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ARRIVED.
e.oo.,or Old 1,ominion, Walker, New York, msr-
.bo ndisc and Messengers, g. W Amen, agent. =,
SIaamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, lhe1eiIah
disc and passengers. f9stef m erehan-
Steamer Transit, Tr2Yers, blituUoie' A
disc and passengers, l.. b talun DIN, d.,nb,, mig
iron Old Dominion Nail WORKS. ,,o,na-,, coal.
- Schooner David E. Wolf, Todd AAe3ano''N' 00'
ID Missouri. AcLeroy, Chicahoainy' un-
ber Charles E. Whitlock. c,,.,an Norfolk
Schooner William and james, ou'1Sn'
ogs k5spfffr nian, S SG Lyonss creek o
ber j. 4. Belvtn.
s.o.r.r Eliza Hauco1, Clifford, norfolk msS'
ehsndise and passengers; q Rose, New York,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker.
c1,sARED FOR THIS PORT.
psrk Fame (Germanl, Mashieson' LiTerpoo'
h nera lax, Ottoman Liverpool, March 5.
Schooner Pandora, -, Ale1ana1h.iis ,,dainhia. May
16. ,,,o,,,~n.
a.hoon., Nsry II. Wescott, Grsndy' Bos:oa ioA
pichm arrived Mt Vineyard Have1 W. for
Schooner z. Mayo, Eau, sailed tom iIoeNA'
Tha hnats for The lfe-savirg stations OF Tue
tsrn dIstr let OF Maine, have arrived - I"s''
DISASTERS.
Tb. Norfolk yrecling steamers hesoiusgs
k.r are at work on the BritlSn ITnrida Reefs ant
asnoIe om ar T'hey will save the steamer -
weather continues iaVorapie.
"~-'~ NOTCH 10 MARINERS.
.,,o- haa heen set little below '.ie ma!
o.s M Bar Island, In the SounJ d 10 r. III
or somersyllsa and ,O On TIN ths bsrpeF, ~
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May $, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
NHEAf.-White, ia bushels
CoHS.-White. go bushels, Straw oIored 2ss
PEAs.-2l2 bushels. wv
GATS.-J IL bushels.
CHOr-20 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whitc,4 bushels at ST. 80.
CoHS.-Whiic, G2 bushels prima MT o2c . re
oaohels prime al 92c:; $50 bushels very good at
92c.-tota .27O bushels.
toHF-Str2H-cslored, $50 bushels Mt oOa
OATs.-l z bushels very good at &c.
BLACK PRAS.-1l2 bushels ON private terms
RE-EXHIB!TED.
BLACK PHAs.-112 bushels.
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JAIL BRs.KIsa IN BALTIMORE corxr Mn
Saturday night, at To~sontown, number
of prisoners escaped from Jail. William r
Ashton, whose real name from papers fonnd
in his cell appears to be w. A. Hipkle. was
committed on the 10Th of March last, and
was awaiting trial, having been indicted by
the grand jury Of the Criminal Court, and
removed his case, charged with stealing a
horse and buggy from Adm. Johnson. of
Baltimore. lie WAS arrested in Richmond.
Va, and brought here by detective Joseph
MITCHELL Baltimore San.
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German shooting. Festival.

Nsw YORK, May 1S-The first Gay OF inc
great German shooting festival o! the uel.
man Rifle Association was lnitiateu Iuis
morning by grand procession OF Inc o ssl =,
Gus rifle companies through the s.rees o y,
Hoboken. Delegations from tne Scnn,n.n
corps of Albany, Philadelphia, W asain.Hn'
Harrisburg, Troy, Baltimore, ana ot-Asr
cities formed part Of the professions
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

