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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-04-19
BY Telegram.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April lS.-OottoD steady salos,
$50 bales uplands, 1lsc.; Orleans iZ3e.'
weekly net receipts, 1857 bales gross t1,l!o
bales: expOris-to Great Britain, $500 bales; 70
sales, 9. 6e9 bales; stock, 347.394 bales; cen
sOlIdated net receipts to-day, 1897 oalesi cG-
ports 10 the continent 20 bales HHsSa 9 o
good to chsIce extra, "a 3o@r0Zo. Mheat-
Spot lGe1Hc. better; uagrlded red; 7Oc,Gsi;0l
No 9 red April, nominal: NAV sl.Olsm
si.O3s. C0rn-Spot lalac. higher. closing Z
ontside figures; ungraded, 47M6lc.; nngrIded
white, CSC; No. 2, May. 50h@GGSc. Oat-
SPOT, h9lc. higher, closing weak; NO; z, 20 ~,
RIO arm at 1923; No. Rio. spot, se.65; Nay
sS.50@fs .65. sugar steady; fair to good re
e. "' 5Sa5ke.; white extra G, 5SG6pe.; yellow:
5@5lc; of A. SS9e6ac' mc"lc cut a. loaf 7Ss'
i-I6c.; cubcs, 7Sc. Molasses irm; New Or
leans. 2stG55c. Rice steady domestic, 4a@'e.;
Rangoon, 4$@4Hc Cotton. sea ol,, d6ss1se: 10,
sIf2SmSl.45. Turpentine dali and easier az
3lhc Hides firm. Wool quiet and about steady
Pork stronger and rather g nGii ~" md iSS
10, higher closing barely steady contract grade
s6ot. $3.50; MAY, ss52dsS.57. Freigh.s iTmer.
BALTIMORE.
6ALTISnRY, April l8 -tlom firm win ialr
demand; Howard street and western superunt,
SI.75Gs5.75: CITY Mills superlne. sl.75@
SS'66: extra. s3.5O@S6; Rio brands, $4,000
$3.50. Wheat-SOuthern scarce ana hignssr
Wesrer higher and active; southern red. el.il@
slid; amber, Sl.14@sl.16; No. Maryland,
si.i39@sl.l4; No. 2 western winter red. spot
higher and active; southern white. 5996lc.; yei-
low, b4G5Gc. Oats hrn; southern, aO@43c. !;
yeer9 wGte ods4se piO,SSs ssSe r.
err. Mess pork-0id, el7.2o aew, Yls.Zo; Ba,g-
meats-Shoulders and elear-rib siaes, hacked, ~
and 9,,c. Baeon-Shouders, Shc.j ehar-rib siJet,,
W L All
| loo. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 falr,
| 04alOzc Sugar quiet; A son, &c; Whhkey
steady aud quiet at sl.l9@sl.l9's Fre'ehts qu'e'
LOUISVILLE.
! Louisville, April 1S.-Wheat firm; No q,
irm nS; No. 2 mixed, .sesc. Provisions steasdy
Mes pork, st7.25. Bulk -meats sson.ders 5000
s ssosJ. S' sss5; clear ss. rS 'ss es
-Sugar-cured, l3e. Lard-Pnme s'eln''
sc. 80. ,or,s
| ~ IoUIs April Is Flour 1rmeT but not
anotaby higher Wheat higher; Nc; red
n. iOL ea II, 81 O9h May. Corn higher but mae
live; 4exG47Sc. caAh, 46%&47c: May: nats
y%sTy slSw Steady a PfoysSst very slow
with only rob trade done. PORK, Sl6.79@sl7'
Lard unchanged CHICAGO.
ssroug and higher; April. s416g soc. Nay soh
| m87kc. No. 2 Chicago spring, 30 seysoc. .ofu
o 6 Ca iower; cash. Size; May, Sef@32xc.
| Pork opened l0Qlbc. lower and closed strons
cash. sl6.s7&Gsl7; May, fl6.oo@yasS5yyyy..
$3.50: May, ae.27kass 37K. Bulk meats In iair
| demand and firm shoulder, 81 short RIB, $3.50
short clear, 1886. Whishey unchanged sugar
| unchanged. ...,,,..s.
| MILwA.EEg, April 19.-Flour unchanged
! Wheat stronger: No. 2 cash and May, oOe. Corn
very scarce rc tected 4oe. bid. Oalt scarce and
| 6rm: No. q. 324c. Provisions higher. hsas
pork, $685. cash and May. Lsrd-Prime steam
| 1925 cash and May. HOGS steady at to.oO9so'
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HAMPTON.

