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Registration Law.
AN ACT 20 amend the laws in relation tc
Registration, and for other purposes,

AN ACT 20 amend the laws in relation to
Registration, and for other purposes,
SEC. /. Be il enacted by the Legislature of
the State OF Mississippi, That the Board of
Commissioner heretofore created to appoint
three suitable Registrars in each of their
respective counties, be, and oil said Boards
arc hereby abolished aud the right, powers
and duties by law conferred on, or required
Of said commissioners are hereby conferred
on the Judges Of the several circuit court
districts, the Chsncelors Of the several
chancery court districts, and the SherifEs OF
the several counties 10 this State, who are
hereby made commissioners; and who shall,
on or before the FIRST Tuesday after the
hrst Monday Of June, A. ID. 1873, and an
nually thereafter appoint each one Registar
for each and every county in their respective
circuit and chancery court districts, and the
sheriff in his county, who shall have the
same qualification, perform the same daties
and be liable TO the same penalties as are
now provided BY law, except as modified or
altered by thia Act, aud shall hold their Of.
nest ioF one year, and ahsll bs entitled to
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

SOMETHING ron THE LADlEs.-Ssve the
tea leaves for few days, then steep them
10 tin pail or pan for half an hour, strain
through the seive, and use the teato wash
all vanished paint. 1t requires very litsle
"slbow polish as the tea acts as strong
detergent, cleaning the paint from al i'm
purites, and making the varnish equal to
new. 1t cleans window sashes and oil
cloths indeed any vanished surface isim.
proved by its application. II washes
window panss and mirrors much better than
water, and is excellent for cleaning black
walnut and looking.glass frames. 1t will
not do to wash unvarnished paint With.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

The Covington (Gu) Enterprise says
1.-THE following sentence, written out in full
was lately pronouoced by .Iustice Of the
peace in Gwinnett county :'letth prisoner
Stand Up, sir yon hay bin Found Guilty
& tried Nv the 0fFense NV shutin OF your
Major Yu shall then be took from the
bar Nv this court by the honorable baleei
Nv this court, and carryed into tho adjned
county Nv rock-Dale, and thar you shall re-
main in Eyerlastin bsnishment forever from
the honorable county Nv guinnet,.
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w averly Hotel,
Corner Of Camp and Poydras SITS

corner of Camp and POydras Sts..
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
T, w, KIDDER.. .P .Propr,etor
BOARD TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
THIS is n House Of lwents ~one years stand.
ing, and for Central Business Location has
no equal.
The Street Cars pass by the Hotel 10 and
from the jackson Railrosd Depot.
The patronage Of the public in the State Of
mlsslSsilppl, and especially along the liue Of
respectfully solicited. msr7.iv
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

John Gresham Of the United states Ilis
trict Court ut Evansville, Ind, has decided
that 10 accordance with tho statutes ol
that State married woman cannot engage
IN any business on Der own account unless
che has separate property; that ito woman
not having separate property engages ir
business, the profits belong 10 the husband
and she cannot be adjudged bankrupt
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

Jsdgs Dean u Blair county Psalsy.7a-
nia has decided that physicians preserlp-
tion 10 not OF itsef safeguard to druggist
who sells liquor without license a drug
gist il liable to prosecution il he sells liquor
even on The prescription Of well known
physician, to persons known to use il as :
beverage.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

SIMPLE CuRE roR WARTS AND CoKSS.-
Take piece Of flesh beef; soak It in
vinegar for twen,y.four hours, shave il into
very thin slices, and bind up the Wart, re.
newing the application for three or four
days. The application is said to cure
eorns.
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Tie Ccrrla News says, sat sen. 4.'
scFr aAa % bis sraassRuu l.s nIncs "
zs-osra q sas aaE Legislature v1G .una
Eoasy sF Tsaag Ar :er'Aa neaaagar
TIA. passed that ocdy
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

Qi,sa yie,o-a -sls \ Baa-l "a
Scotland, uppsi Ezs ucpa.a ieE
ron atual sive- ci7 G et tlca I-t1ce
ChA-is drank vas1 s:s4fa iar ai9.
6sa, in 14s
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-,

