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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
NOW Advertisements, To-day,

Millinery Goods--Heler, Philada., 2d page
agazines-Centennial news ONCE.
anted-Milliner.
Mott 'e-Delaware Fire Co. H..
Dubell's hats-Brevity.
Jersey ami Singles's cigars-Brevity.
Webbs hat.-Brevity.
Robinsons gtoceries-Brev.ty.
Brevity concerning Canary.
Penninpton's shoe estore-Brevlty.
Frazlers X. Il. and Steamboat guide.
Proposals wantei for ice-harbor pier.
License notica--John Mesley.
So Kew rd-Gold locket
Enterprise Co.'s fu niture-Brevity.
Morgans hosiery-Brevlty.
Brevity-Donahoe's shoes.
Caps, aprons. &c-Brevity.
rulmer's oysters-Brevity,
Millinery goOds-A Heller
List of unclaimed letters
Funeral office.
Grand Opera House spelling Bee.
Wanted-a principal
Watches aud 1ewelry-C Bush
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
The state SuperIntendenc

SELECTION OF JAMES H. GROVES, OF SMYRNA.
The announcement is made that Governor
Cochran has appointed James II. Groves CT
smyrn \. to the position OF State Superintendent
OF Public Education in Delaware.
Mr.. Greves liz principal of the seminary at
Smyrna and is said to be an educ itor Of en-
erey and capacity. He is comparatively I'M
known, especially at this end Of the State, al
though it is said that he is native Of New Cas-
tie county. DIR. Groves, of New Castle, is Ills
brother.
The appointe is about 35 years OF age and a
college graduate. He has had considerable
experience in teaching, and was strongly re-
commended especially about Smyrna and Odessa.
He has also bcen.prncI al Of an academy at the
latter place, and while teaching there became a
private instructor in several OF the more promi-
nent familier.
In politics, Mr. Groves is Democrat, but not
actively identified with the party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Mechanics Loan meets, this evening.
The weather is giving us n visible admlxiure
performance, to-day
The presbytery OF Chester opened its sessions
at chester, this morning.
Mira. Ann Eliza Young filed the Town Hall at
Sinyrna on Saturday evening.
AMI now faith Increases in Special Officer
Blcpn's eyesight in the dark.
The martens are coming back and their bat
tics with the sparrows have begun.
Reserved seats are being sold at Boughmsn,
Thomas Il Cas- for the - bee" on Thursday
uislt.
By special request, Miss Omond, assisted by
y,iug ladies' OF the Wesleyan Female College,
has Indy consented to contribute musical
prelude to the Spelling Bee.
Ecv Fielder Israel delivered an address be-
fore public meeting which gathered in the City
Hall at Chester on Saturday evening, for the
consideration OF temperance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
THIRD EDITION.
The April storm.

SNOW AT PHILADELPHIA, THIS MoRNING-ALso AT
OTHER PoISTs.
PuLADrLpMA, April 1910 a. m.
Snow commenced falling early this morning,
and still continues, mostly melting it falls.
Snow is also falling at Wilkebarre, Mavch
Chunk, and Scranton, with from to inches
on the ground and still continues
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

ltRps Is TALBOT County. Quite recently,
ClHpel district, Talbot county, has been visit ID
uy an uuusnal number of fires. On the 1st inst.
the school house was burned the next night,
wta destroyed with all its contents OF furniture
and clothing Of the family and on the follow
ils sunday Capt Levi +. Dukes fine residence
u,ar Corioya took fire from spark and was
consumed, the furniture and contents being
tayed. Mr.. Gadd's loss was about ~ 600, upon
wach there was 10 insurance. Mr. Dukes
muldrg was insured for $4,000, but it cost
lptycru 90 900 and 81 600
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

Coon TEMrLARs QUARTERLY MEETING The
IiJo1 Iempara OF New Castle County will hold
a,piartefly association at Christiara on Wednes-
day. April 2lst. An election of officers will be
hoil and other business of Importance to the
order in this county will be transacted. A pub.
i' temperance meeting will be held in the even
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

IDENTIFIED AS PIcKPocKET.- Chief OF Police
Brady has received photograph, from Philade-
phia, of Charles Saylor, arrested in this city on
Saturday for picking the pocket of John Nc
Caulley, and sent to New Castle yesterday. In
formation accompanying the photograph says
Sayor is professional picl pocket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
Philed eIphiR.

