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No extra charges will be made. Books Stationery,
&C. furnished nj the lowest retail prices.
would beg leave refer 10 ny Trends and hume
,o,s acunainl1ncss in .his State and Nirginl-amoms
others, to the following: .. ,,..... r., 49,.
Hon John Y. Mason, Washington Cny: lion hrssd.
John H. Bryan, Geo w. Mordeeai, Esq Raleigh; Col.
Joshua TayIoe Washington, N. g.; Col David Outlaw,
VIM T. auuan, Esq, Ber'ir; lanes ;. Battle, h.q,
Rocky Mount; VIM. rlummer, John Somefviiie, "m
Eaton, j., Esqrs Warenton. ,,,,, r,,
Warrenton, June ll--cw<w DANIEL TURNER.
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NOTICE.-I do hereby forwarn all persons Whatever
from trading for two bonds Of one hundred doliai
each executed by me 10 William H. Abbott ~ tue con
seration for said bonds failed, and AZ they never
would have been executed but for the false and itam-
duleut re pre senlatous of the said Abbott.
WILLIAM CREDIBLE.
New Canton. June 2. lsf7.-cim
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A n,i1NiS,1rpArnns, NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
r,uE undersigned having qualified As administrators
i Of the Estate al Geofs. 4. Dromgooe, drcta-cd,
request all persons having claims Against SAID Estate 10
max, Them known; and al persons indebted IT, tie
same are requested pay without delay, as the ADM
nisraors arc anxious 10 settle the estate a. ealy -
uossible. Addr-ss-Snmmit. y. &.
RICHARD :. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMGOOLE,
Administrators Of Geo. g nromeocle, decd
lime l-rlm
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine a. Co..
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ry1IIE brilliant sucress which attended FORTUNES
i HOME within thr last few weeks, IN the sale Of
tile whole OF the Grand Capital al .3o,Oju, together
with smaller ones from el0nio huo all Of which were
promptly paid III SIGHT. has Induced the subscriber tn
present his friends and Correspondents ~ distance
the following brilliant schemes i"i June Fnra ard
YOUR orders 10 the unriya.d prize seller,
L. ". PURCELL, Aeentlor The Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into Prizes OF $4,000 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10. - Ia hr drawn
nj Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, June %, lei7.
IS Nos, II drawn.
Grand Scheme:
2 prizes of $4,000 aprzes Of sl,75O
I" 10000 20 500
/ +" 42i4 % 1850
/ I" 5000 20 1000
. +" 1900 $50 500
Tickets sic; halves d; quarters co. Certificates of
packages Of &c Wholes Sl56---sharrs in proportion.
40 010 DOLLARS! 10000 100 of GOO DOLLARS.
Susqllrhanna Lottery Class 81 IL be- drawn II Bal
tnorr on "Wednesday, June Seth, e-i'. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots.
Grand Capitals.
! prize of s4o.Coo prize Of $4,000
| /" 5000 100 . 1000
Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters : 81. Certificates OF
packages of wholes Sig 5U-shlres III proportion.
Persons ordering by the package may deduct the price
u. PAINE 4 CO., Managers,
urtoC. ". PURCELL,
May % Richmond, Va.
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Musical.

ITALIAN OrEh.-In consequence Of the pressure on
our columns arising from tho receipt Of the intelligence
from Mexico with which columns abound, wc arc
obliged curta notice Of the operate perform
last evening and have only room TO say that the
opera Of "Lucretia Borga performed last evening
10 the good style In which II was performed hereto
fore.
U. c. HLL's grand concert comes oil this evening at
tho Tabernacle. Many members Of the Italian Opera
Company together with all the loading professional
tsmen Of tho city, appear this OCCASION to testify
their high esteem for the musical abilities Of MIR Hin,
prior TO his departure for Europe independent Of the
private friendship Of his acquaintance the programme
itself s sufficient to fill the Tabernacle Mr. Hill Is long
connected with every thing musical In this city and Is
hoped, on an occasion like the present, that ono who
has contributed 80 much to elevate the science will
meet with the reward his merit justly entities him to
CuRprrb MrnsrRrLs--This favoritc band appear
again tonight, at Mechanics Hall Christy has every
reason 70 be proud Of the respectable patronage he has
received here for the last two months lie clever
go-ahead discerning sort Of fellow who Is 70
coed wherever he exhibits.
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PHILADELPHIA. April H. 4

