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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-03
AUCTION aAx1a.
BY Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.


by Z. b. Cook, Auccr.
pouch AND READY RESTAURANT At
~ AqCIioN The subscriber being about to
embark In another business, will sell On SATUR-
DAY next, a. o'clock P. NJ. all the FJXTtRR9
Rough and Ready Restaurant, on I2th betwesn
Main and bank streets. Al ths same time will
be sold the KEY OF said Restaurant va"
X. A. PIERNAN
EE Sale conducted by Z. B. Cock, Auct'r
my2
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- kYKSI @ HT.

FRANKLIN CO., OPTICIANS,
Offer to tbs Public their improved CRYSTAL
PKRIsCoPi0 SPECTACLES, Tor preserving and
restoring the impaired vision to Its prime vigoY
Also, 3 very fns assortment OF MICROSCOPES,
TELESCOPES, MAkINE and OPERA GLASSES,
and the finest col lection eli 6TEREOsCOPRS Ani
STERRosCOPIG PICTURES
~ CRYsTAL GLASSES set In old frames.
No. lts MAIN STREET,
Ia ably Richmond. Va
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n OT1Ck.-Undsr the authority Conferred on
- me by deed of trust from Schwarbachsr &
Co., duly recorded in the Hastings Court of The
city Of Rishm9nd, | have appointed the said
aud transact, for CASH only, tho business of DRY
GOODS aud FANCY GOODS STORE, as heretofore
conducted by them at the middle ten EN- emit of the
old Mansion House, on Main street in the CITY of
Richmond, upon the terms and for the purposes
declared in said deed of trust, and not otherwise.
l-3tk II. NEWMAN
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|s3 NOTICED do not know al = hat
-~ moment may be called to leave the
W. city, with the volunteer company of
E18X " hich am a member, have autho
zsj Ipy father to attend to my bnsi In ny Al
ssnce. Persons In want of fEEEITuEK Of aay
desert ption will do we'll to call, my soode win
be sold very low for cash.
THos. TAYLOR OWENS,
Broad street, betwe ssh and 7th,
ap 2k-2Wk and Broad st. bet I'd and ID
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HH q reat Bars ains.
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
BEAUTIFUL BAREGES,
BAREGE ANGLAIS,
FOULARDS, CHALLIES,
FRENCH JACONETS,
Many of this Springs Importation,
BOUGHT AT PANIC PRICES,
To sold at
25 CENTS PER YARD.
Call and see them before they are all sold.
ap Its SAM'L u. PRICE & co.
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- RICHMOND MADE PIANOA
49, FOR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
N NPkIGES. The subscriber has on
Inland three new, very superior oc-
tavs PIANOS, which he wsrrants 10 be equal, II
pot superior, 10 any instramont ef the same quail
.ty from NoiihSra manufactures.
He also os.Ts his services to the public a.
TUNER and kEP AIRER OF PIANOS. At rasoon.
able ratios. CONRAD FREIMAEN
North side Hroad ST., between "a and "a.
RxfERIxcxs.--H.P .kefshvre, ESQ, Prof. &. W
1hlow. ffoi. W. =. ofAban. 70. no M-6m
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WET GOODS! WET G0ODS!!-DAA-

