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New Church in ChicaSo-Rev. Florence
Mccarthy. Pastor.

The Chicago Times, under the caption,
Liberty Baptists such will be the name
OF Rev. Florence McCarthy's unfedyed fol
lowers-Aud their system will be Open
Communion, with few Restrictions -
says:
About one hundred and fifty people as
sembled in Grows opera hall on yesterday
afternoon as . sort of nucleus around which
the Rev. Florence Mccarthy proposes to
form his new Church. The aSscmblase was
very ordinary in appearance, and many gave
unmiStaka5le signs of having been led
thither out Of mere curiosity. let all
epinced much interest in the proceedings,
and interrupted the speaker at times with
applause.
After hymn had been sung, Mr.. McCar-
thy asked that Il collection be taken up, as
the support of his new movement must
come from that direction. While it was be-
luz taken. he stated that be should on next
Sabbath, IN this place, form new church,
to be called the Liberty Baptist church.
But be wished first to explain that he had
never been depo>cd from the ministry. The
council could not depose him. lt.could only
recommend his depo>al. Not having done so,
they had spoiled the job. But If they lad done
so 1t would make no difference. GOD knew
be was pure and right at heart, and he
would preach III the face Of as many devils
and councils as there were shingles on the
root. He had been sent by the Lord Jesus
Christ TO preach the gospel, and he proposed
to do it. and form new church, right here
in Chicago; aud it would be al open COM
munion. lie had done away with the in
tolerance and higotry of close COMMUNION.
r.. Thank God!" and applause.l The new
church was to be open and free to any ana
all ucrsous, with certain restrictions, and was
10 be tolerant. He then took bis text.
Alter the sermon, Dir. Mccarthy requested
thai All who wished to assist the new church
| in anv way would come forward and make
bis acquaintance. One-tourth of the con
crecation remained, the majority of these
being ladies.
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POk,r OF RICHMOND. APRIL 8, 1874.

ARRIVED.
Stes,merJ w. Evermai, Plat. Ph'iadeiphia, uier-
cEaudise and passengers. W. T. Porter agent.
Steamship Hatteras, Ernest, New YORK ner
cflandIsc and passengers, q. w Alien agent.
steamer WeStovcc TrslverS. Balltinore mercnah'
disc and messengers, l.. Is. T!ttum.
Schooner NarcisSa, AppleSarth, Baltimore Utd
City Point. iron, Currlc & GO. n,,,a.,ht
Schooner John A. Curtis, CULLEN, fhllaueipnia'
coal, powharan Iron Company; ,,, ,,,,o
Schooner Islaud Belle, Woodlan, Rockiand, lime,
X. Wendenburg.
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Ernest New YORK, merchah-
disc and Messengers. G. w. Allen co.
steamer john sylvester, Clifford, Sorioik, nef'
chandIse and PASSENGERS L. b. TaIum, agent
Schooner w. S. Donghten, johnson, New 1orA'
merchandise, Curtis 4 Parker. n,,u,,o,,h,,
Schooner James Bradley, Bradley, Phiaaeipn'a'
granite, Curtis & Parker. :. ,,d
sloop Clarissa Ann. Dutton, James rlFeI, 70 ioau
and return, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. =,
Schooner j. II. Hawes, Fort, Philadelphia, April
9th. ,,,.,o,..,.
Schooner j. S. WINS, Ingersoll, Philadelphia
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, steelman, April
Schooner Caroline hall, Abdul, Philadelphia,
a Schooner Lula Linn, Isley, Georgetown.
MEMOEANDUM.
Schooner Pioneer, Smith, Richmond, arrived al
Philadelphia, April 9th. rt->.
[See local.
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Some Halifax Ktens.
.....nnr.rcc OF The Rich,rond Dispatch.