PHILADELPHIA, April III, l6a7
Tho Southern mail Of this morning, brought confirma-
tory accounts embracing all the details Of tho brilliant
achievements Of army aud navy at Vera Cruz and
The public duly appraised Of them, by OF ex-
tras issued at early hour.
Monday evening next, has been recommended by
Mayor Swift the time for the general illumination Of
the city. The public feeling intense, and the joy
universal that there be doubt Of its being pnr
tcipatcd in by all citizens. The spectacle will be
most brilliant one.
The wbig meeting Of Saturday evening, TO ratfy the
party nominations for Governor and Canal Commission
was very well attended, anda large number Of their
most eminent speakers delivered addresses
upon the occasion. The nomination Of Gen. Taylor for
the presidency was enthusiastically responded by tho
mass present resolution passed the
Illumination on Monday evening next proposed by the
Mayor ana the sne course will probably be pursued by
the democratic meeting called for this evening to devise
measures for general demonstration Of Joy at the sue
cess attending our and the prospect Of speedy
peace.
salute Of one hundred guns was fired this morning
IN honor OF the triumph and another TO be given this
evening
No news Of other than warlkc import Is talked OF with
us and as your readers most likely similarly disposed
will spare them tho rehearsal Of The little city gossip
adoat.
Sales or stocks Mt Philadelphia.
oV,ss.b S1sB BAH AI sN Bank Lesh 2s
.uy Notes cash ioi 500 scbuyiiiI Nav e. q; a. zoo
90 Attn s = G's fTs ssa. 1 BSsa, o o, .o
sS Notes h.s, , a. d, lC 200 Lshsh Mortgage Loan SIX
T sreoso Boarosco st nsas s Ssh Sis e go q ~.
s ~; S dc % Fri o i0s mo ao;. o'
as icis; 100 DO LOS's 81 iSsx; Morn. Canal a. ~ 40
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Ihe0VfIC0l0s
PARx THEArRx.-The new play Of "Wissmuth K Co."
will be produced, and Mr.. Dan Marble the great YAM
kee comedian, will enter upon engagement this
ming These two great events in the history Of the
Park, and have doubt they will be taken advan-
tage Of by citizens Marble will appear In the drama
of Hue and Cry and the drama Of THE Game Cock
Of the Wilderness"
BowERY THyATRE.-The Naiad Queen and the
drama Of Jack Sheppard will be repeated this
Ing, with the comedy of Catching Heircss" These
pieces sufficient, sure to f the house to Its
largest capacity Miss Turnbul IL becoming SO great
fsvorte that question II the manager can hence
forth dispense with her valuable services. At all
events she delights the patrons of the Bowery much
that her absence would be felt very much.
BowERv CiRcus-A glance at the bill In another
umn, will convince the public that every who takes
pleasure in amphithcatrica smusemonts, should go
the Bowsry circus to-nightit IL worth than ire
ordinary performances, but when to them added
those Of Howes Madgan, Master Nixon, and the rest
OF the company, VIC are assured that all who can will
certainly attend thcrc this evening
RAYMoNp's MErAoEniI.-This morning Mr.. Ray
mond turns out from Stephcnsons Factory in 27th st.
Of tho most magnificent and gorgeous carriages
charios In any country, either in ancient
modern times II has been built at expense Of
raj thousand dollars and will be drawn to-day through
Broadway and some other principal streets and finally
taken board Jersey City ferry boat, on its way 20
join the menagerie In New Jersey and which will
be exhibited In this city the latter end OF this week and
probably the whole Of next.
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CITY TRADE REPORT,
Ngw YoRK, MONDAY Arm

