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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1s74.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
shandise and p1ssengers L; .; Latq w. agent NOR
chandlse and passengers,
SAILED.
Steamer J. W. Eyerman, Plat. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. E. Porter, agent.
Steamer Transt Traysrs Baltimore merchan
Schooner e. and j. Hamilton, Mills, New Haven
coal and spokes, Curtis & Parker.
p! sGdoen Curtis ii e ( rarser.
Schooner j. j. WINS, Ingersoll, lumber, New
SIoon Ciarissa Anne Dutton, City Point, coal,
oq Brig skjold iNorwegian), cleared salversol.
Liverpool -four, Haxan, CrenshA" q Co.. vessel
curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Rr,p lincoln, Cover. New York, March 2:
Major w. II. Tantum, Hanson, fhiiaoeipnia'
h scSnonsr seyentysix, Teal. Bath, March 10.
Schooner John Farnhain, Murphy, Bath, March
Schooner Fl. G. Ely, McHenry, Philadelphia,
'' Schooner n ]. H. MARVEL, johnson, Philadelphia,
Schooner In me Frauk G. Dow, Gage, Boston ola
Bark Jembyrd, Barth. L,verpool, FEBRUARY Do
Schooner PaWnee, Jones, Ballm9rs, MaIcn g. g.,
Bark Edwin, Christopherson, Liverpool, FED
ruary.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at New York March / g, from Virginia
schooners j. T. Kelsey, Steelman Hattie Lou
Sleelman; Emily, Jackson; s. 8. buckingham
MACK.
The tug Portland, belonging to the Richmond
Towing Company, came Off the ways atGFaveS's
ship. yard yesterday morning. -H0rfoK Virginian
Ndrch1S s.r-
BARK ASHORE.
The Messrs. Baker have sent the steamers Reso.
lutte and Is. and j. Baker, with the schooner Packet
I'm tow, TO the assistance or the English bark Ex-
celsior Captain Ellis ROBERTS, from Santos, with o
cargo OF coffee, bound for HAMPTON Roads for
orders. which went ashore on Wflloughby's Spit
last Monday night.-foTfoh Landmark. !HnrcR1 3.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET

MARCH l6.-Cattle.-T cattle market vas
ialriy active, and all the offerings placed on sail
d0nno rsaoy aud immediate buyers at strong prices
Inc number OF buyers increase each day. Ypster-
being constantly made.
Shipping Cdttle.-This branch was extremely
active throughout, eastern and southern BUYERS ex
hlnitln9 strong desire to operate, which, how.
ever was not 1ully carried ont, the supply proving
inadequate f>1-e
Stock CattLe-There is no change to note either
in The demand or offerings Of these grades trade
continuing slow and quiet, and but few transac.
tiUDs can be made on account of the limited sup
ply. Feeders are still out in full force.
Beet cattle The local demand for butchers cat
tie remains essentially without any change. Buyers
were present In full force, but found heavy COM
petit0rs IN shippers, who entered this branch and
took nearly all the offerings. The market closed
active:
Extra choice native blood steers, with
"big fat" averaging from 800 to
I,SUU DS....-..... ......r.SO UUQ1o 20
Choice native steers, ranging from
1900 TO 600 Observation-Disclosures. 259G5 so
Prime native steers, ranging from
IL so to 400 hs...."........,.... OOQ05 20
Good native Steers, ranging from
1.O5O to 400 Observation-Disclosures. 25Q4 52
Hogs.-The offerings were inadequate to meet the
demand. All classes Of buyers were present al the
pens but the principal operators were shippers and
summer packers. Local dealers were also purchas-
ing To some extent. Under q good demand sellers
became tlrmer in their views and asked higher
pL,ces which buyers had to accede to- The market
weight. ~ N
Sheep.-Al grades and qualities were In active
aemand ana sell at sight. Values remain firm and
MON 10 fam me tei59Swag y the general range Con-,
s475; choice soulhdowns and CotsTold, 10
| pounds anu under, 5.506$6 -Tiunes
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FERTILIZERS.
CHESAPEAKE GUANO.-

