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FINANCIAL.
Nv Teiegsapg.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April -Noon.-siocks lower
Money easv ~ per cent. Exchange-Long.
4s7ka4s7k: short. 4s94@4s9t. governments
firm. States steady.
Eren fnq.-EYchange 1874. Money, 2kea2 per
cent. Treasury balances Currency, sl2g,02o !;
coin. t10,676. Governments hrm ~ per cent,
1885, per cents. 1881; per cents. lOOs bid.
state bonds firm.
speculation at the stock Exchange was weak
and depressed. At The opening there was an ad-
vance OF kGh. the latter Pacific Mail Oregon
Transc oniineniai was exceptionally heavy, open
Ing IL lower and declining 4. Coalers, Southwest
ems, Ora pgers, and Western Union were the
weakest shares. Reading declined 21s: New Jer-
sew Central, 81; 81. Paul. 9: Northwest. II; Mis-
souri Pacific. IA; Texas Pacific, IL; Kansas and
Texas, IL; Union Pacific, Z<: Western Union.
II. These figures were reached about 900 Z. NJ.
A decline In active stocks, not mentioned, was
about O'Clock. Near the close there was n rally
OF 4Gii In the general list and IL In New Jersey
Central. The heayiness of the market was due 10
the failure Of Owens & Mercer. The chairman ~
the stock Exchange closed out 1000 shares Of
stock for their account Compared with Satnr-
days closing, prices are down AG2s, tie latter
New jersey Central. Among the inactive shares,
Chesapeake and Ohio declined f: Illinois Central,
"; Milwaukee, Lake shore, and Western prefer
red, 3 Erie preferred. 8; Richmond and Allie
gllany, ~. ales, $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 2s.-virginia 81 eonsols
4l4: past-duc coupons, 43A; new lO-4O's, "a
new IS. 5j's. North Carolina s., old, los. Bid
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Snov.Round OH Pixies Peak
IRv telegraph to the Dispatch.I


CHICAGO, April 2S.-A telegram to the
Dnih, NerS from Colorado Springs, Col,
saws: Considerable anxiety is felt here a.
to the fate Of Signal Scrvice-Obseryer
Ramsay. who has been on Pike's-Peak sta
ton seven weeks. George Beckhaus. his
companion. reached here three weeks ago
more dead than alive, after being twenty
four hours in snow-driits twenty to thirty
feet deep.
At that time the provisions were run
ming low. They consisted OF eight pounds
Of rice, twenty pounds OF dried apples
two cans OF condensed milk, eighty pounds
of flour (Which was almost useless, as there
was nothing to raise it with, and couple
OF pounds Of salt fish. Several Intellectual
attempts have been made to relieve him,
but the depth Of snow has defeated every
effort TO reach him. Another trial will,
however, be made Wednesday.
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at 55@57c., closing at bos@ooic.; June
ranged at 50ia5slc.. closing az OF G513c.;
July ranged at 5st @6osc:, Closing at 59lc.
On call. sales were $4,000 bushels. May
closed &c. lower. July advanced &c. The
market for oats was also sharply excited;
prices fluctuated within the range Of tG}c.
under Saturdays closing. Late IN the ses-
SION offerings became heavy ana prices
broke to 1l61lc. under SATURDAYS closing,
then rejected and closed !@tc. over inside
prices. May closed at 32ic., and June and
July at 33ic. On call, snles. were 10000
bushels; May advancing &c.; and June
and July advancing ic. Pork ruled
irregular and fairly actlve; the
market opened IO@12tc. higher, receded
3OG35c.. rallied J@iOc., and closed steady /;
May closed at sl7 O2t@sl7.05; june, 1920
@sl7.22t; and July, sl7.3OGsl732t on
call, sales were $4,000, June and July adj
vancing 15c. Lard was fairly active but
lower; May closed at ss.47t @SS,5O; June,
sS.57tqSS co; and July, ss;07t@SS.IO; on
call, sales were 1,75O barrels, July closing
2bc. higher.
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Heavy Failure i'm ST. Louis.

