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DANVILLE.

.uuv SAILS OF wATER-POwEE PROPERTY
-,yrgu CHURCH ITEMs-1uE MEDLEY $
NIL pgOPERTY-MR. WAGGONER DEAD.
.,..-...o ordoncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 90. 1882.
tltiln L. L. Bouldin and Colonel Il. H..
Wr.cr,. a. commissioners, have elected q
,Ilc Of two other lots OF the Water-poWer
prmertv. Mcssrs. W. L. Clark and j. ID.
Blair taking the mill site and the mill for
-qloo. and Dr. II. ". Cole the adjoining
loi ioY $500.
Ee,. Or. Goodwin has raised $1,000 for
Pa, llding fund, and claims to have as
>ci> in the Patton-street property 10 'he
amount Of $1,000. lie is pushing on for
subscriptions.
Tli. may be written down a. a ycai in
which there will be great activity in church
work. The finishing off Of the new Pres
lN'rri1n church, the building Of a new
Bsp,.,t church, and the building Of home
Con m, Door, are some OF the items. There
i. also special activity, even thus carly in
One ,.a,on. i'm the work for young people.
Great interest is being manifested in the
sermon. which are delivered at some OF the
churches regularly for them; the three
Methodist churches are emphasizing the
holding amongst themselves Of sunday
school association once month; and the
>umday-schoOl sUperiutendents are mani
Testing unusual ieryor.
Mr. Byrd r. Jennings, Of this county.
boUc, al auction on the 18th instant the
on,o-cclcbmtcd Mcdlcy's mill property, ci
ila'ias county, for 800. ALpHA.
March 20, 1882.
saturday was put down as booming
d., iaI Dan,ic ON Friday Captain W.
T. Clark and Mr.. J. ID. Blair bought the
mi'i-,it, and the mill Of the watcr-pOWcr
property Tor o9.i00, and Or. II. W. Cole I'm
adjoining lot for $500. ON Saturday the
iondry--thc last OF the propcrty-w wa,
sold i0 Mcs,r,. ". J. Crews. Il. :. Crews,
and Joseph Il. WcstbrOoks for 81 800
The AMOUNT Of the several sales is $40
233. The entire waterfront is about three
thousand feet, and there is an available
horsepower OF one thousand.
Nj. J. J. Waggoner, OF Richmond, dice
90 lho Arlington Hotel late Saturday night
The remains were moved 70 Richmond yes
to-day. Mrs. Waggoncr arrived in tine L
minister 70 him. Rev. DR.. Brown, OF tn
Main->,rcct Methodist church. said yester
dly fla. his last words were that be wa
diving in The faith Of the gospel. ArHA.
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rortv.seyemt,, Congress-First Session
WASHINGTON, AlMch 20, IoS2.
SENATE

SENATE.
Mr.. Garland. Of the Judiciary Commit
tee. rave notice that on the 2Sth he would
call nm the bill to establish Court OF APP
meals. and added that in view OF its i'm
Dortance and pressure for action he would
then ask to have the subject considered
until disposed Of.
The Military Academy and consular and
diplomatic appropriation bills were re-
ported 10 the Senate with amendments;
also. the bill for the admission OF Dakota
a. 4 STATE.
Mr.. Brown presented a petition OF ciii-
zens Of Albany, Ca. for an increase OF the
appropriation for the improvement OF the
/ harbor OF savannah.
( The resolutions for the payment to SEN
ators Butler and Kellogg OF 5000 and
., 500. respectively, for expenses incurred
by them in indicating their rights to seats,
were passed. Ii was conceded in the de-
bate that there were no preccdcntS for
such PAYMENT to successful members, but
il was explained that these cases were cN-
ceptional, in that they necessiiated proof
OF the validity Of state Legislatures in each
instance.
Mr.. PendletCn presented the memorial OF
the National Tobacco Association protest
Ing against the passage OF any "irce-lea
tobacco bill"; also, the petition OF thu
same Association for the abolition OF eX
port stamps, and for sundry changes OF thu
law i'm regard to the expectation OF tobacco
hy rail- and fees paid to inspectors OF eX
port tobacco. Referred to the Commtte'
on Finance.
The Senate took up House bill providing
for the Life-saving Service: pending tn
, debate on which the tariff-comnission bill
was again taken up, Dir. Beck opening th
debate, criticising the declaration recent
made by Mr.. Frye that he favored proitec
ton per Sc. regardless OF any considers
tons as TO revenue. Mr.. Beck argued thai
aside from H. constitutional power to rails
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FANCY GOODS.
- r L V + n ;

