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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-13
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Harrison, 9oddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

TWO NEW BRICK TENEMENTs
i AND LEASEHOLDs, ON THE EAST LINE rs
THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will Ia
sold at auction, on the premises, on MONDAY. ~
1sth April, 1885, st ioclock. p. NJ, those two ne
BRICK TENEMEN'rS located "a above. They A..
admirably adapted for stores and their location T.,
business purposes Is in most desirable par, Of til !.
city.
The tenemsnts will be sold subjec, 10 a ground
rent OF seven hundred and fifty dollars per annnm
having ten years 10 run, with proyiso that al 10
end Of the Tease the buildings are to be taken by
the lessor at valuation.
Terms 0ne-third cash balance at four AMI
eight months, for negotiable notes interest addsa
and title retained tin all the purchase money !,
paid. The taxes TO be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSoy
apl3 Auctioneers
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF Miss MARY MITCHELL
Mn. J W ALBAr
will appear
FRIDAY EVENING, APRII IL, 1866
First time in this city Of the great domestic Drama,
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
MARTHA ROSEBLADE. MISS MAR1 MITCHELL
JASPER ROSEBLADE... Mr.. J. w. ALBAUGH.
" WEARING or THE GREEN. Great Fenian songJ
Mr.. DUFFIELD.
To conclude with DUEL IN THE DARK. ap3
T LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. SAMUEL A. EATON,
OF RICHMOND,
respectfully announces that he will have the honor
to deliver his
POEM ON LABOR
at the MAYO STREET CHURCH NEAR Broad street,
on FRIDAY EVENING, April 10, 1865, at O'Clock.
Proceeds to be applied 10 the purchase oil DOCKS TOT
the library of the
MACHINISTS' UNION, No. g. VA.
TICKETS. FIFTY CENTS,
10 he had at the Richmond Musical Exchange ana
ut the book stores and druggists generally.
ap lot
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Practical Pharmaccutists,
corner Ninth aud Franklin streets.

WE ARE HAPPY TO INFORM
w uur numerous customer. that we shall npen
our large addition the lstl instant, untll which
time We ask the indulgence of our friends. we
shall then have ample room 10 accommodate the
large crowds that frequent our store to purchase
their dry goods ~ We still continue 10 sell the best
BARGAIN LEVY BROTHERS,
Successors TO J. \. Levy,)
ANA II Main street.
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SPECIFIC FOR TETTER.-Ou "SPE-
= CIFIC' will speedily and positively cure the
worst eases of letter and Ring Worm Read the
following certificate from the popular and well
known former Inspector Of Tobacco at Public
Warehouse ~ $50.
RIrHMoNp, VA, April l., 1866.
McsSr~ Meade Baker Gcntlcmen,-l take
pleasure in adding my testimony TO your ''Spe-
cidc'' for Rim. Worm and letter. had been ar
hictcd for AZ least seven years with avery agra
waited and disfguring letter on both OF II hands,
and had tried, in vain, many remedies. One W.
of your Specific has entirely and etcctually
cured me- and my hands are now n smooth and
fair a. any ones. Is. }. NAlGHAS,
late Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Price, fifty cents Il vial. Prepared only by
MEADE \ BAKER,
Practical PhamaCcutisIs,
mia corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
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DE-. JErER IN New YoRH.-Rev. DR.. JE1ER,
of this city, upon special invitation, was eX-
pected 10 preach at the Madison Square
Church. in New York, last Sunday evening.
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NOTICE.-On MONDAY, the 10th in
" slant, ~ IL o'clock, NJ, will be sold at the
National Coal Mining Company yard on the
Basin Bank, TWO HUNDRED TONS uF COKE, In
lots t. suit purchasers.
Terms Cash. .
ap l3-3t !. l.. LAuhltIoN.
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ypn Seem OrIeaus.

