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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

OF course. The authorities of the mephtic
villages around Hunters Point are much sur
prised and hurt that Judge Cowing intimated
TO the Grand Jury that the source of the odors
that afiiict the upper part of this city might
be found to be in some of the factories in
Long Island. City or along Newtown Creek. Why
is it necessary then to hold ones nose so often
and so long when starting on trip on the
Long Island Railroad Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

1t would indeed be remarkable if Spain
should be the first nation in Europe to substi-
tute for the Parliamentary oath a simple prom
ise elastic enough to admit to a seat in the
Cortes free thinkers or believers in any relig-
ious creed. For nation whose State Church
is Roman Catholic and which has long been
considered as one of 1.-THE most bigoted countries
in the world, this would be step liberal al
most beyond precedent. But it is not likely
to be taken. Recent events have not been OF
character to rouse the people to demand it, and
the Ministry will hardly care to indulge in any
superfluolss hberality of this kind.
A knowledge of the career of Mile.
Sarah Bernhardt absolutely forbids the
though. that the great actress recently took
unto herself husband for pecuniary reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

But all the same this union has given her
added attractions which, looked at from
managers point Of view, are indeed strong
advertisement. A single seat for her ilfst per
Torrance in Paris after her marriage sold Tor
$40. Other features of the pleasant excite
mcnt which her temperance on the farlsian
stage with a husband caused, VIII DE lcuhu
described on another page in letter IRON our
regular correspondent in Paris.
A .limited" ticket is no longer limited, and
the railways will have to resort to other de-
vices to prevent travellers from getting too
much for their money. The Court of Appeals
declares that a man holding one of these
special tickets can start at any intermediate
point between the cities named on the coupon !;
but that then his journey must be continuous
And if the ticket is accepted by conductor on
the last day on which the company declares
that it is good" the traveller can go through
on the contract thus made even if he does not
reach the end of his trip until after the
/" limited time has expired. Great will be the
regret now of many travellers who heretofore
have made haste and waste so that they might
reach their journeys end before their time was
up.
To sign or not to sign,-that is the question
that occupies the attention of Governor Cornell
during these thirty days following the adjourn
ment of the Legislature. This year, as last,
he seems to be acting with great elaboration,
scrutinizing all the bills that have been sent to
him with the greatest care. Brooklyn is more
concerned than New York just at present. Her
interests were affected more by the last ses-
sion's measures than those of this city. Mayor
Low, who has been in Albany consulting with
the Governor, will probably have more infiu-
ence with him than he had with the committees
of the Assembly. One bill, that has received
the Governors signature, excludes from Castle
Garden such emigrants as have not had paid
for them in advance an entrance fee OF 90 cents
each. This promises to work WELL and before
the month is up it may be evident that the
measure appropriating 100000 for the sup
port of the Emigration Commission might just
as well be left unsigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

British India already sends more wheat to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
4 North Carolina Tragedy.

DANvILLE, Va, April 1.-Informatloa
has lust been received here that Sheriff
William Estes, Of Stokes county, =. g.,
MAS shot on the 3Oth uiimo while robbing
his own Office. lie left home TO be absent
some DAYS, and directed his wife not to
allow any one to stay all night, and at the
same time gave her the safe-key. About
dark one OF his neighbors came TO bis
house, aud Mrs. Estes having raised no OBJ
lection he went OF to a room TO spend the
night. After he had retired two men came
10 the house and asked leave to stay, and
Mrs. Estes objected. They, however, went
in and demanded the saie-key, threatening
10 Kill her ii she refused IL. She ran up-
stairs and informed her guest, and was
told hv him to 20 down and deliver the
KEY and say nothing OF his presence. The
men then proceeded to rob the safe. and
while thus engaged Mr.. Estes's friend
came down and killed both Of the men.
Upon examination il was found that one OF
the men was the sheriff, who had disguised
himself. and the other was one oil his
ncighbOrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02

