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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

The wheat market ruled dull and in the absence
ao at s'e About Gla 'ses o IL At
1 f$e 80 sses bushels Us IA
,qsss 1 mixed %
Western white afoat, and soc. Sc Tor do on track.
SeFs ie %S s
gram and G TOR h
%sns tsay Sy At
!: H.: ss,S III +.
s sas S Hss evening lsS. bushels
1850 boxes bacon at as 9 @ erSes s ard a. Ss
on private terms The charters were An Italian bark
f ruS fh sa TO CORK Tor and United King
S To Malaga With rel "a
for S s bs ao ON
terms ms an American bark hence the
S s 70 the w
1000 bss REFINED 40 no. g Mb bs
rom PhiiaaePsia to the Continent, with 1000 bbls re-
MoL AS from small trade in obbing parcels
1 market w aas% r% new crop oss
consists q s hhd. Cuba ss7 do Porto Rico tog DO
new crop Cuba, cayed, 2sc. SAC. Cuba muscoyado.
f Fie0, &c. az SC English islands sc .sc New
leans, 55c; 1ec. ..,.,.ooo,,
streets checking the local demand and seecuators are
order strained Eosin Is also quiet. and
though quoably unchanged the market lacks strength
not tanspire; common held at 3S7ba s3M Tar quiet
Serns s'ei Fitch sans moderately in cSSins way
"A a ~ Is for prime city, deivcreed.
PrrR oLEuM-The market Tor refined ON Change to-day
was dull aud heavy, the continued scarcity oceaI
tonnage greatly rctarding BUSINESS Cargoes for Marcel
Ss ss sssd SsVssd % sEss were
o osrs Sxs wii and sps d Rap Res r.
but quiet l3c l3xc for Western, aud lac for city
Csss oil steady. at oc. aTc In Philadelphia the mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

The quotations based on cotton in store running In
quality than hall grade above or below the
Hs6 do: oats 2297 DO; corn meal 700 bbls and s73
and prices were almost nominal. Business small
and confined the local trade The sales foot up 10000
bills Corn meal quiet, and sales confined to
nm mportant lots at about former prices We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

A CONTRACTORS MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS
n men ha wing Business Paper to Sell or Discount,
and having First or Second Mortgages or other coater
lated with all Ready Cash required lowest market
rates Address MERCHANT, box III Herald Up Town
Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nj arricd.

MAKrIN-WILLARD.-On Tuesday, February Is, at
the Church of the Intercession, washington
Heights by Rev. w. M. P0stlethwateS assisted ~
s., daughter of the late Captain John willard. OF
this city.
JUDsON-ACKER.-On Wednesday. February IL,
at Port Chester, by the Rev. b. Morgan, M EEwARD
+; JUDsoNs of TINS city, to ANNIE O., daughter on
OHL-CANFIELD.-On Tuesday. February %, 1873,
at Christ church., Elizabeth, N. j., by the Rev.
stephen Parker, JOHN +. OHI- OF philadelphia, to
VIRGINIA daughter OF Mrs. Carolina Canfeld.
VALENTINE-W ATsON.--On sunday, February %,
1873, by the Rev. p. S. Henson, CORNELIUS VALEN-
TIM to MARY, daughter OF A. M. +. Watson, Of
Brooklyn. No cards.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The southern state bonds were weak and lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28
FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
"A and New Bowery.
Money deposited on before March draws interest
from that date.
This bank has guarantee fund of $I93722 25 being
surplus equal to nine per above all its liabilities
HARRISON HALL, President
c. d. BAILEY Treas JOSEPH p. COOPER. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

