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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-27
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent
TO THE UTAH Mrmr
NO. 347.l
:. Q. S. LAND 0Fr1cr

. LAND OfFIrE
EyREKA, NEW, Oct. 20. ls7G
| NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN Tn an
IN the Richmond Mimi. Company Of e.
yada, whose postoffice address Is EuraItee -
Nevada, has this day, by its duly aathorias5
agent, X. Richard filed its appIica,fieeaa
for a patent for eight hundred and sevsr .on
three 7-lo linear feet Of the Utah Nina.
YEN bearing silver, with surface ground W
nuhdred and ninety-ssven 6-10 feet in wid,lls
s,iuaio, lying ard being in Eureka MINI,
vadn, and known and designated by the al
notes and otfieisl plat on file in this Office +. -
Lot = o. ioI, the exterior boundaries of 81
LOT No. i07 being as follows, to-wit: 90"
sariati9n i61 Dig east. commencingtat n pos,
marked No: /. "a Survey No. iO7. whlpnvsl
the flagstaff in the town Of Eureka masnss
"a DIG 10 "a Z 1904 fl. The highest poin,
RUBY Hid No. l bears S dg 38 m " s . y
and the Layton shaft of the Eureka "rrn,
s9lIdnted Mining Company, bears s \ ds
\ 80 Dig f Ig7 $40 IT. to post marked NJ co9rse'
5. Survey No. l07. Thence, "a conr.s I = ~.
d. S73 40 IT to post marked No r. ozs
Survey No. i6; this post stands ON o.n.
ortnwesteIn boundary Of Survey No. 81
1871 It, to post No. 8 Of said sur,sy 1SSds,W
1877 6-l0 fl to post marked Nc. a Iqs go. 90,
yey No. l0'; and thence, 4th conrse Vsossu cur
" ~ 7.lo IT, to post No, l of Surysv og
Lnpifa lode, $40 7.lo II to post No. i. the piancs,
of beginning, containing 8 aj.l00 piaee
This claim IL bounded ON Inc
the Skylark Mining Claim, and on ibe 49,. py
east by the Arctic Mining Claim. nof'n'
The location Of this mine is duly record.a
in tho Recorders Office Of Eureks Miriny nnisi
trict in Book ID. Of page 293.
any and all persons claiming adyers.lv =
portion OF said Utah mine or said MINI
ground ms herein before described. are rs
quired to file their adverse claim witt ,bs
Register Of the United States Land Once AZ =,
Eureka. IN tho stnte of Nevada, during N.
they will be barred by virtuo Of the provia
ions OF the Statute. u. B. IMMEL.
o22-6Dd Raa;s.,.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between tbs undersigned in the
butchering business in the town Of Eureka,
under the firm nsme Of Bailey 4 Benedict. is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
George Bailey IS alone authorized TO collect
and receipt for all accounts due the firm and
will pay all outstanding debts against tho
firm. l.. 0. BEN EDICT,
GEO. BAILEY.
Eureka. Oct. 2ith, 1876. oc2i-tf
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between G. II. Smith and j. S.
Burlipgame, nader the firm name of Smith X
Burlingame, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either party will collect all bills
and pay all liabilities of the old firm.
j. s BURLINGAME.
del4-30ds q. Ii. SMITH.
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FRANZ ABADIE,
Real Estate Dealer
BUEL STREET. EUREKA, NEV
Office Ina the Brick Building.

7 WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
i that l am prepared to buy. sell and mort
gage real estate in Eureka, and also advance
money on good security.
Houses to rent suitable for business or for
families.
l am also prepared to do a general contract
ing business.
! wilfstili continue my wholesale liquor es-
tablishmert. FRANK ABADIE.
mr23,N
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NOTICE

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO us WILL
IA save themselves trouble by Immediate
settlement.
N. s. TRoWBRIDGE 4 CO.
Typo, Nov. ?. 1879. ul2tf
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,,.,o. the silyer-Coin Bils.

