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NOTARIES.

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foresoios to BE- q true and correct COPY OF the
original act of charter on h.s in the current rec.
0rds of my Office.
In testimony whereof { have hereunto signed
my name and affixed my official seal, at the city
of New orleans, this fourteenth day Of December
A. y. eighteen hundred and s-ventv-fouY.
JOSEPH COIN. Notary Public.
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JOSEPH COEN. Notary Public.

I. the undersigned, Deputy Recorder Of Mortgaset
in ard fol the city and parish of Orleans. do here
by certify that the within and foregoing act of in
according to Law. In book No. lla. folios sos. SOC
and 50::.
New Orleans. December 2 1874.
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Washington Items.

WAsHISGToS, February 4.-Tbe Democrats
have summoned witnesses in rebuttal of the
testimony taken by the Alabama investiga-
ting committee. The report will be delayed
several days.
The executive session Of the Senate has re-
jected the reciprocity treaty with Canada.
The joint committee 10 Investigate Arkan-
sas, Alabama, and Louisiana affairs have APP
pointed a subcommittee to draft bill.
Mr.. Brown, marshal of the Southern Dis
trict Of Illinois, is $4,000 short. He may
avoid legal proceedings by settling before
the 18th inStaut.
If any tariff or tax bill passes this session
it will provide for increased tariff on sugar.
The committee this morning took several
votes. which indicated that there can be no
tax on lea and coffee as an Independent pro.
position, but if there should be such a tax it
must be in company with certain articles on
the frcc.ist
Transfers Of supervisors: Tuition TO St.
Louis, Mcdonald to Philadelphia, Hcndrick
to Chicago, Mann TO New York, Powell to
San Francisco, Foulke TO Richmond, Perry
TO Iowa, Hawley to Boston, Sewall to Gin
cinnati. Each supervisor will be assigned
two special agents other than those now on
duty.
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Letter from DanyiIIe.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. J

correspondence ol IHc tlcnHloIld DiSIalSH'J
EAxvILLE. Va. February 5. 1915.
The funeral of NJ. II. Clark, late senator
from this county, took place this evening
from the Presbyterian church, Rev. DR..
Martin, the pastor, officiating. Mr.. Clark
bsd l,cen al hQnoret member Of the Masonic
fraternity. and his remains were therefore
buried with Masonic hQnorS, W. r. Boi
scau. the Master of Roman Eagle Lodge. AS
sisted hy Rev. George w. Dame as chaplain,
conducting the ceremonies at the grave. Al
though the weather was very untavorable,
aud. the streets for Il considerable part of the
route TO the cemetery very muddy, large
mum Der Of people were in attendance.
The sales OF tobacco at the warehouses for
last month amounted to S2IG,11I for the
mouth previous. S221 .92G; for January. 1874,
So So tor January, 1878, Sl5S 0SS.1O.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for last month amounted
10 $J4 917.10; for the month previous. S5S.-
2G5. 10: Tor January, 1874, Sl04 25S 81 for
January, 1873, S3S, 6GS.I0.
The internal revenue from distilled spirits
for last month amounted TO $11S.40; from
spe cial taxes. $22l4.59.
Receipts of tobacco have been good this
week. Lugs-Ncry common, IS to $40 ;
good red, 80 to Sl2; good bright, SO TO
$50: fancy smokers. 80 10 $40. Lraf-Nery
common, SO TO SO good red, 81 to So
common bright, 80 TO $50: good bright.
$40 to 800 fancy wrappers, $50 to 800.
Weather very warm, and damp, and re.
Taxing. ALrHA.
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Tie President at the CAPITOL.