l,p~7r-. .,gd"uce OF the Richmond Dispatch.j
tlayER. HALIFAX, VA. April :, 1874.
o., u" IN Jersey wagon took 4 couple
Q. 3, ION CloTer up through the northern
Is..t &; Halifax submit for the ubiquitous
l">l @tch ll-!!:aX item or two.
may >ay. il the first place. what inn
lrr-,"sN I4e l.1st strongly in my intercourse
WE lie people Of this section of the county,
TIA: :hcl al. very. very blue on account Of
y Lat they e>.ce!n The present low price OF
tobacco, AID are -cruiniZng sharply the acts
.Md accounts Gf ali the luidde-men. "What
j. he matt@r:@ says one: "orders are in
from Europe heavier than usual, and yet to-
iacco Iia> dcctly, d ut least Il dollar per hum
G.cG." says another, the negroes can
barely make olt on what We give them now,
u4i We cannot give more than ne do. Next
Year We shall have TO give less. What are
SO coming tor" And ofttntimes [ heard
this remark "Sonethiug wrong some
nncra, and / am gong to write to Bob Rag
land about It," You know who Bob Rag
lad is. And get | cannot say that the peo-
lic WhOls met 1t church last Sunday looked
very unprosperorS.
Corn is scarce in Halifax county. The
d. OGyht Of las. summer cut short the crop
On tnc upland>, and much Of that housed
because the crop on these lands, being
planted after tie freshct in May, did not
1--we sine TO ripcn thoroughly.
The crop Of wheat, not large one, how
ever, i. now very promising. 4 large crop
Of oats has been seeded. Tobacco. plants
are abundant, but backward. Some of the
farmers have finished planting corn, wishing,
=, lhty say, 40 "pi1nt dry and cold rather
1Gau warm ana wet"
The steam boat OF Mr. Charles Bruce runs
three time. per week from his ferry on
StauuIon river 70 the station Of the Rlch-
u1ud and DuuNille railroad, a distance by
water Of twenty-five miles. II some shSht
Cl>lluctions were removed the boat could
then run up 10 Brookneal, in Campbell
c0u",y, and greatly accommodate the people
OF bat rich inland country. l understand
tAat Sir. Bruce made an effort at the last
meeting of the Roanoke Navigation Conn
1,any To get an appropriation for improving
tie channel OF the river, but failed. by the
way, this company charges fifty cents Tor
every hogshcad Of tobacco that goes down
Slauuton river.
II the neighborhood of Hunting Creek
church there are tive men whose average age
j. above eighty.
a Grange IS to be established at Mount
Lanrel. People arc anxious for 1t.
Application has been made for the open
ing oi u Masonic lodge at this place. lev.
George ". Dame, Of Danvillc, is to be In
Ytcd down 10 lead The ceremonies.
Al this / lace there are four stores, TWO
warehouses, one iobaeco-factory, one Bsptist
church. enc Episcopal church, and supply,
of saddlers', olaeksmiihs', and wheeiWrights'
shops. The warehouses have two sale Gays
Ter week. The public school here for White
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seaildsep, taught By ,yonng. lady OF the
couniy, Is IN tine- conditions the enrolment
is about thirty. The &colored' school, tanglft
ny negro man and negro woman fl,orl tho
North. and partly supported by some north.
ern society, is fiourshing; the enrolment
about eighty. '.7Ts.T..
Em'grants from the North are settling In
tue Mount Laurel district. They are well
received by the people, and those who do
NOT Know too much more than the people
70 the manor born are thriving, ALruA,
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Ry TeieGca2h.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

new YORK, April s..Coton dull; sales a,. 1'2 ,n5
;n,Sv. cnnmHn 10 fair extra. S6.50@it7.3O;
S sn@I 70 cHoce. $3.50 iii Wheat scarcely so
3rm: export demand lnoHerate Corn one ore ;sl Il
er., miyci. Coffee dull aud unchanged. sugar
rm at Tor far to GOOD p rGGnsf se ns 10:
p'iIc S1c FIR Havana Nlolassei more active :;
Ra,badoes, 43mU47c. New Orleans. 63@71c Rice
aSiet and steady. Ro:ln heavy at ~ 45GGsI oo.
lnck sole. suenns Ayres aud Rio GrlnGc light mid
die aud heavy wsEh5s 27eeS9G r Si
ae"ce aom zoe. Diiil, d. 25a050c.: unwashed 3
s5c Texas 7ms5s PORK easer at III y e1 i9y
al BIG. Whskey steady at 9lc.
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RaLTIMuRE MARKETS.