= T / V L n ;
Calls Your attention 10 the following SPECIAL
TIES. all Of which are cheap, and many OF when
are much below the regular price:
20 dozen GENUINE HARD-RtBBhR HALF
BRUSHES, OF the best Russian bristic mot
affected by no. water, al perfect, selling III
81. The drugstore price of these goods Is
$3.50.
100 dozen RUSH SIIOPPING-BAshETs selling
nj Is, 20. aud zoe. our old price was 4o'
45. and SOC.
80 dozen sN1O ENAMEL FRAMES at 5Oc.i
old price 60 ani zoe.
) dozen MAJOLlCA COMPARIS at oVc''
former price Al.
30 dozen sLEEYE-BUTTONs large variety OF
patternsl selling al 25c.
: dozen LARGE PARTNERSHIPS cling al
81: last season they sold AZ Sl.75.
2 dozen TURKEY MOROCCO ALBUMS al
50: the holiday price was $3.50.
% dozen BOYS KNIVES AZ 2Jc. tall ,ihc'l.
An immense stock OF POCKET CUTLERY "a
bottom prices, from the celebrated English maker
Rodger.. Lee. Baker, B0dcn, Sc, as well ~ choice
nattcn,s from the hes, German makers.
You are sure to get your moneys worth ever
I time ai SIN IN''
,1a sos Broad street.
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Fatal Accident on the Pcnnsy Ivania
Railroad.

tachcd to wcst-bound freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad jumped the track
near Downingtown late last night and was
run into by an cast-bound freight train.
The engine or the latter train and eight
ears were thrown over an cmbank-
mcnt thirty-thrcc feet high, and some
other cars filed with merchandise
were completely wrecked. William Fill
ley, OF Harrisburg, engineer OF the east
bound freight, was fatally injured, and
Glenn Kccscr. the fireman, also OF Harris
burg, was Killed, his body being found be-
meath the ears at the bottom OF the en-
bankment. Kecser was married man and
leaves family. Filley was n widowcr and
also leaves Il family. Travel OF the road
was DELAYED for over six hours.
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wes,sh,s attorney and his associates, jury.
and officials, readily signed the petition for
pardon. Then all the audience Of their
own accord Il say all; possibly there were
exccptIons) signed u.
The Governor deserves great credit.
Everybody accords II TO him. lie has
proven that he Is determined 10 enforc the
laws Of the State.
One OF the prisoners, William Larkin,
made his escape last night. He took adj.
vantage Of the guard, who was not sus-
pccting him.
Yesterday was consumed In discussion
by the counsel Us to the confscation OF the
property.
The court has adjourned till Monday
next. SIGMA.
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pefitioning for Sergeant Mason's Per-

WASHINGTON, March 20.-W. &. Dick
son. special messenger in behalf OF citizens
Of Chicago, has arrived in this city with II
petition for the pardon OF Sergeant Mason.
Ii bears 100000 signatures and Is 2,lO0 feet
in length. Dickson will present it 10 the
President tomorrow. together WIN Il
smaller petition signed by 800 citizens OF
Oelc county, H.. each OF whoa contributed
ten cents towards the fund for the reilei OF
Sergeant Mason's family. Letters, petit
lions, and applications OF all sorts bearing
upon the ease OF Sergeant Mason come TO
the President in every mail from all paris
Of the country. \ larger number than
usual arrived to-day. They are being az
ranged. and VIII at the proper time be r.
gerred TO the Secretary OF War for consid-
Grafton and report.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congressional Proceedings Yesterday-Pro'
tractcd Session Of the House; Fiiibuster'
Ing Over the Gencva-Award BiIl-JudRc
BIatchrerd's Nominntion-The President
Besicgcd In Behalf of Sergeant NIason-No
Change in Congressman Blacks Condi-
tion--Nore Narrowing Details from the
Mississippi Floods-A Tragedy Resulting
from JeaIousy-Ninrine Disaster-fatai
railroad Accident i'm Pcnnsylvania-seye-
raj Fatal Casualties from the Fall of n
Porch nj the Montgomery While sulphur
springs. &c.
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Oyster.iSrcdgers.

