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The Morning herald., 1876-07-19

Under and by virtue of a decree entered
heGth dayofJ June, A.D.l876, in the abOvesuit
nd in the exercise of the power conferred
pnnn Ms under mortgage of THE WILL
WISGTON AND READING RAILROAD
f,nMPANY, dated March 3, A. d, 1868. the
{,ndcrsigned trustees. to whom all the ne
fessary authority in the premises has been
tjyrn by said decree and mortgage, Will on
RE ID day of October, A. ID. 1876 at l2o'clock
S,aon. at the Merchants Exchange, in the
fjt, Ct Philadelphia, expose to public VEN
I19 or outcly. as one entire lot, the Rail
{oal of the Wilmington and Reading Rail-
{oed Comuany. extending from point on
She line of the Philadelphia and
i Heading Railroad at or near Birds Mro IN
fue county of Jerks, in the State of Penn
Evlvania, to the city OF Wilmington. in the
State of delaware, with all rights privileges
bmmunties and franchises OF the said vii.
bnngton and Reading Railroad Company
nnaer any and all grants from the state OF
but exclusive OF the fran
Ehises granted by the state of Delaware, to-
kmi,ey with the equipments thereof. con-
}4inf; OF all the locomotives, cars ana loli,
BIG st> elk belonging to said company and
/ $50 ali the rights OF fwayand lands occupied
pr Il Led in connection with or TOR the con-
kruc,on, completion and maintenance of
said railroad, together with all the bridges.
culverts, side-tracks, depots, depot grounds.
stations, machine shops buildings ana
other structures and improvements OF eV
~ kind and description acquired ana erect
ed or c0nnec,e ed with said rail :Oad whether
il the States OF Pennsylvania or Delaware.
! he said property will be sold clear + all
subsequent to the lien of said
mortgage,
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NOTICE.-AID LOAN ASSOCIATION.
stockholders of the Aid Loan Association
will be held on Wednesday evening next,
July 10Th; at o'clock. The annual report
will then be submitted, and officers and
directors elected.
GEO. G. MARIS, Sec'y.
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ICE DEALERS.
A RCTIC ICE COMPANY.
No. 2EAST SECOND STREET.

25 to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred.
1OU TO 1000 pounds, GO cents per hundred.
to tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for
larger quantities. Eastern ice only.
ap4-8n J.B. CONROW q SON.
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PRICES FOR.lS7t

Various quantities from Is to 10D pounds,
at the rate of 20 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at SO cents per 100 pounds; ton
to 3 tons at $40 per ton, over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality of ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, aud will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. nl27-6m
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N MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, !

Wilmington, Del, IN 5, IsB.
tthe request of the Board of Health. the
Mayor calls attention to the following or
dinance:
1t shall not be lawful for any person to
cleanse, or caused to be clearsed, any privy
we'll in this city during the months of July
md August, unless such privy Well stall
have been cIeansed within two months
previously, without having tst Obtained
from the Secretary of the Board of Health
permit authorizing the same to be don*,
for which he shalt pay to the Secretary for
The u, e OF the city The sum of two d liars,
and every person SO offending shall be
guilty of a common nuisance, and shall b.
liable to a iGe of five dollars. to be Imposed
by the Mayor" W. Il. HlTELEY,
iyE-,5t Mayor.
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FOR SALE.

"a, sALE.-A GREAT BARGAIN-A
WM M,yn Koomed Dwelling in West Will
pm 'on' ii. FARRELL,
PAN. NV. Cor. 5th aad Walnut.
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NOTICES..

ERANKLIN LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ Fourth eeries-3c0 shares of stock in
this association AZ now offered for sale at
81 per share. First payment on or before
Monday, July "A. Apply to
d. D.T.HAWKlNS, Secretary
JyI7.6t 404 Market street.
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X uNkEL'S MAGIC
N HAIR REsTOEER
restores .gray-mixcd, led, light or faded
hoauS hhaauS OF hair, boards or moustaches. toa
rn.1utlin! brown or black, in from one to
iiour ir applications. 1t is free from sulphur
iua., ,,a, acids, mercury, silver, or anything in
furious TO citherilair or beald,
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF.
i Expressed to all parts on receiptof one
W'nn0ieS1se and retail depot, No, 9iG VINE
rlNEET. T.Pt'tLADILpHlA. dcc.4.- oily
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WANTS.