p,,r,uopE. April S.-Flour steady and In Inn
DAm dSmano prices unchanged. Wheat quiet
hut flrn; prices unchanged. Corn trW; wllte
southern s2@s7c Yellow snnlsf St@G Ryc
o,s, "! ~ S5MSoc. Provisions bu0yant and hrni
Mess PORK, sl7 Balk mestsnshoI,eTs, 6ESte
ii srd. i0sDIO.c Western butter active at 33I
az coffee dull and nominal. Whiskey Gull ana
oo'n"ipnl .t o6c Sugar unchanged
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Ictfer wv ricbmond Dfsnatchl
....,.,,aaaroc" OF '"' ,nr;l & 1874,
,,.o;r,ycd City Committee heIa ,
IN. ..-,irc last niEii', "'" Vi "a. N.
,NHJ hie' VI, 80 # The fOliNWlhg ph''H'S.
g. rlCs-'' william, T. Hinton, Ir.:
~ ,. Captain "' ,,n,to,~,,. Sac
t'rr>"' So, re..giu Joan Ia 1 ".',' '""
C~..-Vjr+. Rranrh: AS>lSiant ScCrc-
! .'' ,.a . con5 deal of
r'".' =, Ar.niSlSt". ~ S"N'
f..,. .NH' ;,.>s was tinnSac'ca anu at
1911. '' f,- .hc nrO.CcUtiOn OF the
r,,Cl' '"' ..a,,,>> With NiNor ana N'S"'''.e'
-.vr.tt' \. the iiihrrnlan society
~.l~,,".''" Al ,rn.>SS The flag
I>.|:-. '.s,.6 the speeches mace ny .nr'
$50 Il .'@' ' 49,, mo r3rt q! the ladies'
a Il g." 49, ,>,rt NJ tho
v-n-.r CahlllI on the P"' VI Wv
80. s.. $50" >n,t,,n was served
.~t s...' '''' ;,, ~. ,,S;,s and
"' t.. mace occupied 'He ''"'SS MI"
,rss N."' 49,. ,,,,,, >nl,' hours.
... ,.,.t sax " sr,h,>,, Ex,honrc
r.,#.u- ~ t"r ,, 10,
y Mr. W. L. liam WAS c''t''"
D.. ''-.' , MIR I. III. Osborne. rC-
,.~a>. '"'' 49, ,,,o-t of ,nanauers
u" ,A.!H"l"> ,;. $500
So" s.F. Robert n. na'tih. 'coiSe
~. ''t', '.' rg and Il b. Vaughan,
...r,#. iu.f h'\'''' 81, hv-l,wS
60. 49,. .G,y.n- Hriicir "' 'n' ~
"a, ~ N!r ItSSnSSlpu, itill II
80 a.. &c - .''t'' -, ,,,,,,,,, thaso
mr. ,~a.',, IL Nhulea' '''N'"1 '>
= q.
). CO. AE,iCIx N.
-....."g- SHALL always present his sam
..s.@- avn At The ";.Fr ,,i Hr j, ,uc.ion,
.....s y''l ,.,, =. - t. 'tG ~ The nuycr
:, -. =. ..,,, VIE r ;hc sample fails to rchTc-
.-v% re- IA $> l,,n ' - and Tor the
..a, ,., ia;rc months hat he shall
.s,>a, "s Inc na'ntaa %nA' hy s "'.i u,
.-... IL N 80 ,,, Y",E J.
W.....,- ia" seller and me nmysF Sanm",
'' OF los S Msna'rrs Tn; tnS Sa,G
,,.s 1.''..''
= =. .- los . ;Sc result OF ALLEGED mae,
t-r , ~ ~, ' ,,,l "iw:.ys c satcr,si,cd
......l oucea be referred 10 the
VISA &C.,. u'>> NJ $ei,er r, decides iH De-, l"
r ..,,t nj s'i his c ti 10y furnish
*. .su ,Aaci>r, the original sample by
S.. Ills t.'-.' .' % =, I'm" nltrs Ia which the
>. en-, -. - .i ',, furnish. also, If he
.... ..> =. rrvui satisfactory 10 The bG,rd
S., w III. y"tsn'S 30, 81 LAY ~, IN IN
:.--. mn %..,uducm, Intent. Ali such
:. !. Is. .u.t, "i.hin four months atter date
{ .'', 49,, ,.,G hin,.,ns on hith nart,cs,
..ti oc responsible, however, for
"a. ill.,. :, az. &rie r'ofstion which tobacco
NEW Nv -: NJ n5csarai or ;icrcc, nor
/. ',....-.. -. ;.!.. market.
v, .,,. 1.rn having some canine SenSa'
49,. Yesterday 4 magnificent Ncwiouno-
r.. .G9- ~ LOT aud Killed on Suspicion
8 ,.'.-Ga..!. GA tuesday Il lit'!e uauSn-
80. Mrs. -. france was attacked of
;, --..T and BADLY bitten on the leg. a Gooa
-, .,.... Una : have recently been found
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Dr. William P. Rucker, of Lewisburg, W.
Va. whose loyalty TO the Confederate Gov
ernment was questioned during the late war,
and who, it will be recolected, escaped from
the Jail Of Pittsylvania county while confined
there as political prisoner, is in the city,
L,11chburq Republican.
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THE INSURANCE CASES IN THE SUPREME
CouRT.-In regard TO tue opinion OF the
Supreme Court in the southern life insurance
cases, announced yesterday, it may be aodeo
that there is no doubt that rehearing oil the
cases will be granted. Mr.. Justice Field did
not sit with the other justices in the cases,
which was the cause of the court being
equally divided. In the Tennessee case the
court below gave judgment in favor of the
company, and in the New York case the
court below gave judgment in favor of the
insured. The division of the Supreme Court,
therefore, settles no principle. The in
surance companies are very anxious to have
the matter settled on account of the large
sums involved. AS it stands now, they will
be subject to vexatious and expensive lltga.
ton in all parts of the late Confederate States.
Ii they havein the end got to pay the money,
they would prefer 10 know it and escape the
additional cost of the expensive counsel
fees WASHINGTON telegram, Baltimore Sun
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CITY AUDITOR'S OFFlCE,(
RrrJtNOSD. March 20, 1874. }

