charge oi loans
ON demand 10 brokers. The amount u va
riously stated at SO, 900 to 100000.
Lofer.-The name 81 the deiaulting
clerk Of the Fourth National Bank II Corn
wall, a man Of sixty-iye year,, the father
Of eight children, who had been for eleven
wears in the employ OF the bank, and pre-
yious 10 that time clerk IN brokerage
houses and in business for himself. ne
hypothetical negotiable securities when
had been pledged TO the bank, and II co.f
the bank $4,000 10 redeem them, when -
the amount II his dedication.
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Cornsner~ssl Failure.

PINE BLrFr. ARK, March 9.--An assign
ment has been made by Austin Atkinson
x Co., general merchants. Their liabilities
arc $4,000; the assets In goods and ae-
counts, 100000. The principal creditors
Of the firm are ii. 4 G. Newman. New
Orleans, $1,000; Cans, Arnold a Co.,
Philadelphia. $1,000; Hamburger, Bloom
4 Co., Louisville, $4,000; August Bern
helm Il Bauer, New York, $4,000; Ely
Walker 4 Co., ~. Louis, 1858.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
IN THE pssrsrcm FROM AL POINTS.

Washington news and 6s.sip-An Arkansas
Failurc--The tsited ssates Minister 20
England ON the irish American Priseners-
A Triple L,pchinx In New ueSiee-MsFe
"details ef she Obstructive fleeds- re fieieus
Observation-Disclosures Of an Old New York
Bank of'scer--T rswsis with indian Traders.
PniisseIphis's Detective fsrce Broken Up
, spees 81 War in Europe Runners Ahens
the spanish Throne, NC, &c.
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Report for Week EadinG March ., 1879.

wuEAr.-White, l2f bushels. Red, 2,slZ bush
cia. o,.,
cls.
O.Tr.-4 1908 bushels.
RYR.-tO bushels.
MEAI.--8O bushels.
OKClIARD-t,nAhS rhfD.-itS hNIsi'.
PFAs.--9s bushels
CorTuy.- Receipts; Through, loi baiesi DcaI,
fss balea-totaL Jt7 hai.s. Tone strohe Quota
lions. Niddllng, li6r 4 We. bow mIddling, iU.r
lie. good ordinary. Oh pac,; ordinary, nc.
A better feeling J,cryados The narkef at close 81
week. aud cher price, obtained
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An Iueeudiary Arrested.

RALEIGH, n. G., March D.--WillIaIn
Rrewn was arrested for attempting to burn
the Orange cotton-factory, In Orange co.,n-
tv.N. q. He had some difficulty with Mr.
Holman, the proprietor. and set iire TO the
Iint-rooin, but the flames were extinsnlsh-
ed before much damage had been done
Brown was lodged In iail.
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From Lynchburg.
Especial telegram % The Dispatf

ICittia ttsthfaiN W tf' Dt'bts'''l
LYScHBuRo, Va, March 9.-Mrs. Ed
mund sehaefer. formerly Miss Mary Walk
or, Of Richmond, died at the residence Of
her husband, In this city, to-day; aged
twenty-six years. Her remains viii be
taken 10 Richmond tomorrow for inter-
ment ut Hollywood.
The Grand Lodge knights Of Honor nd
journed this evening to meet next year In
Staunton.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, Aarch y, ittt.
SNiRs-FIUsr Bo,Rr.-l0 shares North Caro-
lima Railroad ~ s3; 90 shares Norfolk and Wet
crn preferred NJ Az; 10 shares Petersburg Ra,i-
road at 27's. 80 do. AZ 27i,, 10 shares Richmond
and Allcghauy AZ 30; j shares Merchants Va
tlonal Bank at IL.
SALES SECOND B0tEr.-lO0 shares Chesapeake
aud ohio At pa; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta at 30; 30 shares Petersburg Railroad
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I'm nemding f0moses nSs"e~"
and Austrta.

