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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-30
LEAF TOBACCO.

Our market is very dun under very heavy
receipts and offerings, nearly all of which
Is very inferior in quality. Our oldest buyers
assure us they have never seen a crop so poor in
quality as that portion of the crop which has
reached this market. 1t is generally believed
here that our planters are holding back all their
best grades for spring order and pricing and
only sending forward now their lowest grades.
When the quality of the tobacco now being
offered Is considered, we do not think there is
any cause for complaint as to the prices paid on
the part of the planters.
We renew our quotations Of last week, though
there is a tendency to lower prices
LuGs--Black common to good S 2 o06D a IN
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for The Eastern District 0

L THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
j TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Geo. w. Wroten, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Fredericksburg, on the Goth of March, 1874.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that petition has been
presented to the Hon. Robert w. Hughes,
Judge of said District Court in Bankruptcy, by
A. b. Bolts, assignee of the estate of said
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging to
said bankrupt, free from all liens and incnm-
brances thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that in terms of said petition an order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate, to appear
before Register ]. L. Waterman, at his Office in
the said city of Petersburg, on the slst day of
March, 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m, and show cause
II any yon have, why such order should not
be granted A. II. ROTTS
NH 2I-S2w Assignee
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of Gillian & Dunlop, banlkrupts
in bankruptcy.
Easte,n District Of Virginia SIS
Notice is hereby given that q final meeting ofthe
creditors Of the said Gillian s. Dunlop bank
rupts, for the purpose of declaring dividend
will be held at Richmond, at the Office of W. W.
Forbes, register in bankruptcy in said district,
on Friday, the nth day of April. 1874. 'at 10
O'Clock a. m. in accordance with the provisions
of the 9th section of the bankruptcy act, of
March I'd, 1867.
Dated at Richmond. this 18th day of March,
1874. WILLIAM J.. WATKINS,
NH 26-W3w Assignee.
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lob WORK NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
u EXECUTED.
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PALISas -SusquehanLa W. pine % 90 $50 90
Virginia pine. 10 90 oil 90
The above are the wholesale prices paid by
the dealers.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-14
Destructive FrOst-LOss in Fruits and
Vegetables Half Million DOllars-Na-
val NeWS-SailOr Drowned. &c.
special telegram to the Dispatch.]

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
PORTSMOUTH, April 13.-The whole of this
region was visited last night by killing
frost. All the apples, peaches, pears, and
small fruits, including the strawberries, in
bloom, have been destroyed, together with
the tomato plants, potatoes, and peas. The
earth was frozen over two inches deep.
Some of the truckers estimate the loss in
fruits and vegetables at half million dol
lars.
The United States steamer Frolic, now at
the yard, has been ordered TO New York to
60 out of commission. The Wachusett,
Dispatch, and Ticonderoga are expected at
the navy-yard for repairs. They left Key
West last week.
Alex. Davenport, negro sailor, Of Ports
mouth, was drowned from the sloop Irin on
Saturday night when of Piney Point, on the
Potomac.
Charles Jones, marine corporal, was
badly cut in fracas last night.
A number of Maryland shel-fish catchers
were arrested in the county to-day for vio-
latipg the State law.
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From powi.atan County.