A NEW ENTERPRISE.
INTERPRETATION WAREHOUSE,
zoos, 1910, 1912. and lO14 CAnr STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
under recent Law OF Virginia Legislature sitting
conditions on which consignmeuts
may be hypo,hccated)
- sonneetion with my business Of
lRON-AERCHANT
aud
FURSACE-AGENT
is' eeelded 10 open In my new and c,ter,;vs
warehouse, Known as Power EaIl.n ut tho ror-,ar
or Cay and Eleventh streets. 4
LltEhSED WAREHOUSE
Tor tls-lron. Blooms. Pig-Lead Conner. and ot,;.-
metals. For these consfgnments warehouse cer,iG.
Gates viii be Issued, stating marketable valna n,
cOnsignments, marked negotiable n 80 autbori zaa
by cousignor. These certificates win nnd ro.1r
purchasers. l will make
LIBERAL ADVANCES
upon them, and make sales on usual commissions
Of the article hypothcealcd to meet such loans.
ASA SNYDER.
IEON-ME2CuANT
OF the firm Of Asa Snyder & Co., Architectural
Iron-Works. my elm
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Evnngslicn, Alliance

MoNfRsAL, May Heterogeneous are
completed for holding here next October
conference OF the Dominion branch OF the
Evangelical Alliance, to which leading cler.
sy'neh ana laymen OF the various provinces
be invited, '''s' "in
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Raw j. ya.,, = 3, !.

Nsw YORK, May 1s.- Nearly $1,000 were
subscribed here TO day for the relief Of the
sufferers by the Massachusetts disaster.
Eev, DR.. Thomas De Witt, ST., pastor OF
tbs Collegiate Reformed Dutch church, died
to.oay Of pneumonia, aged SO.
Ibe Council Of the Reformed Episcopal
cnurep, after several sessions, revised and
auoptea she prayer-book, and adjourned
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MYPOEIEEcATroy WAREHOUSE.

1POTHECATION ANE GENERAL
1r1,ri S.1lT0lElAGE WAREHOUSE, No.17, PEARL
anr }n ~ dtEENIHl STREET.-in connection With
9 ~ ;, pIslIasa we have opened LICENSED
M. n1nnnuSE for the storage OF Gflfp, Flour,
,,rTS Iss or any commodity. And under The
sarMns OF The Warehouse Blln VIII issue
stating kind OF article owper I'D mar
sWner a'uf' ma marked negotiable II authorized by
sion. ~AA4>'eS ou uausI coInlnls-
uirhea, aa1ances made upon produce in hand
ienJ A0f Aes pFicss and prompt returns gua.as-
' SuTPHlk Z WARING.
General Commission Merchants.
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Guatemala.

TIE WHIPPING OF THE BRITISH CONSUL cohfHo'
Missed.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1s.-The steamer
Costa Rica reports that the Government OF
Guatemala has compromised with tue brit'
ish Consul (Magee) whom they whipped ny
paving him $4,000.
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LOOSE TOBACCO.
Excess In 1S73.......... $500

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the report OF Dir H.. Gimmi.
wclghmastcr. OF the sales of live stock from the
9th to the 5ih OF May, 1874:
CATTLE.-126 head sold from 4HG6ac: 4 d.,
gross: market well supplied. In addition, ~ cattle
sold BY the head. son 49,, .
Hoes 200 head sold from 797ac. q d., net |;
extra, &c. % H.; heavy supply anu dull.
SlIEEp.-Sold from 4h0g69c. 81 D., gross hea'S
supply and dull.
IAIDs-Sold from S2&:5 per head.
VEALs.-Scld from a44312 per head for nea7J.
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wow voru Faro Underwriters.

NV YoRk, May 18.-The officers Oh . ~
New York Board Of Fire Underwriters ~! lUi
the ensuing year are: President, Edgar " i. +.
Crowell; Vice-President, u. A. Heaiu ;
Secretary, w. W. HenshaW; AssistanI oecles
tary, John II. Tompkins; Treasurer, Mafcus
f. Hodges,
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RALrIMuRE MARKETS.

