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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Bl
- Earth -. In PrnhAt.. Court

First insertion Nov. 70: last insertion Dec I.
PROBATE NOTICE.
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CHICAGO,
M ILW AUKEE
AND ST.. Paul.

II owns and operates over 4,50O miles OF
road i'm Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa Iowa and Dakota; and as its main lines
business centres of the Northwest and Far
West, Il naturally answers the description of
Short line, ana Best Route between
ChicaDO. MU.raWEee, 81. Paul and
ChicaGc. Mii.Camkee, Lea Crosse
Chicago. MiirG"kee. A1e'dee"
c" ."1 sa,i Ms:ats""ee' A"" ''"''e
ChicG0o. Mii'0aEee. H'""s"" and
chicago: MM,c:"kee. Benrer D"m
Chicago. Mtisc0Wkee, W0uEpsh"
and Oc0nOMOsrOr.
Chicago ,MtisrGMkee, Madison and
chicago, Mii.rGMEee. O,Vatonna
AID F0rtb0utt.
Chicago. lseiOif.. JaMesri5ie and
Chicago, Ei0in. Rockford, and D".
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and
Cedar Rapids.
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Chamber
lain.
Rock Island, Dubuque.St Paul and Min
neapolis.
Davenport, Calmar, st. Paul and Min
neapolis.
Pulisss0n Sleepets and the Etnesf
Dtmin0 Casa Ia the sr0rid are run on
the main lines of the CHICAGO. NIL.
WAUKEE 4. ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention Is paid to passengers BY
courteous employees of the Company
8. q. MERRILL, A.V. H. CARPENTER,
Genl. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
]. T, CLARK, GEO. y. HEAFfOho.
Gen'i supt. Ass'' 0en'l fass. Al
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sth day of january. A, ID. 1884,
First insertion Nov. 80, last insertion Dec q
PROBATE NOTICE.

LATTA y BoSHAu, Attorneys,
DnIy,a IpnInr NJ inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-09
Mania at the Grave-side.

An unusual scene was witnessed on Mon
day afternoon near Passaic. y. j.. ut The
funeral OF Mrs. Susan Kip, the widow OF
Nicholas /. Kip. She had resided in Pas
sale for number Of years, but had re-
Gently removed TO this city, where she died.
Her son William, who had been estranged
from her for some time, and who still re-
sided in Passaic, resolved TO inter the re-
mains IN the family burying-ground, near
PasSaic. For this purpose he bad the BODY
removed 10 his residence; but the sight OF
his dead mother was too mach Tor him.
His grief was so excessive and dcTGonstra-
tive that il was feared it would affect his
mind.
When the funeral procession started from
the house be was clamorous for permission
q see the face Of the corpse, and entreated
those about him not TO allow his mother 10
be taken away from him forever. IL was
found necessary 70 place him under re-
straint, but al the cemetery, az the collin
was about 10 he lowered into the grave, he
broke away from those who held him.
With blow OF his Est he broke the colin
lid and then frantically endeayored to tear
II away. He was seized, but drew re-
yolyer and declared lac would Kill, any man
who attempted 10 take his mother from
him. lie was dlsarmed and removed, and
the obsequies were allowed TO proceed. II
is expected that he win recover from his
attack of mania.
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General Foreign NoAs.

LONDON, March S. The IimeS'S CORE
spondent at st. Petersburg says number
OF important arrests have been made in
Moscow during the last fortnight. The ar
rests were due 10 the extra vigilance OF the
police, owing to the near approach OF the
dav Fixed for the coronation OF the Car.
There is no reason TO believe that there Is
any special plotting to prevent the corona
ton.
LONDON, March S.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says the negotia-
lions between Russia and the Vatican have
so far progressed that twelve vacant Polish
Sees will be flied on the 10th instant.
MADRID, March S.-The Mayor OF Here's
has received letter containing threat TO
poison the drinking water at that place il
the prosecution OF the Blackhand " So
ciety Is continued.
BERLIN, March S.-The Prince OF Wales
has left here. A deputation OF the Butcher
Hussars, OF which he was recently made
colonel, was ut the depot to bid him adieu.
LONDON, March S.-The correspondent
of the Centrd! NelcS at Dublin states posi-
lively that the authorities expect very soon
10 be able to implcatc several Irish mem
bers Of Parliament who have for long
time been suspected Of connection with
the murder conspiracy.
Adyices from Tamatare, Madagascar,
under date OF February 90, announce the
arrival there OF the French gunboat Vatl
drcuil. The town had not yet been occit
pied. Four French men-of-war had ar
rived on the northwest coast OF the Island
The natives Were excited and we're pre-
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March s.-Chief-
Justice Waite has appointed Thomas T..
KeOugh United States marshal for the
Western District OF North Carolina riCe
Robert NJ. Douglass. kcogh was nOmi-
mated by the President to this Office, but
his nomination failed to secure contirma-
ton.
The President contemplateS trip TO
Florida about the end Of March, but has
not vet fully determined to 20.
The Secret Try OF War has decided not TO
accept the proposition for the sale to the
Government OF the land near Atlanta, Ca,
for the establishment Of a military post.
This il on account OF the action OF Con-
gess in cutting down the appropriation
asked for military posts. 1t was put within
such limits that he does not feel justified in
taking any action under the existing appro-
pr.atlOn.
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The ITi.N Wafer.
THE SITUATION AT HELENA-HOPEs OF MAIN
TANNING TIE LEVFES,