A7E OOn -SEvENTy-FIvB THOUSAND Doll
10 lO.UUU. lars To loan on bond and mortgage on
first class improved New York city property. Apply at
II Broadway room 81 HENRY A. Mohr,
Counsclioxs ct Law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28
CLOSING pRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and NOminal-FlOur,W Wheat
and Corn DittO-Oats Steadier-
Whiskey Steady-Pork FArm-Lard u
Shade Firmcr-PctrOleum Sluggish
Freights Nominal.
THURSDAY, Feb. 27-6 p. M.
There was no perceptible Improvement in the
merchandise markets to-day Dulness being the
only feature, values remain little better than
nominal. In spot cotton there was almost nothing
doing, and prices were called nominal. At the Pro-
duce Exchange the deadlock In breadstuffs was
tinued, -four being very dull and heavy, while wheat
was almost unstable in any considerable quanti-
also dull, but nominally unchanged. Oats were
still duh and in buyers favor. Whlskey still ruled
heavy. The provisions market remained firm,
though there was but little demand. Pork was
firm while lard frmer. Groceries quiet but
unchanged Freights quiet. Petroleum dull and
heavy.
CoFFEE-The market for all descriptions quiet
values we'll maintained At Baltimore 800 bags Rio
per New Light 1000 bags Rio per Egonon, sold
private terms We quote Extraordinary cargoes Ike.
Ike. fair cargoes Shc Ss4c; good cargoes, l94c.
1876 prime cargocs, l94c. c extreme for lots
17ca 20Isc Java-Government bags 20c 2c. do grass
mats Doc &c Singapore l7c lSc ;Ceylon, lSc Ice
Maracaibo, lsc lee Laguayra. lSc 1916. Jamaica,
lsc lec; St Domingo, l6sc; Costa Rca lsc. Zoe.
Mexican, lsc I9c Manila lc lsc; Angosura, 17lac.
Isc; savanla, IKE l9c Curacao. l71ac ls1sc.,
gold, per h.. 60 and 81 days credit
CoTroN the spot was neglected ana values ruled
irregular and nominal with downward tendency es-
pecally ordinary and the poorer qualities. Future
deliveries fairly active but at lower prices the
market closing at decline of about c 3l6c per H.
We suu N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent per annum to Lie per diem for carrying.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follOws:-
Gold cleared. 200
The Sub-Treasury paid out $ls5,O0o on account OF
interest and $17OO on account Of redeemed fve-
twenties. The European steamer took out $4,000
in silver bars.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were heavy for the Central
Pacfcs and lower for the Union Pacific land grants
and incomes Despite the appearance OF the CON-
pany's advertisement Of the intended payment Of
the March interest, the incomes fell to 70. The
general market was quiet The following were the
bids at the call amended by prices in subsequent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

&JcO 0QO To BUY FIRST AND SECOND
proved City Property. HALL ]. low, u pine street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The case of Mrs.
Hamilton, dau-hter Of Mr.. Ear.ev. Of Geor-
2ia, was argued before the Solicitor of III,
Treasury, Z. c. Banted. IT involves 2,13:.
hacs OF cotton seized in The Southwest
which wer" purchased with the proceeds .
her fathcr'S estate, which was valued o.
5000 900. Mrs. Hamilton was represented
by Judge Pierreront of New York, Judg,
Lochrane of Georgia, and Judge Norton Z.
this city. Governor Barley of Ohio ano
Mr. Jani>s OF Louisiana represented th,
other parties, who claim part of the pro.
ceedS upon grounds that some of the cottol
was purchased from them with Confederate
money. The Government was not repre-
-cntcd by counsel. though the law ilnde
which the proceedings are had appropriate
S2o, 900 for that purpose. The report Of So.
licitnr Banteld is looked for with grea,
anxiety, as The ease will solve nearly ever,
question involved.
There are 81 900. GOO in the Treasury sub.
lect to 1,243 claim, l"gitimately before th,
Treasury Department. The law CAREFUL,
guards the Government against false claims
and the difficulty is increased by the care
Ics>lie>> and in some instances raScality OIL
the part of cotton agents.
Judge Lochane made close and logical
analysis OF the law Of facts in the pendin.
case, in which he denounced the cottor
agents at the South as a gang of plunderer>
and demanded. under the act OF Nav, 1877.
that their plumber should be restored to tEt
lawful ownels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