BALrIMoRs, Nay 1s:aFlour duh, and higher
al so Corn active and strong white southern,
SsGSoc. yellow, S5c. Rye quiet at 3. 31sl 20
Provisions Quiet and firm. E2con-Shoulasrs ~.
,ItS,.say OF
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R7 Tc1egwapn.
NEW YORK MARKETS

IVlkA -tt-A1s1&1@1@'
NEW YORK, May lS.-Cotton dull and droop-
ing: sales OF l,l47 bales at 1ShGO1 94c. Southern
dour quiet and unchanged. Wheat heavy and one
cent lower; moderate Inquiry At ~ .6O TOT winter
fee dull and unchanged Rice unchanged: fair job
bling trade. T.llon firm. Kosin and surpensln Inc
iirmcr OF 1l@llac. Whisky steady At SSc
EreigbtS lower.
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rNr1NSlTI NARKETS.

C1scrrxArI. Nav ls.-Flour dull aud lnshan seS
r.rn nrun al 73075c. Pork quiet and arm hell
80 ard ouiet and hrm steam nominxly lUHc.
Summer, l6Y9llc:: winter, lla911GHc s E1cSl
ssnady: shoulders, 7S1 74c.; sides, 1ohe. WINS
k.v ARR At 9AC,
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&KGllnxnIinn

kRAnIka, PA, May 1S.-The wool hat
manuiactory has suspended operations. One
thousand workmen are thrown out OF EN-.
ployment. - sNl-
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IoITIsyuLE MARKETS.

1orrsv11Is. May ls.-Tlour unchanged Corn
dull and dropping &c. .site, sss
Visions niie eih io1c clear, iOAc. LardTicrce
iiTc log. i2@l2sc. Whisky, S4c.
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PLUMBING, GAs-FIrrTsG, dc.

HUNIS, IT DIthN D =. ar,,,,,
BATHS. SHOWERS,
and every variety OF TISWARE and IL,USEFGk-
NiSiiIkG GOODS, TIN aud STOVE NATE
RIAL, JTTERINii,S P0UTIEG, LEAD, IRON,
and T EZRA GOTTA PIPES, &C., &C., wholesale
and retail. >-,,
We are the sole agents for Virginia ana Norm
and South Carolina for COMSTOCK'S CELEBRA-
TED REVOLVING FLlIE RADIATOR, stove
attachment by which the fire may be perpstu!lly
ipntion in the consumption OF fuel. Ne are also
agents forJUuNSON'S PAtLOH LASS FOCk-
TAIN, a very beautiful and attractive ornament
for pgrlOrs &c., sample Of which may be seen IN
operatiou in our windows. ,u,n
Particular attention always given to PLuMb-
ING, GAS and ST FITTING, III their various
branches Competent saesmen and mechanics
always ready 10 give prompt attention IN every de-
partnent of our business, both In city ana country.
All orders for jobbing, &C., promptly a'tenosu W.
SHhEkS & BARRETT,
my1S-lm 1410 Main street, Richmond, Va
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PHILADELPHIA L1vE-sT OCH MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s--csttle dull; sa.es 81 u
o ono extra PennsylvaDi and western steers =
S S;19v7 20 fair to good, s6.25@t6.7o; eonncnn
s5@s6 Sheep dul sass Of so4o h 1850 h. 4
SS25, Hogs unchanged; sales Oh o'ooo n'A0 -
GO 5OMXS75.
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BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
FEW YORK, May 1S-Money active and easy at
3G4. Sterling dull at 4sS..' Gold, 1121Gllox.
governments steady and dull States uulxt and
nominal
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iLATER.l

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 1s.-Iu Orange
hurg this afternoon the county solicitor
dressed motion for bench warrant to ar
rest Governor Moses, which was granted by
the court, and the sheriff goes to Columbia
tonight. The order likes the bona aI
q. 900 for trial at the present term.
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s,EgAEeUakA e9s ssEA tssf.ss.

