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FOR PACKING BOXES.

TREASURY DEPARTMEST,l
January 81, lSS3
Sealed proposals for furnishing Packing Boxes Will
bprecelved at this Department until the lath day OF
February 1857 at IL O'Clock III.
Sample may he seen Mt the Department. and blank
forms for bidding furnished upon application.
The bids will be considered, and accepted or re-
jected. Item by item.
Proposals TO he addressed to the Undersigned ana
marked Proposals for Packing. Boxes.
Deliveries must be free of charge at tho Treasury
Department, Washington. D. G., and Will be subject
To Inspection by expert detailed for the purpose by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and the delivery Off
inferior article will he deemed sutlltont cause to an.
nul the contract Rt the option of the secretary,
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
CHAS. ], FOTGER,
fe9s,tut tn Secretary of the Treasury.
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SOt.Is. &t.

Location unsurpassed newly furnished and Inn
proved with 800 rooms offers attractions superior TO
any hotel in Philadelphia.
jaii-20tthsu T. U. MAJTBY, Proprietor.
TINuE at. MARC EUROPEAN PLAN.
Il 9Th sL and Penn. ave-, Washington, ID. o.,
II. g. BOWERS,
Late Of tho Arlington and Fort VIM. Henry HoelS
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immediately after the reading of the journal
the senate won't into executive session for the
purpose ofrelerring to appropriate committees
u number Of nominations which have not yet
been acted upon. The session was yery brief
and within ten minutes the doors were re-
opened 1t was rumored at first that tho
object of the session was to discuss the We'll
and La Abra claims. The report that the
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rrnnsrers OF real E.tats.

The following transfers Of real es tate were
filed for record yesterday:
Lot 8, of square 4S, with improvements, being 70
feet on the west side of Twenty-second, between
o and streets northwest, f. j. Hill and wife TO
NJ. Velinda Chapman dated June 20; consideTa'
ton, nominal.
Part Of lot 50, of block g, OF Todd and Browns
subdivision of Mount Pleasant, being the north
Yves! corner OF Steuben street and Seventh street
road, Louisa H. and John =. Digges 10 Hiram
Kimmell; dated July l0 consideration, 81 675.
Part Of lots OIL of j. DayldsOns subdivision Of
square 2Sl being 80 feet on the east side OF phir-
teenth, between NJ and streets northwest, SAM
uel Proctor and wife TO Edwin Greer; dated July O.
consideration, nominal.
Same Il. Greer to Thomas f. Waggaman; dated
July 70: consideration, 81, 500.
Lot 80, of White and others subdivision OF part
of lots g. y and o, of square N. o. S. 5l5, with i'm
prOYements, being l6 feet on the north side of X,
between Fourth and Fifth streets northwest; VIM.
II. Clampitt to Mary Q. Young dated June 20 ;
Part of lots is and l6, OF old Georgetown, being
55 feet on the north side OF Prospect street. with
improvements VIM. King and others TO Margaret
A.W. Haycock; dated July 0; considerations S3, 500
Lot Is, OF Todds subdivision OF lots 10 to 1s, Of
square $50, being the southeast corner of Third
and II streets southwest; Thomas II. g. Todd aud
wife to Patrick Cronin dated June 22i considera-
Lot K, OF Todds subdivision of lots to 8, of
square $685. being IA feet ON the west side First
between d and Il streets southwest; Alvin N,
Meekor, trustee TO Thomas Coakley dated JUL y
u; consideration, $780,
Part OF lot Is of square 42, with improvements
being is feet on the west side OF Iwenty-third,
between G and II streets northwest, d. M. Good
acre and wife TO James @. Newton; dated July 10;
consideration, $3.50.
Lots 2i-i3 OF j. j.. Johnson's subdivision of
Mount Pleasant, Andrew A, Lipseomb, trustee,
aud VIM. o. Denison 10 John w. Rhodes dated
July o. consideration, $4,000.
p. Same, John ", Rhodes, trustee, 10 Wm. Q, pentA
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GOVERNMENT poNps
WASHINGTON STOCK ExcnANan

