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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-06
auetSO7s Sales.

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THIS DAY:
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BY *. Smith, Auctioneer'
l4s4 Main street.
r WILL SELL THIS MORNING., Al
i NV store, ut 10 o'clock,
FURNITURE, Y.pn
very superior MAHOGANY "Ahp
CABINETS, TABLES,
CHAIRS, SAFES,
SIDEBOARDS.
ALSO,
IN CONSIGNMENT % No COTTAGE BED
STEADS, made in good style, which will be
added to the sale.
Parties DESTROYS to contribute to this sale
can send tn cir goods up to the hour of sale.
apo w. K. SMITH, Auctioneer.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street, between Main and Gary.
ON MONDAY, April 9Th. commenc-
" ing at half-p past 10 o'clock A. NJ, we
will sell at our warehouse, Nos. 4, 6. and
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, a
large and we'll assorted stock Of
GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS, &C.;
to which we invite the attention Of the trade.
S. JONES, JR., & CO.,
ap4 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street!

Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
VERY VALUABLE SMALL FARM
Y OF 55A ACRES OF LAND, ON BOTH
ISIDES OF THE YORK RIVER RAIL:
| R 0 a D, AND ADJOINING CHARLES
| WILLIAMS, ESQ, JOHN POE, ESQ, AMI
BRACES MILL PROPERTY, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9TH OF
April, at Az P. M, the FARM situated a:
| above described. The improvements are some
small buildings and three excellent ice houses
with ice ponds conveniently, two of them now
full of ice. There are two bold streams pass
ing through the land, and abundant springs
being good situation for a mill, q distillery
or any other manufacturing purpose. The
situation is healthy; and there are three
beautiful sites for buildings. This property,
because of Its nearness 10 the city and the
variety of soil, being upland and lowland, is
we'll suited for market garden, fruit,
divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
FARM near Meadow station, containing
grounds. GRUBBs Williams, '"
NH IS, 81, Ap2,4,s,7 Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOFTY virtue of two deeds of trust
the first dated the 25d day of May, 1885, exc
cuted by James B. Smith to Micajah Bates,
trustee for John Nettles; the other dated the
9Th day of July, ls47 executed by said Smith
and Jane Eliza, his wife, to James A. Goddin,
trustee for said Nettles both recorded in the
clerks Office of Henrico County Court, in
order to secure to said Nettles the sums of
money in said deeds expressed, conveyed to
said trustees lot of ground lying and being in
the county of Henrico, near the city of Rich
mond, situated at the southeast intersection
of I and Twenty streets, having 4
comfortable BRICK DWELLING thereon.
And the said sums Of money not having been
paid, the said Nettles requires sale to be
made. We, therefore, James a: G Sc aein
tee, will, on the Tst day of May, 1865, upon
the premises, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, expose to
sale, for cash, for the purposes mentioned, the
property conveyed.
AS trustees, we shall convey such title as is
vested in us, though the title is believed TO be
49, JAMES A: GODDIN, Trustee.
WM FOLKES, Substituted Trustee.
an 1-eodtds
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlL ne y:
" nIIANG OF IIHEnII. c,-Vh WV