w AGED BY Fresh WATBR AT THB
HARE AT ROCKETS Recei wing this day =
l case Bleach Cottons, at l23e, worth 2oc; 10 900
worth l2tc pieces blue DENNIS at le3c so pieces
Cotaon Pants stuh, at i5c; So pieces Tuckapaws
stun, a. 29c; FreEch Jsconets and Organdies,
worth '5c, at only 2Sc; Huckebaek Towels al 81 a
dozen; silk Wells at 6ssc worth 81; pieces Black
six, great bargain; Rerasa., &c, SC. The above
Goods are desirable. and worthy the attention Of
all who want cheap goods They will be sold ex-
clusiVeiy Tor cash, being bought on those,term
ana onered ut prohts 30 small J cannof afford to
charge to any party. ALFRED MOSS
ap Is "a Main ~
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- RICHMOND, VA
This new HOTEL, ct the corner OF MAIs and sth
s:rsets, Just finished and elegantly furnished, IL
now open for the accommodation OF guests
The location IL the best In the cry and svsry
effort Will be made to please the pat, one Of the
House.
have secured the services of Mr.. r W Hoy-
a1GER, late of the Everett House. New Yorh
no 6-is JOgEPH VI CRRyspAW
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~ go BROAD STREET
Having disposed Of my old stock of Shades at
auction, have just opened large and beautiful
assortment, all new styles:
300 Gold Border SHADES only rs cents with FIX.
lures:
eoo Gold and Velvet, 81. 90, worth $500;
s0o Light and Dark Landscapes, 373 cents onIy:
$50 large Gilt-Framed PAREoR PICTURES, dr..
ferent scenery, at the low price of - 90, worth
1000 FIRE SCREENS. at rs cents each;
800 WINDOW CORNIORS, from rs cents to SIS 90:
bngltsh, German and American OIL CLOTHS, ali
widths, and very cheap.
Call at tbe Dry Goods and Window Shade De-
pot Of ap 5--5ml NJ GOLDEN 2se Broad ST.
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no ALL SHEK IFS, C0MMIsSIoNEKy
ORATORS IN THE C0kM0EWEALTH- Notice
is hereby given to snch officers that they are not
to leave their positions under any cireuastADees.
IL is as essential TO the state that the duties %
snch officers should be promptly performed, and
they are a. necessary the services Of the mill
tary in the field
BY order Of the Governor.
GEO. w, MUyFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Al TOBACCO FACTORY ron RENT
EN The large TOBACCO FACTORY on Cary
street, between 18th and Eth, with the vacant
lot adjoining. for rent by
de27-tR KENT PLINEa co
aSI SEER WOOD STILL FOR RENT.
eSS~ This beautiful MARKET FARM one mile
-ssS-from the city of Richmond, is still for rent
the person who rented 1t having failed to comply
with his contract. K. B. HAXALL,
"a lS--ts JAMES LYONS
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-r~ SU nj N e X A * X A G x
= ke4 MRNT-TO PORTkMOuTR AL

C- : U NJ N e K A 3 x A G e
MENT1T0 PORTSMOUTH AID
szsa Gs1n NORFOLK.-Ths Steamer CURTIS
PECK, Capt. JNo. II. FREEMAN, will, on ana after
MONDAY next, April LIST, leave the Wharf at
Rockets regularly every MONDAY, WEDHEs-
places, at O'Clock precisely. leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning, (except Sunday at the
Landings on the River, going and returning.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81 90; Meals
extra, 50 cts. each.
Fre.g ht taken as usual; but all goods sent to be
landed on the River must be paid for when sent
down to the Boat, and will not be responsible fer
any damage or loss after delivering 1t on the
wharf to which it Is directed.
NH 2o-ts R. O. HASKINS
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JOHN aRlNATRAD Is u or - ysars old, aboat
I'VE test hsgh, sioai In figure, broad face, very
red. prcIaiaent nose, iisht Asir. and wears cap.
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pANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST,
- nn