II"!-s"i'y.4lr.ct OF tNe Richmond D1spaIcn.j
PowEATAS. April s, 1874.
=" County CONT, b-ing on the Easter
holiday, va, attended by a large concourse
"t ir'E>cL> OF a. Glasses, Coi0rs, and former
c1a"jjun Of >rrYi;udc the latter largely
lC'I"gd"9at:"..
IT,. 'y4rt. LAYING di-patchcd the ordinary
t"a'': ..:,, :'f3'',.t" business. adjourned To-.
E@'v' .NnG II 81. alruuncrd thut Il railroad
m"rr e &uu!U - led III I've courthouse.
a1i """r.-i1. -. illno-ieu addressed u large
rgy"- upon Ne subject Of Il county sub
te''t&lpn 10 Tie Eic!Im9 uj. TranS-Alleghaey
mi Nt0JN-i ;@u-'c railroad, AID proposed
-. ,:r yVl.uty judge should direct that tAe
A.t>rH5i: ion should be voted Oh ut the May
I.r'rl-.
&rch discussion en>ucd, and the large
a.c..;.- Was addressed by Hcssrs. Thomas
H-lwcr, Rcyali. Willis, Uo5son, and K. X.
,'I..o III favor, and by Maj or W. j. Dance
III. Wool, Dr.. lIcniDg, and Ii. Uobson
"-"in'; tie subscription, and the resolution
~ '..IIal i.uLodvn requesting the county
Jua-c 10 ordrT u vote was carried in quite q
.>''.cg!! aaG excited manner. Judge Dab
-! i"cj took hi, &; At and ordered the vote
/, i o,heNcd l(.at the colorcd people, who
l'T '.' iI!n>i p.lt, lay no taxes, will vote IL
i'h,I - III subscription, tut that the Tree
a"'''r, WI! 'oic against il; and j majority
- i&e i".tr: are required by the law to cary
"a M"l-urc. 10 >i!y the least OF it, the gues.
ION J., ~ much doubt.
90" ;t!turi> Grange has been formed, and
" t. '."r iL.t tao others Wlli be shortly or.
-'h L " II Tie county. }.
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letter from s,anYii!e.
..,:~>: 9lacrc, Q; II" Richmond Dispatch

-.7:">; gldcLc" o. II" Richmond DlSpatch.l
L,>yILLs. Va. April II, 1874.
I.r !ey.ya! a. the Lynn-Strect Methodist
c.Gra l,> resulted in the profession OF
:-.;..'..cr persons. Rev. Mr.. Woodward,
IL :..aGonJ. las been preaching for Rev.
NJ, Lambeth. The pastor, and has won the
.'ar,> d. The Lar" audiences who have been
a,'~as.9E upon lis ministry during the last
!g..G.-ut.
TIE safes Il totacco at the warehouses for
IT,: I1outa Amounted 10 S207.3 26 for March,
!',,. sl:%.51@: cain for March. 1874,
>2.'iT. Receipts Of tobacco rather light
L.. "e,k. y decline in wrappers. Other
working GRADE, -ieady, with slight advance
u god working las. Very commOn Tugs,
; 80 $50: good .ugs, S4.J0 10 80; bright
~. - TO :: bright smokers, So 10 SD
.a.sol lral. 81 10 IS; good leaf, $3.50 to
=; -"rd ric:! .vaXy leaf, 80 TO Sl0 30; COM
Ion tII=!t Leaf. SO 70 $40; good bright
I"ai, 80 % So; :.ucy wrappers, $40 10 $50.
ALPHA
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i''7*earon2>nr" 'f tho Richmond Disntch.l
EEAvtE DAw. April -. 1874.
va >2i"i%2s H-:ft, W.Ii!r sir. g. Jhomp.
-" ''4> = -" - Injecting. lis dwelling was
'"l&"'i 10 The &,ound. 1t i, not known
""c'""F Il H.> accidental or the work OF an
0t""c!ry. Fac amount Of loss has not
trtG q, ccrtaneG.
Iins "Ecat and oat crops arc looking very
wei. The weather is quI:e cool for the sea
>3n. There have been several heavy frosts
'd!.n- The past ten days, and We fear that
real! al the fruit is destroyed. 1t is also
'"ouSh That the tobacco plants are very
much Il jurcd.
This Place is improving very much
several new buildings are being built, and
At i thought tina, it viii soon be dignitied
RIth tie name Of lO,cn. ID. D.
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T'INoN.

