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CITY PROPERTY.
Ncst Huron a. near NV cor Of Hoyne st. +, Lot o.
dated Anril II consideration, 5000.
1ea ~ =. 49,, ~ o. n.,s, 55,,t., 5.,.d Anvil
LOT s6 Y hioek ~, oheMslos han''lon' oasoo np''
a.; eoneideration, $780, r,.. or .,o
Hurlhut st. u. Of and near Linden st " I, 70 II 10
alley, dated April a consideration; 9 Il ,ouo'
alley, dated March 81 consideration, 81 900.
Hamlin av ?to It Of West Mad!son @ st, Of 16o11aA
1t, dated Apr1l II conslaesation, S9,too. ,o :,
shurslef ~. near Ihirty-sccoad st t, 25z1oo IT,
dated April ~ consideration, y o3o.
Ogden az, l3l f. Of ieays 1T, i LOT D, datea
April 10; consideration, 81 100.
State st. so6 o-10 II ot Sixteenth st y +, und y Of
30 II to alloy, dated March 81 consideration, 81 aG0
Esson road near " corner OF Augusta d, 70 It
10 alley, dated April Il consideration, g $50.
Lot 10, tn Dlk Ashland Addition, dated April II
constdsration, = Fl soo y, =, u,,,,,,. TT. s.,.
g. in Block Roekvolls Addition, dated April II con-
Hlderstion, 900.
Evergreen ~, near Fovlor st, n W I, Lot 6. dated
April /; confederation 8, ,100.
Wood st, 140 II OF Twenty-sacon 1t, a41lo0 II,
dated Juns Q, 1872; confederation, $500. :,
, 1873-04-23

docks for $00o, &22.00, $4,000, tho domand boing
rathor Inactive oven at tl,eeo hguros. Tho
pto,speet howovor, ia most lattcring for
gets Icy enough to mnko It safe for vesuols to
ronoh tho docks. Tho log crop this aoaaon is un-
commonly good, anl ti,oro wifi bo no difficulty or
tnnas'nl oxponso in getting thcm down. Tho
various mills III the valley arc In unusually OK
collont working ordor, and moro lumber will DO
cut than ovor.. Tho dcmand, too, promises to bo
as gront, II not groator than over bcforo, which
will hHvo a tendency to keep tho pricoa stiff.
Tho only drawback foarod by lumber dcnlerB ia
the high ratca Of freight. There Ia 10 mitch de-
mhnd for voBaels in tho grain trade tl,at, unloss
high ratoH aro paid, tho vessela TINT can do It will
1eavo these waters and embark In tho transporta-
tion Of grnin or orc on tho Other lakos. Consid-
cradle attention Ia bong paid by our mill mon
now, to planod lninber, md probably moro will
DO slltppod already drossod thia year, from tho
sagnaw Valley, than has boon shipped for any
two ycara previous"
LATEST, -
In tho afternoon wl,oat WAS aotivo and irreBu-
lar, oloalng. 10 lower than at tho closo OF
Change. No. 2 spring sold at 81.242l@1. .29a(
aoller May, closing nt tho inaide, and 4f.27@p
1.209{ seller Juno, closing at $t.27. Corn was
sellor May, ind closing ~ 1ovor than on
Change, No. 2 sold at 8896E@90o eollcr May,
and 4036 @d015o seller June, both options closing
ut tho iDslde. 6alea Of provisions include 500
brls mesa pork scl1er July, at $18.76 and S9.85
WAS bid for lard, aeIlor Juno.
, 1873-04-23
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, April a.
Since urlast weekly review the situation Of tho
market tor domestic dry goods has undergone no
essential change. Although tho aggregate dis
tribution n1ado q very fair showing, thoro waa a
noticeable absence OF tint activity usually prova-
1ent ut thiB season, and tho market has loat much
Of the buoyancy that characterized 1t fortnight
ago. The principal drawbacks toan active tratlo
hayo beet tho rnpropitious woathor, tho unset
tied condition Of tho country roads, and the con-
tinued ntringency in tho money market How
Grafton it Is, Of course, quito impossible to foro
tell but were thoy Bpoedily removed, tho seaBon
is now 30 for advanced that increased
activity OF any considerable duration oannot
that purclieaos throughout the soason have been
OF 4 " hand to mouth" character, justiles thp
belief that there will DO steadily fair demand
for goods far into the summer. Tho changes in
quotations during tho past week havo boon few
somewhat less buoyant. and in Hou,o unpopular
brands concessions havo been nlndo to offeot
galos, tlore is still good dogree Of trmneasin
nearly NIL tho leading makos Of cotton fabric99,
and tho moro dosirablo woolenB. Although
stocks in jobbers' hands aro boing steadily
reduced, they arc still large, and III point Of
assortment md gonosal nttraotivenoss are NOT
o1collod In any Of tho markets Of the, country
III tho limo Of dress goods, Hhawla, &c, aolne
offered, Notwithstanding the cxcoodingly dig
agreeable character Of the weather, tho past foW
days hive witnessed q liberal incroase in tho de-
mand for carpctsngs,. and despite tho depressed
condition OF the market for the raw materials, q
firm tone aoemB to pcrvade the market dealers
cyiucinu nof1;Bpoeiton to iuoreaae sales at the
sacrillce Of pricos. Tho New York Mercantile
Journal says Of the woo1on goods market:
Tho market for cloths and other woo2en goods dur
ing the paa four months has been Improbable for tho
and very unsatisfactory for ~ cssses
Of dealers, Tho stock Of goods Oh hand was made
from DuHKnt It tts very htshost prices, willis tho
market for goodg has Ind steady downward tenden-
cy Tbs ro In Boston last fall Ybd to very general
belief that tho n'nrtct would he MATERIALLY affected By
tho destruction Of so large quantity OF fabrdcs and
for while thoro was considerable speculative
feeling among dealers md manufacturers OF
WOODEN goods which resulted in temporary stiHon-
Ing Of lilo market in wool and wooens in November
and December But since the lat of January wool hae
declined from 100 to Ito u ID all Of the principal
grades, while the market still has downward ton
dency Although thero has not been go great deprs-
cialion in cloths and other Woolon fabrics within t..
snmo tmo in the material, tho depressing eec.
has heen severely felt. For most part OF thu 6rfs
three months of ths present year tho trade has boss
continues aAnguid, with tho aggregate much hclos:
what has Lem expected by even tho moat
, 1873-04-23