Importers and wholesale dealers In FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. l6s and Is5 Main
now in store, large and desirable stock of
fresh Spring Goods, consisting of the usual varie-
ty and Gin bracing every desirable stye of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, which We are prepared to
offer to our customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequence Of the disturb
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers, for
negotiable pa per; and to such, great Inducements
will be offered. Our stock will be kept III during
the season, and not be surpassed in variety
and extent, BY any house In the Southern States.
In cur CL0THIEG DEPARTMENT we are pre-
psrsd to exhibit = large, fashionable and fresh
stock, OF our own manufacture, and gotten up ex-
pressiy for our own trade. BROWN SHEETINaS
and SHlRTINGs will be sold at nett prices, for
cash, in bankable funds. Orders are solicited,
and will rssaiye our prompt and personal atten-
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Cf44A sIkAm n tPs JAMESTOWN
SLR& AND YORkT0WN.-The ROANOKE
has been Withdrawn from the line
again, between RICHMOND aud NEW YORK.
The JAMESTOWN, Captain SKINNER, and the
YORKTOWN, Capt PAKkIsH, will continue their
Norfolk each way. They will leave New York
for Richmond evsry TUESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, st 8 O'CLOCK: Returning. they will
aud FRIDAY, at4P.M.
Passage to New YORK, including meals and
state-room accommodations, only so. Stee.age
passage only IS.
For further information apply 10 the under.
signed. LUDLAM i WATSON,
apo Opposite Steamers wharvss.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, April 90 1861.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY, re-
ID Gently passed, all Ordinary keepers are re-
quired to close their bar-rooms at 104 O'Clock p
IL. The good order Of the city requires strict
obediepce to the Ordinance, and its psnaltes will
be rigidy enforced against all offenders.
ap$o-5t JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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CPOTsWOOD HOTEL.

=, n m, 1nVc' :. Z hI TON,
N. B.-The ONCE OF ali the STAGE LINES II II
this House; also. the office of ADAMS a CoSBX-
PRESS. VII Ii PEYTON HaO
StauHtou March lS ISL ar II ~
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a~ex,~aysyyEs, OOl'S LINE-F BIGHT
1Efs<$sSBOATs TO LYNCHBURG THREg
TIMES WEEK-TU RSDAYS,
THURsDAYs AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. EalrT.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt l.. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. W. GUT.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. J. W. srRArros.
Boat FAME. Capt. W. Il. PARsoxs.
These Boots are all Of the trst class. commsndea
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
iy advsrtiasd. For freight, apply 10
Guy Il COX, Agents, "a.
fe It's At Cox's shed. Dock street.
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Miscellaneous Items.

I
THr ,xcRrAsx OF HoRsrs for aerIcultrA
labor, In Massachusetts, during the last 81
,ha, - 'oo'S .nis 70 a,triou'npis 10 tne 'sA
low h'"s 'N' " N@'' oS'"e 'A'
nouNG nfNLLEhAN graduated al la&
e,c aecn,iy m'h wnns neaa ana wksneIs ~
coa chono. WI wi" huourn .oeAs hna no oearu.
,,a ,oon nag y, Que nish. On account
tion.
Tuv HIpryopn Co,rvr,,1 nuhJ;.b.d L.
,La, IL, 10 80 T., s.naI; S .s
~ IN. S,! !. ya,s ,, ago, III sPeahins o, .ne gfeas
,hs, - 'ao"; .'M 10y s,ne0, 80
"a' o"r ,n un' 49, ""'" "o''' h'' p''oa''y w gS0
~, wv "e'A
lhE sfw ORLFASs CkrScENr says that, u
,sip ,a;uC 81 wa n, n. ,Uv sh nc",a ,pE Pl;t P,;Nt -
mnnths % hioct, ,da nor,harn nnr,s nj cr,..i.
northern Commerce, and that 200 could Ls =
l t.ired in fcw dnyS.
l r.
| lie NEW tEhhiiosf ~ Nhvnpa ~ We
AZ large ns the island OF treat britain' -
srRer tnan New i1rk, rennsyIyamn ynn anc 49,
i. Ens'anu, nS PoP,ia''SS Pn Is y,ovo; AZ ~ ,UaI
ington tsTrif.rl,s nj nnrtinn ~ ,.si..-
DS;1', anu P'i'i0n Vi '~"S~~
'A'
Az OLD FASHIONED PASSAGE OF 107 days NJ
i made by an old fashioned craft, tho Dutch gai-
i liot Cadzandrion, which arrived at Philadel-
l phia on Friday, from Rotterdam, loaded with
| . cargo Of schnapps. WAsHuGToN IRvH0
would have been delighted with a sight u sudk
model
Az FccKyrnrc PuulsrHporrsr W. L. n.
l scBvanr. who makes neriodicai visits OF bsnS-
VIOLENCE 10 Hartford. ". dispenssd 025 vorth
/ OF carpetinr 10 a school. Clothing to poor
rnpils and / 600 marbles 10 the bows; a yals-
abie lot Of STATIONERY. and a plated Ice pitcksr
L were among his gifts,
-
hH AbsrsI-hspEe fR9rE@es, IN ss;pS.s sU;S
the gs,e"y S ~ =. 80 ,hs r,omspt hs rais.G
nv .nnisim.J - ban your psrdol.
sda. us ~ =" .oon sfssr he stumbled aasinst 4
ma in ~. .tT.et in sudden recollection Of -
] former mishap, he called out, is that you,
's"H' ''N ''u"
| ASoIHTR JOKE ON WIoFAIL.-It q said
! that, after an exciting debate In the Ssnsts
wigfsll was understood to have asked SswsrA
privately for chew Of tobacco, and that SOW
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Dsmsstio nIafkeIs.

