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New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
IRON AND STEEL RAILS.


SIR: In your issue ot the 20th "Metallu-
es would slow us that steel rails the only safe and
economical article for our railways lie condemns iron
Fails becauso ey formed Of Jss and that thcy must
present different forms ~ contraction and expansion 10
Their deitiment and possible worthessness. without
aIing 70 enter into the merits OF fractures cystalza
toDs netaoids or molecules OF which the best Of
hoW very little about except m theory, let US TO the
tresfs exeyy s on tnls I..l a. ~ sa ILL 80,
@ aud more particularly every one who travels
i uic 1aIways. This country IL flooded with cheap En-
pun IRON rails, made mostly from cnder which rails
ess Dcen exchanged for railway bonds IN many cases
s hoO az lhe other. 10 was enough however 10 call
~ snsm IaIE, ahd, as such they have, aud do
x,er. ''fhiale e the price Of those OF American
soaso ~ 1hsss fnlh never laid with much
Sase-oItebuhes with round sleepers-inperfect
Ines alo WIN ffail chairs and bad spikes and
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE MARKETS.
lCsrtfuliy reported Ior IhE IhlarsEl

ICfTtfuIy itIOlteu IT fh IHIHIthI
MONDAY, March 2, 1868.
AsHs-The market is quiet for Pots at s. 2j@$0 S7i
RiIrIIDiNC MATERIAIS-An articles coming under
this heading have met with fair demand al fnll
prices Tue closing quotations are as follows Brlcks at
$1,000 Si ~ for Common Hard 81 s22for CrOtOn andSiOo
S5for Pnade pla Front Cement AT e. 80 foi Rosen
dale Hair at 3G05Clc for Rio Grande Mixed G5ltc fOr
BuenOs Ayres Mixed. and l2c. for Unwashed Mixed
Laths at - 75d$3 three months Lime at 81 90 Tor Com
uon and s. Lump Plaster Of Paris at 50 S7dA per
tim Tor Blue Nova Scotia; g per bb for CGcined
Eastern and s. 20 per bbl FOR Cacned knekeIbocker
and Empire Mills.
COTFON-The market has been Every quiet exporters
having entirely withdr wn, and spnners and specuiaOrs
taking only "A icw small lots prices show no important
VARIATION though without much strength. sales Of 1900
bales. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
REcEIpTs OF PRODUCE.

March 2i,sy bills Flour. 80 bb.s. Corn Meal, S,Ca
sacks Corn Meal 1873 bush. wheat, 3s,9I5 buh Corn
800 bush Oats. 662 bush Rye 5c0 bush Barley 2.25.
bush seeds lb pkg Beef 53l bbls Pork. 81 pkgs Cut
Meats 67s pkCs Lard 260s bbl-. Petroleum, i<2l pkgs
Batter. 2,320 Ikgs. Cheese 35i bbl-. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
The CAisddo Republican Of Saturday says:

visit during the past few days TO several of OFT largest
wholesale establishments IN various lines OF mercantue
yyassns reveals the fact that although we have heard
little else than the OF duness. sales slnce the
x of January compare favoraby with those OF any
Sorper year of existence. There rs this dinefehce
YrsnsactOns have smaller but they were more nu-
lnerons and In the aggregate they foot up well In some
branches trade for two months past reported 10 nave
been even more active than usual at this season OF the
wear and much healthy. Country dealers have
eperally been buying from hand 10 mouh'-the dread
of a further decline In prices operating to render
them cautious With regard to the trade during the
eaanjng Spring. the prospects quite hattering
Collections during the Winter months have
beeR prompt than usual and money Is reported 20
~ plenty all through the Northwest Under such state
f aflff and with light stOcss OF goods large Spring
trade Is Anticipated. For this merchants are now
fpaTng themselves with large and choice lions OF
goods, which will fail 10 attract the leading merchants
b. the Northwest Business financial circles to-day
was reported very du bankers aud brokers begin 70
complain and weary for the opening Of nayigatiOH but
change in the condition O the money market
Deposits decreasing but the demand for discounts Is
hight that the market is reported to be uncofOrtaby
easy Prime paper aud Ia good demand at dis
Of per cent per while second ana thrd
Eae passed outside at rates equal TO l5 ais
per cent per Mortgage loans steady al 81 10
Y,er cent per annum.
fable Of the Loans sDeet. Circulation, Deposits and
Legal Tenders the Banks OF ths Ctty Of Ne York gOT
(he VC6k epdiHg SQittrd0y, FEB -, lo65.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
6tanus for gasin,ss lflru.