CoNvEyAScES OF REAL ESTATE during thC
week ending April 2G, 1873:
Lot fronting .2 feet ON Cary street he.
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth, fuI
So, 200.
Lot fronting so feet on Tenth street, for
$40.
Lot fronting - feet on Marshall street
corner of Madison. for 81 800.
Lot fronting 22l feet on Broad street, for
$40.
Lot fronting GJ feet on Marshall street
corner of Ninth for :! 1900.
Lot fronting 80 feet Oh Orleans street, fol-
$50.
Lot fronting - feet on Marshall street
corner of Madison, for $3.50.
Lot trontin" 50 feet on Leigh street, for
sl,120.
Lot fronting 60 feet on Main street corner
e Fir.t for ~6.I00.
Lot fronting S3l feet on Poplar street near
Ash, for SI1552.
Lot fronting 274 feet on Nineteenth street
between Broad and Marshall, for S2.3l0.
Lot fronting - feet on Nuin street BE-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-iir>t. for
$4,000.
Lot fronting o5 feet on Leigh street near
st. James, for si02.
Lot fronting GS feet on Main street; lot
frontin. 40 feet on IL tnriy-toot street tNo.
10Y; lot fronting 1872 feet on Franklin street
corner of Thirty second, for S392.
Lot fronting Is feet on Seventeenth street
near Washington, for 800.
Lot fronting lISs feet on Burch alley be-
tween L and III streets, and lot trontin" "A
feet on Sixteenth street, for $4,000.
Lot fronting Ii PIP feet Oh Cherry street
near Dover, for $500.
Lot fronting 80 feet Oh Grace street, corner
First, for Sll.20o.
Lot fronting 324 feet on Clay street be-
tween Eighth aud Ninth. for $500.
Lot fronting 81 feet on Grace street be-
tween Pine and Laurel, for 81 $50.
Lot fronting A feet on Market street be-
tween Franklin and Grace. for $4,000.
Lot fronting - LIZ feet on Clay street
near Eighteenth, for STf1.
Lot fronting 10 i"et OF Walker street,
for 81.
Lot fronting on Williamsburg avenue.
Lot fronting - feet on Grace street near
Sbaftr. for 81, GOO.
Lot fronting l73 feet on Thrtieth street
corner Q, for Si5S.
lot fronting 33 feet on Franklin street
corner Twenty ninth. for $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

CARD OF TIIANKS.-The ladies OF the Second bap-
,ist church take pleasure In making public an'i
grateful achnowlc lnent of the liberaty oi The ioi-
lowing ualncd gentlemen rs exhibited In valuable
coriril,utiou; to u cir lae Memorial Fair 10 the
~, ,ntac,urers of the Wheeler & Wilson, Singer,
Groyer, & Baker, and Howe sewng-machincs each
having contributed Que of their finest machines: ::
Colonel W. kuL',hr. Of the Richmond Stove anu
Architectural Iron. Works, for the largest K. r. Lee
rnukiur-,toyr and tixturs complete; Watt Il Gail
Tor Watt plough, :.nd L. II. stHrSe fora DIME
uluuyh: e. " .Mor i,on for an Old dominion wasli-
juy-,uacbiue and WI niger: John Bowers for i pair
ot Terri, Gotta vases: G. X. RecS Co., l.. H. Fray
scr and l. W Davies (of the Lee gallery, for valua.
bic pictures: hingsbury Thomas for bed-sprinS
proc,erS Gu1nble of Cincinnati, Ohio. two boXe'
Of extra line soap; William II. Gray. of New ioi'.
for complete yet uG harness. AMI .ansbnry Al
kiusou for choice meats an,l vegetables. Thcsc, Il.
rrlhcr with Numerous s'nn''er onAi'Hs, coi'fl-
huted lrge,y IL tn" pccu1iary success o; IL" en' y
nr, and the amcs Of thc giycr, ;rill not sHn bt
FORGOTTEN by the managers aud friends "f the fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRlL %, 1873.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Bourne New York. nor-
clltn,Ii>c aud Passengers, George W. Allen 4 Co.,
agents r
Steamer J. ). Green. Carr. Philadelphil. mer-
chluilSr and passengers, W. /. Porter. agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Giiinr' NOrfuik, mer.
chanol,e ana passengers, l.. L. Iituin, agent.
In tow uowaltI. schooner; iom T. Hcary, Elcks-
burg, aud Oliver Jlmison
SAILED.
steamer State Of Mary Had, Baltimore, merchan-
disc, W T.. Brett, agent.
Schooner Robert lcaiy, Mitchell, Washington,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner ". G.. Beirn". ApplcslrllI, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis K Parker.
schooner Roxuua, Johnston, New York, Loops,
Curtis L Parker.
Schooner Francis French Thognorton, Philadel.
PHI !, granite, Cnrtis x Parker.
Schooner ". y. ih"ro, Collins, New York rfd
O,borne's, coal, Curtis 4 Parkrr
FROM CITY FONT.
Brig Experiment, RaiiStrow, Norfolk cotton for
Liverpool, Curtis { Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY, 27TH.
Steamer Richmond, Bourne, New York, merrhan-
disc and passengers. g. ". Allen ~ Co., agcnt:.
CLEARED roE THIS PORT.
Schooner Sophie, Robertson, from Charleston Est
April.
MEMORANDA.
arrived In Pr"v;ncurc April $50, schooner Anna
hcphcId, johnson. Echm"ud. VII. iron; and sailed
from providence april 23i. srhoonrrs Emma +.
Lewis, Sullivan; !. q. Curtis, Paine, Virginia.
lBY TELEGRAPILI
NEW YORK, April :8.-arrYed, steamship George
Washington, from New DrrIils.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

