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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-23

STTALTER D. BLAIR & CO.,
No. 9e3 MAIN STREET.
Established s29)
OUR CHRISTMAS sPECIALTIEs:
ANTiGEEA ThfEa R{}M'} R{H}MM'} Genuine and very fine;
seGIEGH SSfgE WHHIIsskEEYY,{ WHIskEY{ Old and fine;
CHAMPIONSHIPS brands;
WINES-fln imported;
ALLEGHANY WHISKEY Virginia Mountain
Rye)-very good;
WILLIS WHISkEY-yery fine;
b SELECT wHISKEY-Dr. McCaw's certificate
TEAS-best grades;
CIGARS" Pride Of Key West" and other popu-
lar brands of imported and domestic;
IMPORTED CONDIMENTS and FANCY GRO
CERIES.
AS our stock is purchased for cash we cannot be
unUersod.
Liberal discount to the trade. de elm
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Asrosr,s is the plaee 10 40 f~ g,odlhinas.

sLrprRas BoFroMRD Custom work of stt kinds
msde to order aud guaranteed ss BoscHEs y Bro
rprR,s Ess.zgJ ls4s= * = .g - ~
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The largest Stock Of CHrLpnRs's FooRs IN the,
city at J. T. ELLYsoN's, 1i12 Main street.
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BEWARE where you buy your confectionery and
the Impure candies. ATTosI Is now the eldest and
the most reliable consectoReE in the casy. ne
wishes all merry Christmas and happy SeY.:
Year. s. s5.Ee !
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9ithn1olld 1ispatrll.

sH- TEE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED GaRCULA-
TIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. 49,
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No CANDY MADE OUT OF yIoua .. AxroM's.
Go to As1oSrs and provide for The little ones.
NO po1sosoUs CANDIES at AsrosIs
AsroSr deaes eompetit,onfar ipe csndses.

WEATHER STRIPS, for doors and windows, war
rantee to exclude wiud, 5noT, and dust
b; j. n, GRAFTON, N!nth sirt ct,
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WRITING DESKS VERY Lowas J. T.ELLTsoa'ss
1112 Main street.
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Call for EUREKA Spool SILK and ECREKA
TWIST If you want she best.
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6. zraEa has nne Christmas ni4surs for aoe.
MOI, r,n,,rd ~ ss,s - - sEa5E-
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FINE FRENCH MIXTURE at c. .zIMMER's for 25c.
per pound.
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HOLIDAY G0os'S. 0s'.
7 T. ELLYSON

,,.oys ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
-,nc,yci per express another large In
IA voice OF
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DIR. c. w. BENsoN'S Celery AND CaAMMO.a
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure sick
headache, nervous headache, dyspep'ic headaches,
neuralgia, nervousness, and sieepiessness and Will
cure any case. Price, so cents. Sold BY all drug
gists. Office, l06 north Eutaw street, -s =
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THE FoRERUHNERs

OF more serious trouble, but up to the
hour of going to press their predictions had
not been verified, and it is hoped will never
be. 81 !,
Our reporters visited the der9.s in the city
In the hope of gaining further information
of the Alarming visitation.
The watehrnan at The Danyille depot was
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TEENS on anVEfT1siiTd

II PREMIUM Candy only a5c.a package. &
4 !. fFREscH l ! CANDY. soc. per pound.
Z cRYsTALLzED FaUfTs, &c. per poaud.
A packs Nosi FIRE-cRAcKnBs Tor on. n Il
Beautifully ORxA1xrsrED CAKxs. sss
Pain FROSTED CAKxs.
a hrge assortment OF FANCY CsxEs.
A beautiful assortment OF WAx.I,orIs Il NJ
CoLCaBus's premium confectionery, a2i B,oad
gtrcft. 5Fttsst r Ss n F,FllIsss =
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BAIr1MoRr. Iuly 27. 1874