By remarkable e9ire.iercs F1scs e. (
he last installnsIi " ths eve n AIS ,g
Germany 90 lhs sane tiy ,hA, Grpa brs
ain consunmatsd ihs Faynsas e she -
bama claims " tss Us3 St1sss
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

The Banks Of Jackson are dispensing
Ereenbacks as quietly ard freely As ihs
leaves Of Autumn. So says the Clariou.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

@. s. Swan, the warrant iorger, made
bis escape from fail few days ago.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

The Republicans haye divided il Laeoa
county. and nominated two titke.s ior .he
Legislature and county oh-e-s
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

This morning paruou auSed a. ne
United States Mar.hals f6c- from ihs
President, for A. G. Bailey formerly po,
lise sergeant Of this city, who was couyie.
ted last Murch, and sentenced 10 tsO year
Imprisonment for forging Posioficy
order-TN. o, Herald, Oc, 18th
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

Shortly amer the recent illness q John
Hickman, Washington Townsend called On
him, and, wishing 10 encourage him, remark
Cd :-"Well Hickman car see that youl
appearance need trouble you. "No 'fown
send replied the invalid Il, doesn't il II
my disappearance that troubles me
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The Highest Market Rates

All goods warranted to give entire satisiac-
ton. Thankful for the liberal patronage here
toiore extended, continuance Of the came Il
respectfully solicited.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24
IN THE
Grocery 81 Provision

Department, be has anticipated every want.
and his stock OF Bacon, Pork, C oice Flour,
sugar, Coffee, Tea. Syrups, Moasses, Tobacco,
Corn, Oats, etc, are PERFECTLY FRESH
bought at low figures, and offered on the mos,
liberal terms to prompt customers or for cash.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-10-24

Nay ssd. is1s.-y AONVAiA' AiSS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16

New Yonk. April 15.-The trunk lines OF
railway to the West have adopted new
fr light tariff at an average reaching III per
cent. re per cent. of WHAT?
ALBANY, April 15.-Thc chimney OF
burned house fell this morning, burying h'c
little girls beneath the ruins. One was taken
out dead. three others will die, and the hith
one is seriously injured.
The steamers Antwerp and Minnesota Ut
rived to-day, bringing 1850 passengers.
A boy, for stahhing teacher IN the housc
of refuge. has been sentenced to hve years
In the State prison. m.
Tie run on the Iroboken Bank has wholly
ceased.
The Her0ld's special saws O'kcl'y is under
the projection of British Consul Dunlop, ana
is in no immediate danger.
\ private dispatch says the Popc'S disease
is lunbago He is rapidly recovering.
Henry Coulter. of Pittsburgh, will row IN
the race with John Bigelow and Ellis ward
at Springfield, Mass, on the 10th OF July
for 81 800 and the championship of Amerlc'
Four hundred packages Of silver-lcaf to-
bacco, seized on the steamer Thurngla on
suspicion of being smusSed, were con
lcmncd to-day.
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.1srrxns SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByLyne & Brother, ~
auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, 3.
M 1919 Main street.

A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE or FiRSI !
LEASE or FACTORY. FAMILY ChslsLAsE'
Rift,s;Y. NEW DRAY. HARNESS, &C. &C.,
IOypL ETE.-I slInl rs admin traitor OF ru" ar.
tor l'G recrnly occupied by him., situated on the
nor, beast corner Of Seventh and Cary streets on
the premises. Thursday, .ith day Oh AlIi lIS'
commencing al ~ o'clock T. , Nh i, ,e ,r t', of
l Io-IIURS POWER Boli.tR an " En- iNi1'
rood rs new, Of Etinger 4 Edmonds make
HYDRAULIC PRESSES, McGowahs put
HiYiDJRAULIC POT-PREsSEs;
sKtTAISERS and 90 SHAPES,
u i,OX PREISE-. &c, complete:
SBENCiIES and 4 STALLS, each Win Knives
l, JUMP BOXES, each with rollers. &C., complete
STEAM PIPING. SC. complete;
2largc S'IEAM SYRUP BOILERS,
TUB and RACK,
| STEAM BOX.
BEAN CUT, PR. ,,,.,.,..
6FACTORY STOVES, In nice order:
2scts of FAIRBANKS SCALES.
HOSTING APPARATUS,
STEP-LADDERS. .--
large lot of TOBACCO-BASKETS,
Large LOT of OBACC0-BRANDS,
lot sPEISkLERS, BUCKETS. &c, &C.:
ls5 kegs Edward Wilson's celebrated III ,, -
TOBACCO. and otherarticfcs too numerous 10
mention. Also OFFICE FURNITURE. &C.
No FAMILY HORSE,
iFIMlLY CAKKIAGE and HARNESS,
nice TOP-BIIGGl aud Ii AENESS.
nRAY aud HARNESS, nearly new.
After The foregoing sale will bn leased me aneH-
pirrd fern of the lease Of factory, whch expires
the lst OF october, 1919 ,,h.rs
The special attention OF tohaccnnis., 'a." Iii ~
IL called to the foregoing sale nc lers WI, '
4u''' HUI - ''" KOBF.KT II. Witt LOCKS,
Administrator of Edward :l>oh' "cceaS'"'
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By ,iru!,ls 4 Williams,
AuctionCers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