0ew Orleans, II. W1ai. Die SaiIerin
Sarlctta reilte all l. Dc. BON 0tericD l1laG @uers
Iacaca db.
Snitb'S Ylau sur 0rainirung beS SbaleS bon
DtericO 1T an9enrmrnet uno Elm baranf besislide5
Oecret %erlale1 pCrOeIl.
Die SuperiuIilten babeu bic YacificsSiiIfe ipie<
ser beiest unb cas- aaiierrei9 it uuBer9ep6buIi9
tupi9.
Na9ri6tet aus 8ritifd>S Onburas, bic bis gum
10. O8. rei&eu, itlo eiu9etrOffeu. 0ie @plpnie
%rfreltte iid zines 9uten @elunObets3ultanoes luo
,rOlperirtc.
0rainirungeu uub irnlise gerbeIIerun9en I'M
ad%erbauweien i'll einem grDBen WtabItabe murs
ben pcrSenCn1mefl.
Die 8iir9er bon 2~criiiala beab1idtigen bic lie,
,~erreite be8 @rgOuperneurS Alle1 ans Wtericc
Iuriidbringeu 81 l~ulieft.
gtadri6tel BON Brownsville iaget, ba6 lid
SscoteD an Der Spite Don 2O0O Oiai1n in Ben
@ege1o bon @9tna bat bIifen l~aiien, unb baB er
Sorbereitnnsen gum SOrOriH9 Ell eegen 0tOnterer
trift.
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ssaatt bt.n aus Can epminap.

ueber 6asana iinb 9ier neuere gta6rtdten
1Is San Domingo ein9etrpfen. Die 9te1Dlu=
ion, Die Nnfangs Wtdr3 an Der 0ren3e BON
6apti aussebrO6en mar, ereift peiter UNI It6>
Der @%UmmanDant Der Stapt 9tei6a bate,
Obne nod ert Die 9ntunft Der Snlur9enten
1b3utparten, ienen DlaB oufge9eben uno Die
5n1urgenten batten in 6Ul9e Defen Bis gum
ga9ulFuB SUrOrtnsen tGnnen.
Inter Der 6t6rn19 bon MartpS Ga6rOl,
zines Nefen bon Sen. 8ae3, mar In Der Stapt
San @6ritobal cine reDplutionGre 8etpesune
aussebrpden, Die anfangs arrBe 8prtl6ritte
ma6te, Ipiter jebo4 OurA Die Ne9ierun9atrups
pen iintsroriift parp.
Ser 9luItanO lAetnt ibrt9enS in San Do
minsO all9emetn gu Ietn unO es betbt bereita,
9aB Sae3 wteOer s~eltir3t unb bab Dtmentel
luu' Yr1Tpenten Der Nepu6ltf prOflamtrt
pUrOen iet. Die NaGriGt beparf inpelien nod
.rlt Der 8el% tatieune.
Sic Ne9terun9 BON 6aYtt b~eSinlttet bteIe
1uffGnoil3en 8eipeeun9en le unterltIbt
lie SnIurgenten fortpabrenp nit @elp, @af-
en-, Yulper unO @OrrGtben.
Die Ne9terun9struppen tpareit am 3. Npril
ei Nei6ae BON ben Snl ur9enten bon oer1die=
,enen puncten a~ngesrifen unb 9elAlasen
oprben. sic O%erlUren $50 @efangene unD Den
ir6sten She'll i9rer 0ufrn.
Gin nOtiirltderSs gruoer BON 8aes, Gulenttn
Ramire3, lit barauf gum 81 Observation-Disclosures Der
Resierun9struppen ernannt wOroen. Gr mar
ct auf 8erltarfunsen, bepor bic militartl6en
0peruttUnen UieOer aufsenOmmen werpen tUn=
zen, aletn 60 1T lebr 3peifelbaft Ub ibm Die
Aesieruns nod otele 2ruppen tpiro lenoen
,Gnnrn uno Oh tie nift balo aud ibren lebten
StIbpuntt Die 6auptltaOt San Domingo, auf
ute Ote SniurSenten TN @nmarlae be9rifen
Fnb, S~erlterea trtrr.
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apIsnten. csOnpentipn III S,aniue.

