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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-12
From the Border
Correspondence Of The Richm ond Dispatch.
Dn,,~ny N,r 1QS =

CORRESPONDENCE of The Richn ond Dispatch.l
BRIsroL, May 10. 1876.
We had quite severe storm of wind and
rain last night, accompanied by thunder and
lightning. To-day (Monday) is clear and
COOL overcoats and fires quite comfortable.
Fam glad to say that Mr.. w. w. Davis, of
whose severe stabbing last week informed
you, is improving, and his physicians think
that be win soon recover. Mr.. Butler was
recognized by the justice before whom be
was brought up for trial in bond of s., 600
to appear next Thursday week, as by that
time it is thought Mr.. Davis will be able to
&c in attendance.
Aud Bristol has had spelling.match.
The boys from Professor Doggett's school
gave q challenge 10 the business and profess
sional men Of Bristol-Goodson to meet them
at Sulin's Hall last Friday night. Quite q
crowd was in attendance. and the result was
the boys were successful. | will give you
few of the failures on the part of the ciii-
Zens: Mr.. Audley Anderson, one Of our old.
est and most intelligent merchants, went
under on the word 'scondo!e; Mr.. Joseph
Il. Anderson, old bank officer, on" foeman -
Lawyer J. T.. Benson on "cochineal :" Col.
onel l.. Y. johnson on " fuchsia;" DIR. q.
J. Dunn and two others on "cimeter." The
boys were quite proud Of their victory over
The staid and intelligent businessmen OF our
town.
Rev. 3. G.. Manard. the accomplished
president Of Bristol Female College, has re-
signed his position as president, and the
Board of Trustees have elected Captain W.J
Morrisette, now OF CnIpcper Institute, US his
successor, to take effect at the commence
mcnt of the fall session. Captain MorriSete
was until the last year president Of the col
lege for many years, and his old friends are
greatly pleased at the prospect OF his return
to his old post. BORDER.
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letter from Charlottesville.

correspondence OF TIE nichmo"d Dispa.ch.j
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May II. 1875.
On Friday last Messrs. Hartman and Mau.
pin, butchers. whose lots are on Ridge street
on the edge Of town, lost seven sheep by
dogs, for which they had just paid IS apiece.
Total loss, and not even the miserable salts
faction of killing the dogs.
The Baptist Institute property (negotia
tons for which have b"eu going on between
Professor Rawlings, of Marion, Ala, and
George W. billiard, the owner. for several
montbs) finally passed into the hands of Pro-
fcssor Rawlings on Friday last.
Precinct meetings were held in this county
on Friday. So little interest is felt in poll.
tics, however. that it took three days TO get
enough men together in the Charlottesville
and Monticello precincts to appoint dele
gates to the county convention.
In the Baptist Sunday school, on Sunday
morning, Miss Lizzie Thompson was elected
assistant organist, and Lew Wood assistant
chorstcr, DR.. Long filled the pulpit morn.
ing and night. and after services at night
he ordinance Of baptism was administered
by him. The venerable LyndSey Coleman
was also in the pulpit. For some weeks past
Or. Long has been preaching on Sunday
NIGHTS on the conversions of the New Tesla.
evinced in these sermons has attracted large
and interested congregations from different
denominations.
The pastor of the Delavan church (Rev.
NJ. r. Lewis baptized fifteen converts Sun
day afternoon at the woollen mills. Not
withslandipg the beat was intense, and high
winds blew clouds of dust, there were
great many people present.
The May term of the Circuit Court com.
menced on Monday. There is large amount
of business, both criminal and chancery, TO
be gotten through. much Of it left over from
the extra term in March.
DR.. Bethlehem, Jewish rabbi, of Rich
mond, will lecture tomorrow evening in the
Town Hall for the benefit of the B'nai Birth
Society OF this town. He comes here to
celebrate the marriage of one OF our most
beautiful Jewish ladies, Miss Mary Bach
rach, with Mr.. Augustus Hauf, of Phladel-
phia, which takes place tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. QuIF.
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y" fEArERSIzATIOS WITH REBELS Bdli.
H'2Ht, May i0.-At u meeting OF Union SOL
0'"'' AMI sailors to.nigh. (w nich was largely
a"rntrdj 70 make arrangements for the an
MAI decoration Of the graves of Union sol.