As agents for Messrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS & Sons
of Baltimore, we are prepared TO offer this
STANDARD FERTILiZtR
to the planters Of Virginia and North Carolina for
TOBACCO AND oihEE sr t,isI CkQpS.
ing this 10 be the best article In the market for III
cost, The senior member Of our firm, having used
il in his own agricultural operations. Is ane TO re-
Commend it from personal experience La the field.
Price In Richmond. s52 per ton. - :
JAMES Il. FiGkLIN & Co,
Commission Merchants,
Cary street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
III, Id swRwlm -
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CINCINNATI HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

MARCH l6.-The market was quite active du.
RUG the week, the sales footing up between SIS
and 600 head of horses alone The demand comes
principally from the East and South, and several
large lots were shipped, the most OF them going to
fully equal to The receipts, and prices rule firm
We quote at $75@*200, according 10 age and con-
dltlon
There is very little doing in the market for
mules. the receipts being light and the demand
limited. wequoe nominally as fellows: Mules Il
hrnus high. 400: * hands, S125; 10 hands,
ances the present week will be one Of the liyees.
of the season.
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Communicated
communicated
LEEK orrlCE OF SUPREME Court OF }
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA, ;
RICHMOND, March IS, 1874.

RICHMOND, March Is, 1874.
q" he Filters II the Dispatch:
northumberland article appeared in your
t~uc Of the lTth instant signed lone who
Auo"S," and another this morning signed
y "FliiS." with reference to Printing the re.
hoids q the Supreme Court Of Appeals of Viz.
c'hn. The latter article rejecting grayely. |
conceive. on the conduct and character of the
ScfE' OF said court, as Que of its clerks am
1o' willing 10 answer any communications
uAtii and the pe.tHc know the authors oil
1iie same. As soon as their names are given,
anu We kno" uhs are making these charges,
bih prepared ~ show the many errors com.
El'tcd by these writers, and especially to
SHOW that the Commonwealth has not and
scsH not lose one dime on account Of ,chat al
hoSp PAID for printing the records of this court
@: R'chmond ,cithtn the brief period that
pace been the clerk.
lam, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN.
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SAvANNAH MARKETS.

MARCH l8co.tenMaE,sepsSs@aiassa l sss coed us,
n: MEME AZ. middlings, 1916 low ndd!nEs,
GOOD ordinary, l44c.: ordinary 24e:
FusaTes-sales OF 200 vale; fSr Ma Sf
Bics.NDeinand fair; common 70 fair, oSOTsc.'
good, oGS4c. ,--.-~ ,,,.s $50. axA, oe
- ~ shnnldera. 'SXG SSc.; hams retailing al 1G1
sc. Dry-saltsd clear dbbed 9hc; shoulders no
minal ! Torn. Market quiet from recent heayy
,r THr We quote white at 81 .05e N.01 PEI
a ansSsI; mixed, o5; oss; aemsshn
fair: al 75@sOo. Rye, 81 80 Il ou'as'.-aeI'eo's
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March l9.-FTour steady and nm
changed: 7 Wheat quiet but firm and unchanged.
s oSra a7@7se OATS sr@ sssfGern 57Ss4e
Rye dull at 96@ 92c. Hay unchanEed- Provisions
quiet. Mess pork, s1s@s16.2s. Bulk meats
shoulders, 5Ac.: clear rib sides. S4c Bacnn-
shoulders, Tic; clear rib sides, exc. Western but
ter unchanged L, Coffee unclangeI Whiskey nomi-
nal at 96@97c. Sugar unchanged. 49, -.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET
w. ,n.pt., ,v.a eteady and without new features

