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Executions Yesterday.

WILLIAM sINDRAM HANGED IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 21.-William Sindram.
the murderer OF Mrs. Crave, was executed
this morning at the city prison at S:36. He
remained firm to the last. Sindram passed
the early part Of the night in playing cards
with the boy burglar and murderer, Nc
Gloin. After this he went to bed and APP
peared TO sleep soundly until after 6
O'Clock. He ate hearty breakfast, and
manifested no emotion over his approach
ing fate. At fifteen minutes after O'Clock
he was led out TO execution. While the
sheriff was reading the dcath-warrant the
executioner pinioned the arms Of the con-
demned and placed the fatal moose about
bis neck. Sindram did not finch. There
was determined and set expression on his
countenance. When the drop fell the body
worked conyulsively for several minutes.
His heart ceased beating in fifteen minutes,
and he was pronounced dead ut S:4S:3O.
His neck was not broken, and he died OF
strangulation after protractcd struggles.
DRuNKARD's MURDER0Us CRIME.
ST. LOUIS. April PA Post Dispatch
special from Rolla, Mo-, says George b.
harmon was executed to-day in the pres
ence Of several thousand people, who came
TO town from all the surrounding country.
The saloons and public schools were closed
by proclamation Of the mayor. Bohannon
shot and killed William IIite in a drunken
row on August 8, 1881. He was only
twenty years old and his victim twenty
three
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the Court Of Claims could not under the
existing law take Jurisdiction, may, before
applying TO Congress for such relief, file a
petition In that court stating the facts on
which relief is sought, and II the court shall
find the facts ms established by evidence,
report the same to either house OF Con-
gress.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. IIouk,
OF Tennessee, and Springer, OF Illinois.
The matter then went over, and Mr..
Bowman, Of Massachusetts,, gave notice
that he would call the previous question at
~ O'Clock tomorrow.
The House Mt 4:30 l.. NJ. took recess
until T:30 O'Clock; the evening session to
be devoted to the consideration Of pension
hills
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Terrible Effects of Thursdays Tor
nado I'm Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, April 2I.-Later dctaiIS
from Yesterdays tornado at Mount Plea
SAINT increase the magnitude OF the disas-
ter. Everything above ground in the
track of the storm was carried into the air.
One large barn has disappeared 20 COM
pletely that not a splinter OF il cah be
found. One man found his wife dead near
the house with their elcven-months'-o ld
child unhurt in her arms. Two older
children were burned from Their clothes
taking fire so that they died. They cannot
account for the flames. Two other chill
dren Of the same man will probably die
from similar burns. The track OF the
storm was narrow and through sparseiy-
settled region.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
10 rue DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

"a, abingdon News and Gossip-Fire In the
West virginia Penitenslary-The DEM
eeratic Congressional Campaign Commit.
,ee-DamaGing Effects TO Cotton In Tennes-
sec and Arkansas by Recent frcexes-The
pal,,,cai Trials In South Cnrolina-faii-
,rcs for the Past Week Marked Improve
m,ut In the south-A Train Ditched for the
Purpose of Robbery i'm New Mesico-"Ex-
a.. uul,- smith In Victims OF
the Missouri Tornado-other storm ka-
,ase.-Conflrmation of a Massacre by in-
A,aps-prowning Casualty ON the Hudson
Political Massacre In India, &c.
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Especial telc. ram 20 INC D''pa.ehI
NoRroLx, VA, April si.-Forest fires
have broken out in tie Dismal swamp, ard
much damage Is being done to growing
timber.
The truckers Of Western Branch will
commence picking and shipping peas TO-
morrow.
The steamer Ariel having been tho
roughly oyerhauled and repaired will take
her place on the route to Richmond to-
morrow.
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The South Carolina Election Trials.

CHARLESTON, April 21.-In The United
states Circuit Court to-day the argument
in the case of the United States against the
managers of election at Maysville precinct,
in Sumter county, was resumed. Attorney
General Youmans concluded his argument
for the defence. 1t was a powerful effort,
and was listened to by an immense audi
once. District Attorney Melton then closed
the argument for the prosecution. Mr..
Melton's argument was strong and elo-
quent. The Jury was then charged very
briefly by Judge Bond, and retired to their
room. The case as to one Of the managers,
Lucien Carroll, was nolie prosecuted by the
District ATTORNEY, the Government having
failed even Enthusiastically to connect him
with any Of the circumstances OF the alleged
offence
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EIorIda as a Sugar stnte.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 2l:-Mr.
Wood. a sugar-planter in Cuba, employing
500 hands, has been examining into the ca
pacitv of Florida lands for the production
OF sugar, and is so well satisfied that he
announces his determination OF removing
his entire plant to Florida as soon as the
Okeechobee lands are ready ior cultivation.
He states that many Cuban planters are
watching the drainage scheme with the
view of changing their places 20 Florida il
il is successful. They will thus avoid the
enormous Cuban taxes, rs well as the dti-
ties now laid on sugar.
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From Lynchburg.

Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.J
LYNcnBuRG, VA, April 2l.-The COM
missioned officers Of the Third Virginia
regiment met here to-day, Colonel c. C..
Wertenbaker, of Charlottesville, presiding.
Major f. L. Smith, OF Alexandria, was
elected Northumberland, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Lieutenant-C Colonel Kirk Otey, and Captain
Male, Company B, Of Culpeper, was
chosen major to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by Major Smiths promotion.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 81, 1882.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Bllow, Arey, RoeSsand, lime, II. Wen
denbmg.
Steamship wyanoke, Hulphuss New York, rHer-
chaadisc and passengers, George W. Allen & Co..
agents.
steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. w. McCarTfck, agent.
Steamer CITY of Richmond, q Aord, Norfolk
umted States mail, merchandise, and passengers
l.. Is. Iatnm, superintendent.
TIE JAMES MARTIN.
The dlsmasted schooner James Martin, from
New York for Richmond. which was abandoned
March 23d on ChiDgoieague by her panic-stricken
crew, believing her To be I'm n sinking condition.
and which was subsequently brought TO this port
from Norfolk In charge OF a ships husband, was
towed back TO that city yesterday, having dis
charged her cargo of guano here.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRK.-Arrived goth: Schooner Martha
Schooner !. r. johnson, Rose, for Richmond.
BALTINoRE.-CIeared goth Schooner John X
II. Moore, Rfggin. for Richmond.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2"th Schooners ID.
and F.. Kelly, Taylor and Witch Hazel. Arnold,
from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
SCHOONER CAPsIZED.
WASHINGTON. April 2I.-The schooner jose
phne. CraHr1er, from Jacksonville. Fla, for Phil
adelphia, struck on the Delaware Breakwater Fec
break last night; was hauled off this morning. and
Immediately capsizcd.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robbcr.

BALTIMORE, April 21.-ln The United
States District Court to-day James Coleman,
a colored boot-black, aged twelve years,
who three weeks ago opened letter-boXes
in the post-ofiice with a thin strip OF IRON
and stole letters containing checks, pleaded
guilty to an indictment therefor and was
sentenced by Judge Morris to two years
confinement in the house OF reformation Tor
colored children. Coleman had been in this
city only couple of weeks when he picked
the locks ut the pOst-oflice. having come
from Richmond, Va.
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Commercial Crashes.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-The failures for
the week as reported to r. G. Dun d Co.
number 12I, which is about the average
number for the past five weeks. The east
ern States contribute II, western 40, south
ern 50. middle q, Pacific and Territories
and New York city .. The failures in the
South show a steady diminution as the
year goes on, and things there will soon
return TO their normal condition.
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IIEp,G,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COSfPANl'S tAihA,i or MA l.
An invaluable and palatable tonic In all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. "is success
and a boon for which nations should feel crate
e,,,- Coo :. Medical Press" Lancet" "Brit-
ish Medical journal" &C.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS only with the fac
simile of Baron Liebig's signature III o'ue INK
across the label.
LIEBIe coMpANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To ne had of all storekeepers' Groeers' and
Chemists. Sole agents for the United States
twho,esa,e only, C. DAVID & Co., As Marx
-, ENGLAND. ap 30-Sa52t
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Cation Killed by Frost.

MEMPHIS, April 2l.-Reports from Hay
wood, Upton, and Lauderdale counties, in
Tennessee and Mississippi, and Crttenden
county, in Arkansas, have been received
here to the effect that the freezes OF Fri
day, Saturday, and Sunday nights killed
all OF the cotton in those counties, necessl-
tating replanting, and setting the farmers
back about two weeks.
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ELECTRO-yOITAIC BELTS
ELECTRO-yOLTAiC BELTS.
I'm THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
We win send on Thirty Days Trial
DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
Fleet RO-VOLTAIC BELTS
AND sUsPENSOEIEs
AND OTHEE
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
TO MEN

suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST VI
TALLY, VIGOR, and MANHOOD, resnltlnsfrom
ABUSES AND OTHER CAUSES; or to any person
aGjcted with RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS. SPINAL DIFFICULTIES LAME
BACK, LIVER AND KIDNEY TROu BLEe,
RUPTUREs, AND OTHER DISEASES OF 1 hE
VITAL ORGANS. Speedy relief and complete
restoration to health guaranteed. THESE ARE THE
ONLY ELECTRIC APPLIANCES that have ever been
CONSTRUCTED uPoS SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
Their thorough efficacy has been practically
proven with the most WONDERFUL SUCCESS. WE
HAVE TIE TESTIMONY OF THOUSANDS WHO
HAVE BEEN QUICKLY AND RADICALLY CURED
BY THEIR USE. All we ASK oil any person Is 70
c,,.', nm, rnr,L FOX THIRTY DAYS AND BE
CONVINCED. , -
send AT once for ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET,
GIVING ALI. INFoRMATIoN, PRE-. Address
yoLTAIC BELT COMPANY,
,o1-e,1-t Marshall. Mich.
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rx.Goyernor smith in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Iion. WiIllam
Smith, Ex-Governor OF Virginia, now in
bis eighty-fith year, addressed the Mary
land State Temperance Alliance to-day,
speaking an hour and half in advocacy Of
the cause Of temperance with his old-time
pluck and yigor.
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Oregon Republicans.

SAN Francisco, April 2l.-The Oregon
Republican State Convention met to-day
and nominated candidate for Congress
and full State ticket. Their platform be-
walls the veto OF the Chinese bill and begs
for the abrogation OF the Hawaiian treaty.
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Four Men Drowned.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April 2l.-Four
Swedes and two Finlanders, railroad con-
struction laborers on the West Shore rail-
road, undertook to cross the Hudson river
in row-boat while the wind blew gale.
The boat capsized, and four Of the party
were drowned.
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The Brownsville, No., Tornado.

SEDALIA, Mo-, April 1.-THE total mum"
Der Of deaths reported to date from the
tornado at Brownsville and in the neigh
borhood is eleven, and several others are
expected TO die.
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A Massacre Confirmed.

SAN Francisco, April 21.-Later advices
from Eagle Creek, Arizona, leave little
doubt OF the massacre OF all the whites and
number of Mexicans by the Indians.
Twenty persons are reported killed at San
Carlos.
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Fire I'm wheeling.

WHEELING. w. VA, April PA fire
last night in the wagon-factory OF the Web
ster Company, in the West Virginia peni-
Tertiary, damaged the building to the eX-
tent OF $4,000. Insurance, $4,000.
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Fr,ghsfui Boiler Explosion.

CLARFMONf, n. IT,, April 2l.-The boiler
Of the Sugar-Riyer Paper Min exploded
to-day, destroying the building, killing
one man, iniuring seven others, and caus-
ing loss Of 100000. The boiler was
blown 3c0 feet, and fell in the river.
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EIOUr.

Flour-We quote: Fine, :4.25Gs4.50; extra
s6.5OMS6.75; superinc, Sj.5O@s6: common SUI
periinc. &4.756 1928: common family. - 2OW
$3.50: choice family, SS@s9. Feeling irmer;
prices advanced 25@ soc.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW IOKk CUIJON FUTUFESs
NEW YORK. April e1.--C otton--Net receipts,
2s7 bales; gross. 1924 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 100000 bales April, el2.2l@
sl2.52; May, .tl2.24@l2.X5: June, 5I2.37@
si2.35: July. s12.53 August, sl2.66Mti2:97;
septembts, sl2.25@2l2.26; October. 911.60e
e11 "A @&t142 January. s11.32@s1ll33.
:. The PostS cotton report say. that fsiarc de-
and at the second call showed further I0ss OF
5-1O0 10 6-10g. The decline X caused by oFse
operator ON the Nah side selling oxt. At the fbjrd
call May brought s12>z5 June. e1Z35; Angusf,
sl266@s12.67: September, s12I26: Gcfster,
1921 Dccembcy. f1Z42-s gain OF 2-f0o 10
3-100 less than at tia second call.
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Political Mnssacres.

CALCUTTA, April 21.-Political massacres
have recommended in Mondalay. King
Thebaw has put TO death his inferior wife,
two half-sisters, the Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer, and fifty Of their relatives.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALEs--FIRsT BoARD.--20 shares Columbia aud
GrecnvilIe Railroad stock at 721; 20 shares At
ianta and Charlotte Railroad stock Mt 7O's,0 do at
70k; rs shares Petersburg Railroad stock nj 29S,
10 do. at 2eK; 81 600 United States As Mt 1915
$500 do. at 1914.
SECOND BoAnps-37 shares Virgins Home In
surancc Counany zfock af Z2k
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 2i.-Noon.-Stocks actiyea and
Irregular. Money, per cent. Exchange-Long,
1866: short, 4S9. State bonds dull and about
steady. Governments irregular.
EUenfnQ.- Exchange, 4S6H. Governments
generally unchanged: new SIS, 1Ol'a; new AIS,
/ lGss; new Is. 1919. Money, 2eG3k per cent.
states inactive. Treasury balances-COin, $780,
3s3,6S1: currency S3,01S.37O.
Stocks irregular, closing strong and higher.
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As the doctor turned sadly away from the
patient whom he found using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, he said alt beats me
every time -
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Steamer Afirc.