VICTIMS TO ROPE JUMpISG.-katie Martin,
whose parents reside at Newark, n. j., went
to bed very much exhausted, after jumping
q rope three hundred times in succession,
and the next morning was found dead in
bed.
a similar fatal accident, the result of ex.
hau>tiou from the playful exercise Of jump
ing rope, occurred Friday in South Wash
age named Mary a. Shughrue. She bad,
With some companions, been indulging in
the sport above named, and, in her ambition
to excel the rest, fell to the sidewalk, conges-
ton of the brain setting in.
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TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, te.
SEELEY'S HARD-kUBBER TEUSSEs
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
@ AMI pr r. p1pFS
AND PILE PIPES

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEMALE
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike all other appli-
ances known, will never rust, Timber, break chafe
soil, nor move from pace-indestructible. The Inc
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber, light
cool, cleanly used in bathing, lifted to form; uni
yersully recommended by I'LL surgeons as the best
mechanical supports known. Send for pamphlet.
Establishments: l347 Chestnut street, Fhiiadel-
phia, and 1877 Broadway, New York. complete
assortment for sale, with careful adjustment, by
MEADE & BAKER. Rlchnoud, aud a! dealers.
Beware OF 3Mitattops, up 13-3M
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From N0rfol7k-TrOt at the Fair
GrOunds-Marine Intelligence, DC.
Especial telegram to tile Dispatch.j

NORFOLK, VA, April 13.-In the trot al
the Fair Grounds to-day "Kemper" beat
" Sam Patch" best three in five for one hun
dred dollars. Best time 3:t5.
The body of James Compile, the Austrian
mate of brig, drowned in the harbor Sat
urday night, has not been recovered.
The schooner J. T. Chaffee, Captain Jew.
ell, from Maryland to New Haven, Conn.,,
put in this port yesterday with loss of her
flying jib, and short of provisions and water
The wreckipg steamer B. s. j. Baker left
for the Florida coast to-day to save mahog.
any.loaded schooner.
The German bark Eleizar, Captain Jack.
son, from Bremen for Baltimore, was run
into by an unknown schooner in the Roads
yesterday and badly damaged.
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Attempted Fraud on an Insurance
COmDanY.

New YORK. April 13.-Louisa Germs, the
woman implicated with DR.. Uhipg in the
attempt to defraud the Merchants Life lnsu-
rance Company out of $4,000, has been az
rested. She states that she was SICK, and
was attended by DR.. Uhling, but denies that
she was ever put in coffin, and says the I'M
der,aker was present when the bricks were
put in, and assisted in preparing the coinn
for interment. She and Or. innings VIE
were in the room while the bricks were being
put in. When the doctors were called 10
She says she had some soap in her mouth,
and pretended TO have commissions, by ad-
vice of Uhling.
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MILLINERY.

OPENING OF SPRING STYLES .G9 o
~ THURSDAY, APRIL 16, at Mrs. E. ssEgttg>
DCEStR'S. 311 Broad street, betwecn.SMSSSSs
Third and Fourth, having returned from the North
with q large assortment OF
HATS. RONSETS. INFANTS CAPS.
MISSES NORMANDY BOSEETS.
Also, i large assortment OF SILKS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, and many other fancy articles: to which
she intends to sell on tue most reasonable terms.
ap l4-3t*
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saa hslA RsE passsd sssyeas p l,p,