10 hogshead Davies county leaf at 81 &c. ;s9.
Washington county leaf at ga, TAO, $40; hogs-
head washington county nSs q 81 sasse; h hogs
heads Henderson county lear q. ~, a9e
aeaaIb osshead Grayson county Tugs at - e5, 80
AIS, 40 hogshead Ballard county iues a No. pc
be nSsM arion county hugs at $3.50, 3.l6; hogs
head us ha hosssssds B Bsosa
conn,ty thTnHi county trash at 1886; hogsheads
s sga nj $3.50. l.30.-[rhis ut one sarenosse1
Gotrier-.Issrndl. -
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,v.ctRuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH IA, 1874. mo r,.
inspec;d the week ending March 7......155 hhds
Y,,,uooso this veek. SO hhds
imsL the veek ending Marcl, a.. s boxes
IInspectoI tho week ending Mai ch 7... 8 boxes
,,,.-e,ea this week. s boxes
Received the week ending March z: 49,, ,oo
a4o lots loose tobacco. weighing. ...2S9,SOO IDS.
Received the week ending Fen. IS:
.9O9 lots loose tobacco, weighing. 'ooo IDS
Decrease this week. a Dsi
oTas And receints of loose tobacco this week with
last show an Increase in hogsheads of So, an In
crease in boxes of s. anda decrease IN loose tobacco
OF SO. 900. ., 49,,
Good and fne shipping and wrappers active, and
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BY Telegrnpn.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS. E
/ NEW YoRes. March 1a-Cotton dull and lower
sales Of 3,I08 bales at ISsz0I SIC. ronrquiet and
heavy; common 10 fair extra, 6.35@S7. 90 good
TO choice. e7S0@511. Wheat oul and I s82c.
lower. Corn unchanged. Coffee dull and nom fstal.
sugar frrn: 77sl7sGc. for fair to good refining
TIC. for prime. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice shade frmer. Talluw quiet at 7kdu7Hc.
hosin steady at 2.45@ta.50. Turpentine steady
firm ut 9kc. Whiskey frmer at 96c. Feeishts
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Noon.-Stocks dull
Money. 2. God, lllA Exchange-Long, 1856;
short, ass. Governments strong. State bonds quiet
and nominal.
Egening-Money inactive at 3@4. Sterling
dull at 4So. Gold dull ut 111A@l1lb. Govern
ments strong aud little doing. States quiet anu
nominal
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T,ERTiIIZERS.-IW wish to cab the special;
f attention Of persons planting early potstces TO
the 4 IS The Cheapest and best they
r. acts very quick and Is less than half the price OF
a pgo S26 ner ION or SO per barrel OF 200 pounds
eiio'' T. j. (. HeCKADAY, 1928 Main street.
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Mi.cesenation and Murder.

HARTFORD March ia white woman,
VII OF u colorcd man named james Free
r,D. living at Pennington, Drained her
daughter aged eighteen years, with an axe
tits uoluir.. Jealousy was the cause.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP I'LL
W COMPANY -
Eo11R SHIPS WEEK FOB NEW YORK. ;

For the accommodating Of our psIosYsn ana ~
public, this Company VIII On ana ~ ah.sr sniMdix
dde-wheeI 'stasmers, OLD DoMIEI0H, M ~
okE. ISAAC BEL ALB BIZ 1AaEs!L1EIar HanAY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and sUfDAi y wy Aas~
water. 49, -. ,stt-. - go -. .s.,,,. 80
These ships are entirely nav, and ware oais ~
Tasy have splendid saloons stsseroonss. sad bstA'
The fare, accommodations, and attsntiaa ere m
surpassed. - t,ss59
Goods shipped by this line are landed refantsX
North river. 81 s.-11s... 80. :. --...s.x
Freights Tor points beyond New York forwas6sS5
" tn dispatch, and no CHARGE inside except ae' Ae
expenses incurred. = - u 81 ! x =, 49,
Ships Of ibis line leave Norfolk It O'Clock =.
n during the winter. S.g 5gits FL
Freight received until sP.M. daily.
For further Information, apply 10 II;
a21 Office Company's vharves. Rockets
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(ok,jsioo In the ROatsS.