TIE SITUATION AT HELENA-HOPES OF MAIN
TANNING TIE LEyEES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March S.-A dispatch
from Helena, Ark, says the river has risen
a scant half-inch during the past twelve
hours. IL is thought that the leyees can
now be held against probable emergencies,
as they were maintained last night against
a terrific eastern gale that sent water dash
ing over them in many places. The >itua-
ton is still critical, and there will be no re-
taxation OF vigOr and labor TO make every
thing compact and thoroughly secure. Be
low Helena the country + all under water
from five to fifteen feet. The 5ackwater
from Hubbard break is appearing in the
lower end Of the city, but will do no dam
age. Unless other breaks occur there will
he no overflow Mt Helena. At Languille
the river rose two inches last night. This
indicates that the rise here will continue
for some DAYS.
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The Deed OF "a Nan ThreescOre-and-
Three Years Old.

\ telegram from Cleveland, Ohio, dated
Wednesday, says: \ bloody affair occur
red in this city this afternoon in a little
frame house known rs No. Us Garden
street. William c. Line. an old and we'll
known dealer i'm secondhand furniture,
shot his wife in the head, inllicting wound
from the effects Of which she can hardly
recover; and then turning the smoking
pistol 70 his own face, sent bullet to his
brain through the right eye. lie fell dead
instantly. The pistol used was OF thirty
two calitrc. five chambers. haTd-pan make.
Line was siXty-three Years OF age and his
wife 1fty-ihrcc. The cause for the deed
lie, in the old, old story Of an illy-matchcd
man and wife. They were married thirty
years ago in England and came here to-
gcihor. lie acquired habits Of intOXica-
ton. She b.Te abuse for long time, and
finally, nine years ago, obtained a divorce
from him.
Al the house where the tragic scene was
enacted she had lived ever since the sepa-
ration with her four children, the Youngest
OF whom il eighteen years old. He visit d
them regularly. aud has Of late urged tie
woman 10 re-marry HIM. She put him off
with success, but he persisted. To-day he
came IS usual, and, while waiting for
something 10 eat, brought uD the old ques-
ton. She again ondeayored to evade il.
lie acc sed her Of an intention to marry
another man. She denied It. He had been
drinking and was violent, and while she
crossed the room he drew the revolver from
bis pocket and fired at her. She fell near
the threshold Of the kitchen door. lie
placed the weapon 10 his own right eye,
again pulled the fatal trigger, and fell a
corpse.
Their grandson, a little fellow Of about
Fix years, who was playing near by, was
attracted TO the house by the reports. lie
rushed in to find bis grandfather and
grandmother lying side by side in q pool
Of blood. lie ran screaming to an adioin-
Ing house, and neighbors rushed in. The
man was dcad-the woman still bad life in
her. The kitchen IN which the shooting
was done was fairly a pool OF hood. The
woman seemed 10 have tried to get out al
ter she had been wounded, rs each door
was spattcrcd with IT. The bullet with
which she was struck entered the right
side OF her face above the mouth and tore
It's way through to the temple, where II
isgr1q ont
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\ Noted Criminal and Member Of tie
Jau,cs Gang PardGued.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March S.-GOvernor
Crittenden has pardOned Clarence llite,
noted member OF the James gang, who
pleaded guilty to the charge OF train-rob--
berry in February, 1882, and was sentenced
to twenty-five years imprisonment. the
pardon was issued on the recommendation
OF the penitentiary physician and Board OF
Inspectors. I!ite il in the. last stage. OF
consumption, and since his incarceration
has been in the hospital two thirds OF the
time. Accompanied by his brother-in-law,
he has started for his fathers home, in 10
gan county, Ky. There Is much speclna-
ton as to the effect Of liite's pardon upon
Frank James's prospects. II Is believed
that IL he went on the witncss-Stand or made
deposition he could send James to the
nenitentiarY.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, March 9. 1859

