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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-24
Late Markets,


There is a little further decline in quo
tations. but shipments continue free,
and considerably in excess of receipts.
very little new cheese has made its
appearance, and the highest figure may
be put at DC, though scarcely enough
was sold to establish prices The cable
is variously stated at 73s., lis and 68s.
These are undoubtedly quotations for
different grades. We shall accept 73s.
as the cable for cheese. This is a de
cline Of Is.
The receipts ut New York, for the
week ending Saturday last were $3.50
boxes, and the exports were 20, 800 box
es. The cable was 73s. Gold closed at
118, and the highest quotation for cheese
was 16c. For the corresponding week
last year, the receipts were 4,937 boxes,
and the exports were 900 boxes. The
cable was 6ss. Gold closed at l11a, and
the highest quotation for cheese was lac.
The receipts for the week in Boston,
were $50 boxes. There was moderate
demand from the trade, but small way
and prices were barely sustained. The
sales of factory were at 16 a 1870, but
16Ic was obtained only for the best, and
large lot could not be placed at much
over 10c per Id. Common Cheese be-
gins to drag-and holders would be glad
to sell at inside figures.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-24
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

iE FASHION OPENING.-Mrs.M M. j. Davis.
the fashionable milliner of this city, gives
her spring opening Tomorrow, at No. 907
Main street, on which occasion, it is safe to
say, all the beauty and fashion of Rich
mond will "put in an appearance" to see
how the real, as we'll as the ideal, lady Of
the city is to be artistically adorned and
fashioned for the. season. OF course, here
is theme for the imagination to reyel. if not
run wild, in luxuriance and beauty--to
take inithe fragrance of a thousand spring
flowers, artificial though they may be. and
to be weighed down with more than orien-
tai splend0r in adornment, as one after an
other of the beauties of the season is dis
closed to him in the line of female fashion
and dress. But we are positively one
whose Imagination refuses to take fight
upon SO gorgeous theme as is here sug-
gested. Like Diogenes in his tub, we say
to all such beauty and gorgeousness,
"stand out Of our sunshine" And vet
we don't object to beautiful flowers and
fabrics to adorn beautiful women, when
the graces Of the heart and mind are in
harmony with external adornment.
The most fashionable colors of the sea-
son are mustard, lehow-chow,) sulphur,
and other subdued hues, mixed in with
heavenly blue c'cerulean," as term is
played out and other divine tints, to make
woman look just as angelic as possible |;
and which of them cannot look angelic
when she tries, especially after coming from
the artistic hand of our fashionable milli-
ner? But Fashion must rule in its high
court, and that court will be held to-mor.
row in the opening of Mrs. Davis, the ac-
complished and fashionable milliner OF
Richmond.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09
Gptt,i,ig State Sanraat.


AsS1hNAoANA1S <ApAhS Aoscs
10 the Editor of the State Journal
In view of the approaching campaign
in our state, and the great Importance at
tached thereto, have concluded, with
your permission, to express my views rela-
tive to the same, through your valuable
paper. p No one who watches the action
and course Of certain class of Republic
cans in this city, can fail to. observe that
the adherents Of certain aspirants for the
gubernatorial nomination Of this state, are
already sounding the public mind, and en-
deavorirg to create public sentiment in the
interest Of their favorites, without regard to
availability, or even any line of policy to be
pursued by the Republican party. Not
withstanding the adverse experience we
have had in Virginia, there are some indi-
yidual, who still assume the absolute right
to control and run the party in their own
individual interest, or that of some person
al favorites. This course is humiliating and
destructive to the success of our party.
They have to some extent the public ear.
They have gained it by insinuations and by
crying down every one who does not
como into their Havorite ring or clique.
When we, consider that this class Of per-
sons are Of themselves the embodiment of
clique, of the most pernicious and dan
gerous character, 1t is amusing to hear
them denounce others as essentially the ring
OF clique.s These persons are double-faced,
double ID tier dealing, and well calcula..
ted to deceive and play the hypocrit. 4,-
If there ever was a time in the history Of
the Republican party in this state that fair
and manly dealing should be the ruling
principle With united harmony in the party,
this is the time-for we have an ever vigi-
liant and active party foe to fight-whose
political sagacity and shrewdness are
second to none in this or any other state.
It therefore behooyes us who are not slaves
to position, nor to the expectancy Of one, to
deliberate calmly upon the political situa-
ton, and duly consider the material Of
which bur party Is composed, before at
tempting to forestall the nomination Of any
person prior to the assembling of the con-
vention. We have seen the demoralizing
effects of this course in the past,
and it's not the part of wisdom to repeat
blunders in politics. Let us rather take
advantage Of our past mistakes. and be
guided by discretion in the future. H@
~ 9'Fsitsi q 4 fss 4 OBSERVER.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
THE ELECTIONS.
OoNNECrIour.