ROOF OF BARSUM's HIPPoDRoME FALLS N-so-
BoDY HURT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.
The canvas roof of Barnums Hippodrome fell
in, this morning early, from the weight Of snow
upon it. About forty persons were beneath it at
the time, but none are supposed to be seriously
injured. 1t was only opened last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

lug FOURTH STREET MARKET SHEDS. On Sat
EHiay afternoon the Fourth street market eheds
we've -old at public sale by the Committee on
lpbtc Buildings of Council. The shed between
}larAct and Shipley was purchased by G. W.
Horn for $3.50, aud that between Shipley and
,hauee hy James Murray for s12l. The sale
wa made subject to the removal Of the sheda
Is tie lst of May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

DErAcINa STATION IoUsE.-A tramp, last
night for some cause, assailed the station house
at Ellerse station in furious manner demol-
ishing one of the windows. Parties at the sta
ton placed the man under arrest, and, this NOR
ming, special officer Legg and Sergeant Cropper
went up and brought the man to this city. lie
awaits an examination at the hall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

SEVENTH Sr. OPER, HoUsE.-Under the man
agement OF Archie White, this place of amuse
ment is becoming more popular, and last even
ing was well filled to witness the new faces
amongst whom were Sallie King, James Mack
Little Clara, and several others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

NoMAN's Work AMONG THE lIEATnENs.-Mr'.
d. Htly, Missionary from Burmah, will give
pn account of Womans Work in Heather Lands,
u, next Thurtday evening. 18th inst, at "a
orlick, il the Delaware Ayenne Baptist Church,
Delaware Avenue and West st. A native Bur-
man will accompany her dressed in priestsA cos
tune. All are cordially invited to attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

PULLING Down THE SHEDs.-Workmen have
already begun to pull down the market sheds in
Fourth street, between Shipley and Orange.
The shingles on the roof are somewhat decayed,
but the interior wood work is quite sound.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, April l3.
Probabilities For the Middle States, cold
cloudy weather and rain or snow, with brisk to
high north east winds, and falling barometer ON
the Atlantic coast, during the day, followed by
clearing weather, rising barometer, and north to
west Winds
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

Tue FIRST Pic-NIc.-S So far ae il now known,
the Fame Active Association will be the frat in
the pc ME field tl,e present season. They have
agreed to hold one at Sylvan Springs on Satur-
,la- the first of Nav.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

NEW BatpdE Amos Sharpess Jr,, under or.
d, of the Levy Court, is having bridge built
s,.ro-s Red Clay Creek at Keaiing's Ford. The
ul bridge was washed away during the recent
ieshet, but the abutments are uninjurod.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
puIIAnET pIyTA Al

PHILADELPHIA, April, 10.
Cotton steady at 1G9s@1714c. Cloverseed ac-
tive, but unchanged. Flour quiet, but firm,
&C. 25CD7 so. Wheat steady, red, 81 80 amber,
S132; Spring No. /. $1.2719. Rye firm, at
Sl1O. Corn firm yellow, Ole mixed western,
90@91c. Oats unchanged. white 73G75c mixed
72c Provisions firm, lard 14@15s4c Whiskey
81 IA.
QUOTATIONS AT TEE BRANDYwINE MILLS FOR FLoUp
AND aaAIN-CoRRECTED DAILY.
Family Flour. ur...................5 57.756r 8.75
Extra Flour 6.h00D 8 25
Superfne Flour r.............. 4.759 5.75
Wheat. ..............n..... 1.25
Corn, New, 90c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

Nfw HALL AT DrIMAR.-Th This morning work
wY-legnn upon a new X. of r. hall at Delmar.
Tile new lu'dng will be 2ixl0 feet and three
ttnips in height.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

M,pAM REYTz's FEMALE MTSsTRELs Harry
Phillips, the advance agent of Madame Rentz 3
Female Minstfuls vas in town, this morning. and
has billed the troupe for the 22d, at the Opera
IluuBv.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

erecial meeting of the Board of Trade will
l., hcll this evening, and MIR. Auchinc!oss will
deliver his lecture on our Commercial Relations
with South America.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
Dailp Gommertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson
Francis c. Ferris.
-r- Far Tsrnls etc., see Second Page.
tN- Far Terms. etc.. see Second Page.