THURSDAY, March 9, 1855
No changes In our prices from last wesk k.
The receipts Of new crop In hogAheads increas-
ing. Some fine stemming (Which Is "a demand J.
II is said, has commanded 1880 10 :l4 pr lVo'
An good fine qualities command tult prices,
willie inferior and common are neglected. NO
inc export IN shipping order Offering. our qloI4-
lions are for new crop. The s,o X 81 old crop on
hand consists mostly " nondescIipt qualities.
DAEK TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Common, S3G<3.jO; gCOL e4@ siJO,
and $50 $500 tor extra IN inutacturiilS. $500
Le9E-Common, s5.25@ $3.50; God, $500
80: tine. SlO0ISli. some fine stthming mas
commanded Sl3.75@sl4.
BRIGHT TeBACCo-aANUFACrURI
Saokers-Commou, SS0SiO; Taodiuin. 81
SIC: good, el3NSli; tine, slJGl6.5O; fancy
$3.50 $50.
F.ReTs-New lug filters, from - 70 SO; com
mon. SlOH9Il; medium, - 2Gg Sl3; good
.sl9.5OMS -; fine, $4,000 sl6.
W,dDDsrs. 4 ommcu. rlS@s22.3O; medium
$3.50 $50; good, $3.50 s4e line, vi5@soo fancy
Wrappers. NqhOgaRV.-Common, =2pet go
medium. s3OMS35; good, st0N $40; bne, sOO@
$50 extra, - Z 100000.
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The baltimore Methodist Conference.

WINCHESTER, Va, March S.-The Mctho-
Yesterday relating to the proper celcbra-
In discussing the establishment Of a Con-
ference seminary, Bishop Warren spoke
eloQuently on the importance OF the reli-
gious instruction OF children and rearing
them in the bosom Of the Methodist Church.
II was the duty OF the Church to foster its
own educational institutions. Rev. J.. +.
Morgan. for fifty years a minister. was Sc
lected to preach the centennial sermon.
The report OF the Preachers Aid Society
for the past year showed the receipts to
have been S19.5j0; assets, SS6,197. DR..
Hunt. Of New York, was introduced, and
addressed the Convention.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The BaItimcre Methodist Conference ut VIM
chester Obscquics of the Late Governor A..
III. stephens In Atlanta = Washington
Notes--A Noted Criminal Pardoned-Tcrri-
bic Gale OF Cape Race Passenger Train
Boarded by Robbers and the Conductor
hot-The Western Waters; Situation at
Helena Critcni-Generai Foreign Notes.
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South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. c., March s.-The prelimi-
nary examination Of certain Democratic
citizens Of Fairfield county, charged with
sundry violations OF Federal laws at the
last election, was resumed before the
United States commissioner this morning.
Several witnesses for the Government were
examined. The hearing was adjourned
until Tuesday the Goth Instant. From the
evidence thus far adduced il is not conSid-
cred probable that the Government will
make case against the accused. EX-Chicf-
Justice Willard is conducting the prosecu-
ton.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 9Th exporters ore not doing much
bu, fhcrr Is more interest from manufacturers.
New-crop tObgccO comes In slowly. but The west
crn markets are gett ng into shape rom the eiiect
of the recent severe floods. and IL Is expected that
supplies Will be larger shortly. 10 IL understood
hat good portion Of the new crop IA the lntJ IT
western points has been bought mp. The quallty OF
not showing up % expectations. Vow MT the
trade are able 10 count upon the Operations 81 tho
tariff law, 10 Is expected nat thcir l'is,r r. VIII
Le shauad accordingly. Tile near future ~ that
event Will show more normal condition OF
All ,lrs sales Of $50 hog heads kGStuesy leaf al
eases ! ssI New England NJ l66tzpe-; 400 casos
do. sandrle. at ga Sc 200 balss usvsJa II eSc
MSl.l5: $50 bales rumatra AZ eI.s-J q rl.4O,-
JO.tyH0k n Commerce.
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MARINE TO reslst lhc French. There was mol