loEE MoHGoE. March 19.-The brig In.
du>'r, from Ssntos, was run into by an un'
&.aSn schooner last night in the Roads and
hyd her lu.warks stove and stancheons
l.-ae,
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NttE>TooS, Va, March l9.-Mr. Cornelius
Car, for foFly-two years resident Of Rich
l3Il. and atrly removed TO this city, died
n morning. Mr.. Carr was the father OF
Professor thomas Y. Carr
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. oUIS, March 19.-Flour dull and unsettled
Corn Inactive; Gle for No. mixed. east track
Mh!ssey dull at 92c. Pork firm at $4,000
Sl5.7b Bacon firm and active: shoulders, 6H0
IG.: clear Ii5, Sc; clear, 9sW24c. Lard, &C.
asked, S3lS7sc. bid
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

MARCH l6.-The receipts for the forty eight
hours ending at noon yesterday were 1877 head;
shipments for the twenty-four hours ending at
former activity, and the supply and demand are
about equally balanced. Southern, eastern, ana
local buyers are making fair demands upon the Offer
ings. Plain aud plug horses and good fat blocky,
we'll broke mules sell readily. We give the follow
ing quotations being nearly the ruling prices paid
for horses and mules, as furnished by the proprie
tors OF the PIanters' horse and mule stable:
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. March 19.-FIour quiet and nm
Provisions quiet. Pork, SIS %. Bac0H-Shoul
ders, &c clear RIB SIC clear 9S.; sugar curet
hams, l2c.; plain, 10ac. Lard-1ferce, 9sc.; .keg
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SO 00@6 rs
s 25@5 SO
8 OO@5 rs
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKETS
4 2564 SO

C1NcINSATI, March IT, Cattle Market firm:
no change In prices - ;
Hogs.-Firm and market slow: light, s5.a5a
rs rs good heavy, IS. 9O@,6.25.
SheeD.-Market firm and In good demand at S56
S625. 80 r"~*
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EAST LIBERTY LTvE.sY0CRM AREET.


mAhCI 1Ss--Beeres.-FTesh receipts, 1920 head.
making $3.50 head for the week. against q. pSiS
hsad last week. The markets. firm and mode rsieiy
at an advance for the week OF fully We Quail
NY air, generally ranging common tostricty prime
poolest 20 best steers l0A@13c. fat bulls Rugged
1Iom Aac. TO 5kc- Live weights-Medinm TO fnfr
stGsrs taken by Wholesale sau shterers at i116
Among the sales were 20 cars Illinois steer,
70 Z By evil. OF sll5912Ac; g. cars A cwt., sIis@
cwt., !oa@lIhc; 10 cars, 6a cw1.. Ike: G sass
III 1Ic !SHc.; ears OK CIVIL. 49,: Scars cwt,
cars Te ~ e~t l2h913e; cars cwt.. 12c.:
aud cars az Sa s ewt;, nozc-; cars 81 cwt, lie;
.h ssasep;-Arrtvas, 600 head, making Ia. $40 for
.me week, against $3.50 head last week: marker
hsber s tSan 9 Jul hrm price. ruled more than
Prime lots, S1@s9c, with some Of the best at ssg
sheen. 90 n Sss ins, sales are g cars OF 0iid
az az &C.: cars 81 Ms, at 6ac.; car, 81 MS. at
re-; s ssars 76 Bs at cars stis sheep log
SIC. - ! -. ' '1NA' No., Su Ds., at
S,otne,-Receipts, 5000 head. making aa eoo
ne on fSF the week against 2s22o head last Week
@71c. for city; 6Tn73c for western. N ~ "a
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RAI,TIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 19.-Virgiuia o's, consos'
5Oh; peclers, AZ. West Virginia's, II. NoHn
Carolina G's, old, 2Sx; new, IL. Bid.
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Livestock Markets
RICHnfOND LIVES