1iItlE SENTENCE TO ONE YEAR IN THE PENI-
fENTiAgY--Ap APPLICATION FOR PARDON--Es-
CAPE on ONE PRISONER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA.,}
March IS, 1882.
The trial OF Captain William Kellum and
crew, 81 the schooner George w. Croswell,
The iir.i Of the oystcr-dredgers tried, lasted
three DAYS. The jury found them guilty,
and the, were sentenced TO imprisonment
in p,e State penitentiary for one year.
Then the captains Of all the other vessels
aud their crews confessed guilt, and were
sentenced for the same time.
An application 10 the Governor for par-
don was immediately gotten up. These
prisoners have the deep sympathy OF III,
community generally. They have depcrted
themselves admirably ever since their con
iiacment here. The Judge, Common
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John TX. GiiIiat & Co.'s Tobacco Circu'
Iar.
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE. L. C.,
March ,. 1882.
IN The EfJjlOJ of he UiSDnfcL:

LONDON, CROSBY SQUARE. l.. C.,
March ,. 1882. \
10 the EdiioJ of he Dispatch:
Sir.-Our market has worn a very quiet
appearance, and hut few sales of conSe-
ducnce were reported during last month.
Holders maintain n firm attitude, and their
confidence seems fully justified by the tone
OF advices received from the tobacco dis
lricts both OF Virginia and the West.
Al present, however. manufacturers hold
stock sufficient to make them. to a great
extent, independent OF the market: and il
is very probable that we shall have a slow
trade through the spring and summer for
the ordinary run OF strips without color or
other special character, Of which our stock
is so largely composed, and especially for
/ the 1880 import which is not in favor with
our buyers.
The chef inquiry continues 10 DC for
cheap strips about esd. and under. and
these are now difficult 10 find, while me-
dunn to fair parcels are held above views oi
BUYERS.
Kentucky leaf i, scarcely to he found in
our stock. The few hogshcadS shipped
from Owensboro' last year are dark, and
offer no attraction. Some Indifferent lot,
[
market, but not good or colory enough 10
bring high prices.
Missouri leaf is t0lerably plentiful and
Of fair quality. but the demand is quite
| limited, and very little Of last import has
vet been sold.
Some offers were made for dark Virginia
strips in quantity. but the high prices eX-
pectcd by shippers stopped business.
! l., l...i.,l.f l.nf rnfhino hos h(Cn iltplN
done, and we shall be glad to receive fur
Their orders for Richmond account.
our deliveries last month include -
tierccs reshipped TO the United States.
1 I'm MARYLAND and Ohio some inquiry, q.
usual. for color, but for old nondescripi
stock we can get no reasonable oilers.
We make no change in our last month
! quotations;
QUOTATIONS..
Tirgiaia LeGf.-Common 70 midd'ing
ID. to SD. per pound; fair TO good ant
fine. Cd. TO I'D. per pound; bright fancy
/ SD. to I'D. and sd. per pound.
4 Virginia StripS.-Common to middlin@
Cd. to I'D. per pound; good TO fine, st
to sd. and l3d. per pound.
Western Lcdf.-Common to middln'
exports. 4d. to sd. per pound; good t
fine exports. 80 d. to III. per pound; soun'
dry. common to middling, 43d. to jtd. pc
pound: fair to good and fine. sd. TO SD
per pound; colory, I'd. to lOd. and I'D pc
pound.
Western SicipS.-Common 10 middline
sd. to I'd. per pound; fair TO good an
fine parcels, I'D. 10 d. and I0d. perpound
selections and bright Kentucky river, $40
to I'D. per pound.
MARYLAND and Ohio-jld. TO ed. M
sd. per pound.
Neqrotead and CQrendiSh-jd. to l.'
b and lSd. per pound.
JOHN X. GuIIAr x Co.
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A mime Tragedy.

