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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

FEBRUARY 6.-Of unwashed woods there Is
conspicuous scarcity and all grades meet Win a
Ing are wanted: but, owing 10 the restricted sup
ply, transactions are light. Fine ana quarter
blood clothing have shown more activity. DesIri-
Bile woods Of all kinds a-e undoubtedly IN meaIre
supply: In fact, even undesirable grades aud ne
scriptions are In diminished stock. and fully I'VE
months will have 10 eapse before new WOOL In any
amount will be available for manufacturers Inc
only thing that would be likely 10 tide over TINS
deficiency would be the imporIations from
Australia, witch will probably be larger tbls wear
than for some years past. sales OF 7Zo,OUU lDs''
within the range Of the following prices: ONO,
PENNSYLVANIA, and West Virginia fleece, washed.
XXX and above 39@4lc: \, 33g37c. hali oioon;
3964Oc.; quarter blood, 32@34c.: common and
cOtted. 25G27c. Washed Fleece-NeH YORK.
Michigan. Indiana. and Wisconsin, NIX, 30@3oc;
y. 330l3jc.; half blood, 3SM 39c.; quarter DloOd.
32M33c. common and cotted. 25M26c. COMP
ing and Del. aine, fine washed. 39@flc.: medium
washed, 42G45c.: low washed. 3on3Sc.: me
dunn unwashcd. 2S032c.: low unwashed, Zo@
&c: Canada. 32en;3c.' uwasheu-ilSht anu
bright: fine. 23@25c.; medium. 27eg32c.; low
25M26c.: coarse. or bury. $50 zoe; unwashed,
heavy or dark coiOred, fine, l5nloc.; medium
2 M2Sc.: low, lS@20c.; coarse carret. &c.
Decentralization and fine choice, 2Oa 23c. |,
average, l0M2Oc.; common ana qnarlcr
hood, lSaigc course carpet, 16c.
New Mexican--Fal clip, choice improved,
lsG2Oc.: average improved. l6@lSc.: coarse
carpet, light, Ice; DO; do; neayy or s Nor
North ana Eastern fall clip. 2O@ 22S' do. do. 30:
do medium, 20@24c.; do. do. do. do coarse 10
nile; improved western ana southern. ga Zuc. :
coarse. I51l6 Utah and Wyomlng-Cn-
heavy lG@l7c.: DO choice selected me'iiunl' rs
G24c: do low medium. 1902 Cc.; do. coarse ear
net, Ice. Tub washed-Choicc selected, 500
doe: good. 35MJ7c.; fair ordinary, SO 3oe;
lambs. 29G32c.; western DO. do 21@2Ic'-
DrCgg.
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rom The Committee on Rules, adopting
!or the government Of the House until
further orders the rules or fhe Forty-sixth
Congress.
by unanimous consent II was agreed
that debate should be permitfed for ten
minutes on each proposition to amend the
rules, q proposition, however, not to be
considered pending unless the previous
question on the resolution be voted down:
A flood OF amendments were offered and
discussed.
Among them were one by Mr.. Belford.
OF Colorado, providing clerk for every
member not chairman Of committee, and
one by Mr.. Cox, Of New York, for the
creation OF Census Committee.
All which came to q vote were rejected,
until Mr.. Cox's census resolution was
reached. The vote on this was 100 yeas,
AZ nays.
The point Of no quorum being raised,
the House adjourned.
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Chssse Prime Gu = M, l4&ssl5c.: Northern
s s isss1 Ri Ssas Sss. lsos pssspS
Sies; Carolina. 7l(azse. $50, 60
none. North Carolina none; eastern. s4.5Oa
s4.75. Mackerel-No. Bay, half-barrels. as: No
"a sSrrss siS 40 ere si2SemSl g
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierces. l0yea iosie..
in half-hareis, l0A@1lc.: tubs. llesll4c. for
Matches: 7s,s, 10000. p pack zoos. $3.50
gross. 50O's, 90 gross.
Hoiasses; Common syrup Hogsbeads. lsc.
aese Isl aan sas or ss%1 p sSa
Salt. Liverpool, from store, fl.3o. Ground
alum. from store. s5c. a sack.
s. ss?d rransaseS. ss@sse. A. 7SSse. o sr 4.
Soap: Common. 7c.; best washing. tsgas ST.;
Teas: = Black, sSS50s.; Imperial, 25@75c.
gunpowder. 35C.M&1.
Tubs: Cedar, sI.75@s5 nest; pine. s2.2S@
$3.50 nest.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides. Green, 4(05c,: wet sailed, Ease: dry
