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seuator,sjI,.s Condition.

PnILADELPHIt, March H. Senator Hill.
OF Georgia. who had an operation per-
formed on his tongue at Jefferson Hospital,
in this city, has again returned for treat
mcnt. The physicians at the hospital state
that the wound caused by the former opc-
ration has been allowed TO heal, when il
should have been kept open. \ collection
OF pus had formed in the throat, which was
relieved upon his arrival here Icy the OPEN
Ing OF the healed wound. There was 4
free discharge, and the physicians say there
i, no apprehension OF 4 serious result, aud
that there will be no necessity for another
operation. The present condition Of the
patient would permit his leaving, but he
desires to remain until satisfied that the re-
lief j. permanent.
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Testing a Now fuel.

\ locomotive in which crude petroleum
is used az fuel was tested on the Long
Island railway Yesterday. II drew two
ears, filed with guests invited by the Great
Western Iiydro-Fucl Company, TO Eocka-
way Beach and back.
The run TO Rockaway Beach was made
In FIVE minutes less than schedule time.
The entire cost Of the oil consumed was
estimated at Sl.25. The engine carried
over 100 pounds OF steam, and no smoke
nor cindcrs were produced by the combus-
ton OF the oil. I'm n speech after lunch at
the Beach, Mr.. lie Saur, the master me-
chanc OF the ROckaway Beach railway.
said that he believed the Use OF this fuel
would increase the life OF a boiler at least
one half.
The locomotive was cited with an appa-
ratus for utilizing Mr.. Dickcy's process.
which is intended TO effect the rapid COM
bustion OF crude petroleum or any Of The
liquid hydrocarbons directly without first
converting it into gas. The petroleum is
conducted from the tank in which il is car
ricd 10y pipe 10 the front Of the trt-hoX.
Here, Is the oil issues from a small nozzle
jet OF supcrhcatcd steam at high pressure
j. thrown across The oil nozzle at right Az
glc>. Thus the oil and steam. mingled with
Il current OF air which Is drawn in with
the steam, arc minutely distributed IN
the combustion chamber in The foim 81 i
fine spray. This is intended to produce all
the requisite conditions for instantaneous
and Perfect combustion without smoke,
and the only product Of which is carbonic
acid ga. II is also stated that 10y the con-
tact Of the supcr-heated steam with the me-
onGcsccnt carbon, decomposition OF the
steam takes place, liberatng hydrogen, the
combustion Of which returns to the fame
the heat chat has been taken up Ia making
and supcy-hcaiing TIE stoam.-Atr lOH.
T'.;b3gjq
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running DeyGccsin Gan,b.iug.

One OF the newest tools j. the pickering.
an ingenious little contryancc for marking
the cards while playing, in systematic
manner. so that in hlli-hour one can
tell each card as we'll by the back IS
by the face. Although it j. not gene
rllly known. IL Is now IN use by 4 few
Of the oldest and best professional PLAYERS
i'm the country. II is no secret that IN
the gamhe-hOu>cs marhed-back play
ing-cards are used. The pattern on the
back seems innocent enough until held
ai a certain angle under the light, and
then tbo difference between the cards may
lac seen. The grcenhorn cannot tell the
mick from fair cards in common Use. but
The professional can tell precisely the cards
that hi, Opponcnt holds. There are loaded
dice. which are made in exact imitation OF
ordinary dice. Then there is the spy. a
reflector about the size OF a half-dolar.
which, il is said. can be used with perfect
safety either on the table or OH the knee.
As for "strippers," another device in
cards, Il gambler saws: The benefit Of these
cards cannot be estimated but III one way,
aud that Is br the amount Of mO1ey your
opponent has got, for you are certain 10 get
il. whether IL is $40 or 100000; the heavier
the stakes the sooner YOU break him. and
he never know, what hurt him. "The
bugv Is \ device Tor Withdrawing from the
pack number OF cards from which the
PLAYER can make up a hand To suit. - NelD
York letter ia 81. Louis Rcpn6iicdE.
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WASHINGTON. March ga letter has
hrn received IN thi, city by "a gentleman
cot Prominence IN canal matter, from the
resident Of Nicaragua, stating that agents
"' d. Lcssep, are there, and If the conccs-
.."1 fo thc American company expires
without being accepted, ihc Frenchman
vii t,hc il. Another letter received
q pr0miuant naval officer OF q
LHrolsen Government, from Pari-. states
'la' de- Les,eps told him he placed
h'' canal at Panama not because the
n'nN-d condition, were better there
I.Hn at any other place, but for other con-
'lg ia-iou,. II i understood . other con-
''trfalon-' referred 20 were the unwill-
m:uo~' 81 the Nicangtmn Government 10
.i'D itc French company the grant II
Nmerians would undertake the work. IL
'' ported here that the reason DE Lesseps
,- 100; pushed the work at Panama l. tha'
10" 8. waiting for the concession ~ thc
AmNrican company to lapse, which II VIII
'n ahou, three months, when be VIII STEP
% aud t.kc il and move his meu ana ma
rhiatry up there and dig the eanai at inc
3D. -fi ,iu i-thinu.
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"Grccn Giiis" In oysters.