CHEERYTIELD, Me-, March 20.--NirS. Hat.
tie Spraguc, a widow, while leaving church
here last night, was killed by Chester Cum
ningham. who cut her throat as she was
walking with an escort. The deed wa,
probably prompted by jealousy. Gun.
ningham was arrested this morning. lIC
approached Mrs. Sprague from behind
drew her head back with his left hand, and
cut with his right.
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identified IA belonging to her has been dis
covered In that vicinity.
Accident at the Montgomery white
RuluouP Springs.

FIFTEEN PERSONS INJUkED-ONE FATALLY,
TWO SERIOUSLY, AND THE REMAINDER
SLIGHTLY.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatcl.j
CnRrsTIASsDURG, VA, March 20.-There
was a serious accident at the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs to-day. At sale
Of personal property going on there, part OF
n high porch gave way. precipitating n
large crowd to the ground. About fifteen
men were hurt.
Mr.. Burwell Robinson, OF this county,
died from his injuries in short time.
Two others are seriously, perhaps fatal
ly, injured. The rest slightly hurt.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGISERR's OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, lss2'
NOTICE TO STONE AND BRICK
PAYERS, sTONE-CoNTRAcroRs'
AND EXCAyAT0Rs.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received At this
""''' "''' FRIDAY, APRIL TIN,
AT 8 O'CLOCK 4. Me-
for FURNISHING ALL MAfEHIALs MD
I,yryG THE USUAL STONE AND BRICK
PAYING, GRANITE CURLING AND FLAG
GING, and for REPAIRING AND RELAflNG
TIIF SAME, aud for such GRADiN" OF
sTprrTs As may be required for ,he term OF one
wear from the Ist day OF April next.
Forms of proposals and specifications can nc OBJ
tanned by applying at this Office
The Committee on Streets reserves the righ' u
reject any or all proposals offered ana 10 give '"'
contract for each item separately
". n. CUTsHAW,
,, ,,.,d CITY Engineer.
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Another Comet Discovered.

ALBANY, \. Y, March IS.--At about J
o'clock this morning Charles ;. Wells, ol
the Dudley Observatory here. discovered
bright comet In Hercules, right ascension
II hours 50 minutes north, declination 3.
degrees 30 minutes. The comet has tai
about five minutes Ia length, and nucleus
Of about the eighth magnitude.
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xr....L of u Steam.Yacht.

NORFOLK, March 2o.-lniorma'ion has
on hoard a. q, fine stcam-yacht Sidney l..
w wriobt ~ cantain Crossman. from New
Work " ;, Port Rio. of FryIne-Pan- Shoals
lisbi. $ She nut in here for repairs, aud
ss,l"d hence @u I'm in the middle o. February,
taking the inside passage Tue "feeAase
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After all the arguments about the cheap
ness and quality, it appears that DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is the best remedy for the
cure OF coughs and colds ever offered to the
public. The price is only % cents bottle.
and every druggist in the land sells and re-
commcnds it,
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a Sailor Drowned.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, March 2O.--Joln Frank,
n Russian sailor, belonging on the British
bark Frances Herbert. while drunk fell
overheard Mt the foot Of Commerce street
late last night and was drowned. The
body was recovered and an inquest held.
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by Telegraph.
MEN YORK.

NEW YORK. March 90 NOoH.-Stocks active
and higher. Money. iMis per cent. f.Scltingc-
Long. Is5i,: short, $50. state bond, Without
arkcd change. Governments generally strong.
EefHfHg.- Exchange, 49,. governments
strong; new IS, 1882; new AZ. u; new -
IIS's Money. 4km3 per cent. i itr> inacnNe.
Treasury balanccs-Coh, s7o'339i currency
si.O2l.
stocks fairly firm. 90,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RrcuNoSD. March 20, 1852.

