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The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

VINO CAN BEAT TnIs-Now let us see
who of our contemporaries will have the
temerity to attempt to over reach the fol
lowing.
DR.. K. II. Dicien, Of Elgecombe, had
produced on his farm this year with one
horse the following crop; Twenty and a
half bales of cotton, seventy five barrels Of
corn, soven stacks Of fodder and seventy
five bushels Of potatoes.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

READ THIS TwIcE.-An easy consc ence
is the best narcotic. The consciousness of
having mot just liabilities and being square
with the worll hel rs the LIVER more than a
pound Of hlle-mas5 and is worth Il dozen
bottles CT Uos'c..ers Birters in aid of di
ge',ioa. Try the lcmedy by paying up
your dues At this office next week while at
court
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27
LOCAL MATTERS

CoURr-Thc Fall Term of our Superior
court commences next Monday.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

Court advertisements inserted weeks for s..
9-Marriage, Funeral and Obituary notices, nos
more than ten lines inserted FREE OF CHARGE.
Sub>criPTion $3.50. EE paid cash Ot
time of Nu bScri bling SO 90.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27
COMMERCIAL.
Tarboro' Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLK BIZ
TERRELL g. BRO, Grocers,
MAIN STREET,
TARBORO', N. c.

Home production are quoted AZ the buying
price, and all others ~ the selling price from
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

One square one Insertion, 81 %
Each subsequent insertion, %
II mo. 2 mos. - mo-. Is mos u mos
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

The Poilzton Ansoui n man thus
moraliz4s after the departure of John
Rubinson's circus FROM his town
'Farew- L, 'oil John;' you have in
that l,,;lr. safe macy 'shin plaster
that Is due us, ami. no doubt, many
that We're ptoiEe'i many, M ny mouth
ago, to some nHnlster or school teach
er.'
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

Col Thomas NJ Holt ha> beeu
appointed Vice President Of the
Raleigh branch of the Southern Lif,-
Insurance Co, an appointment that
will inevitably redown to tue honor
aud CT d of this growing company
in our State. Major J c. Winder
has taken charge as Secretary and
Manager of the Company in Raleigh.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-11-27

Messenger; Col. Humphrey,
President of the Atlantic Railroad,
was in New York last week arrang
ing for another line of steamers to
Morehead City, and we learn that he
has been successful.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

-. - England. ~ -
TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF A BOILER EXPLOSION
.e~~ GOLFERS STRIKE, ETC.
LONDON, April 1915 d. M.-The boiler oil
a. factory lin Hamilton, near Glasgow, ex.
ploded yesterday. a large portion was
driven several hundred feet through the air.
and crashed into a schoolhouse full Of chill
dren. Three of the children were Instantly
killed, and thirty are more or less injured.
Three thousand golfers are on strike in
SomerSetshire. -.- .... ..:... -.
Another Tichborne witness has been con.
victed of perjury. ..... .. ...
Captain Brown, a: witness for the Itch
borne claimant, was found guilty OF perjury.
He and Jean Luie were then sentenced 10
five and seven years penal seryitude, respec.
| lively. ri. .s...,
Germany. ..
LONDON, April 10.-A Berlin dispatch to
| the Daily NeUs represents that the Conser-
NATIVES and Ultramontanes are actively iu'
| triguing to supplant Bismarck by Manteuf-
| fel. ~ !
BERLIN, April 10.--There is no. founda-
| ton for the report that the Conservatives
and Ultramontanes are intriguing to dis
place Bismarck.
BERLIN, Apri! 10.-A compromise has
the most serious obstacles to its passage are
| removed. The Government has accepted
the amendment proposed by the Liberia
members of the Richstag limiting the
strength of the army to 100000 and the
period of service to seven years.
g.. Cuba.
KEY WEST, April 10.-A letter from Ha-
vana says: !" Frederick A. Dockery, formerly
United States collector at Jacksonville, ar
rived here lately from Key West. He re-.
NAMED several weeks. and then left for San
tlago de Cuba. 1t was rumored that he was
on mission for the owners of embargoed
property, but the rumor has not been con-
firmed. Last Friday Dockery presented
himself TO the American consular agent
al Nueyitas, representing himself as
coming from the interior. The Con-
sui Immediately sent him to the Governor,
who referred the matter to PortIla, the COM
mauding.general Of Puerto Principe, who
ordered the arrest Of both. The consul was
subsequently released by order of Portilla,
but Dockery was detained as prisoner, pa
pers compromising him having been found
in his possession. HIS trial is going on. The
result is not known, but be was alive on the
7th instant. II be is found guilty OF COM
uiunieating with the insurgents he Will very
probably be executed" ~.
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FORT or RICBA0NDs ArafI 10, 1874

