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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-14
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IN DIaTRErT t0gET. >EG0ND
IJudicial District, county Of Douglae
State Of NcVada--In he matter OF Frap1
Meloche and j. 3. NelOche. copartner~
! under the firm-nnmc of Mclochr x ca
Notice j, hereby given that ! viii sell al
public auction, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash. at the Odd Fellows
warehou," building. in Carson City,
Nevada, on
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY First
DAY OF MARCH. a. u, 1855,
Commencing at ten O'Clock OF said day.
and continuing from day 20 day tit
said sale shall hr completed. the follow
ing described personal property belong
ing to said insolvcnt estate: ! dozen
pint hasks, half gross card, Il gallons
whisky. 2S gallons whisky, 90 gallons
white wine, 10 gals sherry wine, l0t 0
cigars, 20 gals Black Swan gin, Il gals y
f. rum, gals Scotch whisky. } gals port
wine, 10 gals blackberry brandy, bas-
kct champagne, doz vcruuuth. ID
bottles curacao, , cases Lion ssbittCrS, q
cases cidcr,j barrels Of whisky tIj3 gals,
| kcS claret win" ~ gals, / l<c% brandy,
gals French co@nac, - bottles clar"t,
81 pounds bar sugar, gals whisky, &
bottles milwaukee, beer, idoZpn London
porter, 10 bottles mineral water, Is bot
ties African bittsrS, 5 bottles absinthc,
u bottles assorted bitterS and Syrups,
! I. boxes soda water dozen schooner
glasses, 81 bar glasses, Is beer glasses, y
wine glasses, 10 working bottles, bot
ties French syrup, lemon holder. :
vases, spoon holder, spice dishes, :
bar spoons, cigar cutter, cigar lighter
! lime knife, lemon suuCcZer, silver
egg-bcater,1 bar pictures, | bar bell, :
pictures, l clock. dozen side and chan
dclicr lamps, ; four branch chandeliers,
> two branch chandeliers. ! mirror, &
card tables, - bar room chairs, lamp
brackets and rellcctorS, ? maps, l screen,
l iron safe, Meyers c. billiard table
with cues, cue rack, pool board and bot
tie and balls. patent boat lamps and
counters, ! Brunswick billiard table
with complete outfit. | money drawer
2 gals black berry wine, and numerous
small articles of bar-rOOm furniture and
fl XturcS.
i. Il. NhSON, Assignee.
L. Coffin, Att'y for Assignee.
Carson, New, Feb. IS. lSS3 mlid
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-14

Men, women. boys aud Urls Wante,i everyWher
to work for US. Now is the time. Gou can
work in spare ime, or give your whole time to
the huSuess No other business will pay you
nearly as well. NJ enc can fail To make enor-
nous pay, 10y engaging at nnce. Costly outfit
and terms free. Money rl,tc last ea5il, and
hpnnr,bly = idr, - 1GrE < Go. Aigista
NsiEe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great English Remedy

Is a never failin !
cure for NerYou
Debility, Exhaus.
ted Vitali y, Sem.
al Weakness,
l. ost Manhood,
Inpotency. Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly
sis and all the ter
rlble effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and eX-
cesses in maturer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20


STANTON, VA, February 10.-In the
Amiss case to-day Wilson, witness for
the prosecution, was found to be missing,
having left town this morning on horse
back. The prosecution announced that its
evidence was closed.
The defence then introduced its evil
dence, which consisted OF but one witness,
who testified that the dead man Burner had
shown him pistol, saying he was pre-
pared II trouble should occur with Amiss.
Captain Riddleberger then opened for
the prosecution, and was followed by Mr..
J. N. Liggctt, OF Harrisonburg. for the de-
fence. Other counsel will address the
court tomorrow.
The theory OF the defence, "a given by
Mr.. Liggett, Is that Burner confronted
Amiss, and1n the struggle which followed
caused his own death by striking down and
causing the explosion OF the pistol which
Amiss had drawn on finding himself over
powered by Burner. who was a more pow
erful man.
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A New French Cabinet Formed.