VICTORY FOR THE OXFORD CREW BY SIX
LENGTHS.
Loxnoy. April I-1:30 =. M.-The an
mai inter-uniyersity boat-race has just
been rowcd over the usual course on the
Thames. from Putney TO Mort,ake, and has
resulted in victory for the Oxford crew
by six boat-lengths. The weather was
beautiful. but the contest created less in-
terest than usual.
lust before the boats started In the race
the wind quoted and SHIFTED somewhat.
There was then q good breeze behind The
crews. but the water was fairly smooth.
The Cambridge crew was the hrst TO come
out on the river. They took the Middle
sex side. The final betting was i've to one
on the Oxfords. The boats started at one
minute past o'clock. Cambridge was first
to take the water, and Immediately led by
hall a boats length, but were caught and
passed bv the oxford boat before fifty
yards had been trayersed. At the soap
works, mile and half from the starting
point, the Oxford crew were leading 10y
hree lengths. At Hamm, rsmith bridge, two
furlongs further on, they were four lengths
IN front Of Cambridge, and of Cheswick
Mall tbe latter seemed 10 he done with.
The Oxford crew finished in good form.
The Cambridge men were exhausted at the
finish, and their TO ing was Irregular.
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The GoIdcn.Ciiy Disaster.

VERDICT CF THE CORONER'S JUEY FIND THAT
TIE ACCIDENT WAS DUE TO POSITIVE CRIMI-
NAL CARELEssNEss oN PART OF TIE oFli-
GERS.
MEMPHIS. April 1.-The coroner'S jury,
which has been holding inquest for the
past two DAYS on the remains OF the woman
iound floating IN the water near the wreck
OF the steamer Golden City. returned q
verdict this afternoon to the effect that TIE
woman came 10 her death by violent
mems-to wit: BY inhaling flaming fire
on the steamer Golden City on Thurs
day, March Goth; tlat the fire was caused
by Wash. Smith, the c0iorCd captain
OF the watch, handling lamp and setting
fire 10 a lot OF jute stored on deck, and that
said lutte was not covered n it should nave
been to avoid accidents by FIRE; that stored
near the lutte were LOT o. tar and oi-bar-
reIs. and the manner in which said luic,
tar. and oii-harrcls We're loaded. IN the al
scncc Of proper coverings ana the lack Oh
specific orders in regard to carrying lamps
through the boat, eYinccs positive criminal
carelcssness OF the part OI the mate ahl!
other officers OF said boat, whose duty It
was 10 look after the loading and manage
ment OF the boat III such way a. not 20
endanger human life.
Wash. Smith, captain OF the watch
whose arrest has been mentioned, remains
! in jail 70 await the action OF the grand
| Jury. which meets Monday morning.
/ All hope OF recovering dead bodies IRON
/ the wreck Of the steamer Golden CITY Ia
/ been abandoned. No further attempt vii
| be made until the river falls sufficiently t
allow divers to work with some chance o.
l
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tonight. He shocking after the interest
Of the Democratic party there.