District OF Columbia
Permanent Improvement Gs. 1891, coln.. ii3k Ii9K
Permanent Improvement Is, 1891. curry. Il7tl .,.,-
Market Stock ls, iSV2, currency..."...... ll7a ,..
finyyear funded 3.G5, 1924 CURRENCY. 1lO liOl
Twenty-year funded 6s, 1902. coln........ Ii34 III
-, Fire Insurance and Gds-Ltght Cbnp1nis.
washington CITY Gas Light. .....pnr 20r. 36k Tk
Georgetown Gas. s.Light~..."....."..."..25. ~ 395S
SSVlulhpu INSURANCE., IA
Riggs Insurance company. ....,..,.......... 80
Railroad stocks.
Washington g Georgetown-stocl 30. 1876 ......
co.. 20 76a
Columbia ~.... 29a
Free tts.
Board OF public works. -,.. q6h
Washington Market Co,-stoclC ...5O.. 1Ok 1lb
Inland ana Seacoast Co.-bonds... 60 .,..,,
lvnnhoe Mining CO--stock ........... D.. 10 -.. -.
Wash'n Brick Mach Co.-stock l0O. IS ....
Great Falls lcetcompany ..........l0 100, 60 ..,..
Real Estate Title insurance Co.,...-..... 75k 79b
Pennsylvania Telephone Co... .......... 6S -,....
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past due coupons, 43 new 1O.4Os, 3S34; new s.,
52M bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, July l9.-Cotton dull; middling, 1Oc
western superGne, 81 OOCSs rs; do. extra, "a 0Oc9
20; do family, So 0O@6 00 city mills, superfine,
s. oSs 3d. Pa miy g % DO sST
patent, 81 so. wheat-Southern steady and active ;
western easier and dull southern red. 81 1901 10;
La ssPlspber, q l5%@l I5!t; October. q l69G
aud dull; western higher aud dull southern
white, 6o@62c; do yellow, nominal; western mixed.
spot. 5sGsSo,sc; August, 5slt@5s15e; September,
western white, 45@46c do mixed, 4ic1iic; Penn.
sylvania 4l9l6c. Rye quiet, 65@eSc. Hay steady
sa % oa Co. n0'fg Pro1sons oWer AND and dni mess
pork Sl7 so: bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed. SI4@94c; bacon shoulders, 90 clear
Butter dull western packed, S@l6c, creamery, 1870
23c. Eggs quiet az lS@l0c' Petroleum dull aud
RSe@ o1GTaT9 s9GS ID SS @ GG suaST SS RS
sS GSpPs % rfneS a. LSseS SSt a, 10 1 whsy ky
9S4jsd. ReceiptsDFiour sci barrels Wheat I 81 So,
OOO bushels; corn, 200 bushels oats, 5000 bushels;
corn 1000 bushels. sales-wheat, iS5 900 bushels;
corn 10000 bushels.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 49, Money easy at 292la per
cent, closing at per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, to 5% per cent Foreign exchange weaker
lS30iS415 Tor long aud 4S7lSD4S724 for short sight
Governments tirmer for the g per cents and steady
for the other issues: state bonds featureless. In
railway bonds the West Shore firstcontinued heavy
and made a further decline to 754. The supply is
large. Ohio Central incomes dropped to 10. Other
issues generally weaker. Speculation at the stock
exchange opened firm and prices rose - to "a per
cent, but before midday general selling move
ment set in and decline OF to ~ per cent. took
place. Denver, New York Central, Lackawanna,
Lake Shore, and Reading being the weakest
shares. Reports were freely circulated OF trouble
In the trunk line pool. Officials state that there is
no truth in the Stories During the afternoon tbs
market was unusually quiet and many stocks re-
covered slightly AT the close there were free
offerings of Lackawanna, which sold down TO
l2il2 the lowest price OF the day and week. AS
compared with yesterdays closing, prices are
souri, Pacific, Canada Southern, Lake Shore, aud
Pacific Mail. which are "a to = per cent higher
In the specialties Oregon Improvement rose n
per cent. to 90H Minneapolis and St. Louis fell
of per cent. to 2515 do preferred 4 TO 53 and
Manitoba "A to ll4%. New York Central lent at
l-16, New Jersey Central fiat, and other active
stocks l@02 per cent
The weakness in West Shore and Buffalo firsts
was due to ntimatlons that Il fresh issue of bonds
TO cover terminal property is contemplated. This
Is an old story revived. The bonds fell of TO 75M
@75N.
transactions aggregated 2l0, ,OOOshares, including
Delaware, Lnckawanna aud Western, 67,250; Dem
ver and Rio Grande, $500; Lake Shore, 1910; Lou
isylle and Nashville $3.50 Lake Erie and West
trail "a 320 Northern Pacific, 56l0; Reading, 5000;
st. Paul 1925; Texas Pacific, 5.05O Union Pacific,
1855; Western Union, 9,S05, and Northern Pacific
preferred, lilo
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We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines, and Fashion
Journals;
The Illustrated London News London Graphic,
Pictorial World The Quecn. Illustrated sporting and
Dramatic News. Tho London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch, Fun, London Truth, LondonW World
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Life. Lon
don Figaro. Judy London Field Spectator, Whitehall
Review, Life, London Army aud Navy Gazette. Lon
don Era. London Daily News. The American Regis
ter, Saturday Review, The Athepnum. Society Gar.
deners Chronicle. The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lsh Mechanic Tho Court journal, Tho London Arch
itect, ST. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, The Lon
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering London Engineer. The Acad
envy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Century
Fortnlghtly Review, Chambers Journal Belgravln,
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre. Monthly London journal,
Blackwoods Magazine, Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, sunday Magazine, All The Year Round. The
Portfolio, London Art Journal Casselrs Magazine
OF Art, Every Girls Magazine Nautical Magazine
Bradshaws Railway Guide TO Great Britain and Iro.
land, Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide. Boys
Own Paper, little Folks, lie Figaro, Lo Voltair, Gil
Bias, L'Evenement, La Justice, L'Unvers lllustro,
Monde Comlque. La Vie Parsienne L'Illustration,
lie Monde Ilustre, La CRrlcaturo La France Ele
gante lie Modesde la Saison, LIIleganoc, Parisenne
lie Monteur dc la Mode, Le Prntemps Lo Salon do
la Mode, Revue de Ia Mode Uber Land und Meer
Die Garenlaube, FleZonde Blatter, and many others
too numerous to MENTION
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son and Benjamin Il. Leighton; dated July lOi
consideration, nominal.
Part Of lot 3 OF square s36, with improvements,
being 81 feet on the cnst side OF Firth between
ID and 4 streets northeast, Flora A. Brown and
Others to Christine Keim; dated june ID; oonsid-
GRAFTON, S2i00.
Lot Of Charles Dodges subdivision OF square
176, with improvements, being 22l1 feet ON the
east side of Seventeenth, between 4 and y streets
northwest, s. II. Collins TO Robert Il. Bradley;
dated July l2 consideration, $1,000 and inoum"
branoe.
Lot 80 of Z. r. Haighrs subdivision Of square
BOG, with improvements, being lbh feet on the
northwest, Thomas X. Davis aud wife TO Ella b.
sherman; dated July 10; consideration, SLIGO.
Lots d-6 of square As, with improvements, being
tween aud streets northwest, Mary " Chap
man to Mary c. dc Grolfunred; dated June 2O;
consideration, s6750.
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TNOR sALE-PRINTED CARDS. "FuIlNIsHED
Il Rooms, with Tabe noardi" This House for
Rent apply al ~ and Furnished Rooms for
eni price cents each for sale ~ the business
Office VI The National Republican,
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COTTON MARKET.
The following were the opening and closing
PACIFIC COAST ANp M1N1Na srot
SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-The following were
the closing prices Of mining stocks to-day:
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKER.