OLIVE LoGAS.-A very apprcciative au
dicnce assembled saturday night to hear
Miss Logan repeat her lecture on Girls, and
for nearly two hours she delighted The peo'
pie with her viii, wisdom, eloqucnce. sparkIin.
anecdotes, and keen satire. The audience
were. if possible, more enthusiastic than be-
fole.
Miss Logan's popularity in Richmond is
almost without parallel.
Tonight she delivers her lecture The
Passions which is highly spoken of by the
press Cf the country.
!As this is the last opportunity afforded tc
hear this celebrated lady, the house will nc
doubt be full to overflowing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
Ee.S YORK IfplIsa.

NFw YORK, April 26.-The purchasing
committee OF the Board Of Indian Commits.
Sioncrs have contracted for 1868 dozen
butche.-lniyes end 120 shinnipg-knivcs
among other articles TO he furnished the
Indians.
Twenty.scyen delegates from the various
trades unions in the United States met in
secret session last evening, aud after discus
son resolved to postpone any attelnIt to
enforce HE c!9ht-hour rule till 1871.
Most of the sailor clearinghouse keepers
have been released Oh bail of 800 each.
Recorder Hackctt has received more
threatiDg letters and been followed in the
streets by suspiciou,-looking characters.
Stones and filth have been thrown against
the front Of his ionsc. Ihc police are Oh
the alert.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

TIE CITY RAlLwAY.-Application will be
made to the City Council this evening by
Mr.. Ycatman. superintendent of the city
railway. TO permit him TO put tllrll-able
in Main street at the lower end OF the rail-
road track. This is TO enable the superin-
tendcnt TO put the ne" cars on the route
between the lower terminus and the corner
o; Broad and Eighth streets. These new
ears weigh only 1000 pounds, while the old
ones average 1900 pounds--the new ones
weighing but little more taIl OF passengers
thau-thosc now in use while empty. They
will be run every sis minutes. The laying
Of the track westwsrdly will be pushed fol-
ward rapidly until it reaches Albemarle
street, one square from the eastern gate CT
HOLLYWOOD. where 1t will stop for the pre-
sent. Five ears will be run on the lower
end OF the track and seven on the upper cnd'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
BALTIMORE MARK FITS.

BALTIMORE. anril g. Flour steidy and In i'r-
proved demand, with price. uuriiaugc,l. " hct In
.uui demand and scarce -. u irm: white choice.
1oaNi $40: fair 10 rrnr white. !2.iGL $50: good
10 lrim. red. sl.saGp$ -: common I" fair. S7pe2
$50: red western, Sl.s0"g sl.>3: amber WESTERN,
laotI \ 95 Corn active and scarce and firm; white,
,917Gc.: yellow southern. 8fc mixed western. DC.
spot. Oats stc:ry and In good demand; eouth-
'rn 50M 5ic.: western mixed. 5Gc.: western white,
.Glj3c. Eye quiet aul unchanged. Hay unchanged.
Provisions quiet bul firm. Mess pork, 5 5 50GLSlq.
Bulk mcats-Shoudrrs. SIC. 81 ar rib sides 93Gssc.
-sacui--Sh"uld r., !,S4ElOsc. Lard !bG9tc. Sugar
cured hams, l31Gl5c. Western butter nrn and ul-
changed. Wh!,kcy nominal ut bic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

TuE FRIENDS MEETlNG-Ious THE house
Of worship OF this denomination, situated
on Clay street above FIrsl, still remains in
,u diminished condition. Ever since the
erection of tie building the Friends lla'e
,srl on. of the basement rooms. ihe
upp.r portion is partially finished, and has u:
been used by the Board OF Education, i'll
v,hirh one of the public schools is being
tauuht. We learn that after the close OF TINS
sasr;nn the trustees of The church intend 10
fix rp ,l.e.,nain aulence-room for their own
u,,, and Will use it instead of the basement-
r0Gul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
order of Patrons of fsu~bandry
& Rig Movement
Il the Baltimore Americana !