|" lag President made another pilgrimage 10
"a. rIf',oi wednesday. aud Summoned to h-
.'JM ~ ID" Senate Wing Senator's C0nkilng
and Norton and one or two others. Tie
fr".id"u' expressed to them his dc>ire 10 he
Informed n to the probability Of action by
'ar >'Hllr on Louisiana and Arkansas, and
l." admission Of Piuchhack. The President
animated that il would DC agreeable 10 him
i som" line OF policy vas ia!d down 10y the
~.natc. He is not in favor Of any intcrfcr-
enc" in The present condition OF things in
Arhin>IS. This question Will be considered
T., HE Committee on Privileges and Flee
.3o8>. of which Senator Morton i chairman,
- 4 special meeting on Saturday next, in
ruucctIom with the petition OF Mr.. Brook.
a,kiug 10 be put in possession of the office
# & vernon. II is not believed that any az
t.tu vii be recommended. During the con
h.!,ur" the departure OF Sheridan from NeN
orleans was spoken Of, and Tue reasons t0l
i. III" President vas iti,ilncd that an
a,a-r caUrli> would be held probably 10
u.,GrpS. when an earnest attempt would be
!u.ai,. - Il, eide upon something which coulC
a.Iu The party support in the South.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,

OFFICE OF MARYLASp LIVESTOCK SCALES.
THURSDAY. January 29.-Receipts for he week !:
| {, 778-total, l0.5S2.
| Prices of beef cattle at the market this week
Very best on sale to-day 5IU1 74G: that generally
quality, 3a@4Sc.; ordinary thia s'errs. oxen, and
cows. G32c. general average of the market to.
day. 45c: extreme range OF prices, 3W INC. most
u R S on Beer CuftIe|The arrivals of cattle
| during he week amounted 10 LIZA head against
"a 20 last week. auu 236 the cores )uding week
Of last year. anu the sale during the wek amount
ed TO 1898 head. against 1871 last week, and the
1856 corrcspor drg week of last year. and ware Is
follows: To Baltimore butchers. s9l; to York
county pa dealers. ~; 10 Taste, n sp cnlators,
| 03; to Washington city and Annapolis, 81. TOTAL
Price at The beginning Of the market were about
what they last week, but there was no activity
| In operations either then or ct any subscquent
! Stage of The market. AS sales prngressch prices
! fell off ill toward The middle ana from hence to
the Close w. lower prices were r, ached on al grades
than prevlcd last we k. The cattle sold this *fcs
at our extreme top quotations were about n mucn
superior To The tops of las. week as he fraction re-
pres entil the decline. number of car loads are
irsrpped East at thclt owners risk. Quotations. 8
Seine Receipts thi, week, 6,773; lag: week,
5,49S; oAc year ago, I,l64. ,.,,o l..
crease since lat week, and exceeding the demani,
under the influence OF which prices have gwen
way and The !, thGt aoSs
| lishcd IL the continues in excess OF the de-
mgnd. The contrary result may be real Zed 10y
shippcrs holding of unInr the iG husnce OF The In
formation of the prospects IN This market Quota
tioEs S!SGl 99c.
werk = 1929 head; one year ago. 3, 1872 head.
| Re,aHrfs-Thc market has been dull az iin ms
week but The receipts being rather Limited prices
have advanced traction since our last report on
account OF this lighter Iun. The quality Is fully
As 2. od rs II last week. there being some very
fair sheen on the market this week. There is some
slight Eastern demand. Quotations, 4hD6hc., and
a /. extras az 7c., with prospects looking toward
ipllreS.
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xrxy WORK WOOL MARKET.