-------- a.
DIR. c.. W. BENsoN's ,CELHRY AND CHAMM0.
MILE PILLS have cured my wife Of sick and ner-
vous headache Of ten years standing. She had it
every week OF ten days, and suffered aim ost egery-
thing bu, death with II. We think these pills ara
worth their Weight In gold.
7.s5 Rev. n. A. ScHLIcifrER.
For sale by oil Wholesale and retail druggists.
sgrse-. ts, PURCFLL, LApD & Co., Agents.
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PURE CANDIES ARr ornKnED At AsroSf's.
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Rich. -. STONE CAMEO JEwELRY, 2
Rich. AMETHYST JEwELRY,
Rich =. ROMAN GOLD NECKLACES,
Rich. ROMAN GOLD CROSSES,
Rich. ROMAN GOLD MEpALLIoNs,
Elegant CHASED and ENAMELLEp WATCHES,
Elegant. ROYAL OPERA CHAINS,
Elegant. GUARD CHAISS,
Elegant t.. .LEoNTINE and VEsT-CHLNs,
EIesnnt SLEEVE. and BoSoM-BUTToNs,
sups rb. Il. SILVER PIECES IN CASES,
Superb. .>ILvER PITCHERS, CUPS, and GoBLETs,
Superb. SILVER CARD-CAsES,
Superb SILVER MATCH anG ToBAcco'BoAKs'
STONE CAMEO RINGS,
DIAMOND RINGS,
ENCRUSTED RINGS,
AMETHYST RINGS,
EMERALD RINGS,
PEARL RINGS,
RUBY RINGS,
ONYX RINGS.
New patterns selected expressly for our holiday.
de l4-2w NOWLAN & CO., Jewellers.
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY The probabilities
are that 1t 1eill be partly cloudy.
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um aucr1os sA1Es rA.s DAY.

prns q 1nroarrp rIla.lEsH c1Aspy q AkTosl's,
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aI.yr ,Js HAVE PsAcKr

no rL.srEa or rAnIs e.sDlss !. AsEosrs.
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A MIDNIGHT CONNECTION.
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The Earth Rocks like q Cradle.
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EARTHQUAKE.

THREE SHOCKS FEET IN THECKTY.
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Elegant GlFT-BooKs,

,,-h,cn will be found in The following i'st'
ruy cuILpsEN's GlFT-Books
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HOUSES swAYED TO AND FRo.
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LINEN and EMBROIDERED SETS,
CoLeRED LINEN SETS,
LACE SARBES,
CASMMEEE LACE SCARFS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

= HOLIDAY PRESENTS y
= HOLIDAY PRESENTS \
HOLIDAY PRESENTS r
Now receiving at NOWLAN q CO.'S.
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y,vEMLUsTRATED BOOKS.

why Of TIE special attention OF parents a
, 1875-05-08
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL

Il n not oflen thst to uuvsrytpn . condition a,
rcnDony ha. 10 Ir recortcl In The financial busnrs,
Of thu city, Day aicr day lhs situation remains with
ont any change 6f importance to anss. Daring ths
Two .uons and more Of spr;nR that haze elapsed III,
,sovpora Of collections has hccn subject Of ntos
continual conf raint, notwithstanding the wetl.tnowr
fact that lilo country was ahunfan!ly supplied with
money. Sales have proved snic lighter than was an
ttcilatcd. Tho financial orsct of this has
bccn aocn iu 1oa rapid accumulation of
deposits than would hare been cxrcctc,1,
AMI stcatIy dsmsnd from merchants
for lnnnpHt tirue When they exroct 10 e atln to da-
rrso With thr help of lilo hanea Tho dullncss ri Tho
esfors tEaae ~ hseastuus haa catsees1 hti ohasaal
3olnrtlon ei me gram anu frovis'ons marfeseA ae
s io1'i' ~ 70 pe" nese' ann mas consequently xeF'
~ "ao very iatGe atnoons Of ish'e 1he man"tao-
'n IT,, r. laFs m peem n. liberal ooFso"efe.
me f'e conoM1oa' comparatively or Tue loan mar
~ M'e u'n'n"s lag a''o"eti tons'"eF
~, ~" - u"l'''ta'' III .''e naii''" Vi .1s oa'As'
~ ~ '' ha' . ,'n.s IN Nne eo''te'A'o"s linus
,ut. ~ - .e4t... ."''.n ea,, NV 10 NJ" a.
na'~ ~. ~. y" uS e.iess tun ms o'
- ips siun % " D.'.-ou "a-
~" 49,. @ ut ko' A A"!'ra f"s
,,,,.. w.. ~ 'Is .,', v'. ~ tno e4ae y.
"a o". ~, .sna, ~, 49,. ~ Wv ssa' ,oao ""E
80 -, ~ ~. ,'"' ~, -. -. ."' -. ,-ss " 'NI 4"se - va
liz ,, n,r ~ ~ 49, ~. '4a w A''u W !"
On t,n ..reo, ra,a. M ~, ss.n1.,x ssn..
r...r..,. W. .".,'". W. ."'s u. '' 70, cent
.,.,. .o.,. Ae''3'A' "A'no"' c0a"ss ~ 'n'p'
~ Tb.ro j.. :, ,,o,..,,.
ro,ntrv ror .,h..t s.,,ta 49,, 1,,,s,., ~A'">' - U'
MI. v,asx,.'.' 49, -" e', :. ,oa "a,s ~, t,'''1F6'
,.,.,ns .a,s s'vsw'
r~,,., 49,. $1,000 nAa" =. oasaAosn. -
.rt s, ,n.. 1 '.Nuah' ""'hosn'
.,,,,.. ~ W. n..' II t''ADsF u ~
eo,,i,,ton .,na % .a ~" a.s'us "e are
~ -. ~. 49, ~ s,.. ~ ~ :" o. an W."
" '.s ~ .atss WI. .uo oAuA ''Nt H"s u II" o'o.s'
nc,t u,.-rln,, .t,a, .,,a a." :, ~, :, rs.a. '
, 1875-05-08
Iki3AT, ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were f,fed for rseer