saltcd. 11@11 3c.; dry fint, l3Ml5c.
Ledther: Rough leather, c2@2sc.; city finish
harness, 30@36c.; country finish harness, 200
25c.: oak sole. 30a40c.
Iron. Steel. Nails. arc.
Iron American renned. Old Dominion bar
l-l0c n N. for standard Sizes In large lots 10
dealers; small lots. 2kc. English and American
sheet, 34tG5l9c. swedes, hammered, 4s@ &C.
Nails: q d Dominion. 1915 for standard size
Plough Castings: Wholesale, s4c.; retail, Axe
Rome: Manila. best. l5c.: lutte. 71l6sc.
Liquors. Wines, &e.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.o5 =
Brani lies. Domestic. 81. 20@si.50 A.: fruit, 9Oc. q
| Sl.25 apple, new, S1.90Gd2 southampton, 1928
RE Wliskeys: Medium, s1.5o@s2; pure old
| S3Gps4 Virginia mountain, new, Sl.73ds2; old
Gin: Domestic, si.2O@s4.5o; imported, 80 |
| case.
Ne,o England Rum: Sl.5o@s1.65.
| RectiGsd WnfSkeas: sI.I0nssl.40.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
lumber. White oak. cut 10 order. Sl7(as22
| 1.uuO; on market, $lO@s15 q 1000: Western
S TTE% White PG pane yeSS pe
Rough boards, 5000; dry clear. siZ@s15
joist, s10@$l5, according 10 sizes and lengths
shinglcs-Plne, sl.75@.s2.30: cypress, six-inch
saved sSSs Y7S SSs ;aTs,S sS'0 La'H'S'''
Ndces. Nhlskcy-harrel timber, green, $50
$50 Z 1000; seasoned. s2O@3o & l.0uo. Flour
barrel timber, S4@s7 u 1000. Machine slaves
! rel poles SASS. H0zshead-hoops. roe d bundle
Powder. shot. sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35@90c. r 100 feet.
Polcder: 50 by the i've kegs-less than 1v
kegs, S5.25; blazing, s2:55@sZ.So.
Shot. Northern. s1.s5 4 bag oi 25 lbs
Grindstones: Is@2c. q b.
Seed.
Clorer: s660@.7.
| TiIaOfhu. sI.75dSl.90.
| Orchard Grass: si.7VGSl.eo.
| Herd Grass: 90c.ftsl.
Mile, Seed: sl.25.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, FtDrUary z. 1861.
Loose tobacco offerings large. Prices very fun,
with change.
DARK TOBACCO.
L,gs.-Common, 35@$6: good, $1,000 81 80.
LeGE-Common, SS@Ty: good flO9sli; nne'
Ns,o PrimingS.-$2@s5.5O, the latter for very
fine.
SCS-CURED.
Lugs.-Unsound, S5.50@s6.75; sound. $3.50
GS9. 800
Leaf Common. s9dsl0.50: medium, sll@
Sl3; good. s14@Sl7.50: fine, S2o@s6O.
BRIGHT T0BAcCO-NANUFACTURI
Smoksrs.-Common. sS.50@SlO.50; medium
Sl2@S13; good. s13.5o0Sl6; nne, SlO@If
fancy. Sl9@s22.
FItlers.-New lug 1llers. from 50 TO 81; COM
mon. S10@S12: medium, .l3GSl4; good,
s15mSl6: fine, Sl7aS1S. 49,
WrdpDers. Il Ommon. 81 9GtS24: medium, so
G0s30: good, $3.50 $40; sne, s45@s55i fancy
seOI @R5
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Qpss:,d. :'os rs s!o:ss 4 d esss ps.s.. "a
lI.O7si eiossns - v1.o0s isv March; No: = ri
07kAg0c. Com opened better and closed lower
l9ssfs6tAc. cash. Soc. February. Oats nrm ~
STOW: 3ot936tc. cash, sac. February. Whssfsy
steady at t1.OS. Provisions firm and dow. Pork--
jobbfnF. sic. Bulk meats. lsoag clear. s9.i60
}0.SJdt9.C0. Bacou--Ions clear. ep.s5k4
$40; shsrf RIB. $40; short clear, slo.25. Lard
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February 7.-Flour quses. .wheas
unscftIcd; opened higher, became heavy. and
closed under the close OF yesterday; February,
93fG104xc.; No. 2 Chicago spring. OJs@ 03ke. /;
No. red winter. kl68el.O2. Corn rusctiled and
Irregular; cash, s3,zeo Sc. February: 63kc. Oais
quiet ana weak cash, 32AesS3ac. Pork IN fsir
demand; cash, tl7.30ati74O; February.
sl7 3ja17.45. Lard in fair demand; cash, $3.50
@tq.6J; February, t9.52k69t0.62. huh. meats
In fair demsne: shoulders. 1920; sbsrt rtns
5000; short clear. $500. whiskev steady. sugar
unchanged.
MILW AukEE
MI.wAuKys, February 7.-Flour steady. Wheat
Hrmer: No. 2 cash and February, y34c. Corn
quiei; No. 2. 53,c. Oats quiet; No. 2, 33c. Pro-
visions lower. Mess pork, 7;3o cash aud FEB
ruary. Hogs steadv at t6etS6.75: dressed hogs
scarce at 81 .50@t7.75.
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A Jury I'm disgrace.