N ,so hill to provide for deficiency
The House ''I Rnreau. and for the issue Of
in the i'l",.' n,ac, OF fractional currency, is
silver S"II BY the Senate Finance Com d
snnenanE",, % out The third sec,lon' anu pro,
bs sIlH."in len Of i, that there sha,i oe solhea
yd'0g u , ,cr dollar Of 4l2 $40 grsins OF
ne" S' liver snd that this new com snali
standard N ,sndcr to the smount OF twenty
bts lee.' , ono payment, except for Gus
dollars 10 ; ~.s on the puolc debt. These
tons snu '" u" oxchanged by the Treasury for
cons ,r amount Of United states noten
81 t .S.rh retired. The department 1 may
be ihe'E .,,:rre these coins at their nomlnal
also eXv.A ';iver bullion at its market value as
ys'us 70. ,',r director of the Mint, and the
fSNi ~ ~, notes aud fractional currency
JaNea o oder this act are to be heid as
ye3efi't,r. , sinking fund provided for oy ex.
Ih'' Of '"' Another amendment provides
iSins 'a". ole., .ollsr shall not hereafter De
.bN The u$ sS- for any amount whatever.
sIegal''t.",nn,,r of the Currency has so-
Toe Cy r"iIcr TO the chairman OF the com:
drr'ss' ..,'cses,ing an amendment to inc peno,
mites .s,1u: - providing for an add'tlenai
iHS s,','a,ion Of $4,000 for printing ma
spptGT,h,,'nny notes. A considerable number
ioDsI,, ,' are now entirely out OF circulation
Of Mu' ,r,son that the Treasury has been
lo' -, ~ redeem a very large number OF olo
IN'o'. .,n, here for that purpose, ana tneSe
po'S S.yinp been cancelled upon reaching
=. Treasury cannot now be re'ufneo u 'n'
AIS,
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aariksss by rsissxAss.
NEW ycRK. 2

1.0S1 bales at l3Ka13 q Ice. FKat 6aiS, WisiIc
prices are generally without decided chznEf kAAs
duh an siighfty In hryefs' fvor Corn about 1c,
ern mixed old nesteru mixed,ip store, G6. CATS
shade frner and more a-tive 4514e1ic for7na1.
Cd ed Ws s,a, ans Stale 1902 iS lor sssss
sugar quiet and unchanred. Molasses-. 8yoosgY
changed. Taliow steady af EsaaSEc-sAftsr Tor
prime Rosin hfm TurpeatfDe htayJ AZ 4Qc.i
rnrK eaatr new SX3. Lara lovey esean5s 9I1.aO
ey9lA.oc. o. nisxeF more actfyF ~ &1sla,&
fretShts quiet. = :. ],
Mot s.ss = % &
BALTrE6HE, April 7.-Fl0ar 1fm aad 4eyfs9
but unchanged. Mh g steady AND Sym f6nH-s.
changed Scut6erd e5rn arm and aetfae Whlta,
63A6Sc.; yellow, $50 64c,; asssera faifty Acflt6
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Letter from Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April b, 1919.
The County Court has been Ia session all
the week. The grand jury made present.
uens against E. Fl. H4se in two cases for
selling wines sud beer on Sunday, and
against G. ". Lewis and j. G. Jones for
fighting 90 sunday.
Upon tie trial Mr.. Hase vas 6ned $40 in
each case, and in the cases OF Lewis and
Jones the former was fiaed $25 and the
latter $40. The Judge reduced the latter's
fine 10 S25 and RENTED the formers. One
ofthe witnesses in these cases was committed
10 Jail for appearing upon the stand drunk,
but released during the afternoon, when be
proceeded TO Judge Cochran's residence with
shrge knife with the expressed intention OF
killing the Judge. He (G. W. Wheeler) was
again relnanded to j4il, and to-day, upon
examination, il was considered unsafe to
Suilcr him 10 20 at large, 40 his mind was
thought 10 be affected.
singular case came up before Justice
Mckee ou Wednesday, causing good deal
OF excitement for awhile in the town. 1t
secGs that ,wo men, white man and ne.
gro, each claimed the ownership of calf.
worth probably about five dollars, and not
being able 10 settle it brought it before the
VIA SboNt uSC w
SIDE. male and female, white and black.
he Justice, after hearing the evidence,
decided 10 favor Of the negro. An appeal
was taken to the County Court, then in
session, which affirmed the Justices decision.
ne trial vas delayed somewhat By some OF
Tue party hunting for sn expert who was
hhown to be in iowa to tell The age of the
Sag W rs teeth, il appearing that neither
,'illaGt vas sufficiently acquainted with
W. property 20 identify it, bu, testified as to
" Tue aye Of his calf. The expert was not
ouho, however, and the decision was as
stated. Alter The trial some of the white
iuen on either side got into wransle about
.le VeT'city OF the testimony, and from
No!us went 10 blows, in which four of them
, we're engaged at eoe time. This resulted In
s sn arrest and iDe, and the giving Of fif,y.
.U!.ar bond each to keep the peace, Thus
s ,t lbe calf trial, and the principals, with
!; ;1sl u''y or sixty witnesses, retired sadder
no' wiser men.
iae weather now is very fine. The con-
a.aI. snd heavy rains have prevented gar
,sulns Operations. The splendid open wea-
NV NV. ~. 'be winter allowed the farmers TO get
S, p .ueiF isnds and get in oats, and the rains
d,,. s lot lmpeded farming operations. The
TS ,a he warm, but the nights are cool
m ns.e hss probably never been season
$50 $50 prolific Of colds and pneumonia
drsn rag" ADULTS, and measles amongst chill.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
England.