pairing to resist the French. There was no
British war vessel present.
LONDON. March S.--Lady Florence Dixie.
in a letter TO the Times, charges that
Messrs. Biggar and Parueli, rs trustees OF
the Land-Lcague fund, have not accounted
for .el52, 600 OF the money with which they
were entrusted. She claims, therefore, that
while this money l. unaccounted for Mr..
Parnell and his followers have no right To
mock the sullerings OF The distressed peo-
pie in Ireland by their sham championship
OF the starving peasantry.
LONDON, March S.-The Danubian Con-
ference has completed an arrangement for
n treaty. The protocols will be signed to-
morrow.
DUBLIN, March S.-,Judge tombstone. in
opening the Sligo assiZes to-day, congratu-
lated the jury on the diminution OF agra
rian crime.
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The opening Of the stock market was firm, aud
itHG ucr cent. higher than at Yesterday close
tne latter Denver and Rio Grandc. Thence till
near 10 iddly the market though dull, WAS strong,
and recorded an advance ranging from . 70 IL In
which Indiana, Bloomington and enlein, Denver
and Rio Gmndc, Western Union, -. Iaul, lsel =
and Nashville were most prominent shortly amer
midday there wa, 4 reaction OF .sWe per cent;
hul new, Of shipment Of specie 10 New ork from
uc,r 2 o'clock AN improvement OF Bdl took
pace. led by Union Pacific. In the late trade tie
il-t rcccded To the extent OF p, which was re-
firm at an improvement over Yesterday closing
prices OF AMp., Denver and Rio Gl1nde, Union
Pacific, Omaha preferred. ana Louisville ana
Nashville beng the most conspicuous therein.
Transactions aggregated 2S7,0UU shares.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March S.-NirGnia o., c0nsoli-
dated. A.; second series, 34.; new lO-iU's, 81
new 3's, 80. Bid today.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, March $, 1893.
rnnnfrY Produce.


ADDies. Grcn-troD $50 10 60 3 Safru
for Common Ia extra choice. Active.
BseSlr0.c: 20 d3Oc. 4 10. ,oso,. n.,
Ruffe-. Prime to choice yellow, 2us3 ne: i'ur
u good, l6a &C.; fresh yelowbuiter s.ik roSdily
Tocn Neal: 60@ csc. Der oushel Tor country
zoe. for city Wills. .oo- .,.oa cto.a
Sl5n. cl.cy, oh.r,.,o.
ri Iire Foteis: Hens, 25@3oe.; chickens 1870
Dressed Fotris: Turkeys, l7@l5c.; chickens
100 &C.; ducks, l7G lsc. -. A., q, ,,,,,
E1os, i5G &C.. crates and barrels. Market iuii
and DUN. -. .a1zoe .onmon.
JssTiaxseed: sl.05asl.l0 q bushcl 49,.
Hay. Virginia timothy. sV~soe'' Vio'"~
MIXED, GbM75c.; clover, 6O@Ooe'
Bdled outs. 65@e5e. -, -, .,o,c.
virginia; northern, $3.50; common sl,eo' Mar
ket full. oe., .oan o.raca- fve,
of tops 4OO45c. 4 10.
Lard. Country, lO'agl lc. 80 nm
psaa,,ts. Common ~ choice, 0fgec, Z 70,
pvs. 6O@65c- "A bushel.
S,.mac: Prime, soc.
Nucksi 60@0oc'
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Especial telegram to the DIspaieh.l

NANEN ANblhtk VENTURE IN ibh MAh-
RAGE MARKET STANTON, VA. THE PLACE
SELECTED FOR THE NUPTIAL CEREMONY.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
STANTON, Va, March S.-Ex-Goycrnor
William sprague. OF Providence, Rhode
Island. was married tonight at the Viz
ginia Hotel. in this city, 10 Mrs. Dora
Incz Calvert, who had arrived here from
Greenbrier county. w. Va, few hours
before the ceremony was performed. The.
officiating minister was Rev. Walter Q.
Huilhon, OF the Trinity Episcopal church.
The Governor reached here Wednesday
afternoon. Upon the arrival Of the lady,
who i understood to be divorced, and
who Is a native of Connecticut. but has
been residing in West Virginia fourteen
years. the ex-senator applied at The
county clerks Office for license, which
was refused. He then applied ut the
city clerks ollcc, and was again refused.
the clerk telling him that the lady must be
a resident Of Staunton in order for the H..
cense to be legally granted. The anxious
lover then sought the counsel and assist
ance Of the City Attorney, Eaward Echols.
The result was that Mrs. Calvert presented
herself TO Clerk Argcnb1ght and said: -
am a resident OF this city. Have no other
residence in the world. II is nv usual
place OF abode, and, il necessary, you can
have my affidavit to that effect"
Rev. Mr.. IIullihen. having been then
sent for, united the two in the bonds Of
holy matrimOny in the hotel parlor in the
presence OF the proprietor, Mr.. j. ID.
Crowlc, and his wife, Edward Echols, and
Samuel A. Spriggle. The o'clock train
took the bride couple northward tonight,
and never bore an apparently happier
pair
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Train.Robbcrs at WORK, but Eoiied
by Cool Engineer--A Conductor

LITTLE Rock, March Sat $50 o'clock
last night an east-bound passenger train on
the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad
was boarded by sixty men two miles east Of
Mulberry station, Crawford county, and
40 miles from Little Rock. The robbers
ordered the passengers to throw up their
hands and began firing pistols. Conductor
John Cain, who was in The rear car, was
fatally shot. The robbers then rushed Tor
the engine, hut before they could reach 1t
Engineer Rogers started the train and pre-
vented the robbery. The highwaymen
Jumped off while the ears were IN motion.
Superintendent Hartman offers $1,000 re-
ward for the capture Of the robbers.
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Erunrc.

