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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-20

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
ESTABLISHED ls4s,
$40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
RosEwoop PIAEoS, MELoDE3YS, FiyE on
fi DihN SSfO r rs D 6iA RIyns
GOLD BRACELETS, CORAL, FLO.
RENTINE, MOSAIC. JET, LAVA
ANDSILvER EXTEN-
SLEEVE BtTToXS, SETs Or STUDS,
VEST ro AH \ p HEGK CHAINS Hd
VALrED Ar
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following manner:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
which are we'll mixed. one Of thrs" envelopes,
containing The CERTlFICATE or ORDER for .a'm@.
article will be delivered at our office, sent by
receipt s,s.' Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
on receiving the CERTItIMCA A the pqrcha."r
sna sen Sda or can ASY 6 JST
article on our list of the same value.
Purchasers of our SEALED ENVELOPES may in
this manner, obtain an article WORTH FROM ONE
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until il is known what Is
teed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact Of lis being the orr
ginal and largest GIFT ASSOCIATION in the conn,
Try We are therefore enabled TO. send FINER
S GSRE aIf i PR2E Iis ohS
lishiaent Of the kind. The business continues To
be conducted in fair and honorable manner and
a large and greatly increasing trade is proof that
our patrons appreciate this method OF obtaining
rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has sent
very large number OF valuable prizes 10 all part,
the country Those VII" patronze Us VIII reeve
the full value of their money, a no ar'lcie on
list is worth less than One Dollar, retail and
there are no BLANKS.
Partie. dealing with may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm.
mediately sent to any address by return mail or
express. ,
abb prizes from the Eureka Association, and have
kindly allowed the use OF their names. Many
other names might be published, were We permit
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
Penn, Oil Painting, ne 800 James harsraiErs'
800 E. +. Jones, Barrett, Marshall county, Nan
sas, Melodeon, value, 900 goo Patrick }; ByTnrrs'
s Ma'sres pa East SSa s street New York
Piano, value 1850 Mrs. {. J. Nevis, Esira Ny,
Piano, value, $500; Miss Lucy Janeway, Elmira,
Penno gs!tf city p.SH "tsl Nasiviie Tenn Msio:
deon, value, sl25; Oscar NJ. Allen Company
,, One HHndrsd and ForEy,sfeond Rssims@
Watch, value, ss5 Rowland s. Patterson, Com
pany ID, Tenth Iowa Veteran Volunteers, oil Paint
field, Mas, Melodeon, value, $50; James /; DeX-
ter, City Surveyor, Syracuse, n. w Gold Watch
corner Blecckcr, New York, Oil Painting, value,
sloO; Mrs. J. c. Coles Grand Rapids, Miehigan,
Silver Castor, value, $40 !; DR.. X. SINCLAIR, No
value, So Hon. Luther DetmoId, Washington, d.
c., OIL Painting value, SlOo
Letter, from various parties Throughout the conn-
try, acknowledging the PIT of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on file al our office.
ODE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without Rsoard to Talue and not To be Paij far
Until yon kaoo What you nil Recetcs.
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large the area of orr commerce and trade.
Let US not only inspire confidence ut home, but
respect abroad, by letting the nation resume
It's career of prosperity and greatness.
As the President closed his speech, he was
loudly and continuously cheered. The band
performed some more patriotic airs, and the
immense crowd dispersed.
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r-,;- SPECIAL NOTICE.-The RICHMOND
SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE COMPANY
are prepared To receive money on deposit III sums
of any amount. AMI pay interest on the same.
The attention OF the laboring portion of our com
munity > especially called to the advantage OF de-
sitting small sums of money in this institution.
Office at the tore Of Mcssrs. w Ira Smith Co.,
s. S. COTTRELL, President
r T. SrArKr. Cashier. ap l'-3t
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
BY Z. b. Cook, Auctioncer,
Office No. 81 Main street.

Gig HTLY DAMAGED HAY AT
; AUCTION Il will sell THIS DAY friday, at
10 o'clock, at the Virginia Central Railroad Depot,
FlFTY-ElGHT BALES OF L NJ II HA \,
slightly damaged while ~ y0ufe 10 this city.
Az 2G-lt Il. i. COOK, Auctioneer.
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At his residence, in King william county, on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, DR.. JOHN w. GAR
LICK. in lis forty fifth year, formerly resident Of
this city.
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VERY VALUABLE b L S ! y T. S S
' STAND, ON BROAD STREET, NEAR BROOK
AVENUE, FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-Wc will
sell at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
10Th Of April, ut half-pa~t clock, p. NJ, the
SMALL STORE located ~ above described, now
occupied by McsSrs. trump Brother as grocery.
The LOT fronts twenty three feet on Broad street
and runs back about one hundred and thirty feet 10
an alley This is very valuable property.
TERMS At sale. The taxes for 1856 10 be paid
by the purchaser GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
au l>-tds AuctiUnecrs.
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By Paine 4 Co., Auctioneers,
No. loo Main street,
by Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Main street, i've doors above SpOtsWoOd Hotel

