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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-30
Clocksg CIocks!f CIocks.ii

H H. Crowder, Silyersmith and Jew
eler, has just received a fine lot of new
Clocks, and offers them for sale at very
low prices for Cash. He also repairs
Watches in the best manner and guaran-
tees satisfaction. Shop 1t the Store of
L. p @. E. Speck. If
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE SO. 1875.

q Gold opened in New York
Saturday at l174. with sales a: 117B.
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~ Cotton closed steady in New
York Saturday at f53a15Rc for mid
ding upland.
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III
How Lost, How Restored


just published, q new edition OF DR.
mm ~CULvERwELL's CELEpRATED E~aAx on
tho radical cure without medl@inel Of
- SP-ERNAToRRBGA or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses IMToTENcHs
Mental and physical Incapacity, Inlpedinaenta. 10
Marriage, etc. also CONSUMPTION, EFrLggsx and
lzTs, induced by self-indulgence or seGtual ez-
travagance, sc.
~ Pricel In a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates, from q thirty years. HmecnaH-
ful Practice, that the alarming consequences pf
gelf-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use on internal medicine or ire applfeR-
ton Of the knife; pointing ont a mode OF cure at
opcestnnple, certain, md eGeetual. by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
radically.
ET fhis Lecture shcuid be IN the hands 81
every youth and every man in the hand.
Sent under SEAL I'm O. plain envelope, to amy ad-
droRs, postpaid ON receipt Of six cents or two post
stamps. April IA nG--Iy
Address the Publiahera.
Chas. y. C. Kline 81 Co.,
i27 Bowery. New York Post once box, 4sss
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MADISON ACADEMY,
RUTLEDGE,
GRANGER COUNTY, TENN.i
j.. M. DAVIDSON, Principal.
T,HTs INSTITUTION IS sITU

THIS INSTITUTION is STU
IL ated in one of the most beautiful and healthful
regions of East Tennessee surrounded by the
finest mountain scenery, and a great variety OF
the e-xcitements common to towns and railroads.
1t has q fund, the interest of which pays "a large
portion of the Teachers salary, thus making it, to
The present Principal took charge of tho School
over a year ago, when it had gone down far below
that standard which should mark it's grade, and,
by untiring ~exertion, has succeeded in restoring it,
in great measure, to that position which marked it
in Former DAYS the pride of the people of Granger.
He has given, and viii continue to give, every at
tention to the health, manners, and MORALS of
those placed under his care. His attention will
not cease when pupils leave the sehoolrooIn, but
constant watch win at all times be kept, so as to
guard them against everything that might tend to
their mental, neral or physical disadvantage, :,
to So so per week, fuel, lights and washing includ-
ed, Students, desiring it, can find rooms at mod
crate cost, and board themselves.
Sessions.
First Session, begins Monday, August 3D. 1875,
and will continue twenty weeks,
second Session, begins Monday, sJanuary Sd,
1876, and viii continue twenty weeks.
Medals.
Two gold medals viii be awarded at the close Of
the second Session, one for the. best delivered
Defamation, and the other for the best original
Essay. Other prizes will be awarded for best
scholarship and behavior, greatest progress made,
etc., etc.
The Board of Trustees have agreed on a small
rate Of tuition to be collected from each student,
payable quarterly in advance. This tuition is less
than charged at other Institutions, and for that
reason, il no other existed, would afford induce
ments to parents having children to educate.
A contingent fee of FIFTY per Session
Of FIVE months win be charged payable on entrance
of the student.
The Principal has secured the services of an ex
Teacher Of Music also an able corps of
asststants for the classroom.
For further information address,
- PRINCIPAL,
Rufladoa TeDneasea-
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Valuable Farm For Salel

