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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19

MILLS q RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
IYE CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur.
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO5. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made On consignments. Refer TO A. r. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia JAaEf
THOMAS, Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va; Measrs. X.
MESSENGER & CO., New York: Geaara. JoHNspf
THCMP snH. Boston Haga. T1
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All of the best material. and warranted to give
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


ID D. JAMES & CO.,
No GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1873 CARY STREET,
nav particular attention to the sale Of all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, and make prompt re-
turns.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments In
hand. lie 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19

TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now on
hand viii be sold low.
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MARKET CARTS and SPRING WAGON
MADE TO ORDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19

BURNHAM WARDW ELL,
no so-lm Superintendent.
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raj Jackson.
I do not believe that General Jackson
made the proposal, and | am perfectly sat
isfied that the attack, if attempted, would
have resulted in terrible disaster to us :
greater, perhaps, than would have attended
an attack from our right. General jack
sons staff at that time, with the exception
of his two aids, was afterwards my oTn
staff for considerable period, and never
heard an intimation from any member OF
it that the proposal had been made. Burn
sides army was in such o condition that nc
did propose q renewal Of the attack next
day, and was only induced to desist from 1t
by the earnest protest of his ofieers-nct
because of the decentralization of the army,
but because of the strength Of, our position
To have abandoned that position would hare
been to yield our advantage.
There liz another reason, which to me 10
most potent one, and that is because know
that the boldest man in his strategic move
ments and his tactics on the the field OF pat
lie in ell the Army of Northern Virginia,
Stonewall Jackson not excepted, was dene-
raj Robert E. Lee. Yes, under that calm
and dignifed exterior there beat one OF
the boldest hearts and dwelt one of the
most daring minds that ever inspired the
commander of an army. He required no
council of war to urge him to deeds OF
boldness. and never heard of coun-
Gil of war during the whole history OF
that army under his command. It's true
that he often conferred with his corps COM
manders, and sometimes with subordinates
entrusted with special duties, but it was not
to catch inspiration from their counsels, but
to instil into them portion of his own
daring spirit. General Jackson had his
confidence in preGminent degree because
he was always ready to second with ALAG
rity the plans of the commanding General
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pARTY
The Piltsburg Pos! says:

The Pittsburg Pos! says;
The Democratic party is sIraightfor-
ward aud manly. 1t has but one face for
friend and Zoe: aud lit is party Of prin'
cipIo.
straightforward" Yes, il to Op.
pose grecnbacks 10 1858 as uuconsIitu'
tional, and to demand 10 1860 two thou.
sand millions Of them. is to bO straight
forward" then the Democratic party is
straightforward, II to dououuco the
soldiers 10 ls63.t as 'Lincoln hiroliugS'
and to honey -fuglo to lhOmin 1858, i'
to bo "straighL.forward," thOn is The
Democratic party "slraighiforWOrd.9
Democrats are like the Roman Seno-
tors in the year GOT Of The republic
who prohibited. under pain Of' being
considered an enemy Of the Republic
those religious nrifee' which suspend
cd all deliberations, while two years DO
lorO they had engossd BibOlus 10 oubur
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kgsrJbody hsa bts y 3is elils az
the coming PresidsniatesmpS a Willbo
an exciting one. As yet we SshAye ssea
no evidence oft. The people appsSr 10
be quite cool upon the subject.
A soldier who is maimsd fOr lie 10
defense Of his country hos q claim upon
his counlfY for support. 1t Is not char
iiy to furnish this support, but dsbt
due him. 7'is1 @tat sps)
josh Billings, ia burtesqio ansWsr
TO correspondents, sey5: "Your idea
that frogs grow more bobtSilsd ns they
grow older,iS too eRissd good tObO lost. .
A fashionable lady of New. York
wasted plate OF strawberries andcream.
by throwing at her fathers head be-
cause he would not conssa. 10 take her
to Europe.
Andy Johnson has issued q proclsmc-
lion granting pardon to all the rebels ex-
cspt those who have been indicted.
A preacher in a iunoral sermon 90 9
lady after summing up the good quali-
hes added that sho always reached her
husband his hat Whea ho called for il
without muItering. rf
He who is we'll employed during the
day while the suu is shining IN the skies
will most likely sleep Houndly yiWhea The
stars will shine above him. -,r
Few people know what an enpitS Tex.
as is. Il would make twenty GVol New
HDmpshires or more than Eve New
Yorks or nearly six Pennsylvanias, Il
is nearly three times as large pgain SS
lba island Of Great Britain; aud nsStly
half as large again as France. t''a
The Shakers Of Lebanon N. Y, attract
great attention TO their fine roses foe
which top dressing Of sallis used which
kills rose iusectS and improves the vigor
Of the plants. -v
The Good TomplarS number $4,000
IN tue Unled otatea' tr7r sadf
The Sons Of TOmpOranes numbsf $50.
600 10 the United StaiSG 'poe I'll
you are a lover. don't lore i've
girls at once. Love iS good lhioE. bus,
il. is like butter in warui WsalbeF--
it won't do TO have too much 90 hand y
Ouo time.
Tsonsssean recently committed suicide
because his wife confessed 10 having
kissOd divers and sundry men Ia her
life before their acquaiuisnGs Oomnaa.
COd. 'a'a
WatcrmelOns are selling Ia Louisville 81
QUO dolln. 10 Que dollar and twenty Eve
csnls zach. 't
Dr.. Johnson was wont to cay that
habit Of lookiaS al the best side Of gvsvy
event iS far better than q ihOusApt
pounds year, aff
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prCfessiOpaleErda Of 6 lines or less oneyeai
4, Advertisements must have the number Of in
,istions marked on the copy, or they will be
3 Kept in "tin EsyhisaeR," and char ;ed accord
All casual or transS Snt advertisements must
De paid for in advance, to insure their inser'
tion.
Yearly advertisements is tO,be paid for half
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge. Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect will he charged half the advertising
rates Marriage notices Inserted gratis
Leaded editorial notices will be charged 20
cents iinc, aud half price for subsequent 10
sertions.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
sill be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates Tor State
and United States offices.
The insertion oipersOnal cards will be left
to the option Of the editor, but when inserted
Rill be charged double price.
Afidavits will not be made 10 orders OF
Publication or other legal advertisements un.
tia they are paid for
There viii be no deviation from the above
terms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