San9pr, II. Olat. Cine Sclbaten @cnpelt.
OH mir6 bier inter ben &pritb be8 Sen. Seller
)gebaIten uno miro 5ablrei6 beludt.
uuter Den un|genpmmeneu 8ei6fiifieu erftdrt
ner, bab bic SOlOaten BON WairIe wiinideu, baf
IT Gou9reB III 8e5u8 auf Die Nromotioue1 nit
iorgfalt perfabre. Die TernadlilIigultg SIT,
tfgefebrter Soloaten ourd) Seietung Der Stelleu
it Yerienen bon 5peifslbafter 2ppaIitGt pirb &C.
iiBtiligt.
Die NrtOritdten tperben eriuft, baruuf SIT le
n, baB baS 9unb nidt mieber burd BEN &riel
ioe. DAP SeceiiiOn nit alien ibren SduiDen mn
nfOroerungen repubiirt perbe unb Der @pnoref
irO enbli6 nm @ietditellrng Der Bouutie8 gebe
II, 10 oa6 leoer Sploat fir ie0eS Sabr ieiueS
)ienite8 500 SOnnts erbalte.
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NeaeIe 0o0ri6teu.
8unOesbauptItaOtg


@oitiugtpn, 10. Mai. DEM 5eerdnbe,
Semmes, peIdsr in Ntobile snr1 8robatrihter err
tlannt pCroen mar, nurbe auf 8efebt beS BrdIt
pertet lnterIa9t Iein Mnt ansutreten.
= Orr 8rdIipent bat benz @erlate einen Se.
ridt beS &rieoSmini1ferS unb einen Srief bon Sc.
neral 9ieut. Grant, an bielen geridtet, eiu9eIarbt.
@rant's Brief lautet:
Salptquartisr Der armee Del
Ser. Stdaten,
@ai6instpt, Is. Ntpi 1866.
SOn. 6. SIC. Stantpr.
Su Mnbetradt Der lan9en SerSTgerllt9, ipefdt
bic Nnnabme clues @laneS fir 9teoraaniIirl1g Del
Mrmee in, Observation-Disclosures ~beseenet, uno oel
prinaenbel gtctbwenot9teit beriebeu, Iebe ib mid
peranlu6t, Sbnell bic Sade p~ffi;iel rcrsule9e1 II.
Die Nufmerfiumteit bes Spn9reitS barauf 81 lett'
fen, inbem t6 CLAUDE, DAB man nldt LANCER 5p9erll
piro, meiln elne Hare 0arfteluu9 bartber por'
ie9t.
@s bilber 5t6 iett iiterou gtieberlafiulgen spi>
den benz W1iIIonrt NIB ber paciftiden &itlte, no
ritber Die Snbianer rnbeltrttteu baulten. Sin.
panberer lalCn 1t9 baIslbft nieOer Cber gebelt raf
zen @Olbfeloern Der &odp 0tOlrtal1S. Otele
:elte iino Bir9er Der &er.a Staateu rllo itno 81
EN- SGnse Der 9te9ieruug bere6tl9t. gle erIts
)ideIn bic 0iiIfSauellell beS 2al,oe8 llIlo e5 III TN
~SnterelIe, mie eS Die Gflidt Der Station tit, tbuell
tilitGrtlden Sdub AT gepGbreI.
Mlle netSen NpIcntIrS Iino llnSufrieoe1 9etpprs
Ell uub fla9en, DAP man irgeredt 9eBel iIe balls
eft, inoem man Ie snriifbiIt, rpGbrerl0 Der &rteg
Gnoe 1T. gSeoen bieier llnSufrteoerDeit iir0
ud ibre Dienfte BON s~srin9et1 ytltte1 unb man
mite iie Ane etenlo gut ~eutlailen. Der farbtge
plontdr bat oieIelben NnIprii1e, bat Ite ober his
TT npdb ri6t oelteuo Qemaht. Nie LANCE iSn@
III bie1e SrGfte nod I'M OienIe ssbaltel, and
eun Iie baSu pllig Ituo ?
Ser Ser. Staaten Senat paIlirte cine Sill fir
ecr9aniIatipu Der Nrnlee, wel6e msiner NIittt
ld tabelpS mar, 10 mett 9rO6e WfoBregel1 eS
in fSnnen. OieIe Siu wiirbe baS Wtilinllln1
T. n6tbiaen 4rdfte l%tellen. sic bewilligt nlr Ell
ge &auIeno Mtalln nlebr, ais Die iebige Srgaris
ton sdbtt, tteilt iplde aber in risl nlehr Satail-
we umo @Dmpdgniel.
Ser Olen1t III ben BlainS nib iii ben iiioIi6eI
Staten e~rforbert Die 8eietung oieler Soften. -
lit ptele bleier Soften 1T cine feine Selasung
)enio biurei9eno pie cine 5ablret9ere. Die Sill
g SenateS erridtet bel @pnlpaguien NIB Der
hubert ben Switzerland jeber @pmpdguie.
Sn pielerSiIIt6t 1T eS cine lebr notwithstanding
gel mo erlaubt &ernlebrung Der Wfannldaft
enn lnItdnbe bieS erfprberl. Die @0npaanie
Die flein1te @intbeilurlg, tpeld]e alS @arSe8 be-
Itt rperoeu fam, pbne Der Ot8Ctrlln II. girf~
niteit @intrag 81 tbur.
Sn Der GOrausieBuug, baB Der @pn9reB prompt
uIoslI miro, tpera peiIet Quf nlerfIanlfelt auf Die
aOtbrpenbtgteit gelentt lit, bin i6 berdnIaBt, bieIe
fittbellung I'll MAIDEN, ulO ipenl1 Sic nit mir
uper1tanpeu linD, wOlte i1 Sic bitten, ill Sale
Sic bieS fir gut fil0erl, lletle Nniidt nit Sbrer
:mpfeblnng benz @pn9relle opr5lle9ell Dur1 Den
'preder beS SauIe6.
Sbr &C.
Il. .. Grant, Ser. z2ieut.
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Son genneTee.