80 WI ~ . Arrived. 1gI ~ r-ssry d.
Bark Edwin, Grds,epb ersoI, Liverpool rta CIT,
fsilt, sa!f, Is. r. 1iifans & Co.,
Scnooner Allie Cakes, -, Rockiand; time, AS
Schooner Lulu Lynn, +ii ns,ey Alexandra a,.f
sGallego Manufacturing COMPANY s-AA>
sloop Sophie, -, james river wheat. GsIleeo,,
tMsnuiacturIug Company
Il 81 S,sI Davis, James dSer, lumber,
.fj1;s.-.t;'tt,::It., - aAILHD. ~ l.s
4 Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer.
.oteanfer SohH- sylvester, Clifford SUr1ok. ner.
cnandlse and passengers. L. 3. Tarurn. agent :
schooner Annie Twibell, MaIleh: Phfia deipbiS,
tssn,ss, alenm l Grani,e Company:
u@rEels, Curtis 4 Parker. iEl2t:f? - - -
schooner Morning star, Lynch, Philadelphia.
sIganulte, curtis Parker:
sSalSen G5r RHsS ss9eyia Muller, Phiadeph,
.. z ,NENoRkNDTH. - S"ty
at Fhfiadeiphss ap mlY Hekendy hence arrived
ro Ssnoorsr Chase Harding, Rocxland for this
,,o ArrIy y a. MeM York Aprn S-Schooners Har-
A. If. Nash. Nickerson, Virpinia for Provi4anca .
William Butler. Knowles, -Yirginia. Tor Proyi..
dence.
Passed through Hell Gate April s-schooness
vest Home, Hodgdon, Virginia for New Haven
William butler, Knowles Anna M. Nash Nict :
erson, Virginia for Providence.
Schooner Vasffta r. Gates fof Calais,, Capt,tn
& Co., 10 load phosphate at IS per TON from FTo7i-
denee for this port, and back to New York with
'"@1' .-':.f BY Telegraph. at.~ ,.. :
FORTRESS MONROE, april 1O.-Passed out, bris
Lincoln, from City Point for Brazil. ~ -, q =
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The Rise In shs sa.nes.
BUaasglsA sss ssslJ AAsJ5Yxss nj. T6 Tf1Ig
OF SERUUs rsssr1s e = ~ Ts,eHE

III We chEaUCo rRESHs e
lspsesslAi ssiss sns Dhpaeh.,
LyaeHsHRo. sYAss tifif s1o.f IL james
fiver Is now 70 Psh twelye feet above 81 si ow4-
waser'mark and isstilf rising, In, consequence
oG tho incesssnt rains here and In The ,aoi;,us
}nffts. ~ sp9 .h2tl Il ssa:y - - ~
St'sus's3 ,snffa soI ,ts - 4, sEss = s.t,li
Last night three temporary trestles Of The,
bridge near Big Spring depot, on the Allan.
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, were
washed away. The damage viii be repaired
at once, and trains will belslightly delayed,
/ y .o.,s, lsBcoND D1splrcH.l ~ ',tl- >''
| LrscHBuRG, Vas April 1o.:--At9 p. N.
the river was thirteen feet seven hesabove
low-Water mark and rising slowly. ,ssi Z.
(rHrRD DIseAroH.l ii
LrNcHBURa, April 1o--10 p. A,--Heavy
rains have fallen here and In the mountains
during yesterday and last night. It cleared
of, however, this morning. The james
commenced rising last night, and continued
to rise until about o'clock this evening.
The water is now somewhat over twelve feet
above the ordinary level, which is about the
greatest rise since 1870. The mountains
water is passing here now, and experienced
trivermen think the highest point has been
reached. They entertain no fears Of any
serious damage. .'.''+' s~
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Fatally Shot.

LOUISVILLE, April lO.-Jobn r. Breekir
ridge son of the late DIR. 4. J.-Breckln'
ridge, was fatally shot yesterday at Leba'
non. Tenn, where be was studying law.
THE KILLING OF YOUNG BREcKIsEipoE AT LEBAs'
. NON, TENN.
NASHVILLE, April 10.-A dispatch from
Lebanon gives the following particulars OF
the killing Of j. r. breckenridge; stuoeb.
at the law school in that place ana SOD OF Tue
late DR.. r. j. Breckinrldge:
young Breek1r nsoe T Se suus moru
tally W wo Inbn l. AZ Anderson, SON Of Dr.. An
derson. the MAYOR of Lebanon. The dl1h'
cnltv originated In some trivial matter.
Breckinridge survived but few hour ::
Anderson's connections in Tennessee are as
prominent as Breckinridge's are in h en-
lucky. 1t is reported that Anderson NUS
escaped" 5.s
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,o,,er from Petersburg rs;:...