Main street, i've doors above sposwood Hotel.
TWO VALUABLE SMALL BRICK
L TENEMENTS, ON HULL ioR MAIN STREET,
IN MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
We will sell at auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 9Th day OF April, at ~ o'clock, =. NJ,
located az above described. being the property 80
long occupied by Zachariah Hail. being the two
lower trncmcntS Of Pnrcelfs row They con-
tain each five rooms, with kitchen. The propcr;
is well suited for stores or dwellings. One Of them
j. now used a a store, and the other may be a,
very small cost. This affords good opportunity
for investment in the most improving portion Of
Manchester.
TERMS One third cash, the balance at six AMI
twelve months, with interest. The taxes for 100 tn
BE- paid by the purchasers.
ap IL HRUBBS x WILLIAMS. Auctoneer-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

g,s SODA AppARAFIs.-Thc celebrated
..ARCTIC" SODA APPARATUS, with GENERA
TORS, FOUNTAINS, Sc, complete. A. agent Tor
the manufacturer, the subscriber Is prepared L"
furnish the most convenient and elegant apparatus
known Call and examine sample.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
an 2o-ts corner Franklin and seventeenth streets.
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HIGH CoNSTABLE'S SALE.-Wil

THIGH CONSTABLES SALE.-Will
1 he sold on FRIDAY, April 10Th, l.G6, at 10
o'clock. 4. NJ. 1T the Restaurant known as - Con-
.rcss Hail." on the corner Of Franklin and Cover
nor streets, tn" following PROPERTY, to-wit:
superior BAR COUNTER,
SHOWCASE and CONTENTS,
2CLOCkS.
MIRROR.
LotGAS FIXTURES,
3SOFAS.
TABLES,
- CHAIRS,
2LOOkING GLASSES,
Lot ALEand PORTER,
2ICE RFFRIGERATORS,
RANGE,
large DARKROOM STOVE,
sets GASTORS.
CRuCkERY, GLASSWARE,
KNIVES and FORKS,
Lot WINE, WHISKY. and GIN,
CURTAINS. DECANTERS, BOTTLES,
COOKING UTENSILS
TABLE CLOTHS.
LAGER BEER GLASSES, &c, &c,
10 satisfy distress warrant in my hands IN FAVOR ~
Samucl =. Mitchell and Andrew Johnson, eXccu-
tor, Of William Mitchell. deceased, against John
Macpherson. ~ - - , ,
ap ll-2t A. h. CRt MI, IL. =. - II.
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MARRIED,

In this city, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. 7
Mccarthy, Mr. J. A. ]. SADDLER TO Miss MARY
f. NUCkOLS
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs.
Main street, five doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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SANTA .ANNA.-This persc

SANTA ANNA.-This parsonage
arrived in New York on Wednesday
last. The Herald, says:
AS soon rs the General landed, and
after exchanging situations with the
friends who We're there to welcome
him on his arrival, he and his suite
drove to the splendid mansion in
West Twenty-Eighth Street, near
Fifth Avenue, carefully prepared for
the accommodation and comfort Of
the General
This house is tastefully furnished
and is provided with all the necessary
appliances which modern convenience
has invented. Marble statues, paint
lngs, and elegant mirrors greet the
eye of the visitor in its principal
rooms, while on the ceilings of the
parlors aud dining rooms are seen
chaste frescoes which we'll accord
with the color of the furniture.
There is also well selected library
in the house.
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The Dead Duck is in ecstacies
over the last great effort of the i'm
mortal Underwood. He quacks and
flaps his wings over this savory pro-
duction as If he had discovered a
mud-puddle full of dead tadpoles.
He exalts the horn of that "able
lurist, and commends his "bold de-
nnncia ton of the impertinent traitors
of Richmond
The secret Of all this fulsome flat
terry is thoroughly understood by the
Initiated. Forney hopes that before
Underwood is done, he Will manage
to hang somebody, a: d as the CAyoni-
Gle Is staggering abo on its Inst legs,
the Dead Duck" wants TO be ap-
pointed hangsman to tho liable
jurist, whom he eludicrously describes
as ''imperlllng his life" in abusing
Richmond, its Inhabitants and press.
RichmOnu Times.
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COLUMBIA, s. c. WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 1s 1866