TsyEs for the wear 1874 has been com.
pleet aud filed In this olce for the inspection 81
Az aenE bs sae to the
Fin.nr a tpmmitte, of The City Council on the
AFTERNOONS OF TIN 8th and 9th Of April between
the hours of aud Z. NJ. al the Counci ouu ,he
her ON Broad street, ut which time ana pace taS
Committee VIII hear and consider appeals Iro Saia
asse 20 nu n, Auditor.
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at meeting of master mechanics and all
those interested in the construction of build
jngs in New York on Monday, resolutions
were passed to the effect that on and after
the 1st day of May they should not employ
any men who would not be willing to WORK
ten hours day. sGe
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April s.-Flour quiet and Lively ,,
Corn dnll and droopi"g 1t 6Sa07G IofS b ,,:l,
En mi SnriI Both Lard excited and prices higher
steam sold freely at e3c. kettle, 10. Bulk meat
quiet and firm; shoulders &C.; clear f ~ S c
Fin. akc.: clear, 9tsc. Whisky quiet at 93c.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND, April 4. 1874. }

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RIChMoSD, April 4. 1874.
proposals VIII De re-
~ ceiyrd at the Office of the City Water WORKS
mil sriiIlkSDaY, April 10Th, al IL O'Clock d
for furnishing CEMENrto the new reservoir a. IN
rate no, exceeding five hundreu oarfeis PEI n''A'1'
mr. TWO thousand barrels In MI. u,,., - hand
Rios must state the name and quality M oraha q,
price per barrel nnmosr OK poun rc f dsiiVered
ene me csnaI lank near tile Three-Mile Lock
The COMMITTEES ON Water reserves Inc r'sh' ="
rcjectanS VI GA ~ ". Z. CUTSHAW,
ap 6-td E.ey EHr.1 -
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PosTAL.-J. l.. Taiiaierro is appointed
msil route messenger on the route between
Baltimore, Md, and Fredericksburg, Va,
uice c. II. L1ch field, transferred.
David W. Sherman is appointed postmaS.
ter at Prince George Courthouse, Va, uace
\. 7. Relpb, deceased.
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by Telegraph.

NEW York, April = Noon.-Stocks dull. Money,
4. Gold, 1873. Exchange-Long, 4S5h; short,
Assn, Governments strong. States quiet
Ecening.-Money easy ut Ago. Exchange quiet
and firm at 4S5S- Gold steady at 113@113S
Governments strong and steady. States quiet and
nominal.
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ct. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, April s.-Elour dull and UNCHANGED
superfme winter, s4.2oas495; extra wint sG
I'D sc,iys aud higher: No 9 mixed, 64M64hc:,
H rack "' Whisky steady at 92c Pork s'i sl675
msI7. Bacon tirnl-shoulders, 6&961sc; clear-rlo
95sc. clear, 9A@92ic. LaId-snnaL saieS s'e"in'
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TXTRA HAVANA LOTTERY.