THUhSDAf, March fS-2 i. NJ.
,AmsnArs .sesdy, with sales of 30 bSls AZ IS
BEKADsruYTs-Ths market for sta,s and Western
Flsur Ia yefy much excited under the City Of Bal.
umsrs sdyicss, and decidedly higher: there has
been ysry large business transacted, chiefly for
sSRo' sb and prices AA'' advanced i'''' cents per
We quote riperfns State $5 25sb s5; Extra STATE,
- 4cab %; common N goUd Western, s5 1bsb 30;
extra Iowa, N chissn, Ind., Ohio, d, IS 4OaG 10;
sIua round hoop Ohio, shipping, 90 TOa5 50; extra
round hos Ohio, trade, % 00.I co. extra snsses,
- oosI 30; extra s. Louis, IS Boat 90.
The sslts are 9o,OoO bos. q. 50, ,25,s5,a5 t,r s,-
psrhre State; So 4O,$5,53 for exsrs state; s5,25a
81 ,So foI supss hna Michigan. Iadiana, Oaio Iowa,
De-, and So 4os 30 90 for extra do, Including shit
Ping binis Of rourd hoop Ohio, n $5,7OS$3sO,
and trac brands OF do o. $hOOs$T 90.
Capadial Flour IL In good re,Iues, and higher,
wish Sc % Of COO bis a, $5. 5.4oasI 80 for sup as
Rye flear Is sse.dJ at SO ,30s$i 10 for the range
oil noe sni supsinn.. Corn meal 10 quiet; NJ
che ne, $lj.
ols arc armtr and Ia fair r.qu,s, st alaaao Sr
Slu'holp y, Siss'c for jersey, Delaware aud Penn.
SlyaDis, Sa9o; for s'I'e, A.d SSIsih for Wsstsru
Corn Is In moderate demand and hIsher. ~i,h
s,les Of 3o,to0 bush ss, at Tcc for old mixed West
., az yTtd, Csc hr J7rsey yellow, snl GSL1i,
Barley Is qpis, aud .,stiy a, 7?asoc.
L Rss IL hTH 81 o. a 6Hc,
wnsO, is basy an, AMI 2sbe psr bu,hsl higher
/ with active xTors demand; sales 100 900 hush
Al 81, ~ l,G2 Tor Mi wsuke Club; 81 81 35 fo
! Csraaa Clrb, 81 50 81 fJr winter red w sstsrn
81 no fer white Cane isi and 81 ,abs 90 for whlt
| Western.
southsrn Flour I. IA fair 5rrnsnI, ard armer
with sslss Of 1000 bbs ~ 81, 80 8, - for super
hne Bsltimsre, $5,s 6,To for ertrs do $500
l 5000 for brandy vine; $500 $3.50 br Gsnye
.osM $G,Son I,ho for Psi.rsburs ci'y'sai 81 90
WBIsKEY-Is hImer, with sa,es Of $50 bb!l :
NhslTkI
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Ices Of B.bish R,ia ZMsh.