IoSpox. March "a constantinople
a,.na,ch to the Times says II "a feared IN
os,,rial circles that war between Russia ana
,,'s.r,, d Inevitable. The question OF cali
~ s,,,, the reserves II being seriously dts
'as ..i n has at least been decided In
nrinclple that some preparatory measures
sh"nId he taken. The exaggerated appre-
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AFTER BEING TREATED by physicians for q
long while In vain for severe Blood Dis
ease, cured myself with :. !. ,. G. 81.
RatcliE, Richmond, Va. Price, ~ and
II n nor bottle
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~,art,lus Developments Yesterday Old
Man Massey and Son ON the Ceroner's
Iury-A Shoe FILLED with blood Found In
the House OF n Suspected Partr--A fosns
Man Nasnsd Rsdss AeesseAs He Fights the
ofncer-, In Fired Upon ny Young Massey
and Files 20 the wosds--ssrcat Excitement
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rOREIgy NEWS.
American Citizsns Arrested ." Ire
land.

LospoS, March 9.--Mr. LEVEL, United
states Minister. replying TO the application
made ON behalf Of the American citizen.
rested in Ireland, says the coercion act
!. contrary to the spirit and foundation OF
tbe nrincipIes Of both English and Amer'-
c co." iurisprudenee. hut II Ia the law Of The
,snd and controls all persons domiciIed
in The proclaimed districts OF Ireland,
whether British subjects or not. II u
maniiestly futile TO claim that natsraiized
citizens Of the United States rho'1d he cN-
e,nn,ed from the operation Of the act.
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By Telegraph.
NTW YORK.

SFw YORK, March D. SOOn.--ytocks netiyt ana
Irregular. Money ~ per cent Exchange l."nf
4s5i snort, fs1k. state bonds inactive. ""N'
crninrn.4 drm and Irregular.
higher: new j'a. IuZa; new fgA 1875 new
/ ~, Ilss. Money, Geo4 per cent. states genc
| rally lower. Treasury haianec--'om, fFVV'
J currency, tiA3i.
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Fiony-We ouote: Fine, fa .50a -: extra, $3.50
ms9.55: sup.riine. s5.6O@s0 common snirrnn',
"a. 600 20: common famiiy. .JepT5.So' choice
family, :S9Gss.
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NEw YORK. March 9.-~W. II. Preston a.
Co., having settled with their creditors ne
cording 10 the terms u agreement, re-
stunned business under the old firin-namc
to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March %, isbz.
OFFERiNo-.
WurAr.-Red. - bushels.
,OuN.-Nhltc SIC huqhel4.
uAIR.-l3 ~ huahela. Re-cNhlh'tcdi lai bushels.
MEAL.--l2 bushels.
BtAckFiH iTAs.--5e husncl9
SALES REPORTED 10 sECkEfiitf.
VIII. Ecd, - bushels very good fuliA &c
si.gg. ~ bushels common 90 si.29.
0ons.--Whitc, $50 tuah'ls prime At hnc.i ~
btiahols prime az soc.
OArs.-f2 hushel4 prime wigt1r on priyab'
terms; SO bushels prime spring on private t.fin'.
COTrOy. Quot1ii0us. hldnhnR' Zoo } 'e''
low middling. lO1mllc.; go0d ordinary lDbe
Intc.; ordinary, De.
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ROASTED COFFEE.
r EVENINGS ROASTED COFFEE.
HIGHEST AWARD ATLANTA EXPOSITION
1891.

IT
1881.
TO RIA RESIDENTS oP RICHMOND ASp VfR-
GITfA GENERALLY
ApprcriatIng the growing want and demand i0i
ROASTED COFFEE,
we have recently added 10 our
COFFEE IMPORTING AND JOBBrNG nrsf-
MISS.
THAT OF :
ROASTING DEPARTMENT
our many y,irs' experience ip the handling ~
coffee. and Tho iarge stocks wo now carry, give ~
rNTsuAL ficiIiilea f0rpcnriug the MOST Dksiiis-
LIE coffee lor ROASTING.
la this age ~ adultorsilon, u Is aii-imf"rfsn'
that ln al ARffCLtb 90 room He secure thosf
free from ~ dolctortous manipulation. fh'.r
goods 1T ours W. giurlnicc Nb-nLIThLl
PURE, thc coffee being ven selected and toasis'.
~ ,hc most approved machincfy-aot glazed %
pol shed In any way.
Tho ureuent mon srANuIyG Of OUR uor.A
throughout me country, attained ONLY after MANI
yE,Rs 81 ACTIVE and HONORABLE BrsiNihs
/ rxPgnirycK, ls Your guaanioc that go" rai
nELY upon oUH GOODS being Az nErHEahHTrp-
By permission, we append . certificate from
number ~ your fcllow-iownsuea which speaksic'
l it.clf T.. LEVEtiN6 A ca,
baltimore, Mo
These good, will he nr ale by leading grocsr-
! In this city,
| The undersigned take great pleasure In testifytrr
| IA the hlsh character IT Nes-rs. r.. LFykniNo n
/ 90. of B,lfimorc. Any statement they may max
in regard 10 their goods may nc implicitly retire
| anon. Wherever they known this assur1nfs
| viii be altogether unnecessary.
| ~I'OTTs q GIBSON,
DAVENPORT q MORRIS.
~. *. ILLlsDN,
! i.ATEs, BROWN q oATfs,
/ NH i. r. ELLYSoN.
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GROCERIES, Liquors, Sc.