" -, ,,Dcr
'E'RUSl EES AL We la 1.
SI'NEER OF BUILDING LOTS AND
SEyEpti DWEIII\ t;-IIOI = y II
NEAR TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AT Alt-
TION.-In part execution of deed of trust from
James T.. Goddn and wife to the subscribers rs
trustees, dnly recorded We Will sell uion Inc
PROMISES respectively. in the order ana on tnc DAY
and at the hour nam"d hclo". me FOLLOWING
property conveyed in said decd-t" VII:
ON WEDNESDAY, 10th April. nj 81 o'clock i. NJ.
ar on north Siti, al SrlIahlc street, beginning
N f,. v,.t If N.cr,rirsyiIic tnrnnikr - by HI!
i;..,
e' n,r "a, ,h, soutI, si.,r nf Darlington street.
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IL Grmhh, & Williams
By Grubls & Williams.
Auriioncrrs ana! Peal Estate Agents.
E!cYrnlh Street hetwcen Main and Bank.

GALE OF THE Rich NJ on AND
- YORK RIVER KAILRnAD-By virtue nf II
decree Of the thancery Court Of the city Of Rich
Ri.cr Railroad Company rs. j. Prosscr abb and
Robert H. Nnury. trustees, and j. ProSser Tab
tonPrt II. Alaury, trustees u.s. HE Richmond ana
York River Railroad Company, entered the lcth
day al Dcrrinisr, l.i2. We. the undersigned. or the
survivor Of US shall sell by public auction. the
auctiun-rroms Of Mc>srs GriIb.s i Williams, No.
Eiclrh,h street, Richmond. Va. Oh FRIDAY the
od ay OF May. 1873. al The hour o! II Nj. all the
property OF very kind. real. prrso.,al. and m!xed
Of tie KltlIMnND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, In ludins It's roadway. rails
crns'-cs tcpots, si'ling>, cars. engines, tenders
and all other property whatsoever, Including al
the franchises Of said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging said COM
pany except is chooses In action a debts due or Ia
become due 10 IL.
The TERMS OF SALE WILL BE AS Follows !:
The of $4,000 shall bc paid In CASH; and the
residue Of the purchase money shall hc PAYABLE AS
follows $4,000 on the Isl Of January 1911 with In
tcrcnt III the rate OF per cent per annum from the
day of sale. pa yablc scm!-annly: 1900 900 on the
per cent. per annu n from the day Of sale. pyuhl
sein-annually: and til. remainder OF such pilrclls.
money on the Isl day OF JANUARY, 1877. with Interest
ut the rate of per cent per annlnu from the day uf
10 The ratification or rejection OF the court, AMI pos
session not To BIZ delivered unit. Tire sale ls been
ratified by the court; tic deferred payments 10 10
secured by decd uf trust the property sold, such
Cecd TO te subject TO the approval ~ Ute court.
Capitalists viii take notice that the effect OF sale
anu conveyance VIII he Ia tStinguish the said
rany and make tile purchaser u purchasers body
corp9rate.
MAURY, Richmoud, Va, attorneys for the trus-
tees. J. PkOSsER TABB,
ROBERT ii. MAURY.
has-A Surviving Trustees.
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The Wreck Of tho AtlnntiC.

