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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

DR.. Hicks took up tie ord, not
without emotion, and cried GLORY"
Guiteau had expected long pray err,
bu! just as the word glory" dropped a
second time from his lips the crop fell.
The tightening rope made sharp re-
port, as If dozen Whips had cracked in
unison. Beneath The scalfold hung a
swinging mass. There was some con-
trac ton OF The bands and a shudder, aud
the lpanimate mass hung a dead weight
at the end Of the gallows rope. In q
short time the body was lowered and
examined by the physicians, who pro-
bounced that Gulteau in accordance
with the sentence Of the law, had been
hanged by the neck until he was dead.
Rev. DIR. Hicks on Gniteau.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05
$50 YARDS REMNANTS

OF WORSTED DRESS GOODS
from 8 to s yards 10 piece, worth 20
to SOC yard, We will sell for s els. Il
yard. Good lawns at Sc yaid worth
10; lawns at 8 and Zoe worth y >
and 15c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05
TABLE LINEN.

Table linn u 2c yard worta 20.
Linen Damask worth 3Uc yard, reduc-
ed to 20c Linen Dama,k worth SOC
a yard, we will now sell at SOC a yard;
linen crash worth l5c yard, we are
now selling at l0c cotton crash 6 lnd
&c, worth 10 aud l2c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

jeremiah Walter AdRr. of Daniel Eidenour
decd. Frances Rideuour, Joel W. Ridenour, Frank
lin 2. Ridenour, Isaac Il. Bidenour, twell A.
Ridenour, David r Ridenour, David NJ. kiden.
our, Jackson steed iand Sophia his wife, and
| Philip Orndorff ard Annie his wife, Defts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

NOTE THIS-A new and handsome coach
runs daily from Richmond, Gordonsville.
Charlottesville, Waynesboro'. stanton. and
Williamsen's to Lexington, Ky. and CinciD-
cati o., without change. THERE'S no extra
oharg for seats in this Coach.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO
Louisville, NashvilIe,M Memphis
and Texas Points.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Chi
cago, st Louis, Kansas City. Etc

Before selecting your route write to one OF
the Agents named below for full information;
you will save money. and avoid frequent and
unpleasant changes ofca
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

RATES OF FARE are as low AS by any
route and from many points they are
LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
this being the Shortest Route in existence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-07-05

c. g. DOYLE, Passenger Agent, Lynch
burg, Va,
P. II. WOODWARD, Passenger Agent,
Staunton, Va.
J. C. DAME, General Southern Age t, Rich
mond. Va.
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itaI. through the fear ~ offence 10 foreign
nations. that withheld the brave words
which the representatives OF power, en-
crgv. and honor had spoken. The United
States would not move when honor, COM
merce, aud trade demanded protection.
lest, iorsooth. the jealousy and ill-will Of
some foreign Power should be aroused.
Was there A lower depth 10 he reached!
Let II be said 10 the honor Of the late Adj
ministration that II seemed 10 have been
imbued with The doctrines 81 the old
patriots. whose deeds illustrated with lbs
tire the greatest and brightest pages Of
American history.
Mr.. Hewitt. of New York. was the next
speaker. The people Of the country. he
said. had arrived at two conclusions in
reference TO our foreign policy-first, that
citizens. whether naturalized or native,
should have full and complete protection,
at home or abroad; second, that the Mon
roe doctrine should be asserted and main
tanned at every cost and hazard, even to
the issue Of the lannon's mouth. In the
course of his remarks Mr.. Hewitt alluded
10 the former speech OF Mr.. Orth, Of In
diana, and brought that gentleman 10 his
feet. followed by Mr.. Holman and Others.
Finally Mr.. Kasson recalled the House
10 the bill under consideration, but his own
remarks were somewhat extended, and d.
rected principally TO a defence OF the pre-
sent Administration from the criticisms OF
Mr.. Whitthornc.
Other speeches were made nominaliy
upon the subject OF the bill. but all OF a
political character.
The committee rose without action.
The senate amendments 70 the post
route bin were cOncuTrcd in, and then. at
$50 +. NJ. the House adjourned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
yicforin's Life Attempted.