PARIS, March S.-The Socialists are de-
termined to hold their meeting on the Is
planade DIES Invalde> tomorrow, notwith-
Standing that the Government have gwen
notice Of their intention 10 suppress it,.
4 riot will probably result.
lie Temps says that the police have been
ordered TO prevent all meetings in the
streets here tomorrow.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH 6.-The settlement Of the tariff matter
il likely % atari basinGss among manufacI urers IN
tie near future. but yet the general felinx ~
and In all other respects Stands es-cnti lily IA
quoted last week. Following arc the quotations:
s22.50n$23; forge. Sl9@ $50: scotch pig at
S22G sZ2.2J for Glcngarnoch: f24.256's2i.oO
for Garfschorric: S2t 75ns2J for COliness;
a2l6s2l.25 for FgIinfon. and S2.M s2f.25 for
Summerlce; American steel rails ~ s33ys4t 81
mills for future delivery; iron rall- a. si5osiI
h.; wrought scrap mt s27 from yard>--Jovrndi Of
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Marine Disaster.

WAsrINGToS, March S.-The signai-corps
station at Chin sotcague, Va, reports that
the barkentine Wolverton, from Cardenas
for New York, with $50 hogsheads OF SUI
gar, struck on Turner'S shoals, four miles
south 81 Life-Sayng Station No. 7, yester-
day morning. The liie-saving crew brought
ashore her crew OF ten men. The vessel is
probably total loss.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
n LEONARD.
BOOKSELLER. sTATIONER, AND NEWS
DEALER,
COS MAIN STREET.

The correct styles Of WEDDING, RECEPTION,
and VIsITING-CAR and other stationery,
In great NiIidy. way d'ar;
Large assortment Of PICTURE-FRAMEsJ 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, HAMPERS FRANKLIN
SQUARE LIBRARY'a and other libraries
subscriptions invited Cor PERIODICALS. AGA-
ZINES, and NEWSPAPERS, wherever pub
lished. Y. LEONARD's, Newsdealcr,
foo COS Main street.
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Fire I'm Nashville.

NASHVILLE, March s.-A Gre last night
DESTROYED the wholesale Drugstore OF Lit
terer IL Co., In Watkins's block, In South
street. Several old buildings south OF the
block were burned, Loss, S30c,0o)i 'nsu-
rance, $4,000,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March g, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-WhIte, "a bushels. Red, 1859 bush
els. ,oo.,
OATS.-2.S5i bushels
MRAL.-24 bushels.
PEAs.-i2 bushels.
ORCIIAED-GRAss sEED.-ls bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WUEAT-Red. Gas bushels good 90 very good AZ
lD5to l.29: 1900 bushels mixed 40 Sl.ZS 70
SI.27: s26 bushels common toyeIy good ~ sl.lo
CORN.-Whitc 306 bushels good u very good
M 62 to $50. 2Ji bushels common 10 very SoOd
II 81 to Gle. 900 ,,,
winter on private terms.
MEAL.-24 bushels at 63c.
OECHAKD-GRAss sEEp.-lS bushels on private
terms. r,., ,,o. o,,,o-
nous: Mtddhng, 81 to 9tc.: low mlddiing, va W
ole: good ordinary, SIC; Ordinary, &C.
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uossEs. MrlEs. cows, &c.
MULES AND HORSES.
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Any person not finding stock % suit mem ~ a *
a.s,shie. in Richmond, can wiite me, care 20
Ea.T rIr,rII srRTET. CINCINNATI, u, suu
icscrihe as near a. pos, Die what .hey Ssn.' s.s
ing Tor what pufpose they wish 80 u,e .ne '"''',
.,t will an ,he bill sstisfactosily OF no saie.
killug orders irom Wholesale customers spe-
cialty. 80. ,u.
NV sale, man, MIR. JOHN VI. PACE; keeps Always
a good supply on hand of ooth NILS M"
uoksEs for the wholesale and retail trade
sa,,s,,.,,,s, Guaranteed or money refunded.
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