By telegraph To the Dlspatch'I
ST. LOUIS. April est was announced
this afternoon that Moses Fraley. prom
inent Erain and stock speculator OF this
city, had failed for large amount. II Is
stated that Fraley was short about l,0OO,-
600 bushels OF wheat and corn in Chicago,
and that his losses on this will be upward
OF 800, 900. He is also said to be short OF
large amount Of wheat in New York. and
it is reported that he lost 100000 in Union
and Texas Pacific stock. Fraley is preSl-
dent OF the Fraley-Carter Commission
Company, but that concern is in nowise
interested in this affair, Fraley's Specula-
tons being conducted solely on his indl-
viduaI account. Fraley was formerly the
Junior member OF the brokerage firm OF
Donalds & Fralcy, and was known as a
successful businessman, and something OF
a figure in local politics at one time. 1t is
said hy his friends that he made some
$500. 900 on wheat and corn during the
last big break in prices in Chicago. and
that since then there has been combina-
ton formed against him which was too
strong for him.,
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Succumbed to the Law.
(By telegraph to the Dlspa'cn'I

lBY telegraph 10 inc bisP'' 49,.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Chlei-instectol
Sharpe, OF the Post-ofiice Department. nas
received the following commuhiclt,inoh
from Inspector Patterson, AT Louis'iio'
ii enclose you herewith the last lare-
well OF the Henry College Lottery Collpa,
nv. the direct result OF the war Wageu
against them by our forces. / congratulate
vou and the POstmaster-General."
The enclosure referred to Is a printed
notice issued by the lottery company III,
forming the public that they have resoivsu a
10 discontinue their business in view OF Tue
recent decision OF the United States court
at Louisville and the determination eA n
messed by Postmaster-General Gresham 70
enforce the law forbidding the use Oh '"e
mails for lottery purposes.
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Mining Troubles I'm Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph to The Dispatch
IRwIN's STATION, Pa, April 2S.-Two
thousand miners. who struck ten days ago,
resumed work this morning. the West
moreland Coal Company yielding to their
demands to remove the one-inch screen.
PITTSBURGH. PA, April 2S.-The mining
troubles i'm Hooking Valley, Ohio, are IN
creasing, and n bitter feeling against the
operators has sprung up in that region.
Saturday circular addressed to the miners
in Hooking Valley was circulated by the
Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron
Company, and the Ohio Coal Exchange.
This circular states that the markets OF
those operators have been taken from them
by the Pittsburgh coal, and the block-coal
miners have accepted reduction OF fifteen
cents per ton. The Hooking Valley Ope-
rators can't compete. The circular holds
that various other points in Ohio are en-
ablcd by lower rates for mining to shut
out the Hooking Valley Coal Company;
therefore the operators claim that they
must have a reduction in the morning or
be compelled to shut down on their mines
during the summer. The men have held a
meeting and decided to strike rather than
accept the reduction. The operators have
threatened to import HungarianS and ltal-
ians. and the men declare that no foreign
crs will be allowed in the mines. II
strangers are taken it is feared there will
be trouble, as the sympathy Of the people
IL with thp miners
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COIRT ORDER.
THE CIRUIT COURT
' OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, APRi'