@aibDtl1e, Gem, II. Stat. Seute ba1
nan bier SuBs, Set mo 6aitta8 aebalten, mel
8 bieB. Brdiicent SpbniOn babe b~enielbel ar9e
,ronet. Der in Nn3u9 befiuOliden @bplera tpe9e1.
4bero8 entbefte man, DAP Der BrdItDent gar feline
oerarti9e Ancrbnung %erIaileu bat.
Ser ebemali9e BANTER SObu Yotterfielb lit ar.
tetirt rlo I'M 3udtbals einquarttert pOrbeIl. 0af
8eritdt la9t, er itt NIT i'll Die cauabii9e &eridpB.
lelten 2inc0In, nerwideLt aepelen.
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imi12-2l
6roRe GrcurGOn

@. $. 9ppe'S Circus.
Srrt Sub ni&t!
g. $. Su>pe'5 GircuS
wiro erit NOD eintrefen u
@tBt u!
g. .. 9ptur'S
GsrOfser eurDpdtfcDer Strcns
wfrptn atttmpre
niDt Dor
Mpntas ben II; M ! rRftne
Wammatb Gcmpa9nIe
m II uIt6en unb WettIt6en &un frettern,
bret Sanspurfen,
elmer ~bpppeIten Sruppe ben @e nndften,
unIbertrrienen &crrbrat'n,
Erayes- gOtfenern
unS ben befen RInfiern in alien Departments,
dueerosim bic
Gusfeiti6neten WCrfeaur9en
Der WrS. Yterce nit
GrpGet'S wtIber I'M fur@tbaren 3SUen,
has am Wietlten Senldttpn %erreeenee
unb aufreeerbae S6auEptel tts SaoeS.
Sebt ben b ilantln
StraBen 3ug
welter tn
Sttliana,
rCmantiTtem @fstt unS
ret6er Musfattut6
aueS biSter In europa unb &rnerifd Daesre iene Itertrttt.
Die er1e 9araee II. BITE erhe Wprfelune fnbet itatt AM
Mpntaa, ben 81. Nat. (bpfA
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gSri(lem unO 9lmaem0tGfer

STD erIauUe MIR, benz beut'6sn Dubltfum bic Ansetae ;u
m.dben, has Id mt& ais Optteus bier ntebsrseIahen babe
IN faun ieben nit Srilen q. eenau unb rtdtts ~terIeben.
MttteIt eines Ortontetsr taun ID tas Nuae meiien unb pbne
m, prere 8rtGen gu prDbtren eleth BITE reaten @ldier sebin.
aJleine aiten Breitnte, be nrt6 70 oft tn gBdibtnstCn belu6t
6abeu, erfu6e t& aud bier s~efdltef bas @Iet&s su ttun.
SpbtdS 8, Opttetdn, aus WGfbtngtrn,
SO. 8 8prb @reenfraBe,
(~up27lt6t) iriT0en Baltimore. unh Eaoettehrde
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sSeuer.