Governor IIartranft Inns signed Il number of
nm. l,ft over by the recent Pennsylvania Iegis-
l.tare. among them that repeating the Local
Oblion law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
LNRESh MINED COAL.

am pleased to be able to announce to the citizens
of Wilmington that have make arrangements by
which am rec ivlng daily, direct from one of the
best mines i'll the shamokin region, a full supply of
fresh mined coal, which am selling at regular prices
an delivering promptly.
Fresh mined coal is always far superior to that
which has been exposed to the weather all winter,
and is Low being dug up and shipped here t, be
80 by some OF oui large dealers A look at both
would convince any one Of this fact. -
anrle-lyof JOSEPH F0TT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
FIFTH EDITION.
The Isthmus ship Canal.
A FEASIBLE ROUTE FOUND AND SURVEYED.

FEASIBLE ROUTE FOUND AND SURVEYED.
NEW YORK, April l3.
Commander Tul, member of the Isthmus
Canal Surveying party who have arrived on the
Acapulco report that he has finished the sur
vey from Panama to Aspinwall and finds it to be
the most feasible route for canal, and gives
great satisfaction to the people of Panama.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
Netu Notwithstanding.

~ GORGE w. BUSH & SON, FRENCH
VI STREET WHARF, SELL THE BEST OVAL
ITlES OF HARD WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
FIRST EDITION.
Florida Notes.

DEIAwAREaN AT JACKSONVILLE ROUTES OF
TRAVEL TO AND FRoM FLoRIDA-THE ST. JOINS
AND ITS fs-rLnsoNAL-sT. AUGUs INE,
tTc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

Ef ARSEILLES QUILTS = A FULL
lfI line of the best makes of Marseilles, Honey
comb and Bates Quilts, at less than former rates.
w. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
educational.

W. A. REYNOLDS
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INsTITuTA
WILMINGTON, DEL.
THE FALL TERN WILL OPEN SKPTEMBKH 1TH, 1914
t.r.ll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, April 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13
weather Record.

U. S. 5-2O's Of 1862, 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-13

on the river, south of Jacksonville. Col. II. s.
Hart, New Englander, carries on an extensive
business here i'll orange raising. lie is also
proprietor of the Putnsm House, all excellent
hotol, and of tho line of small stern-wheel
steamers which run up the Oclawaha river as
far as Silver Spring. Thousands OF people stop
here during the winter, and many spend the
whole winter here F. G. Il.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1875-10-29

e. -
General Merchandise,
which he is anxious to dispose of at the most
reasonable prices. His Stock consists of
DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Fashionable Dress Goods, of oil kinds,
Linen, Long Cloths, &c. sc.
GROCERIES,,
Bacon, ans, Flour, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Moiasses, Spices, &c.
Hardware,
4 LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK.
Boots and Shoes
or ALL SIZES for LADIES and CENTS.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Ladies' and Gents Hats,
Of the Latest Styles.
DRESS AND BONNET TRIMMINGS.
A FULL STOCK OF
Ready-Made Clothing,
to which he calls particular attention.
II is my intention always to keep q full as
sortment of all kinds cf goods generally wanted
by the people in the country, and shall sell
them quite as cheap, if not little cheaper than
they can be bought at any store above Columbia.
Just call and see what good bargains you can
make out Of me. W. W. CROSBY.
May IL 10 1y*
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1875-10-29