planted in February, and cotton as
early as the middle o. March, and
should certainly be in the ground
before the middle Of April. There is
also much work. to be done in the
way of ditching, fencing, and repair
ing of buildings, roads and bridges,
before the planting season begins.
Trouble. expense and labor Will be
saved by an early beginning.
There is, perhaps, no community
In the Southern States wherein the
families of Northern men will be
speedily welcomed into society It is,
therefore, desirable to form settle
ments, and for this purpose agents
should be sent out Immediately, with
authority to select and contract for
the Lease or purchase of the required
number of acres for settlement of
half dozen or more families. Thus
the new settlers will be able to regu-
late their school and church affairs to
their own liking, and to secure many
other privileges that could not be at
tanned by individual effort. The
nelghbors would also serve as a de-
fence to each other, and by the ex-
ample OF their prosperity would in
duce the old citizens to court their
society.
Since slavery has been abolished, it
is agreed by all classes that the climate
of even the lower counties of the Gulf
States is not inhospitable to white
labor, and that all the produce hither-
to grown in the South can be success
fully and proftably cultivated by any
race or people that viii industriously
apply itself to the work.
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NOTICE
MAIOl. ) OFFICE,
EOLTIpIA. JuCn .. l.6L


Tor Tie ,rfarmat.on Of persons VINO
Il may DO lgnora,' OF the laws OF the
city, and to prevent any further violation
OF said laws herein mcItlouel, the follow
ing Ordinances are repub!ished.
BE Il Ordained, Thu; II shall not BE Law
tui 10 drive any wagon, caIt or other car
rage. OF ride Or lead any horse across c
upon any ope!. brick dram, within the cor
porate limits of the city .. Columbia, e.;-
ccp. at the bridges OF o,het places pro-
v.ded for crossing said drains, under
penalty not exceeding twenty dollars ior
each and every offence
Be Il u.fioMer ortlulaed, That it shah not
be lawfu. y drive any wagon or other car
riaCc, or ride or lead any horse OF mulo, or
suffer ;!cm 10 stand upon any pavement,
except Ill cases Of absolute necessity; and
jcct 10 fine Of not ies. than one, nor more
than fifty dollars"
June THEO. STARK, Mayor.
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE
Harmless, Reliable and L,tantaneous.
Produces immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BACHELOR.
oct 70 1y New York.
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The PoIIrICs OF GENERALS The
genuine soldiers everywhere manifest
a disposition to vote as they fought, -
to wit, for the Union. Some of the
real and bogus military men are class
ed as follows:
With the President, Gems. Grant,
Sherman, Meade, Hancock, Craw-
ford, Resecranz, Sheridan and Coul-
ter.
With ,Thad. Stevens, Gems. But
ler, Seigel, Schurz, Schenck, Came
ron. Banks, Geary and Col Forney.
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JAMES CONNER'S SONS
Richland District--.I In EnniLv

Agnes Law vs; John AdScr, Executor, and
others. for Portion a,.d Sale.
T appearing to the Commissioner tla;
Il John Adger, Executor, William Adger,
J; E. Adger, william, l. Adger, Thomas /.
Player, William A. Carter, Agnes Carter,
Elizabeth Prother, some Of the defendants
in the above stated case, are absent be
yond the limits of this State: Itis ordered,
that they do plead, answer or demur 10
this bill III ninety days from this date, or Il
decree pro c0nfeSS0 will be entered against
them l.. .. DESAUSSURE, {. 4. Il. ID.
April 25 w3n,o
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Richland District---In Equity.

En- oor'e Simeon Fair, Solicitor Of Middle
CIRCUIT BM 10 Pe,petuae Testimony
J.. OCONNELL, d. b, having filed
- his petition under above bll ii order
to perpetuate the testimony to me past
existence, loss and contents Of two Deeds
OF Conveyance to him, the saidJ j. OCon-
nell, OF two lots Of Land, which together
comprise the st; Nary's College; ana also
Land on Winn street, in Columbia: All
parties interested are notified to appear.
at the expiration of three months, to cross
examine the evidence which may be p.o
duced, and produce evidence in reply.
D. B. DESACSSURE. c. Z. Il. D
April % w3mo
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PRosPEcr OF CHEAP CoAL. The
large shipments OF coal from the
mining regions OF PENNSYLVANIA
justify the hope that fuel will soon
experience further reduction in
prlce. The shipments for the cur
rent year already amount to 4, 145, 14O
tons, being an increase of 1878, 977
tons over the prodnct of hast year at
the same date.
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NOTICE.