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
THO following Is the report Of Mr.. I. Gamm MI
weighmasser. q the sats 81 I'VE s'0cA lom s'e
AaArTLF.-I19 head sold from 3H9e4c.f g D''
gross, and dull: 40 a 1,.oss. scarce.
HoGs.-soh f.om 74GeAc. q U'' Aes' AS'A AAS
ply. Ia r.,,, aE6el9.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 16-Beef cottle in faii
Pennsylvania and western steers at S7.25@8S. the
latter for choice; fair to good, S6@$7; common,
$5@f5.50. ~ -,.f
Sleep are without decided change, with sales OF
6,5 90 head at IS .50@$7.50.
Hogs IN fair demand, with sales Of 1000 head OF
yS50GS9.
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F, CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March 19.-Flour quiet and steady.
Corn drmer ut 62@67c. Pork In fair demand and
firm; country. SIC: city. 1885. Lard firm:
steam, &c; kettle, 9@9Yc. Bacon scarce: Shout
derS. 61c.; clear rib, SAc.; clear, &c. Whiskey
firm at Soc. $50 - =, $3.50 .s1s. 4
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Il LoUIsyIILE LIVESTOCK MARKET:
f,aYLI,-Nsrket moderately active, with z a aa
supply ana good demand. We quot: Ssss 100 rnod
butsaer aud shipping cattiei ssSs*a,9V' soSS
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sa:5e@f5 medium. ssOs4; common rough, SO
@f3 ~ 100 Es. gross. 81
Mssssi ssisSs sssRIg lIghs, end demand
gD oad seIiis 1874 so "a sS Ssnand'
Shesp ore. in yary coed GeiDipd with very light
supply sbess hsAyy sheen, 98G1S3s66s Hight faJ
Shsep, % .60@40 so ~ loo b. gross.
,jse nm Sonth centinue
/ EAST ERTYLTyE.sYGgK MARKET.
Est LgEHrY, Pa, March 1s -eCuHls.-Ar-
rfvais Intending eaturday and Sunday III Ca m ;,
besf, GSc.i medinm, 5AA6sSc. ;cosunon, 5@5Ec. =
H0gs.--AErtyaIs,tn including Saturday and SUNDAY
80 80ls5 10 - 49,, ~ $500
.'heeD;--Arriyals, including Saturday and sun
Gao Ia cars best, good, 64d7e-; COM
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Provisions, Cotton, and Naval Stores
THE CHARLESTON COTTON, RICE, AND
NAVAL STORES MARKET.