- NTED.-A Boy of genteel appear
w AM ance' about Is years efage. Address
n 81. aa''' A. B., This Oifice.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CITY TAX.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CITY TAX.
II FAYEh'S FOR 1873.
! he undersigned having given notice and
called time and again on delinquent tax
payers, and having on the 18th day of June
:.eftled with the City FINANCE Committee
for ls75, as required by law, nuwglve notice
to the few delinqnents still on the books,
that they must call Immediately and pay
their taxes for the past year, and thus save
cost and trouble.
Office No 10 East Sixth street, between
Mari ct and King,
Hours from o'clock q. nj. to IL m.. and
from to and to Sp. m.
''"' EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver of Northern District, including
all north of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver If Son u',@rl District, Qncluding
all south Sixth street.
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NorlCE.-sUNDAY EXCURSION.

WILMINGTON AND WESTERN r. r.
SUNDAY, JULY %,
ket streets. for Mt. Cuba snd Landenburg,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ returning leave Landen-
burg at 4.30 p. NJ, and Mt. Cuba at $40 p.
M; arriving in " Wilmington at54e P. NJ.
jyl9-W&s D, CONNELL, Supt,
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.nAy AT THOME. --Agents wanted.
n1c nntfIt and terms free. TRUE d GO.
plD V"yMW Maine. m6-lyeOd.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1875 AT A. NJ.
ON STEAMER JOHN A. WARNER,

10 Camden, and thence by rail- allowing
oyer r six hours in the city by the sea.
iMreturning. ir leave Atlantic City at 6p. M.
~. me heretofore good order will be main
.aiilh"d, as no disroputable person will be
atloWed on The excursion. Order Is our
inos,o. Tickets for adults 80 25: children,$
Apply to j. l.. Gouley,5 East Fourth street.
d Z. Morrow, 1910 King street. jy7-eodta2
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OFFICES: NOS East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del.
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EXGU RsIDNS.
EXCURSION.

Gouley's annual excursion TO Atlantic
Gly,unler the direction OIL. l.. Gouley and
D.. d., Z. Morrow, will leave French street
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PUBLIC SALES.

I,rp1JC sALE.-M, THOMAS & SONS,
Auctioneers.
lur WILMINGTON e. READING RAIL-
ROAD.
T, the Circuit Court of the United States
=, and ,i for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
Eania. "i In equity, no. Al. October ses-
lions, 1873.
krNIJND D. RANDOLPH,
THE WILMiNGTON e. READING
RAILROAD GO. AND OTHERS.
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The BabcOck Trial.
A JURY EMPASELLED -PRELIMlSARY ADDRESS
OLE TILE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

4 JURY EMPASELLED PRELIMINARY ADDRESS
OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ST. LOUIS, February S.-There was no
delay this morning in securing jury III the
Babcock trial. Three or four were put
through rigid inquiry. The jury-is well
distributed throughout the State.
The District Attorney. Colonel Dyer, then
addressed the jury on the part of the prose-
cuton. He repeated the history Of the con-
spiracy, and cited several dispatches alleged
to have passed between Joyce, Mcdonald,
Avery, and Babcock to show that the two
latter persons were engaged in the con-
spracy.
Colonel Dyer stated that it would be proved
that the defendant furnished information to
the ring here, thus thwarting the Depart
ment in all efforts to gel an investigation that
would reveal the frauds. He claimed that
it would be clearly shown that Babcock not
only had full knowledge of the frauds, but
that he aided the conspirators in their work,
and received money directly from Joyce,
who mailed it to him. Babcock and Avery
were the two men at Washington who kept
the ring posted, even after the indictment OF
Mcdonald. Babcock, it would be proved,
was in secret correspondence with him. The
evidence, Colonel Dyer said, would in a
measure be circumstantial, but there Would
not be a link missing in the chain.
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pui,lic Education.