NEW PATENT-City, County, and State
~ ngL Tor SALE No. 81 Pnces AgcntS wanted No espa
required ". - IllHosi1ai-D-
DARTNER WANTED, either special or ac-
dive capital o. eB twenty thousaad eoa n amaasA
turing b,pes, psyng prch and established nearly twenty years
sales entirely or cash Ald staple article business eAn be ife
hy additional The best reference given sld required
AJiress sMANUFACTVRER Boz No. i43 Tribune ofe
CTOCK of general DRY GOODS TO En-
y HAgGE for Impryed 10 New York Brooklyn AP
oh 10 OLIVER mOWBRAY No. 200 Granist
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
Thf CiEapaof t;asefie of Saturday says:

The CiH0nRoH UaEtIN OF caIuIuay sals'
There no essential change in the general features OF
the money market. The demand for loans is quite as
Large as bankers able willing 70 supply aud there
n considerable money gong 10 interior points TO pay for
the recent and current purchases Of meats Currency is,
however IN faf supply and the market j. steady az 40
rat cent mercantile paper III bank, but II s
iaken only depostors general thing Outside par
1es find some difficulty gOtatng the same grade oI
PVer ~ better than per ceut Exchange IL some
what Irregular dealers who easy IN currency re
free BUYERS ut lIO discount and some transactions be-
rate Ia unfOrm9y
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

Of reasonably good credit have trouble in borrow
tus upon short engagements. The Bank statement
shows decrease in the surplus of reserve ou'
as compared with this time in 1867 the surplus -
a. iso5je greater than the amounts standing a0 loi
BVs: ..-oo
surplus Of reserve Feb. o. 1868. 5S
harplus OF reserve March 2, ls57..'''' I IO,IOI,-%
Difference in favor OF 1868 .....'- sS'iS''0S1
Prices of commodities of all kinds are lower IN
,sS fact not to be forgotten when contras,lng 'ne
supply of money with the uses for It, Inc ousiiiesS
Of the country is assuming more heaithy appear
,uee and the current year promises to yield fair
,a,rrn 20 merchants who understand their business
and who do not overtrade
Foreien Exchange is quiet. London, 60 days 1907
e1ool; do. sight, 1tO!QllO.; Paris, long, BIS; do
s,ai,t. 519g; Antwerp, 517sQ5.15; Swiss, 5I130
AIS; Hamburg 36i696!; Amsterdam, 4lsaili;
Frankfort, 4lG4ls; Bremen, 79sG79i; Berlin. 7l5@72
The following figures show the earnings and ope-
,ating expenses of the New-YOrk Central and the
Chicago and Northwestern Roads the former for
tho year ending September SO 1861 and the latter Tor
neyen months ending January 81, 1865:
n Y Central Northwestern.
TEslye mnnthA Seven moainS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
CIpREME COURT-CitN and COUNTY Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- YerA-JOHN c; KoHLsAAr sg1,ss, Ms puhoNT aud Nc
SMITH composing ~ Mrs L. DuMOSr toSummons o
demand conatiou hereby summoned and required 20
complaint 10 this action which WI BE- sled the ohee Of
aH1 Nesiork. snd of which
herewith upon copy OF " the s
compliant Subscriber his once No 81 Johu street n tie city
ofNewYo within twenty days acr the service hereof exclusive o.
and fail b. the said complaint
within Aforesaid action will take judsmea
OF s hun and thirty dollars ant cent
with seventh day Of December thousand egt
hundred beside OF this actonpated NeS
loh Feb n. 1900 JAMEL L. PHILIPS lr, Paohs Attorney,
Tdthe Defendants No % John S., New orr Cily.
complaint action Sled IN the oee Of the Clerk OF the
of 2ith DAY Of February 1903
F25 law6wTn JAMES L. PHELPS Ir. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
1inantal
UNfos PAcIFIo RAILROAD CoAPGNT.
Ro ~ NasssU.sI., krN.i0HK, jan. ~ leba.
l.IuI.In,.. nf tLn Ifninn Dnniiin hniI