TOR NEW YORK The Sss
L. Old Dominion Steamship Company's ssAAllSsstA
steamship WYASOkE, Captain Couch, VIII sail
TUESDAY, May 9th, at 2 O'Clock z. NJ.
Freight received ustil l O'Clock p. D.
Through bills OF iadlng signed, &no goods for
1arGed with dispatch TO all points Forth, south
esst, and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger Sccomno dationS unsurpassed.
Fare 10 New York, $12; steer2gs, SO; round
"Trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply 10
s. VI. ALLEN Il co., Arants,
mylS-2t Companyh y Earf, Rockets.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May is, 1874
The following Is a comparative statement Of the
Inspections, deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco to-
gc;hcr with the stock on hand the different ware
houses Ia this city for the past week. AID for the
same time Last year:
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T osT, cERrIFIcAT s. OF ST. sao soas sE IN
sers6urg R ailrosd Blpse, trustee, any
the name 81 transfer on back Of said : G "
twenty-five snarWx. - :. =. -, Agents.
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NOUsE-FURNIs1TING GOODS.

At COST FOR CASH.
Having determined upon change ~ my p resseatt
CHINA, GLASS, and CROCkEki-W ARE aho
FANCY GOODS At COST FOB CASH. ,uu,he
eoid Without reserve FOR CASH, FOR CASH.:
Intending TO continue the HOUsE-EURSlSfi-
ING and .SCODEN-WAEE business, snail enaea
yor TO have On hand full supply OF hrsl,claes
w. u; the lowest prices Z. GURRAST,
ap Palm WIS e1s' aiA'N ''Aee
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kEAaRWOEsM. &c.
cO1 BROAD STREET.
Dol
JULIUS W1LDT.

The ladies are respectfully invited to call at my
store and examine a new style OF DRAlDS-the
best gotten up work offered i'll the city. Par
ticuiar attention. Is paid to making up OF Conb-
en- the hair, and, If desired, get all tho roots one
way without any waste. This enables me to make
q larger braid OF given quantity OF hair than any
one who works without these advantages. VENT.
lat. ami all other kinds OF WIGS and TOUPEEs
made ut short notice. Fit guaranteed. i'rices as
low as any nhers IN this or any other ci,y o. As
United STATES. y: VIII.
ap 2S-lm o3l broSo suee@
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
pOBT OP RICHMOND. MAY ID, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 49, 1874.
,,, r,sae- 4.56I Moon sets......".'l1
,un tAo .r 7O4 High tide. ......... "a
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
AN ADDITIORAL SPRING, decidedly fmpregna-
ted with the celebrated Salts Of Litilia-" . hese
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on Ina
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forms OF disease rcSaTced
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
q deseryediy high reputation.
In general adaptation ndeuratfye power IN DE-
In chronic Intermittent feyers, and In all diseases
generated by ulalaral potsons. they are without
rival among the medicinal waters OF Aunerlea. InS
proprietor Is aware that this 10 very strong cnlI.
The public will Judge II 1t be sustained BY thetesu~
Rasnials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several yaiaabie
springs have been discovered at this place. que on
Tonry of Baltimore, Is decidedly impreznaiso with
the .'SaIfs Of Litha," which has given such cele-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to The AK Il Chappelle and vichy WaIers OF
the contlnep: Of Europe, and which is 30 ni8hiy
esteemed In the medical world as . remedy In
govt rheumstsrS, and In kidney ans Dladoes auec-
lions. y,,-..,s.~ -
pennsyiyania, says: "Jaere Is psrhsrs no other
remedy from unlch equal efficacy may DC expecteo
In the removal or the deposits OF the urate OF soaa
IN the toints and gamentouS Tissues IN 82aty pa
uents and IN preventing the deposits Ii Ene KID
news and urinary passages
1t may BE worthy OF not tnat ,h ..t ~ ic o NM
ofherwtse than the serest trace.
Pamphlets contasaing analysis. testmonlas, 9s.s
can b. had on application 70 Messrs. ESh9ExLLs
IApn & CO.. druggists, or Aessrs. " ASL ,s SoaSS
sToN & Co, booksellers, Main suees, nSnun,nus
Va or nv addressing the undersigned az ftoyStous
Va. ZAP 24-d&w4ml r5Oa2a Z. =. .ynr:
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TVluE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.
Thu; uurtyalled medicine Is warranted not 70 COZ
tni, single particle Of MERCERY or any laSrftoss
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and hsrts which
an all-wise Providence bas pLced tas COUNTRIES
where LIyER DISEASES most prevail i wtl cure
all diseases caused by arrangement OF the liver anS
SIMMOEs's LIVER REGULATOR
for medicine) is eminently family medicine, and
by being kspt ready for Immediate resort Will save
many an hour of suffering and many dollar In
tine and doctors bsh.
Af,er forty yeass' trial It d. stan receiving the
MOST raquallfed testimonies, co its virtues from
nerso1s of the highest charaa,a< and responsibility
Em,.eut phyicians comnAad 1t as the raast
gyFECTUAL SPECITtC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR NDSsaESTIOS.
rned With this antiase, ali climates and change:
of water and food mss be faced without fear. al
a remedy In mnlarseas feyers, bowel Complaints
resllessuess, jaund.ce, pausea,
IT. HAS no EQUAL.
II Is the cheapest ppIest, and best isIaiiy mea'c'n
| IN the world.
J. n. zgILIN t. CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Phtiadelpns'
Price, 81 per bottle. sold by all druggists.
| fe &c deodt&H3m
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Indictment OF the Governor or south
Carolina.