1br following il from tho Io1 of N. ,~;r
Iillsb, abandoned at sea,
Tbe Btitsh brig ZNlsh, ot Montreal, C.,s-s
l R'Esbs ailsd nom u sto Maven u.s. Al Il ssI{ses
| bo.aa to 81 Johns, y reached Caps CoI a
r. NJ when 10 conn opo,d blowing, Win hes,v
| squalls; was cowpslltd TO siortm sail, "a q
l,rgih hove 10. Upon founding the pumps, fsu.d
eighteen inches water. Y ON ttss time shs purps
were COT s.sty going. On The morning Of shs id
| at 10 c'Slrct, II became cal N Ths vssssI 4, ~
tme made no water, and . bretes soon oo@6nW
from nnTth ses rr.v nted us q ON schiu0 HaifsG
b. m.s sa nS ~ m,s s..y 70 S. s,.sv.sS =. ;s .a -
disappointed for ~ wind lnere~ssA - . -.
which obliged us 10 hssy, her ~, the pumps e.
.s. is CITE s.s .sa .~ss w.s ors ,osss A.. y. 80
put bsfore ths wind under bare poles Shsrs ~
u en- four ftss q water In Me hold. The osiy kopo
now Va: .s IN f.,,ins IN WITH sem: y..,. bound hs
cr,td . ship bound wsss, vho imusdisssy .
s~ered our signal of dstrsss and came dowu -
~. sherrovsd 70 bs The Grahsus Poliy, CsSAi6
NurTns, ff ON Antwerp for New York. The kSG
h'n bad seven fst Of water In shs hold. CoaAuc
vi TO abandon her, ~hich wss done. when - vUO
ktd received by Can. and others o bssra
the e. ,shsms rsly This brig is supposed 10 havu
ssse down in sb"u' two hours sfsss leaving her.
tn" cenfcdorsfed" Yss I. Now Yssa-
Two strange aag', flying. the one nom IL
iorctopmnt-hesd, and the other at the mizsssl-
peak OF vessel lying at ore Of the North
h,vcr piers, on Saturday, attracted public -
fcntion. A nearer inspection disclosed ths hce
hat they were dnplsysd from on beard IL
steamer Alabama, of SAMUEL l.. MTcHKlss
savannah liu" IL boing her day Of saiiiss
from this port. To fully understand the oS-
ject OF the unusual display, and at the sams
time to verify tho character OF tho signsis .
rSIcrtcr Of tho Times hunted up Csp4sAn
S,nFsCK Tor Information. Tho Captais, whs
appeared to be quite Jolly, stated that tho is1
at the fore s'ocd for the Southern Confederacy.
and that at the miLzen fer the State Of Cieorrfsk
The conf.doTatCd flag con lists Of thres wide fos-
ritudinal stripes ofred, whits and red, the white
in the middle with blue field, occupying Tie
urrcr cornsr and covering tho urper and middls
stripes. The field contains seven stars repes-
senting the seven states supposed 70 have -
c,dcd from the Union. The now flag q
Georgia is Of blus bunting having in tho ccntru
sn arch, SUPPORTED by throe pillars /; across ~
top are tho words !" The Constitution" AnA
on tho pillars, "Wsdom, Justice and aodsr-
atior," with person in revolutionary uuusrm
toldipg the end Of the scroll in his right hand.
Tho co,ton-plant occupies space In -
lower corner. Capt. ScHEycK began n tn
morning by displaying merely the ConfederstsA
Neg, forward, aud the Stars and Stripes at tks
mizzen, but being lsughcd at by some Unisn
men on tho dock, be hauled tho latter dowa
ard boStcd the Georgia banner in its plaoes
lie carried thc'c iags out Of the hsrber, ths
ships private signal flying at the main. Tie
bulk Of her cargo consisted Of hay.-TSmes.
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That Accidental ahse.