TWELVE MEMPuIANs ACQUIT A MAN WHO HAS
BEEN ONCE CONVICTED or MURDER-THE
JUDGE DIsGUsTED AT THE VERDICT.
II,y telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
MEMPHIS, February THE jury In the
case OF Pat. Haley. young lrlshman,
charged with killing Alexander Dunlap,
an aged negro. last summer by cutting his
throat with a butcher-knife, returned a
verdict at noon to-day OF not guilty. This
was Haley's second trial, he having been
convicted Of murder in the first degree.
but new trial was granted on law tech
nicality. When the Jury to-day announced
their verdict in body Judge Greer re-
marked that it was perfect surprise to
the court and disgrace and an insult to
any civilized community. He had the jury
polled and their names spread upon the
minutes, with instructions that they be
never again summoned as jurors In his
court.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 7.-Soutbcrn -four quiet
and steadily held Wheat-spot firm. IN some
eases lille higher; ungraded red soc;
@sli9 GnsraSa7sSa aS yete e conspSt ssc
lower; ungraded, 5l@624c.; southern yel-
low, 62c.; No. 2, 62c., February, $40
62be Oats-spot aaEc. better; NO. x au.g
15Ic. Coffee--Spot fair: Rio steady u; sl2.ovee
sI975; No. Z Rio, spot, $1,000; February.
sIo,sO. Sugar steady and very quiet; fair 10 good
red9ing, 5I,(a0e.: extra G, 6aA7-l6e.; white ex-
ira z. 6S@6 Glide Moissses stes dn ee , nr,
ac,tve and firm. Wool steady. Pork firm mess,
spol, 1850. sIiddes iIm; long clear, 9kc.
lard variable and very irregular, at the close
sno,' 1915; February s9.709s9.7o. Freishts
dull. ..,r,~,opv
BALTIMORE, February 7.--tlour steady. with a
moderate demand. wheat-soathern que. anu
ontions: southern red, xl.12@tl.l21: amber
kil4@sl.l5; 30 Maryland. ST. 3i.Gxi. i5S
10. . western winter red, spot, sl.07@Sl.v7F
sns duh s"athera white, SS@SSc. yellow SD
5skc. Oats quiet and steady. southern, 4iet
4ac.: western white, 42@43c.; mixed, 4Oe
sxss wss and
Other articles unchanged. Freights dulI.
tlNCiNNAt.
CINCINNATI, February 7.-Markeis dull are
nominal and prices unchanged.
LOCIsviLLh.
I,orusytLLE. February 7.-Wheat firm; No.
red. el.029t1.03. Corn hrn; NO. white, oxe.
nix p S5S 9s'' s s.ssny Ness po1s
Bulk -mcats--ehoulders. 1880; clear rin. vsz We
clear sides, t9.6ok. aaeon--slsouiderss " clea
rib, se,s73; clear. elo:s71 ,s'xsr-cared "s"'
| l3c. Lard-Choice kettle, tll. a
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LoUIs, February IT, Flour steady Wass
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Adyices from Algeria report that COLI
sion between bodies OF Spahis and Turcos
different kinds OF native Algerian troops)
has taken place at Batna. small city about
eighty miles south OF Constantine. Three
men were killed and many wounded. Or
der was at last restored by the French
troops Of the garrison.
Biornsiierne Blornson Is writings dra.
ma in three parts, only the first Of which
has been published. The motive OF the
Lay IL the performance Of miracle.
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Collision Of Railroad Trains.
(By telegraph to The Dispatch.l