FEBRUARY Hooi.-The reports from the man
ufactlring districts are 10 the effect that great oh
GUILTY is experienced 10 most localities In running
mills through scarcity OF water This feafhre ope,
raies against business and accounts for the small
,e,iiugs reported. The few sales are OF full I'M
change prices, and there is generally hrm ,eci
Inc STOCKS of desirable iots OF western bescas nave
nor become so moderate that the trade anticipate
no trouble In being able to sustain III" cufieh'
prices o,,u aa.h.s at s,r.. i.
1S.00G bounds fine iecces, 53Ic.: ,Ou0 pounus
embsg TO- LOO bales sn5,n Eass aiforns on
priyare terms: l6 bales spring California, $3.50.
$4,000 pounds fall Califona on p5iS s 5000
pounds Georgia Heeces on private terms 5V,ooSx
pounds Western Texas, 25e;; 5,ooo po9euse ~.
Western TexX. SOC. 5000 p,nuJs tex.s, 90.
900 pounds Eastern Texas, on privats tsrn.s
1000 pounds Texas lambs, Soc; ,0O0 pounds
scouI Ell Texas, 60c. 80 haes extra pulled on pr,
vate terms; 3, 600 pounds super pulled, ACC: uoo
bags super on private terms; 80 bags exir. pntlsn
IL bags black pulled, on private terms AZ Dag,
super pulled on private terms; 1000 pouads Sars
secured, SEC; 10000 pounds coarse cambing
5Sc.-JOurEQl " Commerce.
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Grafton Of the conditioned tLe oppressed and
the vndication OF the greet principle-ot self
government As applicable TO all mrn ina state
of civil society, is cmineHtly entitled to be re-
cognizcd as Il champion OF human rights and
beautiful illustration of 1isintcrestcd patrl'
oii>m; therefore
Be resolved By de Mayor and CITY Co"".
eli Of Baltimore, That by the devotion ana
zeal Of John Mitchell in cspousing anu VIM
dicating the cause OF his Irish fclloW-coun'
trymcn VIC recognize in him the pure pa
triot, the fearless champion, the true trend
and the distinguished representative OF the
inalcnable rights and liberties OF the human
race.
Resolced fartarr, That we hereby tender
to The said John Mitchell the freedom ano
hos p,ali,les Of the city rs Testimonial o.
the appreciation in which be is held by tho
citizens OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Mitct,ci will lecture ut Maryland In
st'u'c Monday evening on 1.-The Future o
ircland.' Mayor Vausant has been invltrC
| to preside and introduce the lecturer. bal
Hn,ore .SuH, 9Th.
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Ncnnior Carpenters Befeat.

>rlIatDr Carpenter exhibits The freshest IN
>.aur" ~ the defeats which have fallen thick
a1d tat upnn The devoted heads of the Ad
u.ut-'rJron senators. His ambition was
..i !rir to-day by the success OF the latest
approved >t,le OF combination Of Demo
.rh> wiki boiling Republicans. Angus
= .m"rou, hi successful competitor, is the
Speaker Of the Wisconsin House Of Dele
-@~-. II" is Il nephew of Senator Cameron.
81 Pennsylvania, i about fifty years of age,
..li j., SAID TO bca Liberal Republican. Seua.
,"r Norton, when he heard this afternoon OF
NJ. Carpenters defeat, said " Loui>iana did
r.. Alr. Carpenter, however, was on the
!-.A SIDE in the Louisiana matter, and, as
4Lo'a"g senator said, il was more likely
l,a- Branch did it," But whatever did
=, IT. done. and It is now more certain than
'':! tua, tie Administration Radicals will
b" IN 4 minority in the Senate after the 4th
.. March,
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The Telegraph Postal BIZ.

Tie House Judiciary Committee Wednes.
d.; agreed TO report favorably the bill Of Gen
-. Butler in relation to telegraph lines.
la"bI Is an important one. ltcOnstitutes all
'."-fAph lines po,t-Ioutes, and authorizes
III Postmaster General t. advertise for pro-
t1'1t> for the transaction of governmental
h4>.ne,>, 80 far as prac icable, by telegraph,
-"'"r the same lmititiUns and with the
>'n" authority as for the transmission Of
a.1i.- over po,t.roads. 1t prohibits any lee-
-isi'a company from being engaged in the
-1',':,Ion or purchase OF commercial or other
A"''> prohibits any discrimination whatever
ii" "ir charges for press or commercial news
o. l!',t" irItgtalnS, and compels telegraph
'o"iHuIr> 10 forward at the usual rates tue
"'''>I5"> OF other companies, aud no prefer
enc" ,h:'l' be gwen by one company TO an
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Correspondence OF the RI ,hu ond DisDatch.l
pErERsRi.IG EchrunrY 4 1871