THE BRITISH QUEEN FIRED At ~ WINDSOR
CASTLE YARD-TnE NIsCREANT ARRESTED.
WfNDsOR. ENGLAND. March 2.-As the
Queen was entering her carriage this eve
ming a man in the Castle yard deliberately
fired pistol ~ her. The man. who was q
misunderstanding object, was Immediately
seized by several policemen, and taken 10
the Wid-or-Palacc station. No one was
hurt. The man gave ms name rs Rode
rick MacLcan. The Queen drove OF 10
the Castle Immediately after she was fired
NJ. The miscrcant was followed to the po-
lice station by q large crowd u people
from whom h. was rescued with difficulty.
The Queen arrived n Windsor al about
4:aI =. VI. She had been in London since
Tuesday. where she gave " drawing
room" on Wednesday i'm honor Of the
Prince, Helena, 81 Waldeck, who is TO
marry Prince Leopold. \ crowd OF peo-
pie assembled at Buckingham Palace this
morning in hopes that the Queen would
drive out The dcmeanor OF the people
was as cordial ~ usual.
HOW TT WAS D0NE--TIlE ACT BELIEVED TO BE-
THE RESULT or LUNACT-TIE QUEEN ~
HARMED.
LONDoN. March IS p. M--Thcrc was a
large crowd Of spectators awaiting the
Queen, arrival 1t Windsor. The Queen
walked across the platform Of the railway
station 10 her carriage, which was waiting
10 take her % the Castle. John Brown had
already assembled to hi, seat behind the ear
riage when q man standing no the entrance
20 the station among a crowd ~ spectators
pointed pistol az the carriage and fred.
To Judge from the report the pistol was not
heavily loaded.
The queen. who was probably not aware
81 what had happened. wa, Immediately
driven 10 the Castle. but before she passed
the man had been seized by the -uperin-
tcndent OF The borough police. who was
standing near by. He wa also violently
seized bv The crowd. and was only rescued
from them when three or four policemen
came % the superintendent assistance.
The pistol was captured by one Of the
crowd. MucLcau. who was miserlbly clad.
was taken into High street. and thence con-
yeycd to the police station in a cab. Mac
Lean !, said 90 be an inhabiiant OF south
sea.
The general opinion !, that the act was the
result u lunacy. The report OF the pistol
was sharp. but not loud. MacLean appa-
rpntlv intended firing again, when the re-
yolycr. which seemed 10 be- a new one. was
knocked from his hand by bystandcr and
handed 10 the police. EtOn scholars were
prominent i'm the attempt 10 lynch Mac
Lean. II l. understood that the Queen Ia,
not sustained any shock.
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Recuryi tomorrow will be struck with the
fact. senator Ransom was ~ the White
House to-day. First-Licutenant Henry l..
Harris Is ordered from Fortress Monroe to
New York on official business. On It's com
pIciion be win return 10 Old Point. II Is
said tonight by intimate friends OF Mr.
Conkling that he viii not accept the office
because he cannot afford 10 give up the
large retaining fees which he has recently
received. and the very profitable law en-
gagement which he has made. 1t is also
said that he did not know that he was to be
nominated until the news that his name
had been sent In came TO him through the
ordinary channels.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The President will after the 10Th OF
March hold public receptions, a. the pc
Rod Of mourning for the late President
will expire on that date.
Two hundred and twenty-iour thousand
dollars in national-bank notes were re-
ceiyed to-day for redemption.
Government receipts to-day; Customs,
S545.04i; internal revenue. S330.450.
Lieutenant T. &. Mclean was to-day
ordered 10 duty in the Naval Bureau Of
Ordinance. and Theodore G. Wilson or
dercd 10 assume duties as Chief Of Bureau
Of Construction.
The President next Wednesday will
give a dinner to the Cabinet and some OF
The members Of Congress.
Major Ben. Pcrley Poorc has completed
his life 81 General Burnside.
Associated Press Reports 20 the DispatchI
CONSIDERATIONS AND NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate to-
dqy confirmed the nomination Of Conking
10 tho Supreme bench. and Sargent 10 the
German Mission.
The vote on Conkling's confirmation Is
% have been thirty-nine yeas.
against twelve n3ys-eight Democrats and
four Rcpublicans-namely, Mes-rs. Eoar,
Dawes. Morrill,. and llawlev. Sargcnt's
was confirmed without diyi-
sion.
The President nominated Cornelius \.
LOGAN. Of Illinoise, Enoyy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOtentiarY Of the United
state. 10 Chilli; John b. Weaver, 0i North
TO be United Consul At Bahia.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. March ?, 1882.
Couufry Produce.
Country Produce