8rOp, Sc. g., II. Wtai. Gin srOBes So1s>
sebdube in gSeit GrOp, GigentbInn beS 8. 3. Sol
ItIs, unb BON elmer An3abt BON 6autiIieu %betpobnt,
purbe beute WtOr9en burd 6euer %5erftGrt. Sin
met Sabre altes Sinh fam III zen 6laullnen I'M.
Aoan8' @iIi9fabrif i'll 2arfin9burg brallte lekte
ata6t niebsr.
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DeutfdeeS Arbetts> Ma@meiSmme&
Sure0t,
SbdmeSItrlBe No. SIS.

unter aufid9t Der rDeutI8tn @sftuI&aft".
MGs Dtsieni9en, ptINe eeutf6e Sanbperfer. Mrbctter pSer
EtenRrndbGen 81 belaafttsen rinfben, ictDte ale beutfhet
Nrtottsx2en5sn wlGen I'D p~erlDuItG Deer In frdnfirten 8rie
ftu an ben Aeenten Der geleaf&aft, Srn. "a. WeIItn 8.
~ rs. S. SBaussAtGit. stnten, Eti4tt IutntgeIhItG
u kssH{tertbeiIsn rtrs. m
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Gnpfing per Steamer uSpruilia"
ria gSep gprt e!ne 5entuna bsuti6en
6imbeerfafte8%
Wien felt S1bren ais ~OsrsI8lt& betanntir 9trtbeer-2imU
ud6e. 6 iIena g~erfonTe tm, nm ieter GDufurtens 81 Sc ee9nen,
su $3.50 pfr @aaDne, Bet er66eren Quantitdten btIteer.
s. Sprn,
Ode S1npSer- unb gambenRr.
~(5ap3Mp) 9%,genIter 5dnrSar-IRartt.
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@aSarne @Drter's 5uftens s5alfanr

felt ben Ietten aGt3eBn Sabren bat Der 4elt ben 8etpeia
bon beien 2Birtuuaen in Der Seiluu9 BON 2Hn9en6ei6per
ben seliefert, nit benz ft9 t3in aubere8 befanntes Wfitte
berslei6en fam. lie he Sabre bieie 39utiaden meFr II.
better betanut MAIDEN, - miro aud Der Bali Jam inner
me6r elm npt6penbiSer 9auaortite1 in alien Slafeu. s.
Siht Isbeube 8eipeiie ieiner uuOerSlei6baren ytitGittei
in ben bieteu BON BEN i@redti9eu Spmptcmeu ber SrG6
Ii6en S~rantbait, &uS3ebruns, entrifiene SPfer. QreiS q
unb SO Gents bic SlaiGe.
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Staotsg pmmi6drs Office.

Solar Storc. SOuAr Stpce+
SO. 500 SO. 8altimcretr.
Dos,IbR NuS an toben albtrvIattiirte 96ftet, @atetn Don
onen @rSeen, GGHors uno cine bubble Nuspabl bon @6dnaf'
faHen mad Der neueHen Dtpbe, iptte EG&er aner Art.
MHes fur Gtmen DpI[ar. (mt-fa
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@rbalten our9 S9ilf Neptun

cine TG6ue IusnatI bon fOlJenben Wdarer: fetn I1dtrte
.aaiTfe+Wretter NIT 3 tloer unb ednefba'te S'berre9r, nm
ttrbse<6s 5aretttlfetn tar SAultsnoer, 80 nptOtrtsfein
Don Wtttau, 9er9 'nhtat unb 20 jeuGn tn Nfeer un6 Se n.
mans. NabmeN; gtUtt lba@er, SPrtu 8erIe8.R 6beG
&c. pslhe btQtah eupRettt &br. 8ets,
8n,ot-4nsl SO. % 8erm1p1r.
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0~or5iieltder @ioer.
Speten 80 SdB Re@ . prt Gtber ertdlten uab sRu
stlt8ten @reiie an Wieberbertdufer abjuIaGen BIT
6etnrt@ SENT,
MIG s. Neopte'4 8antast6ube, Gfe pdcd II 9d(to. CTR.
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9mnd) nnO S5Ofbier

fTTMs BIT s.. ~ eGter, SO. 1872 9. Sriparb Str.
,6 made btermtt metren Treun6en unb 8efdnn.
n bic %ergebenfe Nnaeige, tas t6 mrine nem etneeri6rtet
auf pfn9fnonta9 nit einent Nie ien=2und croft.
en- ireree ane ldes p13u bDflttit etn. .famO
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Sas 9si6,eu scr 9prsnruut