UI"F>, General Adam K. King, present naval
CIi"r OF this port, offered resolution that
aco~mjt:ec Of tiye hc appointed to confer
Win committee Of X-C)nicderates with u
We" - The JOINT decoration OF the graves OF
Iij1o and Confederate dead, and advocated
L. resolution II ~ eloquent speech. The
'aA''iI.1n Of the meeting, Harrison Adreon,
iI''Ht pension agent, ruled the resolution
- bt not III order. and General Kings
Hl''rl!rH' toward iralcrnz .tion was thus
Suppressed.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
kEW YORK


NEW YORK, Nav l1.-Cotton easier; srle5 oil
SSl bales al l6s11 6xc. klour steady amd IN
fair demand What Irr gultr and unsettled
crossing Il shade brmcr tor $, ring, WIN Det'er de
masu; uar;ly speculative; wiuter Whe u dllil arc
Liver: IL .370 81. i Tor winter red western: 81.
m,Sl42 for am wtsiern; 81 4OMSl 40 fnr
white western. Corn closed steader. COTE dull
and dropping. Sugar uuIrt aud navy; oa@otsc
/ II fair 10 good refining: 9 16GsSc; Tor hinlc;
TIC. Tor common mUa5:c IS: S(a say. fer common
lI%@llAc. for hard grad,s. Molusses quiet q
firm. Rice quiet and firm. Tall0w STEADY ut % q
&C. Rosln dull ut 81 90(G$2 for strained. IurpeIi'
tine dull at 34.c. Fork tirIntr; new, ~! .S7G
Lard firmer at 153g". for prime Sttaln Nhlshes
$1.2l. treights uuI.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May .11.-Four quiet and sIeauv
Wheat dull and weak. Curn--outhcrn dull aho
lover; western higher; southern whire, 9O(g9lc.;
Yellow, 9Uc.; western mixed. SSc. Oats quiet az
firm. nye quteI. Piovi. Ions Quiet anu urn: I. HCe
quit and unchanged. Whi:key firm ut Slug
S1.22. Sugar strong.
CINCfNNATL
CINCINNATI. May 11.-Flour dull. Corn quiet
,no nnchanxrd. Pork nnminary s22@S22.A
Bacon qulrl: shoulders. 9ac.; clrur-rib i2ac
clear siues, 1870 3ac. Whiskey actlveand higher.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 11.-Flour unchanged. Corn
7SM77c. Provisions quiet. Por X. s22.oO. Ba'
con-, houldcrs. $50. clear-rib. l3c clear d3sc,
Daf:Ser. I.ard-rrlme steam, 5}gc; t:erce' losc.
keg, l6hc. Whisky, Sl14.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 11.-Elour rather frIDer; prices
I'm chapgcu. Corn frmer; No. mixed, I3se.
al S22; no sales Bacon quiet Win only ilnlleu
iobSiny demand; shoulders. 94M93sc.; clear rib
/ 2T6r13c.; clear, 13a(G1 37sc. Lara nominal.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May IL, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 3s2 bushels. Red, 40 bush
ToRS.-lrhite so6 bushels. Stra,o. colored, 240
bushels. Mred, 900 bushels.
UATS.-375 bushels.
Rye bushels.
BLACK PEAS Il 900 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 40 bushels prime at 81 90
so bushels good Ut Sl3O: % bushels very gooo NJ
at Sl.47: SO bushels very good ut 81 .2Qctotal.
$40 bushels Red: 80 bushels prim" nj 81 .55. 90
CJHS- White: "a bushels good at Soc: ga
bushels common 1T S5c.; go cu-hcs urine at 8 ST.
$50 bushels very & on AT S7c:-t tnl, 63S bushels.
.hhred: 70 hu heis very g1od at ooe'' eo bushels
: OATs.-G busn"ls very good 1T Csc.
Rye bushels common IT Soc.
kF-tNiIBIrkD.
CoRS.-Stra,c-colored: 24O bushels. Aiced:
BLACK PEAs.-1, 900 bushels.
REMARKS.