BALTIMORE. July 12.-Virginia 6s. deferred O.;
past due coupons, 43; new 10-4Os, 3324; new 3s,
52l4 bid to. day.
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MLSCELLA NEOuS.
"Federal ms Co" Seneca Sand Stone Co"
SHIP LETTERS.
Bastick, Fannie, steam yacht Orlenta
Bowman, Cnpt Henry, schooner Louise.
BalSenian, Edward, schooner Annie Whiting
Bethel, saml Alex, schooner Matte Il stiles.
Carroll, Daniel, schooner city OF DeirDnel.
SrabtlGe, CAPT. schooner Hattie White.
Dulunoy, j =, schooner M l. Allen.
Diggs, Vim Capt schooner d ID liouseman,
pownic. 1hos 5, schooner Marcus Edwards.
FITher, Henry capt schooner Wake
Hughes. T. n Capt boat Winnie
Handy. Geo, schooner Gay Thomas.
Hnrdcastle, l. u, schooner Fannie Brown.
ingersoli, RiGhd schooner Rachel Miller.
Jesleske, a, steam yacht ripple,
Kelly, Amos A Capt C2), schr Clas II Raymond.
Layhed Wm, schooner Gr'enhl.
Iee,.Ins w (2), schooner Gen \ Il spinner.
Morris, Rubt Capt schooner Henry ID May.
Pressey, Jas + Capt, schr Il II LIylngstone
Rankin, John. steamer Powhattan;
SApp, Richard II, schooner Electra Bailey.
Williams Frank, brig Clark.
EAST CAPITOL STATION.
LADIES LIST
HatOS iSaiSS RasSe III Mrs sSmmers. Sn Ts' MscD
Harrison, Lima spencer, Mary
Jones, Mary A Mrs Thomas, Mary Jane Mra
Pyies, Mary wilkins, Mary Mrs
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
De Walk, Mr.
GEORGETOwN STATION.
LADIES LIST.
Brown Pnkey McKenney Ida
Duggan, Nellie Mrs McKenney NJ E
Green. Lucinda Thompson, Florence
HILL Mary Josephine
GENTLEMEN'S LIST,
McIntlre, Danlol Hinton. NJ C2l
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prices dull and weak and 10 to 15c lower,
shipping, $3.50 to $500
STOCKS.
Tho following are tine opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices Of tho principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Batemau, & Co., bankers,
No. I411 Il street northwest:
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ArrRoXIMAr1oN pRIzlss.
CERTIFICATE,