..or from ESsSASo.'- - q - !.
"'nlcrce Of the Richmond ,',Sp 'se"
fC~n'S'N'''"r, srsRsruRa, April 10. 1914.
,,;rr white man napleo hooel'
Last '' esn,nioyed on the Petersburg rat
Frazer; Ss' li,cared in coupling cars Al Tue
rad, ""''' ,aI9cbt between two box cars
d,iN', We rushed. The extent OF his
ArI r"'n'u'hn;, arc internal, have not yet
iajnr'r>' S,o;,rd: but the crushing was 80
n>cn 9>''r a, - cause protuse rush OF blood
,,,,>>iNe n ~ ..,
RI" '''> ~ Hatcher. OF the First Baptist
Rev t,;< CITY. lcft here on yesterday TO
Shn''N ~ ,c,,ure before 8 Young Mems
tetrr' ASSOCIATION. His pulpit will be
tFTl>'n ,.,t sunday morning by Kew. Mf.
a.ct ." =, - Ei,hmond College, and at night
TS>,"' William Jones, Of Richmond. In
oS 'rn-roau the regular mohthly snee..ng
t ne ~, sunday school Missionary society
q - w. ". held. when addresses Wi'i DC M-
WI >, both of the above named sen''e-
~r9 Sterling X. Collier was united last
~ r, in the bonds Of wcdlock TO Miss
t '(n'"Tp owlc;,. dsughter Of John Rowlett,
WIN Ths ceremony took place at the resi-
~. - N, brides father, and was largely
attended. -. .,,.,, q, this mort for the
-, lmd,ur April 10, 1874: Receipts, 6S1
W." norr,srondipg week last year, SEQ
e., or. ,n:a} since september I. 1873, 81 1879
60 n,r-,>pouaius time last year, SS,S64
s. .vn,rfs. COS bales; stock, 4,04S balcS;
'S,I ,srYr time last year. 6,200; receipts at
49,, 49, n,-I t., the year ending September ],
go 81 Sl$
~, ~, union meeting Of the Methodist Epis-
.I sunday schools Of this city will take
g .,!ss ., the Wa>hinston-S,rect Methodist
tr~;,,n,ral church (South) on next sunday.
-,,.f interesting programme has been
-'7 Trr hn-n: distric, on Washington street,
.,-,,ar2y HE site Of McEnery's tobacco fac
Jaw +. to he smhell.shed By the erection OF
= rrr,hsr Of new residences.
~, rjyr- couiiuucs to rise, but so far there
-. ~ >vmc;omS ot q renewal Of the dis.
n,,-,rs frr,netS which visited this vicinity
I>t .nrip- ana he spring preceding. For a
,;,,c Al esst. deep water hiss been realized,
snd AIR y,,-: i crowded with shipping.
nr..half interest in No. iron-front
s.,~,. surrendered by S. A. Plummer,
r,n was sold a, public auction to-day BY
Csn.aip Thomas Pannill for -, 425, Mr.. II.
" E.giuS becoming the purchaser.
Nj. r. r. Brooks arrived IN this city
ri, sitcruoon by the $50 train. He has
The sympa;hes Of this community generally,
ne belief being that if anything Is wrong
he has teen more sinned against than sim
ming.
S:.sm2- Resolution, of the Fire Depart.
napt bas been thoroughly repaired, and
". ,,.d4y tested preliminary to the parade
=, ;bs ol;h instant. ROBIN ADAlR.
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From Norfolk and Portsmouth.