Iowa, though not yols quarter Of q
century old, has population Of over
one million, aud though not rich, claims
to have devised and constructed the most
cOmmOdiou' and eligible Hospital for
the Insane Of any State 10 the Union.-
1t is located at Noun! Pleasant. Henry
county, Its built Of cut stone lined
with brick, has an iron roof, and eleven
miles Of iron pipes for water gas aud
heating, 1t has 425 rooms above the
basement, 900 doors and /, 100 windows
It cost 100000, including an AdesiAu
we'll 9.loo feet deep, which is no longer
used because Of the corrosive properties
Of the water.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

IL"
The eoPpegheAd aud Confederate
Convention at New York i, queer mig.
Wa read that resolution from Alex. II.
stephens, Vice PrssidOutof the confed-
ency, were Submitted. Ne. SloVens'
name being cheerod, Among Olheteu.
riOus features Of tho resoluiiOnis thiS;
The Democratic party in sHslaiqiag the
gstsral GOYernment curing The late var
f(itdid il ia good Faith. &es 4kc.. Now
We submit. it'Samatlor it Ol history IhAt
the Democratic party, asa party did not
sustain the Federal Government during
the late war. The Southern wing Of the
party incluiing Mr., Alesk Stevens, with
the moral approval Of the Northern wing
made the war on the Government: aud
that Northern wing ofths party, rs oil
the declarations Of It's orators and news
papers, its platforms aud.the walk Snd
conversation OF its parliE ils everywhere
showed from the OutbtOat Of tho war TO
the end, SO for from sustaining the Gov
ernmeui, threw every possible obstacle
in its way, deUounciug It as "upeonsti.
tuIional," unjust, tynnicsl; dpul'ring iR
their party cap,oty that it WAs q f,ilurO
aud ought to cease. They instituted
secret. oaIhbound, AIMED societies 70
resist the draft, and 10 that end Sucour'
sgOd and iusugurated bloody riots. Three
are many man who up to the firing on
Sumter were Democrats. that did sustoia
lhO Government. With very few sxcsp.
lions these men sustain it yet. None
OF them are to be fOuud ia tue NFW
York Convention Hnd nouO will V0iO iIS
ticket 'A.t ~
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A noN lype mslal, itis ss.erted & nOw

A new type metal, ills asserted is now
produced in Humboldt! county, Nevada.
II is obtained by separating silver from
The ore. and is composed Of about thirty
paris ofleal aud seventy parts Of anti
mony. The metal with slight additions
is said to be superior to thO' used in The
Atlantic States. It is sent down 10 San
FranciscO in pigs Of about seventy pound
weight A shipment of twenty tun'
has been made to New York. Some Of
the iron ioanderies aud maoldno shops
ia San Francisco ara now using the sam
metal for journals, in place Of tho BaObi'
metal,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

Acknowledging we have been 10 The
wrong is only showing that wo ara wiser
to-day than yesterday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

General Grant, on hiSl return from
West Point, the other day, was sitting
on the shady side ot The boat quietly
reading a paper and enjoying smoke
al the same time. when'a newspaper boy
who was selling badges Of the General,
suddenly came up to the smoker aud
said: 'Grsnt badges. twenty Eve csnt'.'
Gnnl put bis hand into his pocket aud
taking Out fifty cent note, handed it to
the bog, took the badge aud said, New
er mind che change aud resumed bis
cigar. ThobOy locked up to say thank
you and recognized the General, blush.
ed and hastily reireated, amid the smiles
Of lookes,On.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
A CARD.