VIRGINIA CENTRAL nn n ~, ant
v CHANGE OF SCHEDU. f. ,ha , tnI'
after WEDNESDAY, March III - ,,osd The
lowing trains will be run on this CON, nl
morning passenger train DAILY lea nn,or
Sundays) between Richmond and Sta yss,
and tri. weekly west of Stanton, going ' ~,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and r.
DAYS, and returning alternate days. I'm.
train leaves Richmond 1T 7: 10 a. NJ ana ar
rives at $40 p. NJ, and makes close connec
ton with the Orange and Alexandra Ral!TeaC
trains for Lynchburg and the Southwest, anu
connects with trains to and from the N9Fth,
but with q delay ut Gordonsvlle OF one houl
and thirty minutes-the connections WIZ
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains tor NeN
York being re-estabiished. No trains oL
Sunday. $500. pi,,
The evening passenger train leaves hlcn'
mond DAILY Except Sundays for dorG n
vile ut $3.50 p. NJ, and for Charlot'esv l.lf Va
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. hr ~ ~
ing. leaves Charlottesville IT a. ". oH
THURSDAY and MONDAY, and !Tord0Ts
VILE DAILY Except on Sunday at Il. 4u' ;
arriving in Richmond 1880 a. NJ.
The morning train connects Win 49, An. 81.
co. IS and TROTTER i CO.'S LIN Ur
STAGE COACHES for Lexington " h''
SULPHUR, and Winchester. ,,
Passengers for Lexington 90 through HoH'
Richmond or Baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to All promh'H'
points h. u. WHiinohp,
mh9 General SHperin iendent'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM BE-
Low RICHMOND.-By virtue of a
deed of trust executed by cambridge Ball and
wife, of Henrico county, on the 10th day OF
April, 1852, and duly recorded in the County
the undersigned, as trustee therein named,
will offer for sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 2Ist of April, if fair, Qf
not, the next fair day thereafter,) q
TRACT OF LAND six miles east of Rich
mond and lying between the Newmarket,
Tarina, and Mill roads, and containing about
l4O acres There are three small houses on
the place, and portion of the land is now in
cultivation. The title is believed to be good,
but acting as trustee, will convey only such
title rs is vested in me as such. =,
TERMS: Will be liberat and announced on
the day Of sale. CARLTON ARCHER,
NH lS-2tawtlSAp-dtds Trnstse
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Leather, dc.

r FATHER FOR SALE AT WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAIL AT
REDUCED PRICES.
RED SOLE LEATHER,
OAK SOLE LEATHER,
French, German, and American CALF.
SKINS,
Upper Leather, Lining Skins, Shoe Findings,
&c, Tor sale as low as can be bought in any
similar establishment in this or northern
cities. All in want will find it to their inte-
rest to give us call.
o. H. CHALKLEY CO.,
Leather Dealers, Thirteenth street,
NH ~ between Main and Cary,
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EOR LIVERPOOL.-The A ship eau
l. GUSTA' is now loading in Nor "a,
folk, TO which port we have made ar IL
rangements for the transportation ofS
freight at low rate. Shippers will apply to
NH Sl-2w CASKIE & BROTHERS.
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By Paine & Co.. Auctioneers.
T ARGE, CATALOGUE SALE of
~ FRESH DRY GOODS
ROOTS AND III o Els
AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, April 9th, commencing CONNER nnzn g
n o,ciock we will sell at our auction. rooms
nv catalogue, q very large and a''rae'i'e d
sortment Of
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RnalroaIs.
~ ID c.
R1cHMorD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.
- RfcHnoFD, VA, March q, 1888.

RfcHnosp, Va, March q, 1883.
EnN AND AFTER the 23d instant tho
Follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at A. NJ.
MAIL daily at 2:46P. NJ except Sunday.
The 2:45 p NJ. train connects at Petersburg
with trains for Norfolk.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and
all points north and west.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 A. Mex.
cept Sunday.
THROUGH MAIL daily at 725 P. n.
Fare to Norfolk, g. Baggage checked
through.
A train will leave the Richmond depot on
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS,
at 4 O'Clock, for Glover Hill.
For further information, inquire ut the
office corner OF Byrd and Eighth streets.
Z. II. GILL.
NH 27 Engineer and Superintendent
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For Rent.