. lopecM tetegram 70 the Dispatch. .
PORTSMOUTH, April 10-The United States
cutter Rescue, Lieutenant Simmons com.
manding, arrived here late last night from
Fernandina, Fla, to await orders from the
Treasury Department. She has been con-
demned, and will go to Baltimore to be sold.
David Esby, another Of the Norfolk bur
glars, in the Corporation Court, has been
sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary.
George w. Wood, another burglar, was
baiIed in the sum of s3, 900 for the May term.
In the same court, John Allen, for petit
larceny, was sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year and Daniel Lovett, for mali.
cious wounding, also for one year.
TRe sloop Samuel Gooldy,' with slate from
Richmond, sunk some time ago off Nanse-
mond river, was hauled up on the railway
for repairs to-day.
A large fleet of wind-bound vessels put
to sea from the Roads to-day.
The razor-cutting desperate John Hill,
for cutting Jesse Bright to pieces, was sent
on to the Corporation Court to-day for trial.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

RALTIMoRE, April 10.-Flonr hrmer put I n9s
ouotnbiy higher Wheat tIrm; whit QUO c., sl.s9;
ar TO prime u 6S az ;nSj.sa pe
red siy wssssrn sprlng 45@s1.50. Corn arm
s s@Ssi yy ii@SsSs s'u Rys sU
olo o. Sa11 Hay frmer at SlSlS25. Provisions
=, Soe ,siih nm advancing tendency. Pork un-
Changed Bulk meats rm shouiaers s e riS Siesl
[i9' o.. sn~ar.cured hams, SC. Lard active ana
excit.d 1t iO4c Western butter IN sood denam1 ,
,rirs. mmcnanged. Coffee dull Wnlskey Hohi-
nal: 96kN97c. sugar uncnaneeu-
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TOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.S

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT kind made REGATTAS-
A cheap common card bRoADwAYs-A nice COM
mon card; VRGINIAs-Fine calico backs; GENE
RALJACKsoss--Gheap and popular lpattern oaJnss
deck) extra qFulity; GOLDEN GArEs-Ope o. a ING
best cards made: MOUNT VERSoSs.EiHtra s ny
the finest made. ASK FOR THE ABOVE-TAhE
MOTHERS. q. o.1Du .
TOGUARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CAhDS.
+ ClUTIoS.-Purchaserss should see thata Na36A
black United States internal revenue stamp, WNSY
with monogram V. E. M. Oh centre Of spade, SHR3H
Is on every pack. This stamp I'D cohnec. "
TRADE Ma Rk. Z -. $50 ..,,s
NOTICE TO DkALERs.-Eyery pack OF the Good
ali Cards sold without this United States revenue
St. MD properly affixed Subjects the seller TO
hf aYY penalty. a.n 49,
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!. NcHscoSp AND 1rEyra'sTas RAIIs1f,E

es=a RICHMOND AND lrEysa,syas RAILrf:
NOMMENClNG MARCH aBzH,, 1Sgx
" trains on this road viii run ~ fonDw1: 40
LHAYH RICHMOND sourH
sos A, n, THROUGHMAIL daily texcept sun-
, : q ID dayI, cennectiag for all points South
-. (; and West. Sleeping car - WeldcE.
HOO A. NJ, Accom- TRAIN daily
- ~ for Petersburg and Norfolk. 1.s'
= 800 P. NJ, THRyUGH NAIL daily connecting
I NM ~ for all points South and West yitlS
Pullman Sleeper attached. running
--'s4i ~ through from Richmond TO savannah.
: SIS p. NJ, FK Eiafi II daily lexoeps SHntsyt
with coach attached. yts..f. ,ss.; e
: III. > LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .,a,y
:, 7:A5 A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texseps
100 P. H., HRotaHMAIL daiiy, coansesin@
>, With Richmond, FredericksSnrG and
o:16P.. ACCu1MUDAf daily. :.
|; 1926 r. NJ, THRoUaH NAIL dsiiy texcept eaa.
|" Frederfcksburg and Potomac ADD
IS ~" Chcsspf axe and Ohio raiiruads fsr an
!, ., r points East and West. Through Pals.
..l.,.r :, mans Sleeper attached, running
~ through to Baltin ore. -
The MAIL TRAINS win net STOP hetwscn kacAs
mond and Petersburg except d Manchester se6
Passengers from Glover Hill win leave q. 6:3oA
81, and returning leave kichmond a. . .dany.
~ Sssss Pe'ersbasr win bon
NH as { Z 81 ssA!SaAw. auyssrfnteudeut.
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BY Teiegraph.
NETWORK MARKETS

