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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-09-27
An Orange Grove.

Three-fourth of mile south of DeLand
is, thrifty five-acre orange grove in
which few trees are now bearing and az
least one-half the trees should bear next
year. most OF them having been set in the
spring of IT. Will sell ), 10 or I5 acres of
unimprOyed lands with the grove and
from portion of which the village is in
sight.
Also, within about i miles of Beresford
Landing for st. Johns river steamers;and
about the same distance from DeLand,
lies acres of good high pine land, 10
acres of which is in grove, one-half set out
in the Spring of ~ the other in 80. In
the older portion there arc about 90 or %
trees bearing and many more will bear
next year. That portion set more recently
cont aims none but budded trees of choice
Tari cites. Will sell groves with or with
out mimproved lands. For full particu-
lars call on or address NJ. N. VOORHIS,
DeLand, Fla, or j. w. HOWRY, East
Sagina Mich.
Also inquire of same parties for choice
town lois in j. w. IIowry's addition to
DeLand. Titles perfect. % 2S
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All grades of Hammock lands, with ana
without wild groves, on the Coast, by the acre
from to 5000 acres in "a body, cut to suit pur-
chaser. Lands cleared and groves set.
Agents for the "DIssToN LANDS" in Nolusia
and BreVard counties.
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he paid there than here for supplies, but
tel! YOU the people cannot wait for proyi-
sions TO reach them from here. There are
thousands OF negroes who are homeless
and starving, and they must be fed,
and what IL more, We have got TO feed
them. There ~ enough food in the South
that can be bought TO keep them going I'M
Ill We can send more from the North. II
should be sent by rail steamers are too
slow. These people must eat, and they
have nothing. Relief committees should
he formed in every city to receive and for
ward supplies. Money should be sent ut
once to relieve the most pressing wants.
Arrangements should be made with rail-
roads TO forward supplies ut first OH through
freight trains, to carry nothing else and to
be put through on the shortest possible
time"
In regard 10 measures for the future pro-
lection OF overflows, the General said: "a
bill should be introduced into Congress
providing for the survey of the Mississippi,
Missouri, and Ohio rivers, a. well az their
principal tributaries, such az the Arkansas
and White. The survey being made, q plan
OF leyees should be devised which should
be sufficiently strong to protect the country.
Whether the Government, the States, or par
ishes build them, they should be constructed
on the same general plan. II the southern
States cannot afford TO build the levees the
should help. The protection
Of the vast bodies OF land now overlooked
in the South and West is, in my opinion,
Of national importance, and should be 80
by Congress; but whether the
builds or helps to build the
leveeS, it certainly can afford to espouse
the cause Of the surveys TO be made at
Oncp y
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Escape OF Prisoners from the staun.
ton Jail.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
STANTON, Va, March 4.-SiX prisoners
(all colored mem escaped from Jail here last
night about O'Clock. Fred. Adams. for
horsc-stealing, had been given three years
in the pcnitentiary; James Jones, honse-
breaking Second offence) seventeen years;
Charles Crawford, demonstrating, ten
ycars-all just convicted; James Lowry,
house-breaking; Nelson Davis, petit lar
ceny; and William Black, breach OF
pcacc-no yet tried. II seems that the
inner door OF the Jail had been lett I'M
locked, and the outer was priced open.
Their escape was discovered in about two
hours, and five policemen were of after
them OH horseback before daylight. They
were seen by gentleman on the train In
the woods near Buffalo Gap during the
morning, and, it is thought, will be cap
tured.
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with ,bo s,ar.route mail service against
Thomas 7 Rrady, s. W. Dorsey. Henry
NJ V,;l lIohn ". Dorsey, John II. Muier.
.Jobn W pei NJ. c. Pcrdell, J. l.. Sander
SON. and william II. Turner; also against
Oliver o,Ruck. William 8. Barringer, and
iIhcr, ,horn' and against Kate NJ. Arm
strong for perjury. 49,
afternoon complcted their consideration OF
tbe hin introduced BY Senator Vest "to in
cornor,tc the Intcroceanic Ship and Rail-
wag Comnany. and for other purposes"
commonIy known as the Eads bill, and ali-
thorized Mr. Vest to report II to the Senate
with n recommendation for its passage with
sundry amendments.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN CON-
NITTEE.
WAsuIyGToy, March 4.-The Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee, to
consist of one member from each State and
Territory. 10 be selected by their respective
delegations In Congress, has been partially
formed by the selection OF the following
Messrs. Henderson, OF
Alabama; Jones, OF Arkansas; Rosecranz,
OF California; Phelps, Of Connecticut; Mar
tin. Of Delaware; Clements, OF Georgia;
Townsend, OF Illinois: Cobb, OF In
diana; Philip Thompson, OF kentuc-
ky; King OF Louisiana; McLain, Of
Morse, OF Massachusetts,;
Singleton, OF Mississippi; Clark, OF Mis-
souri,; Flower, OF New York; Cox, OF
North Carolina Randall, OF Pennsylvania;
wins, OF South Carolina; Whitthone, of
Tennessee; Welborn, OF Texas; Barbour,
ii Virginia; Ouray, OF Arizona; Ainslic,
If Idaho; McIrwin, Of Montana; Post, Of
Wyoming. As the full committee will
Consist OF 46 members, IL remain to be Sc
ected.
After each State and Territory has been
leard from General Rosecranz, chairman OF
he Democratic caucus, will call the COM
nittec together for the purpose Of selecting
IN Executive Committee and chairman.
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Forty..cvcnth Congress-First Session.
WASHINGTON, March !, 1882.
SENATE.
The Senate was not In session.
UOIrSF or REPRESENT ATIVEa.