TOR RENT, a neat and pleasant
Il COTTAGE DWELLING (newG SB
containing five rooms, located on north sHfs
side of Clay near Henry street.
LEE & GODD1N,
ap at No. lll7 Main street.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of SUM-
~ dry executions in my hands against the
National Coal Mining Company, shall pro-
coed to sell on the TENTH DAY OF APRIL,
1865, commencing at IL O'clock A. NJ, at the
courtyard of said company, on Twenty Sc
yenth and Dock streets, near the Locks, about
1000 bushels COAL,
COAL SCREENS,
HAND CARTS,
S WHEELBARROWS,a and
IRON TUBS.
ma I0HN w WRIGHT. S. G.. r.
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wv ANTED, all the SIGNS to PAINT
w IN RICHMOND.
Prices to suit the times.
WILLIAM q. BARNES,
No. Is Twelfth street, between
NH l1-1m Franklin and Main streets.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FARM
i OF 1l6A ACRES, IN H E N r I o
COUNTY, ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD,
EIGHT MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
BY yirtue.of two deeds of trust executed to
the subscriber by the late james G.. Francis,
the one bearing date 2lst of March, 1864, the
other on the 9TH of August, 1865, shall, in
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
18th of April, 1868, at u o'clock NJ. If fair,
if not, the first fair day thereafter, the
FARM located as above, on which Mr.. Fran
els recently resided, containing ll6A acres,
more OF less. On this farm there is com
Portable dwelling and other buildings.
Terms: Reasonable, and made known at
the hour of sale.
ana LANES ri. MALLORY Trustaa
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TOR RENT, A HOUSE ON SEVENTH
Il street between Broad and Marshall, Ess
now occupied by Mr.. A. Smith, contain E,ffs
ing eight rooms with all the modern i'm d-a9-
provements, Possession given on the LIST of
May For terms, apply to A. SMITH, on the
premises, or to GEORGE K. CRUTCH-
FIELD. ap4-1w
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prrERsBuRe LErTzR.5

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
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.Aa1ctiO1a Sales.
BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

~ FUTURE. Day.
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TOR RENT.-Having decided to devote
IL my whole attention to my box busi= La
ness I offer for rent the. l. o w E E.:E
FLOOR of my warehouse corner Eigh- I&A
teenth aud Cary streets. This is an old stand
for lime, hay, &c. Rent moderate to secure a
suitable tenant.
ap 3-lw r. II. WHITLOCK.
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DOR RENT, THE LARGE AND
l. desirable three-story family RESI- AzA>
DENCE (bricl), containing ten rooms; E:HH
kitchen. with gas and water throughout, ..1zz
and good stable, situated on Cary between
First and Second streets, recently in occu-
pancy Of w. @. Thomas, Esq. Apply to
4-St LYME & BROTHER.
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TOR RENT, fine BRICK HOUSE,
IL containing eight rooms and kitchen, IA
next door to the Methodist church, on c;:N
Clay street above First street. The house GAnA
has recently been put in thorough repair, and
will be rented low to good tenant. None
other need apply.
MOSES MILLHISER,
ap 3-1W Gil Main street.
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS'

80, nr,s;np n great variety OF new anu sea !,
com pie GOODS, now receiving, and adapted
spring sales. ALSO
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. om cases BOOTS and SHOES,

nrime goods, embracing every variety io5
men. women, land children, Win q iaise "Ao
desirable assortment OF
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The New York herald., 1868-05-05