COLUMBIA, May 1S.-Goyernor Moses ana
ex-Treasurer Bumbert, of Orangeourg;
have been indicted by Republican grand
Jury on charges of breach OF trust Wild
fraudulent intentions of grand larceny.
Solicitor Butts moved that Judge Gratlaln
issue bench warrant for the arrest OF Inc
parties, but the judge reserved his DECISION
until tomorrow.
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MILLINERY,

TslHE LATEST SPRING STYLES. o.s
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. sGRoks
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.
Madame nEABLMAS, returning her thanks to
generous public for the liberal patronage she llas
received for the past twenty years. announces That
this will be her last season In Richmond. Having
lust returned from the North, she offers very large
and superior stock Of HATS. BoNSETS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &c,
which she will sci! al very low prices, being com.
PEELED to close out her entire stock this sclSon III
any sacrifice. aillluers who have not made their
spring purchases may obtain unprecedented BAR
gains at hApAGE &. lltMEl. AAN'S,
ap S-3m NO. 1323 Mln strcGt.
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, &c.
cEELEY,s HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
AND PILE PIPES

Relief com FORT and cure for RUPTURE, FnAALs
raAKyBssBs, and PILBs. Unlike all otHer appH-
ances known, viii never rust, TIMBER oreaE, enne
coil nor move from Observation-Disclosures The fine
steel spriug, being coated with hara rubber, light,
cool. e,eanly used in bathing, fitted to form uni
verssly recon nc ended by all surgeons as the best
mechanical supports known. Send for p.mphle.
Establishments 1S47 Chestnut street. Phla9ei.
phis, and 1877 Broadway, New YoE Gn C"mP's sS
assortment for sale, With caref9i aa}usrI S1s
MEADE & BAKER, Richmond, ana Al oea a
Reuare Of limitations. ap 1o-on
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for CHIL-GEEE
n LnDS,S CARRIAGES, corner 21
10 and Main s,rcets-ny own manutaclnse,'
l. .upeG5!SSEs Is
the new bnct NV stock Is large and complete,
rG aiso. ne assortment Of EANG4 ao ot low
CHINA, GLASS ana wILLoH-"AhA A. ~"
pTics nt forget the place737 corner EigaI9T H aho
:HsChdren carrases made 30 E.se neatly
cs5riassees c nn 4Ia Broad Street. my 21m
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XNTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
VIRGINIA

have leased this celebrated watering place, AND
the LIST Of June win be ready receive ylslsoss
or sooner If parties insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month Of tMenty-elgnt days..
Pamphlets to be had Of PURCELL, I!ADD Cog
Richmond; COLEMAN 8 ROC EHS Baltimore, Or o.
the proprietor.
Telegraph Office In hotel.
Get or rs Nillboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. JOHN Il. EDbAsh,
INV 4-3m .' NJ. frnprlelol.
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sFINANUIAL.
HICIMoND sToCK ExcH aNn-

MoNpAr, May IS, 1874.
,, soLo.-Asoo0 Virginia consois at SIX, 10000
~, slty ssat1o0, and G, 900 Richmond city
.fsss coin
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BonRs. STATIONERY, DC.
DENTISE'RY.
CARRIAGES. CARTS, S-e.