MOBILE, February IA conflict OF or
ders between two freight trains caused a
collision at Whistler, seven miles north OF
Mobile, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
this morning. Both trains were badly tel
escoped. The engineers and fremen
jumped, and escaped with slight injuries.
A brakeman named Thomas Austin, OF Me-
ridian, Miss. had his foot crushed so badly
that amputation has since been performed
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A Statement Denied.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch

B0sroS, February MIR. Burnham,
United States inspector, who was quoted
Yesterday as having stated that the captain
OF the steamer Glaucus informed him that
he 1.-THE captain) saw signals OF distress on
the steamer City Of Columbus and passed
on. not wishing to be delayed, now dis
claims making any statement which could
be sc construed, and the captain OF the
steamer Glaucus denies that he made the
statement ascribed to him.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 5.-The movement In western teal
Is light and in small lots. Not much business Is
possible in the lower grades on account or the
scant supplies There is marked streng to prices.
seed leaf Is wanted moderately at firm prices.
Virginia leaf Is quiet vet firm In price sales zoo
hOgsheads Kentucky leaf at ga l6c; 3O0 eases
seed leaf 1881 crop PENNSYLVANIA. at $40 lOc.
$50 cases 1852 do. state seed ON private terms
at sQc.6Sl.l5; 800 bales SuDatra at el.2nG
Sl.5O. At the Naval Stores and Tobacco TX.
February. at Lice: rs hogsheads, April, at
| re 25 hogsheads, MAY, at 7 7-l6c.: and 81
| hog sheads, July. at 7-16c.-J0urn01 Of Conf
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Troy's Chamberlain Makes a Big Haul
and DeDarfs.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch. |

Troy, n. Y, February 7.-Henry 5.
Church, chamberlain Of the city OF Troy,
has been missing since Monday. He is a
defaulter IN heavy amount. The mayor
and Cliurcb's bondsmen are examining his
accounts. II is reported that he took
$4,000 or $4,000 ready money with him.
Church was prominent manufacturer and
q respected citizen.
The examination. as far as il has pro-
crossed, discloses shortage OF over $780,
600, and the examination is not completed.
When he was rcappointed in 1882 his bond
was not renewed, and the city consequent
" loses all OF the deialcation since that
date. There is considerable excitement in
business circles, which is increased by the
uncertainty as to the sums stated.
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The World Threatened by n Second Al.
eXander.
rBy telegraph to the Disratch.l

NEW YORK, February IA Suakim spe-
cial says that FL Mahdi recently wrote to
Osmau Digna, the leader OF the rebels in
that vicinity, that he intended TO invade
Turkey and kill the Sultan. to conquer In
dia. and eventually to subiugate the whole
world. Grave fears are entertained that
the Mussulmans OF the Suakim viii treach-
erously rise and massacre the European
residents.
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Found Hanging TO n Whistiing.POst.

OMAHA, NEB., February THE con-
ductor of freight train reported that he
found a man banging to a wbIsting-post
one and half miles east OF Bassett. Neb.,
this morning. The man is supposed to be
"Kid" Wade. the notorious horse-thief,
who was taken from vigilants last night by
the sheriff. who was to have taken train
this morning for O'Neil. Wade was again
taken from the sheriff and lynched.
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COMMERCIAL.
Train AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. February z, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Mixed, $500 bushels. Red, l62 BUSH
els. -oo
bushels.
OATs.-4.1So bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red. 40 bushels fair Longberry AT
Sl.13; l,i74 bushels mixed on private terms; oS
bushels common 10 good Shortberry al 81 TO {1.l3.
CoRN.-White, 1922 bushels good TO prime at
o. to Csc.
terms.
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The Detroit Tribune notes that one hun
dred and sixty-three thousand three hun
dred and fifty-lve immigrants came to the
limited States from the British Isles last
wear. 1t adds: "What host OF idiots, or
crazy people, to leave that land Of free
trade and come here TO be crushed and
robbed by our ubiquitous tariff"
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A Handsome Contribution.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
PHILADELPHIA. February THE Berg
ner e. Engel Brewing Company. OF Phila-
delphia, to-day contributed $500 to the ex-
Confederate committee from Il l.. Lee
Camp for use OF the Soldiers Home at
Pichuon1 Xa.
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rrw WORK PEANUT MARKET.