Mr.. ITscock, OF New York, presented
the conference report on the immediate de-
fciency bill. He explained that the Senate
had increased to the extent OF S47s,0 900 the
appropriations made by the bill, but that
the conierees Of that body had reccded
from the amendments TO the amount OF
s222, 900. The bill as Il now stood, there
fore, increased the appropriations made by
the House 1856, GOO. The report was agreed
TO.
Mr.. Miller, OF Pennsylvania. from the
Committee on Elections, reported 4 resolu-
ton dismissing the contested-election case
OF Smith as. Robertson, from the Sixth
district OF Louisiana. Adopted.
The House, ut 1:l5 O'Clock, went into
Committee OF the Whole (Mr. Rice OF Mas
sachusetts in the chair) on the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill, general de-
bate being limited TO one hour.
At the conclusion OF the debate the bill
was read for amendments, and one by Mr..
Brewer, OF Michigan. 10 strike out the
provision for consulate ut Lisbon, was
adopted.
At j:l0 p. VI. the consideration OF the
bill was concluded, and it was reported to
the House.
The previous question was ordered on
the passage Of the bill, but no further action
was taken.
The House at $40 p. NJ. adjourned.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS,

Washington News and Gossip-Thc Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign Comnit-
tee-More Star-Route Indictments-AH Hotel
Keepers Son Arrested on the Charge or
Robbing o Pianter-Thc southern Floods:
General Hancock Gives Ills Views on the
Subject--saved from the Galiows-yisiblc
Cotfon-Supply ofthe World.
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Crooked Money Transaction.
ALLEGED MAIFHAsiNCE or A GEORGIA HOTEL
KEEPERs son.

AlslsEOkD MAtfE ANANNfOf \ bEOh'rlA hOltL-
KEEPERS son.
New YORK, March 4.-Thc chief OF po-
lice Of Savannah, Ga, telegraphod to Super
intendcnt Walling on the 18th ultimo ask
ing for the arrest Of two young men named
Frank IIGrnet and James Welsh, who had
fled from that city for New York after
taking 800 in silver belonging to Il
planter in Georgia. A later dispatch
stated that the young men had sailed
from Charleston, $. c., on the steam
er st. Domingo. When the vessel
arrived at this port this morning the two
young men were arrested and locked up
at police headquarters. IL was said that
IIarnets father Is proprietor OF the IIarnet
House, in Savannah, and that the planter,
named y. q. Fleming, went TO the hotel
and left 5000 in the safe. The money was
taken from thence by young Ilarnct, who
fled with Welsh, a dry-goods clerk. The
prisoners will lie held to await the arrival
OF an officer from Savannah.
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A PIucky Girls Brave Fight.