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
MuufcinaI Elections,

CINCINNATI. April 5.-Tbe city eiectlon 10,
dsy vas very exciting, and the Vote p mu
was the heaviest ever known mere. 1nE1e
was considerable disturbance at Inc poi's'
Int nothing of a serious nature 10 reporteu.
At this hour III p. N.Y. it Is bel'eVeo tnat
the Democrats have elected their eu.ile
ticket by msjorities ranging from i'ooV 10
G. OOO-Johnson, for Mayor, receiving tue
heaviest vote. Official returns are coming
in slowly. o,,o
BALTIMORE, April 5.-The munlcfpai eiec'
tion az Annapolis to-day resulted Ia Inc elec'
ton of the entire Democratic ticker oy ma-
jority of IS.
A special to the american from aun"Po-
lis tonight SAYS although there was great eA-
citeme1t everything passed on quietly up 70
< o'clock. when disturbance occurred 10
the Third Ward, and conflict between the
whites and blacks ensued. 1t was caused oy
some negroes attempting to prevent q Demo
crat from voting q negro. Two or three
shots we're fired, but no serious damage was
done: vet it served to exasperate both sioes,
and a crowd Immediately began to gather
the whites being greatly incensed at What
had taken place.
The negroes were strolliDg about carrying
cudpels. and when one Of them was remon.
straIed with, white man named McNea,
was shot 10 the hand, and another named
David Basil was shot in the ankle. a coioreo
bow about eighteen years Of age lin all pro-
liability an innocent one, as be is very Ia
yorably spoken of by those who knew MN J,
was killed while apparently attempting TO
el,,de the crowd. BY whom he was kilIeo
it is impossible TO ascertain, as there was
much indiscriminate firing by Doth Wnites
ond navrops
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
The Democrats Vietorious-lhe s'ate
Tickle, and Three out of Four
GOneressmen Elected.

HARTFORD, April5-S p. A.-Forty towns
in the State give Charles K. lngersoll Demo
crst1. for Governor, II, 15S james L. Greene
Republican). S.S0S; and Henry Smith FRO
hibitionist), 1872. The same towns last year
gave Iugersol (Democrst), 9SOS; Harrison
iRepubllcan) 1928; and Smith tProhioltlon'
ISL. GAL. Ingersoll is probably elected oy
the people. =
The Legislature, as far as heard from, Is
ahou. the same as last year.
lSecond Dispatch.]
HARTFORD, April SO o'clock p. NJ
Eiohty.one towns give lpgersoli l9eo4
Green, II $40 and Smith, 1865: me same
towns last year gave IneersoIl i ,526 Har-
rison (RepubIican), 15,433; Smith, 2.ooo'
The Republicans make some gains in the
Legislature, but probably not enough u
overcome the Democratic majority OF ias'
year. nou,.eord Gran.
nv. and Soutbinyton, gives Greene (Repun'
Iicsn(. $500; Ingcrsol (Democrat), G,9l6
Smith fProhibitionist), S12. For Congress
GnorJe NJ. Lenders DemocraD, 6,6l9; j. K
Hawley (kepublican), 6,3SG; E. Is. Lyon
(Prohibitlonist), 10l. Hawley Is prooaoiy
defeated in this (FlrsO district by about zoo
p, r. Barnum is elected Mayor OF Bridge
port. n.,,,
HARTFORD, April 5.-The Democratic ma
iority is from 5000 to 1000. Democrati|
congressman are elected in the First, oecoho
and Fourth districts. .H-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
For The Dspa!ch.l
Board OF Setfiers-ResoiutiOn on the
Stnte Ebebt, &c.