ENhE subscriber wonld respectfully IN
Il form the citizens Of ri..s citv and Vi
cluity that ho Will continue the general
HARDWARE BUSINESS IN his owI numc
and on ms own account, ana hopes TO
me:lt and receive full share Of public pa
tronage. JOHN c. DIAL
Nav
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eoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and en,ol-
lient in it's nature, frm mgrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % "
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The following gives u list of the
Bishops OF the episcopal Metho-
dist Church, with their salaries:
Bishop Sonle, 81, 500; Bishop Pierce,
%, OOO; Bishop Early, 50, 500; Bishop
KEavanangh, 81, 500; Bishop Andrew,
-, 500; Bishop Paine, So, 900; Bishop
Wightman, $1,000; Bishop Marvin,
$1,000; Bishop McTyeire. So, 600;
Bishop Doggett, $1,000.
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o.
i D
Of
sum the he b aIlei
of death
cislssu
for N or r
u
Disric,
Oiice I HaaaLaa u Walcy Wa.la
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a stock raiser in Tennessee recent
~ sold $4,000 worth Of cashmere
goats III one week One eve sold for
81 500
The father Of the peasant vino
saved the Cars life has been "re-
called" from Siberia, where he was in
exile.
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NOTICE.

NJ OIICE is hereby given that the CO.
~ par;nershlp lately snbsis:ing between
JOHN c. DIAL and FRANCIS ". POPE,
nnd,r the fl! m OK DIAL 4 POPE, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN
due to and bv the late firm.
JOHN c. DIAL.
..ay i. 1866 T. n. POPE
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans. &c

At E!e Sigv # tie Golden Pad Lock-
4 FULL supply Of GRAIN CRADLES,
N Grain Fans, Scytho Blades, Scythe
Stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &c, in store
aad for sale low for cash
May &c JOHN C. DIAL.
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Notice to Owners Of Goats and Swine.

DARTIES who own any OF tho above
l. mentioned ANNALS, arc notified that
all Goats and Swine found running al large
in the streets of Columbia, on and - ,g
the Sth inst, will be seized bv Tie police
and ilnpounded in the lot near the Guard
House. IHEO. STARK, Navcr
,JuIo =
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MARRIAGE AND. CELIBACY; An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of relief. Sent free Of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Adlr ,ss Dr.. J.
sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. April le 3mo
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COTTON GINS.

HNHE undersigned, having complc. ca
L their arrangements for the manrIac-
ture OF the best COTTON GINS ever made
III this country, arc now prepared 10 ru-
ceivc orders from planters and otler-
Wishing to purchase. The long establshed
and we'll known reputation oil Eiiiott,s
Cotton Gins will, We hope, bo sufficient
guarantee that the article VIII Give entire
satisfaction. J. NJ. ELLIOTT x CO..
May Is 2mo Winns boro. S. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAIL ARRANaEaIENTs.-Th Post Office is
open during the week from q. m. to ..
M. and from 81 p. m. to z p. m. On Sum-
day, from to 9 q. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-24

STEADY at 2Se. Cd. ass. Cd. Beef doll aAd easier
PERI fat and weak BACON steady. Butter
easier. Lard dun at - for American. Tsiiow
quiet and steady. Ashes fas, as. 6d.a3>s. Sugar
steady. Linseed OIL quiet, Rosin culIs Sports
tuypentine downward.
LSHD0h, April II, A. k-CoaselA. So \ a., K
for money. American stocks-U. - fve-twen-
ties, 7I&as2X.
In the House Of Commons on the OH inst.
tGnOte were voted for the pubic work.
The London merchants propose giving Geo.
Peabody a banquet before his leaving for
America.
The steamer J. :. Harris. from Mobile, ar
rived Al Liverpool on the sth inst. The steam
Pr Patrick Henry. from Liverpool for New
York, returned TO QueeBsto wn IN q Icaky con-
dItIop.
The Tmes' Paris correspondent SAYS Msr-
shh Mel, who commands one of the greatest
French military divisions, had InteTview WIS
with the Emperor IN Parts. Ii lie Inferred that
u war breaks out between PruSsia and Aus
tria corps OF Observation would he found eu
the Rhine, Narsbsl Mel commanding Mar
shal Nsswas sent TO Turin Just before the last
Italian war commenced.
The PyussIan reply to the Austrian note Gre
ated an extremely unfayorabie impression 81
Vienna.
Austria re,terates the demands in the note of
the 3lst Nlt.. and expresses the hope that Prus-
sIa will explain the meaning OF her wsrilke
preparations.
The Italian Ambassador at Berlin. in dis
paICh 10 Florence, announces war A. IneyIta-
ole.
Italy Is preparing IN the event of wa 10 at
tack Austria IN NenetIa-
An extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet
took place.
Austria proposes the con vocatIon OF the Ger
man Parliament with universal suffrage and
GIreCt elections for the purpose OF reforming
Bund.
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Affairs an Georgetown