This Is sul iect which is now creating
considerable discussion among cuilyators
and consumers OF the biyaiye. In this
connection the following communication
from Professor John 4. RYDER. Of the
Philadclphia Academy Of Natural sciences,
to Mr.. W. G.. NJ. Davis. OF this city. who
owns a large oyster-bcd in this vicinity,
will be OF interest. Professor Ryder says /:
"Thc green color OF your oysters Is not
disease, but is due 10 harmless vegeta-
ble green, which Is derived from the micro
scope plant-food which oysters take in
some situations. II Is not copper, rs sup
posed by many; the iallacy Of this idea be-
inc long since exploded, especially by Mr..
O'shaughncssy in an article published some
years ago. For additional information see
also my report 10 Major Ferguson, for
1881, Of Maryland. Address hlm Smith
sonian Institution, Washington. ID. G.
"Whie in New York l had plate OF
these grcen-gilled oysters cooked, and after
tasting them could not perceive that they
were at all inferior 10 the white-neshed
ones prepared for me Immediately after
wards. They IRE not poisonous or in
furious, and II Is high time that our Ameri-
can consumers should get over this idea.
In France the green oyster Is most es-
tecmcd. - Norfolk p'rgiaioa.
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The Tennessee Democracy.

NASHVILLE, March 25.-The State Exc
cu,ivo Committee of the llome-raX wing
OF the Democratic party adopted resolu.
tions last night inStruciing the chairman
TO call convention OF the Democratic
party. in conjunction with the chairman OF
the Executive Committee Of the State
Credit party. when in the event OF the
State Credit wing reiuSin" ~ issrp a joint
call the chairman OF the IIome-TaX Com
mittee was instructed 10 call Il convention
Nav 18th to nominate a candidate for
Governor: that the people at their county
conventions be requested to express their
sense Of the basis on which the debt
should be- settled, and whether the ques-
ton shonld be submitted to The direct
vote Of the people.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Matters OF Interest at tho Nations Capital
Fatal Railroad Accident in Texas-Ac-
Quilted OF Gambling In Cotton nrd other
Futurcs-Thc New Steamer Roanoke. OF the
Old Dominion Steamship Line--Tcnnes-ec
Poiitics-The southern Floods Subsidinc-
Senator Hill Again ut Philadelphia Under
Trcntment-A PcnnsyIyania.nIne Hcr-
ror-A south Carolina Murderer Escapes
from Jaii-Action OF Liverpool Cotion-Bro-
kcrs' Association.
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nor,re nv rrost-Marinc Accidents,

Especial Telegram 10 INC DispdIcn'I
NoRroLK, VA. March 25.-Therc Wa
quite hard freeze here this morning, and
the peas. early Strawberries, &c, Were
somewhat injured.
The schooner \. II. Leaning, Captain
Calhoun. from Richmond, with railroad
ties. for Elzabethport. n. j., put in here
this morning in distress, having come in
collision with an unknown vessel Of Smiths
Point.
The schooner Odell. from Maine, with
lime, j. on fire in the harbor.
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Acquitted of Gambiin. I'm Cotton FG.
gyrQs.

MEMPHIS, March 2j.-The trial OF the
Tennessee Brokerage Association and
Memphis Board of Trade. which has been
in progress before the Criminal Court for
the past four day, they having been in
dicted FOR gambling in futures. ended this
afternoon 10y the jury rendering a verdict
OF not guilty, thu, legalizing their tiansac-
tiOnS
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gcported CAPTURE Of Jim Rhodes.

LYNcHBuRG. March 2j.-Information
reached here from Amherst Courthouse to-
day 10 the effect that James Rhodes, MUIR
dercr of the Massies in Albemarle. was cap
tured near Cunningham's mill, in this coun-
1v. Thursday evening. and carried 20 Lex
ington and there lodged in Jail.
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Cus.rxpIosiou I'm n Coa;.,Iiuc.