NYIRGINIA-IN THE CIRUIT COZ KT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, APRIL
81, 1884
Charles +. Wingo. John :. Elicit, and james u
Crunp, merchants aud partners, under The
hrin-namc and style Of Wlngo, Eneit
iruInp. ssssi itihAiH
against
James ". Reed, John Lucas and John -. Jonc-'
merchants and partners, under the hfih-uhm'
and stvlr of Reed, Lucas & Con....Defendauti,
~ DEBT.
The object Of This suit T. 10 recover against
the defendants Sl77.I0. with Interest thrI,oh
tn be cowuutrd after the nate Ot per ctntum
mr. auuuu from the 10Th Of January. 1855,
until paid, and 10 attach the csiate al thr ,ain
Jn,ftcn5anls i'm the city ot Richmond, aud TO
subject the same t. the payment ~ The pialh-
tifis' claim. ,s,.t.h,
the defendants are non-re-ideuts OF IN. ~tht''
il Is ordered that they appear here "lulh on
month after due publication hereof, and 90 "lA1
Is necessary 10 protect their interest IN ms -'.
4 cOpy-Teste; o.. ..,
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
sol. CrrcufSs. p22-Tuiw
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Death OF One OF the Jeanette Sur
yiyOra.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y TtItBIIIII
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Jack Cole, one
Of the sailors Of the lost Arctic exploring
steamer Jeanette, died at the insane
asylum here this morning OF dropsy. He
was one Of the bravest and most skiliul
of the Jeannette's crew, and was well
known personally to Mr.. Bennett
in whose yacht, the Dreadnought,
he was a seaman on the occasion OF the lat
ter's transatlantic race. lie became in
sane as a result Of the hardships and ex-
element Of the retreat to the Siberian
coast after the Jeannette was lost. lie was
brought TO the limited States by Lieutenant
Danenhower, and was committed to the
asylum in 1892.
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A NEW RAILROAD.
Organization OF the Chicago, Parkersbura
and Norfolk Rond-Surveys Ordered.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch


CINCINNATI, ONO, April 2S.-A charter
was on Friday granted the Chicago. Par
kersburg and Norfolk Railway Company.
The capital stock privileged Is S3,OO0.0O0.
The line will run between Parkersburg,
w. Va, and Clifton Forge, Va, and is the
connecting link OF the Black Diamond sys-
TEN. OF which Mr.. Albert f. Boone is pre-
sdent. The line when finished will de-
velop valuable coal, iron, aud timber
territory. 90 miles in length and 90 miles
wide, and will follow the Kanawha Valley
for n long distance. The incOrpOrators
are Mr.. Charles Smith, DR.. Isaac Scott, A..
y. Williams. Il. b. Beckwith, w. l.. Coles,
George LOOMS. a. b. White, Charles F..
Scott, G.. Gibbons, and S. +. Shaw.
Robert ". Hughes, Of Pittsburgh, assist
ant to the president, came here from Zanes-
vile Thursday last, and the company was
organized that day before O'Clock. To-
dav surveys were ordered.
The mcorpsratorS are all picked men OF
the city. and the line has good hackers.
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Elections I'm Spain.

BY CdDle 10 lUt blSpat'h'l
MADRID, April 2S.-The elections IN Tue
provinces were tranquil. About one tnird
Of the electorate voted. The Conservatives
used the whole force OF the Government
ORGANIZATIONS to secure the return OF Their
candidates. The opposition sent delegates
TO watch the procedure in each district
but the delegates were everywhere obstruct-
ed by the Government officials. In many
districts Liberal candidates, seeing tlat II
would be impossible to maintain the night,
withdrew from the contest. ON the meet
inc of the Cortes the Republicans Will pre-
sent protest against the scandaIous sup
pression OF electoral rights.
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Developing virginia Coal Regions.
IBy telegraph to the DIspatch.J

BY telegraph 70 the DIspaIcH.J
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-COntracts have
been made by the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company with owners OF coal
lands in Flat-Top soft-coal region OF Viz
ginia whereby they agree to develop their
properties at once and give their entire
tonnage to the railroad company. 1t is eX-
pected that in a short time this business
will reach 900 tons a day. This tonnage,
it Is said, will be doubled as soon as the
mines OF the Southwest Virginia Improve
ment Company at Pocahontas shall be
re0pened, which will probably occur IN
mon tn.
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The British Grain Market.

IIIy ClbIc 70 tlt IIsUdIVU'I
LONDON, April 2s.-The Marx Lane EI'
nreSs. IN its review OF the British grain
trade during the past week, says the
weather has been milder, with rain. Ma.
five wheat is scarce to-day. The demand
was less active. Flour is quiet. Maize Is
Gd.mls. dearer. In the of-coast trade
there j. more demand. There were nine
teen arrivals. Eight cargoeS were soldi'
three were withdrawn. and nine renamed.
The inquiry for cargoes on passage ana ior
shipment has slackened. The sales OF
English wheat during the past week were were
j2,S7j quarters at 37S. ID. against 6l,02Z
quarters at AS. during the corresponding
npriod Of Inst wear.
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The EgyptIan Conference.