e
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-t'f '''''. l,,
t~.'. ~. .'-}F.'7 '' ."' Tr, Uorso
y" .-.a,".8>, f'"'H''2 o. 49,. l.rl .
..... .,r tl + l.G''!'" an" Law ,,;,'.,
~. Ii. 5, -'aa "rrihS In, nv -
.s..r. +" cn.,. .rA'or .Hc 'u"1','o,' =,
$50. 1..> h.Hi" . irtia'Hl"- ~ =,
o.. 81. T.. Committee "!i!"! u,1," .,,ti,.n
....., 'ut0. :.Hi-1 5'i ""oi',' - '"' i'a;r
,... .,,ru& ri. b.! Gilbert :. " ANIL e i','
,... O., ,a. mm.'t,", a>hih| 1"l t"e 1pp I,
,,. d. BE pr"c'r's u >1'.>'' pa,l'1 ,''. ~
s,. IN. l,joD4, purposes. Ac'''"'"I ~ ~
IL. -: proceeds oi safes 81 i'u"''o ,', 49,
=, Z, u.~r,a,'G' Tor me cauG',,o" ~ o"'
,,o:,D i1c'.'.d lAa' thc Ac' s''''' ~. ' 'ny
'.., r.f.r. ~ T,;..aI. impair or S">ir"u 49, =,
lass 9.pIr 81. 49, The pr,cnp NO" VI PUN
u, j. o-,iur ra.!E pi pHbHC I4huH lo' l'o'.,'
...f Iar a- ..I''in1 IN Any n'uie' Tue
,.-,.. r, II t.i,.-:r,> TO a(tf OF 'Altuu LUG
.t of gaar-'rtd upon suCh iAhus. in'
>, ..r..-f,C I,un-rr,, JErT the puD!ic Qoultiu
:. ,.r l,,!.rt. limited. OraylIdEcd, or Us ~
49,. ..l.-.%!la bounty Hnds. The Secretary
n. IL. TrcA>ar, b, authorized at the close OF
,.,p C.,-.I wear 70 .,-r-rttln the net cash pro-
r....l. a., ,.-..,, O. IuJG1 lands, anu on or
l.a.-. i4.g Il o. each year 10 apportlon 10
-. -.r,r4. State. ana Territories, ana the
r..'rc, of CJ.Hu1i', upon The basis oil pop
,.at.on OF sid STATE, aud territories pc-
!.,rra the 49, ~ i've ana tW"hty-ohe years
~, net proceeds o. he sales OF pubic lahuS
Dr rl-ru,u,ug Year. There is PROVISION
IN the. I.H. M,Mryc-, That after i've years one
h,,t a laid IT,; prorr,d-. and after ten years
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"A Winter TOrnadO-A Sheriff a vi Eli
Prisoner Nearly Frozen

[From the Hudson IN. ~ starJ
On Tuesday evening last Sheriff Van T. 8
sci left this city for the State prison at Dan.
nemora, Clinton county, with prisoner
named Charles Mcguire, sentenced to that
institution for the term Of three years. He
arrived on Wednesday morning at point
where it becomes necessary to take wagon
conveyance TO the prison, distant about six.
teen miles. The sheriff, bis prisoner, and
the driver OF the vehicle started for the pr-
son early in the{orenoon, the weather being
very pleasant, but when within about half a
mile OF their destination the temperature
underwent rapid change, the air was sur
charged with snow, hail, and dirt, and
perfect tornado arose, which tore up trees by
the roots, hurled their branches in all direc.
tions, and Frustrated fences. The snow and
sieet beat against the faces of the party in the
wagon, who were compelled to come to a
halt, and so cutting was the air that in
short time the ears and right cheek of Sheriff
Van Tassel, ears and nose of the prisoner, and
aural members Of the driver were frozen as
stiff as q stake. The horses being unable to
proceed on account of the opposing power
OF the elements, the party got out Of the
wagon one at a time, the first holding on to
one side of the wagon until the second got
out, and then the two until the last was on
the ground, when they let 90 their hold, end
away went the wagon up against the fence,
having been overturned by the wind. The
horSes were turned about, and at one time
it seemed 10 Sheriff Van that be would have
to " take jump up into the air." but at last
q tcamstcr drove in sight with sleigh, and
the party were conveyed to tue prison be-
numbcd.
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Lamesr: White ons. 81 $50 q 1000 ;wesscrr
yirainia poplar. sl5@R25 p 1000. wi,i.sisine.
SsoGSI5 $1,000. YeIIaS niue boarfs. 4I 1T3I1
s0tst. sl26&lS. according to lengths. Hhtns,ex-
IL Inc: cypress six-iich. S7.b0Hf41 ESQ
a as,Suo. Laths--sphI 81 so; sawed, egg 1896 ~
- o,drsss-- WhiskeT-hare t,n,ber green, slSn20
o. I.9OD: seasoned. e2o0S2S ~ 1000. Flour.
o oaIae s 1ssr. sssI5o LOCO fionr barrsf
o oD.e hon h3gsneao hoops, demsnd hick.
!. Rogs:aMixed cotton, sxc: white, z@oc. wool.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
~ Scotch. best brands, pints, s2ns2.I5 a
Rsct.ssd Iyaissus: Make. quiet; proof, nomf-
Rgs Whisksys: Medium. sI.50Efs2: pure ot8
s2@x4: Virginia Mountain, ner, s2Gcsz M: odd
s2.50ESS3 80 and upwards. ~
Gin: Domestic. s1.251is2: imported, ss case.
BT1ndfs8: Domestic. RJ.261s2; fruit. 81 $50
Sl.50: apple. new, S225Gs3: Virgins peach,
Rum: New Enx:ana, sl.e5@sI.s5: Jau,aica
and Santa Cruz, $44Gf6. J
RziN.Feed.
SAtpstnf: 55c. u hashel.
BrolcaSsuT: 3OU35c. ~ husne
Sh0Tts: 2593sc. u busf7el.
Wheat Bran. 20@25c. ~ bushel.
Corn Bru7s: 1SG32oc. u buslleL
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
England.
OPENING OF PARLTAMENT-THE QUEENS
SPEECH, &C.