CUBA MOLAssEs.
DAVENPORT a MORRIS
offer for sale a
tkHGO 90
| NEW CROP CHOICE MATAkZA- MOL Ahst,,
now landing ia the lock.
ifnh O-ftl
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cMOKED HERRINdsi
SMOKED SALJoS'
SMOKED BETF;
SMOKED Tongues
SARATOGA CHIPS;
FINEST VIRGINIA HAMS ~ THE hIATk
At
NH CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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BAL4lNtftt-
gALTn0RT. March p--Nlryiua Uf, con,nl 10
dated. 6Ol second .rros, 30 new lO-1Ua, Jb'l.
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tOO CASES CANNED TOMATOES
lsVJ aud PEACHES,
SEw CROP NEW ORLEANS NoLAssrs,
CHOICE GREEN and BLACK IRA.
BEEHIVE and CAssARD- HAMS
BEsT BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR.
IA Is-~od GBOReE 4. HUHDLEv-.
IERRINGs.--5O0 barrels n. q. CUT
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-10

These good, will be for ale by 'cading grocer
In This city,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-05-25
New Wrinkle OF the Hated Book
Agent.

Agent.
Petersburg tva) Index.Appeal.
1t is stated that an agent of the mort
recently visited our city to canvass fc
the sale of certain book. He visit
the residences of q number Of our ci
zens, and where he did not make aci
al cash sales, as was the case in
number Of instances, he asked perm.
sion to leave the book for examinati
promising to call subsequently and
it, in the event it was not desired
keep the volume. Whether or not(l
was prevented from calling for
book is not known, but the book
left with some ten or dozen citiz
and a bill for $40 against each of t On
was placed in the hands of the ! lr
constable for collection. This Ct
was not aware Of the clrcumsta
until he presented some Of the | .
when he was informed in each
that no purchase of the book had J
made, nor any bargain entered =
with the agent, but on the cont "
the volume had been left with t
unler the promise that it would \.
be called for. Several of the gel
men against whom these bills
presented expressed the desire t.
terview the agent and give him a ..
tie expression of their opinion OF
conduct, but he is not in the ci
having returned to the north.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-05-25
Flowing by Steam,

A recent issue of The st. Paul Pio-
neer Press says: A large number of
people were present yesterday at the
Lyndale farm to witness the test of the
steam plow imported from England by
Mr.. ]. Allen, for practical use in the
Red River valley. Fifteen acres of
well turfed ground were selected for
the test. Two traction engines were
placed at either end of the field to fur
nish propelling power. The plow
proper is composed of a solid iron
frame on a gig, and containing six
plows on either side of the frame, so
placed as to admit of the end not in
use-that used in going in the opposite
direction-being raised from the
ground by the weight Of the other end
and two men, who ride on the plow.
The engines are alternately set in mo-
tion, hauling the plows back and forth,
turning six burrows every trip. Six
burrows, the entire length of the cable,
takes in an acre Of ground, but yester-
day the length of the cable wound and
unwound on the immense drums me-
cessitated six trips per acre. The
plow was drawn at a speed of
four miles an hour, and did the
work as well as any breaking plow,
the work proving its practicable
ity on ground like that provided for
the test Mr.. Allen says the plow can
break thirty acres every ten hours, and
Mr.. Allen has contracted to break three
thousand acres this spring, with the
privilege of ten thousand acres, for the
Red River Land company, at Hope, at
the rate Of $3 per acre. The engine
can be operated with about two hun
dred pounds Of soft coal per acre, and
it is expected that but four men will be
necessary to operate the machinery.
This is the first plow Of the kind
brought to the west. Mr.. Allen also
gave an experimental test Of a harrow
he designs using in back setting, which
was jerked across the field even more
rapidly than the plow, tearing the sod
with the utmost ease.