(Ry cable 10 the Dispatch'J
LONDON, April 2s.-Italy agrees 10 the
Egyptian conference in the general terms
Of the invitation sent out by England
Russia Is expected simply to announce iIs
assent. Austro.IIungary. it Is expected
will ask that the conference be llmiteu u
the discussion OF the financial questlon'
The Porte urges that the conference DC
held at ConstantinOple.
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o,e Death Causes Another.

IBy telegraph 70 the DIspatcH'J =,
ALTOONA, Pa, April 2S.-Dr' D. at r +.
chreit. a prominent physician OF tna'
o,,x died last evening OF spine disease
srop which he had been sufferer Ior ses ;s
nroi years. When the announcement OF MS
death was made Miss Harvey, aged twen a';i
S,s sister-in.law, who had been an invaliu ~
and a member OF the doctors family 'e''
a. her face and died in few minutes.
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Particulars OF the Railroad Disastef
I'm Spain.

(By cable to the Dlspatch.I
MADRID, April 2S.-The loss OF NE IN
Yesterdays railway disaster, near Clndao,
nroyes to have been much greater than was
first reported. Thirty-eight corpses nave
so far been recovered from the wreck IN
the river. Fifty soldiers are missing. III
ia believed that the weakening OF inc
bridge, which led to its collapse, was the
work OF Republicans.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKEr

APRIL 2S.-Prices this week ranged As follows:
Bter Cdtfie.-Vcry test, 6M6Ac. medium 10
good, { IA 5i,c.; common 10 fair, 36n4ac.
SLetp.-Wool on, 5d6.c, gross; wool of. 40
Sc gross.
H0gS.-Gk@7Ac, net.
Their. were 900 head of cattle, 323 hogs, and
81 sheep on the market during the week. and all
sold
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Congressman Reagan Better.


IBy telegraph to The DIspAtch'I
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The condition
OF Judge Reagan continues TO improve;
He had good nights rest last night ana
spent a comparatively good day to-day.
Tonight he IL resting without the infiu-
ence OF opiate,.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PoRTOF RICHMOND. APRIL 49, 1884

PORTOP RICHMOND. APRIL 20, 1884
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New f0rh
merchandise and passengers, IL W. hHen '"-
agents. ,,, ,,,,,a,o,,,,. NOR
.handise md passengcrs, j. W. NcCarrlek, agent
Bark Carib, Russell, Rio de Janeiro' conee' -
Schooner william Oliver, Corsey, Baltimore
fertilizer, ". IL. Curtis, agent
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, mer-
chandire and passengers q. W. hheh '"''
agents. ptu.,.Inhis NOR
Steamer Wyoming, =. fIiiauelPp.l'' 70,
.h"ndI.e and Messengers, J. W. NcCarrick, agent
schooner Veto, Springer, ran River P'F-"'"'
Curtis Parker. .,.,
DArk Anina (Ger.J, Schnidt' Rio de Jaheiio'
-four, Dunlop & McCance'
PORT OF NEWPORT'S NEWS APRiL 20 1908
(By Teleeraph.I
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolh; msL,
,handise and passengers, Cnesapetke anu OH''
RAILWAY Company t1ud .Ailtd OF tctut W nd, M. g.
hS 49,, a. 4cromac Delk. merchandise ana pas
ssngers Smithdeld. Chesapeake and ONO hai""'
| Doinnany land sailed on returnl. .ro.,o,I
steamer northampton, Mecar-lcE, NoIin WIN
| merchandise and passengers theStp'ah' an" ~
Va -, Comuany land sailed ON returnl'
Steamer Financc Mandeu, New YORK.
steamer (;uyandotte, Kelly, New f0rh
| schooner Harry Landell, NILS. New l0rs,,
| Schooner George T.. Young, Baker, bau' me-
| Sch joner A. Booth, Todd bai1lnore
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Many Bills Introduced.