.sIes If $50 bales at 7S1l TIC. Southern -four
IN moderate request; common TO far extra, rs 81
@s7s0 good 10 choice ezra s75S@s!!tk Shfa 4
~ ~ No , Chicago. Corn active and firm ut S49
$50 Tor new western mixed sg@sGe;, FOR TOD hg Ign
mixed and yellow western. Sones du,i anu ud
ehans QUIET aud uncang-d. llce quiet and
STEADY. TaIiow quiet at 7as@7Ae. k"sin steady At
So Ix255 Turpeptine STEADY ut 45hc. Pork
sower. new mess, sl7.- Beef quiet and steady.
Lard lower. 10 Lice. "hiskey lower eo'sc
Erl.inlts 70 / IYerp0Ol firm. - -
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TNHE NEW ......-..
l. CENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
HENRY T. MILLER & CO., !;
9lS MAIN STREET. - :
We are constantly receiving by express the La
TEST NOVELTIES in our line .-.'-
Our stock OF BLACK ana FANCY SCARFS,
CRAVATS, TIES, BOWS, &c, cannot be eqnalled
by any house South.
OUR SPECIALITY @
THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT
embraces all grades prices, styles, sizes, and vare
~ OF pattern. ..-g., .,-.,.,.--
Another supply Of those beautiful FRENCH
PEkCALE SHIFTS just received.
Also, something new in the way OF FRENCH
MORNING SHIRT, with collar attached.
Give US an early CALL .ta ,..--.- (
H.T. MILLER & CO.,
.-. -.r 913 Main street,
,n otan2O opposite Gerors.
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A CURIOUS REsULr.-It appears from the
minority report oil the liquor law joint COM
rui,tee of the Massachusetts Legislature
that under the existing probibitory law
Massachusetts bas more liquor shops open
than any other New England state 10 pro.
portion TO her population, and she pays Ihe
taxes on liquor than al! the other New EDg.
land States together. The fact thus exhibited
seems to be but part of the evil. The Ne"
York Journal Of Commerce says IL 10 the
most fruitful cause Of bribery and dishonesty
among constables, judges, and juries.
Whereas before prohibition Massachusetts
was proverbiaI for the purity OF her Jadlc'ai
system, now, If current reports are 70 pc ere
dited, the constabulary force OF Massachu-
sets. those peculiar business ii is to execute
the liquor law, is a compact organization OF
bribe.takers and Observation-Disclosures
SIN. ,.-.s - e.a@
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ExocufsOna

New YORK, April 10.-Jacob LoWepslein
was executed TO- day. He maintained MS ~
nocence to the last, and met his tate nrniy'
PULASKI, Tenn. April 1O.-Prague Bryant,
who murdered Alexander Steel TWO years
ago was banged here to-day: He saia. ne
kilIed Steel in self.defence, but regretteo
having done the deed, and was willing 70
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Terrible Aeeident 20 the Steamer H.
cress -Twensy Two Men Aiiieo py EA'
DanAiOn Of her Boiler

New YORK, April 10.-The following spe-
ciaI dispatch conveys intelligence OF TERRI
bile accident to the steamer I1gress, WHICH
became so weltknowp TO the pubiic ~ eou-
nection with Captain Halls iil-fated ATcac
expeditions. uu O rbo .,eaner
Tipress, of the Polaris eXpedit,on, VINE scr.
fishing, exploded her boiler. iW a,,a TIE
snip is under sail for this port .,-s;-;z
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From Louisa County.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. FA.,}
april 10th, 1874.
laYe seen several persons from the coun-
try this mornng, who report the rivers 10
be OVERLOOKING their banks on account OF the
violent rain OF yesterday and last night.
/ hear from SONIC "Pythians OF this town
that lodge Of that order Will be established
ia GorGonsyille soon.
think the election Of Mr.. r. nj. T. Hun
ter 70 the Office OF State Treasurer will be
liked by the people in this county. W.
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Railroad Train Robbed by Italians.

New YORK, April 10.-The Eoen.n9 Post
saws the railroad train which LEFT Wander.
bits landing. Staten Island, at Z O'Clock last
evening was stopped about two miles out 6y
g band of Italians. who tore up the tracS'
Particulars of the outrage have not YET been
received, save that the robbers secured tne
cash.6ox on the train, but were themselves
com sfier arrested, and are now locked up.
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rhe senatorIaI Contest.

BosroN, April 1O.-Nineteenth ballot:
pawes. 81 :; Hoar, 60; Curtis, ~; Adams
90; Washhurne, 4; Whittier, |; Sanford
7; Banks, s; Bullock, 7. - -
Twentieth ballot: Dawes, &c; Hoar, 90 I;
Curtis, 70; Adams, Is; Bullock, u; san
ford, 7; Washburne, 4; Banks, q; Mnlt-
tier, G. F. Hoar. Reuben Noble, ana bits.
Mary A. Livermore, each one vote.
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DHRAnFUaEs or srxAl1Ena.