Notice.
VIE undersigned being desirous Of changing
4 ms occupation offers for sale his plantation
in MEADOW WOODS, containing
SIX hundred and Sixteen Acres,
with comfortable dwelling house, all necessary
outbuidings, sc. Also, the Tract,
Three Hundred and Six Acres,
all in the woods, in Draytonvile Township.
known rs the Tate Land.
If not sold privately, the above will be sold TO
the highest bidder on the First Monday in No
vember, Mt Union c. H.
Terms liberal-ample time given.
r. J. GAGE.
Aug 27 81 tf
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1875-10-29
Ward Notice,

w dTu NCClCG.
pY resolution Of the Town Council, adopted
- the 10Th inst, the Town of Union was di-
vided into four Wards, as follows:
That portion of the town lying North of
Main Street and East of Virgin Street.-North
East Ward; John L. Young, Warden in charge.
South of Main Street and East of Virgin
rtTeet-Soutn EhstNhru, iyas,ll,, uS,,lri.,n,-
Warden i'm charge.
South Of Main Street and West Of Virgin
Street-South West Ward; W. A. Nicholson,
Warden in charge.
North of Main Street and West OF Virgin
Street-North West Ward; Jas. Grant, Warden
in charge.
Complaints rs to condition of Strce,s or re.
moval OF nuisnnces, must be made to the War.
den in charge.
By order Of the Council.
DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.,
Clerk.
Sept. "a 38 BINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The United States
Supreme Court to-day decided the case Of
the State of Maryland Us. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, for 100000, amount due be-
tween 1860 and 1870 TO the State for one.ffth
Of the passenger fare on said road during
that period. 1t held that the State bad a
right to impose conditions in granting the
charter, and having done so the road was
liable. Mr. Justice Miller dissented, holding
the tax imposed by Maryland to be uncon-
stitutioual.
In the case of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank Us. The Union Bank Of Louisiana.
Suit In the Sixth District Court OF New Or.
leans to recover $4,000 paid under COM
pulsion of judgment given by the Provost
Court of New Orleans in 1862 by direction
of General Butler. Held that the Provost
Court was established by order of the Presi-
dent of the United States as COMMANDMENTS
chief, and its judgments were legal. Liabil-
ity OF plaintiff in error affirmed, Mr. Justice
Field dissenting,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04


Steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. ". r. Porter. agent.
Schooner s. r. kirwan, Kirwan. Alexandria,
Schooner on fielding railroad No. IT, McFadden,
Philadelphia, light. 20 load grant e. Curls& Parker.
Schooner Morning Star. Lynch. Philadelphia,
schooner Is. Bradley, Mchonesal, Philadelphia,
light. to load oil.
Schooner Hannah s., Adams, Lyouss creek, lum-
Der, BelVin & 20. s,,1vr
Steamer Eliza Hancox. billiard, Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum. agent
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Cardenas April 29th, brig Wcstmore-
land tRr.). kerslen, from richmond;
At Rio tirande April 9TH, brig John Rose, How
ell. from Richmond. Va.
Brig sarah and Emma. Carter, was loading at
New York on The 1st for Richmond, Va; also,
NEW YORK. May l'-Arrived: Schooners Napo-
leon. Lyman; Sidney Munsel, Newton; Bonita,
Evans; II. j. Raymond. Cranmer: }. and ID. Gran
mtr Townsend: ID. Sawyer, Bennett; s.. j. lioyt,
Cranmer: B. elephant. Truck L. II. Kirk, Robin
son: F. Hell, Cole: w. n. kutan, Wooley: Breeze,
smith; j. S. Gilmore. Smith: w. 5. woodruff.
F. p Sim .sop, Jacksan {. B. Jones snow: Cea
ceaD, Higgins; Ii. L. Slmmons' ilNS-aii from
Virginia.
The number Of vessels belonging to or bound to
or from ports Ia the United Staiesreportcd totally
lost and missing during the past month Is "a or
which 6 were wrecked. 3 abandoned, sunk by
collision, toundered and are missing lhe 6,,.
ers and slonps, and their total value, exclusive OF
cargoes, Is estimated at sol3,oUu.
by Telegraph.
New York, May 3-arriyed: Steinman. Adri.
attic. Arrived out: Indiana, ohio, SueVia, A. ana
WAsmiSGToN, May 3.-The light and fog-bell on
Fort Carroll. Pa tapsco river Md. VIII be removed
May 9Th to The southwest angle OF the fort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04
weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-For Tuesday For
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States,
falling barometer, southeast winds, threaten
ing and rainy weather, with slight changes
in temperature.
For the Western Gulf States, rising ba-
rometer, northerly winds, and cooler and
partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
barometer and threatening, rainy weather,
followed by cooler northwest winds.
For tue Lower Lakes and Middle and
Eastern States, stationary and falling baro.
meter, northwest to southwest winds,
warmer, cloudy weather, and possibly light
rain on the lakes.
The rivers will probably rise from St.
Louis to Vicksburg, and TO a less extent
throughout the Lower Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04
= FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
10 -. J u ! MONDAY. May 8, 1875. /,