There Is q good deal Of smirking and wineps
ing among some when mention Is sado Of IL
shot that struck Fort Sumter tho other d..
and which was overlooked In cleaning ost tkS
big Armstrong. II Is said that the force q
tho ball shattered ten feet "a uare Of the piss-
terirg on the side Of the fort, and made msse
beautiful beginning at a big hole. when q
felr was purely accidental, II Is said that tn
gallant soldier jast smiled and said hs hspsA
there would be ne moro such mistakes. His-
tales, however, will sometimes happen 10 hc
gurs and tell exactly their potcer and ra,co
before II Is over with.-AHdnid Con federacV..
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THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. ~, 1860.
lur Iiif,e Ontraafs.

Tic Eighth Annual Report Of the Chillren's s
Aid Society now before US, shows that the in-
como Of tho Society, from all sources, for the
year ending leb. 1st, 1SG1, amounted to $2O,-
2il II, ard tho expenses to $Io,762 %, lc,v.
ing balance on hand OF si7s %. During the
year, 800 boys To- girls, 10 men and - wo-
men have boen provided with homes and en-.
ploymeat-s total Of sOi. or these, 5J2 wers
OF American birth; 1ij, Irish -, English,
while the nativity ofthe remainder was French,
Italian, or not known. Tho large proportion
Of Americans, when comp lrci with the c,u,u,
returns Of tho nativity Of tho Inhabitants Of
the city, indicates tho increase OF that Frosclyt
ing system, which extreme .oilctS arc wont
10 charge upon the charities Of ansthor faith
than their own.
During the eight ycars the society has been
in operation, II has reclaimed over six thcr.
sard children from the poverty anil tonpta-
tiots Of the city. When W. contemplate tho
Consequences that would necessarily result
from suffering thcsc children, whom nobody
owns, to grow up in the rurlicus Of our city,
aud add tlcICtlvCs 10 that perm ,ncntly 10.
generate class which is found In every iaryc
city, We may begin 60 appreciate the impou-
ancc cf this work, as nj least ma ter Of police,
and public protection. To withdraw thess
children from the haunts and the career Of vice,
anil place them in positions whore all that is
good in their nature may 10 stimulated aud
strengthened. instead of being ropr, ssei Nni
destroyed, is work that must comnond H.
lclf TO ths apnrubation of cyCry loyor of HI,
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IIORsES CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, GRO
- cerf, eIpress and butassa wagons; rev aud ID
tknd wagons Of all hnds-50 horses harness &C. sell-
bs of cheap At the oarisss factory, ls4 Fulton ava
'nd stables ~ Nevtns S. Brooklyn. nh2l ,lls,1<ac
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KINDLIN9 WOOD-a0 CENTS FOR 10
lAor boles: pine and oAk by the load 81 81 ~
styard feot Of E.et 2sd st. Addresa q. COLLINS.
nh2i 9@ac'1II
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HORSES FOR SALE OR FXCHANGE--
iais y6ups hg..s MT from Canada Wet, from lt<
N l6 hauos high and tr"m 20 yssn old; 81 .,nt
.rd kind lIsu,re In TIN blaclsmlth Lhnr, 1IO Ner-
tolk - fo,lCl,G
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

TERMB Cash IN ADVANCE.
y'swc words, or len, cns day, 30 csuas. svv -
soIns; ser.e days, 4; six days, elm Al -
''ns .sd me de, .sns priee each day.
lines Monthly advertisement. of so,,v H.. -
FRIED ~ The eonvenienos n ,hs of,os. a. sos -
~ nserio0s- Advertisements received .u&I u
closed On Sunday.
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Tic Southern Confcdcrncy I'm
IIlc House Of Commons.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
L CONNER Sd AVE a 2olh ef.
CHARTrRED 1851.
Blk Pen GENT. lNFEhEsT
allowed on all deposits from one dollar 70 sns tnou-
sabd dollars
AIL DnosrTs sspz on On psyesn rss loxs or Aran.
WILL DRAW nurrnHsr Fnoh A PfIL ler.
Bank open aaily from 10 to g. Alss on MonaAy, Wed
nasdAy and BAtuxday eyeniafs from 10 9 e'elook.
q. CHMDs, sso'y. nhib slss'iSs
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Foreign Intelligence.
Three Days Later from Europ