OPENING OF PARLIAMENr-THE QUEENS
SPEECH, &C.
LONDON, February S.-Tbe Queen opened
the new session of Parliament soon after
noon to-day, although she did not read her
speech in person. The weather was dull
and cold, though thousands Of people lined
the streets through which the Queen and her
attendants passed. She did not 60 in state
The Queen particularly requested that the
usua! ringing Of the Westminster Abbey. and
St. Margaret church bells on her ap-
proach be omitted in consequence OF
the illness of Lady Augusta Stanley.
The Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Edin-
burgh, the Marchioness of LoFne, and the
Princess Beatrice accompanied her Majesty.
The Queen having taken. the throne, and
the usual formalities having been gone
through with, the Lord Chancellor read the
speech, of which the following are the salient
points
The relations of England with all foreign
powers continue of cordial character. The
Sultan not yet having been able to
quell the instruction 10 his dominions,
England has not stood aloof from the
efforts now being made by other Govern
ments to bring about pacifcatioD. England
has agreed, with the sanction Of Parliament,
to purchase the Khedive's shares in the Suez
canal, and the Queen relies with confidence
upon sanction being granted. China has
received In friendly spirit the REPRESENTS
tions made by England in regard TO the Mar
gary murder, and tits hoped the discovery aud
punishment Of the offenders will speedily fol-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

| kCESOkIs reUrUaIJ 1917 {.
| SALEs.-1o shares Richmond and Danvilie Rail.
road stock sold at Az.
STATE Sscurfties.-Vlreinia consols, 68A bid, SO
1ng,;p virginia consols. new an 6ie vrgna
asked. -. = - - =.
CIV Observation-Disclosures city s's. l0S4 bid:
t htSshmond city SIS, go BID: Norfolk city 6's Tx
bridge Ss. 92h bid.
,Rattroad bonds.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
IS, gold i and NJ, 20 bid: Virginia Central Rail-
road 1nrd MORTGAGE 6's, J. and j.. 80 bid Virginia
anu Iiennessee kai road second mortgage 6's, j.
preferred rs j. and j., S2k bid, Sc asked: Rjch-
\, pEo ana petersburg Raiiroad first mortgage S's,
j, A. nd D.. los bid; Richmond aud Petersburg
Rasir. Ss nj mor,xaxe rs 4. and o. 90 bid;
6s, JsapS >. 80 bid: Richmond ana DanyllIe Rail
road eoIsol;da, ed 6'&, u. aad N, 70 bid; Rich.
mono, Yors f;h 'er and Chesapeake Railroad and
Steamboat S's- j. aid j., 20 bid
Railroad StoekS.-s oriolk and Petersburg Rail-
road, 400 par, ~ bid richmond, fredericksburg
20 par, 81 bid; tishmond aLa DanSilie Railroad,
100 par, ~ bio, 5 asked; SeaboaId and Roanoke
Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 100 bid.
Bnnk Stocks.-First National, 100 par, 1l4S bid,
i asked; National Bsuk of Virginia, 100 par,
1919 asked Stats Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 81
oid, S3A asked; Bank of Commerce, 20 par, rs
bid; Union Bank of Richmond. so par, SO asked
Merchants aud Planters SavlIgS, IS par, TN
lsked; Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, 70 par, 2sa bid. 32H asked;
Insurance. LDrSpdntes.-Vir9ipta Fire and Ma-
rine, 25 par, 36 bid, 3Sl asked Virginia State IS
par, 25a bid; virginia Home. 90 par, 100 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, So bid. 90 |
,da Cky, 100 Ear, s3 asked; Old Dominion,
IuraAce Company. 70 par. rs asked; Richmond
Fire Association, 25 par. % asked.
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Markets by telegraph.