OR,L. F. CAMPBELL, offers his prorcs
~ sional services to the citizens Of Point
Pleasant and vicinity. Office Oh Main street,
three doors below the Register Office.
August IS 1867 me.
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Dr. =. G. uAW,

~ - w AA-A "
rHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TENDERs his Professional services TO the
l. public. Calls from the country promptly
attended To-. Office, corner Main and Third
strcsts, IN his new building opposite Prc,byte'
rian Church, Api-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

| N'SNN'NA w NNNNAANA Va ASSSs
[Sigued, JIM. PHELPS.
h. D. WILLIAMS,
WM HARPOLD,
JAS. NJ. THOMAS.
| The "nycs' and noes" being taken
on motion 10 adopt the majority report
resulted ayes 81, noes 49, SO the maioi-
" report was rejected.
On motion of William A Monroe, the
vote by which the majority report was
rejected was reconsiderel. WhereupOn
the whole question was recOmmiited to
the committee; which again reported in
favor ofatloYius each cOuply and Dele,
gate District to cast leu votes for each
member Of the House of Delegates.
A substitute was offered by Captain
Parsons qui amended SO as TO, provide
that each county shall cast as many votes
in This conYention as il cast Union votes
for Governor in 1906; prorided, that
counties which. were prevented by any
cause from polling full Union vote a!
such election may apply TO the Conven-
ton to have their vote increased.
The Convention proceed to FIX the vote
allowed each county by the substitute as
amended, wheregpOn the vote on the
substitute was taken, resulting in s664
votes for, and 1914 votes against; SO the
substitute was lost, ThereuPon a vote
being taken upon the report Of the Com
miilce it was adopted, ayes, G7o4, noes
GA,
Ca motion Of Capt. William A. Mon,
re The Convention proceeded to the
nomination of candidate for Congress-
whereupon Captain Monroe, under in
structiOns from his (Monro@ county,
pu, in nomination the name Of Cyrus
Newliu of Mouroei Gen. W, II. Powell,
on behalf of Mason county, put the
name of Hon. Daniel Polsley. of Mason
county. 10 nomination; Colonel +. R..
Hassler, ofJsCksop, put in nomination
General john s, ,Yileher Of Lincoln; B
D. Williams, OF Jackson, put in nomh,
atlou J. M, MeWhorler, Of Rosne; and
sorgp h. Poast, oE Kapaaha, p.ls Sc
'6ohi6Aiiou Capt. 6. siiis0,
whs.
On LIST ballot the vote stood aa fol-
lows: Polsley, 6i3i Wncber. sasi Nc.
whortst. 49,, Smith, 10. Whole mum
Der oil votes cast tlSO, a majority Of which
we're necessary to choice. On the 81
ballot the vote stood: Witchsr, 0O!;
POlsley, G7!; McWhorter, II; Smith, 8:
wheroupon General Witcher wss decla,
red tho nominee of the Convention.
onmotion Of General Powell lbP vote
was declared unanimous,
On motion Of Colonel ferguson the
President was instructed TO appoint a
Congressional Committee, to call subse'
qaent conveniions;S Whereupoh the fol.
lowing Committee were appointed,
GEO. ", TlPPRTT, Of Mason,
'oapry H. G. PARSONS, of Putnam,
EFT. MOORE, of Kanpwha,
Cot F3R!HAsSLER. Of Jackson,
B. D. MgGINNIs. of Caboll.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
JoHN-M. PHELPS, Pres.
Z. T MooUp.
B. D. MoGrSSIs, Secretaries.
Cot, FIR HAssLER
General Grant, on hisl return from
Yves, Point, the other day, was sitting
on the th,dv sidn nj Lha boat unietlv
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JOHN II. TEMMS,
In. HooFF.-
hrs. HooFF & MOORE,

Having formed partnership for the practice
ofMedicinc, offer their services 10 the citizens
Of Point Pleasant and surrounding. country,
One or the other may be found at all hours OF
the day and night when not professionally.
engagedl at their office, at the Drug store OF
HooG 4 Moore ap29-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16
NUMBEBg.