ApDl,s. Groen-From s3.50@s5 e barrel.
gsfNoHr. 22c. = n.
Bniter. Prime To choice yellow, 29@32c.; fair
" 6o orr .Heai: Soc. PER bushel Tor country; ooc.
'oT B el' M Navy. s8.5Oa 1913; mixed. -.
XIII PHI Apple. "a 5s.c.. blackbcrries 0c.
cherries. I5c.: rtspberries. 2Jc; peachs-s-N afth
Carolina, peeled. lJn &C. virginia t-siri' lu'tf
l2c.: quarters. unpoeled, 4.e5c.; halves unpeti-
~ Dre,ss,S pounry.-Chickens. Haze. Z D.;
yrese, Iel2c. e ~; Turkeys l3@lie' 70.
fsgGgtlers ST Prime llye-goo-e. 45@5oe. common,
25c.
nav Virginia timothy coed l-receipi heasy'
and choice -,0ck viii bring outside figures clover
mixed, 500 e5c.; clover, eOc.
p patsto.s. Irish, ss.506s4.25 r harr'l.
Roots. Ginseng. .l.75Gsl.eO z N. Seneca
free OF tops. 4OM5Oc. r. n
LtPd. Country, l0n II.
Rye. si.0bMsll0 c bushei'
S,iIadc. Prime, 75c.
ShucIS 75M Zoe.
Baled TrdW. 6On55c.
~ Washed. 37e.; unwashcd, 25a2ec. Iur-
-, ,,n,5 will bring from 70 Dc. 9 n. less Than
above rai0e.
Cement. Lime, Piaster. nc.
Cement. ROsendale, VI .69Msl:Io 2 paIni;
I5n.. AGRICULTURAL, sM loo. q busheli Rock
N'i pi,s,er Lump. s4.75 ground. SO calcined
plaster. .6OGs- I. rs.
Tar: Large size, siasf.2o.
Dry Goods.
p,fsfs. Merrimack, 81se.; Msrrfmaek shlrting'
a. pictmond axe; south Bridge. &c. Pacific.
dkc.: sprague, &C.; sprsgne shiruhF, o., w,ah-
sng,on. dc. Mallory Pink. &c; Mallory Purple,
az: simpson Mourning, 6'.e simpson Grey osc
s,mn-on Black. 6,sc.. Harmony ote.; AHiiiah"
~ R,e,en cations. Manchester A., 5ac; Man
cha'tar "A A. g.. 7e.; Roekbridge - X. h.'
lie Iams- River o. o., 5Ae.; james hi'ef
-. Las 80. 81. =. -. =.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
RICHMOND. Va. March 2. leee.
DARN EXPORT.

DARN CO-MAVrTACrrrING.
Lngs.-Fro.tcd. s2.5Om $500; medium. - o
s4.JO. good. - .JurrJ.
Lt0c-1oiruou. -J.5On SO; medium. $4,000
- good. S7.JuM@-: line. $500 $40.
BRIGHT ronACC0-MASrFACr
Sn0kers.-C ommon, -smSlO. medium. Il Ia
~: good. sI3m-I4; nne. FlJ RI. 1000; fancy.
sIraAZ7.Jo.
FtHers.-Commou. sl0nSll: medium. sl2a
sl3; good. sl3.JOn SO ; nuc y J.JOm -lb.
VrdBDefs.-C Ommon. sled- 22.Ju: medium,
$3.50 $50; good, $3.50 $40; anc, s45@sJ5 fancy
5000 S7J.
medium 300 $50: good. s4Oa $40 dne, s5Om
500; extra f57 5Oa $50.
Our market for the past month. swing 90 The agi-
tation Of the TX question in Congress has been
les active than the month previous The falling
Of is more notable in dark goods for mannfactu-
ring purpose. Brlghis, while no, 30 animated,
hold their own.
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RICHMoNDLIvE sTOCKMARKET