Wheat was active, and averaged 115@2c higher
than yesterday, with Heyeral comparative ltlls In
tho trading. The bulk Of tho business sras done
before dispatches were recelyod from other
po{nts, and waa 1natigated by tho report TINT
three short operators had failed. Thoao who
had expected to receive wheat from them conf
mencod to bnyin, and tho furry this occnsioned,
joined TO Tho BnOw-ntorm, CAUSED some Of the
bggeBt shorts to fill In to the extont OF several
hundred Thousand bu. Tho market did not ad-
vance materially later which WAS probably
owing to tho fnot that the weather showed signs
OF olearing on for another little while; towardA
the close, however, holders became quite strong,
and sales wore made at tho outside prices of tho
soasion. Tho busineBh WIS principally speculative,
though lloro was q much hotter demand for cash
wlloat than yesterday. Il is noteworthy TINT Tho
present e1oitemont in wheat occurs within a day
Of The time of similar weatler bulge last yoar.
April 90, 1874, cash whoat was S1.20l1; tho next
day (Sunlay) tlloro waa q Bnow-ntorm aud Mon-
day's quotation was %l.20, tho price advancing to
$1.05 on tho 9th, though Now York reflaod to
respond, and Liverpool advanced 2@Ddd per 100
lbs from, tho Goth to tho 27th whla onr market
advanced 815o per bu. Boller May opened this
morning at $l.2l, declined to @l.20l3, advanced
to S1.2I14 foil to e1.24 roae to $l.2511, and
closed al $t.255l. Bellor June sold early at 4
premium OF 10 above May, but tile difference ro-
coded to 215o under largo demand for tho car
lier option Juno closed at e1.271l. eellor tho
month, OF regular No. apring wea qnotable at
81,22Ql1.231l, closing at R1,291l. Fresh re-
, 1873-04-23
COMM ERClAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, April a.
The following were the recopts and ahipments
Of tho leading articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and tor tho
corresponding dato one year ago:
, 1873-04-23