HARTFORD, April S.--Returns from
every town in the state give Haven Repub.
lican) SO, 200. ngersoll (Democrat) "A 300,
Smith Temperance) 2,OS2 Ingersoll's ma.
jority, 5000. In the first Congressional
district, General Hawley Republican, is
reelected by 1 1892 majority; in the second
district, Kellogg Republican) is elected by
657 majority in the third district, Stark.
majority; in the fourth district, Barnum
Democrat) is reelected by l ,44O majority.
The Republicans have majority in the
State Senate, and the Democrats majority
of from twelve to eighteen in the House.
" OHIO.
CINCINNATI. April s.-The result of
the election in Columbus seems to be
Democratic success both in the municipal
and constitutional convention tickets. In
Mansfield the Democrats were also sue.
cessful in the main. In Dayton the
whole Democratic ticket is elected. In
Chilicothe the Democrats have elected
their mayor; the remainder of the ticket
is doubtful. In Lancaster the citizens
ticket. as opposed to the Democratic
ticket, was elected. In Cleveland the In
dependents elected their mayor, and the
Republicans elected the remainder of the
ticket. In Crestline the Democrats were
victorious. In Coalville the Republicans
were successful.
- ~ INDIANA.
! EVANSVILLE, April S.-The Republic
cans have seven and the Democrats five
members of the city council.
IOWA.
KEoKUK, April s.-The Democrats
elect their mayor here.
LOUISIANA.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

RICHMOND BANKING AND INsU-
RANCE C0MPANY.--Th seventh annual
meeting Of the stockholders of this insti-
tuition was held in the Office this morning,
W. G. Paine in the chair and j. f. O.
Potts acting as secretary. The amount OF
stock represented was {, 037 shares. The
presidents report was submitted, re-
ceived and adopted. The report, examined
by us, shows the institution to be in
highly fourishing, condition. 1t concludes
by highly complimenting Captain Potts,
secretary; If. S. Quarles, cashier; I. B.
Starke, agent I; W. W.. Gosden, teller; l..
a.. Battaile, book-keeper j. G.. Craig,
general book-keeper; @. O. Oauthorn, as
sistant book-keeper; r. N. Henry, runner;
and E. g. Ellery, cashiers clerk, for the
efficient manner il which they have dis
charged their duties during the past year.
The following directors were elected: John
B. Davis, John A. Belvin. Joseph Hall,
w. w. Crump, T. w. boswell, L. Fl.
Frayser, George "a. Hundley, Charles
Campbell and Charles Phillips. John B.
Davis, esq, was unanimously reelected
president. a she
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LOCAL NOTES.
News scarce at the Capitol. ss.s

News scarce at the Capitol. IS u
Next Saturday is Henry Clay's birth.
day.
The proprietors of the canal excursion
boats should be putting their craft in order.
James Smith, a well-known colored
man, died yesterday at the advanced age
of Oh. saf {
Dull, dirty, and dusty to-day. Old
Probabilities promised us rain. but it has
not yet come. v iisa
The Hastings court was engaged with
civil business to-day. The grand jury
meets Tomorrow.
A reporter Of the STATE JOURNAL was
mistaken for lawyer, to-day, by an old
colored woman. He forgave her on the
spot. 1ie .,isi III 1.
The journal OF both houses of the gem
eral assembly are nearly completed, and
the acts as far as chapter 100 have been
printed. H ~ re- 800 ~
A little daughter of MIR. F. Neurath,
Main between Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
had her leg broken yesterday by gate
falling upon her. s.t iis
All the lands in the state, delinquent for
non-payment of state taxes, are to be
sold during the months of October and
November Of this year. " w
The bill imposing the payment of the
salaries of city and corporation Judges
upon the respective cities and towns does
not 60 into effect until the LIST january,
1874. a 3al lai -
Mr.. Walter s. Edmond was yesterday
u ~ l. - n
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SIMIONE CONFERENCE.-THE trial OF
Giuseppe Simione, on the charge of
killing Vincenzo Castronoyo, was concluded
in the hustings court about eight o'clock
last night, the jury finding verdict Of
voluntary manslaughter and ascertaining
his term of confinement in the penitentiary
at five years. Simione's counsel submitted
a motion for Q new. trial, which will be
heard at some time yet to be fixed by the
Judge. etae ltA A1l.e n
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SPAIN.
A 5Spaniards TRADE Against tho
United States.