PARIS, February 10 Nidpi9ht.-It Is Of
ficially announced that VI. Ferry has been
intrusted with the formation OF new Min
istry. II Is stated that NJ. Ferry will rs
sumo the post OF Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs, with the following associates M.
Martin FehilIee, Minister OF the Interior (;
81. Waldeck Rosseau, Minister OF Justice !;
NJ. Tirard, Minister OF Finance; General
Thibaudcn, Minister Of War; NJ. Raynal,
Minister OF Public Works; NJ. Cookery,
Minister OF Posts and Telegraphs; NJ.
Bertheot, Minister OF Instruction; NJ.
Pierre Legrand, Minister Of Commerce;
VI. Demahy, Minister OF Agriculture, H..
Charles Brun, Minister OF Naval Affairs.
PARIS, February 19.-The Gambcttist
Journals are favorable to the new Ministry.
The Lett, Extreme Lett, Radicals, and
Bonapartists have decided to demand Il re-
vision OF the Constitution. The France
states that jules Ferry's programme in
cludes the revision OF the Constitution and
the establishment OF the SciUtin de liSte.
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Affempt TO Eurn a Town.

SAN Francesca, February ia dis
patch from Red Bluff says diaboical al
tempt was made on Saturday night to burn
up the town. The school-house was dis
covered on fire, but the flames were cX-
tinguished before they had spread. 1t was
then discovered that the interior OF the
building had been saturated with kerosene.
The floor and walls OF the courthouse
were sprinkled with the same fluid. One
person has been arrested on suspicion, and
others are being watched. The citizens
are thoroughly aroused, and talk Of organ
izing a vigilance committee to protect their
property.
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The Boston express leaving New Haven
at midnight Sunday struck team at
WallingIord, killing three persons and in
iuring another. A row Of sheds concealed
the approaching train from Mr.. William
Meyers, who drove the sleigh. He was In
stantly killed. William Howe lived TWEEN
ty minutes, bis skull being fractured. Miss
Alice Franks had her skull broken open;
she died Monday morning. Miss Emma
Mattram was severely injured near the
spine and internally, but may recover.
The party were returning from visit.
Great indignation exists, caused by re-
port that no whistle was blown.
BuRsErT's COCAINE has received uni
versal Enforcement. No other preparation
possesses such remarkable properties for
embeIlishing and strengthening the hair
and rendering II dark and glossy. 1t cures
badness and cradicates dandrnff.
Burnetvs Flayoring Extracts are the best.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE prspArcn FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip-ConGression
PROCEEDINGS Yesterday a Georcia n Charged
with Wife, MHrdcr-A North Carolina Law
yer Pronounced Insane I'm New York City
Relief for Overlooked Western Citizens
Not Further Ncedcd-Statc OF the Ohio;
How IL tGcets Cincinnah-A California
SchocI-nousc Burned by Inccndiaries -sen-
tence OF Jersey-City Rank Defaulters-For-
efon Mates
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Relief for OyorGowed Western Cities.

CINCINSATI. February 19.-The Relief
Committee this AFTERNOON issued the fol-
lowing: "Thc Relief Committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and Common C0un-
ell desire TO thank their friends in other
places who have so generously come for
ward with subscriptions for the sufferers
by the floods, and to announce that having
resolved from the beginning to Use all the
funds derived from abroad only i'm relicy-
ing our neighboring cities and towns, we
have all we can use iudiciously for such
purposes.
[Signedl an. Il. INGALLS,, =.
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T,,o T,rn,,, and Swollen Ohio.

CINCINNATI. o., February l9.-The Ohio
river was stationary from to o o'clock
this morning, but fell one inch between 8
and 10 O'Clock, when 1t was fifty-nne feet
two inches in height. The work OF manu-
featuring gas is progressing. and portion
Of the city may be lighted tonight. Ali
danger Of water-famine is past, as more
engines are pumping water. The soup
houses will be closed tonight and the re-
lief work turned over to the organized
charitable associations.
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Jcrsey-City Bank DcfauIicrs Sem
fenced.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., February 10.-The
eases OF Garrett S. Boce, Edward j. Shaw.
and John n. Beach, defaulting officers Of
the defunct City Bank, were called this
morning in the Hudson County Court.
After a long consultation with their coun-
sci they decided to place themselves at the
mercy OF the Court, and pleaded guilty.
Judge Garrison sentenced them to terms at
hard labor in the State prison asfollows :
Boice, ten years; Beach, four years; and
Shaw. six years. The prisoners were re-
handed to Jail. The courtroom was
crowded. The prompt action gives gene
raj satisfaction.
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"A Depot nuiIdIng Blown Down.