WHEESBAERE. Pa. March An OK
posion Of eas took place in the Laurel-Eun
mines OF the Delaware and Hudson Coal
Company, at Parsons. three miles from
tni. city, tonight. James Williams the
fire boss. William ScOyille, within Ash
ford. and Two unknown miners were in the
pii at The time OF the accident, and Il j.
supposed that all are dead. Great excite
mcnt prevails at the mouth OF the mines on
account Of their not being able to reach
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BNIIIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Ut
OFFERINGS.
WHTAT.-Wbitc. 100 bushels. Red. g hushcl-
CoRN.-Whl.c, l,1JO bushels. Mixed 1000
bushels.
OATs.-2i bushels.
NEAL.-iOn bushels
ORCHAED-t,GAsSS SEED. 80 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT. White. 100 bushels prime 10 SLID.
Fed q bushels prime Lancaster NJ : 10: . BUSH
a. very GOOD uil at LIS.
CORN.-Nhite. 500 bushels prime at Soc: 30
bushels prime az 3jc.; 400 bu-he!, prime M SJc.;
500 bushels good on private terms.
NRkI.- II - hu>hcl, at SIC.
CoTlnN.-Tonr strong. Receipts: al bales;
-hipmcHt-, 1876 bales. Quotation, unchanged.
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Scriou. Accident ON the Chesapeake
.ud ohio Road.

Especial telegram 70 i've DI-pa''"!
C,,rToy FORGE, Va, March 2j.-A Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway freight train fell
through n bridge west Of this place this
evening. killing the engineer and fireman.
Others arc also reported injured.
William wheatly, an Englishman, watch
maker nv trade, was killed by. the Rich
mond and Allegheny passenger train near
here to-nirlt
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rsr.ue or /. Condemned Murderer.

COLUMBIA, $. c.. March 25.--,James j.
Clyburn, who was sentenced TO be hanged
on the 18th instant for numbering Nlexan-
der stcarn, OF Camden, aud who was re-
spited by the Governor 10 April 18th, es-
capped from kershaw jail this morning.
Ever, effort Is being made to recapture
him.
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LICENSE TtXES.
OrrIcR or THf CIrN AupITcR, /
RICHMOND, VA, March To- 1857. {

OFFICE or TIf CITY ACpIToR,t
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1851.
TIVE LICENSE TAXES or lec2
have been ,sosed and placed in tl- oiilcc Tor the
inspection OF az couccrned. The afsc-smtats will
remain iu thi- oiiic- until
SATURDAY TIM 25rn DAY OF MARCH, 1882.
THE COMMITTEE on FINANCE wiz meet In
tie COUNCIL CHAMBER, bro'a rtf"''oh
MONDAY Asp TUESDAY riE 27rH AND 2srm
or MAECh,
between the hours Il and O'Clock =. NJ, for tie
purpo-e of hearing and con-iderins appeals from
said as-csrm,nts.
An per.ons concerned Will please attend, ~ no
chang. In Classification or tax will Afterwards be
made except hy order of the CITY COUNCIL.
NH l6-l2t J. u. hcl~it"' N""'tor
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LIVERPOOL. March 2j.-Thc Liverpool
Cotton Brokers Association had meeting
yesterday and decided to eXpel anymcnhcr
Joining or even employing any person who
Is member Of the new Cotton Exchange.
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ra,a, Railroad Acetacn, ,n Tcxas.

GALVESTON. March 2j.-A Ae,cs Houston
special says that a railroad wreck occurred
Yesterday on the international and Great
Northern railroad between Willis and
Spring, in which engineer Long WAS III
stan.ly killed and his fireman injured.
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V Telegraph
NEW NORk.