I orrcsIHnGcnCc OF the HI mn onu ttlSihtCnl
PETERSBURG. February 4, 1875.
THE PETERSBURG coSvocATIoS OF THE FRO
TkSrANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
composcd of delegates from the churches oil
Petersburg. Dinwiddie, Nottoway, Bruins.
wick, Meckicuburg, Grecnsvil!e. and Sussex
counties. was in session yesterday at Grace
church. Owing to the bad weather the at
tendance was small, and but little business OF
any general interest was transacted. The
sessions of the convection Will be held
scmi.annually.
THE TWELFTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT AND MAJOR
JACKSON.
Some of the officers OF the Twelfth Vlrg'-
uia regiment in this city throw new llsht
on the rejection by that command OF stone
wall Jackson as their lieutcnant-coionel.
There is no doubt but that the regiment ala
forward 70 Richmond 10y the hands OF John
Lvou. Esq then Il captain in the regimen,
protest against the assignment OF Colohci
ia kson to the lieutcDant'c olonecy out the
action of the regiment. was taken unacr the
misapprchenslon that the officer proposed 10
DE sent it WAS another person oil similar
name. The Twelfth would have received
Major T. J. Jackson gladly enough as their
commander. Colonel (now GeneraD WelSl-
ger was himself an officer in the Mexican
war. and was well acquainted with the bril-
liant career OF Stonewall Jackson in Mexico.
ATTEMPTED INCESDlARIsM.
4 third attempt during the week was
made last night TO set tire to the factory OF
P. A. McEnery, Oh Washington street.
kindling wood. soaked with oil, was lounu
on the lower floor of the factory. which was
somewhat damaged by the flames. The
prompt action of the FIRE Department, how
ever, prevented the destruction of the build
ing.
IN JAIL.
A man named G. W. Murrell was brought
to the city from Luuepburg county to-day
and lodged in Jail to await his tIial for felony
committed in That county.
HEAVY RISE.
The AppOmattoX river is on heavy rise
III consequence Of the recent rains.
ROBBERY.
The residence of the Rev. John Bailey, in
Weeks'S Cut, was entered and robbed to-day
in the broad sunlight. ROBIN HoOD.
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NEW WORK IRON MARKET.

FEBRUARY 2.-Iron.-scotch pig Is Offering
moderately, with livht inquiry. however. and
prices held as before American pig Is firmly held
but quiet. Sales are 900 tons American. 10 lots;
x2s for No. and S26 for No. 2. The nominal
quotations are as follows
s36 for Glengarnock: &3s4s40 for Coltness;
nominal for Langloan Carnoroe romina, snmmer-
lee nominal: No. Gartscherre, nominal; Egl1n,on.
S33Ra*341 American pig is quoted at 827@s2s
for No. i. s25Gs26.50 fas No. 2, ana 23@S27ior
forge. New rails at $50, gold for English and sos
for american. Old rails fnominalIyl. $32 for dou-
repey, Wrought scrap at s3sGs35. Retaed bar-
Store prices are: Bar, Swedes, Ordinary st,e Ct
bar. refined, Z 10 inch round and sqaare77li
to Inches by inch ss3 BAR b. Ten1s sanea
and IL BY and 5,ls. s7e; ls s5s. se1n M
scroll. :. $s0@tl25; ova!s and half. rounds,
ss2;5oasss5o; band seo TO no-th Inches .e e6y
rods, &@sls inch; ss7 sq*l2o;; d hsop by NJ
rod per pound, 70ec.; shee:, ussa- as TO sss0rt.
menf, 4ag &C., gold Sheet: Singles. douS.es' an,,
trebes, charcoal, 5(g55r. sheer. galvanized, FIRST
and second quality list, 2OG35 per cent DISCOUNT
L,urD mil of Commerce.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-For FRIDAY, in
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winds. cold, clear weather, except clouds on
the immediate coast.
For the Western Gulf States, northeast
winds, stationary and falling barometer,
slightly higher temperature, and clear fol.
lowed by cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta
tiouary or rising barometer, westerly winds,
warmer and clear weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
barometer, northwest to southwest winds,
slightly lower temperature, partly cloudy
and clear weather.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FEBRUARY I.-LdUIc.-E eceiptS ut st. Louis Ma
tionul Stock Yards 6D5 held.
We have nothing new t. note whatever Ia the va
rous department of the cattle market, trade being
slow au quiet for lie onenng day Of the week
Buyers did not exhibit much more anima ton TO
obtain supplies than the closing dsy OF the past
week; yet. G6twithsta dug this, transactions
would lave been moIc liberal had The otferin gs
been larger and OF better quality, as, with the
exception of a few lunches of good natives, the
supply consisted rxcu lively Of common Texan
stock. But lite life was exhibited in shIppiug ca
He Eastern aud interior buyers being very cautious
In their operations and ordinary fair ma ives
not to be had they reraiued from operating 10
any extent Stock ciitle have somewhat i'm 'royed
supply of these was absorbed AZ fast as placed On
sale. Values quiet AT f36U%3. so for common 10 me-
dunn. and S3.75Gs4 so for fair to good natives
de Il Of urgency 10 obtain good beef cattle, hut are
unwilling 10 pay anything better than the prices
prevailing last week. The market closed quiet and
with the supply pretty well reduced. Values SLOW
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. February 4, 1875.