RlCuNoND. March 20, 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WuFA1.-I.od >, iiG bushels. -o,
CoRN.- White .. So bushels. Mixed, 800 bush
ell. ,u.., ~, ,u.b-
OATs.-I .GOi bushels. Ee-cNhli iicd' Ia bush-
els. ~
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Uur,r-Rrd. 1000 bushels prime m!Nc1 on
nriyatr terms; ZIG bushels very good fWlz al
sl34: 4 bushels good tutZ ~ -l.35.
CnrN.-White. i:}B bushels very good ~ sir.
otTs-3O bushels very good spring az Doc; 40
bushels very good spring ut Doc.
CuTroN.-rnnc easier. Receipts ~ hn'-
onotaiions: Middling. 0ll.c.: low mtddiins
Ti,'nIlAc.: good ordinary. lWa~ lorc': oFdl'
nary, o. a. lOtc.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MUNUNIs MHrtU ~. To~Ss
SALHs-FIHsT BoARr.-lO shares Richmond Ss1
Danvillc az. CT az 123 10 shares Richmond AMI
Dunvllc at 1885,. 30 do. a. lc4; 81 shares Chcsa.
pcake and Ohio ut 23f; 81 si,arrs Norfolk and
Western common Al isI; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 32a, 10 A. AZ 32's, 30 do. at 32S; 10
shares Atlanta and Charlotte ut 70, 10 DO. At 72A,
so do. at ~; 10 sharc- merchants National Bank
at ll2A; 1000 Pctersbr~z Railroad bonds, Class
e. ut S2i,.
SECOND BoARp.-l0 shares Richmond and Ale
e1rany at 2ts; 40 shares Petersburg Railroad at
32X, 10 do. at 32s. 10 do. nj 32s, 10 10. at 32h;
10 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte at 72.- 10 do at
72z
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH i'm
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing day, Every TUESDAY and
EElDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY at
\. w.
Freight for Tncsday,' and Frrlays steamersr
ccfvcd TIL 1880 \. NJ: for sundays steamer III
) i. VI. saturday. Freight received daily I'LL
T.. ".
Fare. -. -,
steamer, connect NJ Philadelphia for FAN river
and the East.
-" !. w. MCChREfCk,
General southern Agent, Office Rockets.
". T.. CLYDE CO.,
oQO General Agents.
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Rheumatism, disordered blood, general
debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounccd incurablc are often cured by
Browns Iron Bitters.
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NH l7-td
OVERS. &c.
BROOKS x LEE,

CENTRAL DYE-WORke,
Ihaar FAST BROAD STREET, RicnMoSp, VA.
csn,,ene,,s oyercoats, Coats, pani,, Vests, &e.
and i.ad,s Drcs Is, saclues; Md .iloye' saSes
shaTs, S,,a,R ,lr.t.eiass lyle :, .crt notice.
NH lj-lw'
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLuGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH pa, 1882.
ARRIVED.
steiner Old Dominion, Walker. New York,
merchandise and Passengers q. W. Alien d Co,
agents.
STEINER Ashland. Carr, philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, J. W. Mctsrrick- agent
schooner &. y. simmons. Rabbit. Providence
Hight, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner Henry Dayy. King. Providence, light.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner ". H. Phillips. - Baltimore, light,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner Mary, Drudge. Baltimore, guano, =.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, nerchan.
disc and passengers. q. W. Alien q Co.
steamer j. ". EverInan. smith. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrisk,
agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail. merclandisc, and passengers. l.. +. Tatuni,
superintendent.
CLEARED.
Brigantlne Flectwlhg (l,r.l, sullivan. CaTdsnas.
Cuba, hoops, Curtis < Buck.
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EOR BALTIMORE. cfrhnaJ
POWHATAN LISE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail every MONDAY 40 ~ noon from POW HA-
TAN DOCK. mt Twcnty-iOurth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills of l,dlng signed and goods for
v1r,led with dispatch Ia points North and West.
Freight received daily until l.. VI.
Eor further information. apply "a
". q. Knight, Agent.
d. J. WEiSTGTR. soliciting Agent. de ~
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nor MAN YORK.-The OM III,