Cold American gold. 114k bid. SO
State Securitiss.-Virsfnin couEoIs. 54k hI1 5+1
asked: Virginia censo a. new. 40, bl6; AZ as,eo
receivable coupons. S91; bid, 9OA asked. -.
city Securttes.-kicnmond city 9s, 1903 bio
Richmond city G's, 80 bid. "a asked: Petersburg
city 6's, "a bid: Lvuchburg city SIS, So BID;
LyncbDury city G-s. 7G bid. = = -
:, Raftroad Bo,ids- Virginia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, j. and D.. SOY bid; Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, 81
b,d SouhsIde Railroad second mortgage preferred
Us J. and j., 60 askcd Richmond anV P.fers5nrg
RAILROAD first mortgage rs. }. and d., 1 OF asked:
Richmond and IanvilIe Railroad consolidated SIS,
NJ. and N. 20 hid. ~ -
Rdilro1d and Canal Saskatchewan, Frede-
rickshurg ana Potomac, common, 100 par, 81
bid, 65 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg aud po-
tomac per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, rs bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac per
cent. guaranteed. 90 par SS1 bid; Richmond anry'
DanvllIe Railroad. 100 par, 10 bid, l2k asked
James River and Kanawha Canal, 100 par 8
asked. : =
Bank Hocks.-First National, 100 par II bid
12D asked National Bank Of Virginia, 100 mar
100 bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par
23H asked; city Savings, 20 par. 24h asked.
f1lsHrhnce Companies Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, "a bid Virginia stale. rs par 25x
Did: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 90 bid
1Q5 asked Old Dominion, 100 par, o. bid, 9eX
asked, VI. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04

ern ylrg.nIa poplar. sly@sls g. 900: white pine
f35Gt76 " 1000. Yellow ui..e boards. ii 06S14;
t1st. s129sls, according to, lie l,gtIs .;hlngles-
% 1ne On oogs5i cypress siI;nch, s150gSl3 90
i900 - = = q '':F-.SS
Whiskey-barrcr timber. green. s1s1s2O
1000: seasoned. S20ns25 q 1000. FLO, u.
barrel timber. 36@S75D u LOCO. Flour barr.
poles, s79Sf: hogshead hoops, no demand: luck
orv hoop, $3.50. ...7a:'s y .-a't = =.
Rope: Manila, best 23@25c.; s,sal, 22c. a Il. !;
lute. 12kc :.
Rngs-M1ed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 2G3c.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, SOC 6lS1. 25 sa 90 feet.
Popdey: IS IS by the i've kegs-Iess than avt
KEGS, S6. %: blasting. Y3.5UQs4
Shot: Northern. 1925 ~ Dag OF 25 Ms.
1rfHdStones: 2@2tc. r n.
Seeds. .,. ......
Corer: 1895 1926 " bushel.
Timothy "a. SO u 6ursfel.
Orchard Grass: s5.50@3.7 IS a bushel. b.
Mls-Feec.
iShi1,stuf: Soc. n hrsre1.
Bro,oastuF: 500 Csc. q bushe
iShortS: Csc. ~ bushei. .."..
Wheat Bran i: 20dZJc. ~ bushel.
Corn Bran: 1S@20c. q busheL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04
Military Centennial Celebration al
Charleston, q. o..