WE 10 HEREBY CERTIFY that supervise tho
ARRANGEMENTS for all The monthly and semiannual
drawings OF the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoM-
FANNY, aud ia person manage and control tho draw.
ings themselves, nnd that the samo arc conducted
with honesty, fairness, and good fiitu townri all
parties Meauthorse the company to use this GER
hcntc with tac'similes OF our signatures attached,
In its advertisements
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

rhe following is n list OF advertised letters remain
ing In the postotico in the city of Washington,
July H. iSS3. H.. b. CONGER, POSTMASTER.
IAnIIgGt I.Tl1
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PHYSICIANS recommend Dr. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicine for Summer
Complaint. Price % cents.
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Use Brsntans'. London E,eh,qusr JET BLACK

Flows freely; does not corrode at once get black
never thiolsens deposits a sediments mouldE
dries instantly is permanent reslsts acids is not
affected by FROST never changes color in the ink
stand. Use clean inks,and. and do not mix with
other ink. This ink yields one good copy nom fresh
writing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-16
Robbed OF Her Beautiful Hair.

An Allentown, Penn. telegram says:
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and her daughter
Mary. aged sixteen, occupy the same room
i'm their home. on Gordon street, this city.
4 father and son OF Mr.. Smith occupy
an adjoining room. The family retired at
IL O'Clock TUESDAY night and were I'M
disturbed until they awohe Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Smith then discovered
that the doors had been unlocked and that
thieves had been in the house. While in
vcs.ieatlng the discovery her daughter
awokc and was Mortified TO find that her long
braid Of black hair, which grew unusually
thick and rich, bad been cut off during the
night. The hair was her especial pride.
and to lose it was Il source Of great grief
TO her. She complained OF Affecting of dull
ness and headache, and, with Mr.. Smith,
showed signs of having been drugged.
1t is supposed the thief entered the
house, chloroformed watchdog aud the
mother and daughter, and then cut off the
hair with knife or razor. There are no
clues TO the perpetrator. The hair when
braided was nearly three feet long.
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Startling ENnIOsiOn.