A Spaniards TRADE Against tho
United States.
New YORK, April "a Madrid let
ter to- The World says: "Deputy Garcia
Ruiz, inveighed forcibly against the United
States in the late debates on slavery, say
ing Spain might as well ask England to
initiate reform in the East Indies as for the
United States to advise the release of
slaves BY Spain. After long TRADE
against the course Of Anglicizing the
American continent, pursued by the
United States, he concluded by saying he
would rather see Spain in the power Of
Charles VII, than divided among English,
French, Portuguese, and Americans.
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PROFESSOR. HARDNESS ENTER
TAINMENT.- Professor Harding's great
French Biorama will be exhibited in the
Seventh-street Christian church Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the benefit of the
church. The views and representations to
be presented are highly interesting the
mechanism Of the exhibition perfectly
wonderful. We trust he will have good
audiences. Those who attend will be am-
ply repaid in enjoyment for the time and
money spent, and in the consciousness Of
having aided the ladies of the church in
the good work which they have in hand.
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. H. NJ CCOR M.ICK'S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
I4I4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and IN p. M.
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps. Boots,
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds Of
Furniture, Honsefurnishing Goods, &C., &C. so
COME ONE, COME ALL, AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen. constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods al
private sale, at auction prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun
try Merchants. Consignments solicited Out
door sales punctually attended to- NH Is SIN
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UTAH.

brigham Young Resigned and Makes
HIS Wll-Problem Probably Solved.
SALT LAKE, April s.--The Mormon
conference was largely attended to-day.
Brigham Young addressedsthe Saints this
evening and said he was getting old and
wanted the young men to carry on the
work he had commenced. He wanted
seven counsellors to aid the first presid ent,
and finally he resigned the position Of
trustee in trust of the church.
NEW YORK, April "a special from
Salt Lake says Brigham Young has made
will dividing his immense property be-
tween his sixteen wives and sixty children,
and carefully stipulating the method Of
division. It is believed that the old Nor
mons will follow the changed fortunes Of
the selE-deposed leader, and that SO far
as Utah is concerned the Mormon problem
may probably be considered solved. .s
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

|. CITIZENS COMMITTEES APPOINTED
The following committee has been Apo int
ed, in pursuance of resolution adopted al
meeting of citizens on the 3lst ult., to
see that the various industries of Rich
mond enc properly represented at the next
state fair: B. O. Gray chairman, L. D.
Crenshaw, A. L. Elicit, I, W. Pember-
ton, w, =. Tanner Ct. a. Barksdale.
Claiborne ! Watkins, Charles Wingo, P.
Weisiger, d. w. Withers, Paul Bargamin,
John Purcell. Captain j. G. Motif, Rich
ard Adam, P. b. Gibbs, j. Il. Darlington.
?. Haxall, G. A. Ainslee, S. s. aCottrell,
2. II. Starke, "A. y. Lee, P. w. Grubbs,
j. w. Randolph, ID. Fl. Anderson, DR.. j.
g. Wayt, I. Davenport. Charles w. Allen.
Bailie Davis, 2. W. Pickrell, Carrot F.
Watson, John M. Allen. aJ = q
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THIS IS TO GIVE N 81 on The astn

T,HIsIs TO GIVE NoTiCE-That on the osth
i day Of March, A. d., 1873, a warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued out Of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, against the estate of
Robert S. Hargroye, Of Caroline county, and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; That the pay
ment Of any debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupt, to him or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law: That meeting of
debts and choose one or more assignees of his
estate, will be held at q court of bankruptcy, TO
be holden at Richmond, Va before W. w.
Forbes, esq, register, on the S0th day Of April
A. D., 1878, at 10 o'clock, A. M
DAVID b. PARKER.
up 2-W2w II. s. Marshal
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The monthly meeting of the city school
boards was held yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Binford's report was read and receiv-
ed, and communication from the city
council inquiring into the reduction Of
German teachers was referred to the COM
mittee on teachers.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINs.-As
will be seen by notice in another column,
the Sunday excursion trains on the Peters,
burg railroad, which proved so popular
and convenient last year, will be resumed
on Sunday next, the fare for the round trip
being fifty cents.
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B6~ SEINE THREAD! Is
SEINE THREAD IL e1oUssss

Having large lot Of Seine Thread Of all
qualities and numbers yet on hand, will sell
the same at REDUCED PRICES rather than
to keepit over for next season (as am deter
mined to have new supply Of fresh Seine
Thread every season.. Also on hand and for
sale at less than it can be purchased anywhere,
Patent and Soft Seine Irvine Lines and Corks,
Yellow and Black Oil Clothing. Cotton Yarns,
Knitting Cotton, Ropes of all sorts, &c.
L. LICHTENSTEIN,
Importer of Seine Thread, Nos. l705
ana l7o7 Franklin street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
ORDERS FOR HAUL SEINES will be re.
ceyed and furnished at short notice for factory
prices. NH s !,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