by telegraph 10 inc p'sP'
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2S.-During
the present Congress 6,S5S Di'is nave peeh
introduced in the House OF represents
tives. In the last Congress during the
same period the number OF bilis introduced
was 4. 02f
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case. The Attorney-General at first In
tended to conduct the prosecution In per-
son, but has now concluded that such
course Is impossible. He has therefore
selected REYNOLDS as his representative.
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Lynch.Law I'm Louisiana.
BY telegraph 70 The DlspAtVn.I

SHREVEPORT, La, April 2S;ITelegrams
received here state that Mullican and
Clarke, convicted in Ouachita parish OF the
murder Of old man Rogers and his wife
last month, were taken from jail at Monroe
Saturday night and hanged by citizens.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BANANAS, ORANGES, AND LEM
ID ONS Just received aud In store
435 bunche, BANANAS,
rs boxes MkSSINA ORANGES.
30 half-boxes MESSiSA ORANGES
30 boxes MESSINA LEMONS,
for ,,le Ly WILLIAM JENKINS.
" Commission Merchant
an 0o1t 1892 Main street.
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EloIIr.

Flour.-We quote: Fine. so5OmS3: superfne,
s3.25Ms4: extra. s4.7hAft90; family, SOD.
1925; Patent family, country S6&S6.5o. Mar
krt very uull.
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MOULDINGS. BRACKETS. &c.

WHITE 4 POlNDEXTER.
w PLANING-MlLL AND BOX fACTOEl.
Manufacturers of MOULDlNGs, tpENlt =
BRACKETS, HOUsE-TRlMMlNGS OF NIL
DESCRIPTIONS. ROUND AND sol AXE
WOODEN PACKAGES. Estimates furnished
FACTORY. Twenty fourth and Main streets
lfe 2s-3mI
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WAssIsGros, April 2S.--The Attorney
General has appointed Samuel Reynolds,
OF Laneaster. Pa, special counsel TO assist
in the prosecution OF the Kellogg bribery
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COM MERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

hICHMDND, ApfII 70, Itbf,
OFFERINGS.
WHRkT.-Rel, 800 bushels.
CORN.-white, 1868 bushels. Mixed, 26CC
bushels.
OATS.-l,300 bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Rcd. 30 bushels mixed on private
terms; 90 bushels very good Shoriberry At Sl.lO.
CORN.-White, 1850 bushels very good on pri-
Yate terms.
OATs.-l00 bushels prime mixed at43c.
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FURIOUS FLAMES.
A Great Connagra,ion ut Glen Falls, N. Y

fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.I
GLEN FALLS, N. Y, April 2S.--A fire
broke out here early this morning, which
at this hour-7:15 o'clock A. MIS- still
raging tiercely, having already destroyed
Music-llall building, the Opera-House, and
Presbyterian church, together with fifteen
stores and fully twice as many offices. The
post-ofiice undoubtedly will be reached by
the flames, and the employees are now en-
gagged in removing It's contents. The fire
promises to be a repetition OF the great
conaagration OF twenty years ago. The
local fire department have appealed TO Fort
Edward and Sandy Hill for aid. being un.
equal to the task OF subduing the flames
alone. The estimated loss will exceed
100000.
TWO OPERA-H0UsEs, A CHURCH, AND OTHER
PROPERTY DESTROYED.
GLEN FALLS, N. Y, April 2S.-Both
opera-bouses, the Presbyterian church. and
Gildersleeve's Union Hall building were
burned. The fire was first discovered in
the south end OF the reconstructed Union
Hall building, on Glen street, smoke being
seen issuing from third.stOry window.
A few minutes after O'Clock an alarm was
sounded, and the Fire Department prompt
ly responded but through the breaking Of
hose and the lack OF force OF water some
time elapsed before effective work could be
done.
The flames spread to the north and COM
municated with Titles Opcra-IIouse, and
great sheets OF flames were soon shooting
through the roofs and windows OF both
structures. Seven or eight streams OF
water were directed 20 the burning build
ings. but strong wind famed the flames
into fury and carried burning brands to
adjacent buildings. The utmost confusion
prevailed and no attention whatever was
paid to the orders OF the chief or assistant
engineers.
The fire spread to Warren street, in rear
OF the Glen's Falls Opera-llOuse. about
forty feet or less from the rear OF Little's
Opera-House. which was soon on fire, the
flames piercing the windows TO the stage,
where the Inflammable scenery. Sc, satu-
rated with oil. ignited. The flames thence
extended to the front OF the building,
which was used as stores, and to the Pres
byterian church adjoining, the destruction
being so rapid and complete that in a
short time both opera-houses, Presbyterian
church. and Union-Ilall building were
completely destroyed.
The loss is estimated at 100000. The
fire originated in q vacant room, and Is
supposed to have been an act OF incer-
diarlSm.
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HOW TO SECURE THE COUNTRY

