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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15

EXCITING SCENE-A SCARE IN TIE BROOK
lyy TABEgSAcLE.-The Rev. Mr.. Talmage
had congrc cation last evening that crowc-
I'd the spacious tabernacle and extended TO
the sidewalk. Hundreds were turned away,
and many more were content with Standing
room only. The preacher gave one Of bis
imprisoned di>courSeS on the dangers OF
Seafiring life, aud the peril every one IN the
congregation Wa, menaced with, himself in
Guided, OF becoming ca>taWay. The M
men>e audience were nov and again Stilled
with the vigorous appeals familiar 10 taber-
! nacle ears. During one of these, in which
the preacher, with appraised band
and voice husky with emotion. had de.
clared that be claimed every one in the house
! for God, and without moments delay to
raise Il cry for mercr, show a signal of dis
| tresS, in five minutes it might Oe too late, in
! four minutes it might be too late, in three
minutes it might be, in two minutes-yea, in
one minule- there was great hush; the 81
lence became oppressive. Suddenly from
the western side OF the church came sharp,
cracking noise rs Of the breaking Of tim
bers. 4 moment more and clamorous
confusion arose. through which came cries
of The gallery'> giving way. Get out !!
&c, out !" followed by a frantic rush for the
doors by the most eXcltab!e. Clothes were
torn and minor incidents OF di.comiort en-
sued, but no one was seriously injured.
The preacher endearored TO draw mora'
from the alarm, but 1t was not listened to-.
The doxology was started by u gentleman
and continued by the organ and cornet, the
audience pouring ont OF the doors despite
the Efforts OF the ushers. Ii was announced
that 10 cou>equerc &c of this alarm. occ STONED
by the needless interfereLc &c OF one Of the aG-
dience with window, the closing OF which
by an unskll.ul band had neatly caused u
calamity, the trustees had determined upon
here eater handing such persons over to the
police. -.-NeU York Herald.
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i,rlrA-r OF WILLIAM VI. TWEED. The
>,r.ru>r IS. \ } JonunH! of saturday evening
-.,-. The & url OF Appeals, We are ii
..,.a.!, ha> d"l bcrated upon the ci>c OF
" #4m ". Tweed, and a decision has been
;. s.aal. II i favorable to the release Of
Tweed from Imprisonment on the ground
liza, I'll" LEGAL power OF the Judge pre-
r,lrn.u" sentence WAS exhausted in the in
POSITION Of the first penalty pronounced
I.g}u,t him, aud that the cumulative ser
rrnrr Mas without warrant OF la% or prect-
dent. The position OF cX-Judse Com>lock,
in his argument before the court. Is IN
eject sustained. We have little question
aut that il i in accordance with received
cal principles We are not appri>ed of the
attitude OF the several appeal judges on this
QUESTION. An announcement Of The decision
NAV soon be expected. Tweed will not,
however, escape the unsatiSti"d law. He will
np sooner leave his quarters on Blackwell
i>l4ud than tc will be taken by the sheriff on
The order Of arrest in the new suits for the
recovery of upward of S6,0O0,00O stolen
from the taxpayers Of the city Of New York,
which have just been commenced against
him in The name Of the people of the State.
He will doubtless yet b" compelled TO dis
gor-c some part of his il,-yotten wealth. His
punishment a> criminal has already been L
acre one. lie hrd> that the trausgressor' :
way j a bard one indeed"
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POSTAL A new po>t-otlice is established
at Rockville, Hanover county, w., on The
route from Trevillian', del0. 10 Richmond
with Auchianna WOodson as postmaster
William L. Shelor is appointed Postmaster
at Tuggics Gap, Patrick county, Va, tsce
L. =. Brammcr, resigned. Henry schulz
is appointed Postmaster at Parl"w,S. Spo,'
sylyauia county, Va, rice James L. Burmese
removed. j. n. Murdoch is appointed post
master at Blacks-lud- Whites, Notioway
county. Va, rice Mrs. Eliz the,b Eckles. d.
ceased. The pos. office at Idaho, King Will
liam county, Va, is discontinued for want OF
a candidate; the papers 20 to King William
Courthouse. The post-oti:e at Ma'taponI,
spot>y yania. is discontinued because there
l. 10 m,i'->uplly; the papers 90 10 freo''
rick>5u.@. rhc po>:-oili e 1T Stiall>tone
Plt>llvlnia county. Va, is discontinued for
want e a candidate; the papers Soto Noun,
Airy.