rasS alIeRsat's med,urss by obiervIug
,lho sky. DAosrslle policy just now is
''h0 that Of Poupey, who in sos oi
10 poured the recall Of Cicero, ia
0rdf d pPoso olAudius, justls ! isE,
month, bofors be Iga rAissd glludiua'
asalnsIi Cicero. J "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

We spend half our lives in mixing
mistakes, and waste the poor remainder
iu reAeOline how easily We might have
avoided them, ss,
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We, q minority OF your Committee,
believe that representation ia this con.
vsnlion should be based upon the Union
vote cast in the several counties at the
election for Governor in 1866;
tSigued,l JIM. PHELPS.
r. D. WILLIAMS,
WM HARPOLD,
LAS Nj THOMAS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

E9eFJbody hSa btsl pi lihs
the coming PresidsntatosmpS a Will
an exciting one. AS yet we have ssea
20 evidence Of it. The people appslr 10
be quite cool upon the subject.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
DENTISTRY.

TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS,
No. 10 Wa street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Died.
BAMFoRD.-0n Tuesday, March 81, ALBERT ED
WARD, son OF Charles and Hannah Clifford Bamford
aged years, 6montn and ~ days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, Friday afternoon, at one
English papers please copy.
BARRY.-On Tuesday morning, March 81, SAMUEL
F. BARRY, In the 5lst year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence Il West Sixteenth street. this (Thursday) morn
Ing, at half-past ten O'Clock The remains Will be
taken TO Trinity Cemetery for interment.
BENNINGHAUs.-.On Wednesday, April I, WILLIAM
BENNINGHAUs, OF Luttringhausen, Prussia.
The funeral Will take place this Thursday after
noon, at two O'clock fom NO. 81 Carkson street
BoYoE.-Suddenly, On Wednesday, April l. JOHN
X. BOYCE In the SD year Of his age.
The funeral wAl take place from the Methodist
Episcopal church, In Fortyeighth street. near Ninth
avenue, this Thursday morning, at half-past zen
O'clock The friends and relatives are invited 10
attend.
CARPENrHR.--on Wednesday, April I, OSCAR j.,
son OF Richard +. and Christine q. Carpenter aged
IL years, IL months and "a days.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are lnvted
TO attend the funeral on Friday, at one o'clock Io
the residence Of his parents No. Striving place, iniro
street, Brooklyn, E. ID.
CARrER.--0n Tuesday, March 81, after lingering
Illness, SUSAN A., widow Of VIM. Carter, I'd the AS'n
year Of her age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
Fifth avenue and Thrty-nf street, this Crnursday)
afternoon, at one O'Clock. -.,-
CAsE--At Belvidete, H., On wednesday, March
-, amer N lines Of one week. CALVIN A. CAss, M
the 3lth rear Of hls age.
NVrwich, Conn.,, papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