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MINIATURE ALMANAC, february 5, 1875.
sun rises. ........ $50 Moon rses..... 6.53
Sun sets. 5.lO' High 'lhe. ....".. $50
PORT OF RICHMOND. February 4, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch New YORK. merchant
disc AMI passengers. q. W. Allen & Co.
steamer john sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers. l.. b. ratum, agent.
AT CITY POINT.
Schooner Ida g. Bullsrd. -, Bahamas, guano,
Guanahanl Fertlizing Company.
SAILED. e.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Blltmore. merchan-
disc and passengers. Poabatan Steamboat COM
PAW
Schooner Major William II. Tautum, shoe, Phil.
adclphia, granite, Curtis Z Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York February 2, bsrk Patria (Swe.,,
MEMORANDA.
ALEXANDRIA February 2.-Arrlved: Schooner
Matthias Dunnock, Paul, from Richmond for Wash
d. y. Martin. Daniels frou, Richmond and serene,
Jones. fiGm Richmond cid james river.
NEW YORK. Feb uury 2.-Arriyed: Schoouers
william Young. eomers; samuel Wood. " ood; c.
b n. Rogers, tubbeIfy Anthony Kelly, Greeu-
wood; and j. $. Housmrn, Hydtr.a from yir-
frim New Haven for Virginia.
NEW HAVEN, February 1.-Ssiled: Schooner
Harvest HON, Ho'chtss. for Virginia:
William butler, KNOWLES. Sailed: schooner Nil
Desperundum, Goo'ispeed for virginia.
VINEYARD HAVEN, +, hriary l.-hrrlved:
schOoners Mary steele, higgins; Allie q. Dyer.
Young: William Thompson. Paine: ani ken ia
nin Oliver, Freeman, from Boston for Virginia.
WOODS HOLE. January 30.-4rrived: chooner
:. & y. Fisk. Baker, from Boston TO load for Rich.
mond, Va.
DISASTER.
The hull of the burnef steamer Lady of The Lake
was taken to the Norfolk navy yard yesterday TO
have her smokes stack taken down. The bull Will
I've taken frm Norfolk to baltimore on Friday af-
t.rnoOu, where the vessel viii be rebuilt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-05