LONDON. April I. 1t is believed the same
rule will be applied in the case Of Gray. OF
New York, and Brent, OF Louisville, the
forpers. that governed in. the Winslow case.
Macmillan Tarnoczy, the cardinal arch.
bishop of Sslzbnrg, is dead. sa5i5. !;
Captain Kahn, of the Franconia, which
sunk the Strath.Glyde, has been convicted OF
mansIaughter. His sentence awaits the de.
cision of the Court Of Appeals on the ques-
ton OF Jurisdiction, >
Eight of the crew of the ship Lenosie
have been committed for trial on the charge
of mutinv and murder. ,s., x.f,s-.
The Board OF Trade returns for March
show, as compared with the corresponding
month OF 1871 and 1875, q decline of ten and
four per cent. respectively in the value OF
exports, and eight and lea per cent. respect
lively in the value of imports. ii
The grain trade for the back week was
somewhat depressed. The contInentaitrade
is quiet E..ta ~ 49, + 800 80,
The title bill passed Its third reading to-
day in the House of Lords. '''s,; f']
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THEEMMA.nlrlINE. THonfHY.

TEEM1fA.MTHE, IrQuiEYs
W AsHlNaroa, April Foreign
Committee have not yss decided whether %
Econffe the investigation III The Emms mine
TO Schenek g connection with II. Meanwhile
Parks's testimony regarding its value Isl pro-
crossing. l's:s ~ -. g &
MINOR ITEMS. !.
WAsH1seTox, april Postmaster Gene.
raj Jewell and Secretaries Robeson and
Bristow we're absent from the Cabinet meet
ing to-day. III.
The taking OF testimony in the Spencer In.
yestigation (Alabama senatorship) was con.
cluded to-day, and counsel allowed a week
to prepare written argument.
z The Secretary Of War declines 10 give TO
the Committee on Expenditures ia the War
Department the reasons why General Rey.
nolds was relieved OF hfs command IN Texas,
as information In such gases is unusual.
It is stated that the cotton.tax will finally
be returned to the treasurers Of each State,
thus relieving; the General Government Of
the trouble and expense Of detailed distribu-
ton. Seventy millions Of the tax collected
have reached the Treasury.
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Grant in F.x-&iIi no Veto the Bill
Roduc,ug the Presidential Salary?

WAsH!SGroS, April c. The House to-day
D,oupty passed the Senate bill reducing the
p,r Of the President after the 4th OF March
next 10 twenty-five thousand dollars. Preba-
DIV no official &C, of Grant will give him 80
mich anxiety as the disposal Of this bill.
lie promptly approved the bill increasing MS
pay to fifty thousand dollars, and now ne Is
called upon 10 approve an act Wnlcn VIII
make the pay OF his successor the same as that
Of BIZ predecessors. Should heapproVe II, It
would be confession that he has taken
twenty five thousand dollars annually more
than be needed, ard if be yetoes 1t, beside the
brobsbny O. Congress passing it over his
veto, courtesy would require that he state his
reasons. ard he could not make it appear
tia, biz expenses have been anywhere near
the large sum annually paid TO him.
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mARIME INTELLlaEs:nCE..
Port or RICHMOND, April 2, 1870. !.