On Friday evening, April ID, a meeting Of
the Board OF Settlers was held in the Chase
C!ty Academy, the Rev. j. Y. AshenhuIst in
Tie char.
ON motion 3f Captain J. NJ. Sloan. seconded
hy John +. BOYD. ESD, the following reselu-
tons we're enthusiastically adopted
|. E,Eulred, That this Board has Wit.
messed with profound regret the course OF
-, Lc.i>llture IN relation 10 the state debt
:. course " hich, ii persisted in, will incyita-
t!v ,t1p Immigration and bring about Il worse
condition of utfirS than was caused by the
war,-and thar on behalf OF the northern and
British settlers Of SOuthsdc Virginia the
Board hcrc'y decIsres that by henorably
meeting her obligations the State would be
repaid tcn.f1lt Dy the introduction OF De"
capital and enterprise and the consequent adj
}lucylnrnt in the values of real and personal
,-,4tc> throughout the Commonwealth.
- That this Board rtj,iccs TO know that
tn" people Of Souhside Virginia, who sui-
fred most through the war and its results,
Az nevertheless totally opposed TO the va
Iluu, devices which have been injuriously
invented for the purpose Of eyading or re-
lUdu'iug the States just obligations, and
that The settlers feel proud to live in section
ot The State where the citizens are too hon
orablc 10 sanction schemes Of conti>cation
and Spoliaiion.
8. That this Board regards it as the i'm.
p"rative duty Of the citizens Of Virginia,
both native and pon-native, to use every
possible means to prevent the election to the
State Legislature of candidates who will not
pledge themselves 10 maintain that State
credit upon which depends the credit and
prosperity oSevery individual citizen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
Letter from Cuspepcr.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspalch'
Or, pEpLn ~ Anrii D. lSIO

I(.iFf sltOHUtICC tI tIic hiShh'N"S 'N3S''-'
CuLpEpER, VA, April D, 1870.
Asa Young mIn by the name OF HUDSON
WA taking bis sister from church yesterday
in 4 buggy the horse became frightened just
ync. PASSING the Culpeper Institute and ran
of. Mr.. Hudson was thrown from the
buggy AFTER the horse had run about half a
square, the bugey-"hccls passing over him,
hit not hurting rim much. Hiss hudson
~, very much Frightened, and AS the horse
turuca At the next corner she was violently
thrown out on The brick sidewalk causing a
-ayclr .',h-wound on the back OF her head
near the edge OF her hair, cutting also her
7. Ok and face. No bones were broken. She
Wa I, Ken 10 Mrs. Jamie>on'> boarding house.
near by. DR.. Lewis was immediately sum
IDoufd. and rendered the necessary medical
aid. ~uc l. TOO severely hurt TO be moved as
VT, though nothing serious is ap2rehendc1.
The buggy VAS badly broken: the horse not
hunt.
Rev. James r. Taylor baptized ten young
ladies' last ni.ht into the fellowship OF his
church. making sevcLteen thus far as the
fruits Of the recent revival in which DR..
Hatcher 30 tfictently iabOred. Rev. J. +.
Massey baptized Us own daughter, who l.
ue!.. IL >cloOl. Ulttrs are soon TO be bap-
tlh.
the farmers are quite busy. The wheat
i, boxing remarkably well. I'm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
,r,,o Stock OF Tobacco in h"s
Items.
r--lrrc.,,,pdrnce OF The RICHMOND UIspHeHI
p.xvuIE, VA. April 3, 1919.

= = -, p,rhnonn DIenNtch.J
r.orrc,,rpdrnce OF The ki'nn'''i" 90.
pANv'LiE. A. apr o, ~.
The pariics ~ho attempted 20 s',o" 49, ~ :,
Cope Brothers a ~, VI n I;vernool Eng.
Tobacco M""''1' ~ ,ric,s tor tobacco
land. tina; the present h,sn PFC.
are due .oan aciuHi 'nu 49,, ,hc s,,rnr,s;nc
c.ty have rt.',N'" ~, which they saw the
rely that 81 >,',! ,,.nrs nrinc,nallv DEPEND,
British m"""'",'" stored in the United
",AcF' = 81 ~. .,yo years, and nine
h.r-dhm sum ''l: 'n' "ro, Sunnosinp ths,
months ""H>"''i'.''" ',n;,ad ;,s nreseni rate
IL, r"r>Ilnt""n ,',',' ,,.;Il hs tho ra.e A.
""l'" w "' w., ,.,,,,, thcir present stock of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
fNARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are daily receiving
NEW SPRING GOODS