READING, March 3.-Anna Smith, aged
eighteen years, while on her way home last
might from a drugstore, WAS attacked by an
unknown nun. who, with drawn revolver,
commanded Der TO stand and make no
noise. He seized and attempted TO pull
her into an alley. when violent struggle
|ensued. The girl succeeded IN gaining
Possession of the pistol and escaped to her
home with II in her hand. She was so
much excited over the affair that she could
not recognize her assailant other than that
he was tall aud had his hat pulled down
lover bis eyes as q mask.
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FrigIstfuI Boiler Explosion.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., March At stories
station, four mics north OF Winchester,
boiler in Weston & Barns'5 saw-mill eX-
ploded yesterday morning, killing five men
and wounding two others. The bodies OF
the killed were horribly mangled. The
boiler divided into dozen pieces and
scattered in all directions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-05

Archbishop Gibbons, accompanied by
Rev. Father Msgnien. Superior OF st.
Mary's Seminary, returned TO this city yes
terday from Charleston, s. G., where they
had attended the funeral Of the late Bishop
Lynch. The diocese OF South Carolina will
be governed, In the interim preceding the
election OF q successor. by the Rev. ID. j.
|Quigley, the yicar-gcneral Of the diocese.
|'fhe successor will be selected from the
|names Of three priests which will be sent 70
Rome TO Pope Leo by Archbishop Gibbons.
" will be some time before the successor Is
tppointed.-B Baltimore american, An.
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TAXE.S.

TEEAsURER's OFFiCE,(
HEsRIco COUNTY. Va, February % 1852.
'TIIE TREASURER OF HENRICO
L COUNTY viii he at his Office In the court
house building on the 18Th DAY OF MARCH,.
es2, aud will remain six days, for the purpose Of
THE TANES FOR FAIRFIELD
DISTRICT for the year 1851;
after which time per cent. will De added, and the
bills sent out for collection.
WILLIAM W. MCGRUDER,
IL 26-e0d lw&td6t Treasuror ilenricO county.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

NTRfAIN AND CUT ON FIAOIIRINNILs
RICHMOND. March 4, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WuKGT.-White. % bushels. Rod, 40 bushels.
COKN.-Whte, 6is bushels. Mixed 900 bach
els.
OATs,-e9s bushels; re-cShiliscd, "a bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rcd. 80 bushels good Lancaster at
Al: AZ bushels very good Lancaster 1T 81 80 ::
rs bu-hol. common mixed at sL20
COES.-Vhitc, GIG bushels prime on private
terms Mixed, 500 bushels very good On private
terms.
CHARACTERIZATION MiddliRg, lIEc.; low
midGllng, LO'.c.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March s.-NOoa.-Stoeks fairly &C.
tive. Money q per cent. Exchange-Long,4s0h:
short, 4S95i. state bonds firm. Government, uliot
and unchanged
BoentaO. Exchange, 4S5s. Governments
unchanged; new IS, l02: new 3s's. ll3S: new
As. lis. Money, 6Gi2 per cent states inactive.
Treasury baIGnccs-Co DIN, 500 .445; currency, ST.
400.
Stoke irregular.
klahatn..--f las "a. N u,
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Accidental Shooting.

ATLANTA, March To-day at Fairburn,
while George WOOdall was tampering with
an old pistol, the weapon was discharged,
the load entering the abdomen Of Jewey,
the town marshal, who, it Il thought, win
die.
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A GhasflY IOke.

CoRscANA, TEXAS, March 4.--John York,
while attempting TO brighten Charles Alex
ander. who was sleeping In an adjoining
room, by firing through the partition, blew
of the top OF Alexander's head.
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The WOuld.Be Assassin OF queen
Victoria.

LoNDoN, March 4.-The police have As
certaincd thai Maclcan was formerly in
Weiss lunatic asylum, and Was only dis
charged in September last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-05

A NEGRO WAS CURED Of violent ease OF
rheumatism by 4. 8. s. Without the
remedy he would have died.--William y.
Smith, NJ. d., Tumbling Shoals, :. G..
Price, II and SLID per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-05
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, March 4.-The weekly statement
of the associated banks elbows the following
change: Loans decrease, Si.357, 100; specie do
crease, s2,4 $4,000; legal tenders decrease 81 3d.,
100: deposits decrease, 81 1850; circulation
decrease, $4,000: reserve decrease l,lOi, 95J.
The banks now hold $3.50 les than LEGAL
requirements -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March i.--V!rginia Ca, oonsoli-
dated, 6Q1 new lO-i0's. 39k. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-05
The Total Visible Cotton supply.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The total visible
supply OF cotton for this year is 3,l22, l2l
bales, OF which 2,f17,9O9 are American,
against 2,97s.3j2 and .,j2l,l9S bales re-
spectiyely last year.
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NINE STATIONERY.-Wc have ~,

