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ORDER FOR FRUIT TREES

upon the wel-lmown VernondaIe Nurseries of
Challley Dillingham;, who has a splendid assort-
ment of fruit trees, grape vines and shrnbbery,
of all varieties, especially adapted TO Virginia.
This order is worth FIFTY DOLLARS, and will
entitle the holder TO that amount OF trees at
cash prices This prize we offer to the second
best list sent us before the 10Th of March, i'll
time for spring planting.
The third prize is of the same Kind as the second
werth FORTY DOLLARS, and will be given to
the person sending the third best list,
As additional prizes, we offer a WEBTERS
DICTIONARY, unabridged, worth sl2; q two
horse DIXIE Pillow; set Of best Agricultural
Works, worth SO; Fowler and Wells pnblioa-
lions; New Music of Peters Co. worth $l0
also, sets of valuable miscellaneous books, worth
$40 each also, orders for nursery stock, worth
ten dollars each. One Of the above prizes will
be awarded TO each. club of fifty, and prizes or
one-half the va,te in our discretion to each club
of thirty. Each competitor may Indicate the
prize which he prefers, and it will be awarded
to the first who has so expressed preference.
Please state what prize You aim at. This will
not prevent you taking any smaller prize should
you fail TO secure the higher.
Every club of five will be entitled to an extra
copy OF the WEEKLY. CanyasseTs along the lines
OF the railroad will find il TO their interest 10 in
clude also the DAILY, and SRMI-WEEKLY, espe-
cially, in their list. Every subscriber Tor the
SEMI WEEKLY will CONT as two for the WEEKLY,
and for the DAILY in same proportion. a
AT our club rates, two cents week supplies
you with a flrst-class paper. Newsdealers and
others Will find 1t for their interest TO keep our
paper, WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY for sale.
They will be furnished at favorable rates.
To aid parties raising clubs by enabling them
to offer some inducements to each subscriber, we
propose the following: . t
To each club OF ten subscribers or more we will
send a sufficient number of GRAPE CUTTINGS
of the new and best varies to furnish each MEM
Der TWO DOZEN VINES. With these cuttings
we will send directions for roofing.
To each club of fifty or more we will send TWO
ROOTED VINES each, and also CUTTINGS as
above. These will be sent for distribution to the
club. These VINES and CUTTINGS WILDE from
our own grounds where we have over one hundred
varieties on trial, including all new and choice
kinds, which we will be glad to aid in distributing
over the State among our readers and others If
any prefer seons of choice apples, cherries pears
&c We will substitute or add them to the
grapes, il informed in time. We believe that
next TO good newspaper a bonntifm supply of
good fruit for old aud young is the best gift of
Providence.
Remittances should be made by money orders
or registered letters, and addressed 10
EDWARD DANIELS,
Editor and Manager State Journal. Richmond.
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rlHENEyY YORK IYGIENIC INSTITUTE
Is AND loLAIGHT ST, NEW YORK CITY.
II A. L. WOOD, M. D., PnrMclAN.

A. Il. WOOD, M. D., PHYSICIAN.
The objects OF This institution, which has been
in successful operation for more than twenty
years, are two-ioid, viz:
/. The Treatment aaid Cure of the Sick, with
out poisoning Them, by Hygienc agencies alone
2, To furnish II pleasant, genial HOME 10 friends
of Hygiene throughout the world, whenever they
visit this city.
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AUCTION HOUSE.

TT MCCORMICK, II
IL NO. fi14 MAIN STREET
D. RICHMOND, VA,
iAUCTIONEER &COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Keeps on hand, for sale TO the trade on families
at private sale, a large stock of $3.50
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, fa Hs.
FURNITURE, CLOTHING, tttiel4 +.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
All of which will be sold at auction prices
wholesale and retail f3i ssasstH
ne AUCTION SALES DAILY at 10 A. M. and
r. nj. iy 27-6m
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allowed the extra copy after the first club, but
can remit at the lowest rates, ttl eaeh,) and are
allowed to add to their club one or more names,
fast as they obtained and are not restricted
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and money. The money should always be sent
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fluiE STATE JOURNAL is an excellent ad-
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EDWARD DANIELS. Editor mud Manager
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LNOR RENT-0ne large DWELLING, a
II with modern cOny eliences, near the cor 7.a
nor OF Leigh and Adams streets. Apply 10
de lS--lm GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS.
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STUDENTS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE.
A GRAND REPERToRY or FACTS, WITH THErR
PHILOSOPHY AND APPLICATION.
SPEECHES, ADDRESSES, AND LETTERS
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No. 9 WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
MACHINE, WORTH $50. ..sg