NEW YORK February s.-Coion duh ard frrsus-
lar; sales OF 1f7U9 bales at % 49, Gal &c.
Southern flour prm with fair inquiry; common 70
tlir extra 70 lSass.eo; good 70 choice extra.
spring. Corn, h@'Is. better: business fair ;64x@
southern in store for aor ne es~ v sh1ts
southern afoat. Oats dub ana heavy; 4S4p49c,f for
vested w sn s,,,s aud s state tsss White
lasses unchanged. RIcsuncbanged Taliow frnl at
s@3sc. Rosin and tuupenliue dull. Posk closed
lower at is Srese,s quiet s aesssy
BALrraoRE.
BALTIMORE, February s.-Pour and wheat un-
changed. Corn-Southtrn So, dy /; western Ert,1er
southern white, $50 &c. yellow, 5r6l50c.. Oats
strong and buoyan,. Pork nnchanged Bulk meats
higher shoulders. S%c clear rib. Ike. Bacon
and lard steaay. cofet rn and not e auola as
higher. "hiskey noninslly ftrs at a1.l2S. sugar
gu Ct.
unchanged Wheat involve at % .25dsi. s5. Corn
dull at 40@43c. Oats firm ana in fair deman 4 at
a sna Iafd esse
steam. IL 3-l6@ 2Ac.: kettle. I5@t3Ac. Bulk
meats steady anu In fair demawi shoulders. &c. |;
clear rib-Sidr' 1la &C.: Clear sides, 111atGl1 Ike.
Bacon steady with moderate demand; shoulders, 9k
G94c.: e:,r RIB sides. I2aGp l2&c.: clear sides,
1850 2hc. WhisSey-Demsnd good at full prices
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, February S.-Flour and grain nuiet
and unchanged i'rovi ions trner and Ia good de-
mand. PORK, S22. Observation-Disclosures, &c.:
clear rib-sides, Ike. clear SIDES, 11kc. Bacon
Shoulders. 9aac ; Gle !r rlD.sides 12Ai612ac. Lard
Iierce. l4sc.; prime keg, l4HgI5c. Whiskey
quiet and firm at 81 U6.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS February S.-Fopr-Mediuin fall
extras scsrce AID wanted. Wheat irregular; No.
red wln;er; Il 52S. Cora active and higher; No.
2 mixed, 39Sf9394c. Uals-iIema M light but
holders firm. Barley and rye dull. Pork qnl t and
unchanged. Lard easier at Sla6el2.O5. Bacon
nal. WhlskeS steady aud unchanged. Hogs steady
and unchanged. Cattle very weak for shipping
grades. and null. Receipts-Florr, 2200 barrels;
Barley. 1,009 bushels: Rye. 900 bushels Hogs,
2,400 head Cattle $50 head. .sn .-r
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From Gloucester County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch .
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA"

Correspondence Of the Richmond DiSpatch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA"
February ), 1876,
Considerable excitement has been created
at the village Of Cappa hosc, in this county,
by the whipping of young man, who says
he is a Frcnchman. The facts Of the case
seem 10 be rs follows: Mr.. K. 6. Farley, a
merchant, suspected the Frenchman of steal,
Ing bis oysters. The suspected man started
away down the York river in 4 sall-boat.
Mr.. Farley got out 4 warrant OF arrest. The
fugitive was arrested ia York county and
brought before Il justice at Cappahosc. lie
pleaded guilty, and on the law being read TO
him elected to be whipped, which was &C.
cordingly done. His sympathizcrS say the
whipping was unmcrcitul.
Mr.. :. W. Tin>ley, a young gentleman OF
popularity, who has made considerable
amount OF money 10y saving timber, was
thrown from his suiky by runaway horse,
Il few days ago, and his lee badly fractured.
am glad 10 say he is doing well.
\ gentleman named X. }. Young, from
MiddIetown, Pennsylvania, is making ar.
engagements to 20 largely into the lumber
business on Poropotank creek, in this
county. Nc.
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Another Great Fire in New York.