ZINE STATIONERY.-We have ~.
II Gently received new supplies Of NICE STA
rIONERi, embracing
LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS;
CARDS AND ENVELOPES IN BONES:
FINE GOLD PENS AND PENCILS;
THE BEST STEEL Pens;
BLACK, PLUE, VIOLET, SCARLET. CAR
MINE, AND CoPYING INhs;
WHITING TABL FITS FOR INK AND PENCIL,
\ LARGE STOCK or EXCELLENT NCIf
MD LETTER PAPERS AT VERY Low
PRICES;
FINE POCkFT-EOOKs;
ELEGANT WRITlSt,-DFSKs AND pQBI-
FOLIOs. WUODHoC-E PAKHAn-
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Thousands Of families have had occasion
% try the neyer-failing qualities OF DR..
Bulps Cough syrup, and they all mite In
We praise Of this wonderful PRESCRIPTION,
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Hmm.

FlOur-we quote: Fine, s3.506$4; extra, $3.50
NS6.s5: surerine. -. J0N.e6: common snIcriinc,
-: common family, s7Gs7.25; choice Ian,ly,
sS1Dsg.
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PROPOSALS..
OrrlCE RIcIINovp ANp DAvynLEI

OFFICE RICHMOND AND DAgyuLE}
EXTENSION COMPANY,
No. 30 NORTH BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, Ca.
February 20, 1859.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- GRADUATION, MASONRY, AND BRIDE o.
NC Of that part of the line OF the Georgia Pacif-
railway which lies between the town of Admission
Calhoun county, Ala. ton the Selma, Rome aud
Dalton rairOad.l and the city Of birmingham, JET
fcr-On county kla., sNiy-hvc miles IA length. Wiz
he received 6y Tie Richmond and DanNilie ExtcB-
ion Company at iis Office, No. 80 north Proed
street. Atlanta Ga, until WEDNESDAY the lola
6ay # Mlrch, 1882, ~ IL O'Clock VI.
The company reserves tie right u rejscs an! vf
all bids.
Prohlcs and Specifications may 10 soIo q uS'
ciDces of the company In Atlanta, Ga., aud btim-
ingham. Ala.
t'pon application at the Offices Of tie comiaog
at oxford and Birmingham. Ma inforIuatIon
VIII be given 10 parties wishing u examine III
line. r.. III. TEMPLE. thl'f Engineer
JOHN W. JOHNSTON, Nice-Presidcnt
fe23-tl4thNb
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Michael II. McGloin was convicted III
New York Friday Of murder In the first
degree, having killed Louis Hanier In De-
cember last,
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Provisions steady. Mess-pork 5000 cash ano
March, st6.75 April. Lsrd-Prine steam, l -35k
s6MfG.50 for common TO choice packing grades
NEW YORK COTTON yUTUREs
New YORK. March 4.-Cotton-Hes receipts.
las bales; gross- 1867 bales. Futarss ci1ss@
steady; sales. s7o;0nO bales; March, Hi-yey
si2.oi; June, si2.2s@s12.ef: July. sIs.sssS
si240' August sl2.52esl2 53 c-sr-ysx.
vo,nber, siI.43@s1l.44; December, sll.sete
s11.47.
The Posfs cotton-market report sayss ~faive
higher but lost most Of the advance before sho ral
was over, and subsequently, selling at th~ second
aud Iast call: March, SLIT; April, LEO Hsy.
ti2.07: June. sl2.24; september. yl2.l7; Oc-
tober, 81 l.5s, and November, sli.43.
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sENE.THREAD.
CEINE-THREAD, Q00,

All IN want Of the bert quality sElNE-THREAD
would do well 10 make their selection rs early a.
possib'e while the stock Is yet complete AZ prices
guaranteed 10 be the lowest -,,ao,,,,
We have a full supply Of PATENT AND s0rT-
LAID sEINE-TwlSEs, pArENT MD SnrI-
R0PEs Of ali sIres. sEINE-CORks and CORN
Wood, YELLOW oIL-CLoTHiN6,f c. NEIs
nostc. T.. LICITENSTEIN 4 Sons,
corner seventeenth and FRANKLIN streets;
Sole importers OF the LION BRAND sEINEs
rHkElD. """
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MORE GOOD BOOKS, CHEAP.

RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH, 1902 and 1900
Main street, offer multitude or valuable works ~
low prices. Chambers Encyclopedia, 10 vol
umes. $3.50; franklin-square library-oyes
200 kinds, at 10, Is, aud 20 cents: Goethe, Wit-
helm Mcisicr, 80 cents Ivanhoe 20 ctnts ror,-
Brown at Rugby. 10 cents: kingsloy's Hypntis.
90 cents: Last Days of Pompdl. 20 cent ffi-
teen Decisive Battles, 40 cent? Irvings sko,f n
Book, 70 cents; hnickorbocker's, New York. 40
NH 5-dSw
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4 BOOK FOR EVERY TEACHER

4 n MD SfIIUINE,
METHODS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A,
APPLIED TO ENGLISH. Nv Professor Tiohss,
". PRICE VI. A.. IL. d., OF the University OF Vir-
ginia. % GEMS. Mailed TO any address uysop re
cept Of price.
our stock OF BOOKS and STATIONERY 4,
large and complete in every department. Orders
solicited and promptly attended TO.
WEST JOHNSTON & Co.
NH 5 Oil Main street.
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EASTER CARDS.
IMMENSE DISPLAY.

No. 90s MAIN SHEET ONCE MORE 10 THr
FRONT.
THE TRlUNpUS OF ST. VALENTINE 10 81
EXCEEDED BY THE VICTORIES
OF EASTER.
TIE LARGEST, CHOICEST. AND MOST 81
Let AS~ORI MENT OF
EASTER-CARDs IN THE CITY.
place for the GENUINE SACItET AMI The Ar
rlsTIC SILk-FRINGED CARDS.
NH n. LEONARD, Books Der
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CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

I OWES CARBoLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
IL FOR DIsINFECTlNG
BED-CLOTlIES AND CLOTHING OF THE
sIIK-ROOM.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARcn o, 1882
sun riscs........... 6:3I HIGH Tipx,
sun sets.......... $50 Morning. .......... 4lG
Moon riscs...... 6:ls Evening. e:re
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR MONDAY.
sun rises.......... 500 HIGH TIDE
sun sets........... $3.50 Morning. .......... 5:Ss
Moon r'ses....... 7A4 Evening. 6sss
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 4, 1890
ARRIVED.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mezvssss.
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen & Go.
Steamer J. W EycrinaD, Smith. Philjr}!k.e,
merchandise and passengers, j. w. he<ar-5sk.
agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, mcrchand,s,
and passengers and United States maik> l. u.
Tatum. agent.
schooner John Il. Shaw, Cnrtia, City Point, uxA,.
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company.
schooner Hattie NJ. Buell. Ireland, fciersAusx,
Hight, G.. storrs.
Steamer Concord, 49,, Newport Scw-. o.,s4>.
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Virginia Dare, Delaney, Norfolk
stone, Curtis K Parker.
Schooner John Y. Beacham, Qulllan, Nev YoIi,
slaves, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Calvin y. Harris, Benton, p'royfdsnsS.
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
TCE WATER Il rendered harmless and NOR r.
ire>hing with lIOP EITTERS In each draaght
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, March y, 1882.
sALEs-SEcosD BoAHD.--50 shares Charlotte,
Cnlurahi, aud tugusfs Railroad sto-rk Mt 70
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MfLWAUkEE..

MILWAUKEE, March A.--Fiour duh aud en-
changed. Wheat opened strong and higher; after
wards declined, and closed steady at . decline !;
No. q Milwaukee sof., cash and March. Sl.S3:
~. :, ots. Vats sy.s.., ~. . s~sA.vv ~ si-e.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

ICE WATER Il rendered harmless and NOR, r.
,re>hing with iIOP BITTERS In each draaght.
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Mr.. c. p. Huntington, president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, and his secre-
tary, r. r. Colburn, are in the city to-day
on their way to Newport News to look
ai.er the interests Of that road.
Hon. s. y. Cox has promised to visit
Richmond ut an early day and deliver his
famous lecture on African humor.
Judge w. w. Crump will be here on
Tuesday TO attend to important business In
the Supreme Court.
fAssociatcd Press Reports to the Dispaicb.l
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The grand Jury
came into court to-day and presented In.
dictments for ccn,l.racy In ccas. :tioa