Organization OF n Fire Compnny-Coalitlon
Meeting.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisPatch.l
APRIL Is, 1881.
A meeting OF citizens was held in " Gre
BILE Hall" last night to take steps towards
organizing fire company" Mr.. John
Critcher, Jr., was called to the chair, and
II. G.. Hughes, ESD. made secretary.
The following permanent officers were
elected: Jacob Hetfelfngcr, president; a.
s. Segar, vice-president X. e.. Hughes.
secretary; John VI. Willis, treasurer ;
William j. Weymouth, captain; Robert
Massenburg, first assistant; c. J. Phillips,
second assistant; Samuel b. Wood, hose
man. Committees elected: On Finance
John VI. Willis, II. l.. Schmelz, James Ne
Menamin, j. $. Darling, II. +. Phillips.
George A. Schmel5, and Rev. j. D. Ora
watt. On Membership--The President.
Vice-President, aud Secretary. On By
Laws-W. J. Weymouth. +. b. Chiles, and
V. p. Holt.
A name will be selected for the company
at n future meeting.
The CoaitioniSts held n very turbulent
meeting a few days ago, and elected the
following delegates to their State Conven-
ton. Hon. II. Libbey, II. II. Booker, =
Diggs (colored), S. Parker (colored). X. ;.
Jones (colored), r. n. Brown tcolored),
and William Randall (colored.) Alter
Mates samuel Payne (colored), K. VI.
Smith (colorcd), and n. b. Clark teolored)'
No instructions.
Miss Flora NJ. FerDald, orglnist OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, is quite sick
at her home ut Chesapeake City.
There will be varied performance at
the " Homev Theatre on the night OF the
oath instant, the proceeds to be presented
to {" Lee Camp, No. l." Of Richmond, in
aid of the " Confederate Home"
Rev. A. B. Woodfn, who has accepted
the call to the Baptist church here, is ex-
pected to preach Sunday. HAMPTON.
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Marine Casualties.



BALTIMORE, April 18.-The steamship
Dunholme, Captain Wilkinson, which ar
rived here yesterday afternoon from Car
thagena, reports that she put into Bermuda
for coal on the 18th instant. The French
steamer MarseilleS. from New Orleans for
Havre. with q cargo Of cotton and grain,
put in the same day, with cotton in two Of
her compartments on fire. The crew re-
celved assistance, and IL was thought had
succeeded in extinguShing the fire in the
upper deck, but the cotton was burning in
the lower hold when the Dunholme left,
and it was expected that the entire cargo
would have to be taken out TO insure safety
before continuing the voyage. The Mar
settles will probably have to be repaired be-
fore proceeding.
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JEANNETTE INVESTIGATION.
Portion OF the Diary and the Last Letter OF
DIR. Amber.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Dlspatch.l