MARCH l.-Price- this week ranged - follows (;
Bssf C0ffif.-Nery best, &C. second quality
jIa64c.; good. 4',a5ac.; medium or good ialr
bulls. be.i 3im4 &C.; other grade, "a "a BE- D.
grO-s.
n. net.
Gsep.-very best, g.. G6Hc.; other grade : "a &C.
= n. gross.
Vsais.-s4asS r head.
ViIrh C9lrs md Cqfrss.-f20d 80 r head.
About lBhcad Of beef cattle. 232 hog. and 1877
-he.p on the market. Prices for beef cattle were
about au average Of lul g.. better on al grades,
quality considered. Those selling a otc were
rather better than the average run 81 top'atte on
mi. market. No change IN the hog market; supply
about .sIual to the demand. Market well supplied
with -heep, bat they tolcribiy tesdy at quota
tiOns.
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Passenger. Freight
2:f5 T.. ", sfIo \. ".
$500 2. " 1875 4. VI.
Leave Richmond. ....
Arrive No WestP'nt.. 81.


fAll trains la ~ except sunday M tfais
connecting N West Point On Tuesday. Tl,n--slavs.
and saturdays With STEAMERS for Baltlmor. and
the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond At slO 4 NJ
Train No. ~ connects az Burkcyille With Nor.
folk and Western railroad for FaTlnyill.. Ivnci-
burg. and al southwestern points.
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops ~ all ia
tons. connecting at suthrrn's with Milton IA.
-ntherlln sarr0w-i,auge railrCad for Milton: "a
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
Tor all points In Western North Carolina. Z ~
lanfa for all points south and southwest.
Train No. 81 Through passcngcF aud NATL s,np.
n All stations, connecting at Suthcrlin's with All-
Ton ana -uthcrllns NarrOw-t iaugo railroad for
Milton 20 Atlanta FOR all points south and south
vest 20 Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta r,iroad Tor Columbia. Augusta, -ayan-
nah. and Florida points
Trains from Tie south arrive at Richmond al
t.3J 7. W., $40 \. n., and i2:fl u. ~, and from
Mct Point ~ lO:20 A. VI. l'as,eng'rl, and9:IOP.
". Freight
PuLLMtN-CtR SERVICE
on Train so New YORK and Atlanta rEa wash
lngton aud Danylllr.
ON Train 5e-l;ichmoud and Charlotte. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
NJ passenger trains stop al Bon Air.
Iickets -old D. al points south, southeast, and
s0uthwcst. aud baggage checked through.
Va hy-Oyer checks given IN local tickets
4. POPf.
General Passenger and Ticket Ag,ni.
r. ". r. TALtofr, General Manager. mis-
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Destructive wind.storms.

GALVESTON, March "A special 10 the
Ne,cs from Dodd City, Texas, says: " The
town Of Cadona, fourteen miles south OF
this place, was visited by a severe cyclone
Tuesday, which inflicted considerable
damage. Many buildings and residences
were thrown from their foundations. The
Baptist church was completely demolished,
and the two-story frame dwelling Of Mr..
Trove was destroyed. Several members
of the family Of the latter were in the house
at the time Of the storm and were seriously
injured
A Ne,os Navasata special says 'The
storm Monday night did material damage
in this neighborhood, uproOting trees,
blowing down fences and houses, and de-
moiishing two large gin-houses near the
town.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE p,sr,rcH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional and Other Washington Mat
,er. The New York Walking uatch-D
.,ructiye southern Floods and sterms--A
>,,amer Wrecked or the English Coast
and rventJ-thrcc Lives Lost-A Whole
Train Of Cars burned and Two Persons
hiileA- Anosher Fatal Aceident-Wifc-
,.,Se, and >uioide-A Drunkard's sui
e,ar Attempted Assassination Of Queen
victoria; the wouId-Bc Reeioide Arrested;
70 Harm Done-Mr. Brndlaush Re-
elected 90 Parliament.
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singular and Fatal Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI. March "A special dis
match 10 the Times star from Parkersburg,
W. Va. saws a west-bound passenger train
ON the Baltimore and Ohio road last night
ran upon a stone at Toll Gate, throwing
from the track all the cars except the
sleeper. The engine ran INTO the store OF
George W. James, and the store and whole
train except the sleeper were burned.
John Gigley, the engineer, and John
Bremen, fireman. were instantly killed.
Both were Of Grafton. The mail and eX-
press matter was mostly saved.
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Another Fatal Railroad Accident.