noGB--Tho hog trade opened aotlvo and
continued so to the close. with prices firm and
aud tho advance Of 16o askod BY holders was
ohaerfu1ly raid, prices going to eb80@5.o0 for
poor to CHOICE. Few sold undor 1886, and tho
bulk fetehod s5o6@ TO-. Only d fov car loads
Of prices was apparently to still higher range.
We note the following
, 1873-04-23
CHICAGO LIVE: STOCK MARKET.

QATTLE-At the East priccs are lower all
around, but tho lighter receipts hero induced .
confident feeling, and former ratea were were firmly 1ly
for especially desirable lota there wero buyers Of
a trifling adYanco. Although there wsa no .par-
ticular urgency in the demand for any clahB,
the different grades wero fairly nctlvo from tho
opening OF trlAlo to tho close, and nbout ovory-
oiforings wore ali that could be desired, tl.ero
being noticeable absence Of that scallawag stock
flat usually onters 30 largely into tho supply.
Very few enloA wero reported undor 94.76, while
tho gGeat bulk changed hands at prices ranging
from e5.12115 upward to 5000. sale Was ro-
s,,cl, sale was eTeoted. stookers Weto ealabo ct
strong prices, the supply fnlling considerably
short OF the demand. Smooth, thrifty. young
staer1,, Averaging from 900 to 1850 lbs, realiiy
commanded a1,6o@4 So. and in q fow INSTANCES
even higher figures wore paid.
market last wceli, 5,a54 hoad-or considerably
,nore than one-fourth Of tho :ontro supply-were
pnrclasod by Nelson Morris, Tho amount OF
inonoy roquircd TO move this stock WIS s375, 200
"a rrctty good weuk's bMDiuoss for one man.
Tho market closed stoady.
QUOTATIONS,
E1.rs-asaded steers Averaging 1,aoo Jus ,, ,o,o IN
1hoiee anS oiSss: bssvesfne fa well formed ysar
to year old stcors, averaging l,3oo to u,r,. =,
oooa siD Dbsees;y;ss-weifsiened, nciy formed
steesp averaging 200 to 1900 ibs; 63o99oo
Medium Grssa-.stesrs st in fair fesh, aver oas .,
pa!asrs ashs stosaGonon to far steers
Slaughter, Sal % averaging 100 to tito lbs. .. 4ooasos
o'E ics,. syoraging 7oS to 1850 ibH. 9.75@4at
1nferIor-Isit ead thin cows. hsifssa' wa, =,
Rtugs, bulls, and acaawng steers. 21o9an.
Oattis-Ioxas, Northern winterod, ,........ a75G4
uatlo-Corn-teu leS@s. s'e'es''''
, 1873-04-23