The secretary of The Richmond Corn ard Flour
Exchange rfiueSs us to correct Il mlsappr hcn:lOn
which exists in the minds Of some huSlncsS-men Us
Corn and Flour Exchange" He says: some,
tudgng from the appcllati0n given 20 the inS'l'-
lion, Infer that nothing but corn Qnuia corhl ana
-four be sDd there while others think tiot the
sales confined TO grain ana Hour III tile lmert
can meaning Of the word "corn" be accepted as
that att, ching TO tn tile, then we do not wonder
4 the notion entertained by some; but if the eng
lsh John Bull Interpretation b. put on the wore,
then IL means the seeds which grow on ears, not
pods. In England the words corn anu rain express
The samc thing but what We call corn In this c"ull-
Try is styled inere specifically as maize Cr lu-
dian COM Whether We use the word In the alnc-
rican or English Il l. not expressive enough,
for potatoes fIaxseed, dried fruit, shuck>, hay
buckwheat, meal. clover SEED &c &c. ARG SOLO -,
:, hauge. But these not the only rlicles when
II is allowable to sell on Change, for one of the
ReGuldti0ns, in f,rrce SAYS: any articles Of mer-
chundl se nay be sold on 'ChdRge ty representn'
ton 6v any member ufHe Erchdn0e.' nov, he
word intrcnalIuise means UNDERSTANDING to De
bought or sold; aud the MISREPRESENTATION we ul
derstanu as meaning d.scrliiio ion, ana without C.
lual sample as well as with ore. The worOs Corr
ard Flour Exch .nge,' then, are too Limited 10 eX
press the purposes for which the Institution was
gStab llshed."
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9}ithnond Elispatth.
vru>E>DAi''.'..'''''"A'' - 80
r.o,, vxhi.kcy Frauds.

.r,,. ua,hnY:on kepu5 iclH' io'h'J
49,. h.cp a>c,rtaincd that about TWO
q ,},,. whi>hcv shippedlr from -. Loli!,
l""", rs,, wear has been WHAT i 'efmeu
i'I ~ - wai>kcy wh;eh has NOT faiu
"" ,,f,.5 The amou0! OF the lEauu 10
'rN '.,'..,,n will no! tall below n nNllon
:. .,,.,,,il, :ar tic last t~o wears. ne
C'..'' ,.,,,,. ., thicago and milwaukee are
"H''' 20, scale. lt;ci. whi>kcy mas
49, ,,s~r3 INTO ait tn" prominent eastern
|. ....,,.3 cities. !>uphca'bS ana even
'..' ...., o.. stamps or packages bearing
..i"' .i,i numbers and the same
i"' ,9,a ben discovered. and VAIN
'' ,''I.! na3,> :. ha> been inc ">'lll .n';S
'~,rr aa tac stub ct me stamp ~
..5 naly ,st the amount o. Mn'She2
'..,..rc >32,cA under the oe'a,''e"
@,'"''' :! the G,hrrcnt me'NoaS pave
S''''.' 'f..~,, ~rcG. ana such transcripts t"~eh
'.'.s.,,. - wdl. when compare" Win 'Nc
80 '''.' ,.l., to the otlicc o! lnttrnA! fe'c-
,..I... q. possible 10 trace Inc larger i'''
"~. ...,,,..i, ,.a!lic which has been carried
- ar ,p,. H.: year. The co!tu>ioh o.
90" T', ~ Ir,,ano officers At tue points
'. ','' established tciond question, aua
f,r.,i ..,,.r.c> wlii follow ths develop
~. 81, Wi. he immtdftcty entered
- -. ~, property seized, ana against
.. ,....s.. raG their bond>men, ana Inc
a.. .,f,,, fair that the Government Wia
, ',.-1 ,.,.,l,..n 20 strong case as 10 re-
.,,- rem ,Ar property seized an amount
',i, Il ~. ,u..c. tQual 10 the sum total OF
'".I ,'mt, u'r,rIraled. No move upon
..h. l.g. ever uclorc been undertaken.
.,-e,,L most successful IN everything,
~ =. ,,,.1> axe IN every rcspec. OF the
,.y,t ial"-i'occ.
sE.rRfS IT ST. LOUIS.
= Ja-s, Nly 10.-Lucien Hawlcy, su.
,..-,:...r 90, The iutcrnal revenue o! New
g.. aud q cops Of assistants, arrived Derc
r,t. AID :, 1,G The dislilcrics and rectl-
,..: establishments Of Rudolph llcc.
i.,,...,,. E~o.s,l~, john Bli>hy, BvYIs 4 Fra
a.r L..I, Tc~cAcr. di>tlllerS, and &. Bens-
y,r.. nr,r>. F!szar & Co., I. {. Fcdcrcr,
s D1,al4u K &:o' hers, and J. l.. Benicker,
-...',i.-,. ,.. violation Of The revenue laws.
selzeEGs AT MILWAUKEE.