HALIFAX. April l5.-The wreck of the At
]au,ic remained hard and fast yesterday. The
only effect SUNDAYS storm had on the wreck
was to carry away the mainmast. The sea
was so high Yesterday that no work could
bc done.
New YORK. April 15.--London papers at
hand to-day state that the first dispatch re-
ceiycd bv the owners Of the Atlantic an.
npuncine the loss of the vessel attributed
the disaster to the watch on deck installing
Sambro for Devils light.
II appears that Miss Rawdon. reported as
among the cabin passengers, disembarked at
Queenstown.
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The Suspected Assassin of General
REisstsynRn

MEMPHIS, April l5.-Last Saturday n man
named Vaughn, With six aliases, was ar
rested on suspicion OF being the man who
assassinated General Thomas &. Hndman,
of Helena, Arkansas, some tour years since,
while sitting 10y the fire surrounded 10y his
family. Th" police are very re,icent in re-
gard To the matter, but it is stated that the
arrest OF Van shn is baSrd on 4 letter to do the
deed 10y parties whose object was to avenyc
The ruin of Il Young lady by ilndman. Other
parties, it is said, will also be arrested.
LGt.I.--An unsuccessful attempt has been
made for the release on hdbeos corpus OF
Vaughn. IL is understood he has made i
confession duplicating persons in Helena,
bit the police authorities refuse to give any
information concerning the case.
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Ehe War liza LOuisiana-fiEht between
Negroes and Shitcs-Many Killed
md Wounded, &c.

New ORLEANS, April 15.-The steamer
Southwestern brings the following from
Grant parish in regard to disturbances there !:
The negroes had barricadcd themselves in
Coltax courthouse to the number OF four
hundred, thoroughly armed. one hundred
and fifty white men gathered from the sur
rounding parishes, aud made IN attack sun
dly noon. The courthouse was stormed ut
:, o'clock, in which the negroes TOOK refuge.
After further fighting, the negroes displayed
Il Tag of truce.
several detachncnts moved OH the court
house, when the negroes commenced firing.
CAPTAIN uurdnot was shot through the bow
cl>, it is feared, fatally. As the only means
of ,!slodging the negroes, the court-hou>e
was fired and'th negroes shot rs they came
from the burning building. Ii is reported
that from eighty to one hundred negroes
were killed.
The captain of the Southwestern confirms
the above. He saw eighteen or twenty dead
negroes, and brought two wounded whites to
Alexandria. All was quiet when the Sou th-
western left ColtaX Sunday evening.
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By Redwood & Crensl.aw. Auctionecrs,
No. 1920 Main street