ATTEMPT MADE TO BLOW CP The GOVERNMENT
OFFICES NLONDON-THE HOUSE OF COM-
MONS sHAKEN-wlLD RrMORS AFT0AT.
LONDON. March ia terrif: explosion
occurred i'm the Local Government Board
offices, in Westminster, ut 9 o'clock to-
night. destroying much property. The re-
port was heard in the House OF Commons.
and caused some alarm. The conclusion
was so great that it shook the side gale
ries and reporters gallery. II being din
ner-hour. few members Of the House were
present in the hall. The Duke OF Edin-
burgh was in the Peers gallery, and
seemed alarmed. No one was injured.
The widest rumors are afloat. The report
resembled the discharge OF an eighty-ton
gun. The explosion was at first ascribed
TO Gas. but the impression is growing that
it was caused by dynamite, and that de-
liberate attempt was made TO blow up the
Government offices.
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Meeting OF the beard OF Visitors Of
the Western Lunatic AsyIum-Th
Old Officers Reelected.

Especial telegram 10 the DisDatchi
STANTON. March 15.-The Board OF Wis.,
itors OF the Western Lunatic Asylum re-
elected all Of the former officers to-day
viz: DR.. Robert :. Hamilton, supcrin-
tendcnt; DR.. Crockett, OF Wytheylle. first
assistant physician; DR.. Strain, OF Rock
bridge. second assistant; DR.. Butler, OF
IIarrisonburg, third assistant; Mr.. Mauzy,
of Rockingham, steward. and Mrs. Hop
kns matrOn.
Nothing further has been done by the
coroner's jury in their investigation since
the reception OF Professor Mallet'S report,
but they will soon resume their inquisi-
tiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-16
The Anarchist Agitation In Paris.

PARIS. March 1j.-Thc Government will
prosecute the Anarchist organ, the CitOyen.
Fifteen Anarchists visited the office OF
the IHtrdnSigedm and attempted to compel
Henri R0chefort. the editor, to insert Il
note in his paper denouncing its report Of
the riot last Friday ~ slLnderous. The
police have since protected the premises.
although N. Rochefort declined their SER
vices when pronered. Explosives have
been found in the house OF man named
Pougct, who has been arrested. II is eX-
pected that information touching the
dones Of Anarchists more vital than any
Louise Michel could furnish will he OBJ
tanned from him. The Government has
resolved to cXpel. upon the completion OF
their sentences, nil the foreigners who
were convicted OF implication in the riots
here. They are mostly Germans.
-Four Anarchists, including two members
OF the press, have been sentenced TO two
years imprisonment and t. pay fine OF
5000 francs for delivering seditious
sDeecheS.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March -NOOn.-Siocks dull
Money. IL per cent tNcnanee-Long ~ :,
short 49,. state bonds dull. Governments
generally unchanged and firm.
1o-da, has bccn one of extreme dizziness on the
street. Dealings were entirely without feature.
The general list opened firm ~ slight improve
mcnI from Yesterdays closing prices. During The
morning the market very dull and weak, and
nj noon fell OF for Manhattan Beach, ia Z for
the resi- Of tie list. Denver and Rio Grinde- mon
Pacific. aud Wabash preferred beng prominent la
the decline. Lake Erie and Wetern, however
ADVANCED I. per cent. Subsequent y Il slight rally
occurred: AFTER which the market again became
heavy. and shortly before o'clock recorded de-
cline of i,dr. led by Wabash preferred. After
tnis the market was very dull and somewhat
irregular bur without feature and closed So.
Compired with Yesterday closing quot ,iiohS me
preferred leading IN ne days decline To-day ;
transactions aggregated 10000 shares
oAL1tNURL
BALTraoRE. March l5.-Nlrginia SIS. CONSOLE
dated 4Cs.: second series. $50: past-due coupons,
Al: new lO-i0'>, "a: new SIS, 5U'.. Bid to-day
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY Narcl 10, lSe3.
Eaunfrx Rrnnurp.