Ut hmDlefs
Itiy telegraph % the Dispatch.
WAsnINGToS, April 1S.-In the Jeanette
investigation to-day the journal Of DR..
Amber, after the ship went down, was
| put in evidence. The following are the
last things contained in 1t:
sunday, 9th October, 1881 Yesterday
without food, except alcohol. The captain
spoke OF giving the men the option to-day
OF making their way rs best they could |;
that he could not keep up. This occurred
IN the morning when we had made two
miles that we had to retrace. told him
that IL he gave up would command and
no one should leave him as long as was
alive. then suggested that we send two
men ahead TO try and make settlement,
and that we make the best OF our
way with the rest of our party. This
was done. Nindemann and Noros are
ahead-GOd give them aid-and we are
getting along. The captain gave me the
option OF going ahead myself, but /
thought my duty required me with him
and the main body. At present Lee is
about broken down. Alexae has shot
three grouse by Gods aid. and we will
have something to eat.
Wednesday, October II, 1sSf.-We have
been without food since Sunday, except
one ounce Of alcohol and one drachm OF
glycerine. Yesterday and to-day we have
made no progress. Since Monday, up to
o'clock. wind and snow against us. We
have been lying In hollow IN the river
bank
October IS, 1851. died last night
OF exhaustion from hunger and exposure.
THURSDAY, October 90, 1881.
~ ID.
Office. Fduquier County, Va:
Ny Dear Brother,-I write these lines in
the faint hope that by Gods merciful
providence they may reach you all at home.
l have myself now very little hope Of sur
yiying. We have been without food for
nearly two weeks. with the exception Of
four ptarmigans amongst eleven Of us. We
are growing weaker, and for more than
week have had no food. We car barely
manage to get wood enough now 10 keep
warm, and in a day or two that will be
passed. | write TO you all-my mother,
sister, Brother Cary and his wife and fam
ily-tO assure you Of the deep love now
and have always borne you. My mother
knows how my heart has been bound
TO hers since my earliest years. God bless
her on earth, and prolong her life in peace
and comfort. May His blessing rest upon
you all. As for myself, l am resigned,
and bow my head in submission to
the Divine will. Nv love to my sister and
Brother Cary. Gods blessing on them
and you. To all my friends and relations
q long farewell. Let the Howards know /
thought OF them to the last, and let Mrs.
Pegram also know that she and her nieces
were continually IN my thoughts. God,
in His infinite mercy, grant that these lines
may reach you. l write them in full faith
and confidence in the help OF our Lord
Jesus Christ. Your loving brother.
j. NJ, AMBLER.
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tive session OF The Senate to-day. A tele-
gram from Collector Wicker denying the
charge was read by Senator Jones. Of Flori-
da. The hour previously fixed for the
eulogies OF the late Congressman Herndon,
OF Alabama, having arrived, the Executive
session adjourned without action.
kEY WEST, fla, April Is. The charges
against Collector Wickers OF alleged collu-
Sion with Cuban insurgents astound every
one here, and are believed to be entirely
unfonnded. Nine tenths OF the large reye-
nue. collected here Is paid by Cuban manu-
facsurers. The collector has several Cuban
employees. but, as n matter course, he cam
not be held accountable for their sympa-
thies,
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NUMERICAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICIt2CNr. April &, 1854,
UFFTRIHGs.
WHEAT.-slixed. 81 Q bushos. Red, "a bushels.
CoRN-white, 3,00e bushels. Mixed, 1850
bushels.
OATs.-l,72S bushels.
MEAL 80 bushels
hILLET SEED.-24 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sEo6gTkHl.
WHEAT-Mixed, lG2 bushels at Sl.l0 To- l.l3
Red, 20 bushels common rhortberry AT 81.
CoRN.-Whlte. 1884 bushels good to prime "a
COZ 10 65c. Mixed, 500 bushels very good q
62Rc. .o
OhTs.-56G bushels very good mixed at 4Oc.
MEAL.-50 bushels &C 7Oc.
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A Republican Rap at the Malone
Delegates.