A UCTIoN sALE:-We Go will H., sell l,r as our on
WEDSEsDhY, Npri 10th, commencing -, At ;, 10,
o'clock 4. ST., n general assortment oil fo'Ni-
irunT rTrS C CT. JENNY LIND, and MAHOGANY
cG1TAGE CHAMBER SETS. ,,ve
WARnKOBES, BUREAUS, and J SStni rrSn,T
wOup and rhNt-SEAT CHAIRS and koCh-
cpGf'E FRY and GLASSWARE, ,,o,,,u
TEAS. CIGARS, FANCY SOAfS' tohh"'
BRUSHES. &C. AT, cain will
,,ea,c seud I'm their goods on Tuesday.
p'eA'' REDWOOD & CRENsllAW.
-o. AuciiOnccrs.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is, ta;a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk, n!ci
ch:tnuisc AMI passengers. l.. Il. TAtun, agent
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York mer-
chauGise anil phsSen gers. q. W. Allen GO. agents
Sruooncr Il. Williams, Norris. Washington rio
Os.crnr's. coal, turtis X I'arkcr.
Schooner A. VI. Edwards. Adams. Philadelphia
g sch""iler Kedron. Hastings. Philadelphia rja Old
Fort, lumber.
MEMORANDA.
Mariners report thn buoy goEc from opposite lower
end Of ChiCklhonluy river, aud chai!nBr! iioy III
Goose Hi Reach washed away; both IN James
river. 49,
gin, passed through Hell Gate, bound Soith, April
Bark Nora, Hall, from Richmond, arrived at Rio
Arrived at Boston April u: sclrooncrs a II. Har-
ding; Harding; Eunire r. Newc3mb, llissins Ad-
Kennedy Nellie kurns ldri'ige; and Freddie W.
Alton, Higgins all Of virg,nia. .,
Arrived 1T New Bedford April II Schooner Hat
tie Uamlin, Virginia.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Light-,OnSe Oh he Gre,d BaSSCS RDchs.
Notire Is hereby given that. pursuant to the al
vert!selncnI issued from his huuSc dated 81 jan
ulry last, red revolving dioptrtc light of The first
WAS Z xhibited on The 18th Instant from the light
house on In" Great Bases Rocks, and will hence
forth hc continued every evening" from sunset 10
sunrise.
The light. which il n an elevation of one hundred
and ten feet above the >ea. shows AL around the no.
iauu, nd can be secH In clear weather al distance
Of about sixteen and half miles.
In fuggy weather a bell will be sounded by sirik-
Ing al Intervals OF seven and half seconds between
each blow.
The lIght-vessel hitherto moored near the rocks
has been removed.
The Shout OF Indian Rrer Inlet, Eta, dircctiy in
Metrdck If FtSsels.
Captain Thomas laltjson. United States Navy
commanding lni:ca states ship Richmond. reports
the result of survey of the shoal Of hch norm
alton was given i'll IL previous notice.
The shoal was fui, TO be nc.iriy seven miles &c
the northward Of The position given ty Captain
Pennington IL Is directly i'll the rack OF steamers,
several Of them having passed close 10 tie ElCh-
mond while at anchor within ono and haf miles
OF the shoa. The least water found on 1t was Sin
teen feet. near the southern cad: BOTTOM coarse,
dark gray sand, with broken shells. II extends In
general direction NV aid SSE. nearing y bg "
I1nagnclcl from Jupiter inl't light, distant about
twenty-five miles
Position: Northern end, latitude - 90. Ia. y Ion
gitut!e, So, o. W: southern end, latitude -, 20. 3d.
~ longitude, 50, ), IL W.
This notice affects British Admiralty charts Nos
80. and 800: United States photographic Office
charts Nos. 10 and 50.
By TFLEGHArII.J
FORTRESS MONROE, Arri! l5.-Pusscd In to-day
brig Nellie Antrim. from New York, for Rio ria
kichmund.
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BY Grubh, & Williams.
huctionccrs and Rcal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.
rTHE LARGE AND ELEGANT PR

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRl-
l. VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED. SlIi,AtED At TIL
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUt"lluN.-By re-
quest of Mr. $. G. rarty. We VIII sell ut auction n
the premises on MONDAY. 2lst day of April, at =
O'clock I. NJ, his wrll-hnown and underestimate
mred residence, situated Il, above. Ii isol brick. rO-
vcrcd with nIStic and contains thirteen rphiis b.
sides rooms and closets. with hot. cnli, and
shower baths and wafer, with stat onary wa>hst;lnd,
In the principal chambers: kitchen will five rooms
for servants: laundry. with stationary fixtures S;is
throughout the premises, and all of the most mo
dcrn ronvenicnrrs. The static Is .ew, and besides
hostlcrs room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been remodced and renovated
within few years past. anu are now III perfect
order
1t would be impossible in an advertisement TO
convey all adCraic idea of the clegulICc and com
pcteIiess of this property In every respect. 1t Is
enough TO say that IL combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most bcaiiliu d thorough
OF convenience and comfortable accommodation for
large family.
The lot fronts lsa feet on Third street, and runs
back $50 feet.
The situation Is one of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city, aud Us l. stands this property
snot cxceled by an! other n all that constitutes !,
first-c.aSs residence.
II viii he sold a. whole, or II desired the dwell
Ing ill b. SOLD with Front OF about S. feet. leav-
Ing three oui dag hts. each fronting IS feet on
Third si.c"t To hc sold separately.
Persons wishing TO eAaln lie the premises before
the day of sale are requested tp call upon
TERMS: AccoInmG dali NJ. and will be maze known
at the time or sale. GRUBBs i WILLIAMS.
NH :e.Sa~tApl, aawtApl:&dta Auetionears.
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Pere Hyacinthc delivered an eloquent dis
course Sunday in praise Of Calvin.
Herr de Llportc expressed his OPINION
that the Emperor William is not just the sort
of man he should be, and in consequence Will
spend fifteen mouths in prison.
The Swedish Government has ahlo2ated
the law which imposed restrictions on the
Jews in the choice OF their domicilc. They
will hcncclorth lie permitted to fix or change
their residence rs they please.
The Rev. Vyyyan Moylc,a clergyman Of
the Church Of England. has been sentenced
in York, England, t. seven years i!nprlson-
ncnt for the commission OF IA series OF forge
rics, to which he pleaded guilty.
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pA1TIafnRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. APRIL l5.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn firm: while southern; o.o'
sac Yellow southern &c. Oats active AMI frin !:
SHu,hcrn. so6cssc Rye steady aud unchanged Hay;
Western. s26@ss' Iroyi:ions shade fTincr o anu
d"rs e5c: rib-.!dcs. ItMst".: clear rih-sidcs, 81
Ms:c Isacon-Shouldcrs. Sc; rih-sides. sCa;asc:
clerr rb-sldcs. siUrsc.: sugar-curcd Mans iZ3ta'
I,c Lard s:G9c Western butter steady ana ui'-
changed WhIskcy firlncr n aotM9lc.
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Cotton Mills Burned.