Nas SeidDet1 Ser SerftDrMng
niemoGs Bel 3dbnen Dprtommer, tpenn ~bieieleen tag
nit pobriebeubeu 9 p5phpn nj 9ebiirliet tperbeu
siebt icpobl benz It6em einen b~nftenSen 8oblseru9
alS aud ben 3a9nen cinen 99ut se9en SraB nnb 6Gul
nib. Wiail2-19J
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MarfirOlGtteit

@VAWNkEAWNWKACN
uni Sttfereten, Beiaee, 9dusIhube II. I. ~. 81 sethren.
Dtefe s rIbntt en-, trnnerU6breneen Nfaei rplat'sn perfsr
Set s. 3enB5erg,
tina S-1mtI 116 QppRr., nate benz SeIatrnarft.
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NO1eGur
&apefem

SfpleauT &0pefcn
@erapleete 6pnlsaur unb Eapetea, Gti6. u%ebertige, ga
min 6trme, SOreen &C., I0rben emp 'acgen aus Nerc Yprt,
Hn6 Su r~e:u;trten psetfen au BADEN Bet
&. WH. R n n
.f3ap9nifI 121 SdndSerfr. rob- Grnmde.
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Recovery OF stolen Goods and Arrest of
the Thieves.

The factory of Mr.. Woods, in Forty-third-st.,
near Tenhave. was entered by burglars on the night
OF March 5 and robbed of linen and black alpaca coats
to the amount of a. 900 Since that time, Sergeant
Gross and Officers Cotrel and Whitman of the 22d
Precinct have been actively at work endeayoring to
discover the thieves Lately they have discovered
three Of the thieves named William Cunningham, aged
70 years; Edward MoGlnn, aged 10 years, and Philip
Ryan, aged - years.
The two frst-named. with another one not yet ar
rested stated by the police to have committed the
robbery while Ryan conveyed the goods in wagon TO
his residence. The officers subsequently learned that
the stolen goods had been disposed Of TO Aexanner
Ridge who with his wife Eliza, resides at No 9S
West Twenty eight 81 Sergeant Murphy and the
oiicFs aforementioned visited the place but found
that o. goods of which they in search had been
already disposed Of but their search revealed large
quantity OF wearing apparel the proceeds apparently
Of recent robbery. tss he goods when found were
quite wet. Ridge, his wife and a noted thief named
James Curran were arrested.
II was aferward ascertained that during the storm
on Friday night last the pawnbroking establishment Of
Valentine Koon. No. 3ei Seventh.aye had been
entered by burglars and goods TO the amount OF
carried off, and those found by the officers are identified
by Mr. X. as portion Of the property stolen from him
On Monday morning the prisoners were committed for
examination by Justice Kelly.
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The DistiIIery Frnuds-The Investigatien
Soon 10 Close.

The investigation of the distillery frauds on
the Internal Revenue Department is still in progress at
the Astor House, but from present appearances the
labors OF the Commission will draw to a close be-
fore the end of the present week For the last 10 Is
days files Of written papers account books returns and
various other documents have been examined resulting
in thorough calculation OF the system Of fraud pur'
sued by the unprnciped parties In this city and it Ia
improbable that the Internal Revenue law will b
essentially modified with a view TO the prevention Of
such practices In the future The action Of Mr. Pyatt
well known one Of the most experienced guagers N
this city will be explained in few days and many Of
the which have appeared In print
relative to him and to the frauds in general will be con.
trsdioted II is expected that the Investigation viii Be
closed about Thursday next. Meanwhile any comma
cations the subject may be addressed TO Mr. Rioh-
ards, Room No. L. Astor House.
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The Madison-ave. Bond RObbery-Arrest
ON Suspicion.