Arrival ef tie Bn hiasre.
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TIEIOH DIME SAVINGS BANK, 429
Canal 4 cor q y,5iSs; egsn S.iIy from 10 A. Y =
b. 70 received Eix PR oeuf. intsrsst allowed On
saEs S;9o .sS aadsr, and nys psr ssst "a i.rssr
eprinS TIE past % moath., GARDNER 8 LaAPlN,
~. kDW.V. HAUGHwQUr. Pres. mkab 2<AslS
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COHYS FOR BALE-PONYS, PONYS,
l Penys-Ol.s Hundred Shetland, Scotch, and wesh
dses. hem to Il hAnds high boid cheap at 45d a.,
setwssn Ah and oh ave-. Go. T. HALL. nhls Mo-
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A PAYMENTS To LEr--IN HANDSOME
- Sttery bick hcr ., Sth 4 wllrsm.hrrsh, 10
foor, It 'ms bsssmart and cellar, $40. or m re sst
rocus, "a Md 3id fcors, rooms Sl2: or IL oiyii't,
see rsnt frlStnk doprs, sfates &c wsst J., house.
lnqgr. = 'ttAge, oh st, be! North 9th ana Ith ..
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Surrender Of Messina,

INTERESTING FROH rOL AND.
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SEWING MACHINE FOR sALE-A CYL
= inder leAthsr tesins mschins for sale at bar
gain cost Slao. Inquire In room ., No. Tryon Row.
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JORSES FOR SALE-EIGuT SOUND
- young hor,eN tust from the country. Suitable
for down vn csrnsn, truck, or anv hind cf heavy
~ort. Csn b, -oea At II Leroy H. between B.dford
and Blocker sts. 2O,9iGG
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SCHOONER Or SALE, IN GOOD OR
> Der, and In readiness for sea- carries 200 tons light
tran. Also . nsmber Of mall scheoueu Of Light
tran, earring from % TO 10 tens. Apply 70 O. v
NINANTA Nar Ne. " Aorth kivW. nhIs 94ae,lT0
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A PAkTagNTS TO LEI-i GOOD Rooms
IA (wst In titrher) at go Mn h IT. between Ave.
nre A and 1t sv,tue. roy vsosnt rout Oto .
yIISll
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SLOOP EOR SALE CHEAP-s25O-CEN-
- tre Hoard. co tens. In good working order. For
particulars, inquire Of A. J. 5xIrh, WeehAwken,
N. j. fS,llT,3
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TOY AND CANDY STORE FOR SALE
bSrg'ia, ,h.s been es,ablishsd 4 ye.r. ana 4,
ding god busioss. will be .sd for so Rsss,n
for .liing, ths owner Il Aug /, the oou,tyv Aa,ia
IL Wsst 18th d, New Ysrk, g. ngSV
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ARTICLEs FOE sALR,

DIhDS FOR SAIE-BEAUTIFUL SIN9
- ~ blrds IN all vsritis- of mu,ic and ri iws &C.
Lcns and short breed ospsres, mcckiug bi pheas-
anita Dishtingsls srk tbrushes, black ID d. hnnsts
&c, Tha hn, n cucc'i of ctoica birds In tho city
nhss 9sc'IGs CH.RLEY zoLLEa
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y
~ OF years ncsted on wLsiinstsu st, jersey CITY
having biIilai1ss ano docA In front; has beoo
lst for the nArnufas.urns of oeu.ent having attach
sell s esrrsn nr II may b. tarnsd Into planning
sw wii siso = rumber ~ vacant lct. frontinS ths
ar tn Capt D,IWFn on ttls pruunss nh Is Ssse,1T1
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uORSFS FOR ShLE-A DROVE OF %
~ Cabaiisu pjucyN tut fr'm C.nAds, from v tc
10 hsnss bbh some ars well matches, Ant fsst
traveller viii h. suli chcsp Apply 1T 40 Waite 4,
between Bud on and Va lea, until .Olt. SGslh