-. ffllts
steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, mfrchan-
disc and pasee myers, l.. B. Ta.nm. agent q
steamer Eliza Hancox, clifford, Norfolk, MGR.
Schooner Lucy D., Handy, Portland, NE, Ice. i.
Schooner E. 8 Ii cordery. Hlsbee, Boston, ice.
sehooner Leonessu, Achorn. Woods Hole, suas
no, Allison q addison. ~
schooner a.. u. Lennox, Burnett, James river
steamer wyanake, Couch. New York, mefchan.
disc and passengers. G.. w. Allen Il Co. SCENTS.
Steamer Js-W;-. Eyern,an. a,a,s Phttadsiphis
steamer Isis, Drew, Petersburg, merchandise, j.
+ Schooner sboda Holmes, Burr New York, csn-
mel coal, Gervas Storrs. sgent - -. ~ ~
schooner Katie .. Rankin, Hall, James river, to
load lumber for Maine. +, a.. e RI
Schooner frances Hatch, Green, James river, %
o Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Wsshington,
coal, Curtis & Parker. 20 ..I5 -
Schooner Mary q Frances. McAndrews, PhtladeiA
phia, granite, Curtis h Parker. u.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. q I.
From New York April 9th, brig Leonard Myers,
. From New York April 9th. brig Hausa teer,),
$500 :. MEMoRASDA: .-..;.-..,,.. : -, -
Schooner n. u. lily. Clark, cleared at Philaael.
ing ut New York for kichmond April 9Th; -.
Schooner Louisa ID. Rathburn, Crowell. sailed
from Providence for Orient, L.. L. 10 load for City
Point or Richmond, APRIL Och.
ii<I ~ MISSING VESSEL. 800
Schooner Bonny Boat, Kelly, sailed from New
York for Bath abou. March ID. she passed over,
Eautucket Shoals the night before the gale fof
March 81, since which time nothing hsx. besI
heard OF her, and It. is feared she was 1851 dur,nS
the gale OF that date rbe Benny Boat ,was $50
tons, built nc phiadephatu 1857, aud hailed rom
Yarmouth, Massl 5;s s. .;s95
NEW LIGHTHoUSE-J{s ~ To-
A. lighthouse erected on Entrance Island, Nxnaim0
Island Straits of Georgia. Province fof British
Columbia, will be put fa operation ont the 1st Of
May next The ghrfs 10 be q fixed white, elevated
65 feet above hgn water marx, ano 10 eiear
Should be seen az distance OF about A.m1lsss
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Suicide.

CHlLxsBURG, VA, April Z, 1876.
Editors Dispatch. Colonel John n. Wal.
Ter, Of Cedar Point, Spotsylvania county,
while suffering from Temporary alteration
of mind, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself Ia the head with SHOT
gun. He was an old and .highly.respected
citizen, and his many friends will be much
paiued TO hear of bis sad death.
The weather Is quite mild and spring.
like. Farmers are busy sowing oats.
There is but little stirring 10 politics now.
The nominations for the Offices to be filled
at the May election have not been made yet.
Yours, .sas ID. ID.
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SENATE. -,
The Senate was not in session to-day.

-; 80. =. : WASHINGTON, April Z, 1876.
-. a.s lss.aA SENATE. So. II. r.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
To-day was private-bill day in the House.
The bill TO allow General Godfrey Wei'zel
to accept the Office of trustee Of the Gin
cinnati Southern Railroad Company, pro-
vided it does not interfere with his military
duties, was after a good deal of discussion
rejected-syes, 50; noes, ;12S.
The sub Committee on Navel Affairs were
ordered to proceed to Philadelphia to in
quire about the alleged frauds in the Phila-
delphia and League Island nayy-yards.
Forty private bills were passed, including
one relieving the widow Of General Lowell
Rozeap, and one granting the right Of way
TO the Hot Springs railroad over the Hot
Springs reservation. il
Debate only to. morrow. Adjourned.
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Union Theological Seminary.
Nc VI VIC hIcumOnd d.
fklNCH EnRARn Anrilf