Wilmington peanuts, 1885; Ionnessoo peanuts, 1S@
GREEN Fnu1Ts-Thore rart!cu1nr change
Oranges and lemons aro in tatr request and steady
opt choeo ots, which aro rna at the qoted prlcos
Wo repent j. Annle' common nP t to fair goca
o $s.ooSs.oo ismons % ss IS .so97oo POI boz vaeneis
,o sG Gaze 9o ner S1.
s.ooa5.6o: Havana oranges, $500 per brl.
anooERIEs-In ths department, tho past wook was
been noisceabl. abtenco Il snything resembling &C.
tyity either in tho local or outside demands aud tho
is m t1a snrronass a e
ths marke tho aggregate distribution Of staple and
tide gee,s ha' ats l1fss as could
the e!trome ntringency q The money marriott has
asd In asfn 2 our
e arps a. y
activity which must follow pleasant weather. will no
! doubt Witness general hardening Of prices. Wo
ii Cam sopA:-7,z@oe.
oorYEEs-sloehs, aa992c; e.; e.: g; Jaya, 27@2so
Do, a31i@asAc; prime Rio, 23,l@2s,Sc; good d. 22st
e: snn,nor. 81 2ss; ss rS}sstfs T}se no. 199
2oAe; do. prime, S2to h1aracsino 23@23i6e. <,,
Sfga heRStss 1HASsfe eX@e q sRe; Tss seaon 1885, o
,5Sssss I'd S4ss.t5 s ss fs;ss
i1H@iisso: do So :, liifanhe; 3, 1lSil,se; q.
tn q, 1o''a@11; Ono. ., lo&Ge1o24o; yolow 9, TX
9SXe X Si seiss So 5ao;ssss s:as sosaT s; q
shose .aS51oa ao1oef d. prime 0oHo; do fair va
' EsnSps@bias3ond % ddsips, sl.os@1.4o e!lvex DIR.
xra oxrs ~ s E9ed Ssnns naaazyr
l!co molaases. choice, I5505c common molasaes, "a
@40c.
BALEnATus-C Common to best, 9@10c.
srioEa-Alnpee, :I7@lao; cioyes, aitS3sc saess.e,
assss sssss iuEs RsRs5s ss5s g $sss sss
zs ssss ass VII: &sss; sS %ss esssa % s; s
eas; White % Rose, oH@6fc; brown Wininor, 41S
~; palm, S@sHs s;Ss a inpe5sl, sH%9s -,
SSmRSe iSnaSSo ssaea so Of the country road, pas been
sa sGs' re-
higher an ,n w00 X a9s and de99g 5a
m & sa ss aysneed s Va
sassn s SFsfs IT. os =
toa| | To- dN rEeWSysd sTgs1
delivery Of rrc'soa, sloo@1.do, according to dis
tance:
current during the previous week Neither local
Eastern tanners havo operated with any freeaom and
ay he ea1 maas e. he esn %ss i liz
Now York market Il thus spokcn Of r. the Shos ga
a e. dnsef
few even ut the decline noted Last week. The receipts
arc heavy again, mud stocks Of a kinds arc acoala-
ing. IEicc1 are altogether nominal, and quotations
cannot be mndo which can DO depended on for any
length of tmo. Tho amount received ia oyer q, ,0oo,
Of 1o4 200 hides 81 Ill kinda" We qaoto Green city
butchcrs green cured ight 12o DO heavy ilc part
e asS T.; M ssssi ss saea sss s
lo@2oo longhsrod kir i2o deacon saipa soRess
, 1873-04-23

Decrease. ......... GINA ....n...t ...,.....
PROSPECTS FOR HALT.
The Day City Tribune Baya that, this year the
suit manufacture Of tho Saginaw Valley will be
largely increased. It predicts that oyor 100000
brla will ho mada In its own district II aaya
froights will open fayorably to slippers Of salt.
Owing to the small stock ready for shipment aud
tho duneas Of lumber freghts, vessels will have
to accept low freights or go light.
general foelng among satmanufactnrers IL that
The aoason will bo profitable one. Prices arc
likely to open ut considerably bsttor ratio than
last year. Tho market is baro, and tho pros
poctive demand good.
The annual report Of tho Superintendent Of
tho Onondaga Bpringa, aubmttted to tho New
York Legislature, shows TINT tho quantity Of
salt inspected there In 1879 falls short Of the in
spootions Of 1871, 4i4,031 bu, md is 478,6o3 bu
short OF tho average inspections for tho last ayo
years. The net reyonuo to tho State iB $685.
917B, a decrease of 4616.80 from 1871. The fol-
lowing table silowa wllero the Onondaga salt
found ita market IN 1871 and 1879:
, 1873-04-23