AN ENTIRE BLOCK on BROADWAY BURNED
ESTIMATED LOSS OVER 100000.
New YORK, February S.-A fire broke out
early this evening in the block bounded by
Broadway and Grand, Crosby and Howard
streets. At S O'Clock the flames had extended
over the entire block, but were under control.
The Continental Hotel and large number
of stores and several tenement-houses in the
rear are destroyed 1t is thought that not
more than three or four buildings will be
saved. No estimate Of the loss can be yet
made, but it is likely to exceed 81 ,000,0 900.
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a0odS aud Sankey i'm New York.
IAE MEr0pEuAE TuRoNGED - CHORUS OF

THOUSAND VOICES.
NV ! ORE, February 1.-MeSsrs. Moody
ana >ankry opened tAcir revival services at
u" reconstructed hippodrome tonight. The
CooI> wee u,"urd 1t 80. and in half an
hour thc hI-r hail, which holds $500 peo-
l.r, was hted 10 OVERLOOKING by an orderly
"!' respectful" audience. AS the night was
Damp, tur >ir,"'S in bad condition, and Il
crush was "Ai."ct"i, not more than a sixth Of
,A',c pres"H: VET" indies. William L.
I'd-e' Who Is one Of The leaders of the re-
NE'AI, cam on the Speakers stand shortly
pg'oFr o clock. and sl-nalled for the singing
" various t''NaI hymns, now familiar TO
tNc I"oLi'' bE ID" chorus OF a thousand per-
'''"it'>' The most Elective of which was -
",N - -liu that Jesus loves me-" At the
t'!>' % cacA hymn i deep hush of eXpec-
t''o" !ra upon The vast asscmblage. Pre-
s.>'' al clock Mr.. S.nhey took his place
- I've Aa!moninU, and Mr.. Moody in a sharp,
wv" VOICE, and lifting his arms aiott, cried
T".' Ley Us Al! )pln III silent prayer: let us DIN
~ PRAYER ioF Cots blessings on these special
N''' Aen hc placed his hand 10 his face
,.. w." ivy" silence tor few minutes; after
''o"' Nj. eautry called out, - Let us JOIN 10
I.1 IL" u IFAls' let Us now sing Jesus.
my >ouI. The audience rose,
y, ' VINO were able Ioined in the hymn.
.I'.'L4,, br. Han, and William \. Dodge
,.' "1'"s o'Alnd Moody and singing. while
,r.. '''N"", revival preacher pecred atten-
-. over A>nalI memorandum. book. After
,.. .,' A'"dy kntlt down, and a venerable
I,, .9i 'h'N delivered prayer of considerable
'"7IL and Great fcryor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09

Mrs. Carey, a woman seventy years old,
was turned out Of doors by her kindred yes
tcrday, and was found, much prosirated, sit
ting on door step, bv police officer. The
iIindoos manage these things more tenderly
than we do.-Nc,o York Mail.
Professor Rudolph says that he has found
olt that the sun is white, hot mass $50 900
miles in diameter, having surrounding ocean
Of burning gas 10000 miles deep,with tongues
Of flames darling upward $4,000 miles, and
volcanic forces that hurl luminous matter to
the height of 100000 miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09
Minor kilograms.

BALTIMORE, February 8.-Joseph VI.
Rolhrock pleaded guilty to-day to taking
letters from the pos-oifice, and was sentenced
to three years in prison.
New CASTLE, Pa, February s.-Miss Leah
koche committed suicide here to-day by
throwing herself into cstcm.
NEW YORK, February 8.-Dale Brothers,
flannel and woollen dealers OF this city and
Boston, have failed. Liabilities, over one
million. Assets nompally twice that amount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-09
by Telegraph

strong. Money. 4. Cold, lI2H. Exctmngc-Long,
4S6; short, 4S9k. Governments hrm. States
steady.
Erening Money easy: offered at 4. Sterling
q1iet and firm ut 1876. Gold, I12I0l13. Gov
eynments strong. States quiet and steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February S.-VEgnia consols, 6sx.
West Flrgnias, 9. North Carolina Is, old, 10 !;
ney, 3; special tax, 2. Bid to- day.