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The Iowa METEOR. The Iowa CITY r.
iuLican says: " The efforts ot Professor
Leonard TO obtain possession Of the fla%-
mcutS OF the great meteor Of February l2ln
have been crowned with very trttering sue
cess. Tue portions found aggregate about
l25 pounds, OF which he has secured over
one hundred. They fell in Iowa township,
Iowa county, Iowa. The meteor does not
appear TO have consisted of single body,
but Of twenty or more separate bodies
grouped around central ma IS, whose weight
was forty or fifty pounds. The pieces were
scattered over q region about four miles long
by one and lhret quarter miles in breadth
Doubtless other pieces will yet be found, and
il is thought possible. but not probable, thai
n still larger piece than any found may ye'
be discovered"
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= 49, :,
LOUISIANA SENATORIAL htt"kl> hhu AMI
I>U THf: ADJUSTMENT -N"N 1"n' app u TO-
4 dispatch 10 IN" Ae'"'' from Ne" y! 'e'u>
say: Genera Shrri"ah i,a> ocen ""A.u"''i
consulted IS irhdlh- poii''c'ah> icic VI oo'u
sides and all factions about Tue compromise
in the legislature. lrrec1nclltbe> on bo'h
-i,ic- have tried 10 make head against the az
uSlmCnt, but tie moderate men 80 'ar cor
.iol. Among tic Conservatives there i no
difficulty. those opposing the adjustment
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NoSMorrn, ILL , April l3.-The loss by
the fire here on sunday WAS $4,000.
LONDON, O>T., April 13.-Ihc Merchants
Manufacturing Company's building was de-
>tr"yed 10y tire yesterday. Loss. SlO,o0o.
GLvrCE,TER, y. j., April ia IRE broke
out at | O'clock this morning in frame
dwelling on Middle>fX street, caused by the
explosion Of IL coa,-oi lamp. Two aGJoInlrs
houses and the Washington House were en-
,ircy consumed. The fire caused great cen
Slernation, attracting the whole p1puEttlon
into the streets. The fire was under control
before day light. Loss. about Sl3,0VO; PAL
italy insured.
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4 NiLLAI>ouS SILL From the It. Louis
EYtiaicGn. april H. 4 colony consisting
a.! io!ly-,wo negroes arrived in this city 4
rouplc OF d1ls ago and established them.
>r.yc, in an alley between Eighth and Ninth
streets aud Morgan street and ChrlSty ave-
iu.. Ih"y are IN d state OF great de>tilu'
llOu and are the victims OF 4 most cruel and
,.n-ch>, trick. They had been living on Il
plantation in Hickman county, Tenn, about
iItIy miles from Nashville. Some ii he ago
two or three, 'raUge white men went among
and gave them glowing accounts OF the
country in Kansas, telling them that
..r Government was DESTROYS OF having
i >t1tcd rs rapidly Is possible, aud that
every ten families who would agree to 20
and I've there would he furnished at ST.
Louis With deed 10 100 acres OF good land,
t"o horses, i wagon, and six months "a
,or>. Gamorcd by such prospect. they
:,j>rd sljO 10y dint Of much cXertiop, and
"!th this umoant succeeded in purchasing
Transportation to this city. Arriving here
inrS found that they had been yiclimlzed,
4nd they are ROW without food, shelter. or
,nc;su> 10 enable them 10 travel elsewhere.
Abou, twenty Of the number are children.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 4. 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whie, 1873 bushels. Red, GAG BUSH
els.
CoRS.-White, 900 bushels. Yellow, 256 BUSH
els. Mixed. ] 66 bushels.
uATa.-400 nushels.
MEAL.-270 bushels.
SALES.
WREAT-White, 120 bushels very gooG on pri-
yate terms
WHEAT.-Red, $50 bushels at 1913; so bushels
very good on private terms TolaI, 81 bushels.
CORS.-White, 200 bushels very cd at 49,; 80
bushels very good ON private terms. Total, $50
bushels.
IoRS.-Mixed &c bushels fair at SEC.
OATS.-40 bushels prime black at &C.; 204
bushels very good black at Csc: "a bushels very
good on private terms. Total, 27S bushels.
RE-kXHIBITED.