OGDESsBuRG. n. Y. March "A wash
ont occurred on the Ogdensburg and Lake
Champaign railroad last night between
Movers Forks and Woods Falls. The en-
CINE and baggagc-car Of q train ran. into IT,,
and Engineer James Chambers aud Fire
man Henry Pctric were killed. An express
messenger and a baggage-man were III
jured. but, IL i thought. not seriously.
None Of the passengers were injured.
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The walking Match.
H,zAEL TAKES TIE LEAD PROM THE CHAM
PfON. HOWELL.

HAZAEL TAhEs TIE LEAD FKUM IHL IHAN'
POS. HOWELL.
NEW YORK. March 1.-The score at the
walking match at 10 \. VI. wa- a. follows
Rowell, 3S3.2; sullivan, 34S; Hazael,
33j.3; Norema. 32l.6; Hughes, 5j4.1 4;
Fitzgerald, 3J6.1 Hart, 34j.
The score at II O'Clock was: R0well.
1914; Hazael, 3sG.2; Fitzgerald. 300;
Hughes, 3G2.1; sullivan. 3d.; Hart.
352.G; N0rcma, 33j.3.
The score nj O'Clock was: IIazael,
3g2.7: Rowell. 1926; Fitzgerald, 1922 I:
3G3.2; sullivan, 362.j; Hart.
1861; Norcma, 3il.l.
IAN unofficial report received here last
NIGHT states that IIazael was steadily gain
ing. and had lett Rowcll nine miles be-
hnd.1
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Commencing THURSDAY. December ! l. the
.lfc and thoroughly comfortable passenger steamer
HAVANA viii leave West Point on arrival OF the
kichmonf train TUESDAYS. TIT R-DAI-. ana
~Art kDAl 8, arriving IN ialtimur' about 1880
\. VI, and connecting with al trains northward.
~tragh ticket io baltimore. ~ 90
hounh mp 90
1sls ................... IL
>tatc-Roons and Berths secured On application
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets, Iimc-f ards. Jnd al Information
cali on s. N.GARBER < co. the TicAei rent
q me Richmond and Danyiile depot, or tie under.
signed. !. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket ArnL
no 80 No. Irntn sfrr-t
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a Secret Conference.

COLUMBIA, :. c., March "A conference
of South Carolina Republicans is now
in secret session in Parker's Hall. Ii Is
absolutely impossible 10 obtain the slightest
information, as reporters have been ex-
cluded and guards are stationed at all APP
proaches. There are whites and negroes
in the meeting
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A Drunkarsl's Crime.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Orville Bore, Of La
Sale. H., an idle, drunken carpenter, shot
his wife yesterday because Of her refusal
longer to support him, and then killed him
self. Five children were found clinging
TO the woman's body as she lay on the door.
She will probably die.
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GEORGE I. JOHNSTON KILLS He bkD-FkLLow-
A VIRGINIA TRAGEDY NEAR 'hAIhAN'
,or.-,,i telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Cu,ru,w VA, March 2.-William
Walker farmer living about eight miles
from here stayed last night at the store
house Of George I. Johnston, sleeping with
his cIork Lvlcs 2. Johnston. and intended
taking the early train TO Danyille. He
arose about daybreak, and without waking
young Johnston dressed himself and left
the room. As Il was too early for the train he
and the noise aroused Johnston,
who. thinking il was robber, seized his
nistol and asked who II was. Receiving
no reply he fired, killing Walker instantly.
rbs.enrner's Jury exonerated Johnston.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YOnK, March 2.-N00u.-Stock- fairly nc
tive. Money between per cent. per annuin and
per diem. with legal Interest ENcflnge-Lou g
49,: short. 4s9a.. state bonds Inactive aud nu-
changed.
Erfnfng.-E Exchange. 1855. Governments
Ills. Money. q and l-32 per cent states
inactive Treasury balance DIN, Ss4.Oli cur
rcncy. s4.433.
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Never interrupt any conversation WIN a
hacking cough; il creates a bad impression.
Better invest quarter Of dollar in bot
tie Of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup and cure il.
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lorrr