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspa0n.i
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April lS.-Ihe hon'
j. J.. Dezendorf, chairman Of the State
Central Committee Of the Republican
party OF virginia. received the following y,
communication from the chairman OF Tue
Republican National Committee to-day
HEADouATERs REPUBLICAN NATIONAL }
COMMITTEE, 1915 III STREET,
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1884.
sir,-The Executive Committee respecs-
fully request Won TO send, so soon as elected;
the full names and post-oliice address OF
delegates and alternates TO the National
Republican Convention from the STATE y.
large and from the Districts. Care sno .h",
be taken TO write the names plainly .h po
the list for The use OF the conyen.ion 'n'' w
free from errors. Respectfully,
ID. NJ. sABIS, Chairman.
Hon. j. r. Dezendorf, Chairman state Yen zen
trail Committee Republican party Oh VIZ
ginia.
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Railroad COMPANY Organized.
10y telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


HARRIsONBURG, April 1S.-A meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Washington, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis railroad was held to-
night, and the company was organized by
the election OF the following officers
President, Archer n. Martin, New York
Directors F.. Kimball, New York; Ii.
d. Cooke, Washington; and U. l.. Boyce,
j. w. f. AllemOng, and j. S. Loose, Vir-
gina. Energetic work will be commenced
on the road early in May. This road will
traverse one OF the richest mineral and tim
Der sections OF Virginia.
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FalI I'm High Wines.

by Telegraph 20 Tue DIspAIcIlsT
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-A decline here
to-day OF three cents in the quotation OF
high wines causes some excitement IN
whiskey circles. and is done without or
ders of the whiskey pool. The sales re-
ported to-day were those OF leading men,
bers OF the pool in this city. The decline
is regarded as necessary result OF the
dull market and large quantity OF Ken
lucky goods pressing Tor saie. ~
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osen ra'ding moonshiners, bringing ten
w. OF the revenue laws with them.
i lay ouicers describe the hunt MS very ex-
cm'ng, as the moonsLiners were hard to
oaeGn' end resisted aud fred at the mar
r however, no one was hurt. In
casey county the rendezvous Of Joe John
son gang, The terror OF the neighbor-
"ood, was raided and the gang captured.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.
The new hotels win be open APRIL list, and in
perfect order. Cap ,city, 400 guests There will
be three seasons-ihe spring season. April, May
and June; the summer season. July and August;
the fall season, September, October, and Noyem-
Der. Monthly rate for summer season. $50
monthly rate for the spring and fall season, 500.
Ten dollars per month will be deducted when Two
or more persons occupy one room.
The guests have free access TO the bridge ana 70
all the grounds Seven miles Of carriage drives In
the forest; an excellent livery; music. billiards,
bowling alleys, baths, electric bells, riding clubs.
Private horses furnished and kept for sl2.oO per
'"eek.
For particulars address
f.. G. PEYTON, Manager,
Natural Bridge,
Rockbrldge county, Va.
NH 23-Su, Tn &Sat6m
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c.nture ar T,iicit DistiiIers.
Inv tcleeraph 10 the Dispatcb.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April ls;--Depu.y
Collector Stife, of the Fifth district OF
North Carolina, has telegraphed 70 Tue
Commlssioner Of Internal Revenue IRON a
COMPANY shops, in that State, that ne nad
made raid into Orange county, N. T., YES
tsrday. and captured three Illicit olss'l-
i.ries and six thousand gallons OF peer.
" IomsyILLg, April rs. "A posse Of depu'
80 marshaIs, under the leadership OF eap,
lin Campbell, returned from Casey ana
Green eounties to-day, where tney NAV
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~
dynamite I'm Cuba.

BY telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Mr. Riviera, the
editor OF the Cuban organ here, EL Sepdrd-
fista. states ~ have Just had news that
General Aguero has already made use OF
the dynamite he bought In New York. He
took with him pupil OF Professor Mezze-
rolf to form dynamite corps, and he has
already blown up several sugar-plantation
works, and wrecked village called Cali
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PaDaI EncyeiicRl.
Inv rahln To the Diannfch

lDy cable TO the Disp1tchI
ROME, April 1S.-The Pope to-day sub
mitted to the College OF Cardinals an En-
cycical letter. In which he give, clabosata
planation-historical, philosophical, sn9
political-oi the origin and pufDuss OF
political secret societies. lie prssslmces
Freemasonry the inspiring element n ~
the secret associations OF Italy.
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Stricken from the Docket.