N,,yy.,,r. MAY TO- Supervisor fle6ricks
,~t ,.i1,4.H Brooks. Of the Secret Service
u.yi,i9n Of Tie Treasury department, seized
:f,. r,,ir:.l. establishments Of 4. Schcen-
f.j, and Eiud>ko:f Brothers. and the dis
;.,.rry Of the N"u"monce Disti,ling Compa-
~ The Ii,ir.},ti,S OF Thomas O'Neill, the
E5nnithl.a.u ni,,..lin- Company, l.. Kinds
sapl, Cnarj,~ Grau. and +. Bergenthal were
,r.r.l in charge OF keepers. 1t Is under
..,od ,ht. al, the di>liIicrics in the district
viii te ,ell t, wj'n two exceptions.
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Po>rAL.--G. ". Johnson is appointed
postmaster a tia"hins'> Mills, Russell coun-
y, Va, rice {. &. Anderson. resigned. A
II" post, iiitr is established at Meadow
>.4.lyo, Hcnrc1 county, Va, on the Rich
H.9nt aHl YORK RIVER railroad, with Thomas
J. ldIHg - p '>!ma>ter The name and site
OF 'he po>t-Ottice at Billiards wharf, Surry
county, Va. is changed 10 Pipsco, w. Dill
!a'd beng continued as postmaster. +. IL.
Ll'ei! l. appointed postmaster at Williams
1uf2, jams City county, Ulce w. ID. Pig
GoN, resigned. George Al. Arnold is APP
P'ialrd route agent from Norfolk 10 Lynch
doAEs, Va. ricc +. II. Jennings, resigned.
4Ais WpOlnlmcn. takes effect on the 10th
Instant.
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The schiller DisnStcr-Enquess Ola Tin G
ksnsftCS.

Ln>poN. May l0.-An inquest was held
ta,4v a, II. Mays Oh twenty bodies from
the steamer .hilrr. II. Killers, first officer
g., tire schiller. testified that at the time the
y...,} struck. Captain ThOm2s.and another
,fl.,cr we're on luc bridge, two men were
t55.in. out forward. and two others were
O.. The bride with tie captain.
The iury rendered a verdict of "accldent-
:,uy Gruwatd." coupled with q recommend.
a,.on TINT telegraph be established between
Bishops lighthouse and the shore. Ihcl
,Aal,>> the uWrion that If such commuEi.
cation had existed all on board the Sthillc!
would LIy, hrcu saved. Officers Killers and
po,rman COZ cur in the opinion.
Tie rcmaius OF Mrs. Hcrmne Nes'e were
privately buried alter the inquest. Bodies
ulT"clainJd were Al buried
The iuntra. WIS attended by Dir. Dirlcnpt
Smith, the owucr Of The Sclly islands, The
yoyoner a q mem cr> Of The lury, and nsary
q! the inhablaurs OF the island. The botllt.
were first numbered, and careful record
Va mad" OF the valusbl,s, marks, Nc, found
On each. They we're then enclosed IN stp!-
rat. c,tht>. Two graves were dug, each
.Y-ntI-uyr f"t long. In these the coillns
wriy placed inlwo layers. Since The inquest
va, Lr!d ti!;y more bodies have washed
..,a9fr or hrcu pjckedup. the total number
NOV recovered is nlne,y-ono.
The lohowiug dead have been identified
Hi,s ;. N.mock, Mrs. Clara Just. Mrs. Annie
il>nrr. MI. su>anua Duck6eld, Mrs. ALI
nm -. Mr.. Augustus Muntcr. Mrs.
L9u,~> =. ALu>iu> Munter. Henry Friend,
I,rmm0 >pE Z. i. y. pauIscn, RADIO o.,
SAFER, II: 40, thu doctor, the butcher, anG
IL, tliid ,u.-ji..r + Of the Schiller.
,i:y tcl,Graph.I
New loRE, May II. The rush OF people
10 ,aa agents office Of the Eagle Line still
c)u;uur-. Mr. Lconhard, Of this city, called
To-day 10 a>ctr,a!A the ia'e CT his brother,
,'trjr-r Leonard, ot Augusta, Gl..) who
had hlt n III" >caiiter with his vile and
catd itr SURG ,rGt. taking 4 large amount OF
property mlta him. No Le~> could be given
l. tAr distressed gentleman, who lett The
oil" n lrIt>.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1875.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chardjse anu pas sengerS, l.. b. alum, agent.
Schooner j. S. WINS, Ingersol. Orient, Long
Island. guano. Eureka Guano company -,
Schooner Morning star, Corkin, Norfolk, scrap
irG Saloon" =" Viola. North Carolina, fish, Da.