'lINFFhL'Tts ExrgSDED TO john MITCHgL,
~ ."t 'h,rh IATEior.-Yeslerday afternoon,
II IT. 'IT n'H' branch Of the City Council, Mir.
-t.'is''f offered preamble and resolution,
'.''V1 were adopted aud sent to the second
ip.Jws: WV "''o "uop''o' DC
Aefe1s John Mitchell, Il native of Ireland
v.i 'uVNed citizen OF the United States.
~. S"'j"y fi>it the city Of Baltimore for
,,,-, p~i prc Of delivering al,clurc under the
=, rvs VI The Clan. na-Gael" Association
i~. 1a,1 Guy, Tor the benefit OF the Irish poll
"'>'HrfS; and whereas the said John
'~''' laf!bS devoted bis lie % The aucii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-05
LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCo MARKET

FEBRUARY 1.-The sales to-day aggregated thirty
one hogsheads. distributed as follows:
The Pickett House sold hogsheads bogshfads
Todd county leaf at S12.75 and $12: / hogshesd
Todd county Tugs at $40 rs: hogshead Henry
county leaf at 1925; hogshcad Grayson county
,ugs Mt s5.4o: hogsheads Garrard county trash at
1910 and 1855.
The Ninth. Street House sold hogsheads 3
hoesheads old Jugs at SS S0@$9.50; ! bogshead
new Tugs at 1880
The Boone House sold 10 hogsheads at private
sale 10 hogsheads leaf and Tugs ut $3.50 round
The Louisville House sold hos sheads: hogshaads
Barren county leaf new at $14.35 aud s15.25; Q
hngsheads Barren cIun:y Tugs tnew) at $40 and
$3.50: 2 hogsheads Metca'fe county Tugs new ut
II D and 80; 2 hOgsheads Meade county old Jugs at
81 9 and Fl o. Courier journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-05
Tore Rapid Transit Of the Mails.

>""ator Dorscy's till 10 provide for the
~';r RAPID transmission Of the letter mails
1''N'> 1t obligatory on all railroads 10 trans
i''' letters and daily newspapers upon any
,"4 al express trains that the Postmaster
h'N'fa! may indicate, and authorizes the
49, f"r'iHrht 10 subdiylde other Matchmaker
4ad provide for its transmission on slower
u 1'ii'' u !, bc found that in this manner q
~''c !aNd and satisfactory mail-servce can
~ secured Tor letters and daily papers.
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CINCINNATI HOG AND PROVISIONS
~ MARKET.

rpaRUARY 2.-Hoqs The marketIs rather Slow
bur holder5 are hrH. Receipts, :, 4S7 head, EMO
ned. 25r head. Extreme range Is from 400 10
IL IS. Choice held higher. -
Erortsions.-i he market ruled easy on change,
md M Inc clio sc there shade better feeling IN
Hess Pork-The market ID firm, with holders
asking sl9@tl0.25 per barrel for city mess: NC no
country mess here rump pork steady ut sld.oug
f;rren Teats.-The market Is quiet. but holders
are frm: shoulders, 61sQGc. clear ro-ssdas. 9ac.
u,.al, &C.; lain. ~ W .xei sss. ,c, -
Bulk Isats-The maskst az sas soss u 'CnASke
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-05
vsoIafiort Of Contract.

BALTIMORE, February An the Unlted
States District Court this morning the jury
in the case Of the United States vS. henry
Il. Cover, Jacob II. Taylor, and Jesse CO.
yer, for violation of contract for building the
walls of the national cemetery at Staunton,
Va. returned verdict of 800 damages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-05
WILMINGTON IN. CT MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 2.-Spirits TurpeatiRe.-Market firm
at 35sc. Sales of so casks at 35tc. per gsiion for
southern packages.
Posin.-slrained rosin quiet. Sales OF 200 bar
re!s &C. u. aud E.) good strained at $l.7O per bar
rel.
Crude Tttrpentine.-M Market steady. Sales o! 275
harrsls at 81 SO for hard aud 800 for yeiow-aip
Au Thr.NMarket steady. Sales OF ITO barrels At
isttons-sIarket quiet Sales of 90 bales 1t the
following official quotations: Ordinary, 81 gcoa
OBITUARY, 49,; low middIlng, lac; middiisg,
4asc; good nuiddiing, 1 $ac.--IoarfadL