FEBRUARY 5.-The market Is held with mlrkeu
armness. although trading Is very moderate; the
supplies are more closely held; sales are In jot
lots. Quotations are for new at oHc, Tor bes
7Isa17tc. for other lots.-Jouradt Of Commerce.
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.r,v WORK s,m,o MAsnE,.
Ry Telegraph.

FEBRUARY 5.-Quoted at s7c@t75 fol, Virginia
and ii 25@sl3 tor best siciiy.-Joeraof" COM
aferct.
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Why the soudan is Worth Holding

There are said to be $4,000 Christians
and 10000 Egyptians in the Province.
There are no less than 1000 commercial
houses owned by Europeans and 1900 by
Egyptians, and the import and export
trade Is valued at 1900, 900 annually.
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Fatal Accident on the Rail.

A CABOOSE-CAR CRASHED INTO AND TWENTY
MEN KILLED AND WOUNDED.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.J
CINCINNATI, OHIO, February IA dis
patch from Lexington, KY, says con-
struction train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway between Morehead and farmers
stations ran into caboose Of another train
containing twenty section-hands-all col
ored. Five were killed and fifteen wounded.
Charles Harlon, conductor, was seriously
injured.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs.-FrHsr BoARD.-2.000 Richmond and
Danv'Iie Railroad gold SIS at 94K; 500 virginia
consol coupons, old, nj 50; 1000 virxins new SIS
at ga. 1000 do. at SAX. 1000 do. AZ 54S; 200
Richmond city 6's at 113; 1000 Norsl, Carolina
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

"a. WAYS and Means Determines 20 Hear
sesrrsentauves Or the Cotton and Other
.,,ereus Next weeks No Advancement Tor
Ores. Smsar. Flax. tc.--A Tennesseean and
x,w Ye-ker on the Tariff Qaessson,
,.hp, the Former says in Regard TO Ores
, Liberal Aggregate for Rivers and Har-
s.rx, a G God Outlook Tor James River--The
nsmeyaIs By tho Senate Scrreant-at-
.xn,.-pe,sonai News Itcms-Briefs. kc.
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EInnr.

Flour We quote: Pine, S2.500e3; snperfne,
s325MS3.75: extra, s4.75@fi.9 90: fp'"''v '61
1925: Patent family. S6tds6.25. Market very
dull.
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THE MAD WATERS.


Many Families Driven from Heme-lm-
mense Destrucsien or Property Along the
Rising Rivers-Iselief measures Being
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u. W. GATES,
CHsRLEs j.. BROWN,
WILLIAM j. GATES.
FEBRUARY l, 1884.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this day formed part
ncrshlp, under the frm-name aud style OF
GATES & BROWN,
and under that style will conduct In the city or
Richmond, at the old stand on Fourteenth street
between Main and Gary streets a wholesale gro
Gerry business ind respectfully solicit for the new
firm continuance of The patronage sc liberalfy
be slowed on the late firm Of Gates, Brown Gates.
l.. W. GATES,
CHARLES l.. BROWN.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, FEB. 2, 1884
lI3y Telegraph
DIsSOLUTIONS & PARTNERSlzIPS.
dissolution OF COP ARTNER-
IL SHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between
GATES, BROWN & GATES Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. 4. W. Gates and Charles l..
brown have purchased the Interest OF William j.
t;ates In the said concern. and have assumed ali
the liabilities OF the old firm, aud are alone author
ized 10 settle up Its business and TO sign the firm
name In liquidation only.
u. W. GATES,
CHsRLEs J.. BROWN,
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MAXINE lNrELLIsENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC-fED. Q, 1884.
sum sum sess':.:....: 81 Morning e . sas
Moon sc,s.......... 4:51 Evenine........:... 2:40
PORT or RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Z, 1854.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, Uni,sd states
msii. merchandise, and passengers. l.. Is. Tasuns
Superintendent
SAILED.
Schooner Ann Eliza. Saunders, Providence, pig =
iron vessel, Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS, FEB. 2, 1884 t.
(I,v Telegrsph.I
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lurzy, Schermerhorn. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passen gers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Companv land sailed on refurnl.
steamer Accomac, Deik. merchandise and lss-
sengers, Smitbhed. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed refurnl.
Steamer Northampton, MeCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chess peske and Ohio
Railway ComraBv t-nf sailed on RETURN.
Steamer Richmond, Boar, West Point, and sailc,f
for New York.
schooner Peter II. Crowcll, baker, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamship Jenny Otto tBr.), Trck, Liverpool.
having coaled.
steamship Efficient (Br.l, Harris, Liverpool,
having coaled.
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FEBRUARY 1, 1884.
cordially recommend the new firm 10 my
friends and patrons. WILLIAM j. GATES.
FEBRUARY l. 1854. fe S-eoflOt
OF PARTNERSHIP