Tho following Instruments rers afed for rseerd
Friday, May; .,..-..-
CIR PROPERTY.
North Dearborn 1t, os anil Goethe ts,
f9iti f1fyk IT, .11te.l Anr!t as,..........$ 5000
llx133f Il, latcA Msy G,................,,. sko6
West Madison Il. 9ss It nf Leartt II, . t, 42x
12l II, dated May q. d.....,.........,,.,..., kxCo
Icavttt 1t. fet Van tnfcn aud Harrison sts, v
I, Ilkt:o II. dated Feb, II, 1874. a....,,,.. Aooo
ftnm-n nj, eco II v Of 1tssttt IT. n +, 2ax1a5ff
dAtesl April y. ........................,... TOO
Walnut nt, tiA # v nf L@avin II, d T. ai1lG, IL
With buildings, dated April 17,...,.. 5000
Tha 1rcInlscA No. 10io Fulton IT. dptel 3fav 4 ona1
Enrralt st, 10 It n Of Thirty -slahti It. v T. Il
xl1I 7-1o Il, dated May f...,,...,.....,. so
fnIlfaus A., y II II Of Thirty -socorl H. e T. eat
l6oH IT, with buildings, dated Arrl n, 1874. 110oe
se.gwck at, :2J r Of White II, n, 2sxl.O.S
4, dated April Observation-Disclosures, ago
seaswsk =, 2so @ r =, > 1t white Il, of, 2i1i9fsi
not,1, 11e! neorp npE1. = ~ s2'o
r. 2tH.iss r. d.ietl May 7...:.............. 500,
lilo rseniees No. IL Wade 1t, dated May f.... $50
Fur1neF st. ts8 It wnf 1f.tssc.i II, +, .3I1GJa-
g, 1oft. .'.ed ny. Il iait.: 600
Nnst Eric 81, i'll 6-1o II " Of May At, Il, 251150
II. dated May Observation-Disclosures. 1,1no
sourH OF czTy limits, WITHIN RAntrs ov AILEs
OF CotRT-HOtsuE.
Wentworth NJ, cor 1T ffttJ.!lfti It, " t. ~
D-10xl7D Ito n. dated May y5.............,$ 5000
Evans AZ, 40 n = of Forty-eccnntf ct, n +, 7sx
1GD II. with other property, dated May :l.... 1000
Ens&sTood ~, u 4. suxl1s IT, in Biock IT, Sec,
18, IL. II. dated Oct. %. 1A73.... ..,,,,,, lc5o
Lois u to II. U1ork III. Of Fil2tc's . HaHA.
Sec, II, ~, Is, tnted March 13....,..,.,,,.. 80
, 1875-05-08