Cani,al prize, 100000. Drawing, lprii Gaa'
So quarters $50; tfths ssa 'eR oTTEsi hS
t nmeI a.,irs box ,27I. ~yrLTEK 4 CO.,
f"S'- IS so1ery, Germans Bank Saw York
ap Stat
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RICHMOND AND rETsas .ssrss,. RAIL =
i: II @a r ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH 39rH, 1874
~ trains on this road win RIM As follows: nd
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. So y5Es.
500 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum.
day.. connecting for ali points South
and West. Sleeping-car - Weldon
HOO A. NJ, a COON 0DATlON TRAIN tdaily
for Petersburg and Norfolk. ~ a.,a,s
200 ?. b., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for oil points South and West with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond ~ savannah,
: 5:35 P. NJ, FtEiGHr daily Except SIndayE
with coach attached. ~ =!
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excepE i
Sunday with coach attached. 80
. 100 P. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac for all points East and WesE-
Sis p. 81, ACCOMMODATION daily IL
S:25 r. NJ, 1HROUGH NAIL daily except Sun
IS daylr connecting with Richm0udy
r.. Fredericksburg and Potomac and
points Eastand West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached, running
through to Baltimore. st.sI.rs. Il -. Z.
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester an&
Chester. ~ t.fst y.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leaye At $50 A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond al T. NJ. daily.
Except Sundaysj. .l .its,
Ali TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start frozsE
Appomattox depot. -
NH 25t A. SHAW Superintendent. ~
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KsNE iATEAAIGENI E.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL g. 1874.
sun rises..,,... $3.50 Moon rises....... I.lS
S,n serc S24 High tide. .......... S32
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sksfEGs,EAE..

ccsOR EWARD.-1 will pay the above
SLOU reward for any information t that WI, VIII
shot poiiccmau john N. Ilobson ON The morning
OF ng gaa, app A. N. KELLEY. Mayor.
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<,e BARRELS No. 1 KEROSENE OIL,
ZsD = barrels ALADDIN SECURITY OIL,
s barrels PRATr'S SAFETY AsihAL oiL'
< hsryels LINSEEi) OIL.
E barrels SPIRITS TUkPENllSE.
o''ts1 L, WAGNER. Druggist.
and Sixth and B;oah streets.
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4 WNING AND SAIL-MAklNG-CoNaEE
N & CO.. No. ID Eighteentn street, ue." md
IL, ana (;ary are prepared 10 manufacture an y
Il,s ai mn NV NiNGS SAILS, &c. also, all KINDS on
WiNnilW.SHADES. Work done expcolnoss.9n,y
and on the lowest terms.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April S, 1874.
For the week ending April !, 1878, aud 1874
INSPECTIONS.
-lS73--@
AOgsht0dS IieTces.. BorsS. tptdnds.
$50 lG2 80
-lS74----
Iiooshends 9lerces. BOrcS. UpldndS.
i.l5l 253 IL
DELIVERIES.
1879. 1874.
93a hogsheads. 7s6 hogshe;'ts.
RECEIPTS.
1874.
1850 packages.
PRICES.
The quotations On Change are
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I AIDES AND MISSES SERGE So
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS. s.S
Ladies, and Misses Serge Foxed and Button GAL
Ladies' and Misses, French Rl.ck KID md Sor,a
CROQUETS:
Maria AntoineLte RUSKISS:
JunlatiaS, MaguOlias, and other STYLES of SLIP
IERS and WALKING SHOES;
0enteinen,s, BOYS. and Youths Calf Prince Al
oert CAtORDs, TIES, &C., box, plain, and ex-
Chiluren'S ana Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
anu SLlPPERs In endless variety, Just re-
CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. RkPAIRlkG nearly
and promptly done. "~N'i'
Special attention paid to orders
JOHN II. SU>CHEN & SON
nln Il 609 and Eli Rroad ctr
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NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their new pier In the Dock, foo,
Of OF, IWsntv-second street every TUESDAY and
IN UhSDA1 MORNINGS At o'csocs, and SAT.
URDA1 AFTERNOON IT 4 O'Clock.
Freight received up 10 GO'clock 2. M., and Satur.
days IN to SO o'clock p. n. =.
Through bills signed TO all points north and west
and rates guaranteed as low as auy other line a
Apply 10 L. &. TATUM. Agent
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets. .s de 3 !
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BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April S.--Virginia 6's consols 5OH
West Virgnia's, liz. Bid.
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~,ITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
RICHMOND, VA.
No. l113 MAIN STREET.
a11E ODn
powDER AND FUSE.