NEW foRK, MONDAY Ar ERNooN, APRIL IL
The market for breadstuhs exhibited little change
since the close Of business Saturday The arrivals
by the North River have not thus far was said reach
cd the expectations Of fsctorsand increased supplies
unsod chiefly to be looked for after the opening
fthe cana some 10 or 10 days hence. Genesee -four
sold In rather small lots in the city and arrive by the
river at 81 62x 81 Is, and bought chiefly on
Eastern account A lot Of Philadelphia sold at ST.
parcel Of Pennsylvania white wheat sold at 81 65 and
another Of red mixed do at 81 So considerable sale
OF Northern yellow corn was made at 96c, incudin 4
arrangement about freight. Other ots including
for immediate delivery sold at i0oc small par
eel Of ryc sold in the slip at ssc and parcel Of oats
North river, for shipment 1T so cents Tn.
continued demand for breadstuHs In France. II
was thought by sellers Of -four, would have u
tendency to sustain the market in this country probably
through tho remaining months Of the season without
taking the stability Of the English markets into conse
ration As further expected by the latter part
this or In the early Of next week per Sarah Sands
and the Cambria buyers for export did appear dis
posed to enter tho market freely Nevertheless In the
face Of light stocks and limited cpt thus far unsold
holders were firm, and prices closed at quotations In
provisions there not much done and prices remained
firm ut about the prices those current at the
close last week Groceries were steady with consider
ablc salcs Of coffee while lot Of sugar sold at rates
fully equsl TO those current last week rumor circu
lated on Change that vessel had arrived at Boston
with four days later news bringing decline In corn but
IL turned out to BE- unfounded yet had tho effect to
some extent, Of checking operations.
Asnts-Th:rs was no change In priccs-pots we've
held At ~ and pearls 80 o.
psEswAf-There was nothing since last report
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS report sales Of 400 barrels
extra enesce at Se and about 900 bb In several sera
rate small lots Of fair brends do 81 e2 and some sns
lots 3to s0o at 7b Small lots Of Michigan and o..
wego In the city, bought for the East nso commanded
o2s 1000 do Geneecc to arrive in August sold
10 southern and Western also continued firm, aud
report sales Of 1000 barrels Of Philadelphia at 81 and
40 do Ohio via New Orleans, 81 3la Wheat--Wc r.
port sales Of 1900 bushels Of Pennsylvania white ~
o5 and 1000 do red mixed do 81 90. Corr-We report
salcs Of 10000 bushels Of Northern yellow intending
some arrangement about freight at o5c 1000 do 20
rive In all May at e5c; and 5000 do IN all May at sot
1000 do In the city sodat i00c and 2a2000 do do r i'm
mediate delivery 1t lO0c Co,rmsoi-We report sales OF
1000 bbls New Jersey at 81 s for shipment to France
and there wc several thousand barrels more sold on
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April IL
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and LADY, 'jj:s S'' f'"'
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stable; Shutteworh, Buffalo, r. w. Radcliffe N. York. g.
Montague, London
WESTERN HorEL.
A :. o. Monrosse, A. NJ. Hendricks Philadelphia T. NJ
H asS New York; A. Walter Raj, Michigan; v. L.
comb pyrsTyIle; s. r Breese onsid. Castle w. H. Alb
State and lady Perth Amboy; B. Thomas. Goshen Z. sSer
herd Msssehpet,s Mr. Eldred and lady Providence; W A.
"; Cooper, Europe; b. g. Newcomb, Macon Georgia; A.
FFordham, Lansnsburgh; NJ Larway, Philadelphia.
Law Intelligence.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, April IL, ls45.
The Charter election.

This day our citizens are called upon to exer-
else the rights Of freemen, in choosing, from
among themselves, officers to manage our city
government for the year lSi7 The polls open at
sunrise, and will close at sunset. We give, in
another column, list Of all the candidates put
forth by all the different parties in the field; and
also, list Of the several places where the polls
will be held
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FROM CHINA DIREcr.-The ship John @. Ad-
ans, Capt. Nickles, arrived last night from Can
ton, bringing accounts from that place FIVE days
later than previously received by the overland
mail, but no news. We have files Of the over
land mail to that date
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Law Intelligence.

CouRI OF GENERAL SESSIONS, April l2.-Bcfore Re.
corder Scott and Aldermen Gilbert and Tappan John
Mckeon, ESQ., District Attorney-.4ssauit and Battery
NTH intent to kH-At the opening Of the court this
morning. MIR Jaques A. Barbere was called to trial on
charge Of having the evening Of the 7th Of March
1916, committed assault and battery with intent to
kill lawyer, named Ralph Lockwood, by shooting at
him with loaded pistol. Before much progress had
been made in the trial the court adjourned until We'd
ncsday morning
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FROM BosToN.-Mr. Cloyes, Of the New Ha-
ven route, has again placed us under obligations
for Boston papers ofyesterday morning, received
at his hands
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VOTING PLACES.
FIRST WARD.