of every description, to which they Invite the At
tention OF their customers and public generally,
giving them the assurance that they will sell as
CHEAP AS GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT IN THIS OR THE
NEW YORK MARKETS. Their stock in all depart
ments will be kept more complete tn al ever here
ofore and every novelty It appears in the north
e. n markets shall be presented to their customers
They have just opened most attractive stock OF
LADIES' SUN-UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
to which they ask an inspection before purchasing
elsewhere. These goods are selected with great
care comprising advanced styles of trimmings,
novel IN design aud elegant In finish, with beautiful
and desirable attachments and handles, we'll asSort-
ed In wood, bone, horn. ivory, pearl, ebony. ana
cornclian rendering the display OF unusual interest
to The purchaser. '.'-@
They desire 10 call especial attention to their
handsome display Of
EMBROIDERED CAMEL'S-HA1R CU1RASs;
GUIPURE OVERSIGHT and CUlRAss;
TABLIER and CUIRASS.
A full4ine OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR, which
will be found of the best quality and very hand
somcly AID deliberately trimmed.
COLURED SILKS OF every shade and grade;
STRIPED SILKS of every shade and grade;
PERCALES In beautiful patterns;
Beautiful SIDE-BAND LAWNS;
DRESS GOODS OF every quality;
SPRING GALICOEs. &C, &C. NH 24-3m
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COURT ORDERS.
CoN,1ss1oSER,s OFFICE,


RICHMOND. March l. 1875.
Johnson AND AIS. vs.. CREAM ER>S
u EXECUTORS, &C.-ln the Chauce-y Court OF
the civ Of Richm"nd- ~
"Ihc following Il AL extract from me decree en-
tered I'm this cause on the 4ih Of March, 1879:
The court doth aojudge, oIder, and decree mat
This calIs. be referred TO Thomas }. Evans one OF
The commissioners OF this court. with Instructions
TO settle the accounts OF John End rs executor OF
William t;rranpr deceased. showing the extent aud
amount of tile estate or said decedent: OF what sald
estate consists, and how the same Is Invested anu
what sum remains In the hands or sald executor
uninyested; and that said commissioner ascertain
The distriDutive share Of the several dstrhu ees I'M
der the will of said william Dreamer. deceaSei
and said commissioner is directed 10 inquire ana
report whether 1t will be to the interest or all par
lies In interest that the house and LOT 1T the corner
of Broad and Twentieth streets In the city OF hlcn
moud be sold and the proceeds relnrested' anu IL
said commissioner shall be or opinion fhat inc III
terest OF all parties VIII not De prouoleu " -
the proceeds then said commissioner Is directed 10
report whether the necessary repairs TO salo house
,r. properly chargeable 10 Tie defendant sarah
Ereaner or TO the executor OF Will lam 6reaner,
deceased; aud said commissioner Is dlrectea 10 re-
mort specially any matter by him deemed peril
nent, or any party IN interest NAV rquire. bu.
said commissioner Is required to give notice, py
publication for four weeks in some newspaper puo,
ished In the city Of Richmond. OF the tline anu
Mace of takBg the accounts and executing the ln-
duiries directed by this decree, which olicalon
Shall be taken rs equivalent 10 pers onal service.
The parIies interested are hefeoy noluee tnat
have liked on TUEsD IS Y the 2uth Gay Oh aRr,l'
on Eleventh between Maip and banK streets, ~ lne
siy Of sshmond as th5 PassM "a ss s. nyaNs
NH 16.Tu4w Comniss.oIlel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

DEcIs1oS.-In the United States District
Court, New York, a few days since, Judge
Blatchlord gave a decision in the nature OF
4 rule. which considerably restricts the
powers heretofore exercised by notaries pub.
lie. The Judge holds that under the re.
cently.adopted revised statutes OF the United
States notary public has no authority 10
lake afIidayits to be used in the United States
courts except those relating to proofs of debt
n bankruptcy and dispositions de tene esse.
All other affidsvits 10 De used in the United
Stated courts must be sworn TO before 8
United States commissioner or register in
bankruptcy. The clerk of the court has
been instructed TO receive no atltayits un'
less taken in compliance with this decision
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