poxyDER AND FUSE.
DUPoNT's POWDER.
1000 kegs DUPONT'S USRlYALIE, 9foHi
A'o'o ING POWDER. FgFFg and Fsfe.
1.5oO kegs DUPONT'S BIZ AsTltG ana MINI"
POW DER. p->pa E.c1E
500 half and quarter Kegs FfFS emu Ith'N'''
for rifle duck, and bird shooting: =,
SO cases DIAMOND CHAIN AMI sAuhI' ~
canisters.
100000 feet HEMP SINGLE ana DooohI-
TAPPED FUSE. ,,,o,r1,.n cO
NH al -3taw3w Agents for the manufacturers
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


ASSETS.
United States bonds marAet value
carrie, q ou. 0S.SUU w
Richmond city bonds, market value
carried OUT. oZ,ouU w
Philadelphia city bonds, marketva!ue
carried out. 1U,lO2 OU
carried OUT. .......................... 5,495 90
Railroad bonds. first mortgage, mar
ket value carried out ........ ....... 1915 90
mortgage marked value carriedout 5000 90
mo marker VALUE carried cut. 12,loo 90
Planters National Bank stock OF
out ds,t' 1850 90
sa mapkst value pInN carried out. 10000 90
o rjea nl.n .H' . G,75o 90
Merchants aud Planters Bank stock,
market value carried Out........... 2,5CO W
nans on first mortgage. 1898 81
Loans secured by collateral .......... 33.3OO W
All other loans ......;'....;;... oo'ooo ."
hiliS TfEG n. ~. s2f9 92
r.. ~ nn hans .............,.... 5.725 73
;iancn in hands of agculs.......... 24,SJ5 90
w. II,n"ous Embellishments. 1900 90
s299.617 80
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and un;d-, ,oo
iusted .....................".S5 tUO
ra5ital and surplus. s299,617 35
Zap 6-4tJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-09

CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER. ......... ..........S2'ooo'ooo.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Agents,
NH 1S-1m ll13 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-09

SPRING STOCK OF BOOTS ANDa
~ SHOES now receiving, embracing the 4gA
usual kinds OF ladies', gentcmen'., misses, -
ana childfen'S BOOTS and SHOES Banister &
1ichenor's low-cut STRAP TIES, nice article.
+, Also, q in supply Of TRUNKS, &c, ut No. $50
ap4 wPwT TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-09

SPRING STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, nRs
~ &C. have just received my first in essA
s sl OF SpRl &c GOODS: consisting off EAS
DIES, GENTLEMEN'S MISSES, and chill
DREN'S SHOES, BOoTs, and CATERS. My
stock of rstclass goods Is unsurpassed In the city
and with regular supplies will keep up full stock
JOHN e. PAGE JR.. 909 Main street,
NH 16-3m between Ninth and Tenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-09

1A01 MAIN STREET. 11O1
= A. CAPPEL s. CO..
MANUFAcTURERs OF
p1TpE CoNFECTIONERY AND CAKES
Of every description. Our elegant and new esI'o-
lishment,
NO. l42l MAIN STREET,
e. second to none In the State In completeness VI
outfit and manufacturing facilities Our
REFINED CANDIES
cannot be surpassed in quality. and our own oaAef'
furnishes daily supply Of
FRESH CRACKERS AND CAKES.
orr general stock embraces foreign and domesuc
Eruits Nuts. Pickles. etc. We have also constantly
OH ha''o TOBACCO AND CIGARS
of f,yorite and STANDARD brands.
To the trade we offer special Inducements.
A. CAPPEL 6 CO.,
No 142l Main street.
apt w.