TASOPY- TOP CARRIAGE.SessssASs.5E
inst received; also, large assoyt- - O. q;
q other styles hss Gan sn dn BEST ee in he
LIN IN fiI stock of Crockery, GLASSWARE, basSets
Iuos' Inui A'' ROBERT HARROLD,
So Broad street.
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THNE SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1876.

The approach of the Presidential G.
lection gives unusual importance TO the
events ana Developments of 1873. We
shall endeavor to describe them fully,
faithfully, and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY SUN has now attain.
ed circulation OF over seventy thousand
copies. Its readers are found in every
State and Territory, and its quality is
well known to the public. We shall
not only endeavor TO keep it fully up to
the old standard, but to improve aud
add to its variety and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue
to be a thorough ne >spaper. All the
news of the day will be found in it,con.
densed when unlmportant, at full
length when of moment, and always,
we trust, treated in clear, interesting
and instructive manner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY
SUN the best family newspaper in the
world. 1t will be full of entertaining
and appropriate reading of every sort.
but will print nothing to offend the
most ScrupnlOus and delicate taste. IL
viii always contain the most intesesting
stories and romances of the day, careful
ly selected and legibly printed.
The agricultural department is A
prominent feature in the WEEKLY
SUN, and its articles viii always be
found fresh and useful to the farmer.
The number of men independent in
politics is increasing, and the WEEKLY
SUN is their paper especially. 1t be.
longs to no party. and obeys no dicta-
ton, contending fDr principle, and for
the election OF the best men. Itexposes
the corruption that disgraces the coun-
try and threatens the overthrow of re-
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knaves, and seeks no favors from their
supporters.
The markets of every kind and the
fashions are regularly reported in its
columns.
The price of the WEEKLY SUN Is
one dollar a year for a sheet of eight
pages, and fifty six columns. As this
barely pays the expenses Of paper and
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lowing to the depressed condition Of
the market there will only be two-third.
the usual quantity of coal stored al
Honesdale this winter, or about 400, ,00(
| tons.
"The mines of the Lacka wanna Iron
and Coal Company are more than hall
lille, and the only one that was work.
ing three-fourths time has ceased opera.
tious altogether under strike. The
rolling mills of the Lackawanna Iron
and Goal Company have long been a
fea ture of the industries of Scranton,
With their glowing furnaces and Their
ranges of shops, which cover an area of
several acres Here, too, the ann OF
labor has been crippled by the palsy of
the panic, and there is no likelihood of
a revival this winter. The Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Co mpany is
one of the most powerful mining cor
porations In the Lackawanna valley.
The hills and wales along this region
are dotted with its colieries, and thriv-
ing settlements have grown up around
many of these mines. But its breakers
are mainly idle; at others the men are
working on half time; and elsewhere
they are barely working quarter time to
keep the machinery going.''
The Miners journal, published at
Pottsville, in its issue of last Saturday
says :-Suddenly orders have come from
headquarters, for the III anagers of the
p. & r. G. & 1. Co.'s mining opera
tions to stop all coleries today except
the following ten: Brookside, East
Franklin, Phoenix Park, Mahanoy City,
Boston Run, Plank Ridge, Tunnel,
Merriam, Mt. Carmel Shaft and North
Franklin No. 1. We understand this
step is due to the fact that there is an
immense stack of coal in all the Com
pany's yards, aud the demand for it is
not at all lively. In fact we believe
the supply on hand is sufficient to sup.
ply all demands until spring shall be
considerably advanced.
"The news of this suspension is very
unwelcome at this time, and will be sor-
rowfully received. The people will see
the necessity of practicing strict encon.
omy during the winter now upon ns."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-11-28

Cosing Prices Of DEHAvEN & Towns
END, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Nov. 25th. 1874.