A tive-story brick building known as the
"Coit Block" in Buffalo, New York, occu-
pied by White Il Bayley, photographers aud
printers; John +. Marshall, envelope manu-
facturer and others, was burned saturday
afternoon. White & Bayley's loss is estl-
mated at S145, ZOO, insured for $50, 600; total
loss 1920, 900, insured for $4,000. Edward
j. Chester, foreman of Liberty Hose, was
killed by the falling Of the fourth floor On
him.
A FIRE at Trenton, N. j., Sunday morning,
destroyed the flushing department OF
Cooper, Hewitt 4 Co.'s wire-mill, causing
damage of 100000; no insurance. 1t is sup.
posed TO be lncendiary $4,000 pounds Of
wire ready for the market was among the
property destroyed.
Hans Christian Anderson, the great fairy
romancer, celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday
at bis home in Copenhagen April2 2. His adj
mirers In Denmark on that day placed in hi:
hands the lists Of subscription for natlona
monument to him in the Rosenberg Park al
Copenhagen.
The Irishmen in Philadelphia have Sc
cpred the Chestnut.Stree. Theatre for the
obseouies in honor of the late John Mitche
next Sunday. The New York societies have
amounted committee to report on the bes,
way of honoring the memory of the patriot
In the United States Circuit Court al
Memphis, Tenn, Judges Emmons and Bal
lard oyerruled a motion OF the State Attor'
ney. General TO dismiss the Gibson County
kuklux cases for want OF jurisdiction, and
the trial will proceed.
George Drury, member of the Louisiana
Honse of Delegates from Assumption parish
has been indicted BY the grand jury for par
ticjpatiug ia the forgery Of the general ap'
preparation bill recently promulgated.
Professor F. ". Walker, the well.known
scientist. of Brooklyn, n. T., died sunday
night from the effect of an overdose OF hulo
extract of hemlock, which ne TOOK meai
cinally.
slide on the Northern Central railroad,
at Narrows, near Clark's ferry, Dauphin
county. Pa, Saturday morning, threw the
freight train of the track. Rodman RoDin'
son, brakeman, was killed.
The senatorial excursion to Mexico has
been abandoned. Colonel I. a. scott' DOW
ever, with few of the guests OF the party,
took the mail-steamer Sunday, and Will 20
through with the programme.
The impending deposition by Prussia Of
the Archbishop of Breslau, whose diocese
lies partly in Austria, threatens dlfnculty, II
is said, between the two countries.
Rev. DR.. Mayer, Jewish rabbi, of Balti'
more, saws that the mandate Whose shed
deth mau'S blood, by man shall bis blood be
she'd" was prohibition of canabalism.
Henry Ward Beecher has invested in q
tract of land in Florida adjoining his sister
Harret's orange plantation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

lHE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN METHODIST
EW,cDfAL CHURCHES FRATERNAL MEET NC
or MEMBERs OF THE TWO BODIES AT Louis
NILLE.-The Kentucky Conference Of The
Methodist Episcopal Church was recently
held in Louisville. On the first day
Of the session Bishop kavanaugh, DR.. Sc.
bon, and several of the ministers of the
Southern Methodist Church, attended the
Conference and cordially invited its men,
hcis TO occupy their pulpits on the coming
sunday. Accordingly, the Northern Meth
'dI>t ministers preached in the Southern
c"Uiches on Sunday, tue Southern ministers
ming the puIpitS OF the Northern Church
h>hop kayanaugh preached in the evening
III The Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
and assisted Bishop Foster to ordain the
CHS OF elders. The Northern MethodiSts
"rF" delighted with their cordial reception.
II vas remarked that four years ago. when
Tie Conference met in Louisville, all the
southern churches were closed TO its mem
|"F'. Now all are open. This. incident is
.'Ha!ded as important because it indicates
S"e coming restoration Of fraterpal relations
N'"een ihe Two principal Methodist bodies
~ tais country which have been SO widely
's':ahgtd.- AeU York tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
sutcide Of q BiackmaiIer's Victim.