. sEEDs- Timothy md clover wero In good dornand
anil very firm tho former from 5R1Oc higher.
Tho offerings worry light. Hungarian waa firm ut
S1o5Gl .30 Millot Ut 0ocGt100 Timothy ta quotn-
Bic 1t ss.a503.oo: clovor ut *4.95@5.M. ThI at
sales include Is bags choice timothy at sseo 6e bsga
do at S365 100 ga do at $780, Y bagn at s3A5; all
bags nt s40 II bags At s335; 25o bags prime clover
at CO., 1O1 baga good ut f495; ~ bags choice Hul
gnran at 81 .30 u bags do ct $.25; 10 bags do at
st.2o; 10 baga poor ut s1o5 60 hags at at $t0o: 81
bagH do at 15c.
TEAS-Rulo quIot and easy. No auoab1e changes
are noted, follows: Young Hyaon, common to fur,
5o@G0c do good, 05@76c 90 choice to extra fine, Sloo
@l.10 common 10 nno dlIy9ou, 76e@t1 90 common
perfa G5@65c; good to choice do B9c@ss.10 flne to
good 9unposder, 7oegs1.11; choice, S1.16@1.2o;
Extra, $l;35@l.43; choice. to extra leaf japan,
ooc1f1.0O; fair to gooa do, T0@soc; common, DO
15c; colorod ns!tral leaf Japan I5G65o; common
to nne oolong.. a5@4so; good, doG7oo; choice to
.TObACJ6--Ia ia demand Mt the prices given below:
CIIew11a-Fino Cut-Extra 76{AB5c; choice, 039
75c; common, 55Gg0c; poor, 40Ge50c. .
PIua-Natural leaf, 7o9Soo; half bright, 60&7oo
's saoss1sa@EstSs, 3s@s5oi; medium, aoGs2o, COM
mon Btems. 17@20c+
WOOD-iIas declined triAe within tho past half
dozen days, tho following prices now being current
Dsoch, s1.oo mar1c, sl20o; hickory, $500; siabH,
s7.s0t3B0o, delivered. :.
WOOI,-This market ia without especial change.
Tho lelnau IL worry Light and prices arc weak and if
roeo,1sr hrnnx nj nro Tim n,intRtipnHs
, 1873-04-23

OfLs-rrat!s haH been quiot, owing 10 tho Mafayos,
aho weather, but tho ono Of tho market ~ hrnl au4
The quotations Of week ago have been fully sustained
ali around. Wo repeat lia, ns follows Carbon,
loe; extra ar4 OIL 1es; Mo 7oS No; a. 4 osS; In
$9O3Gs9lb neasfoot oil, strictly pure, $ll0: do OK.
tra p5o; do No. 1890; bank OIL 70e strails, 100; ele.
, 1873-04-23

at full last wook'a prices Local and Eastern
buyers competed, and tho supply, which con-
sstod Of eome 1000 head, waa disposed Of At
s4.25@5.25 for common to madiun, and ut $3.50
@G.50 for good to extra.
40. Ay. Prfce.INo. Au. Priee.INo Ap, Prfce.
!o9. % A.75 t57 115 $3.50 10 la s0.25
lug u 6.'o 81 1ol 0l7Hl Ct 122 500
EllHhEn H1N nnnHs> AAAHlkf1
, 1873-04-23

Total, o,o05, $40 bu.. These AguroB show q de-
crease during the week Of 65,1 Oh bu wheat; 1885,
7os bu corn 1,21a hlcrryoi 2s,o77 bu barley and
above, there Was 1850 bu whoat, and /, 7G1 500
bu corn affoat In the harbor. Total in store and
nilont, II 1858 1887 bu Of MI kinds OF grain. "
PROVISION EXronTs. :
Tho New York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
the following US tho foreign exports Of provis-
ions from New York for tho week ending April
is. 1878, aud tho distribution Of tho same
, 1873-04-23

OF tho aat coming West, thoro mas shipped
last year by way Of Oswogo. !, ,876, ,054 bu and by
way OF Buffalo, 2,872,044.
LuMnER.
Tho Saginaw Enterprise saya, The lumbor
ealos thus fur are rather moagro. on account Of
tho high water. Prices range very much as at
the close OF tho Lust season preferred bringing
$780, $14.00, $500, while now cut IL aolllng on
, 1873-04-23