Nrw YORK. March 2J.--C ollon dun and ca-ie.
s3i.s, PSI hllc-: upIiud-. - 3-lGc.; Orleans.
II 7-IGc. Southern Rom quiet and SIC dy: COM
extra. 20. 7rm:~. Whclr .c. higher. but m.c.-
Oci ard feyrri-h. clf -ug Neah and % shade under
tho o,t rates Of The day. 40. spring. % UU-
graded rcd, sl.lS .l~l.47 80. . rcd, March.
sIi2 .n~I.1J; Api'. SLIP Sl.i3r. Corn 20
shade better; un-r.idcd Os 7~c.; ~. ., " rch,
5J07J &C.: Ap.li, - q - 20. Olts s1t r.. L'ghcr
on white: mixed firm: No. 3. 52.c iiOl, dull,
weak. and uuseiucd Nc1r'iu--, I2D 2uc. I0licc
dul hut rather weak; :io in cargocs' Oh L.. job
iuts. 9frl-c. sugar firm and quct; refined lc-5
lrm. Ricc fairly az, ltr and 'rIu. RDsiu stronger
at ~2.37 .0t SIR. Tufpontinc very strong ~
Jsc. Wool -trady aul Ia litr lettcr demand .
domestic fleece. 34m II &C.. Texas. Ii "a 3Uc. Pork
yctv uiln. but uuirt: old. rlG.JUH 1862 : new.
slT.JuM sl7.02H. Mifdlc@ higher and NOR, ac-
live: long c'e1r, DC. Lnr! opened 90 &c higher,
buf closed with he advance partly lo-,, bur win
active trading az Sli: APRIL sluNJgs ll.02- p.
Fr,ight- 10 Liverpool duli.
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New Steamer for the Old Dominion
Steamship Line.

CHESTER, PA, March 2j.-Thc new iron
steamer Roanoke, built at Roche's for the
Old Dominion Steamship Company, left
the city this afternoon for New York 10 en-
ter The service OF the company.
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The liverpool cup Won by an .tncri.
can Horse.

LoNDON, March .j.-The race for the
Liverpool spring cup was won by Lord
Elli,Wcre'- Wallcr~tcin, Captain Mochcl. i
Nalour second. Wallcr,tein /, III Amcri-
can hOrse.
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Flour-Wc quote: TMo. s3.5Uf,Si; extra. $3.50
GsG.75: sgpcrinc, >5.iOW 81 common -ui crime
Si.IOa %; common family crd $40. choice
family, sSWS9. Feeling drmcr.
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TIC Wafer. S;ubs:G,ug.

NlcEsEvRo. March 2j.-Encourag.ng
new, Is received from every quarter r.
CARDIAC the falling rivers. and large p0r-
tions 81 tillahlc land in some places are re-
ported clear Of water.
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sElNf~TuREAD.

CEINETHREAD. sEiSE-NsvfsR1e.
NTWIN SEISE-LiSES,~S ~
q IL,-RoPES, YAWkINGs MINNoW NET
TING. oli.-tLOTlIiS6, cORhs, HuPEa
CoRkWopD, NETS, aud SEiSEs on hsnd and
made Il. order; CARPEr-wARf
WE CALL srEcINL ATTENTION TO ON!
AWNING DUCKS
l.. LiCIiTENSTE'iN & eONs,
corner seventeenth and franklin strcefss
Sole Importers cf the LION BRAND sEiNF.
THREAD. mh 20
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EOR BALTIMORE. III :,
L snl.,a-- - -
POWHATAN LINk-DRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.
DHILADELPHIA, RICH = -,
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTEAMSHIp COMPANY.

Appointed sallme day.: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY 10 II NJ. and every SUNDAY a. .
4. VI.
Freight f1r Tue-day-' aud Fridays aicimcr.r
coiycd TN 1870 4. NJ: Tor ~uudty-' steamer IN
, T.. VI. saturday. Freight received dil! an .
4. ".
Flrc, -.
steamers connect 1t Philadelphia for y.ll river
and the East.
For further inf,rmnt ON. apply -
!. V. MtCknRtgK.
Gentrli Southern Agent. office Rockets.
". l.. GIN DE < co.
no 30 General bu,ut-.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, March E0oa.-StOck- irregular
and unsettled. Money. = per cent. Exchange
Long.4SG: short. 49,. state bonds inactive ana
generally unchanged. Governments dull
Erentn0.- tNcnngc. 4sG. uOyCrhmrnt'
strong and higher: new o., 1882; new ~.
llfz: now A.. ll9. Money. iG3 per cent.
Il - inactive Treasury balance--Cuin, .SG.-
SO: currency. : By.
-. IL. 4 -.
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EOR MAN YORK.-The Old Il -