PoueHKEEpslE N. Y, April 5.-John Err.
win, aged eighteen. was caught last Saturday
stealing five dollars worth Of dry goods from
Hoyt's store, at Fishkil, where be was en-
ployed. His parents were sent for and set.
tied the matter for $50. Search was made
for the boy, and be was found in an out
house dead, having taken either morphine
or arsenic. Letters were found on him and
in his trunk which revealed the fact that for
some time he had been victim OF black
mailer in Lowell, Mass, who kept demand
inc goods and money from him at intervals
as the price for hushing up something young
Erwin bad done, but what it was does not
tro >sDire.
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TIE Springs.

p,.,r,o SrRl>GS, in MccklcnpuFS
county, are near the south line anu sa''s u ~
w, teI5. We invite attention TO the pro-
~ .|,,,. notice OF the admirable llthia wa
,'nr this watering place growing so RAPID
n,nu)sr favor. The certificates ne puo'
'-nl. arc from frst.rate men, whose S'a'e'
''>", arc clear and reliable. aud who speas
' ',, on;n;,ns with grateful sense OF impor'
os,.o,,asc, derived from the use o. Inc
;,,o,rahlc lilha water.
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Fatal SHOOTING ARRAY Charlotte, N.
c., April 4.-lSpecial to the Washington
Chronicle. Last night during street alter
cation Bob Garvin shot Rufus kislcr, car
penter, the ball entering bis left side below
the fifth rib, passing through his bowels,
and lodging under the skin near the back
bone. The physicians pronounce hiseI's
recovery hopeless, as death is inevitable as
soon as suppuration commences. Garvn
fired two shots, the second passing through
the lappel Of the coat Of Mr.. Sullivan, a by
stauder. Garvin was arrested and commit.
ted TO JAIL
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, April 5.-The steamer Faradsy
sailed to complete laying the direct cable.
The Qaeen has ordered Baynton, the
American, to exhibit his li,e-savlng appara.
tus at Osborne. a'.'A
France. 80.
30 PARIS, April g. Goldsmlth's Aballah was
killed during stallon-shoW. The shaft of
a sulky entered bis breast.
'..... Russia.
ST. PETERsBuRGB, April 5.-Secessions
from the Catholic to the orthodox Greek
Church continue on a large scale in Russian
Poland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour steady: Howard.
brands, 46.25@t6.50. Wheat Arm; req Mary
land, ~ 25Gltl.33: amhtr. 81 .35@Sl.37; white
Sl25@Sl.35. corn uuIet and hrm: southern
white. $50. yellow. S6MS7c Oas quiet south
ern, 706l73c. Rye firm at 61.O6@tl 10. Pr0yi
sions firm. Pork frmer at $3.50. Bacon-Shoui
ders. 9Ac. Lard. 1901 54c. Coffee quiet; ordinary
at$1.14QS1.15. Sugar strong at 104(9 0ac.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKT T9

NEW YORK. April 5.-Soutbern -four quiet and
unchanged. Wheat. ~. 25@f1.29 FOR winter red
western; S1.294*1. SIN Tor amber western: 81 80
@$l.4l for white we-terr. Corn. SS0S9c. for
western mixed; 100000 for mixed yellow west.
ern; S74@SS Tor western mixed In store: SOC
for western white In store. Coffee firm; Ri0 INC,
gold. Sugar quiet aud steady. Rice steady With
fair jobping inquiry. Tallow steady. Rosin Grim
$2.10s$2 Is for strained. Tucpentne frmer at
Lard very much unsettled: 536@1 5hc. for prime
steam. Whisky steady at Sl.l3. Freight, heavy
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~ N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. STRANGE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTRERT,
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
ourgh .England-capital, 81 {. 100000 gold:
|. AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Ciucin.
natl Ohio-assets ever S1.000.0O0:
; MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COAPA.
MY. Of New York-assets over 100000:
7LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND MIXING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Vs.-ssssts ovR
$500, 900:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
PHEy,A a lssC oSar az a6a aoo OF 'io"k-
= PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over $4,000.
DEPOSITED with the Treasurer OF Vrgin,a, 81 &c.
O9O. Losses equiiably adjusted snd promptly paid
at this agency. Applications solicited, and inme.
dIatp attsntiOp given thereto. nc 10