OATS.-25O bushels.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Cotton quiet and steady
sales Of $40 bales at 163sQl 6Sc. Sou hern -four
less active; prices without decided change. Whea,
Id2c lower with fair business doing at the de-
cline; 81 .256Sl 80 for winter red western. Corn
steluy and in fair demand 81 692c. for western
mixed In store. Coffee firm at Gal 9ac, gold. fol-
and very firm 8t6Ssc for fair TO goon refining
SIC for prime; refined quored at 10@l 04@ j nac.
hard granes. MoIasses Irn and lu good demand
Klce quiet and ste ldy. 1allow firm a: S7s00c
Rosin tlrm at 80 OGS2.l5 fur strained. 1urpen.
tine tirmer al 49,. Pork excited and firmcr: ne"
mess, 1872 l0@S22.25. Beef dull. Lard 1rmer
SIC. Tor prime steam. Whiskey dull; buyers
Il.i3k; sellers, Sl.l4. Freights 10 Liverpool more
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Tue public debt Of France now stands at
81 900. 0OO. 0Ul, aud the interest IS over
slGJ, 100000. being considerably the largest
which is paid on any debt in the world.
Sioux Cl1Y, Iowa. April IA pony eX-
press between here and the Black HIS has
been estabii, he'd. Ills rumored that several
companies Of cavalry have left Fort Randall
10 intercept expeditions TO tue BLACK HIS.
1t is stated that Horace Greeley, during the
las, fifteen years OF his life, lent %~l6,ooo 10
p4rriss q whom fieeu cents canpot pc COT
icctel.
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S;rxIclpAL ELECTIONS Trenton, n. j.,
April Is TN the municipal ell, cllons yes
terday Wesley Creyellng Democrd') was
elected Mayor, and all the Democratic city
ticket was elected except Receiver.
ADany " Y, April Is The Democrats
carried the election in this city 10 day by
over 400 majority. Reports from the towns
of this county indicate large Democratic
minority in the Board OF supervisors.
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A SENSATION IN CouRT.-Ioronf0, Ont.
April IA sensational scene was enacted
in Osgood Hall court yesterday. The court
having decided that the father retain tn
custody of child, the mother rushed for
ward and seized the child, and on benz
drawn back she pulled revolver and tired
at her husband, but missed him.
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PORT OF klCHhOND. APRIL IL, lcfo'
Arrived.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, POwhatan Steamboat Com
pany.
Schooner HCpe On. Chase, Orient, l.. l., guano:
W. q. Crcnshaw.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Philips, Baltimore, shells,
Curtis 6 Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Noriolh, mer.
chardise and passengers, l.. Is. latllm.
Schooner Inert Mason, Rose, somcrsct, Mass,
coal Curtis Il ParStf.
.c!lnoa-r Martha Collins. Graves, Baltimore, pa
wing books, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Arrived AZ New York on The 12th, schooner
Tralrw!nd, Bryant, from Rich mond, Va.
DISASTER.
SAN FRANCISCO. Apri 13.-Ry The schooner
Venus from Tahite. =. l., news is received OF thc
loss of the steamship Force, from S,dmey Tor this
pOlr ut Gambia island. The crew anu officers were
saved.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 14-Arrlved: Schiller. lily
of Vera Cruz, San Jacinto. Arrived OUT: Odtr,
Atlas, Mercurius, Z. B. Hazieton, Ameri4ue.
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Robert Gordon is probably the wealthieSt
h!4es uln in Cincinnati. His >ku is quite
tIack- He i worth somc 100000, and Is sixty
icarr OF aye. He %as born IN Richmond.
Va, aGd va, Il slave tiil be was thirty years
"ld, and Dough, himself, aud 1t is since then
that he nas arnas>cd his snug competency.
!ic armed his money by trading in coal.
liz !u1s;cc was II coa,- dealer, and from him
Tie slave acquired 4 kuowedge Of the bust
Ar,>. Robert vas bis masters ylrdmap, and
"as ~ faithful that his master entrusted him
SIKH much oI the business management.
iv harucd to read and write while Il s!sye,
sad also made his first ventures in tie coal
h.dc durug his slavery. With bis masters
permission. be began TO speculate in II small
"aS. Ill, Inst money was earned by Specu-
E'ton III sunken coa.-5argcs.- CtncinnGt
fr"'mrfaiui
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DR.. HoorER.-We regret to report the
e,ious illness of this gentleman. He was
taken sick on Monday night, and had four
hemorrhases Of the stomach during the
night, bv which he was much Frustrated.
Last night he was more com!ortab e. and 1t
was hoped be would escape any return OF the
attack Lynchburg Ftrgtnian.
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RU-slA.-L London, April 13.-The Roths-
childs have issued the prospectus OF ne"
Russian loan of El5,0O0,O 900, with interest ut
four ard Il huff per cent. per annum. 10 be
issued at 80. OF the total amount ES.000,.
600 are offered for subscription in Loud0n
the bIlauee is reserved for =. Petersburgh.