rSios PACFc RAILROAD CoNPGNT, I
No ~ hs..UyT., kEN i0HE, jan 81, 1909
rNHE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Rail =
Compiuv bsreny toaed that The snnl e'ins OF ssh
tmparr uf Director amendment oi haus Ai tRs
before vii be bell
Toe Ilih dy OF oes Ise oe Of d
1ar1ssuy In tbr e, of OLIVER AMkS, rrcstept
CHAHIEs TrIgLg. sccfttafg
EIRST-C CLASS INNESTMENT-Securi un-
aauhsi E20 go FiRST AOKTGAGR BONDS of the SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD u LONG ISLAND Tor SALE These Bouds
per Coupons, parable ll Of March aud sciewbsr a. AtIEu
National Bank BrooH s covering tn entire property OF
so.kside kssi in the ksst hvr bfo"h
though south side Of the Island Pahegue
i,tasre * .. a o0npc- running Hel ssrnia
Auax months pying ntsrsi tie bonj Ile heai e
IL i. n Inc line will h completed
.s a.. will permit For ssle favorable els b.
SMITH GOULD. MARTIN a. Co, BsuseTs and Brohtrs
No II Bro4dst, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
x,aaI notias.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County Of Eeu.YoTk-GEORGB ". RIGGS. ADOLPHIs u
KIRCKHoRFBR and JOHN ELLIoTr, Plaintiff sgS ALBEIT
BIERSTADT aDd FRANCtS COLBURN ADAMS DefendantsSum
noss s,r money tCo Ito the Defend
ants Ycu and required The complaint "a
ths actan oace OF the Clerk OF the Cy and
County Of Yok atte Cy Hall IN the CJ OF helort aad 10
said complaint on The subscriber a.
bis omee 10 Exchange Place In the G Of Neslo, Stbln
ser service Of m exclusive o toe
dy fail % the said complaint within
sforess tie plaintiffs ~ @ action vii ake admen! sgan
dollars with interest IRON the thticth
da OF msy egt hundred and beside the co
OF th., aet,ob.-Dated key. York. February 49, 1853
N. HENRY ANrliON. Ptain,lAs Attorney.
complaint this scon s In The oace q the CerA o. i'
Court tie Cy g. the CITY ofNcNio, the 9th day Of Feb
Jusrg 1863 Nh. hENkl AhIlON. fslaHHs AtSorhe!'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
COURT CALrNDARsTnIs DAY,

srPKExH CoUET-CIRoUT- Ioyer and IeHiief Aaonf"
~ weiDescsg.
s,ys.vp Corar-Cscrrr- H-IIed b. MoRoAS l-Coart
opens at 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

SEEDS-Grass Seeds are steady but quiet Rough Flax
Seed is saable at u 750t2 81 per bush.
TALLOW-The market is quiet sales Of 10000 AT III
0Ilkc.
TOBACC0-There has been no demand for either Ken
ucky Seed Leaf and in the absence Of business prices
are nOminoly unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

COFFEE-Thc business IN al! kinds has been very
moderate hat we note continued firm feeling on the
part of holders and very liberal offerings Adyces
received from Rio JaneIrO to-day, report = continued
favorable state of affairs Ia Baltimore 1900 bags RIO
were sold ex-Adelalde ou private terms.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
3IintiHg.