4
Mr: Flatt ssnfas1 the aoIst.srs,,,,t,on :,
E,ne Virginia Legislature Il, +, VI
liam and Mary College. resuast;np ssno ~ =,
my representatives to vote far bii T.e,,,1 .
for that college sinsiIsr ffSs s, !
gross. - = russ " NJ tue l INST Con.
me Is, president ON Financial Mas, i.
II AsnIsaros, April 13.-President Grs,, mi,
smh;e ouhSefsalion with friends to-day On ~
tha 49, W nnsnse, said 1t was desirable that
s arc h,euSes oI the Government to return ~
not be overlooked. he bafi mn haS;s. SHOULD
saying that he was opposed RI i,ss.: ID
the general acceptance Of the torn, nasioh, IN
crease OF the currency beyond the ac,,,a, an in-
st'es OF the country; but Of the sarna t,n neess
had given no opinion concerning tha ne ne
ures before Congress, nor had he ind;o avaa,
what his action would be relative IN NM h,i
that might be passed. Apart frombis own sa J
respect, It would be improper if not ofFan-
siye for him to intimate to Congress what ho
would or would not do in the event nj y
financial bill being presented to him for his
signature. =
Weather Probabilities,
WASHINGTON, April 13.-For the Middle
States and the lower lake region, rising tenn.
perature; southeast to southwest winds.
increasing to brisk and high, cloudy and
rainy weather. ="
For the South Atlantic States, fresh and
brisk east and south winds, generally cloudy
weather, rising temperature, and light rain.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Mr. Boutwelps
health is much improved. He was In the
Senate to-day.
Ben Butler interviewed the President to-
day.
James Cochrane was nominated to-day as
postmaster at Culpeper Courthouse, Va.
The Printing Committee of the Senate,
which for several weeks has had under con-
sderation the management of the Govern
ment printipg-ofice, find nothing to con-
denim in its management under Colonel A.
NJ. Capp.
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PAMuNKEY VALLEY, NEAR

TuSsTALL's, Va, April 10, 1874.
Riitors Dispatch: We are having just
now a wet spell, stopping all work in the
fields; but, thanks to the fine weather du-
ring the winter, we have gotten all, or nearly
all. our cortland prepared for planting,
which will commence as soon as dry enough.
Wheat in this section-c called the garden
spot Of the Peniusula-looks beautifully.
There was no wintcr-killing, and the pros
poets are more encouraging for large crops
this year than any since the war.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, ApnI1 10, 1874


ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan
disc and pa SsengcrS, George W. Allen i Co.
Steamer Westove: TraverS. Baltimore, mercnah
disc AMI passengers, l.. B. Tatnin.
steamer Alliance, Carr. philadelpnia, rncrchan-
disc and passengers, ". =. Porter, agent
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandse and passengers. l.. =. IH'lirn' agent
Steamer Empire, Allen. Philadelphia, merchan'
disc and passengers. ". +. Porter
Schooner Hannah Warwick, Bailey, w Wilmington
Del, ria Osborne, cal, Currie S Co
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Robert franklin. Seward, Bait!lhole
~ Schooner Seabrd (British), Hogan, New York
Schooner j. II. Wainwright, Lloyd, philaueipf'a'
Aprili11.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner P. 3. Carter, Reed, hence, arrived 81
Norfolk april IL. 49,. w.
Brig ID. &. Chapman, Knight, sailed from Ne"
York for Richmond april 10.
Schooner, Clara, Ingraham, and Mabel Hall, Bart
let. sailed from RocHland for this port, ApEl Z.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

rance.
PARIS, April 13.-The Government mas
;ssusd q circular prohibiting attacks by news
naners upon the establishment of the !" sep
inpnat y and declaring that President McMa-
nom, no wers are incontestible.
Spain.
MApr1D, April 13.-Tbe Carlist force tna IA,
was before Corona has retired, tue muhlclps NJ
authorities having paid them lV,ooo'oo' ie'ii'
to cease from blockading the clly.
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Prem CHA
,orre,pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April -, 1874.
The funeral OF sirs. Ex-Governor Gilmer
took place yesterday. The discourse was
preached by Rev. Il. Woods. a very large
.SaDcoursc of people attended the services.
n The rcviya! at the Baptist church Will con-
fDuc during the present week, and probably
longer. DR.. Wil,op, OF Richmond, is prose-
euiDg the wora with great ability. His con-
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 13.-Flour very firm. Wheat
firm and unchanged, Corn active ana hrm while
strong; southern, 64@70c. Rye firm at 81 @$l .O3.
Hay. S1S@lt25. Provisions quiet but firm. Pork
rib sides. $4,000 Racon-shoulders, TIC; clear
rib sides. &C.. sugar-cured hams, &C. Lard, 104c,
Western butter in fair demand; new tub, 3uCg
Whiskey, 97h@9Sc. Sugar, 9AtG9hc.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April Is, 1874.
Nv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, April 13.-Cotton quiet: sales OF
1856 bales at 17ls@l1 TIC. Flour firm and IN fair
demand. Wheat, $40 for winter and red west
ern. Corn frmer ut $4,000. for new western
mixed; DOC. for new yellow southern. Coffee dull
unchanged Rosin heavy at $2.474@$2.50. Iur-
pentine heavy at 44kSQ45c. Pork heavy new mess
$lG.75 Lard heavy at 10 l-16c. Whiskey tirmei
ut 95A696c, Freights trmer.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Flour steady and un
held ut S16.75. Lard quiet and steady: steam
9.75@9.S1 asked; kettle, &c. Bacon quiet
shoulders, SIC. ; clear rib, 800: clear, s269s&t
WhIskey firm and In good demand at 94c.
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Tvonsv.Sccond Ballot.