,: FIRST WARD.
l. rh::S:: 81 Hs.: ssrs,o.d Rs.rss Broadway
way AND f'''' SECOND w Il Al 81 Broadway
s NJ scs.E..ss. . SaRD y siAs! !, Warren stree.
sA, :s .:a b::s. Il Pea. s Coz. Dove.
9. Cor: Oliver and Hsn ET{t#H WARD '' ''''
6S:ss
punn Sixth Ward s Hs,f WA Ndh American Ho. cor
No. 'S Centre ''rs SEVENTH wAR Ripns B'y'rd street
l. No. 10 Ea. Broadway. No. 2ia Cherry street.
cS.y e. street
d. NO. u 'ensr'0n ''f Esisst;;HrB WARD.
s Sy !; sS w1 Dsssn: Mercer .a:a.
Coz vasE s6s" Ninth &SS5 s sS''ss stree:
Va EtsHa kRs Hudson s'
?ssiTsS NJ R;i''i i;
st D'''a' h'''i ElEvESrH w1 t1s ludlow st.
NJ $ a Ss's%ty.' No. t tysG":
s. No. Avenue D; TWELFTH !. W kS e. AvsaasD.
h09 Ysrt Of Andrew Howe H0Sss Of A. B'ee
sw 60. Grand it Clinton, No. %as ss:dn.
No. l's Delaney tRrEEN4HF II % z sfs'oa st
|. No. 10 Prince st. 4. Broadway House, corner
2. Cor. Prince and Mott sts Broadway and Grand st.
3. No. 20i Grand St 5. No. ITO Hester ct.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
NV. Blocker Sulli- g. H. A. Kerrs corner Broad
van streets. and Asor Place.
Corstu.iOn Hail. No. ESQ Cor. Nc Doug.l and Wa.
Broadway. - yerly Place, (Richards.)
SIXTEENTH WARD.
l. Sc corner l7h ST. and 9th NE: cor. 9th Avenue and
Avenue. 2lst street.
z 7th Av. House 7th Az be- Sc 9Th Az and 23d
10th and 18th Sc cor 9th Av and a5th
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
!. No. 215 Bowery. 1. No. 70 Third st.
g. No 283 Houston 1t. S. NV corner Of Fiut ave-
s. No. z7n Clinton St nue and llth It
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
l. NE. I'd Az and l. Southwest COR ID Avenue
T. House Of Smith K Hebbard and z3d street
Sd Az bet Esd and cath sts.
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LATE FROM HAvAyA.-By the ship Sutton, Capt
Galloway, we have files Of the Diaro and the
Mariana to the LIST instant. No news OF consc-
quence. The Sutton brings the Italian Opera
Company, numbering seventy-one persons.
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+60,5s2,3B 90

The sale Of the government stock held by the bank
to tho Emperor OF Russia, will relieve II OF its
immediate endorsements. II appears by advices
received by late arrivals, that the Bank Of Eng.
land had intimated to the Bank Of France that the
loan made would bc required to be repaid at the
time specified and could not by any possibility b. post
poned This looks though the Bank Of England mn.
ticipated mol embarrassment in its own affairs
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LLIvAS's ExrREss.-We were yesterday in
debted to Sullivan's express for the INN ediat
delivery Of our southern parcels.
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JERSEY CRY ELECTION charter election
yesterday, in Jersey City, resulted in wing ma
jority on the whole ticket Of about 200 p. G.
Dummer being reelected mayor.
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Theatr1calS.

STEAMER ScoRrIoN.-This steamer reached
Savannah on the 7th inst.
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would call the attention Of srsnners and the public
Their assortment Of the above beyond sa,i the best article
manufactured. q. SAUNDERS & SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.
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j. w CREATION K Co. ~ Cedar street, M -sirs keeps
constantly on hand large and weseeccd stock Gold Pens
every DESCRIPTION from common article IS np
Lew Browns celebrated premium pens all of which will be
sold for cash lower than any other house this city Being
agents for several Of best makers enables them sup
They sell at refill The genuine Albert g. BsgIcy pens with sill
bought for at any other establishment IN the city
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OF the securities amounting to fl37sso2s, the pro-
portion consisting Of commercial bills discounted was
fssas,sss. The following ia the account, a. pubsAed
by the Bank Of France:
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NEWS FROM GEN. TAYLOR.
lErom the Now Orleana Delta Anril