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON. s. c., April 1S.-Upon mo-
ton OF District Attorney Melton to-day
in the United States Circuit Court all the
cases on the docket involving charges OF
violation OF the election laws were stricken
from the docket.
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FL Mahdi Hcmmed In.
IN cabIe TO the Dlspatch.I

CAIRO, April 1S.-Sir Evelyn Barring.
the English Minister, has received a dis
patch from General Gordon OF April 9th,
in which he says that a merchant had
reached Khartoum from FL Obeid. after a
journey Of twelve days. The merchant
reports that the Tegeba tribes had twice
defeated Mahdi, who suffered heavy losses.
Mahdi is now as completely hemmed in as
General Gordon is.
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A weeks business Failures.

I BY IeIe2Tapn 10 IHo DIoPaVV"',
NEW YORK, April 1S.-The business
failures throughout the country during
the last seven days number for the United
states 1850, and for CanaGa 10, or total OF
ia as compared with 214 last week-a re-
ductIon OF 3s failures. Decreases are up,
narent in every section Of the country, anu
particularly In Canada, where toe failures
are less than any week for many months
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"a N c E X q.

The development Of the treatment or Cancer
With swift's specific seems wonderful thata ]
20 afflicted should write rs.
CANCER FOR FOURTEEN YEARS
sPARTANBURG, 5. C., March IA, 1884.
have for fourteen wears tcCn IA sufferer front
n running sore on my face that eyeryboly caileda
NICER. 1 have used over $500 worth or n odi-
cne and found no relief About -four months ago
bought one bottle Of cwifts Spechc from Dr. IL
n. fieinltsii, and since have bought i've otbersf
have taken Il, and they have CURED ME- sound ana
welt My flee Is as free from core As GnybodJ's,
and my health Is perfectly restored. ] feel IKE
fort years had been ,ifted OF my head
Yours thankful ELIZA 1IEsLEY.
Mr.. y. y. Burns, Hope, Ark, says, under date
Jaf nary %, 1884 81 have taken five bottles OF
Swift's specific for a sore on INV t.mple-said 70
be a cancer. l have been wonderfully benshtea
! and will soon be y we'll man.
MIR. W.R Robson, pay sbOrG', Ga, writes, IN
der date January 3, l664: - am getting Oh Inc
", the ulcer Is gradually healing ! teel uAt
swift's Specific II cure the horrible cancer which
has been feeding ON ME for over twenty years"
Treatise on Blood aud skin Disease mailed free
/ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
| Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
| New York Ofnce, I59 west Twenty-ihiri rect,
! between sixth and Soye. Oh ayennes- ap IL
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Carrying Concealed Weapons I'm
Texas.
CBy telegraph To The Dispatch.I

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
GALVESTON, April 1S.-A dispatch to the
NeUS from Austin says Governor Ireland
has issued a proclamation restoring in the
border counties the law against carrying
concealed weapons, which on account OF
hostile incursions of Indians was suspended
by proclamation in June, 1881. The Gov
ernor declares the law to be IN full force and
effect all over the State on and after May
LET
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Murderer Hanged.

ny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, April 1S.-Theo-
dore Hoffman. VINO murdered Zife Marks,
Jew peddler, was hanged at the Jail here
this morning.
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For Tllden and Hendricks.

by telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.I
THE DALLEs, Or, April 1S.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention at Yesterdays ses-
sion adopted resolutions favoring Tilden
aud Hendricks as the choice OF the Demo-
Gratis OF Oregon for President and Vice
President respectively.
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been returned IN Nedena county for fence
cutting. The district attorney. believes he
will be able 10 SECURE two hundred indici-
ments against parties for fence-cutting,
fence-burning. perjury, .and conspiracy to
Kill the sheriff
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Execution I'm Georgia.
rRv telegram 10 the Dispatch,