THR CAHAL.-Arrived-BOs r.. Stanhope.
wood and posts 10 market scow, hay % w n
lowing; :. Bilmyer, wheat and corn 10 Geo.
waters, Cruncher, stSae 90 W. bowling. De
paTted-Ciipper, with lumber, &c. 60 Lat
Lock No. -; r. ID. Hartley, FISH. salt, &c. 70
Berlin Snd three boats Iight
GRAND LARCENY Yesterday. negeo
named John Dorsey, alias ChaS. Steru, weoI
TO The store OF MIR. A. Scott, on MARKET street.
and offered a ham Of bacon for sale Mr.. Scott
suspected a. was stolen. and seut for OH Ger
Brown, who arrested the negro, bat hs1 =
rough time an Hking him 20 the station. Tne
officer bring OF duty at tbs time WAS unarmed.
and the negro showed fight obIiging M m 70
make the best use OF his fsts lac knew how
He managed TO secure his prisoner. and the
meat was identified 81 stolen from =. W.
Queen, at Tennsllytown. Justice Buckley
sent the prisoner 10 lsil for court.
FLOUR AND GRAN NAREET.-ilOur-De-
mand aCtive; prices unchanged; sales UnIm-
portanC supply short. Graln-We motto" the
arrival OF the Sallie BIllinCPr, from SaPp-
hPrdstown, with corn and wheat consigned %
George Waters. Wheat last sales. good red
- s. no white offered Corn, yellow - cents.
white % cents per bUshel.
PoRT or GEO RGET -Enterpd-Stsamers
New York, Plat from New York. Columbia.
Harper, Baltimore; Philadelphia, Fultz PAD
adPlphia. CleaEed-Schr. Jno I.enthall. MAJ
ian, for New York
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SURVEYS IN CALIFORNIA

Quite a number OF township plats OF the sur
eys IN California have Just been received at
ne General Land Office, some embracing in.
sresting typographical objects and localities
interest, among which are plats of Town.
mp IL. north range east, Mount Diablo Ie-
idIan, lnterspersed with mountains, deep
alleys, trayersed in part by Bear river, the
ne OF the Central Pacific Railroad passing
trough the southeas tern part of the township
ownships II and Is, north of range 9 east
trough which passes the Central Pacific Rail.
DAD and in which the towns of Colfax and
llnoistOwn are situated. Township Is, north
ange 10 east, trayersed by the Pacific railway
cute. and from northeast to southwest by
Orth fork Of the American river, and in which
situated the towns of Little York, MILK
.Rnche. Gold Run, Secret town, Sucker Flat
Ieronatown, Independence Hall and Iowa
I'LL, this being the region OF gold mines Town
nip 10, nerth range II east, bounded on the
Asst by Lake Tahoe, and embracing Emerald
sy. Township 10, north range IS east. tray
-sed by the Little Truckee river. Townshl
!, north OF range l. east, bounded on the east
v Epson Bay and Lake Tahoe. These seye-
Al townships are remarkable for their Alpine
'atures. yet they are traversed by streams and
otted with settlements which are scattered
yer the wild, rugged and highly interesting
oUEtry. Through portions Of this section the
reat Central Pacific Railroad is destined, even
an esrly period. TO do the biddings OF an &C.
We, domestic trade
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the America-The Markets
War Rumors-French Corps of Observa.
tion-European War Inevitable-Italy
Preparing.
NEW YORK. April 2i.-The steamship
America, from Southampton, on the morning
of the 1Ith has arrived at quarantine.
The ship Eluga, from New York. for Bre-
men, was run into and sunk off Portland. All
hands but one man persisted.
LIVERPOOL, April III, a. m.-Cotton-Sales
for two days, $3.50 bales, including 1850 bales
to spectators and exporters. The market is
dull and irregular, owing to the German diff
culties, excessive receipts, and a decline OF one
penny per pound has taken place
Manchester markets nominal, with down
ward tendency.
BRHADeTrPFs Flour quiet but firm
" neat urn, with a slight advance. Coz