l Al tIHk
rices shtrn..s toof uo,t ~ H. ag.rmT. lpsnaogs.
n,,os s,ori, atetc NJ Il n,as m .UI w ,vhas " M
ss6.5v, ns to qusiity 'S'''''' "AA ~ e''S
rt., ,, EAsF LInEGff.
ex1ntt Braer Yanng Eaur f1nrnTr rrGs< r.,
a. trT1ri,,ratMts ~ tp st . r.. nsy tM 1
for. aeainst E4I1 tho vcrE 1S,r. es,, H. 4 o,ap1
salcs fair with very HIGHT donspi: Esatcrn buScrs
would not tska hold On seco,int OF the hoh nr;ces
sakc si,hou.h tney wers 81 stronr FAX 1a.t
wcck1 cloking ratcs extra, l4oo to Isu b. III sos
TGu PRIME zoo to 1aD0 ihs ID onGt15. roo1 ihl
to lu h. IS tpaj;5: fair 0Ju IL + I'D H.. 4, 10 Il
a5.7k common, % p1 10 lo05 Ls sfTS15 I'll hills
| $1T5tabD0; stockerx and fct1srs, t15s6aH nj fhs
sae. for ths week footed Lass head aaanat Liza hea
Moos-t,ecc,pts y sto bead sr,,ns. ts u, III. ,css
besoro anrpy for yssI .ss oi assyy many of tns
avrlIals wnIn thrn,;uh rnuafrnmcnIs nmnXJ Il xsrv @
tra phtlalelphis. $3.50 to 500 ixcs $500 to ssa5
Iorkers, 57.4o 10 Se5 rough and Inferior, $3.50 70
$7.OA "
sHrgr-Reeatpts vare 1o,3oo head, agaiuss q, $50
tho week before; supply fully equal 10 Ito t1e1nant
ana ptsecs about ~ higher than 1ast week extra
1hr $a.59 to $,.23; falr IS to 10 bs 81 10 10 s4G1
scalaeaxs per head. Il 80 to *1.o0. : 'E''
ALBANY,
49, Sptcfdt ni<patrt 10 THt Edffags fffsune.
hLbANrt y: T., May 7.-skEyEa-Hocelpts 6,e cars,
d9 !ss' ~ sasn a,aa as Wssk rse mark.: opened weea
ruled steady. Will 4 noderats E:steEn aid local de-
tnanu for medium weights rooA nattys steers sstrs
veghta unsahble AMI hcli 1t 7e, this highest prics
realized; $7e0 sud aown to $G.25 for good butchesug
stcets: cars Rood To!as rcceise and Eold at 3coa
Ill .ao mares t9f ~ graAGs coasd d but steady.
20 GMr-Husa Ia.I " aaaAe htgaeF aeMana hnuefat:
hna trado slow Easteto wants being qtuaf And local
, 1875-05-08
TELEGRArHGC MARKET REPORTS

EbRF{ON MdNKEre
s,,rsa, nf,naftS Ia X. chi.os. 1+n...
IzvrnpooI- Nav I'll mmF+ ~ arn"~a a.,
n, ! ~. = AA''
out1y-,rb..,-w,n,sr n, "a. y, ,
snrtnr M = a, es. ~ os a.. ~, .. H'' ~ y.
No l. q. III. c,r,, NJ =. ~, Wv, w. ~, ~ :: "
cont, for ~. ,,,t ihr.s 49, ~ ~ ~ '. ~
Co DO nr, Wv. Arosr,can ro,nT ~ ~ ~ rn'sa
| sis Cd, @'~' > "-- - @'' =
| u.,
Isyrnroo, ss."1 ~. A&'1a' W..
wh.,.N,uI.., a,,y - p. '-oaEaostuFfs-oan.
~ sH4s w. y - iA"i Ho. y W .aS e4uo no.
, 1875-05-08

A 30. Corn n.qnet anil rteay; aa,ea at 83c Al,
JAN neglected. lsys. tl'lH tre. harley, pol,a hn'
rrrRnrrH. ""sc.
&27.9a; gray !nrgp, $itb0, ''""nr3.
Gli.iN-Hhcat ir,n; prices ,nch,n,,s. c,-,
AMI t'Rh'r t6aase :or mttcd II rrltns yrItar urn
iGrnt.i'kuM-Qiiist crude, Sl.37H At rArkar,,..
dnod, 14fsn PhaIclphta delivery, ID
, 1875-05-08
Tbs following wars Tia aggregate asipnents frua, tin
f1mt porte, exert CtNJvlan.1:


1,oo rnnn1,rTcE W.. r.v,rsi,. ~, h., Ia.
mrh IN Erstn iesyng The market qlte hars Of opcr.
atpz. lnrng considerable part Of Ill. session. Ltrs
hogs vcrc ac.kp IN x,od aun,lr. sna ouotct r,.Icr
wa',1 tenasa 20 Heasen psoa"et. especially m NJ"
iofk ~a> reported gun; bls therd VA" very sittlo
change In pfcea bsro except in pork Tho eetiuas Of
stusr product scnr xspsr,iir IIoit.
.I1ss rnnu-y,s n,o,,,r,t,,x ..,,-. ..n
,o,'N", $50 ~, - 80 "'o'., '' ac'fe' N" ae7"era
i!Ec PET be loHest ahuer Rather 1re3 odars l. aeU
clltr1y on country accnnnt Ba'os wute rsrortsA Of
80 brlS csa at s2l 6s ais br1a in Al st 1a,t T.,
~ III. ..I.. 1.- =. 81, rsS,as ~ ~ $500 sHs-t'o
, 1875-05-08

3'rk, Michigan. tudinna, aud Western Gno, 4sa3ts;
rofnbtnr, ~sthet tot3a1e; con,bing unxss,ed, 4Sta
fac; fnc. unwaahtd, a5f:r7c: roaras medium, IN.
washed, NNAc: tub washed, bacasoc; szsrs and
n,aeno, pusd. 4dttsoc; NJ, anil super, pnltsd, As
GOc. ~
, 1875-05-08
NEW YonK pny. ooons .anxer

-" L@HN SH1' NAOu3 HNltHtt+
NEw YoHH. Nay 1.-naHiness Il 1u,es with con,mIt-
sten houses, bnt satrA nuts acti*tty Ii jobbnH
nsahcheF. Chiffon eoods quiet rrinta jobbibg al very
low rates cetrnl Park al!rt!nas an,t Lodi priu re-
ulfcetl Nc ~ sgeuts Woo!aus Anl ahawls dull.
The Daily Ruttts.n says: "1hs balsncs Of Atlantic
Ds'atns Company worAtett dress fabrics viii b sad 1t
auction on Wednesday next.
, 1875-05-08
LAKES HURON AND ST. CLAIR.


The Tribune Gtatcs tat last Tuesday uc;,t cotarta
lad IS years old, liauod Samuel rowty who wua CHI.
Tloyed on tho hsga EAto r,cc lying at tho font of
Asroa street, fell overheard and wrs drewnc,t baforo
ssattanes could reach hin. The body was recovered,
1.-THE tug Win'low, Capt. Danger, arrived vp from
Aoll*ys lsisn1 Wednesday morning for two mofs
sea pumrs, zikMg liz In Ill that srs has ,aken 10
toe wreck Of tho scsr Exchange at that point Great
hiiAeuJ wA experienced BY The wrockcrs In raising
tbs vssaea on account Of hss being vy laden With
stone: Thy r. new sngsged I'll pumping her Out
:i;cart p.ze e tho tna urana. willis trying to
" fender Of *hs tc.so! It'll tbs head tausiaa seEous
Fash, laytuE shs skuu bato. IL II .q fair way
o liz .r .ra c,y III stsa 1a ns o
oeelc1 In relieving the steam.bargs 6wallow Of the
or to b senea III vi rr eA1go Ts snao@
coldet With tbs Fred Kelley Tucxiay. and went down
o% I savs = SSs:i;; srnas sst + H. i0:s . s
i. oemrsIIed hss 10 tofa lasi. Il c,stess.n s H.
way ia with 9Fest d'ftuty Ahs fos.n. soins re- ii
duncan Iiarior. Delax there aha encountered ies
4 r. ssssis st s'.a
-,: e,o,.. AZ, 14sr SAGINAW;
ess. mosas a.es 7eass. s..ped 10 ni iaa
ssenay, RtSss II peF;1 ct to. t,tx eus 4sts1 ~
RAY o17Y AND SAGINAW;
The LAY City Chronicle has tAs following ttems -
EasdnE lnsr!Ae nattsrs 1t that port: Tho prog
Afadtdry snd tow Will lsavs this port prnbabl5 to
morrow The sehr TAses Friends Is rspassel Ashots
4 Essans 1ae, aud lhs xtmr Wellington At spectacle
A9cf; .Ths aehr Lousa has hsen chatterea 10
m, Tit. 4 Is gents losa thsl, ue N.rgs Assos.tloo
rates.. .Ths Montgomery. which wss clsstsrsd "
Keith hstrs to take s0o rls Of salt fron. H. draa4
aftsrnoen and her way down st about o<iock.
:...A spsoal to The Detroit htbltt+ Hys Tho barge
coidnbus!, 10 getting an4idA Of Tie cAAtuA u sha
mouth II tas saau.v Asr.E, IAN upon aAy
, 1875-05-08