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old INN
Dominion steamship Company'se1.1l
steamers will sail ~ fpilows steamer OLD ~
MISION, Captain WALNEh, ENIRl. ~ ESDa1
Al > o'clock y. ": steamer WsANokL, tnp'nin
Corcu, EVERY FRIDAY AT o'clock y, ~;
steamer MANlIATTAN, Captain kkLLf'ENEhf
SUNDAY at - O'Clock \. VI: A..
Freight received up To O'Clock L. VI iSr ,a ua
,rnc, DAYS and Fridays steamer, and 10 0tiock
saturi,iy evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed ani goods Tor
warded with dispatch a. all points norh' -"u"''
east and west; al-o. to foreign p"rts
Passenger accommodations u1surl n,s.r.
Affer-cabln fare 20 New i"fs' ri"' ''u"'
trip. sls: stecrage, 80 aud 81 49,. ,,.,
Passengers leaving Eichmond Mondays, Wen s
ncsdiys and sturdy. by We ~, nate con-
nectfo,, nj Norfolk with the steamer that lett lch
nond The day before. cabin rare; flv, t"nnn wv,
trin. .fs Tickets 10 BE- hat ~ NE kichinonh hsn
pciersburg depot and 4. W. carriers loOV nam
street IT.,
''' a.. ". ALLEN & Co, ARcnts-
"a C'ompanv's Wharf. Rockets.
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,lnnr.

tio,r-Wc ouote: Fine. %3.5OGS "a: extra. 5000
Ia -, Ii. suter luc BOA SO: common supcthli-
st.S0n 40: common family, s7@s7.2); cholce
fnutiy. ss6iS -.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP a>fEfk
~ COMPANY. .SaeskH<A
TOR NEW YORK

This company win dispatch ore Of their splendid
.t0amers-0LD DOMINION. WlANOkE. NAN
UATTAN.and RICH O>D-Eht s1 ihisnay
and FRIDAY ~ . o'clock T.. NJ, aud SUNDAY
at . \. VI. .,.,, 90. ,,,,,pc
steamers leave New York tt ESDAls. THURS
DAYS and SAN RDAlS NJ l.. NJ. rom Pier
26 (ncw number, foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, stai'-rooms, anu
bathrooms. -, -
'rhc fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. -, -.
Afier-cabin fare 10 New \ ork' sfVi f"uhh p'p'
SIS: Storage, 10 and 81.
Freight. Tor points beyond New York forwarie1
with s,spaieh. aud no charge made except actnai
Freiybts received until o'clock T.. NJ daily.
For further information. apply Ia
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., agents.
,,xt office 4 oinBauy's whlTsCs. ROfketfs.
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Mu.wayIxGH

MLwAuKEE, March o0.-rlour qslte ana su-
changed and IN light demand. What eTorg and
HI shrr; No. hard, f1.4Q: soft, frcsA, Else |:
March, si.o7t: April. si.97ss. Corn gsf)ss; No.
3. 04c.; new, 5Sc. Oats quiet and unchanged .t
lss4c. Provisions lower. Mess pork, ti6.6b cash
a.ld March, 1870 April. I.ard-Prme stesm.
<In.5o cash and March, 3lO.52x April. II"rs
yea. or at t66gs6.66.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
yww YORK. March 2O.--tofton-Net reccipes,
NJ halc: gross SIC baieS. futYres closed barely
stsr<jv; sAics, f4S.00o bales: March, 3l2.O4tD
sI215: Aerli, etz. 13nset2.l4; May. el2.3l0;
siZaz: JaAe, Sl21Oerel9.Sl: Jnty. el9.o1e
oct1iu. Sij.68ssiL6s; .Nosemisr, siiXs9
sii.5t: Decsnber. sll'Sissii~Ss; 5ansaTy'
The Sssfrs market report says: ~Ysere de-
liyeries wese sold ut the hrst cab nj decline u
81 100, ard subsequently at fssther deeltnc fs-
May 10 A,ynst inclusive Of l0-l0D to l2.l0O-
A. 145 +. r., May WAS bought rs SlIJ@; Jwue,
1882; JUDY, *i2.6S; August slz.sS.
BALTIMORE LIvE-ErOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 20.-Decf cstt:e n,osv e.
tive; price, considering quality, unchanged very
best. 64Gf &C.; nrst quality, $50 &c.: medfuns-
4a@0Sc.: ord,pry, 3al3i,c.: most saios were
from ~. TO &C.: receipts, DAT head; satc< 50S
head. Swine-Fatr supply and moderate demand /,
quotations. S80 9s.c.: receipts. 5,2S5 head. Tho
receipts Of sheep sa,d lamb, were 800 had QUO
iations-shecp, s&@s7; lambs, s3@s5.So per
head.