This splendid machine viii be awarded TO The
person who sends us the largest number of sub
scribers before the LIST of June, 1872. Our second
prz0 is an ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-13

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
will reach the Arkansas river in June, and
by early fall will be near enough to the
Texas line to control the cattle trade, which
will probably reach 100000.
Moses Terwilliser recently choked his
mother to death in Ulster county, n. Y,
and is now in Jail, having confessed the
crime. He is insane. His mother was 50
years old, and after killing her the son set
fire TO the house.
Patne 4 Co., at Cleveland, Ohio, exploded
Tuesday with great violence. flight hun
dred barrels Of oil were burned, but lilo
lives lost. Loss, $4,000.
A national emigration bureau was organ
lied at New York last night, (H. Greeley,
chalrman,) for the distribution of labor
through the States and Territories by q sys-
tenn OF colonial settlements.
Captain Hall announces that he will take
no fat men on his Arctic expedition, they
being less able than lean ones to stand the
cold.
An association of workingmen in New
York is about to test the right of Congress
TO give away the public lands to railways.
Last year California produced 10000, 600
pounds of wool, or 100000 pounds more
than all the British American provinces.
Valparaiso, Ind. boasts of new NINE
raj spring Of unusual flavor, and proposes
!! to eclipse Saratoga.
san Francisco has sO7 manufacturing
Establishments, employing an aggregate
capital Of ST., 533, 900.
A train Of coal. oil cars was burned on the
Erie railway on Sunday. One man was in
jured. Loss, $4,000.
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The New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-The weather
to-day was pleasant, and the attendance at
the Matairie course was good. The first
race was for the minor stake for two-year
Odds; one mile-S1, 900 added. There wei e
twenty. three entries only nine started.
The race was won by Billy Williamson,
beating Frank Ross, Geo. Wilks, and Mel
Iigan's Sir Rufus. The five others were not
placed. Time, LACK.
Second Rdce.-Purse, 500; two miles.
The race was won by Victory Mamie
Douglas, second; Morgan Scout, third.
Time, 340A.
Third Race.-For $500; mile heats. Jno.
Mcdonald, l l; Sue Dougherty, 2;
Cheatham's &. f.. 5; WOODBURY., 4 6;
Hinton, 4; Village Blacksmith, 6 3;
Everton, I, and distanced. Time, TAG,
l :444. - <--...-
The first race was very close, the second
was won easily, and in the last each heat
was Won by less than half the length.
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Fire at Newborn, N. c.
Loss Over S2O0,OOO-PrOperty In
anrad for About 100000.

NEWBERN, n. c., April IA most as
astrous fire occurred this morning on Mid
die street, destroying seventeen houses nc USE
Jos. Schwerin estimates his loss at 81 900 !;
Moses Patterson, $1,000; Or. J. W.
Hughes's loss, $4,000; III. Goldmith's loss,
8, 900; Elias Dawson, $1,000; L. Ulrich,
$4,000; F. Duffy, $1,000; Mrs. Curtis,
$4,000; William Kosmanski, S9, 600 !;
A, McLacklan,. 81 200; q. d 3. EN-
manuel, $4,000; Weinstein d Brother,
5000: o. Marks, $4,000; J. N. Ager-
slime, 81, 900; 4. D. Meadows, $40 900; M.
Hahn, 81, 500; Primrose & Tate, $500; j..
McSorley, $500; Smallwood Estate, So
600.
THE total insurance on the property de-
stroyed was about 300, 900. ~ - b
The fire was first discovered in the rear
Of McLacklan's store. It spread down Pol
lock street to the National Bank, and down
Middle street to the residence OF Mr.. Moses
Patterson. I. 81. ~ 5,s*.s X.
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California News-The Fair-Crittenden
Murder Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-The prosecu-
ton in the Fair. Crittendcn murder trial is
now introducing rebutling evidence, show
ing Mrs. Fairs character to have been no.
toriously bad before she met Crttenden.
The interest in the case continues undated.
Over one hundred love-letters which had
passed between the parties have been pub
lished. Many of the letters introduced in
the case are unfit for publication.
w. II. Seward, Jr., Messrs. Knapp and
Osborne, and their ladies, are resting here
a few days before making tour Of this
State and Oregon.
Eleven japanese merchants have arrived
here by the bark Gancho with 135, 900 cards
of silk-worm eggs, costing in Japan S6I5.-
900. They were contracted for by French
house at S. per card, but the order was
cancelled in consequence Of the war. The
japanese merchants then chartered the
Gancho and shipped the entire lot for this
port for market. They are of the best
known variety and in good condition.
The schooner Ajax, from Honolulu
with Australian mails, is three days over
due.
In the Fair. Crittenden case to-day Judge
Dwinello ordered her counsel, Mr.. Cook,
to show cause next Monday why he should
not be punished for contempt of court-he
having made an assertion which the Judge
characterized as false in regard to his rul-
ings in the case.
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Rio de Taueiro Markets.