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GERMANY Berlin, April 13.--The North
German Gazette accepts as rta surlns tue
dsayowal OF warlike intentions by the
French press. The Berlin Post says the
draft has been completed of bill prohibit
ing religious orders in Prussia, except those
emDIoved in Nursing the sick.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. April 14.-F1our firm. Corn steady
at 73@75c. Pork firm Il, 1872. Lard strong
drr>. 9lsm 94c clear rib, 124@l2'sc.; clear, ! q
Ml3c. Mhiskey Er.n at Sl.1l.
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LOUISVILLE MARK FITS.

Louisville. April l4-Flour UNCHANGED. Corr
firm at 72M73r. Provisions quei with little better
tone. Pork, SPA 1880 Bacon->houlders CSC
clear rib aud clear, 12iaG 27sc; sngIr.cnr-d hams
l3bal3Ac. Prime IaId-Stcaln. l54d 5'sc.
fierce. l SAC Neg, 16li.. Whlsfey hrm. Baggini
IN ut oaHI &c.
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n,sss,IUr.oss d. PARTNERSHIPS.

THE CO.PARTNERSHiP heretofore
L existing under the firm name and style # y
DRkWS 0RUWAY s. GSEEN having b. Ell DIS
solved on March oath, 1874. by sale of all their
property aud business 10 The Wt.STlfAM GRAN
! T. COMPANY. of Virginia. all persons, II there
hereby noidcd TO present til. M at Office Of Hcsth I'M
Granite Company Of Virginia cornef Of Eleventh
and Main streets, Richmond. Va.
An S.Tha w X. SNOWDEN ANDREWS.
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Special dispatch 10 the baltimore SUM-
,.e rrnyctsy-An eN-tcder"'
.r,, charged with n Brutal M"r-

der.
u,su>cr,< April 13.-one OF me most
r.,sriou. attempts at murder WHICH h'>
~ mo "a light in this city TOOK pace os-
~, and : o'clock this afternoon, ana h;'s
',..a great stir in police ana o'hei Cur
Tuo men. both cX-gcncrals OF Tue
81 safes army, and who served toSetber
,t,n ur>icsn war and other wars, Anthony
)" sutton and Simuci Ross. entered mo Il
>'.,ncrshir some time since for the purpose
- irving on hlllwrG-;oomS IN the "tsl
Xxx, n the Metropolitan Hotel. For ScVera'
r. no, have had carpenters and plastcrcFS
- work, and the rooms nave "c'" '''n'~' >'
,rctcd for occupation. roo,
Anon, : O'Clock this afternoon 'chera'
...'.,,, ,..,. nn,ic,d hy The wcrkmcn crawl
3,un the stairs into the rooms oeins
~ 49,, l,,,r,lly covered with blood. lie
~ ,.at,.r which was given hun. In Il
,.,,ra v.hD. ne partly revived, ana IN the
"'" .,,,,, district attorney and several
- G.,,. who in the mean time had
,,.l ri ~, mid1 a statement lmplIcatlnS
General Ro>> ~ The one VINO hau a''eNlp'cu
~ 'al.' N. nf,, He said that he (SUtton) mad
r.nr :. 900 into lhr partnership, ana hao gen
80, ,,.,,r,, e. the in proycmen;> that about
= n'rinCk TINS altThh'h >'N'''"' '>"N'' "~>> "
I,.,, "a 90 intn one OF the upper rooms OF
,bn nn.rI to examine il; that be went up
,roro a,d while making some CELEBRATIONS
an ,,q..,r Ross stru, hin on the back OF MS
I"at win a ;a!.e hammer. which until
.hr,, h.. n,1 conrc4lr,, about his clothing !:
,i,a, n. reuruuriS h,iUg struck one o'her
,In,c and that al alter that Is 4 bank ubtl'
lc ui, handed i glass of water al O'Clock.
Acting upon this Information, DETECTIVE
u,.navi,t arrested General R1>s, whom he
,,ura in another part Of the hotel changing
nj. ,lo,ning. 4 hlndkel chief discovered on
po,s and also some papers We're blood
stained. 4 deep cut was also found on tue
NH, hand OF Ross. He was taken 10 police
hraduIartcrS, where Sutton, ia the presence
n several persons, identified him. Sutton
wss then taken 10 Providence Hospital in q
1yinr coudi.,ou. The physician found nine
,tnararr wounds on his head. either o.
which, il is thought, is enough TO produce
death.
on the other hand, General Ross denies
everything said by sutton, aud says that he
had not seen him during the entire day. ard
,ba, the whole lung i Il mistake; that SUI
Ton was a friend OF ,urtv years standing. II
+. stated. however, that they were seen &c
90 ur-,tairs together. There are many
theories given in regard to the affair, but the
police say that they have not reached any
satisfactory conclusion yet, but have every
boI,r OF doing 80 in the morning.