| tonight. He Is looking after the interest
Of the Democratic party there.
Government receipts to-day: Customs
s927, 39i; internal revenue, sf02,Si4.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports ioihe Dispatch.l
DIR. LAMsoS's CASE.
WAsurxGToS, April 1.--Secretary Free
Iinghuysen received a cable dispatch IRON
Minister Lowell this afternoon announcing
thai in Difference 10 the request on fresi-
dent Arthur a respite OF fortnight had
been granted in the case OF Dr. Lainson,
who was sentenced 10 death In the cer'rai
Court OF London on the lith ultimo,
charged with having Intentionally caused
the death OF his brother-in-law. secretary
Frelinghuysen says, however, that TINS ac-
ton on the part Of the English Govern
mcnt does not indicate that the sentence OF
Lamson has been coinmuied, and must be
construed merely rs n postpOnement TO
give time 10 the friends OF the prisoner In
this country 10 forward evidence bearing
on the case.
NATIONAL DEBT STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease oi
the public debt FOR the month Of March 10
be SIG, i62, 9f6.i5 cash in the Treasury
$3.50, 29l ,7Gl.72; gold certificates outstand-
ing. Sj.1CG.G20; silver certificates out
standing, $Gs,3jj,317; certificates OF dc
post outstanding, Si1,140,000; refunding
certificates outstanding, Sj42, 600; legal
tenders outstanding, S346,GSl,O lG; rae
tional currency outstanding, 81 ,OGi.S9o.6';
cash balance available, 49,, 03S, 2Sl.Oo.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsHISGTON, April 1.-The hearing in
the route cases on the motion to quash the
indictments against Brady, Dorsey, and
others, was concluded to-day. MeSsrS.
Kerr, Mcrrick, and Bliss for the Govern
mcni argued against the claim that the in
dictmont is defective. Mr.. Shel'a erger
concluded for the defence. Judge Wylie
said he would consider the arguments and
decide the question hereafter, giving the
counsel on both sides two or three days
notice Of the time he would render his de-
cisiou.
The Secretary OF War to-day telegraphcd
to the Commissioners for the State oil
Louisiana, nj New Orleans, as follows
''Your telegram received. The ljO,OOO
rations mentioned by you have been or
dered to be delivered to-day, April lst. ]
have also given directions 20 purchase ana
deliver to you 100000 more to-day, making
30, 900 to-day. When and in what install
ments will you wish future purchases and
deliveries 7"
The Secretary Of War is in receipt OF
$500 from the relief committee OF lanktOn,
Dakota, to he used for the benefit OF the
sufferers from the Mississippi overflow,
with the request that it he placed at the
disposal OF the Red Cross organization.
This contribution is the balance on hand
IRON the funds contributed about year
ago for the benefit OF the sufferers from the
Missouri overflow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
Trial Of Georgia Murderer.

ATLANTA, GA. April 1.-The preliminary
trial OF Deputy United states Marshal X. ID.
Bolton and two members OF his posse,
Charles Miller and Brent Freeland, charged
with the murder OF the illicit disiiller
jackson J. Hicks, in Graysville, was closed
to-day. Bolton was discharged, and Free
land held in bonds OF 800 and Miller in
$500 on the charge OF involuntary man
slaughter, which under the Code OF Geor-
gia Is killing while in discharge Of lawful
net without due caution, and Is punishable
a. misdemeanOr.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
TO rnn DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

tfiairs M the National Capitalize star
Route Casex-Reiicf FOR the fiood-suifer-
srs-rriai OF Federal OHlciaIs i'm Gcorgia
for killing an Illicit Distiiier--Tobncco
Sales az DanviIic-Party Caught In Dn-
keta "Blizzard "-verdict or the Corener's
Jury in the Golden-City Dlsastcr-A Re-
spite Granted Ia Dr. Lamson's Casc-The
oxford Crew the Nictors ia the inter-tni-
yersify Boaf-Race NJ London, sc.
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Colorado Criminals TO be Turned
Loose.

DESvER. COLI, April 1.-The Supreme
Cour, Yesterday, In the ease OF IIuschberg.
convicted OF stealing, and now serving a
term In The pcnitcntiary, ordered her re-
lease on the ground that the amendment to
the criminal code adopted without the
emergency clause 10y the Inst Legislature
renders the law imperative, and that the
indictment, trial, and sentence Of the pri-
soncr under the law were invalid. There
are a large number OF criminals, including
mlrdeu~rs under indictment. awaiting
trial whose case this decision will affect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
Suicide for Love.