CAPTAIN ADAMS LECTURE Captain
Samuel Adams delivered very fine lecture
in st. Adams Hall, last night, to an intel.
ligent audience. He stated that he had
consumed over five years in exploring the
great canons Of the Colorado river, and the
great mineral and agricultural country
drained by it, covering an area ten times
as large as the state Of New York. He
had prosecuted his explorations under
the direction of Secretary Stanton,
receiving encouragement u from s, the
ablest men Of both political par
ties. His services were valuable to the
entire nation, yet he received no remunera-
ton for them from the government. He
had ascertained that the colorado river was
navigable for over six hundred miles, fur
nishing an outlet for inexhaustible mines
Of precious metals. He gave descriptions
Of ancient cities, canals, missions, fortifi-
cations, &C., in that extensive. valuable,
and comparatively unknown portion Of our
public domain, and gave facts to show the
superiority of the southern route to the
Pacific. He had explored canons over
{, 1000 feet deep, and valleys from twenty
to seventy-fiye miles in extent, and
described the magnificent scenery there
presented.
The lecture was highly interesting
| throughout, and developed facts which can
not fail to have a beneficial bearing upon
the future Of our city and state. Captain
Adams contemplates delivering lecture in
Norfolk one night this week, and will most
likely return here and address the people
again. He has done much to open up tine
great southwestern country, and is capable
Of entertaining the most intelligent audi
ence. We promise our Norfolk friends D
rich treat in his lecture. sl&Qt
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Robert Lafoon was indicted in this court
to-day, plead guilty, and sentence was sus-
pended by the court,
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D@.OLD WHISKY!. OLD WHISKY |
3gf JOHN X. MOLLoY, - y :
CORNER MAIN AND 2sRD STREETS.
20 Barrels. five years old, made out of
CANADA RYE, 1868. s3 W
20 Barrels, of his own brand xxx MATTED
RYE. - f.ts, so
Also Pinet Castiilion and James Hennessey
4 Co. COGNAC BRANDIES, Of 1865.
Port and Sherry Wines. Fish Gin. &c. &c.
The above liquors will be sold In quantities
desired.
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seutence Of nm AauI,erar.

CONCORD, April e.-George Sherburne,
who eloped with young girl, and plead
guilty to adultery, has been sentenced TO
three years in the state prison.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-09

NfsNl-AttA ~ Nal SAk$shWhAs 10
Letters from Colonel R. W. Hughes,
Senator Lewis, and Representatives Plat,
Stowell, and Sener were read before the
meeting Of the Republican association Of
Washington Monday night. Colonel
Hughes letter is as follows:
81 am glad to know that a leading OBJ
ject with you is to promote the success Of
the Republican party in the coming cleo
ton in Virginia. With harmony in our
counsels, patriotic abnegation of self in
the hearts Of all individuals, and united ex-
ertion. success will be easily obtained.
But if strife and bitterness arise, and con-
tention and distraction rule, we shall neither
secure nor deserve success. / am very
confident that we shall present picture in
our next state convention of harmony and
personal disinterestedness, and that we
shall enter upon the campaign with all the
conditions of assured and well-deserysd
success. IA gear "a
. And surely the rescuing this ancient
COMMONWEALTH from the sectional counsels
that have brought upon her SO much ca
lamity and reduced her to be the tenth or
twelfth. from the first, state in The Union,
is An object worthy of the best efforts OF
her children. " ''ss ~ q ta n
" From the establishment of the Repub-
lie down to the day of jackson, Virginia
was national state national in her senti-
ments, in her associations, and in her poll
cy. While SO she steadily advanced in
material greatness. wealth, and power.
She did not begin to decline, either relative
or absolutely, until she abandoned the
counsels Of Washington and jackson and
betook herselftO the doctrines of Calhoun,
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TEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the thermometer at @. f. John
ston's news and mnsic store. 91S Main
street, for to-day - At9a. m. 70; IL m.
80; p. m. SO.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
j TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia. ss nst
In the matter of John s. Braxton. bank.
rupt--in bankruptcy.
VIM. II. Allderdce, Of Richmond CITY. Va. here.
by gives notice of his appointment as assigns 90
of the estate of John s. Braxton, of Richmond
co in said district who was on the 18th day Of
February, A. D., 1878, adiudged a bankrupt on
the petition of his himself by the District
Court of said district
Dated Richmond, April !, 1873.
VIM. II. ALLDERDICE,
. ap 2-W3w Assignee.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, SOY q
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE

No. l4ls MAIN srRRRr, RIoHxosp, Va,
has jsst been opener by G.. s. LEATHER
BURY, and has on hand q complete assortment
OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and BAGS, and
Is receiving direct from the manufactures
daily and you will do well to give him a
call before purchasing.
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