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 3.--The centen-
NAL of the German Fusliers, the only sur
viving military company Of those who were
organized May 8, 1875. upon receipt of the
new, of the battle of Lexington, was cele-
bra,ed TO. day by an imposing demonstration.
The day was observed as q general holi.
day. A battery of the First United States
artillery fired salute CT one hundred guns
at sunrise. and the church-bells chimed at
intervals during the day. There was grand
parade of all the white military companies
in the city, escorting the Fusiiers. The
streets presented gala appearance.
AS the procession approached the City
Hall a battery Of the First Artillery, in full
Uniform, fired salute of thirteen guns, and
then limbered up their pieces and presented
arms as the column passed. An Grafton at
the Academy Of Music and grand banquet
at night concluded the celebration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04
By TELEGRAPH
"A Negro Robber Ktsled-The Murderer
ofCOnstabie Batten Sfiu Undiscover-
es7-AsreSfs Masfe-FrOsf. ~

+ 80 Especial telegram to the DIspatch.I
( NORFOLK, Va, May 3.-Last night Officer
r. Il. White discovered a negro named John
Kelley trying to break in the store of Mrs.
Ormsby, on Water street. The officer at
tempted to arrest the negro, and in so doing
dubbed him to such an extent that he died
in few hours.
The murder of Constable James Batten.
Of Princess Anne, is still involved in mys.
terry. Walter Batten, his son, who was with
the deceased at the time Of the murder, and
two other sons, were arrested tonight
Princess Anne Courthouse and imprisoned.
There was heavy frost along James river
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04

iEuCcING TllE tiRErNDACK tiRCCLATIOH.-ln
C-mg...Lc- with The terms of the Sd section
{, The act 20 provide for the resumption OF
Specie inym"nt> The Secretary Of the Urea.
SIry on the 3Oth Ulimo issued request TO
The United Stats Treasurer 10 cause legal.
tenders to The amount of SLID, 40 TO be
withdrawn from tt" available currency OF
the Treasury AND redeemed and destroyed.
This amount i eighty per cent. Of the addi-
to,qt circulation issued 10 banks during
Apt. Until further redrmpIons under said
IL; >1A.l he ordered the amount Of United
>i4lc- notes outstanding and to be used a. a
C,rUI4riHI medium hall not exceed the sum
q 81 .uJl. 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04

Lively OFFICE ~EtEi$G.- Washington,
My -.-AtthJu-D Congress does not meet
.Jr .r'. ~ months t1r interest in the 0rgani.
2.,.ssu @; The Iiou," Of Representatives is
becoming qnlc nvrly. One Of the candi-
d.. Tor Speaker aui tWo or three Of the
candidates TOR clerk are spending their time
a,g'. And an very bu>iiy engaged in the
-ot~ o. advancing ;hclr individual pros
20. Candidates for some Of the other
1ll .~, ar" Also quit" thick, a. they seem 10
u.1a .Aal moe can be accomplished here
t.,l 81, any ",hcr point. With the possible
~ ,run OF Gvv"IIor Walker, of Niiginia.
l~>ou'n la 10 caNdld7 Tor Speaker, but
-" looms ny strong and mighty in cand!-
1..., Tor oh other offices under tie House.
Ianrc viii BE- >omc Disappointed people
-''It the" pats before mex: Christmas.
t.stny.,a tsie3ram Baltimore Sun, sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04

NG. NELLY ANn The soUTH.- Washington,
Nay The Independence displayed by Re-
W",yNla'lye Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, in
Speaking Of The political condition of the
South, hl> already brought down on his bead
tIr d,nuucArons Of the faithful. Mr. KEEL
icy ed expect 10 more crumbs after declar
IN IT. regret for Nnlng tor the force billand
Il, cJU'lrlI"n That its passage was not justly
GrG.anI.t Mr.. Kelley must have had some
apprehension that his views would not be re-
ceNrt with favor, tor he requested those
VIII whom he talked /" consider his remarks
shout the ;urc" bllI coufiricnti..- HdShino-
l., s.t.qran- BGiiinpro Sun. so.