On Sunday night, Detective John II. McCarty
of the Twenty.ninth Precinct arrested young man
named Potter II. Brown on suspicion OF being the
person who on Friday night stole from the residence
Of Mr. John p. Moore tin box containing el6i 900 in
bank stock railroad bonds and Government securities
The prisoner has been fully identified by Roundsman
Harris as the man whom, the ngs of the robbery
he saw pass the corner Of Thirtyfourthst. and Sixth
ave-, having under his arm box answering the de-
scription of the one stolen lie ia nelooking young
man. and respectfully Connected but the police state
that he has been previously arrested and for time
past has associated with thieves and other dsrepuabe
characters. He is held TO await examination.
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Board Of Aldermen.

FERRY AT THE FOOT OF sPRING-sT., NORTH
RIvER-THE STATE woMAN's HOSPITAL.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday. Mr..
Brce the President in tie chair.
resolution presented authorizing the establish
meut Of ferry at the foot of Springst North River.
TO HobokeB, New-Jersey, which was concurred IN
resolution was offered that the grant Of land hers
tofore made TO the Board Governors OF the
State Woman's Hospital Of the premises IN the 18th
Ward bounded by Forty-ninth and flitiethsts. and
Fourth and Lexington.aves be Cancelled and revoked.
such institution never having entered upon said prem
ises, which was adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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Real Estate Sales.

The following important sales Of real estate
were made yesterday:
T. H. ludlow & Co.--Broadway.-Th building and
lots Nos $50 and 3s2 northeast corner OF Whie's,
and running through to Courtandt.aley 81 feet front
and rear, by l75.ll deep s3Ol35O.
Misunderstanding and lot No. 81, near Wall.st,
&c. by 900 feet. $4,000.
Washing ton. place.-Building and lot No. . known
as the Julien Hotel. southeast corner OF Mereer-s
49, by 100 feet, S722 $50.
I3y A. j. Bleecker. Son & o.-Second.ave.-Eight
lots and buildings west side between Forty sixth and
Forty enhsts.. being POO 10 by 100 feet, $4,000
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proposals.
RaAsrFR. GEyrPlLs OFFIcz, /

ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER- GENERALS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA. March 25 lduo
rFIIVD PROPOSALS will be received at
1i, e. until THURSDAY tie 5'h o. april next at y
tosEn il immediate de VERY at the SchuykiI Arsenal
- -h.. abe PACKAGE Oh
400 as Rings u inc es.
400 .1 Nre Snaps ihotchkiss's pstenti,. inch.
sW0I' D" Rings. inch.
So n opper Riyet~ escorted.
No y AZ Sewing Iwire
ALSO,
900 sri 55inch BuHas he delivered at the rs.e Of
10 yard nor week
pe. .rins goods should make separate proposals for
critic oaered the quantity tley propose 90 furnish the
(which should b. written both in words and hsures) end
L-u 20 le terms Of Ibis advertisement, copy Of which
4 "a scc0 1pany each proposal -
FSnpe Of The artce rec tired may be at this Office
ssmpes wleu submitted, must be marked and numbered
correspond with the proposals; aud TIE parties thereto
araueo that the goods shall be- in evey respect equal
l.mpe otherwise the proposal viii not be- considered
Eoeors u when bidders requested 90 be present.
Eseh bi must be guaranteed by two responsible parson
e must b. appended 20 the guarantee. and cef
10 d. being lod and Sufficient security for the amount
lsved bv some pub c iuncuonary Of The United states.
por ss should De made the regu forms which
L be furnished on application gt tits Office.
t. rs reserved reject any bid deemed unreasonable,
4 no BID from deautiu- contractor wi. be- received
iorse envelope Proposals for there insert the name o.
l. ori-r Of Brevet Bricadier. General GEORGE H..
GSSAAN Assistant Quariermasfcr General United states
L. HENRY ~. JAMES,
I'm ,rd Assi.,an, Q1areImaster Brevet Major United
Ilts Army
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Fires.
IN SHERIFP-ST.

Early yesterday morning fire broke out in
the premises No l26 Sherfst. occupied as grocery
BY Caroline Cook Loss about $780, insured for $500
in the Germania Co. The building is owned by the
Ogartney and damaged TO the amount OF Si00
insured for 50, 800 in the Galatin Co.
IN A SCHOOL-H0USE.
Yesterday afternoon slight fire occurred IN
Primary School No. 90 located in East Twelith-st.
near Avenue b. 1t put out by the Jsnitor with
few pals of water The scholars dismissed in
orderly manner