IVM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS AID LABEL hANUfACfUh
ERs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

OUS-American Llnseed j. firm and IN fair demand NJ
81 2O0sl % for ks and hbs English do Is nominal
I'm Crude Fish Oils there has been only moderate de
mand bat prices firm at iOc fOr Whale, and y OJa
81 10 for sperm. Manufactured Oils are ddll Lard Oh
is firm and In fair demand at 81 40dsl 4j.
PROVIsIONS-We have had very dull market Tor
Pork to-day and IN the absence of business Of Importance
prices nominal about s23 y: for Old Mess, and
sg 5IaS4 Ga for New Mess; for future delivery sales
Of 500 bbls seller April. at s2s 10 Beef Is without
change; we quote at S9dS5 for Common brands; sl40
SIS 50 for Plain Mess; and S90s2l 80 for Extra Mess
eroe quiet; sales Of 30 tea az Ss for India Beef
Beef Hams firmly held but not active sales OF 90 bbs
at S35 Cut fairly active and steady sales OF
200 tee heavy picked Hams at 14i 6l5c Bacon Is dun
and prices are nominal. Dressed Hogs nrmer We
quote nj Iltc for Western and 100 for City. Lard duh
but holders firm sales Of 72j bbls and cs part Saur
day 81 l5l laIS4C for No lGalGAc for CITY l60lGc for
Fair TO Prime Steam and hrc. for kettlo Rendered
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET ID O'CLoCK.-The
for Pork Is dull Mess is offered at t C2i on
the spot and S14 10, seer Apul.
PETROIEIM-The market II dull and prices nom
nal; the supply OF Crude II limited. IN Philadelphia
Crnde quoted at l6lGl6c and Refined in bond at 2Ja
254c We quote: -
trrIr grsvty IN bns .............P gallon on
wan gravtyl bhs dlss
RefDed in bond ui6 ts Prime Light Straw to White as
bond (l0 tcsl STANDARD Hhite....s.... uIt
BeSiunm. d bbL % ,"
RICEe-We hear Of few retail lots OF Carolina from
store at Ilal1tc but the market otherwise without
activity. .
sUGARsJTrade jn Raw Sugars has been very light but
with larger supply on hand better business Is looked
for at early day. Prices remain somewhat nominal,
Il10l2Sc for Fair To Good Renng sales Of leo hhds
Cuba 1tql2tc and % boxes Havana, at i2sc. Refined
are "A e..
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

| OF BLLf Ills NLEk
The following quotations per pound upon Tho
estimated weight Of meat, seller snking oha-tiat u,
D bullock whose quarters VIII weigh OWL at - cents
/ nonud. amounts Slz0.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