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ST. IutIIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS April 14.-Elour firm and scsrce: low
and medium grad, better: supcrfiLe winter. ~ 80
M$4.75. Corn dull, 'eclining and uusyiil.d d; 20;
2 mined, 73M75c, closing at TAG. Whisky dul
atflll. Pork tirmcr. Bacon iirmer, with only
limited jobbine demand. Lard trmer at Sc. gen
eraliy held h.hcr.
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CHICAGO MARK TS.

CHICAGO. April 14.-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
Corn Gul and dec lining; No. mixed, IF, sh, re.
regular. 69+c.; r.jec:cd. 70k@7lc. Pork active.
LAR Demand light: ,lders firm at $685.
l. ~
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. April IA Noon.-Stocks dull. No
ney.4. Gold, lis. Exchauge-Loag, 4S7; short
490h Governments dull. States quiet.
Erentng-Mouey easy at 2. Exchange higher al
4S7. Gold mod.ra' ely active at II 5SG1154. Co
vernments dull but strong. States closed dull and
weak,
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NUrICE.-All persons are hereby eau
~ toned against harborinc or trusting any OF
The crew Of the Norwegian bark MrDi TON, ):
,he.r contracting will he paiu by the captain or
ap 15-3t* CURTIS pAkkEk, Agenls.
4 CARD.-The subscribers respectfully
n make II known that they are the sole prnpric-
tors o. the celebrated v hiskey known as h
seLkCT.', This they aTe Induced 10 90 because
they have been informed that Inferior whiskeys are
being sold and represented " be the same, thonsh
under different brands.
The genuine Select' Gun only be hud q Tue
Subscribers or from those merchants TO whom they
sell W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
,uQ1w Richmond. Va.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 14.-Virginia 6's, peelers,
AZ; consols, So. West Virginia's, 9k. North
Carolina 6's old, 20; new, 10; special tax, 8. Bid
TODAY,
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
INsURES BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
sl0,o0O,000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJ listed AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
JOHN B. DANFORTH.
Secretary.
HENRY D. DANFORTh,
Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM,
nol4 Collector.
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SINIsfUSS'S

SIMMUNS'S
LIVER REG ULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jannd!ce, Bilious
alt,rks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF -pir-
its Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C.,
1T HAS No Equal.
lisa !aultless famil? mel;cine.
Does not disarrange the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Js no Dir istic, violent medicine.
Does mol interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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II N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
II. SURkNCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURASCE COMPANY, of London and Edin.
ourgh England-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincip
natl Ohio-assets ever 81. 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY. of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE and BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Vs.-asssts ove
$500, 900: -
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
B:0oklvp, \. Y.-assets over S300.0n0.
PHEN'N INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brook
Ign. y. Y.-asseis over $2,O00.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 3d..
al this agency. Applications solicited, and iElmf.
slate attention given tsereto nc 1a
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EJDrSG ASn W. I-.--40s,
w beaaH si.s ct the Dss:alah PtptuRsHpass
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS.fFua
ID COMPANY.
TRl-WEEKLY LINE.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs.fsSMsj
b COMPANY.
TRl-WkEKLY LINE.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOB NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH; BALIinOSf
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW IoEA'
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES hiFEh,
tyn and AFTER "WEDNESDAY, March u, iSuo
this COmtuny,s fast ano elegant steamer JUN
SYI,YESTER, Captain j. A.. POST, carrying
United States Mail and Adams E1press,.wiii ieave
wharf. Rockets, for aboye-named points MN.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS IL ooo
Passeneers make sure connections with Bay Linz
4, Sorfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana Nef
i0E FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY. 200
FARE TO NORFOLK AND BE- IN
TURN. . IN
Fare to Baltimore. ....'.'.."'' " az
Fare TO Philadelphia. ......,..'...>., *
Fare 10 New York. L ~
Tickets for sale on steamers, az 6Srper u ~
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Efchaase noEi
and baggage checked through. Frelsht EsceVs
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and portsmouth, AM
regular landings on James river from d. q 90
sP NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must De preps;u.
L. B. TATuM. GeEerll AGENT.
OfEce: Comnany's wharf. Re"settss nrf'c'' Nv.
Ice :. ~. y. bali .o4iAs. - -'ias-- -: ~
SElE jUee5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15
FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. April IA. 1875.
sALEs.-f3oO Virginia consols tnewl sold at 49,.
81 400 Virginia fundable Urregulur) sold at 81.
1856 Virginia deferred sold at 8.