MARCH s.-Our adyices from Bio de Janeiro to
tnls date are continued from the oad OF February,
Exchange up to the arrival OF the steamer
oneida rom Europe. on the 5h Instant, under
ttle or no alteration, but since then the rate
for commercial bills has gradually advanced to
24ad., at which the market closes firm. The Bark
rate Is still nominally 2ld., but us they find no
money rise Is moment rrily expec ed.
Soyereipns, 1o320O each.
flour--Large simultaneous arrivals have checked
which had previously begun 70 manifest itself.
we learn that cargo Of "Codorus'' has been sold
at 22toOo. For first grades of Richmond the same
price may be had, while second grades cannot be
quoted above 2C$Occ@2lSOoo. Arrivals have been
s,a77 bbls. Richmond. IL olO bbls. Baltimore 600
Dds: New York, and 0Go bags California total
Zs,e4I Dbls: Sales comprise 100 bbls. Baltimore
at 2osooo9l22fQ00 1900 bags California at 100000
anu $50 bbls. Trieste out of condition at 20SG00-
TOTAL 10 $50 bbls; leaving stock in first hands, s3
5hls. richmond, 700 bbls. Baltimore. LOCO bbls.
New ork 1000 bags California, 500 bills Genoa,
bbls.
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Latest from the West Indies.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, April ia num-
Der of Haytian spies have arrived here to
watch the refugees and report any move
ments by them towards the annexation OF
nayti to the United States.
Dispatches from the British Government
announce the determination of the Cabinet
TO make Honduras a crown colony, to
form a part of the West Indies Confedera-
ton. . .-
The British flying squadron, now here, Is
to 60 to Havana. The DaGla mas gone 10
Law The cable between St. Thomas and De-
merara. The Suffolk is still graphing for
the lost Porto Rico cable. She has favora-
Bile weather. sr"
The authorities have seized sikty-four
packages of arms and ammunition, which
were hidden in the bushes at Salt Key, in
tended for expectation to the Cubans.
They will be sold at public auction.
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The chihuahua Indians Attack q
Provision Train-Slx Persons on
Train KtlIed-The Indians Pursued
by Mexican Troops across Frontier
into the United States-Etghfy In
dlans Killed and Caplured-COili-
sion between the American and
Mexican Tr0ops-A u. s. officer anu
Forty u. 8. Soldiers Killed.
GALVESTON, April PA special from
Austin to the Galveston Meas states that
Heard s. Miller's train, loaded with bacon
for Fort Bayard, was attacked near the
boundary by large band of Indians.
Keard's wife and five other Americans
were killed. The chihuahua frontier
Mexican troops pursued the murderouss
band across the boundary into the United
States, and killed and captured eighty In
dams. The United States troops from
Fort Goodwin, who went to protect the
Indians, coliided with the me xleans; q
fight ensued, in which the commanding
officer of Fort Goodwin and forty Ameri.
can soldiers were killed. The Mexicans
numbered 200 men. Ez..:... <.
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i wind storm at keokuk. Iowa, Monday,
be" the roof of the Catholic church, burst
u The front Of the First Baptist Church,
demolished several small buildings, and I'm
lDpi"d others. A storm of sleet and rain
iIr'alcd in Wisconsin and Minnesota,
Gtong considerable damage to telegraph
Hiies, &c.
twenty-five residents Of Reading, Pa,
tANty from Lancaster, and twenty-eight
from other parts OF Pennsylvania, all hon
G'abIy discharged soldiers, emIgrated Tues
Va! 70 Kansas, where they propose to form
Sco!ony.
a gentleman in Boston has subscribed
'"enty thousand dollars for the endow-
i m OF Liberia College, at Monrovia, In
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roRr OF RICHMOND. APRIL Il, 1871.

rORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1871.
AaB!v5;t.
Schooner ". Is. Mann, Rogers, Charleston.
lumber. Z. Pickerell.
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, Hinson, Annapolis
Nd. light, R1chm md Granite Company.
SAliSn,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cfa 7G;sC and passengers l.. IS Ts.um.
Schooner Ohm J.. Merrill, Wick, New York via
Osbor1c's, coal Curtis & Park r.
Schooner Morning Light, Bowen, Philadelphia,
pig iron. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Mary y. Francis, NcAnorews, Phila-
delphia, u ante, Curtis ( Parker.
Schooner John X. Ford, Gala cher, Philadel-
phis, grani.c, RichuCnd Granite Company.
NJ :MoRA-!pA.
We note the arrival In Philadelphia of schooner
A. NJ Bailey, Harris, Lumber, from James river.
EST POIST, April l2 Arrived, steamer Viz
ginia, Freeman. Baltimore. merchandise and pas
sergcrs, York Slver Railroad Company and sailed
ON r, arm.
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Tns TAX ON Jupass' SALARIES, &C.

TIE TAX ON Jupass' SALARIES, Be-
Tashsastosb April u.--Judge Bsrtol, of
Baltimore, has called upon the Treasury
authorities to know what course they I'm.
tend to pursue relative to the recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court ION appeal
from Massachusetts, that It liz unconstltu-
tional to tax the salary Of judicial officer
of State. Judge B. has paid about 5000
income tax, which he thinks ought to be
refunded under this decision. No opinion
has vet been rendered by the Treasury De-
partment. but the opinion prevails that
some remedial legislation is required.
1t is very evident, from the discussion In
the Senate yesterday, and the action to-day
IN laying it aside, that the claim Of Foster
Blodgett to a seat rs Senator from Georgia
will be postponed till next session, thus
giving the Legislature in the meantime an
opportunity to elect new Senator. The
opposition from leading Republican Sem
ators indicates very clearly that he will not
be admitted. The unfortuns..a result Of
this course, however, will be to also post
pone the admission OF the Democratic Sem
ator, Mr.. Goldthwaite, the validity OF whose
election Is not seriously questioned.
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LATEST FROM wAsHInaroH.
ConEresa1onaI.

tkzESDH8 EEBHAVUA1ssg 81 sEtEI4
r WASHINGTON, April 12.-Senate.-sena.
tor hSher1nar's resolution fnstructine the
Finance Committee to consider during The
recess of Congress the best system OF re.
ducing the taxes was adopted.
g, Senator Robertson moved TO amend the
order OF business so "a to allow the conside-
ration of the House amnesty bill.
Senator Edmunds objected, and the bill
was laid over until tomorrow.
The kuklux bill was debated without a
vote being taken. =
House.-The House resumed the conside.
ration of the deficiency appropriation bill.
The Senate amendment appropriating SI2.-
900 for the benefit of destitute aged persons
In The District Of Columbia was coneurred
In. 49, IT
"A long: discussion ensued on the amend
ment repeating the law requiring Congress
TO meet on the 4th of March, but no action
was taken. The amendment had passed,
but is being reconsidered.
The Southern Claims Commission.
WASHINGTON, April lathe second seq
sion OF the Southern Claims Commission
was held to-day. Several cases were set for
further hearing.
The commission today heard the case of
Martin for articles taken from his plantation
In Alabama during Glierson's raid.
The question Of Jurisdiction over claims
for rent Of occupied public buildings in
the South was presented, but the commits
sion declined giving decision until a case
involving the point comes up.
Public notice Is given of the desire of the
commission to have the petitions addressed
them for allowance Of claims accompanied
by all the written evidence of whatever
character in the possession of the claimants.
The commission has also decided that their
rule or rules do not require the iron-clad
oath attached to petitions to be wholly in
writing, but that a printed form may he
used.
p The Weather Report, .a
WAsH1NGTos, April Partially cloudy,
with light winds, will probably be expert
and the Mississippi Valley cloudy weather
and fresh westerly winds on the lakes, and
fresh winds on the East Atlantic.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Honey Market.
NEW YORK, April 11--Money easy Ut sels per
cent. Exchanges, ssG1o. Cold, 1td;@l,ca ,e2,s,
12s State securities dull Tennessee s,s &C. yirri-
Mia e's, esq; new, - Louisiana SIS, ca new, eas.
,Aevee S. 70; s's IS. Alabamg s's, 800; IS, sos
g sorgia ss, seq; 20, ssS North Carolina o,s 40 !;
new, 2sa. South Carolina els, "a; new, eoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-13

CIVIL RIGHTS IN MIsslssIPPI.-A dispatch
rom jackson, Miss, on Tuesday, states
I'M after a warm debate the House of Del
"-Nte, adopted an amendment to the Code
discrimination on account Of
''j'r III steamboats,, passenger cars, or
> ages. 1he penalty is S., 900 fine and from
niLr Y eIX months Imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-13