a
State Flour Is moderate the nclcmen weather and i'm
passable condition Of streets causes almost com
plec suspension Of business Prices Of the low ana me
dunn grades are 5al5C. lower, and family grades are
irregular The sales 1900 bbs. Rt IS 50GS9 10 for
Superane State 81 5OGSO 10 for Extra state $40 - d
5000 Tor Fancy do s. lJuS9 70 for the low grades Of
Western TxtTa $40 20dSIO IS for good choice Spring
Wheat Extras tlO l50s 50 for Minnesota Extras - 70
aslO 80 for shipping Ohio $40 4oas4 for Trade aud
Wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan sl2d$ 25 for Extra
White Wheat DO do, and Sl2dSh 70 for single Extra ST
Louis California Flour heavy and Is nacuNe sales OF
bags at So 1Ods3 10 EOutAth llOuf - aEth idthtt
lower and moderate deInand sales Of $50 DDis al S9
$40 81 for ordinary good Extra Baltimore and Country
flO sgQSf4 a. for EX and Family GeOF a aud Virginia,
i ana 3, as for Fxtr and Family Delaware aud Mary
land Rye Flour easier and in fair request sales OF
500 bbls At s. 4Das9 80 Corn Meal "a inactive aud rs
GKAIS-The Wheat market il lower ana yeIy dun the
demand H extremely limited, ana 10 elect sales lower
bush. at 81 81 for Mixed Sprlng IN store barley j. du
though hrIny held. Barley Malt IS IN m0d, rate deIna
and steady sales al 2 IS PEI 6n, al. ~ ~ ;%Ig n
quest but prices are lover the snies are eo bush wet
business, prices are nominal Corn freely offered with
out finding buyers, and is 2a3c. lower; the demand Is
cuding New western Mixed at 81 l7eSl -, delivered;
old do 81 90 In store. and s a. delivered Jersey
yellow az q l5on II, and sfaW-Coored and White Ton
sTocE OF GEiIs y NEW YoEK AND BRooLYS WARE.
HOUSES, MARCH. l, 1865:
Wheat Cora to:s o.s Sys Ts,' o n. Mar Ps:s gs:,
1850 ISO5ss7 l.ssl,oSs si,Ss3 @6i1 Dis6 4@i
HONEY-Tbc demand has been moderate and plces
heavy at sla$ 10 for Shipping, and 81 250 40 for
HOPS are quiet at s5S5Oc for Bavaran and u a6Oc for
American the former for very Old and the latter ioi
HEMP~No important movement in Manila; we quote
GUHNIEs are dull at 100 for Bags and 2oc. FOR Cloth.
MOIASSES-Prices are without quOable variation ana
moderate Refining demand still prevails sales Of 2od
hhds Il tcs old crop Muscoyado at 4Jc and sS hhds
keuyitss at 52c.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
THE SWINE MARKTT.

Hogs are nearly unchanged, with pretty regular To-
mine lot nf old fashioned fat hogs would brDg 9tc.
nu sale today nine AZ Furtcthst ana u cars it
Communipaw, the latter arriving late Sales ny staii
III l4J B fair rongb sIc Feb -, 2il Ind i3 n, scf,li
wags 7-lGc Feb - 80 do. lof n, poor, l-lCc teb
a. II Mich lg 10. fair uneven SIC; Feb ~ 2l7 do, lie
n rough sIc. Western dressed coming forward
,ro,ti ttl0tfte
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDISG MoSDAY, March ?. 1853
Bs.rsG V,sa Sheen aad ianb, tsi1s Isisl
ias 6u l1Nj Itb Al8
These were sofa al the following ulaIketpaces
Shrsy
B.sres CssI vsals IslA Ssi1s Teal
Al H-'Hr CifI Drove Ifs7lo o.. - ti1 "'
AtNew~erfer St0ea iAdL ~ 49,. go. 80 bNH ''''
HtFori en- a. ............ &C.,. .... 10 ga I'm
sent from tic Csrs direct
Butchers. 20 80,
Az wetty reefs lat Jesr $50 - l5o zlN ..'o -.
Receipts as, Hrsk..-..-- t"i@ O." - .pl'' h@h N@-'
rI-1nIs nr HIIr Ills MEEk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24
" CHARLEsTowN, WEST VA, !
"SUNpAY, 10Th, 4. NJ. )