srnINGrigLn, April l5-Mils Nos. | and
OF Dwiyht's Manufacturing Company were
burned to-day, including $500 bales Of cot
ton. Loss, lhree-quarters OF million. Eight
hundred worh.uen are thrown out OF en-
p!ovmen'.
The Insurance on the mills amounts to
s5l3,Gn. The Mutual Company, Of Boston,
Aoses $loo,G00.
In addition to the two Chicopee mills, the
engines and picker houses, two filled stores,
aud Ls:t OF the ruiIroad depot, with 1900
bales Of cotton, were burned.
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COTTON MARKETS,

SoKroLK April l5.-Cottou--Nct receipts. 1.is7
bales; exports coaStwsc 1870 bales; sales. 100
bales: stock. 5000 bales.
BALTIMORE. april l5.-Cotton-Gross receipts.
Us bales: exports coastwise, III bales; sales, 20
ba,Qs: stock 1920 balcs.
NEW ORLEANS, hprii l5.-Cotton: demand limit
ed: ordinary. l.IGl3c. good Ordinary. l1;m ltc.
low mi,diles l7Ac: midiiugs, l.Rc.; net receipts.
lul bales gross. i,gS bales exports coastwise 6,155
bales 81, 1890 bales: last evening, 1850 bales
stock. 1852 bales.
halrs: lies. gur bales; stock. 1>.3>S bales.
MOBILE. April l5.-C"tton-Ncl receipts, 200
bales. fAports-To Great EllttiIl loo bc- .Goa,t-
GALvE>TnS. April la.--tottuE--N"t receipts.
.S bales: exports cuast"Ise - bales: stock. 81 =
S35 bales.
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CHICAGO, April IA heavy snow-storm
between Omaha and Cheynne has prostra'ed
the telegraph lines. Nothing from the Pacific
coast to-day.
OMAHA. April 15.-Eten'ng.-The storm
RACES wiki no appearance of abating. Snow
has been falling since Sunday night, and is
now five feet deep. No train, are running,
and the telegraph lines to the Pacific coast are
sill irtrrrlIptpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-16
.SsjG1st,< SALES.--FUTURE afn,s.
BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lll3 Main street.

An ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELL
"a ING. NUMBERED l01l, WEST CLAY
STREET. FOX SALE BY hUCflDN.-Wc shall
sell by auction, on the PR misses. on FRIDAY The
18th Instant. ut !! O'Clock l.. NJ, IN attractive
FRAME DWELLING and LOT Numbered lGl4,
on the north side 81 Clay street, near Elii Park,
with two stores, containing i've rooms. with gas
and water on the premises.
This property. though comparatively new, has
been recently put In complete rcptir all neatly
painted without and beautifully paprr'd within.
and The yard newly turfcd making It. one OF the
most desirable AMI attractive h",scs OF i,s size in
the city. aud in location that Is daily Improving
and growing In raluc.
TERMS: bne-third OF the purcEase-moncy In
cash; the residue in six aud twelve months. the pur
chaser Give negotiable notes for the deferred pay
incts, with interest added. ard secured by decd NJ
trust. klCilARDSoN - 60.
an Ii .auriirurcr~i.