Boot llosao, powd,, ih..;:.....,... ~ g 2.oo
uoot 10 rue, = l., pow'' lb''..'.. Icy g LIZ
alvor, an NTH oryat', oz..."....... 1.16 g 1'2o
so111i so1nS,s east,e' gon'' b'''''''.'.''''' "
R;S;s Eaas.Wcro in io,av far ;o,nand md r ut
1a@lo8G: Baca were reported Of 1900 doz md lo3
eafSs aoz H. T. ,' S.cs, ,os oro vorv
feaTse enm a. omo1in6a se Isay 90 arrival UckSn zen
nna trado In foathera Is fair o for liz aoaso
Me repent: rFiIno 1.-Two gesso at 7l@73e from arat
nnue !opplnR prlces iSge59 ior aasorlea ioatL.
Gts m,Hou aeatioss Rnoa Braaes' oo9oeo' common
Got Mutt41C ChCkcnt HGSBcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31

Tan YAHTfc,s OFFfCEns AT ZAszrBA IL. -sSir
Eastle Frere and \ Captain wv ison, of the
Yantic, have failed In their mission TO Zalizi-
b If, but ON the 18th sof january Sir Bartle
Frere was splendidly entertained at d grand
banquet by his Highness the Sultan. Nearly
all the principal Europeans in Zanzibar, to-
gether with the British naYaI officers In port
aud severai officers of the United Suites cor
Vette Hantic, were present. About fifty
guests altogether We're present. The Sultan
met the invited guests ut n short distance
from the palace and escorted them to the di-
ning-room, where a truly magnificent re-
past was served. The Sultan considerably
withdrew when his guests commenced
to eat, and reappeared only when they
bad finished. Another feature of Sir
Bartle's visit, and one which was neither
agreeable nor politician view Of the purpose
OF his presence, was display Of slaves,
about seventy in number and of both sexes,
who were exposed in the market-pIace for
sale. They were mainly Wretcbed, woe.be-
gone wrctches, aud bad SO little covering
upon them as TO be almost naked. The letter
giving the account Of this slave bazaar says ::
The examination prior to purchase was
gone through, the purchasers looking into
the mouths, feeling the limbs, and otherwise
testing the soundness of the human cattle.
MosIcm law strictly forbids women being
subjected to the last degree Of indignity.by
intending buyers nevertheless, some OF our
party noticed covert attempts to transSrcss
The enactment"
[[t will be remembered that Mr.. j. 2. Co
wardin, Of Richmond, is on the fautic.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31

HYpEornoEiA Is ENGLASp DIT appears
from the report recently issued by lie ELL
.li>h rt.isl'ar-scncral that i'll England and
WalcSthr were thirty-two deaths from n.y.
drophohil in 1870, all Of which occurred in
the north. there being none in counties lying
south OF the Trent. According to this re-
port hydrophobia comes and goes in periods.
Thirty years ago it seems to have had se;t-
son of prevalence; for in five years of 1883
~ there were Scvcnty-thrce deaths in Eng
land and Wales from this disease, averaging
nearly fifteen Il year--thc range being from
seven to twcnty-lol!r. The Causes of death
for the next four years were not made the
subject of abstract, but there seems to have
been period Of but few deaths from hydro
phophia, as there were only five i'll 1Si7 and
seven i'm 1913. In the seven years lSl9-'0o
The deaths rose to one hundred and eleven,
averaging sixteen year. In the next eight
wears, 1856 'G3, the deaths from hydrophobia
Tell to twenty-siX, averaging only three year,
and ranging from one TO five. In the next
seven years, 1SGi-'iU, this malady prevailed
again, and the deaths were one hundred aud
tllirty-four, averaging nineteen Il year, the
largest number, thirty.two, being in 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31

a GIRL SCALED BY MAcmNERY.--On last
Wednesday Julia Dunlcavy, girl aged
twelve years, employed i'll the Danbury
Comm >hirt-fActory, dropped spool of
thread beneath her bench, and reached down
to pick it up. Her hair, which hung loosely
down her back according to the prevailing
fashion, caught on sct-Screw to the Shalt
which runs the machinery, and immediately
commenced to coil up. The Shalt was
mlkiug one hundred and twenty revolutions
to the minute at the time. An e1ort was
made to stop the machinery, but was not sue
cesslul. and had il not been for the presence
of mird of another girl (Lizze Brown the
neck of the unfortunate girl would nave
been broken. Miss Brown caught the head
OF the victim, and held it while the shaft
mcrclcs>ly cooled up the hair and tore IT.,
with Il good share Of the scalp, from the head
of the screaming girl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31
s}ithmold nispatrh.
81, 1873.
petersbnr@.