DOR NEW lORk.-Thc Old i -
Il Dominion steamship Company '1--zssl; 80 -.
-te8meF- VIII slii ~ t1llOws: STEAMER Old Do
MlNlOS. Captain " NLkIH. EVERY TUESDAY
at . o'cl0rk y. NJ: steamer Wy ANOkE. ,npiain
COUCu. EEEEi FRIDAY AZ 2 Oiclork 4. VI
steamer MANI Mt ~, Captain KELLY, EVERY
II NDAi q. O'Clock \. II.
Freight received up "a 1 Orhpck =. VI. Tor III
Tue-.lnys and Friday Steamer. and o. q O'Clock
SATURDAY evening fur sundays ship.
Through bll, o. laiing 1gncd ahJ goods for
warted with dispatch % al I-llHi3 North, auth.
east. aud wet; 40. tO foreign ports
Pas-euK,r accommodations uisari1.'t''
Auer-cabin fare 20 New York. SO; runC
trim. l.: -terag~. 80 sud -.
P4~eng,r. leaving Richmond Mond1y-- Well
ne-dnvs and saturday. by the Richmond anI re-
tcr-burr rTlr,,ai at 1850 \. ". Will mako on
necf.ln 70 Norfolk with The Steamer uat leil hich-
m0ud the day hcfoo. Cabin ffr.. $40: round
trim. -ln. Tlck'is O. h. bad q, The hichmund and
Pctersbarg depot and 4. W. Gartcr'S 1000 Vain
strict.
Fox fpieht or pa-Sg,. apply o.
T.. ". ALLkS 4 co.. Agents
my Company's Wharf,. ED'kett@.
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ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP LINES.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND }i'f'9,
NJ STEAMSHIP TICkEf OFFiIE, .A--k ga,
1000 MAIN SThfEr.
Do you coutrip Eat, visit u Tho Old wv y
Try " perhaps sou desire T. ~o'i Ibf -o1lr ~
your friend. IL 80, SEA VIII INA u 10 Your ell
yant,y,. d, c1ll ON tlf undersigRSi, who j. tslut
TO- mn ot the Hr-t-cla~, OikAS ~lktM-tilP
LINES 10 aud fronl EUROPE. FihSI-st-N>N
TnoR tIlpN M. pTinciptl p-,int- 81 ECHoPE.
t%CtJ,-,oN TIIr FITS Ar REDUCED II tftS-
-iT \TF-GOON~ SECtKED IN ADV NICE.
Raiiroa and steatn tickes g. al Iiuf- Ia the
I-uJt,d :. lev. and Canasa~ Fa,st n.tT- and hhg-
,trr called for 1T hotels and private residences
,nd baggage checked 90 DESTINATION. Finest ear
riagt- ia III, city for h!re \, W. GDtbfR.
fp j-C.ldJm ifV htib INV
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
sIrURDAY, March gJ. 1852.

IHUEs
ssIEs-FTRsT BoARD.-l0 shares Charlotte. CO.
Inmbla aud Augusta at o. IL do. at 55K, 10 do. at
30; $1,000 Virginia peelers at 36Is; 500 Nlr-
ginia pceicr coupons nj 80.
SECOND BoAED.-5,UUO Virginia peclers Oh. c.
at 81; 100 shares Pet .rsburg Railroad al 324.
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FOR NEW YORK.

This company wiz dispatchopo II thcir splcndic
steamer OLD DOMINION MlhNpkE. MAN
HIATT AN.aud EItHMDND-fN TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at o'ccck =. W.. and SUNDAY
at G \. VI.
steamers leave Now Yorh RI ESDAyS. THURS
~ tnCw number, foot Uf Be,ch strrt- \urti
river,
Thcy have splendid sab-u., stagcro'ms. ano
blth-rupm-.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions ar,
un-urga- --i.
NftcF-cstbin fare 10 New York, so: round trip
II : ste rlRe, 81 and =.
Tnights Tor points beyond Now Nork tyrwar'if-'
with dispatch and no charge miDit except actual
CNpcfl-- Incurred.
FREIGHT. received until O O'Clock =. II. daily.
For further information. Apply tD
GEORGE ". ALLEN co, Agents
my nnic, CuinpaHvi- wharNt-- Rockets.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 25, 1852
ARRIVED.