IS D i q 4 &, II ! - - -
ID 81 sg ssAas i S. ssIsss 4
a,aa. f re received until 9 o'd&f sssssdaJ
4sstusk s4ii. ii Shthsas:I as,ad .,a ssk
FIced with Dispatch 10 all points north, souan,
as. ana vest 10 foregn Esrfs ,,ty
Rosf is ssss1as s soas
lSf isshs Or passaSe apoDiiy; u s,tss y, ali
GEORGE N.ALt nnJ 20 Ep..iAsestx..
ap LII x...r Ccnpany,s " bari. RocAetts.
T0R RHILADELPHIAs-x$ReA
ALLEN, VIII receive freight for the above pori
tM MOEDAX the slh irstaut at Ia a'ctoek.s Il s..
! Freight aiken for Wilmington, DEL, Proyidsnee
and Boston. Also, for Liverpool aad hufuerU ot0
hed Star md American Steamship lines, and hills
iiading siened through. Passage % Phiiadetpb5sr
ani1.2t ziie#'se, PS Sss1 r.. Assns. j.
pHILADELPHIA, RICE. 1xSRA,
y; T. MOaps AID NORFOLK STEAM R8
.S Snrr n LLHyIE.Ip0R Observation-Disclosures
line VIII leave Pniladelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONnAY
and THURSDAY st 12 O'Clock N. 49, lG1F.fa
fressht taken fer all psrts OF Penpsyfvania, New
Also, for Antwerp and LFefpoore sa Red staF and
American steamship hne8 and bills Of ladinR siRnef
Iepgn LIN inuraacs eheeted Sor az parties who e.
ntsssss e Pds4Fsk Rsss
WILLIAM P: CLYDE Co, Agsnn, Z y
fel2 No. IL South Wharves. PHladelphias !.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

r,~c,sr,r1. April lo-Flour dull and UNCHANGED.
CoIn au,et and irlner 1T 64@67c. Pork easier
city eoand1ry saS ssaHsS keiIe
urn urn, aI Ioc assked Bacon in good demand 7e for
sshonIders: 9Yc for clear rip; sa9sSs; ZOE cie0F'
nhastev arm and In good demand ~ Soc.
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HLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP oeTFs
" COMPANY. osEssfSSisI

FOUR SHIPS A WEEK FOR NEW YORK
For the accommodation Of our patrons and the
public. this Company will, on and after MONDAY,
Sannsry 2S, 1874 dIspatch one OF their sp!sYii6
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, MATTE
RAS, and GEORGE w. ELDER IbuildinSi every
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN-
DAY at high water. - I-0-7. =
The Wednesdays ship has NO passenger accom-
These ships are entirely new, and we're built ex.
pressly for this route. - :.
They have splendid saloons, staserooms, and bath.
rooms. -
The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm.
surpassed. ....-... -.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, al
North river. 1-s-t.-
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and NO charge made except aetna
Freight received until p. N. daily. III.
For further informatlen, apply to-..---ar.. =.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
APPS Office Company's wbarves. Rockets
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. ,r,rderer Raddlea by Bullets.

GALVESTON, April 10.-Ardozal; an iIal la D
and captain of sloop, was rldoiea oy tue
bullets of mob for numbering a lazy ana
two children. A daughter nearly grown es-
capped and gave the alarm: Afaozai was
burning the bodies when the people caine
uuOn him. - ...-
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SNOW.

MEMPHIS, April 10.-Two. hours OF snow
has fallen here to-day, we suppose, ougnt 10
be added. .,e,o hos< f,,ro,,
LOUISVILLE, April lO.-snoW nss ,l ia,.sp
here. and it is feared the fruit VIII DC huseo'
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IouksyILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April 1oTs ne5sngI saf: s so a
cnaige,% in fair demand and higher PORK, ~
Racon7c. for shoulders. SIC i0r c!e a ND ~
for clear suglr-eured hams 1 WSsstav ase.
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w.. vat HosrsI From.

NEW YoRk, April 10.-Thesteamer Greece:
having on board tho passengers anu crew ~ =.
the. Inflated steamer Europe, mas ao' ye:
been sighted at Sandy Hook. Inc omseIs o.
the company do not expect nef th' 1'uho'ts'
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CT LoIIiS MARKETS

sr LOUIS, April Flour guee and une n M
sk fG mas Sn ou in q
asl aeS9 :,sar-rib, 9A@aHc. clear, 9Spsas
Iaea sifi; city held out OF masket; sseai' pae'
Mau Az Whiskey steady 81 92c. a.-