Schooner Snow-slorm, -, North carolina
fish. EilI L Sklnker aud Davenport i Norris.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers, Ola D"ni'hiou ''e
Srenmer Weslover, Skinner. Baltimore, 1rer.
chandlse and passengers fo~halan S'e''inooa'
oe Sumner Alliance, Carr Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. ". r. Porter, aechi. ,
Schooner Criterion, Banks NORFOLK oarre's'
Ce arboSnrr 4. Parker, Moore Hartford, coal,
CanneIton Coal Compan!;i .n Now York canns,
schooner Jshn some, mason, Nc" 1o' A. eNnne
coal, Curtis i Parker.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner William Gillian, Manane ,x,t tron
Richmond. Va arrived at New I orh on s9nu a,
THE schooner j. Chaupcey Crof tof BOSOM
Greeley. from Richm led, Va, tor Boston, arrived
ut New York on the 9Th. r-,,, 1,,,-
The bark Pepita tC;etmanl, GatJen. IroiI h'e gu
moud, Va arrived nc nio NC 'aie''o VA '"e
mo- The schooner Milton. Richardson, from Rich
mond, arrived at Bal5mote n on ROSE Major W.
Fl. Tantum. Shoe with granite arrived al fhiia
The schooner General Levi Harris. Palm er
ave ds VS. from Richmond, arrived at Pnliaoeiphla
| on Saturday.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| Steamer Sue, at Alexandra, Nav 9, from Baltl
,;mora reporls the bu ~ of Lower Cedar Po'nt a.
| h,uinp been was he'd 800 yards downward ana In
| Wa rd from us proper position:
New BgpFoRD, May 1.-The buoy on hibooi
| Reef has gone adrift.
| BY telegraph
NEW YORK, C hpK arr, sst
om jay. s,.n,i. TIe Queen, Mary Durskrs, Robs ar
.renora, a. Lnckman, Kari, ditn Sra Al, Dr
p5mmer. h. Morse, Il. GoufIey, John Boyd, L a"ii
/ Ara ~
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I FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


TUESDAY, Nny IL. 1875.
SAFES: 20 shares Richmond, Fredericksburg
anu Potomac rs, guaranteed stock, az G0h.
Gotd.-s merican gold LIE bid. 5.
State Securtties.-virsinta consols. 80 bid, 5ah
virginia D. ferred, 81 bid, OK asked; Virginia ID,
erest ceI tihciles 2. assed Ylrslnfa taI.reresya.
bic coupons, s9h bid; North Carolina. cIdr 20 htd,
city observation-disclosures city s's, lo3k bid
l044s asked: Richmond city G's "a bio, S4ia,ke,i;
Petersburg city g.. 70 bio: Lynchburg city Ssf ss
bid :; Lyncnburg city Ga, II BIDS Norfolk city IS,
81 bid 90 asked; Aorio.k city. water So, SO bad;
Fredericksburg city 6's, 3S!s bid, rs asked; Man
chester b idae S's. sc bid.
mortgage 6-,J. and j., 81 Id: Virginia a. d I en-
nessec Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and j., 70
G's j. anu j 81 Sid, 5sasked; souihside railroad
third morgag preferred G's. }. aDdJ., 80 asker !;
Peter burg Railroad first mortgage Ss, j. AMI D., so
old, S6s AISLE ed; Richmond and Petersburg kaiIroad
first mortgage rs, j. and D.. 81 bid, 1u3E asked !;
nichmOnd. Fredericksburg aud Potomac rs, !. and
j., 90 bid; Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 6's. j. ,and d., % n,d Kicnm9nd ana
Danville 7laiiiIad CONSOLIDATED . IL anu NJ, ~
bid
Canal Bonds.-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage SIS, NJ and ~. 90 DID, James hlVer
and anawha Canal second mortgage ~ IL anu
NJ 35 bid. ~ asked.
Railroad Mocks,-A tlaniic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, 100 par; bd a as richmond and
Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railr ad common. 90
par, SO bid. 65 asked: Richmond, Fre1ericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed.
100 par. so bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed, l 90 par,
90h bid. 81 asked: Ricnmond and Danviiie Rail
ROAD, 100 pr, 10 bid. l24 asked; Piedmont Rail-
road, 100 par, 10 bid; Clover Hill Railroad, 100
par. bid. '.. ~".-..
Canal ,Socks.-James River and Kanawha Ca
Bunk Socks National Bank of Virginia 100
par, 1O1 asked Planters National, LOO par.
los bid; State Bank of Virginia, 100 par.