III. fklscE EDWARD, April7, 1876.
ar. rs c'osiog examinations for the session
NOV A. low 10 progress at this institution. In
al tbs;s 1 with resolution of the trustees
u.rs e n Mst annual meeting these examina.
N taa were directed to be partly in writing
pror s1ount to be left to the discretion Of the
Wills 'o - 10 their several departments The
In ,sa Questions and answers TO be plsced
,on rs' uands Of the committee Of exannira.
amin" Wednesday the senior class was ex.
Gn. ,oea On Ecclesiastical History and Chnrch
TSYsses'raoIneht, the middle class on s,ssemstic
Bibus.,s y ana toe junior class on Ryidences.
were =, T,haaielsm, aud Hermeneutics. These
On a Ts ,ne same bour, aud written ss't: - !.
ten exsn. S,ssaay The senior class bad q writ
Se sss" On ,be same das. from ~ 81 ti Is =
wri,Ia s, Luz jpnier class: had q co a
Church a y. oral exatninstiop on q Biblical
nssory." From III 10 81 osclocks
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MURDERS IN NEW ORLEANs-THs RECENT
PoLITIoAL FaaHr.-Neao Orleans, April g.
John Reiser and John Roach quarrelled to-
day, and Roach stabbed Reiser, killing him
instantly. ss.s -. - -. =. =. +.
,Lucien Adams, Jr., who was wounded ein
q fracas st the Southern Republic Club meet.
ing in Mechanics Institute here last night,
died this morning. 1t is said that at least
ten persons were wounded during the fight,
and two others killed outright:. The, affair
grew out of a disagreement between the
Adamses and the officers OF Judge Evans
court, -------------r---.--
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ARREST OF A CoUNrERFE1TER.-P hiladeL.
phta, April 6....One james Robinson called
at the Adams Express Office to-day for q
eatchel sent from Cincinnati to the address OF
". q. Meredith, Philadelphia. Upon leav-.
ing the Office With the satchelr Robinson was
arrested by Secret Service detective, and 10
the satcbel was found package. Of counter
felt ten-dollar notes on she Richmond Ma.
tional Bank of Indiana. Letters addressed
to j. Weston, Miller House, Cincinnati, were
found upon his person. he was committed
by United States Commissioners Bell. 49, &
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Tho Proposed New Territory OF fehi
pin0.

Tho senate Committee on Territories To-
So agrect to report bill to estaoiisn the
"; .-I1nry Of Pembina. The proposed new
To,,,tory is 10 consist OF that portion OF tue
) 'n.cnt Territory OF Dakota which hes nortp
= 40 forty..,x,h parallel. The Legislature
y, n,ro,, have several times memorIalizeo
~ " 80 ..ns, ~ divide in this way, for the rea-
t'" 80, tho ipbab,,ants Of the Penn olna re-
se0 Ia arder 70 transact business with the
F 49, and courts at the capital, Yarkton,
w. compelled 20 travel by The nearest o p ~
,;S.bIe route distance OF from !,Vov ~
;sJo miles. If the new Territory Is es.aD'
t.h,J p.kots will be left with CONSIDERS "a :.
Ne anger population than it contaIned al 'ne
3,.e Of its organzii2n.
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w,u prtstov Resign ?-The Object OF
his trip 10 Kentucky-is she eaoin"'
Harmonious?

r.,.r,.l dispatch TO the Baltimore GaEe'te.l
w'.u,ycros. April 6.-The sudden depar:.
,n,s d secretary Bristow for Kentucky, II
w. .s,d ,o.day by a prominent Treasury
a %i vas not on account OF ill-health, o..
sliced sliced but to consult with old personal
n's9d. ss to whether be ought TO continue IN
,bs Cabinet, in view OF what has psen re-
v,sled in regard TO the prosecution Oh zen
ersl Babcock and the effort made oy tne Az "a.
nja,s,r,,ion to defeat the ends Of justice. 1t
:. rren asserted that it is doubtful whether
R-i,,og again returns to Washington. Char.
rrnr,on. relations between all the members
of he Cabinet last winter, as was frequently
ssss-rsd IN contradiction of the Gazette'S
Gi.p,,cb4., is now shown to have been lie,
snd shows how little confidence can be placed
in the word of high officials, when they use
avery means to break the force ofunpieasant
truths told about them.
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/ tho middlc clsss was examined FL like mars
ner on thc s Epistles !. and o. 3 o'clock the
Junior class had an oral examination ON!
Sacred Rbctorscs y which finished The wcrk
OF the day.
These examinations will continue until
Tuesday evening OF next week.
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WHAT BABCOcK KNOWS ABOUT
DEFECTIVE BELL.
The Writ Served on BeIknap-He Say
Ie's One.stded Business.
Another Immense Fraud Discovered
PROBABLE SUICIDE OF L H cHANDLER
The Brazilian Emperor and Party
Engage Twenty-Five Rooms
at the Fifth-Ayenue.
MONEY AND COMMERCE.