1DD[fs: Grecn--trom $50 10 30 G barrier
for common To extra choice Active.
Betslcdr. soc. r IN. -,
Bntfsr: Prime to choice yellow, 200 22c.: tair
10 good Go sc fresh yellow butter sells realty.
corn neal: 60@65c. Der bushei for country
'y Bca@s: White. s2@s2.25 mixed, sl25@
Dricd Fruit: Blackberrics. &C.: cherries. l5c.
Lice FOicls: Hens, 35@i0c.; Chickens 2o@
'J dressed Fo,ris: Turkeys. l7Glsc.: chickens
$50. lGc. ducks. l7Gisc.
h10s: 7c.. crates and barrels.
feathers: Prime hye-goose, oon o2e'' 'onin'on'
eiarseed: sl.O5@SI.l0 q bushcl.
Hay: Virginia timothy. sQ@soc. cioNr-
mixed, GOO 75c.: clover SOC Doc
pot1 Irish. s2ass 4 barrel Tor choice
Virginia; northern. $3.50; common sl.oo' Mar-
NG R1 ,o;, Ginseng. sis5@sI4o a IT, seneca free
of tops 40@4 5c. = II.
Lard: Country, ln';a lie. CO. an
Peanuts: Common 10 choice o@e'' G "'
Rye. 6Od6jc. q bushei.
SaHHc: primc, soc.
Shncks: 60M65c.
Bdled Srdn: 35M4Oc.
irnoy. washed, 35c.: unwIshed, 25c. BURY
wool viii bring from to sc. = n less man ABOVE
!" - Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
cen,p,. gosendaie. sl.55@$l.60 & barrel
james River, sl.40@sl43; - h,.,o,. pocs-
(l,Ds. AGRICULTURAL. GA lNt. y
,,n Va" sil54sI.2o according to quantity; Virgil
n'a p,s sdSsiiIS 4mp, 81; ground, S. ealeined
plaster, ; LID.
Tar: Large size sf'
DRY Goods.
p.,n,s. Ne,r,macx, exc; Merrimack shirtihs'
hIr Richmond &C.; South Brilke, DC, raSiss'
az. snrogle Be-: Spraguc ~hirtfng, o~c. ts.i
vo,.s az ALIENS, &c. Manchester, 0ec. MeJl'
iar,on. axe: Mallory Pink, o.e Mallory fsspie
az. simnson Mourning, 6Ae., ,npson Greyl 1sc.
S,mn,on Black, 6l.c., HARMONY oc'' Ashland
SOIL Ri,,a 1S shrtiags aad Sheetings; rs Sc
cu,aty' nc: rs Jack Horner, oAc.; = b nw
J harris. Csc. A faiTmoni. 6;e;. Ia ,s,'1.l
| ostc,4-4 Gladiator. &c.: 4 Barker &c. -
| E,r.weil 9c.: Al Na,negan, llc.; IVA sioh"a
noel, one: lO-4 reluot, 32gc. - a.,
Peo;ca bottoms: Manchester y ~, oac,' ssSn
CHESTER "A A. A.. 6sc.: Roekttdge ~ e ~
| exc: James River = d. o. 'a"'ea wv
| N m. eSc.. James River ID. d.. 7c.
Drugs, Dscssuir-, Oils, &c.
Alum: 4c. ~,
a asassSsss,ra ssPY ISs ssGssss rcae0f too
dozep. n.
| CSsffaeai; 5QcFp'
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Welcoming Patrick Egan.

New YORK, March I5.-A large number
of personal and political friends called TO
see Mr.. Patrick Egan to-day, among others
beng his cousin, Rev. Mr.. Egan, OF larry
town. y. Y. Many letters of welcome to
this country have been received by Mr..
Egan from prominent land-leaguerS in all
parts Of the United States. One OF these
letters was from Mrs. Parnell. In it she
most warmly welcomes him, and says: 81
hope your visit to America will be the
means OF uniting all the strength and intel
ligence of the Irish race in il in solid and
harmonious movement for the daily, con-
tinued. and practical advance OF the Irish
nation towards it, right and ultimate place
and sphere Of active freedom and prosperi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-16
The New Cnffnn Cron.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 1j.-Returns
to the Department OF Agriculture OF cotton
sent to market from plantations make an
aggregate of 5,900,0O0 bales gone forward
up to March lst. This is about eighty
six and one-thlrd per cent. Of the crop as
indicated by the last returns Of the product.
The proportions by States are: North
Carolina and Texas, IS per cent; South
Carolina. 81 : Georgia and Tennessee. 81
Arkansas, 81; Louisiana, IS; Mississippi,
50. Florida, 80.