MONDAY Evening, March COttOn.-There
was moderate but somewhat steady inquiry, the
srocs of good qualities being light and held with
Strict middiings selling NJ 54c with high grade
mddnSs T. hSsgi5 a 1t 1spdE d f a.
s gu i4lSl DE, tue higher rate being tie
aenersi price for au unmistakable quality;
s strict good ordinary 10, fully good ordinary,
S ,aNnn1 aic. /: fully ordinary to strict GOOD
arGsn.r1. I4a@i4i4c.; good ordinary to
o,rrt ordinary, I3S 3ac. stains aud tinged,
d9sy Su s,s aad se ID TX q slas
5T 90 st To- 81 at lex, 72 at 12A. 30 al 12K
~ Il e. 81 ut 49,. rs at 13 IS at 1917 80 ct
! at i4H. 90 a. i4s, 46 It ~; at at "a SO At
"a IL 15S so ut 15as, 20 Ut 154, IL ut 15E, 22 Oh
- quote:
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DEpAnTUREs or srEAMEns.

~~~~~S~~~~~~~ ~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~
EoR NEW JYORK.-The {HRk
,su % s'sasaD Pip o .s Rp FHfp2F sS
2 O'Clock P. N. Freight received until ! o'csock
ra Tasr Tss s Of s q !. ps ana &c
esst and west Close connections made wish Cunar4
Line for foreign ports. .-ssa.;..It 4 sy- 4 q
NH e hsass S ss1, A Assss
PHILADELPHIA, RICF. l<Hk
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAA S
SHIP LINE-FOR PHnADELPHIAIMt0M
WEEK1UnM further notice the sss1msssr S q ~
and AND T ThtYsY At aH Is o'cIoeE H. i -
T ss gu T1oyasass ~
Also. for Antwerp and Liverpool Tto Rec star an
american steamship lines: znd bills Of !aaing akss9
lire II ut low rates.
Passage e PhadePaa i PS%4Eh Rssn ma
''a'e'Oo"'e 20 No. 243s DOCK ssreet. RicasSonG
se12 No. 2 South W w PhiIsdsiph...
! JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATasz.E
u COMPANY.
RPHH 2Ez2ak R2zss ND SER RA E5Rf
REGULAR LAN1ISGs oaJAMEs RIvEn
1
ADAMS EXPRESS. 1.-..-
FALL AND WINTER scH1EDIgLIEE; ~.
| The fast anc elegant steamer JOHN SYLVEG
| TER, Captain JOHN A. POST, will leave comp
ny's wharf, Rockets, for aboye-namsd places OF
| MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS -
G:3O A. M and returning win arrive here TUES5
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS "
Pm. ,s,
It Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
| York 40 KnSf
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Re ,ogs
TURN................... Z w
Fare TO Baltimore. .............''..'" q "
| Fare to Philadelphia. 2S
Fare 70 New York =; ;:;b es 20
I ricket Agency, Main street, and Exca1nge hotsa1
snd baggage checked through p areSns lS nna
reauIar landings on James river from A. u. 70
/ NJ at reasonable rates.
f1e'en' 1'i VOC 7. 3. TATUM, General Agent
Office compsnys wessf aSsxst Il H Sasasn sa
Main streets. . ~ u y r r41<Y-.- - S.p
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No. Ills MArR srnrnr. s.
...................,.-..........S175,0eR

DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
III OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER:... S1e. 600 ,60o1
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or
Deposited with Treasurer Of virginia, Sse,oos.
Shareholders personally Responsible for che obl1D
Hhons Of the above companies. ~ y.
pan1es, we solicit the patronage Of the pubic upo
their unquestionaole security, prompt and Hbe96
settlement OF all claims, and heavy income
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE 4 GO, Agents, . =
- - No. HOS Main street.
NEW YORK. s-..-1
80 CASH ASSETS OVER 10000, 00os -
s Cash dividends, surpdsstng all others, at 6rR a.
merry anniversary OF policies
Premiums payable annually, semi-snnualyi -
quarterly. E4s.isszy
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and cHxArssz ooupaz1
- '''' o' JOHN q. CLAIBORNE, Agent, ~
cen 80 afa4 No. HOS AAtn street.
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~ ~ as.,.5l sg 81. II i-fi-g I
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w1.MIsGToN, N: c.. kARkEiS !.
n .Rc,s ry,-SptrRs TtFpsatt7s Ct cn iss
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garcss, 27c.: barreis. 2ec. genuine epiden
EssynLIsps ~ g60c. 81 gallon: Cuba and Mmcovado,
nssyss ezleans
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 20. 1874
Sun rises. 6.00l Noon sets. 9.2i
sun sets.......... 600 High Tide. So,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20
letter from staunton.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST THROUGH TRAIN ON
THE VALLEY RAILRoAD-CITY COUNCIL
CIRCUIT COURT-SoUTHERN MUTUAL lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY VS.. PlRKEY-SESTENCED TO
THE CHAIN GANG -ACClDESTS-sALE OF CITY
PROPERTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-20

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-26

ablest and most clear-sighted men in
the nation, and he commands respect
by the frankness with which he gives
his views, and the courage with
which he defends them. His qualn
ties have been brought into action IN
the course OF this pro,rae,ed con,esi
No one is so familiar as he Is with
the rules Of the House, ani with gen
eral parliamentary proceedings
Ever active and alert, he is constant
ly, on the watch, and not move has
been made by the -gents and attor.
neys OF the gold gamblers and thieves
Of New York and Boston which he
has not seen and Disconnected. The
business and laboring men Of the
country really owe old Ben debt oil
gratitude ior the faithful manner IN
which he has led the friends oi indus.
trial and commercial reliei in the
House oil Representatives.