MAYoR's COURT-THCRSDAY MORNING
ALDERMAN PEBBLES PRESIDING William
Thomas (colored), arrested for stealing
haudkcrchiefs from a passenger on the Ere
dericksburg cars, was remanded for lndlct-
ment.
Harriet iobson (colored), charged with
unlawtully misbehaying towards Robert
Christian, was discharged.
Elizabeth Robinson (colored), arrested
for walking the streets after lO o'clock at
night, and for resisting the policeman who
attempted to arrest her, WAS fined two dol
lars and fifty cents, and discharged.
Bridget Kelley (whitc), arrested for
threatening and abusing D. j. Mccormick
[whitc), was discharged.
Andrew Thompson (small colored boy)
charged with beating Eddie Walker lco-
lored), was turned over to his father to be
whipped.
Joseph Jordan (colored), arraigned for
stealing a piece of iron, the property Of
John Oglesby (colorcd), was sent to the
chaiu-gang for ten days, and required tc
give security for his future good behavior
Amy Corbin (colored), charged with aid
ing and abetting Fannie Smith (colored) IN
destroying her child, was discharged.
The case of Edward Kelly (white), ar
rested for assaulting and beating his wife
Sarah Kelly, was continued until Satur
1ay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Fl CAPON SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This delightful and well-known SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now I'm 4 state OF preparat ion for the APP
proachng season, and wifi soon be In complete
fhc' MOUNTAIN HOUSE will be regularly
opencd for the reception Of visitors on the FIRST
DAY or JUNE NEXT, but persons can be % af-
more and ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry. then
by stage-coach twenty-five miles. FROM .he Sontn
Manassas Gap railroad to Strasburg, then stage
seventeen miles.
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing TO
the public that he has secured the services ofJu-
LItS G.. WADDLE, Esq, who Is well and favor
ably known to the visitors at Capon as former
p'Ti'ei ThRfFF OF RATES: {: $50 per month OF four
"fefs &c isisIn I'm single "eeA I. N. GARTMELL.
cEA-BATHING AT COBB'S ISLAND
- This delightful summer resort situated eigh.
teen miles northeast Of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land Is rapidly growing,
10 become one OF the most attractive places on the
coast OF America.
lis pleasant pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength to the invalid. will never be forgotten by
those who have heretofore en- joyed them.
We have made many improvements both IN the
furnishing of our houses and general beauty o1
The surf-bathing is on grand scale and cannot
be surpassed, being perfectly safe with an apuhd-
ance OF bath houses
on the continent, with abundance OF boats and
experienced to attend 10 the wants OF yislors,
with other MISUNDERSTANDING saioohs oiiilafus'
ABASD OF MUSIC has been engaged.
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, W ednesdays- and
Fridays at 8 A. NJ. viii connect with steamer TO
Cherrystone, and thence by line OF hacks across
he peninsula -four miles, To Sottinghan's Land
Ing and thence by steamer to the island, arriving
TERMS Per day. So; per week, sls; per month,
$50. COBB BROTHERS, Prepriet0rs,
Cberrystone pOst-ofice,
je 2-3m Northampton county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
w-THE GREAT CLosING-oUT SALE OF
DRESS GOODS -7
COMMENCES TO-DAY,
THE SALE TO BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE
WHOLE STOCK Is DISPOSED OF.
FIFTY GENT DRESS GOODS reduced to ssc. pe

FIFTY GENT DRESS GOODS reduced to s5c. per
yard; " 4.. -..
FoRTy-CENT DRESS GOODS reduced to sSc.
per yard: N-s
TaIRTY-FIvE-CENT DRESS GOODS reduced
to CSC. per yard;
TWENTY Y-FIvE-CENT. DRESS GOODS reduced
to 2oc. per yard like reduction in all other
price DRESS GOODS; .
TwELvE-QUARTER LINEN sHEETINGs at
$l.5o per yard worth So;
PILLOw-CAsE COTTON tforty-two tuches
wide) at 2Oc. per yard, worth 25c.;
BLACK ALPACA at aoc., worth soc. per yard;
TUCKED SHIRRED, and PUFFED MUSLINs
at 75c,, worth sl.25;
CHECKED MUSLINS at ls3, 90, and 25c.
MOURNING LAWNS at l2A lea, and 2sc. per
yard; ,-
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at l2lc. per yard;
SWISS MUSLIN at 2oc.:
| NAINsOoK MUSLIN at Csc, worth a5c. per
yard;
| DAMASK TOWELS at 81 so per dozen, worth so
HUCKABACK TOWELS at sl.5o, 81. rs, e. IS, and
$2.75 per dozen, worth 81, 81. so, 50, and "a per
Jo.ou.
CRASH rowF1I1Sc at ,o,c.. worth lesc. per
,r,r,, ..,, ., a.,
~ .. : 1>->',,No
P~ '''
BLEACHED HUCKABACK TOWELL1NG at
E'c.' worth ''ac. per sa'u,
0hHohfD h1NhN Nhii'ht'' " "' -''' p'' '"'''
worm '''c''
nEA' hiNi1N y '''t' - o'> - -'e''
WORM ''c' per sa'"'
bhAoh oEhAeE t'"o Saros "loe' a. Fi'' pei
yard worth o. ...-ra-... ..-~--a--
HANDSOME TUCKED and EMBROIDERED
SKIRTS at So worth s5.;
GILT HEADBANDS at TO- 10, and 25c., usual
pricc 25 and sOc.
RUSSIA DIAPER at 60 worth ss a piece:
.r,,. cs~,,,>,,, r,-,,,o,,rp ur,n VET ..
" N'1' '
-'..' "oi .n 'O'''
Do.hh9o MD @LpF1o "' s''-' i p"'t' 'he
cheapest glove In the market;
Isle GAUNTLETS at zoe. pair;
IJSTF GLOVES for ladies Mt ls,c for children ot
,oo no,r.
"
aLhAANDhh 9l"h ''.o f-f2-"ilile1 oiach'
and colored-at Soc, worth 75c. pair;
TWISTED SILK MITS, for ladies and children.
at CSC. u pair;
BRIDAL QUILTS large size. at 81, worth 81;
WHITE LINEN DRILLINGS and DUCKS at all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24
FRIDAY. JULY "a, 1865
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