Steamer Manhattan, Kelly. New YORK. mcrchap
disc and passenger. G. ". Allen & Co.
steamer j. W. EyernaIl, smith, Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarsck
steamer ARIEL Clifford, Norfolk. United States
mail. merclmniise, and passengers, l.. p. Tatnm
superintendent.
steamer Thomas Carroll, -, Philadelphia, coal.
j. u. Lacy.
schooner r. l.. Godfrey, Godfrey. New York.
iron. Richmond sud Dan, Tile Railroad company
schooner Fannie Brown, Sharrett. New York
Iron, Trcdeglr Company: hay. Z. l.. Todd.
schooner Henry 7. llayens, Curtis, New York
iroh. Richmond and Dnyillc Railroad Company.
schooner Ada Amcs, Adam, New York, wheat.
CALICO Mil. Manufacturing Company.
schooner Mary y. Simmons, Scnll New York,
plg-iron, Trettgar Company AMI Asa snyder.
schooner Emma ID. Endicoit. Bowen. Norfolk,
Hight. Chesapeake and Ohio Il .ilroad Company.
Schooner &. n. Moss, Cash, Norfolk lRvht Che-,a-
pc axe and Ohio Railroad Company
schooner Jennie Middleton, Baltimore, light 10
load for Cuba.
schooner suulight,--. Providence, Hight, Chess
poake and Ohio Railroad Company.
SAILED.
schooner Mary Durdge, Norfolk, truci-barreIs
Curric 4 90.
Schooner Freddie Walter. Harding. James river
lleht.
schooner Henry Davy. King, Providence coal
| Chc.apelkc aud Ohio Railroad Company: yr,se.
Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Thaycr Kimhlli. AVeril, Elizabeth
port. rlilrnad-tlcs. curtis & Parker.
The schooner Milford. Crosby. for Boston: lI0-
ltltb NlfNti-s lh'lus Tor WASH UEifil. H. - ana
T. r. Garland. Kelly. for Newport. loaded by The
Chesapeake and ohio railroad Company. and re-
ported yesterday cleared, were chartered Dy
Curtis A Parker.
by Telegraph.
NuHFOLK. March 2j.-Thc siedmcrJolm : Hon
klns from Boston for Btl,iuose ria Norfolk, yes
terd1y rescued tie crew OF 10 schooner james
Martin, from New York fF Richmond " IN p
cargo OF gu1no, of thinc0,cagrc Island. The
schooner being disabled In a gale 80 Thursday
night and abandoned ih "a sinking cOndk0n.
The schooner \. II. Lolmng, from Richmond
for ElZ bcthport. " d.. loldcd " va rairoad-tir-.
pat IN here tod ~ for repairs. She came In COLI
SION itst night ON smiths Point with au Unknown
sea. a and broke hor main g.N and t0rcSlii.
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Mr.. Philip A. spotswood has sold his
farm In Madison, near Orange, 10 pr.
,Jamcs Hill for $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26
DICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG

u { IT II y ' IT, 7 NIDINIt NTBV KIT
III AND POTOMAC RAlLROtD.-Srh.duIe
commencing ~ NDA1. January -, So:
300 \. NJ, leave Byri-~trjet station daily s,Ot,s
only at Milford and Frederick .Iurs
500 \. NJ, leaves byrd--fpcf .'atlon daily lex
capt sunday.
300 l.. VI lrdyes l,yrd-~ r,.t Stallion daily.
400 J.. NJ, Accommodation Tor ashland, hoy~s
Brosd-Str,ei Stallion daily except
SIndayrl.
Ii:2S \. NJ. arrives al Byui->tr,ti station daily.
1904 4. NJ, arrives AT Byri-~tr,t ..,il0a daily;
makes no local stops.
giS 7. ~. arrive 10 Byrd-Strr,t station daily
Except sunday.
ssh 4. NJ. Accommodation. arrives a; Broad
street station daily except Sunday.
G. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
r. I. -. MYERS General ~ul,rinisndrni. u 20
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4 direct four-hours connection l. mad, t4tWrsn
Richmond and Norfolk l., irJlns having Rkb-
u.OBd al 1880 4. VI. and Norfolk al 1913 a. ".
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII starl from the
App"uatioN DEPOT. \. 10. hi.INF.
General Superintendent
\. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket AgeaL
tHgf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-26
NALTlMORE.

BALTIMORE. March 2j.-Fionr unchanged and
urtn Nnsat-southcrn STEADY; western easier (:
southern nd. ~I3Jm ~i.iu: amber. -l45W
SIlr. ~. = western winter rti. spot, : Ut .
a. 81. Corn-sOuthcrn steady western -icsdy I.
southern white, Ste; yellow. TJM17c. Oats
duict: southern. jlNJ5c.: western white, 93@.
5Jc.: mi Ncd, ldJ2c-; Pennsylvania, > a 5Jc.
ProYi ions firm aud unchanged Coffee Hrm RIO
rnrgo..,. ordlnlry - fair, sGlUr. Sug n strong {:
.. A. sofi. o.. Mhskey qJlel at =l.les-l.l".
F~,.iobfc UNCHANGED.