ercEIPTs AND INSPECTIONS or To-
N"n HORSE AND MULE MARKET---PER.
INCREASE OF A CoioRED PASTOR S
RUSSIAN RLooD-HeuNp--c H I'D
> >''. lApr GoREn BY A COW, sc.
" ',, ....,.ooacncc of the Richmond Disratch.I
t,''' r,rfsSDuEG, Va, March 90, 1873.
=, Clair. mother of Mr.. 4. A. st.
NJ. ,>,rc,cd citizen, died rather sud.
M,' . :, ,iir at her residence, on Bank street,
az" ,gafrth!c age.
IL H.. " allowing is statement Of the re-
-. and inspections Of tobacco at the
.,b,lI>c> of this city for the past week !:
,...,,iaas. ~ hogShcadS; reviews, %
..s,ed>: receipts, Us hcgShcads. Total
,...-n> 5or 1872. ISIS hogsheads; total
:.....u> Tor 1873, 1861 hogsheads. Re
-; week. 2o2 hogshcad>; total since
-.,. /. l>.2. 1884 hogShcads.
I'm. horse and mule market is well sup
- The following are the quotations for
.,: Niatrh-hor<cS, from 500 to 5000 :
and driving horses. from $3.50 TO $3.50 {;
....f.-hrr>cS. from 500 10 500: far1n-
.,.>. iron, So to Slao. Young mules per
... >.,1A - ; 800 tor choice.
,,.ngr:;l Na.ioncan Senators kirkpatrick.
lyurhGur~, and W. IL. Taylor. Of Nor
Il, hive been on a visit TO the city to-day.
The yonSrcg ation of st. Stephens EpiSco-
.Rgci icolorcdl. at Il meeting held last
To-. gal>"d the SUM OF $50 10 bc added to
>n.y OF their pastor. Rev. j. ). Atwcll,
... ms received Il call to church in
,...Haan, Ga, which offers him 4 salary Of
,..a per annum. The church here will
.. u>r Of SPECIAL cNeriions 10 prevent his
.- away. rs he is very popularand really
In 81 high character and considerable
~.
n:lrmau of the city has recently re-
SD. direct from Russia full; rown blood
.,., NJ unuiXcd blood. whose cXtruordi-
-, >,rtn-ti. size. and trrocity nuke the
..l' The subject CT: more interest than
.t,ty.
4.n.. Till (colcrct), child OF Lidcn Hill.
. f.,> III til" rear ut Captain McCauCc'S,
.,.i >,T,c1. WIS badly burned and dis
..: this afternoon. He WAS sitting in
.... tn" lire. and slipped ont of the chair
. . l.d ii,itd with boiling water, which
...t aver IN him. iniitctiny Very painful
.-lu,i> injuries.
VIZ, lohu Gin WAS attacked by COW in
...F.,~ to-day. and somewhat injured by
e.. rur.i,.i animal, being knocked down
t 'rmdrd Oh.
Nr Watkins, Il young man, was IN the Of
+ De-, collector w. II. Burgess o.day, and
..., moving around brushed up against
..G -sUti"ntn. AMI the hook attached 10 his
s.-,a-rHain WAS caught in Mr.. Burgess
..,', ,~n}>iug the watch and chain to he pulled
e. ma there lett dangling. Neither 0!
FL. -,Htlcmcn noticed The singular loss ut the
..... i occurred. but shortly after his dcpar-
.. Nr. Burgess discovered his treasure
.'e. and returned the watch to its owner
ia,rc were two fights in town to-day, one
, nc old and the oil her nj the new market
Z nodty WAS seriously hurt in either.
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