TRADE.
Ist Tell the folks on the fa~ms what you have
2d' Use the paper that goes 10 them and does not
scatter IN several distant states. ,,
IA Tse The paper that admits only selected al
ysrtIsements: yours can be seen. .,-
h. Use Il religious paper FOR chnrch-peopic
will DairOnize you If YOU patrOnile their paper.
ain Use the paper that h not glanced ~ anu
brown aside, but the never torn up, KEPT ana
rcread. -, r ..,..,t,os
and so reaches households Of buyers. ,.
The RICHMOND CHRISTIAN ADV ME
haf donblcd It's list OF aders IN The lasl -" yea
IN gain, new subscribers every day. Fach i-su' -
larger than the preceding one. IL hss readers u,
every ncighborhOOd that deals with this Guy ~
sends thous ands Of papers every week IN luinp
arcund Richmond. It's over nifty years old' anu
carries a certain weight aud confidence WIN rsta
eTs even 10 IT. advertising department tu'
Methodist are thick In Virginia Get lhelr s"od-
viii and trade by a ca rd In their orgas.
JOHN j. LAFFERIi, publisher
an26 over state Office, Main stree l
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GROCERIES. &c.


QUEEN CHOP GUNPOWDER TEA.
(Finest article We have purchased In TEN YEARS
HATOPP's CELEBRATED PREMIUM
"VIRGINIA CLARET."
tRccomm, udcd by our most eminent Phy-icians.)
For sale by CHRISTIAN X WHITE.
ap25 sole Agents.
DRIME VIRGINIA AND GOSHEN
BUTTER
ALWAYS ON HAND At
MCCARTHY HARNESS.
fap25l
GROCERIES.-l00 BARRELS PURE
VI SUGAR SYRUP; so barrels PURE NEW
ORLEANS MOLASSEs; $50 Logshcads PORTO
RICO MOLA>SES; 500 barrels PATENT
ROLLER FAMILY FLOUR; $50 barrels SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR; 80 barrels RYE FLOCE; 20
bales lIOPS. 49,.
lao POTTS, STOKES & co.
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CHARLES b. CLARK, EDWARD y. hANDoAf"'
President. , -, t'huirh

THE BRADSTREET MERCANTILE
AGENCY.
TIP BRAD,TRFET COMPANY, Propnetors.
Soexuense con sideTed 100 great In procuring ano
onnlying to the conduct Of the business all p"sslni
,pppprynyrmeuts It's ramihcatiOns are greater ana
hnsiness larg, than any similar organization III
I world conducted ia Que Interest and under one
management 49,, III. II, A. t,,,,,.,
a,st,ss and Canada: IN London, England; also,
continental aud Austrllastan correspondence.
j. II. WITTY,
. SUPERINTENDENT.
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CROQUET.
,ROQUET! CROQUET.

(ROQUET CROQUET.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
OIL MAIN STREET,
are receiving their spriag supply Of CRoQ III
SITS AZ prices from ~ TO - set. Those de-
string this popular and healthy game will please
give Us call before purchasing Orders from Tie
country promptly attended to. ap II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-29
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Catie in fair Dc
mand; receipts, $500 head; prime, 6t@I {;
~ood. 4 /, a6,c: medium, 5aa6c.; common, 5M
80 sheen in fair demand; receipts, 1000
head: prime, 6tGD7c good, 6.@6Ac.; medium,
b1m6c.: common, 4aG5 .c.; sheared sheep, 80
celpt. 3 500 head western stock, S@6sc.