,.,, t,cuor,v y<D or A TAILOR AND BAR
ryybyR WHO LOVED AND WERE UNLoNkb.
Georgc Weiderhold, an unmarried tailor
thif,v-right years old. boarded and carried
on ikc manufacture OF clothing, employing
number of girls, at 42l Paramount ave
nuc. philadelphia. He was smiitcn 10y tue
charms Of one Of his SeunstresSeS, Dut she
ns'lv told Weiderhold that his attentions
were fispleasing. Then he took 70 drihk
several weeks ago, and began talking OF
suicide 20 his landady. On one occasion
hc went down TO the Delaware To drown
himself, but came back home ana reported
ii,s. me water was too cold and TOO Wet.
Ue talked 81 self-dcstruction on Sunday
ls., md disappeared. A drowned man was
found I'm the Delaware, Of Green-street
wharf. on Monday. Friday the remains
were identified as those Of the love-sinittch
tailor. He had 10 relatives IN this co'll-
tq.
ARlJHcTED LOVER SHOOTS HIMSELF
iotn Zimmerman, a German, twenty
three year. old, employed as uM-'cnu ~,
q Guekcs's saloon, Falls OF SchVs mn;
VISITED a Young German emlgranl g,., %
whom he was enamored, at ;. Muno 81
loon, 80 Arch street. philadelphia, fFlnas
evening After short promenade Win
the giIl he returned 10 the saloon. mr.
Nund had warned the girl that thinner
man WIS shifiless, and would not make .
good husband for her. Zimmerman, learn.
ing Of fhis. went into the yard about II
O'Clock and shot himself IN the brain
through the left eye With heavy revolver
He was stone dead before Mr.. Muno
reached him. The body was taken 10 th'
Fourth district police station. The house
al which the tragedy occurred Is famous al
the place where the first American flag wal
made by Miss Ross.--Philadeiphia Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
Sales of Tobacco.

DASvnLE, Va, April 1.-The semi'an-
mail report Of the Tobacco Association
shows there have been sold in the Danyilie
market. since the lst Of October last,
10. 700, 900 pounds OF leaf tobacco, at an ave
rage OF S9.57 per 100 pounds, against
II, 9oO, 900 pounds, at an average OF 80, for
the same period OF last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
Possible victims OF Blizzard.

BISMARCK. ID. t., April l.-Ex-Mayor
Hacket. of Bismarck, who left here several
weeks ago to visit the Turtle mountain,
and the MoOsc-riyer region, is now over
due two weeks. II is feared that his party
was caught in blizzard. 4 search-party
have started from Fort Stevenson iu quest
Of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
Forty-seyenth COngress-E First Session.
WASHINGTON, April !, 1882.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
lnI-SIs oF REPRESENT

The Senate was not in session to-day.
house OF REPRESENTATIVE.
On motion OF Mr.. Grape, OF Massachu-
sets, the Senate bill was passed to facilitate
the payment OF dividends 10 the creditors
of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Com
pany.
Mr.. IIiscock, OF New York, chairman of
the Committee on Appropriations. reported
a bill making an appropriations Of $4,000
to supply deficiencies for dies. paper, and
stamps in the acknowledgements Bureau Tor
the current year, and IN appropriation OF
$3.50. 900 to continue the work on the WASH
ington monument for the next fiscal year.
1t was ordered to be printed and recon-
mittcd.
On motion OF Mr.. Townsend, Of Ohio,
the Senate amendments 10 the House LII to
promote the efficiency OF the life-saving
service were nOn-concuTred in.
The House then, at 1880 y. NJ. went
into Committee Of the Whole (Mr. Haskell.
Of Kansas, in the chair on the army-ap-
preparation bill. After some discussion
for the compulsory retirement feature OF
the bill, without action The committee rose,
and the House, at $40 L. NJ, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
.Inrderin q Dance.IIouse.

GuXSIsoy, COLI, April IN. Yard, pro
prietor Of n dancc-hall, shot and killed
george Walch, a saloon keeper here, yes
terday. The shooting grew out Of diff
Guilty in a saloon where there was dance
In progress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April I, 1892.

OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-whitc, 10 bushels. hod' iof ousheh.
CONSUMING. 1850 bushel7
BLACKEYE PEAS.-iS puH''7'
SALES REPORTED TO sEchEiAhf.
wRnAT-whie, bushels ,sf "a a. basSel. x ns
,tog =, sIiS: AZ bushels good mixed at
siAs: 8 -, iashels common FuIiz ~ si.ons. , =, ero
CoES.--White, 80 bushels ss,s s''" ~ e'e''
100 basbels prl,ue on prisaut eIs A. s1.7o.
coffosnlaae iirm. Eeeeili:' q e.s a., quo
talon: sUdsliny. iIl@llae'i low middiins
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Especial telegram 70 a"e p''p" T'
NORFOLK, VA. April i.-Ex-sherifl
Toomas n. puti. Of Norfolk county, died
to-day a, his home in Bcrkley.
william r. Brooke, Of Warrenton, Va,
was the successful candidate before the
Board to-day for:the position OF CITY En-
glnccr.
The Ariel is laid mp at the India wharf.
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cRocKERY. GAAsswARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have Jos; opened the largest stock Of
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited In this city, consisting OF
RICH BlsOVE and DRESDEN FIGURES
VASES, and FANCY ARTICEs;
ELEGANT DINNER. TEA-, GAME, FISH
OYSTER, ICE-CEEAM-, and Dk>Shkl-
SITS.
In CHAMBER TOTLET-WARE our assortment
cannot De- surpassed.
our stock l. complete In every department. "ha
mo rrices very low. Can ard examine II.
T.. 70. TAYLOR
,ts lOll Main street.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. April THE weesy sae sh.l Q,
i'.e srcrsc sf.0O4 500: specie deerease,
- DDS. 400: legal tenders decrease, sd22,sOO;
DEPOSIT dcere,se s93O2OO; crs99- Yen e deerease'
Sl4l sUO: reserve dccrcase' 90 "a ,n,,o ,,,
Inc banks now hold slif-'''"' "'''e '''"
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l-Vhgin,,aa az, sSnS ,,IS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 1, 1852.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Manhattan Kelly, New y ork, merchaD
die and pa.seugere. q. ". Allen 90.
steamer - W Fyrrmau. smith. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, }. ". NcCmr'cS
agent. - - . ,
mail merchandise. aud passengers, l.. z. Tatum'
Superintendent.
schooner +. T. Couinsham, Smith, New York,
pi2-lrou. Asa Snyder.
Schooner ;. l.. simmons, Blake. Woods Hole,
euano. John L. Knox.
Schooner katie q. Robinson, Soy hebhcDcc'
irc. Cho-apeakc and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Martha Welsh. Burdgc, New York,
railroad-irou,
SAILED.
steamer Thomas Carroll. Cunningham, Piiiadel-
plir ri0 Cabin Point creek. railroad-tcs' Curtis
X Parker. 60, I'll,
Schooner MARY r.. simmons, Scull, EhN'b'ih-
rnrt. railroads.&c.. Gnril. PARKER
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wtre.Muracrcr Sentenced.

New ORLEANS, April l.-Victor Eloi.
convicted OF the murder OF his wife, was
to-day sentenced 10 be hanged at such time
rs the Governor may decide.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

>-,c, vour. AnrIl onn.-Stocks dali and
,,-oo,,,.r Money 6 per cent. Exc1ange-Long
asa: short. 4s0s. State bonds inactive. tow
erpments weak and lower. 80
we@k aad lower; new IS, lO2t; ne1 - !.
liz: new A.. lis4. Money. SOS yer cent
- 'tes inactive Treasury balances-t"in, s"Z'-
1925 Snfen,Icy ,Ioc3 9i rm2 advance over yes
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The first American inscription upon the
obeisk now standing in Central Park. y.
Y. will he "Use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Price. - cents.'
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ii0RsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE NsoSyAiE-
&C sscE.--i have prescribed iiorsiords
Acid Phosphate In the con'aleselng stage
OF fypho-malaIial fever, and, whenever
an ecid Is indicated, nothing has been
found equal 10 it.--J. II. Wilson. NJ. d.,
Plymouth, Ind.
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FIour-we quote: Fire, - .50d44: extra, $3.50
6f0.5 rs supcrane, s5.5O@$6: common suI,erfne,
H.5Om 50: common fitmily. S7hs7.25: choice
family, ss6s9. Feeling frmer bat not quotably
higher.
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SE.NE-TIiREAD.