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, February ia
heavy wind prevailed east OF the Hoosac
mountains yesterday, particularly at Zoar.
The depot building at the latter place-GO
bv 90 feet-was torn TO pieces, and its
foundation was moved four feet. The pas
sengers and operators ran out when the
chimney fell, and escaped uniniured. A
freight-car was blown across the Troy and
Greenfield railroad track, and wreckiag
train was brought from North Adams to
t,cvo -
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By Teiograpis-
NEW YORK.

NV YORK, February f9.-Cots0n quiet; sales,
400 bales: mpiandf, 10 Slice; Orleans, 10 T.
I6c.: consolidated net receipts, 36,097 bales
Great Britain, 42l7 bales 70 France,
crn Hour quiet and firn common - faireAIa,
st.756D-5.iO; good 10 choice extra, so.ooeg
S7lO. Whea.-Cash grades les2c. lower; OPP
steady and "A shade above inside rates: steamer
No. 8 rel, sl.l5@sl.l0H; NO. p rel fehru.
AIRY, sl.24@sl244; March, si;stSess Ian
cioslux steady with slleht reaction; nngradod
6e@,7le.; No. 2. GsxM69c.; No. February
72ssct7ic.; March. f2%g73sc: Oats Aate
4axc, Hops duh and nominal. Coffee Dull ant
lower sugar quiet and steady; fair ~ god re-
lining quoted at 8S@7 Lice; reiined hrm; yell
ira O, TIA Use. yellow, 9ke&ic.; on A, eefssc.
mould x, Sc. standard A, sac,i eenssctioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20

ed In favor OF seating j. C. Cook, Dc
mocrat, Of Iowa. Secretary Folger va,
very sick yesterday, but was re.
ported better to-day. Representative.
are complaining that the supply
OF gardcn-seed has run out. Gene.
raj Fitz. Lee left here this morning.
There was a conference, hear, at Wash
ington on Saturday between Readiuster
leaders and southern Republican repre-
sentatiyes. Southern Federal appoint
ments and the official changes that ought
TO be made I'm the South were discussed.
Senator Johnston to-day presented n petit
ton from the Cotton Exchange Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth for the erection OF light
house at " BouscRs Point Mr.. Bedford,
OF Colorado, In making q speech In The
House in favor OF the extension OF the
trade OF the United States with the South
American nations, SAID: al will read a
brief passage from the brilliant essly Of
William w. Archer (of Richmond), writ
ten in vindication and advocacy Of this
splendid enterprise"
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The New York Board OF Trade and
Transportation has resolved that all inter-
nal-reycnuc taxes ought TO be abolished
except those on tobacco, liquor, and beer.
Their resolutions sent to Washington are
printed ON bank-note paper.
The House refused TO suspend the rules
and pass the bill increasing the pay OF p5n-
sion agents.
The Senate will hereafter meet at 10
o'clock a. Nj.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, Sj59,902: customs, siJ5,G33.
The disclosures in the star-route cases to-
day were very damaging.
The House Committee on Military Affairs
to-day reported in favor of granting land at
Fortress Monroe to j. A. Watkins.
TBy Associated Press.I
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-The Senate
to-day confirmed Joshua b. IIiH United
States marshal Of the Eastern district OF
North Carolina, and Tie following postmas-
ters: James II. Smith. Memphis, Tenn,
and John II. Clinton, Brownsville, Tenn.
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HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.
MULES AND HORSES. &

Any person not finding stock TO salt them ~ iaS
saia-S,shies In Richmond, can write me, care 30
LAST WITH STREET, CINCINNATI, o., aud
describe as near as possible what ihey wa1l stat
ing for what purpose they wsh 70 use the ahihiai'
tilllng orders from Wholesale customers o sfe-
cialty.
NV salesman, Mn. JOHN ", PACE, keepsalway,
a good supply on hand of both MULES AMI
HORSES for The wholesale and retail trade.
de 7-6m GEORGE ID. BENNETT,
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North Carolina Legislators Injured by
"a Railroad Accident.