Congressman Purman and the Florida
Cadetshp-Forty Private Bills Pass
ed in the House Yesterday-No Sem
ate Session Silver Coin to be Issued
in a Week; &c, &c.
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.

ONE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL AsPIRANTS
TAKES A TRIP TO KENTUcKY-wILL
BRIsTOw RESIGN ?-GRANT's WISH Is
THAT HIS CABINET SHALL REMAIN UN-
DISTURBED UNTIL THE END OF his
TERM-THE CIRCULATION OF SILVER TO
COMMENCE IN A WEEK-THE 14TH IN.
SLANT TO BE A LEGAL HOLIDAY IN
WASHINGTON, But NOWHERE ELSE,
6C.&C, .ssa -. s#s 49,.
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COMMERCIAL. ]
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April z, 1873.
OFFERINGS,

OFFERINGS, -
WHEAT White $50 bushels Red. 226 bushels.
CORN White. 56S bushels. Ai1sd, 20 bushels.
OATS.-35S bushels.
/. RYE.-lU bushels.
y PoTATOEs.-100 bushels.
SALES. ,r#.ats u st.rg
WHEAT.-Whtte, 8 bushels at $3.50; 10 bushels
at $l.52: 100 bushels prime ar $I.57: so bushels
very good on private ferms-tetal. 80 buehels.
Red. A. bushels very good at Sl.55; so bushels
prime 1t $1.57; so bushels prime on private
terms-totaI 144 bushels. 80
CORN White, 179 bushels prime at 55e.; "A
bushels prime on private tertns-tota, 252 bushels.
Aized, 20 bushels at 53c. r ~ .at-.st: Fr
OATs.-94 bushels very good spring at 45c.
RYE.-10 bushels at 63c.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
OATs-1 70 hushpls
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The total mum ber:of immigrants arrived at
the port of New York for The quarter ending
March ST, 1876, was 9,056, being decrease
of 3,393 as compared with tue same period
of 1875. Il + Il y s - = . q
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F friends and The public gesesaily are here IN
by not,fed that can be found AT my shop, JET
5ks.lO7 q Governor street, over flffsm MuTrays
where am prepared TO DO all kinds or REF ak:
ING. VAkNISHINa, UPHOLSTERISG,i Co. q
and Also prepared to do PACKING, BE-, attyour
houses. Give me q Gail. Prices low.
I. ana.Ifk e3EOR&3E u. bhA4sE
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 7.-E0on.-stoeks dun and
lower. Money, 3@4. Gold, 113. Exchange
Long. 467h; short, 490. States quiet and nominal.
Epentng .-Money offered at = fold active at
113A@1lS4.' Sterling steady at 4675s Govern
menus active and strong. States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE. S
BALTnsoRE, April 7.-Virsinia 80, old, so (;
consols. 69h West Virginia's, g. North Carolina
6's, old, Z; new. g: special tax, q. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
WASHINGTON, April Z, 1876.

MvTH coNGREss-First Session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
THE ROMANCE OF CRIME.
CLERMONT, WHO STOLE THE DIAMONDS
OF A WEST PHILADELPHIA BEAUTY
YEARS AGO, TURNS UP IN CHAMBERS
BURG JAIL-THE STORY OF Ills LIFE AND
LOVES.
lEro,n the Philad.lphia Tinea.l

That "truth is stranger than fiction " is
oftentiues strikingly exemplited In life, but
frequently the accuracy Of the saying is
brought out with startling distinctness In
the records Of criminals as they are " worked
up" by that sleuth-hound Of the law the
detective. The recent daring attempt TO rob
the Bank of Chambersourg by gagging the
cashier and his household and cutting the
vaults has brought to the surface, in the cap
ture OF the principal burglar, a man whs
presents history capable of being wrought
into Paul Clifford or Claude Duval, and
needs only chroncler. The fact that one of
the chapters of his life was written in this
cltv makes him especially attractive at this
time to those who read the records of crime
with interest. e...