From th" Baltimore American.1
western farmers movement, with IFS
"HtuylnG oranges. i attracting great nj.
..}ir rn account oi lis political significance.
~ agnatinu upon the subject becomes
.all. the Importance ol the subject i
..G"d. Tor il i shown that these ;l>>orI:t-
are moi mere coucoursc of people
".i Nv casual emotion. hu; parts oi an
..ilrt. system. possessing vast influence
....f,,Hlr ot roNccrtcd action. Ii seems
... tIr. O.,.r, 81 Patrons OF iEu>han,iry."
+. j. ....isG. d.I not originate in the West.
..al:,a wst~ first borrowed from an as
,!ap t4.f uarl existed ior many wears in
muu'tE Of >.utch formers III North Ca
.l II I> -ail 20 lr noIh!uG more than a
..i. r>bwra;ivr. iNdu>tlitI. and literary
..l.iou. In ~" winter If 1867. while
.,rs' rf the leading uyri.uIturist> ot the
rs. u,yc in WASHINGTON on Au>inc,S con-
.eis-. Idr I,'rW"r>' iutclc,i>. the character
~ society h Inc known Ia them. The
N,> taken up. and elaborated - ~ 10
-. .t. the Iurpu>r> OF 4 lHr-c a.a lutlU:-
order. aud in the >prn- ui l>G> the
"a> introduced hy the institution "I 4
- i'aS>a. Ni?N. From this begin.
>n"rad gradually through ioWt, Mir
.. Hi-con>iu, and lI;uui-. >"tha' ah"ut
'H"iu- 81 i>,2 he uuli,,r al u!ciu.
:. #.,>r iatir states w.ir >;iH;nl,d at
S.. - Nth. Loicr occurrences >~isca great
'o- Ia the movement, - that tn ucui-
(. mo the four states Is nuW estimated
Ho.
g.. ..H western pape: wc dean som" ac-
IL" order II is II secret sotrfN.
}.J degrees: Wunrn IL well Is ln,l
a ted ~ 'I.r >i!horjinal" .rAn-c~, hut
..> .uunt - hcNond TIE !n,rl II dr.rrc.
.u...rg~ V' jNv tir~l degree are tjr>ig
.,s ....@c'lNc!N IL L1h1rcr and Maid: IL
~. -.-.a# Gr-rr" H. tUllivatur and ehry-
IT,: in ,hv third decree lis Harvester
d Gl,silrT. Hu! III tie fourth degree H.
. aHiail and Matron. The other higher
-rr,> are conferred upon men only, and
,a- ~ lhr higher lodges, or oranges, rs
y 4r. ~ l,d. I'll" seventh degree is the
-nr-~, That ran b.. attained, AMI i only con-
r.vt up'D uili,iJ> -; the next highest
.t.r. III" -UpIcw" rN,rUtIy" authority in
. ng6vr j. logged IN lur Master ii the IA.
at Grange. tut each subordinate grau-c
.r.S IT, own olhrr.>. The lower gran.c,
~ meet at least onrc 4 inohth >la'e
aa-"~ oncra year, and The Maizena,! Grange
- iwu Ntar-.
.." order i somewhat beneficial in is
s-a''"r. ~ it "N"rci-"~ a SUPERVISION of IL
..3 rr~ ana a>>l.l> t'i@>" Wiin :i" unturir.
En-. the %rtn%"> appoint agents -! then
..'l'ar snl~ ui Agricultural. implement,
-.!@r places ttcy nave purchased ii
.., -rJlM elevators; in Iowa they have
80 agricultural Implement factory ot
..0ri'y. aud similar enterprises arc
.'.. tarre and ,l"whclc.
a.. political significance of such. an or.
s.. ...'.tu ctu hardly l." orcr.cStimatcd. \
/. >tsrh thorough "!-tuization j. fo .
.., Instrument IN tl" hands of able
.ml r.o order comprises many >uci'.
-.Wfh So. >ii,h dissertations CaHuut but
..,H "i.'rt tn" lsuIltc> oi the whole
'3i effect permanent changes III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