FYtiH n r.
52A bid, 53a asked: Merchants and Planters Saw
ings % par, 23H asked; city Savings, 25 par, 24h
asked; bank Of commerce, 70 par, 70 bid, 20
asked. ~
Insurance Cmnpnn es.-Vlrenia Fire and Ma
rine % par, 34a bid; Virginia state, 2o par. 25b
Dit Virginia Home, ] 90 par, / 24 asked: BIER
cnau rs aud Mechanics 100 par, 10l bio City, 90
par 90 asked; CID Dominion, 10 par, 80 .bla,
971@ asked.
Neutrality-suspicious. River and kanawha Pack
ct COMPANY, ~ par, s bid; Old dominion Steam
ship Company, 100 par. so bid. IS asked.
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Inc Rotary EldtIship overture having re-
UNed The ilirma've vote Of large majority
81 'Ae lSortneru) Presbyterian Church will,
Is expected. become part OF the constitu.
WI "i The Church at the meeting OF the
""rHrFal Assembly which is TO be held in
IN'e'and ONO, during this month. The
''F'tfe Is peimIssiye, not compulsory.
me na'Fow.gauge railroad from Big Tun-
nei' Oh The Virginia aud Tennessee rosd, TO
the A"h'somery White Sulphur Springs is
D,'hs Rapidly constructed, and will be com.
b!'Sea Wy The lst Of Juue,-SGlem Rsglster.
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= F5l--s' -.
COURT ORDERS,
COMMISSIONERS OFFTCE,1
- RICHMOND, 4 prii 10. 1876.
rHANDLER'S ADMINISTRATORS ys

| ~'-~>. CoMMrssIoSRR's OFFICE,
.. RICHMOND prii 10, 1876.
| GtHANDLER's ADMINISTRATORS vs.
| ~ RIgHN0kD, FREDERICKSBURG AND PU
IoaAC RAIL COHPbNY.
IN THE cHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
| - O. RICHMOND.
| The following is an extract from the decree
entnred In this Gauge on the goth day Of March
1879. "a aae
= be court. without d. Gliding further ut prescn,
upon the said exceptions. doth that one OF the
commissioners or this court inquire whether the
DEDUCTION Of lite sum specified In the report of X.
\. kicks sDerial commissioner, retained by said
commissioner TO pay debt due TO himself. was one
proper toha ye been made. or wht thtr the same or
any part thereof shouh be deposited by said com
missioner 10 The credit OF the court in this Cause.
And the court Goth further adjuGge. order and de-
cree that the cnmIEi.soBeT of the court who
shall make the above inquiry shall also receive
proof of any deb aeaiUsr the estSie OF saI X. h.
Chandler which fz5y not have heretofore b"en
proved, at The coss of the parry making such proof
And that he also apportlon the said fund IN INK
claims have been ;fseady reported or which may
ne proved before him under the leave granted
by thts decree; but Id making ths said appor hon.
meIlt any Of said creditors who have received pay
shall be charged With the amount Of such payment
or payments on account Of their share in said ap-
portionIuen'. srs.F ..-s. f-s@-w
Ana The court doth further order that the COM
pianant settle before saio ufissbene fnrtber
accouEt Of his administration OF the estate of said
T.. n. Chandler. to commence from the period ut
which bis former account terminated. which was
confirmed By the decree OF the 9Th day OF Decem-
Ger. 1t50.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on WEDN ESDAY the 9:n day OF May,
1875, at 2 O'Clock NJ. as the time. and my office
on Eleventh street between Main and Hank streets,
as: The place, to execute the foregoing decree.
rtH,. THOMAS j. EVANS,
ap 20-Tu4w Commissioner.
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~ N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHA0HD. VA. representing the -
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SITRANCE COMPANY, Of Loudon and Edin'
ourcb .Englaud-capital. 81 0.000,000 gold:.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Ctncia
natl Ohio-assets over 81 100000: ~
Ny, OF New Y0rk-sssets over S500.O00:
LYNCEBURG ASSURANCE AND Bt.Nk1Ne
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Ta.-assets o7s'
'HTThNTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
RroogIyn. n. Y.-assets over 100000:
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
Iyn. ". Y.-assets over s2,uO000O.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Ta.-aSsets over $4,000:
Deposlted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 5e,.
moo Losses eollitably adjusted and promptly pa:c
at this agencr Applications solicited, ano lmmf'
date attention given thereto. o" IN