1t pleasure last evening" to be introduced to Ma
jor Mccullough the celebrated partisan officer Texas
Ranger lie arrived in the city last evening and brings
the latest news from Gen Taylcrs camp. The General
after the battle of Buena Vista, having felt satisfied that
there was nothing to be apprchended from Santa Anna
and his discounted troops, turned his attention to Ur
and the clearing of the road from Monterey Ca
MARCO infested by his command regular troops and
cheros With this view taking with him what he DEEM
from satio, touching ut Monterey. When thirty miles
this side OF Monterey he met Col Curtis and his
mand about which Urea and his forces hung looking
out for proptious moment to attack them
full to make the charge AS Gen. Taylor
to the forces Of Col Curtis he formed from both
mands division, with which he went in pursuit of Ur
res, determined to draw fight out Of him. drive him
beyond the moustanswhich latter alternative there
dorbt Urea resorted to. Col. Curtis In the mean
time, quietly proceeded on with his train to Monterey
The war in this section of the country is ended
Of this there Ii no doubt.
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
From the New Orleans Picayune, April a.

VERA CRUZ, March %.
From the city of Mexico, through the foreign feet
have later intelligence to communicate On the 10th
inst it is reported that Santa Anna In the capital
that he had joined the clergy had put down the revou
ton of Gomez Farias and Salas and that with his
associates lie is anxious for peace This
from source that appears to reliable, and give it,
believing it to be in the main correct 1t Is further
ported that Santa Anna Is at the head Of regular
troops and that aided by the church party, is able to
make Roadway against any opposition In this distract
ed country, and among this uncertain population it is
hard to tell even surmse what day may bring FORTH
yet with the powerful aid Of the clergy Santa Anna may
be enabled TO keep the rens of power In his hands
space and make peace continue the rs may best
suit his purposesI disposed to think since his meet
ing with Gen. Taylor that he has become heartily dis
Gust ed with the war
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the ssampls Of the stonlngton Company, they would
have kept clear OF steamboats, they would have con.
racted with the Of the best and appropr
ate boats such the Oregon and the Rhode Island
ously avoiding the inheritance cf the oGs the
Long Island Company and the Peoples Line Of the Hud-
son RIVER the Cleopatra, Worcester aud knickerbocksr
Inc New Orleans money market appears to be In
more satisfactory condition than previously reported
Inc banks continued to discount literally There was
nothing doing In Texas securities and the rates NAV be
considered nominal Treasury notes were ouotsd AZ IL
a'sc interest notes i3h Ia eight per cent bonds II
is ten per cent bonds 10 40 cents on the dollar
Inc quantity OF coal transported the Reading Rail
'oAu las. week was 2'ssa tons making total for thu
season thus far Of 300 aol By canal the rso;n,
for the season amounted to aol4 tons making grand
total Of 2Aa $40 tons Last the freight from po,
Richmond to New York. opened at 81 CO. and ONLY Az.
or six boats loaded at that rate 1t has since advanced
81 rs, in consequence Of the demand for boats Tn.
freight by canal to Philadelphia cents At present To
which must be added about per for wharfage
expenses.
The receipts and expenditures Of the Madison Rsu.
rail Company from February lst 1886 to January 81
lsl7, annexed.
MADISON QrpIAsA) RAILROAD
The receipts from Feb. LIST to July 3lst 1886
Undivided surplus in previous years. 1855 o.
S54Is9 10
The expenditures during same period WERE. 3seal 70
$l7407 20
Special dividend Of per cent .S9075 70
semi-annual dividend Of per cent 1898 se$l63la -
surplus undivided. .............. $l,lss ~
Receipts from August is4s, to
sr. MI ois'' ies. .SA6s15 20
surplus ON LIST Aug, 1896. 49,. lls3 10
increase IN value Of motive power
IA 'ns year '.'....... 1925 20
Expenditures from Aug TO Feb 3i'sOY 20
n; naanee,. ,';............. 32se7 %
0"~ W reo' ISL oi pos can't 323oS 81
Surplus for repairs, and claims not present
ed, and future DIVISION .. 40 IOn ~
or the receipts about third was from
and wo-thirds from freight The motive power now on
the road consists Of six locomotives for passenger cars
and i2s freight cars Tho additional locomotives and
so to 100 double freight cars win be put the track In
the course Of the summer and autumn for the fall and
winter business, which viii be, without much doubt ex
ceedingly large
The following is the quarterly account Of tho cond
ton Of the Bank Of France ending Dee &C. made out in
the form In which tho Bank Of England returns ar.
made, with the amount in sterling money =
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feet utility Of these articles render them an
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