Bosros, April 13.-The tweniy-Srcond
ballot resulted as follows: Dawes, 10 iioai,
50; Curtis, g.; Adams, IL: BULLOCK, 10;
Banks, 7; Sanford. b; Washburnc,"; Nhlt-
tier, Learned, and Pittnan, l each.
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AErcged Defaultcr.

New York, April 13.-it is reported that
r, Ii. hIagill, the agent in California OF the
PhGnix Insurance Company, of Hartford, Is
delaulter in S50, 900.
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Arrested for Cruel Treatment.

New York, April ia Mrs. Connolly,
who had charge of little girl, discovered
by Henry Bcrgh to have been the recipient
of most cruel treatment from the woman,
was arrested to-day aud sent to prison to
await the action of the grand jury.
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A Dangerous Crevasse I'm the Mtssis
sippi.

New ORLEANS, April IA crevasse 300
feet wide is reported two miles below Baton
Rouge on the left bank. The State engi'
neer. who went to cut the dixie which keeps
the waters of the Mississippi out of that
BAYOU. returned without executing lis mis-
sion. the citizens having protested against it,
and resolved to prevent it by force. They
have detailed an armed force to guard the
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ct LOFTS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, April 13.-Flour unchanged; i'm
proved demand for common grades. Corn easy
No. 2, mixed, 64k@ 65c., on track. Whiskey firn
changed. Lard held higher; sAc. asked; 81 bid.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aprl 13.-Catile dull; sales,
1900 at S7.25@S7.75 for extra State ana western
Steers; S6.25@S7 for fair to good; 81 50GS6 for
common. Shecp-sales, $500 at S6@FS so. Live
hogs dull; Sales, 500 at $50 0GSS.75.
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w MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY
WITH THE HOUSE.
T.R. PRICE & co. have now full stock Of ele
CANT MOURNING GOODS, just opened.
BOMBAZINES, TAMESE,
CREPE CLOTHS,
hLPACAS, DOUBLE MOHAIRS,
DIAGONALS,
COLONNA CLOTHS, DELAINES,
CASHMERES, GRAPE Wells,
GRAPE COLLARS, 4 (
BLACK KID and SILK GLOVES, &C.
Samples sent by mail, if desired. NH 80 .
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by Telegraph.

,r,--- - NEW YORK. :
Nov" honk, April ls.-Noon.-stocks ,ct,vo
ss =: Gold, 11aN Excbange-Lons a aes,te
snort 4ssH Governments strong. States o ov,s,
Soensng,-honey easy at 4Q5. Sterling ,ower.
ZOO. eola' 1l3agll3H. Governments duI, and
strong. States quiet and nominal. o"ii 1nu
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[Rcported specially for the Dlspa,ch

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1874.
Abstract OF reports made to the Comptrol.
Ter Of the Currency, showing the condition
OF the National Banks IN the State Of Virgil.
MIA at the close of business on Friday the
eth day Of February, 1874: --
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, April 13.-Flour unchanged Corr
quiet aud unchanged ut 6S@70c. Provisions quiet
PORK, $1,000. Bacon-Shouders. 7c.; clear rib
9Ic.; packed, 9Xc. Lard-Tierce, 10c.; key, 10&c
Whiskey, CSC.
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ct.arJs Fger, Drowned.