RALEIGH. y. c., February i0.-Ihe Le-
gislativc Committee, on It's return from IN
specting the insane asylum at Morganton
in a special train, met with railroad acct
dent. Near Hickory an axle broke and n
car was partially wrecked. Senator Whit
ford and Representative Crowell were pain
fully injured
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Insane.

NEW York, February l9.-William
Trueblood Hardy. the man who yesterday
shot and wounded boy who was snow
baling him, and who claims to be lawyer
from North Carolina, was to-day. pro-
nounced insane by the Tombs physician.
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DlssoLurIoxs & PARTNERSHIPS.

II HE GROCERY
i BUSINESS for the past four years conducted
by J. T.. sparks I'm future vii. be
SPARKS YARBROUGH.
where the public will always Mud q choice line or
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES 10 elect
from. FRESH MEATS. NEGETABLkS,A e. aiso
CORN. HAY, OATS, and MlLL-FEtD. The lest
SEASONED PINE WOOD at tfemendOu, low
prices. -, 49,, "a,
Mr. r. r. YARHYOUCu will be pleased % see hiS
,nany frlends, where h. VIII ALWAYS be ready To
serve his CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, IABAC-
GO. CIGARS, sc. -. -
Don't forgct Inc place, 42s seventeenth street, or
s'.yentcenth STREET and Chesapeake and Ohio rlii-
road. %. r. stAn,nHS1.,,,u
ne i0-eod2wsI
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A Murderer Arraigned.

PETERSBURG, va, February l9.-Lewls
Carter. who brutally murdered his wife In
county a few weeks ago, was
arraigned for trial in the County Court to-
day. The prisoner elected to be tried at
the Clcuit Court to be held In May next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20

Share speculation opened Irregular, but prices III
the maui were q fraction below those ~ Sltlr-
DAVIS clio G. IN the early trade there was rocov-
cry ranging from & % =. led by Indiana Bioom-
fulfon and Western and Union Pacific; AFTER
witch The market became weak, and shortly after
I o'clock recorded a decline OF ~ IN wabash
preferred. ~ I'm Michigan Central, II In Reading,
IL In Union Pacific, AMI f6Gl IN the remainder OF
lie llst-ihe latter ~. Paul. Canada southern ana
Oregon and TRANSIT Continental. There VAS then
nm Improvement Of s6t4-ihe latter Wabash pre-
lcrred: after which The market again became
weak Under the ie0d of New Jorsey Central ana
Reading prices sold down 10 ~. Missouri IA
cihc, louisville and Nashville, and Northwest
were also prominent in the decline. About
O'Clock the downward movement was checked by
a rally of K6II. From then u the close prices
again fell oil ! 10 III. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy. ST. paul, and New Jersey Central beng Inc
greatest sufferers IN the decline, ana TIE market
closed weak. Compared With haiurilys closing
figures the market Is Z u - lower, New jersey
Central. II. Paul, aud Wabash preferred leading
IN the days decline. Transactions aggregated
10000 shares. .
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February l9.-Virpnia 6's' con soii-
dated, 5Ok; past-due coupons, 4S; new lO-4O's,
40. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 10, 1883.