SEfNE-TstREAD. -.,>s.
CFINE-TIIaEAD. sElNE-N-srfsgFyoe
CTW Es, stlNt-LiNf. s..,,,--,,,- ,-1,,r
cuI-ROPTS. YAWKINGs, MINNOW NET
TING. OII-CLOTHlNG, COR KS ROPES.
ropk XoOp. NETS, aad sEINEs on hand and
made 20 order; CARPET-WARP.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION 10 o'h
AWNING DUCKS.
l.. IICHTESSTEIS sOSr'
corner seventeenth and franklin streets,
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SLIM
THREAD. --
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DHILADELP IIIA, RICH II ~
.SSzsss-4zs1ss>,
MOSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed selling days: Every TUESDAY and
FRiIDAY II ~ NJ and every SUNDAY at
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays aud Fridays steamers
ccivcd till ii. 30 4. NJ: for Sundays steamer I'll
J.. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily iili
L. VI
Fare. %.
and The East.
For further information. apply 70
j. W. MCCARRICk,
General southern Agent. Oiiicc Rockets.
W. 7. CLYDE & CO.,
no 40 General Agents.
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STAGE LlNES.
ANDT APPA-a
IL II 4. ...uL-L-- III IL - W ".

DICHMOND ANDTAPPA-152l~s> q
Having ostaiii-'cd n PASSENGER AND N
mock. on AND AFTER MONDAY. AriiL ~
yc will ie prepared 10 carry PASSENhtfH com
forfaiiy and PACKAGES promptly.
VIII leave Richmond. from Office. Ne. ! s.niil
TeufN street. on MONDAYS aud THU RSllAl
M Is \. ~. arriving 81 iaIp9hannock ~ . l. NJ
leaving Tappahann0cN oh ~ EDSESl,A = Hhi,
SATURDAYS 20 \. M-arfl'inS al hi'ni""n a
az 6 =. VI. al,
ttn,'. JAMES SWEENEY,
NH 91-eod Proprietor.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALLe-FINST BOARD.-1O shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred stock al 80 10 share
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad stock at 23s:
20 share, Petersburg Railroad stock AT 3ls. 10
do. at 81.
SECOND EoNRD.-i.0OO Petersburg Railroad
bonds, "C,iss B. 1T 81: 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock N 3ii.; 1000 Richmond city G's
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ROCKS. STATEONERY. &c.

DOCKS, STATIONERY. &C., &C., AZ
ID AND BELOW COST
The undersigned. trustee under decd Oh ,fu-t
fhls day recorded from Ncssra. NnOdhou.e x faI-
ham. book-eiler.. statiouCr- and book !nder., OF
III. clfy. h.rcuv notify the public mar lhr,f
large. VARIED. MD VALUABLE sIpoh
or ROOMS. STATIONERY. &C, VIII beat pii''l'
sale for a limited time. al AID htlow cost.
THIS T. n rare opportunity for bargains. ,..,
Xeinylic persons ~ whom the iirm j. indchiei
u nc fhcir clatul- and request tit al lhichtri
10 lie tirm Mil make payment t0u-.
JAMES PLEAS ANTS,
4. ID. WILLIAMS,
NH 29-codl0t trustee
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Flour.

iIxalIs.c: good ordinary, los@1o.c.; ordI-
nary, sx@ l04c.
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CRY ESGiNEEg's Optic By
RICHMOND, VA, March l6, 1857.
NOTICE TO STONE AND HRi,h-
y PAYERS. sroNE-cONrRACTohs,
AND EXCAyAToRS.

srHEp PROPOSAL viii bc rvcoiNeda' thi-
""''' FRIDAY, ArBiL 7Iu
AT L O'CiAs'K p. n,
for FURNISHING ALL MhTERL,Is- MD
,yrko TIE USUAL STONE AND uRick-
PAVING. GRANITE CURLING AND fLA"-
CLING, and for REPAIRING AND hELA,ino
THE sAslE, aud for N'ch 6RApiN'' Vt
srRFEsrs A. may he required, for the hfih 81 ono
YEAR rroIn lhc Is, dly Of April next
Forms OF proposals and specifications c." nc "o-
taine., by applying al this oiliee.
The Committee ON strects reserves '.~ ',z"' -
reject auy or al proposals ohe'es' az" ~ e'''
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