ihE NifNHa COMMISSION SSASoAL-AcT!oS
81 .HL bo' A1'-inioriha'ion ha'lh9
''%"'" '"' 1'c!"' ''4' "' y. %."'e 'ion' sew
-. >1"'>c' - "IcS "1"'"' nave oeeh COZ
.''''" y oar u the coihIHi>>loieIs ~ 'hc
''-"h' exposition appo!h,cu unaer Tue act
"' '' "E. Jay ana VT, h"Eir'tt'i were a.
.''" - institute i"4ur'c' Il. 'lchna anu
.'.'i".' ~ The Department "i STATE. e
.N ''"n Yesterday i'r'r report was re-
."'.H'"fi.Iiit f!ir secretary !iia' enei II
"'i T." 80 81 some 'fIc-u''l''ie>' '.iu ''"
49, '"'' i"Hnil@ iu'l"ct cA''ii'''',, .' '?,' ;,
.r @i."a "i the nri'n'il'e,t "i"" ~
Ijr commissioners appointed under ttc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28
A DefsuliinS New York Bank Officer
Robbery of u Vessel,

New YORK, April 2G.--Wa!l street was cX-
cited to-day over observation-disclosures
dollar dcfl!cation by +. l.. Taintor, cashier
of the Atlantic National Bank. The banS
did business up to o'clock, when its affairs
won in o the hands of the CIeaIinc-H House
receiver Taibtor WIS iresed. The bank
lose, 800, 900, and wlh be able to pay fifty
cents Oil the dollar.
Thieves tC-!ay boarded the Italian bark
Tironie>se. knocked the crew sen. cless, and
stole 800 and other property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

TrupsRAScE I!sEARY.-Th institution,
strted by Harmony and ShoeK1e mn LIVE
ions. sons of Temperance, has inct WIN
>u"e,.-S a" beyond the hopes OF us oris,.'a-
tons. II IS well pllronizcd, and Is attFac'ti's
many Of the young men III tie Nuel'n' vi,
der, 10 the library-room-. Inc want ol
more books is still much felt. on SATURDAY
the secretary received contribution OF QUE
hundred dollars to be appropriated 10 Tie
purchase of books for the library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

| CuANCERY Court OF RIcHMoSp-SATURDAy,
April 26. 1S73.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Beal, &c, rs. Hooker, &c. Decree making
| final distribution of the fund in this cause.
CALDWELL executor. rs. Wormeiy, &c. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner
and making final distribution Of the fund.
krnt's executors Is. Paine. Sc. Decree
showing a final settlement Of AL matters III
| controversy between the parties and the
cause dismissed.
Norris rs. Norris, &c. Decree referring
cause to 4 commissioner for Inquiry and re-
port.
Parker Us. Ludwig. &c. Decree in con-
| formity with the written opinion hereto
fore read, overruling commissioners report.
| settling rights Of parties, and directing a
conveyance Of the legal title in the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned TO the
| plaintll.
Stone Us. Figr, &c. Decree referring
| cause To commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Richmond aud York River Railroad Com
| pany u. Brayton 4 Go. Deere" overruling
| exceptions. confirming report Of commits
sioncr, and directing sale OF the property in
| the bill and proceedings mentioned.
| cOh'S JS AL hiHtstI SHIHHIilsiIdlpl' ~
| cree contrmin. report OF commissioners and
directing sale of the property in the bill aud
| proceedings mentioned.
Elicit & Shelton. &C., Us. Baldwin's admin
| i>trator. Sc. Decree directing conveyauces
| 10 purchasers who have paid IN full and pro-
viding for the distribution of the fund.
Coleman IS. Payne, &c. Decree settling
| the rights of the pirticS and directing the
fund on hand 10 be paid to The plaiatif.
GlaZcJrook CS. Teller. Decree confirming
report Of commissioner and directing Il sale
| OF the property in The bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Young Is. Young. &c. Decree referring
! cause 10 commissioner for account and re-
port.
Wallis executor rs. Elicit, &c. Decree
| oyrrrulmg exceptions to the commissioner :
report, confirming same rs therein stalled,
and aurhorz;nga sale Of the property in the
bill and p' occCtincS mentioned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-28

MErEoRoLoaIcAL.-The weather, which Tor
the past few days has given evidence OF Tue
influence of the polar wave, brought Us lrost
and ice Saturday morning; not, however, ID
sufficient quantity, it Is believed TO hlule
the fruit or growing crops, me lroSt was
very slight and disappeared very soon a''eI 81
the sun rose. The Thermometer stooo Ill 81
degrees at 6 \. NJ.