RICHMOND. February 10, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Red 9, S56 bufhels.
CoRS.-White, l,47S bushels. Mixed, 712 BUSH
eli.
OATs.-47O bushels.
MEAL.-ll4 bushels.
PEAS.-lZ bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rcd. 500 bushels very good Long.
berry on private terms; l76 bushels MIXED
on private terms: so bushels mixed NJ cl.3O
10 SI.35; 52O bushels prime shortbcrTy on
private terms; $50 bushels common 10 YoiJ goOd
shOrtbcrry NJ sl.26 10 sl.34.
CORN.-While, 1905 bushels good 70 prime on
private iermsi 100 bushels very Koou :" psilne
terms; 252 bushels very good at Ole.
OATS 200 bushels prime winter ~ I2e.i ~
bushels very good spring az &c.
MEAI.--il4 bushels AT O3 20 t5c.
HIACK PEAs.-l2 bushels AZ Sl.2o.
rnr1SS -fTone s.eaay. Receipts ~ baks:
shipment, A bales. Quotations: ht4dhng, 0,se.;
low middling, 94c.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 10 NO0n.-Siocks fairly
Arm. Fxcnange-I.ong. 4s2is; short, 1881. state
bonds dali. Governments generally unchanged
and quiet. ~, ,.
so,nowhat higher: new SIS, 1881 bid; new
as, ia: new As. Il9ii. Money, 3H@5 per
cent closing at 4. states without feature. Irea-
sury halaHces- Coin, 81 ! 0,6O6; currency sG,i45.
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nv BRIGHAM BISHOP & CO.,

- BANKERS AND BROhtRs,
IS BROADWAY AND 81 EA1fkOtRfEbNInr
NEW YORK.
l4l DEyONsIIIRE AND les FREMONT,
BOSTON.
buy and sell for cash or on margin ot = ltr cent
aud inward al securities deaf In az 'he Ne" lnA
md Eo,tOn stock Boards. Ulders by inail or hic-
graph viii receive prompt s.chtion' ana s' ~.
alesis iof Information VIII -ecti'e al once 'Npn.iA
and frce replies. Special oars ON iime depositS-
Chec k-hcoEs furnished On application.
de IG-eod3m
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The correct styles Of WEDDING, RECEPTION,
and vIsITING-CARDs,a and other stationery,
In great variety, yOy d'ap;
Large assortment Of PICTURE-FRAhESJ Just re-
celyed-all sizes and styles;
LADIES' PoCKET-BOOKs and HAND
SATCHELs IN endless variety;
Constantly IN stock every number Of the SEA
SIDE LIBRARY, HARPERs' FRANKLIN
SQUARE LIBRARY.an other libraries.
Subscriptions invited for PERIODICALS, MAGA-
ZINES, aud NEWSPAPERS, wherever pub
llshed. n. LEONAED's, Newsdealer,
f. 90 90S Main street.
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An Affirmation Bill.

LONDON, February 10.-Leaye has been
granted in The House Of Commons for the
introduction OF an affirmation bill, the vote
thereon being lSi to 80.
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Charged with the Murder OF His WIFE

AUGUSTA, Ga, February lg.-Mrs. Alfred
G.. lnman was recently Killed near Sum-
merton. Emanuel county,: eoToners
jury to-day found verdict against her
husband.
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IInnr.

Flonr-we quote: Fine. s3@43.25; super due,
sa75Gs4.25: extra, s5.25@sJ.D0: esnmon
FAMILY, s55Qszs6 Patent family, sG.2asss6.Io
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February lo.--The becf-cotte mar
kot Is very duh and prices unchanged: very best,
ordinary si.m3ac.: most sales were rom q To
5ac.: receipts. $50 head sales, $40 head.
Swine-Light supply and moderate demand re-
ceipts. 5,Ot2 head; quotations, S.Ma,c. Receipts
of sheep, 976 head; quotations, 4H@tAc.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. February 10. 1883.
sALEs-FfRsr BoARD.--1,0e0 North Cafeiins
now 6's at f07K; 10 shares Norfolk and Western
preferred at 59X.
SECOND BoARD.-2,000 Atlanta ard Charlotte
lotte incomes at 10; 1000 Virginia and Tonnes
sec second mortgage 0's at 1909.
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TJEWITT 81 SONS

HEWITT IL SONS
Ill speclallies IN SC. goods are
..FoPGFT- NF-NOTS" and OLD JACK"
In Havana goods .,-..
"visTAs" and " LITTLE WEh,ANohhs'
All these goods are nrappe" WIN o"ih"'iA w
bacco OF our own importation. oa
Give them trial. ue v-coulr e-o
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10, 1883.
ARRIVED.

steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co. agents.
Steamer Ashland, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan.
disc. !. w. SIcCarrick. agent.
schooner Mary T.. farr -, Philadelphia, coal
;. 4. Laihr0p. -
Schooner i. A. R"dolph. Mullen, philadelphia
pig-lron, Old Dominion Iron ana Nall orks.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Guyandottc, Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers, q. W. Allen < Co.
steamer Pioneer, Iatf, Philadelphia, mcreban-
disc, j. W. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford Norfolk, United States
mall merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. 1atums
superintendent
CLEARED.
Barkentlne Jennie II. Diyerty, Penny Pelotas-
Brazil. Hour. Haxall-Crenshaw Company.
Brig DOtlie DIR J, Munroc, Rio Grande do SUI,
flour. IlaxAll-C rcnshaw Company.
Brigantine Lottie Belle. Murchison, Rio Grande
do sui. flour, GallcgO-Alilis Manufacturing COM
pany, and merchandise from New YORK.
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TrUE WORLD Is OUR FIELD.-Buy
| "ouR GEORGIA SENATOR " II you want
a u4easant CIGAR; but II your taste Is deprayed
and Won hanker aftcr cheap things. don't t0uch
thcm for YOU viii be disappointed. We cater only
TO pleaee the elevated and refined smoker
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE IRADE.
g.
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FINANCIAL.

WARREN & QUARLEs,
w BANKERS AND BROkhRs,
lli7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
RlrY and SELL STOCKS. BONDS, and MIS-
CELLANEOUs sECURITfEs lnyesinent
bonds a specially. Ne Issue SIGHT DRAFTS On
ALL POINTS ~ EUROPE, iusams 10 SIT pnr--
chssers. at lowest rates. ia l3-om
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FERRY 10, 1888.
lIy Telegraph


steamer Luray, Schcrmcrhorn. Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and PASSENGERS. Chesapeake and ONO
railway Company land sailed on retnrnl.
steamer Accomac. Dclk. merchandise ana pas
scngcrs. smthneId. Chesapeake and ONO Hallway
Company land ssilea on reurnl. -
steamer northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchapdise and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ON rcurnl.
Steamship Australian, Landfcy Galveston, Tor
Liverpool. put in for coal.
schooner ii. Is. Cousens Smith, Boston, light, To
load coal.
schooner Royal Arch, Uolmens, Boston, light,
90 load coal. - -.
schooner George Acsy, Rogers, New YORK,
iight, To load coal. -,
schooner Hattie Williams, Bray, Providence,
HIGHT, 90 load coal. -, ,,a..
Schooner Charles Moore, -, New York light,
10 load coal.
SAILED.
Schooner :. y. SOpeF. Potter, New York, coafr
Cbc,aueake aud Ohio Railway Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20
NFM YORK COTrnN rIrrlKEs.

NEW YORK, February 10. -C0t;on-Net re-
ccipt. 22O bales gross receipts, 10000 bates. fu-
tur,s closed steady: sales IL 900 bales Fcbru-
airy, sl0.1OmSlO.l2: March, sl0.20mslO.21;
June. SIO.G2aSlO.63. July. alu.75@sl0.76;
August. flO.s7: ScDembcr. Slo.57mHIO. go:
October, slO.2l@sl0.22; November, sl0llG9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20

Afr. Cabell went from sick bed to-day
TO the House to look after the bill reducing
the tobacco tax, &c. After allowing Re-
publican TO occupy seat for two sessions,
Che House Elections Committee nas report
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-20

MILWAUKEE,, February l9.-Flour duh. Wheat
lower: No.2 hard, sl.20; son, u 10 cash: Feb
rulry, ~ .09'; No. Milwaukee, soc. Corn lower.
No. 2, J7hc.: new. nominally Doe Oats easier;
No. >, 30sc.; white, 42hc. Provisions steady.
Mess pork. sl0.25 cash and February. Lard
Prime steam. LAO cash anu February.