10y VeItsI"P1 70 'I1V H47V73VH'I
MACON, Ga, April 1S.-A special to the
Telenaph and Messenger from Eastman,
Ga. SAYS: f" Willis Hodges (colored) was
hanged here at lao p. NJ. to-day for the
murder of Lizzie Jones (colored) on the
2sth OF December last. The hanging was
witnessed by a large crowd, TO which the
doomed man delivered an exhortation. He
proiessed willingness to die, and ayowed
belief that he would go to PARADISE"
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Ex.Federal Officials Indicted.

BY telegraph 70 The DIspaIch.I
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 1S.-In the
United States Court here to-day true bills
were found against NJ. Drayton Goode,
Columbus o. Kimball, Richard I. Spratley,
and Thomas J. Bannister, eX-deputy mar
shals, for presenting fraudulent accounts.
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The Western Citizen, OF indianapolis,
Ind, states " Mr.. Harry j. Miller, associate
editor of this paper, was relieved ny st.
Jacobs OIL OF severe attack OF rheuma'
tism.n
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r. s,,exraph 10 Tie Dispatch. J

IBy teIeKFAIH 70 tp< -, 20 1,ha
WxsuIxGror, ID, e., April 49, Eng nc
PreaIdenys Recommendation that CoIlee.vi
Wicker, Of Kew West, DO removed Ior ~
tive sympathy With The Iucsn n = axe,,,.
M again under consideration 'n sxecu-
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No s..,va,,eu I'm south Carolina.

IBy telegraph 70 tbe DIspa'cn.I ,r.,,o
CHARLESTON. s. C., April ls.--rne ne ,O"
and Courier will tomorrow puoilsh So
cisls from all parts OF the State wnere .s sui
walton was reported TO exist, which lr ut'e Az:
dlsproye the statements made. The aus
patches cover the counties OF AIKEN, pam
wen, Hampton. Beaufort, Orangepna aE,
Colleton, and Marion. They come run
welLiniormed correspondents, ana SLOW
that there ID absolutely no distress 10 any
part Of the reported districts.
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Resigned.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ANNAPOLIS, MD, April 1S.-Naval-Cadet
William T. Gillispie, Fourth class, Of Vir-
ginia, has resigned.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAySNtis, Ae.
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT L.
LEwIs's AgT-GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, WATER -C0Lol.s'
OLEoaRApus, STEEL EYoRAviNGs,
AND CuRoMos FOR SALE. (
MAsTEL- and PiER-uiRRoRS sisQUs
and RoGERs's GROUPS constantly 90 hand
sxl0 FRAMES, In Cod. Bronze, Plush, Ebopys
ana Walnut, from use. upwards.
CABINET FRAMEs IN Every ssy,e--a lar
asnortment on hand and for sale II verylow prices.
FRAMES MADE TO oRDgR and PiCruREs
FRAMED n The latest and most ssssxee nanass
nASTER-cARDS ID every stvls.
EAnELs and cORNlCx3 made 10 order.
4 full Hoe Of ARTISTS MATERIALS eee~
SANITY an hand L. LEwlsS Ara 0>iexys
hla eIo netp sgse~ !.
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Flour.

E1our.--We quote: Fine. S2.5Oegs9; suUeTHnc
s3250s4: extra. S4.76Mfi.9O; family To@
S5.25; Patent family, country, SEQ $3.50. Mar
ket very uull.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs-FrRsr BoARD.-lo0 virgiria peelers at
AZ; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock a, 73 1000 Virginia new SIS with all
couponsl at 61A.
SECOND BoARD.-3,00o virginia new 3's with
all couponsl at 6ll; 10 shares Petersburg Rail-