friends ana patrons. WILLIAM D. LIE.
FEDRUARY l. 1884. fe s-eodl0t
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The firm of WALKER, WOODY & co. Is
dissolved by the withdrawal OF Thomas ~ Woody.
". ASHBI WALKER and JESSIE J. BARKER
are alone authorized 10 settle the affairs or the late
CO. partnership. All persons Indebted 10 them
will please come forward and settle, so that the
old business may be wound up rs speedily as pos
sIble. w. AsHBn MALhEh,
THOMAS II. WOODY,
JESSIE J. BARKER.
Having purchased the interest OF Thomas ".
Woody, we take pleasure In saying that the UNDER
signed will continue the business at t,e old stand
and the pat ronage of the friends and customers OF
the late ilrm Is respectfully solicited. with the as
surance that, heretofore, IL will be our purpose
and pleasure to superintend all orders entrusted
to the new business
Sincerely thanking the many friends and patrons
for their kind remembrance, we shall In the future
more than ever try TO merit your confidence IT
the continuance OF your 'rade.
WALKER & BARKER.
FEBRUARY q, 1854.
hereby recommend the new firm TO my friends
and pa ,rons. x,,oon,,
fe 6-W,F&Sa3t THOMAS II. WOODY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08

grUE CELEBRATED LOCKPORT
l. ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR" In barrels, half
barrels, and bags. The HAXALL-CRESshAW
COMPANY BYRD ISLAND" and DCNboPS
McCANCE DEcORTiCATED FLOUR. For saIe
by MCCARTHY dhAfSEs'
IA 30 627 east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08

CROCERiEs.-100 BARRELS PURE
NJ SUGAR SYRUP; so barrels PURE INV
ORLEANS MOLAssEs; $50 hogsheads rOhIO
RICO MDLA>sEs; 500 barrels PAfENT
nor FAMILY FLOUR: $50 barrels sPHiN6
WHEAT FLOUR; so barrels RAE FLOUR; ~
bales HOPS. s.s s,roy.s a 10
"a 30 FOIIN, rIOhts X W..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08

/ cordially recommend the new firm 10 my
friends and patrons. o.v~,
l-poll0t VALENTINE BROWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08

Having purcha sed the interest of Mr.. Valentine
Brown take pleasure In saving that VIII con-
tnue the business the old stand, and the patron
age of the friends and customers OF the late con-
Germ is respectfully solicited. ,
FEBRUARY /, 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08
NOTICE.

TIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
fSTING BETWEEN THE UNDERslHNEI, un-
der the flrm name OF GRESHAM. BROWN 4 Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN II. GRESHAM having purchased the In
terest of VALENTINE BROWN, takes all the assets
and assumes all the liabilities Of the late firm, aud
Is alone au horized 10 settle up lis business ana 10
sign the hrm-name In liquidation only
JOHN III. GRESHAM,
VALENTINE BROWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-08

JHAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED HAIR
/ VEY l.. HARDWOOD 10 an interest In my
business, which will be conducted hereafter unaer
the irm-Dame Of
5. w. HARDWOOD & SON.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
JANUARY I, 1884. u vim