SEBAsTOPoL, RUSSIA, April 2l.-The
steamer Rochdale, at this port, from
Charleston, 5. c., is on fire.
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RAILROAD LINES.

f,-SS ~zya
- - ,....tS ,r..s..-..s....s -.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToNAC)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March u, 1882. }
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
For the pre- ent TRAINS ONTfIIS ROAD WILL
LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT ELDA (head OF Broad
street.. &. \. TAYLOR,
NH 2S-lm General Ticket Agent.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP Il ~
~ COMPANY. ssssazs-sfzz
FOR NEW YORK.

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1IFFrA
Il Dominion Steamship Company ss.fz4 -
Steamers will sail a. follows: steamer OLD DO
NINICN Captain WALKEg, EVERY IuEsDhf
M . o'clock Il. NJ: steamer W1ANOkir tap'NIn
UuLpHERs, EVERY FRIDAY at oclock, T. ~. ";
steamer ROANOKE, Captain COtCH' ENLhi
SUNDAY at O'Clock 4. NJ: =, g.. ,,,
Freight received mp 70 O'Clock /. " I2r en-
Tuesdav's and Fridays steamer, ana I" o "'i"'n
Safnrlay evening for sundays ship. -. -.
Through bills Of lading signed ana s2ous o, n9L
warded with dispatch 70 ali poin,s' "'' wy
e,st and west: also. 10 foreign ports.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed -,
After-cabin fare TO New YORK. 3lV' run"
Trim ala: storage. SO and 81. M,
Passengers leaving .ichmond hondAys, nS,.-
nded,vs. and Saturdays by the Richmond and re-
to,si,ira railroad at 1850 \. NJ. VIII make CON
retion nj Norfolk with tie steamer that lcit hicn
mond the day before. Cabin rare; 5lV, sou ,i
trIt, ais Tickets 10 be had az the Richmond anu
Petersburg depot and \. W. CARRIERS, lOoo MAIN
street. -,
FOR freight or passage, apply cc ,,,s
mv6 Company Wharf, Rockets.
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obituary.

SARATOGA. April 2i.--General Burt died
ut l:50 this morning.
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cooks EXCURSIONS.

FURoPE! sskss
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave NV NV
vi sppIf OF JUNE 8, and July i, Iocz-
mil nartlcuIars IN special PAMPHLET sen' IRE, .T
an annlicaii0u PASSAGE TtChkIso y ~ a.
ThKrIc ,TEAMEI.s. special iaciiities t.r 80, SC
crrine Good BERTIIs. TOuRlsf IiShEIo
,r ,vIJnal travellers In EUROPE, ty all routes,
AZ tvSn iuIS,S EXctrRsIONISr, with maps, by mall
10 cents. iho"' ~, =, Heie.o re-, fan
Zoi bip n,r irroNI. Manager. Re 7-sOJ4In
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y" = ~ y IT = - y
ar, closing strong and higher.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Yirgnia 6's. consols
soy: second series, &c., past-due coupons, IS
new l0-4O's. Az. Bid to-day.
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IAN trans daily except Sunday--passssxes tsaiv
connecting as West Point on arsds p, tn urskays,
and saturdays with steamers for Baltimore and
the Norfn.
FreIgni Train leaving Richmond ~ $40 A. Ne
viii have passeuee-coaeh attached.
Train Ne. ~ connects at Burkevt3e witA Nof.
folk and Western Taiiroad for Fana,fNe, Lynch.
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. so tthrouEh passepgerl steps al anseS.
lions, connecting al Sutheriins with Nihon ana
Sut1ieriin Narrow-<sauRe railroad for AiNon; ~
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carotsno; Al AZ
Ia sta for all points south and Southwest.
Train No. % tthroueh passenger aud maip ssope
at all stations, connecting at Sntherlins Win Mill
ton and Sufherhn's Narrow-tiangc railroad for
Milton; at Atkania for all points South and 30uth-
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, CeluBbka and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savan-
nah, nj Florida points.
Trains from fhe South arrive M Richmond Ut
43J p W., TAO 4. NJ and 1874 p. ~, and from
West Point at l0:20 A. NJ Passenger, and 9:l0 r.
VI. (Ffeight.l
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 50--New York aud Atlanta rfd wash.
ington and DanviIle.
On Train 52-Richmond and Charlotte, an
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop nj Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 all points SOUTH southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
Nolay-Oyer checks given en- local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Il. ". II. TALCOTT. General Manager. ap2
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WHFAT.-Nhite, 80 DuSTeIs Neiy GOOD ~ ?I'1D'
Red, 100 bushels very good Lancaster at SLIGO;
100 bushels very good Lancaster at S1.5S; go
bushels very good mixed at Sl.5S: SO bushels
prime mi xed az 81 go; 80 bushels very good fultz
NJ 80; 30 bushels good Futz at sl.45; BUSH
els fair FuliZat lao. 90, 90,
CONSUMING. 80 bushels prime at ?l.03 200
bushels prime on private terms. Mixed 200 BUSH
els prime on private terms.
MEAL.-3s bushels on private terms; 80 bushels
at Sl.05. -,
CoTToN.-Tone strong. Receipts. 90 bales. ship
menfs 80 bales. Quotations: Mlddling. 1890
HE: low middling, l Il al BE-; good ordinary,
IOI@lC'sc.; ordinary, 99M9Ac.
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DOR BALTIMORE. cfTEraj
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF. WHARF.

Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY at IL noon from POWllA-
TAN DOCK. at Twcnty-fourth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 points North and West.
Freight received daily until . i. NJ.
For further information. apply 10
W.O. Knight, Agent.
n I WEIsICFr Soliciting Agent. dc 22
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The Senate con-
firmed w. F. Holland as postmaster at
Augusta, Ga, and Mrs. SOphronia Nc
Lemon pOstmistress at Lafayette, Ala.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April IL. 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-White. 30 bushels. Red. ga bushels.
CORN.-White, l,2jS bushels. Mixed, 200 BUSH
els.
OATs.-S4 bushels.
MEAL.-6S bushels.
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MILWAUKEE.

uuvAuKsE, April 2l-Florr stron g S ~,ipr rss
active. Wheat unsettled and lps ss 90, es.h hp
hard =. Az sSt NO. cer ss's WEAKER 30 5Se;
Ass; Nay Ssis dail No; q 4stse; ). white aSs
new P,oy,,ions lower, Mess pork tls eash w ~
ave- anr,,. sis,C5 May. Lard-Prime s1eaa' sli~'
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A direct four-hsurs connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving MAN.
chester AT 1880 a. VI. and Norfolk al 1925 L. VI.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start from the
AppomattON depot.
Pending the rebuilding Of James-Rivcr bridge
all passenger trains depart from and arrive at
Manchester station, foot OF seventh street.
j. II. kENLY, General superintendent.
4. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Leave
Richmond
Arrive at
Columbia.
Lynchbrrg..
Lexington.
" 'nisOn'5...
Leave
N'nlsOn S..
Lexington.
Arrive al
L.ynchburg.
Leave
LynclliurQ .
Columbia. q.
Arrive at
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-22

Close connection made at Richmond 10 all points
north and south ria Richmond Frederieksburs
and Potomac. Richmond and Danvilie; ana hlcn-
with Norfolk and Western and Virginia Midland
railroads. - A. ,roa -
~ nank street ID. = BARBOUR,
'A"' General Freight and Ticket Agent.
DECATUR AXrKLL. General Manager. INN 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-22
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

ID ICH MON ID AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD COMPAN Y.-CommeDeing
TUESDAY, April 1S. 1852, trains on this roas will
run as follows.
LEAVE MANCHEsTER-soUTH.
3:16 l.. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. Slope
only nj Petersburg and Chester.
Pullman sleeper between Manches-
ter and jacksonville.
1l.51 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
ing for Raleigh, Charleston, Au-
gusta, Aiken, savannah, and jack
sonyillc. Stops at Chester Centraia.
Pullman slccpers between Manches-
ter and savannah on this train.
1880 j. NJ, FREIGHT, daily.
LEAVE PETERsBURG-SoRTI.
1855 A. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Stops only At
Chester. Pullman sleeper on the
train between Jacksonville and Man.
chester.
$40 Z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connecting
with Richmond. cksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West also making connections
with Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for all points West This train
Stops at Chester, and Centralia.
Pullman slccpers on thi' train be-
tween savannah and Manchester.
1875 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily. Sunday G xcursion
tickets will be sold on this train,
good To return ON Train leaving Rich