2. GATHRIGHT viii sell at his store 1899 Main
street. commencing at 10 O'Clock. furniture,
clothing. boots, shoes, dry goods cassimeres,
notions, etc.
CHARLES VAN WINKLF. United States Mar.
shall win sell Mt IL O'Clock VI. the machinery
and fixtures belonging to the dstieries known
as Howlett's, Denmeads- and Roxdae.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at their store, lot of household furni'
ture, &c. ...
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell for William
Taylor, commissioner. at P. NJ on the pre-.
misses, Il valuable lot on the east side of Valley
between William and Christian streets. Also,
lots Nos. and 10 in square No. 1s, In Fulton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS ASKED FOR.-SEALED
4 PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
the Clerk of Henrico County Court until the sTH
DAY OF AUGUST ut II O'Clock for rebuilding the
fallen ablitment of the bridge over 0lmond's creek
on the Osborne Turnpike road, the contractor to
renlace the woodwork and earth-work as before
the destruction Of the bridge.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
the construction Of culvert near the present site
sneciacafions of all may be seen at the Office Of
said Clerk by calling for report Of Commissioner.
In both cases the contractor will take into con-
sideration the value Of the oid a naterlai.
Address 9ASJS =. - LEE. LIZ
July Is 1888. V io-@o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24

A LUXURY ISDEED.-t has been said that a
good shirt and shining boots will make man look
a gentleman whatever may be his deficiencies OF
dress in other respects. Certainly ncatly-httlng
shirt with smooth bosom. tidy wrlsthand. aHd OF
fine MATERIAL is of the greatest luxurcs Ia the
way of wearing apparel that man can enjoy. Sach
of our readers as would enjoy such a luxury. war
rauted cheap to fit and wear as well rs anybody's
else would do VIII to call at BALDwIS'S great
clothing and gentlemcn's furnishing store, corner
OF Tenth and Main streets Mr.. BALDWIN sells
goods of such quality that his delighted customers
invariably call again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-24
VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful

VARIETY SPRINdS.-This delightful
summer resort, situated fftecn miles west OF
otaunton. on the Virginia Central Railroad, VIII
be opened for the accommodation Of guests on the
18th June.
Business men Wishing a retreat for their families
during summer Will have every advantage here.
From Richmond. Baltimore, Washington, and
other cities. they reach these springs on the same
Ia y at O'Clock L. VI.
Seven different kinds Of water, and, agreeable 10
analysis, OF superior quality.
The stop 1T the door,
TERMS /: f35 per month $40 per week ~ per day.
. Children unde. twelve years and servants half
price Bathing In Healing Water gratis.
z. i 81. BURRUSS,
"a IN 2,p Proprietors.