Tbs following wnre Tho rocutrs and shipments If
Tho leading artclol Of proluce III this city during The
twehJ-tonr hoHrs endlug n o'clock On Friday
morning, And for the corresponding data oas yoar
ago.
, 1875-05-08

llo0H-At further 41oclinn Of 10e tho market npen.
"a fairly actaTn and maintained good dexrse Of &C.
tssty d'wn to tho ctca.. Light weIrhts, which iu-
bio as .dp, sud ho7ver weights Il $7i5&soJ
thoagh tha Latter hguss waa paid In onY ons Of .Ho
Few sstes wtrs stfected aboys $I.o, whi1e
most Of tbs transfers within ; rauHa nf n ma
,;e Ths maEke4 tlosal steady with hus litts aoek
, 1875-05-08

New Jersey Central Ina Ijuiou rsc. bonda -. t0oh
H. faul............. Ssf
, 1875-05-08
".
AHEVEaF, Nay T,-P1rHoLxuH-M,

fPFF*N4 lI1pa@t@ 1FE6HH6.
bosIoN. Nass Nay 7+-Frslghts reported by Jossph
Z. woods, freight broker, o. stats street, Grain
frslght4 dull su4 inactive. The worry snail supply OF
toaAage suitable for grAiu was met BY very fsw In
1airtes from gEstn shippers. To I7erpoo. By steam:
grim in bulk, 1t to sha pet bu; provisions, n. ID
per Ion; cotton. sldl pei b oil cake eos iper Ton,
70 Liverpool. By salt grala In shIps' bsgs,
ID assed and no otEea; provisions, Ma,
To Loulon, BY sai. oil cake, liz Cd. Measurement
aoods, los; sperm oil We. Charters during ths weak
An American bark hence to Rotterdam, 1,soo brls
psrosu.n u II ID psr brl Italian bark henno 10
Cork for osdsrsl 1900 qrs corn Il u ~, Britiah
bark hence to Cork fer orders 1900 qrs wheat 1t u
ID; british bark Entire, hsncs to London, 40 tons
el-esks It III ID. Engagements By stsa Co. 900 bu
corn at k@Hd: 400 tons ptoFiAions at III ID
hErrh sossssnsut 1.toe balos cotton a& z1e27a2d
Ear u,
, 1875-05-08

PHILADELPHIA Woot MARKET.
fnttApktsuiAt Nay 1.-Weo1 qu,st but asesdy; sup
ply Light snd psees arnef; t.lss of Ohio, rsnnsyl-
vanis, and West virginia II snd abo1s At sl0sss,
I, ss9see; 1c1auu, s1057ks; oossst- uQaaa; Nav
, 1875-05-08
ILLINOIS { MICHIGAN CANAL.

nhfDoEponTt MaV 7.-Asn1rzo-shalnrsek, La
sslle Loco bu whs1t $3.50 bu oats Coate4 Morris.
2Gco ba corr $500 BIZ oats; Monte clri.,o. scutc,,
s.'oo hu corn; Gen. Mcclellan Spring L.kc, $500 bu
corn Hoard Of Trade. Spring Lake. a,o0o b,, corn
otEAhxo-lndustry, Morris, s3,G!3 II lumbar:
Georgia. Ottawa, 4.s2l rozts: Dolphin. Ottawa, 81, III
II lumber. 49,
, 1875-05-08

VESSELS PASSED Port HURON.
SpFefat Hts,,sth ia n. Chieaoo Tr{asne.
Foar HURON, Sl'ch, May 7.-Ihs Steam barge In.
prror and coa'ort, from Chicago, passed down thh
evening, The first hoata through The 1tralts The Csp
ta1n reports Larius cons through 60 nnil,a Of les
, 1875-05-08
XaA lkLN.

si!EET-Thero was : light amount of trading IN
shid branch Of thu market at romlna1ly unchanutt
prices. Shippers tonk most nj tbs oiIerjnrs. Nc
I,!o:s ahorn shctp At tooa5.oo aud unahorn ii $50
tsG.5p, rs to quAlY,
, 1875-05-08