wheat T. narns. ruled dull aud nesy and rees We're ere
limits Of shipper. zoo low TO admit of much business
:. ::s " e % Ihs
No. n s .na ss 6 for IA. d 81 81 S;
" sa for amber, Pennsylvania and s3 20 for
Ss:s T. S;i.:; s1s $ % ~ ;?d 1J$
heard Of sales OF moment Rye hrner; about loo0
SS ss: s0s al a s
s1sy %s ws @ and % @ & and r. VA. er
more sS ,usoess doing fs en- LnyerpoO
S.s. s,ss cotton
sS q @ s GssSs Jo bS as
S. TO Cronstadi loo bbs rosn private terms The
s 81
TONS Bremsn, S,i0d bSs petroleum.. brig por,
.Soa JS SSs arrse during .e Of APRIL for
Sb during the last Of june same voyage pcfo
s GUsST GIora Continued in demand and firm, the sales
being go 6sles in Boston at y cash.
ss do iSe
HHr@Tss demand fair =. soc. eec for shipping,
&c. &c. y for rs short Do Inc ere recei I eOn.nSs @ sfse
81 w. aa yss Vas hssrs hsssay y na % s0 and u'0
. @ sS ws done er. r sGg sS &
sss,ss rSls sso ~ oe ssiss s
light. but prices ruled quite steady The sn sales ", We
beard os iae srs ans
higher prices obtained Other GRADES quiet
Ss FSe1 & sss1s & SSs
g. sa5 90 sS Ss ss
Tar was steady At SO 25 a 50 80 for wilmington.
prices, via 81 IS 81 sns6anSed .. 81
n 42 or crude whale 600 bbs were sold in New bed
sss7 bbl. pork ss7 do. beef $50
fair business done pork and the closed quite firm
sr wes s 70 msr S ee 800 90 i
s23 20 a az Tor old mess, sM LOO T2o III
for for psS pms s9 including pT%s
months. 5 Ssss and S aa sS ss
1929 bels; corresponding date last month, ySs
sSs. sSs sssTs''Sasns ssTs Sa and date heavy a % I've
bs.d ss see demand rss aaa wh sale. SO
fiss 3: :s: sls ssiss aS
s a:f 40 Ssi.. s' t Sss %s.: %,s
SSs but within a1%y A's asas. ss % s' SS @
s5sss% os sS1ajs 49, pEsa s ss% ~ 's &
smoked DO and ig Soc for bacon was
socs FOR ca%sersad s fsr sto % fsss
C % @ sss. s.. ".ss .ss @s
s5obbls. Butter and cheese were unchanged.
though Prize. S'Es
@ 4 S For ss
c ase for white SSs we're sold
: @ss % e end @ Ss ss an p.s % rs %
81 @ & w s u % .ns
and es Gr ae sa. ara % ns sa Apr a On er%
Rangoon likewise dull but steady st 6sc 7c gold,
duty paid.
.sfsAEINE ruled quiet Small sales within the range Of
15,xc a1sac-iatter price for tierces
sEEps~6f Calcutta nseed sale Of 5000 bags In Boston
ssls %siAs quoted .. % = % % and rough
at ~ 50 . ~ ~.
sSs.a r.. fair fair demand prevailed from r,sners
good refining Cuba The sales Comprised cn hhds. g.
l0c. 12kc. for Cuba and for Porto kico also 71
boxee a. Ike Hc, and renned selling ~ l6sc for
h.Ed sstc ls? for :o white and llc w.r fc. yellow
- 19hc 11kc.
sesivs, sad prices were sssrsy somiaai =
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

COfFEK.-Rio not firm aud the demand only mod.
crate The sales were 2Sl5 bags Csrrco private
tions
FLOUR GRAnsReceips lsl3 bbls -four, 7l7 do. and
l045 bags meal $50 bushels wheat 286O0 do.
26o do. oats, s25 do S2s do. ADJ do barley
There sharp reaction the -four market to-day and
though there was fair inquiry for the low grades at the
opening OF Change the demand abated and the market ruled
exceedngy heavy, sales being made al inc, i5c. and
even 25c. In some cases below the prices cur:
the medium grades California -four was quiet, but hrm
nexed quotations Southern -four sparinsly dealt In and
scarcely rm Sales 375 bbls Rye -four quiet and
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"EONHSDAf' NPrH T % II m'
from Liverpool the market opened decidedly fymer, and
prices advanced go 1c lb but closed rather weak
in the market there There large business c6nsu-
speculation 4,ss2 for export $50 for spinning SSO in
transiu. We duote:-
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

READ-CREENvArLr.-0 Tuesday, March 81, by
Rev. George w. Woodruff WILLIAM B. READ, Jr, Oi
Brooklyn, TO KATE GREESvAuLT, OF this city.
SANDs-MoAsE.--On Tuesday, March 81, at the
Chapel Of the Messiah, parish OF Rhinebeck, by the
Rev. a. y. Ohlsted, Arthur SANDS, OF Richmond
county, N. Y, TO MIRIAM daughter Of Rev. Charles
Moase.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

NEW JERSEY SALES.
The speculative movement recently which has
been marked feature In real estate operations
this season Ii abundantly evident by the sales
below reported as Of late occurrence IN Pianneld
N. IT,
Ephraim Runyon to Mahlon Vail, 140 acres $24 600
Vim Manning to Sanger, the property
known the Plainded Driving Park. .26, 500
Ephraim Drake 70 MIR Swami, OF Brooklyn
aud lot 1900
Central X X Co TO Mrs Jen house and lot.... 100
lot. 5000
Mr. Cohen To ThOrne IL MarKley, 81 acres II, 700
Mr. DOcker. Y to MarkIey, Az 4,500
Daniel Van Winke to Carr, A acres. 20, 900
kutger Cadmus W VIM Decline, 30 acres. 500
WmW hie to various parties Is building lots al, ,0J0
8 Parkhurst to various part.es, building los
on 5tn ana 7th $500
acres 900
Mrs Al Ward to Joseph Yates, house and
= acres. 500
Mrs Parton to Mrs s DolDear, house and
lot 1000
Mrs Mary Pound TO Samuel Pound A acres %, $40
S Young TO wm Decline, house and Az acres. 6,5O0
James Flanagan TO II MOrehoase ~ acres. $500
MIS- kenyon " Mrs Schcnck, house aud lot.... $500