There was considerable activity in wheat particularly In No.
$ sS In Tss selma Of :. s'sa % h & ssV s
sS s viii 1S;
= r% s0 ~ ie s%esT ss
81 Is ioT nsw % masd Is
ss: @ " r. o1 ruled s % and sSos fairly sss THE
s% gasts: West % Ssss Barley
:Rs a bulk s sas.
ga 3D. and per 1890 bushels wheat 3D. ana
% @ s and Pel %
with with 5Ss mt to Bremen British 's
lIoPs in moderate consumptve demand al steady
prices We quote se7 crop at 2c ooc s6o do. loc 35c.
HAY irm win fair demand. We quote shipping at
hEMr was dull, bu. steady Manila ilc., gold.
was reported Sales $50 hhds Cuba muscovado a, 4sc
a,a. ssrPsnsee was only in moderate
q sc The mar market closing e &C. shc eae a 100 bbs
al &c. RosrThe market was dull and the Iower % ersses %
closed rather lower; other without change sales
opaSSs at ao virgin al % % and % 70 do a. a. ! 'S g
60 senmo1 o NJ s'T'nef @ was gsner,y quoted e 50 S5
and extra a, g. Tar q was I'd p Bas e!
oIls-Lnseed dull a, 81 IL Is, in casks Other
PToyIsioSs-eecslP,s ica be, pork, 2ss do beef, 81
quiet, but STEADY, closing a. aboo. s2s5 for
Al $40 l5 a sss 20 for new mesa, sss sss s.
for old do.tho latter price fer small o,s-and TSf IL
for extra prime We heard OF sales for deiyery
no nor change % @ PISS pS
and $50 o. "a 80 extra do. fierce dull
%orc S loo ae SS we're disposed o at For
the demand only moderate, brn the market
rm at for picked shoulders, Sc dry sated
15c 17c for smoked do. 15c. for hams lp
Gle for smoked 2c 2c for bagged 200 packages
clear IKE for short do l for short and 5c for Cum.
Der and The marke, for lard mcr andprices we
higher, but the demand was moderate The saes
bbls. at stpc is.c., Including small lots at lssnc.
PrIEoigUa.--Crude In bulk IN better demand and
decidedly higher, closing firm at 4xc, which so bblp.
were so fhc sales sOj bbs for future de-.
bonded iph but the strong
pc. standard whitc sales 2gtoc
Naphha in better demand and higher the were
50J bbls In bulk at &C., and 400 cases. part 2c. In
further advance In prices The
saIes rsaes part late saturday evening" $500 bbs
standard white for May st @ 500 do at 2shc 500 do
June at sec., oo for Juy at Svc, oo0 Tor al s0o
10v0 for August all at gQ $50 for June, $50 August and
1,001 for July private terms.
Ransoon was in more demsnd 60 bags es steame,
Union at S4c. gold, In bond
SUeAR.-for there prevailed q far demand snd the
market strong he liAc. for fair good hnins
the latter price for clariedand 13zc for Porto
Rico also S07 i3c l4c. Refined more active
a16Sc for powdered crushed and granuated, i5c.
for soft white and Hsc. a 1oc. for yellow.
SEEDeOrass quiet at the quotations In last.
Calcutta inseed dull and nominal.
rALow was in light demand Sales 10 600 lbs. at i2c.
wuIsKFY.-Recep,s, none. There no sales and
prices were entirely nominal. .
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

WHIIINd.-On Saturday, Nay 2, Dr. ALEX B.
WHITING.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
to attend the funeral, from the Collegiate Church.
Fifth avenue and Twenty ninth street. this Tuesday)
morning. ut half-past nine O'Clock. Th0 remains
win be taken to New Haven for interment.
WILKINs.-At fremont, on Monday, May T. LILA
MAUDE, daughter OF Morris and Martha Maria VIII
kns, aged years and month.
The funeral services viii be held at the residence
OF her parents, fremont, on Wednesday, at twelve
O'Clock noon. The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
YoUN0s.-On Saturday, May ., OF congestion ofthe
lungs, Mrs. MARGARET YoUSGs, In the roth year OF
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. Crawford, No. AZ Great Jones
street, this Tuesdayl morning at eleven O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

The foreign exchange market is dull but firm, and
the leading drawers anticipate further demand for
the remittance of the proceeds Of the May coupons
sent from Europe for collection. At the close
bankers bills on England at sixty days were quoted
at 1io1s; at three days, l1OH 11o5S; commercial
bills, 10s lo9. Bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.15
O 5.121k; at three days, 5.l2A 51O
The extreme range Of the gold market in the month
OF May in each year since the suspension OF specie
n Ia fhuac
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