Flour-Wc quote: Fine. s3.50as4 extra. $3.50
lr $3.50 -uneriinc, .1.5Ons6: common supsrfuc,
80: common family, s7as7.2j; choice family
Srase.
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LONDON. March 1.-The steamer Collier
has been wrecked of Yarmouth. Twenty
three persons were drowned.
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BradIaugh Reelected.
Marine Disaster.

LONDON. March I'm the parliamentary
election at Northampton to-day Bradlaugh
received 3.1gs votes and COsbett 1861.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-03

ATLANTA, March while on y drunken
spree here to-day, J. G. Jones, a city mercan-
&c drummer, suicidca D.. iaklrg morphine.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. March 2. 1892.
sALEs-FiRsT BoARD.-20 shares Richmond
and West Point Terminal Raiiwayand Warehouse
Company stock NJ 1876; 90 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock ai 75H. 20 do. at 7j1s.
SECOND BOARD.-Z.00O Petersburg Railroad
bonds. Clasi u. at -; 20 shares Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railroad stock at 81 80 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred stock ai 10.
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THE YORK RIVER LINE.

PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS NORTH
TUESDAYS. TIL RSDATs. AND sATuR-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE DEPOT
Virginia STREET,
~ 2:4J T.. VI.
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DICHMOND. FgEDERicKsBURG

n AID POTOMAC RAILRo tD.--ch,dIIs
commanding NDAl, January q. lSs2.
$500 So M., leaves byri-~freef station d.Ity sfops
only at Milford md Frederick bur.
500 a. T.. leaves hyrfi--ireci station daily lea
rfui sunday.
300 l.. ST., leaves Byrd-- rcff station daIlY.
4.uO l.. ~, accommodation for s.iIai4n, ieayss
Hro1d--trecf stallion daily s.Xosps
sundays.
l.2s a.. ". arr-es 40 lByri--trcCf sf.fon daily.
1904 i, ". arrives 40 Byr'i--iIect station daily
make, no local stops.
GAS r. NJ. arrive. "a Byrd-slrcci station daily.
except Sunday
r:3f &. NJ, accommodation. arrives ~ BROAD
street station daily leKrcpi sunday.
q. 4. TAYLOR. General q csc' Agent
n. r. 70. MYFEs, General Supcfin ndcnL - 20
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March .. 1852.
SALES.
C1ry.-Whitc. $50 bushels choice u SIC: -
bushels good 20 soc.
NEAI.-2O bushels 10 soc.
RYE % bushels at~l.
Quotation. Mddling. II c., low
mlddnug lNi e..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NJ.
ARRIVED.

Arrived.
steamship Wvanoke. Couch, New York. mcr-
chanslse and passengers, George W. Allen & Coz
agents ,,,n...,tt ,
AZ. - ,,ss,.r, grrs j. " McCarrick, agent
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, merchandst
and passenger and United states mails. l.. u
Tatum, agent.
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4 direct fDur-hourq connection Il made .-twccu
&ichw1pd ana Norfolk by trains leaving Rir4-
Hpnd "a 1890 4. ". ana Norfolk 40 le:2b r. VI.
Al trains leaving Petersburg VIII tart from the
fppohnatioN depot. z. y. Milne.
General superintendent
4 FOrE, General Passenger and .cket Agent.
IA
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UHE sorTUwEsTERN BENEFIT

NOR SALE. AN E1GIIT-HORsE EN-
II cISF avn sTXTFFN-H HORSE BOILER. In
good order. Addre-s for terms, &C.. care this Of
ace, re 25-5tl ENGINE