C1sc1SSATI, April 1.-two empoies O
Rohinson's circus, while loading cages on
h,ru,. fell into the river and were drowned
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, April l3.-virginia e,s, old aa .
consols SOY; peelers, SO. West yirginia,a. 1on
North Carolina 6's, old, ct; new. 90. s.ec,n,
tax. s.. ~ ePSeiai
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fOfls are ysnRnge gfnhe3bas
tisln was administered yesterda
Snow fell here on Saturday nipht. This
morning the ground is frozen hard; ice has
tertained about the safety of the apples. :"
Nutp
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Safety of tie Steamer Greece.
New York, april 19.-Thc steamer Greece
with passengers of the ill-iated steamer Eu'
rope, has been signaled.
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mT. r. PRICE g. co. are receiving daily
NEW MEDIUM and SHI RTING PRINTS,
PERCAL ES and FRENCH CAMBRlCS, {
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLISS,
LACE-STRIPED POPLlSS,
BLACK GhU-GRAIN and BONNET SILKS, .
STRIPED and PLAIN FRENCH SILKS.
FOULARD POPLISS, PONGEE POPLlNS,
BRILLiANTINES, SILK WARP ALPACAS,
BLACK WATERED aud other trimming SILKS
viii re PIQUHS, 25c. 10 81 yard;
HAMBURG EDGES, VAL. EDGES,
CORSETS, KID-GLOV rs.
everything sold ~ low as any house III the cnited
States. l. w. niSC " W.
mi
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL II, 1874.
SIN rises, 5.31 Noon rises. 4.33
Sim sets,.. 6.29 High tide. 2.24
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Mt PRATI'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly Od"ress. Always uni:
form. Illuminating qualities superior TO gils B"rni
IN any lamp without danger Of exploding or takint
ire. Manufactured expressly TO clspl1ce rue Use
volatile and DANGEROUS Oils. Its safety u!kT every
possible test, and its perfect burning qu;.lne' ar
,rovcd NJ its continued Use in over 3O0,eeo anii
lies. Millions OF gallons nave been sold anu no ao
cidept-directly or indrcc;y-nhs ever occur'e'
from burning, storing, or handling II.
The insurance companies and fire commissioner
throughout the country recommend the AsI
Is the best safeguard when lamps are used. oeiis
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade gene1iy 81, ~ ~
un ol.s,Ie nv The urDprietOrs. CiIARLES CEAi'
& Co. lOS Fulton street. New OK.
oc l7-dGw6m
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SPRING CLOTHING.
MERCHANT TAILORING.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF
JOHN e. DOHERTY.
would respectfully invite my patrons and th0a6
in want OF hne goods to call and examine before
going else where| one of the largest sud hneSe
Stocks OF IMPOR TED GOODS ever offered In this-
market, which will make mp In the latest and most
approved manner, and viii sell us low as the sam8
can lie bought for In this city. -
Orders taken for SHIRTS from one OF the besS
houses In the country.
JOHN f. DOHERTY,
NH calm 1872 MRin street.
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1 BLUE AND BROWN VEIL Be
REGE at csc. worth 40c. per yard;
LARGE CHECKED MUSLIN at soc. per yard
worth Soc; f14t ~
sHiRRED MUSLIN FOR WAISTS .. soc. per
yard worth 81;
TUCKED CAMBRIA at Sc, 81, and 1925 per
yard, all very cheap
SHEET and PILLOW sHAars In great variety at
LEVY BROTHERS..
THE BEST sEWING-MACHlNE OIL ut 15c.
per bottle. .st' anIA
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HOTELS.

or. JAMES HOTEL. sr.rr.
TWELFTH OPPOSITE BANK STREE
~ AND CAPITOL SQUARE,
RICHMOND. VA,
7. w.HoEN NIGEE. PROF ntETon: !, IN,
Built and FURNISHED In ISia 90
the travelling public.