-r4DEE ILLSEss.-On Yesterday morning
NJ. II. VI. Bowden, the member Of the
House Of Delegates from Norfolk city. had
>.I-re bemorrhage of the lungs while on
i. rain en- route TO Richmond. His sud-
IT,. !.nesS occurred few miles from Snf-
:,s and he was 40 Frustrated that he was
ri: Il Windsor station, Norfolk and Peters
om- railroad. for medical treatment.-Pe-
;.F.5Uy IndeJ.
! telegram in the Norfolk Journal states
IT,, Nj. Bvwden died at sH T. NJ, on
Inn.h.l
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COMMERCIAL.
ConNASD gLouH EXCHANGE; I
RICHMOND, VA, April Il. l57L !

| COIN AND FLouH ExGHANGE}
| EicnaoND, VA, April L. 1871.
+ OFFERINGS. X -
Rasat.-White. 1,esa bnahelr. Red, rss buaEels.
,, SsorI.W bite. ss bushels. Yellow, 10 Bushels.
Odts.-3e bushels. 's H..
Rye.-a2 bushels. -. 80 '5-s--t- = q,
FIarSeed.-6 buPhelH. j :. +.e ~
SALES.
Whede-White, ~ bushels common at 81 so %
at sL55; j, ll0 bushels prime at 81. 20 TOO Saseis
very good at el.so-totaI, Less bushels. Red, !
bushels a. 81 90; 90 bushels weary good at s1.s2a
yate terms; 10 bushels at Sl.d5 100 bushels com
mon at 9l.as 40 bushels good at s177A 90 bushels
S Snohss at $3.50 so4 bushels at $L75-to;al cA
Corn.-Wh!te, IS bushels very good at SIC. Yel-
low IS bushels at $50. Mixed 100 bushels very good
0ats-2s bushels fair at Csc. 90 bnshels good at
&c SO bushels very good at SIC. .-total lss bush
Rye.-s2 bushels at sOc.
tiai RE-ExHIBrTED. go
Corn-W hlte, so bushels. Yellow, IS bus hels,
REMARKS. .,7n
Ihe offerings Of wheat to-day showed considers
BILE Increase. The market Yves "actiyen at prices
rather weaker-oferiugs of Corn and Oats being
light and without any Improvement in price. n
The following 10 comparative statement OF
prices on Change for the month OF March in 1853,
1870 and 1871:
March I,l ss9-Wheat ;White, prime, ss.ls; Red,
prime, ss. Corn White, prime, See, Oats very
geo, ,. &C. D Bye, Very good. go. March IS
very good, acc. Oats: prime. CSC. March 40
Corn White very good, s0c. Oats very good, as.
prime, Sl.or. Corn White, very good, CSC. Oats:
sea- sos., Eye s5tc March Is, 1870 Wheat:
Wh hits' very good S,.a7a Red, gooo, 8l2s Corn:
very good, soc. March 30, l87G--Whest; White,
very good, SL37a; Red, prime, SLIPS Corn: White,
prime, 81. oats very good. sac, - a :<.'@-
March l, ISL Wheat White, very good, S1.77a;
Red, prime, $l:so Corn: White, very good, soc.
oats prime, 600; aye: very good, CSC. Msrch
sl.75. Corn: " hite prime, IS. Cats prime, eoc.
Rye prime. 6oc. March 30, l871-.W heat White,
goud $ls73; Red, prime, $3.50. Corn; hite, good,
Gle. Oats prime, ssc. Rye prime, S7ac.
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INSTALLATION OF a NEW JUDGE.-Matt.
4. julien, Esq, the recently-elected Judge
u 'he Police Court, was installed this
M'T'lln" in the presence Of u large number
.! The members OF the bar.-St. Louis Dis
Lg.ch kh
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FIRE TINS MoESlSG.-ThiS morning about
a...-ia>t o'clock the junk store OF Messrs.
NHlA,ad y Martin, on Oak street, was dis
,".", 10 bc Oh fire from the interior. The
I'm was instantly sounded, bat ere tie
:. brigade could reach the spot the build
ILL., "as completely enyeloped and the tl4me
..t communicated 10 the adjoining house,
occupied ~ Mr.. Miller rs q bakery. The
.wn buildings, all wood, were entirely de-
>'r"!ed, together with their contents. The
INK establishment, we learn, was Insured
ia In" tuthbert agency, but TO what extent
w. are not advised. We could not learn
II l.cth"r the other was insured or not
t...r:gurq Courier.