There was 'ittfa mors inquiry, md rates ~trc
shade better. Tho achr A. ]. Eogers was taken for
aooa ha oats 7 3c, md he schr Oncouta for 27b bu
sorn NJ afc, both to buffalo. Also, tie prop
Iotufuac for 1o11n1 bu wheat, - F''F
L'n0er fre!sits to several Of the East ahors pors
A. !owar. Following ars thu rntcs now ruling
h!entstce, $l.5nG91.f2t: f.MlIngtoi and MnsksYou
ss.31!sNl'9o; Alcnon1inee. $l.S0; 0tont6. $i.75.
pETHOIr.
nasineas 10 very dull. No inquiry fur r1t.n sasft-
cts: wheas to 0g1euAtur5 nominal at &c,
N1Lw4UKEE.
ElChartern To osNc6o-schr Orient, wheat 1t tHe,
DuiTAlo--schs II. h. Tremblc, wheat At 4kc.
, 1875-05-08
The STRAIIE

THE WElLAMb CANAL.
oawEoo, n. T.. MAy 7.-Ths United Btates stmr
Aaa from Detroit, arrived here fills morning. shs il
ths hrss 1sssal through tie Weand Cana Ills ssasop
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-01
IreIand's Agricultural Condition.

The registrar-gencral's report on the
agricultural statistics Of Ireland for 1873
comes to confirm the sanguine estimate
of Irish prosperity i'm which the lord
lieutenant INDUCED at Derry. Perhaps
the most striking piece of evidence IL
that of emigration returns, which we can
only include among agricultural statistics
bv something like bull That BIZ
600 persons left the shores Of Ireland
during the first six months of the present
year, as compared with the $1,000 who
emigrated in the same period last year,
shows that the demand for labor is really
improving. The inference Is suggested
by the return of total acreage under
crops, as compared with the acreage un-
der grass-the former showing an increase
of 81 900 acres, the latter a decrease OF
40. 900 acres. Thus there is slight
turn in the tide which set in after the
famine, and some land apparently that
was given up 10 pasture has been recon
quered by the pillow. The danger Is that
in the uncertain climate of Ireland this
reaction may 90 too far, and that crops
of too speculative a kind may again be-
grown. At present this is not 80; the
acreage under wheat, Of which the cult
walton in Ireland is not safe i'm one year
out of five, has diminished by one-third
since 1871, while oats, barley, and green
crops show an increase. Potatoes, which
are fine crop this year, are less in favor
than they were, partly owing 10 the pop
ular change Of habits, and partly TO the
dread Of the American pest-the Colo
RADIO beetle.-LOHdOn Spectator.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-10-01

thither in a vessel sailing direct from
Nautes.
After long intercession, the couple
were induced by the encouragement to
repair, on board a Dutch vessel, to the
Isle of Bourbon, where they resided for
many years. IN 1854, the count was
removed by an epidemic fever, and his
death was soon followed by that of his
child.
In the succeeding autumn, 1855, the
widow, whose cup of sorrow was now
filled to the brim, went to live in the
FaubOurg Montmartre, near Paris, but
six years later she retired to Brussels, at
the invitation of some of her old friends
The story of her misfortunes, though
made known to precious few, reached
the ears of Ferdinand Albert II, duke of
Brunswick-Bevern, who allowed her an
annual pension of sixty thousand FORMS
Although constantly beset by troubles
on all Sides and even prosecuted by the
Romish propaganda, she resisted all in
vitations to again join her family. By
deeds of charity she endeared herself to
the poor of Brussels, and finally died,
steadfast believer in Professionalism, in
September, 1872, aged seventy-eight.
Perhaps this is all that will ever be
known of the story of the sorrowed wife
of the Grand Duke Alexis. For many
years after her death, the most remark
able incidents of her career were con-
cealed from the public; and until re-
Gently, historical researches were power
less to recall them. There can be no
doubt that her eventual life was sur
rounded with even darker mystery than
has yet been cleared up. But, even as
it is, its romanticism imparts to it an air
of falsehood; while, on the other hand,
the knowledge of sworn testimony makes
the seeming fiction more remarkable
than truth. The poet, if not the histo-
rian, may yet pay honest tribute to the
memory of the iIl-starred Charlotte of
Brunswick L. dustin, IN APpIetOn's
,IOurD0I