Thexe was o very qnet but steady market for gov
ernment securities all day, and although prices
in some Instances an eighth lower than Saturday
there pressure 10 sell, and the indications
that quotations win tend steadily upward for some
months to come under the monetary ease and low
rates OF interest VIC are likely to experience. At
the close the following quotations were current
Registered 1851, 1l3 1l3jS; coupon 1881, 11s]S a
113jl 5-2os, registered, 1902, los a 1osh; 5-2o's,
coupon, 1862, 10jx 105L; do. 1885,; 106x fO6h;
do 1866, 1861 1o67S do, 1865, January and July,
1881 10o do, 1867, 1CoIi q 1925; 10-40's, regis
tered, 1o2X 1903; 10-4o's, coupon 1929 a 1o3;
June 1905 1O7z 1915; July 1905, 1o7H io7%;
Nay compounds 1854, 40; August do, lis; septem-
ber do, 117x; October do, III.
At the commencement OF business the stock market
was firm but dun, and New York Central sold at
12s% 1881 and Erie at 7ox; but at the early session
OF the open board prices were a fraction lower In
some instances. At The first regular board the specu
lative feeling tame and the volume OF transac.
tions unusually light New York Central closed y,
lower than OF the same time on Saturday, Erie 1B
Cleveland and Toledo y, Northwestern preferred r.
Milwaukee and st. Paul x, Quicksilver 4, and
Western Union Telegraph e. Government securities
were duh at a decline Of an eighth from the highest
prices OF Saturday but steady at the closing prices
on that day. At the open board at one O'Clock the
market showed improvement, and New York Central
sold at 1855 and Erie at 7o's. AT the second regular
board there was a little more speculative animation
displayed, and the tendency OF quotations was up
ward. New York Central closed 3 higher than at
thc first regular board, Erie ~ Michigan Southern
AZ, Rock Island Z, Northwestern u, preferred q,
and quicksilver y. Government securities were
steady but dull. At the open board at halfpast three
the market was frmer, and Eric sold at 7oS; New
York Central, 12s1{ Michigan Southern. s3%; North
western preferred, s6k; Rock island, oi,4, and
Pacific Mall, o2iS. subsequently the speculative
feeling became stronger, and there was good de-
mand for all the leading railway shares, and par
Gculary Rev YORK Central and Erie under which
prices advanced, ana at the close the market was
strong at the following quotaiions-pacidc Mail,
osS 92A: Ohio and Mississippi, sIss 3l,S; Canton
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

Company, a; Quicksilver, 2sx . ssx; Western
Union Telegraph, aex sa7A; New York Central. l20
l29H; Erie, rex Q Il; Reading, cox COX; Aichi.
gan southern, "a q s4h; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
sex q So; Rock Island, OK a olk; Northwestern,
o5x; do. preferred, 76k 7ea<; Fort Wayne, lo4.
The highest and lowest prices Of the leading specu
lative stocks in 1868 and 1854 respectively were as
snhioinad.--
The New York herald., 1868-05-05
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

r ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Steamers fortnghy 70 London direct from pier mo-
North river. :.
BEILONA May IS WIN. PENN. June u
CELIA. May 80 ATALANTA.. June ~
For passage at cheapest currency rates, Apply 10
H. CLARK, % Broadway. ..
For freight apply to ROWLAND &AsPINwALL, "a South
street.
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'COAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS.

IDACIfIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY REDUCED
RATES.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No. ~ North rver
foot of Canal street, mt ~ o'clock, noon, ~
-FOUR TINES MONTH,
On 1st, 9Th, 18th and 24th
except when those days fall Sunday the previous
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adu Medicine
May 8 HEsRY CHAuYCEY, Capt. Gray, connecting with
COLORADO Capt. T. smith.
steamer leaving May connects closely with steamer
GREAT REPURLIC, leaving San Francisco June for China
and Japan. ~
passage tickets all further applv at the
companys ticket onlce the wharf, foot OF CANA street.
r. a. BABY, Agent.
NORTH AMERicAE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Opposition TO monopoly.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT
THE 9TH AND 2OTH OF EVERY MONTH.
or The day before when these fall on Sunday
RATES LOWER THAN by ANY OTHEk LINE
Iher elegant ana favorite steamship FULTON,
to sail
-, ~ =, Tuesday, May 5, at noon,
from pier - North river.
For passage or freight apply to
h. N CARRISGToN, kc-n,
Ia Weat street, OF Warren
CnApI.re DANA, Vice President,
~ Exchange place, New YoriA
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

COfFEE.-The market for Rio without change OF
ment Sales $500 bags, ex Alexandria, private terms
Other kinds dull.
FLOUR AND dnAIMReceipts s6s2 bbis. -four, 9l4,426
bushels of wheat do. corn 66S do 1888 rye,
S02 do. peas 1909 do barley The market for -four
somewhat irregular being dull and heavy for the low grades
wit fair sale full prices There speculative In
qury, and the sales were mostly Ia jobbng Califor
MIA flour duh and heavy, and high grades lower
about 10000 bbs Southern -four, though
light demand, steady quotations; sales S25 bbs
Rye quiet Tower, being 275 a S8
.as ~ on hhIs Iarseu ., Ss We was ey' Win
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

Married.

HEALp-FosrER.- Thursday, April 10, BY the
Rev. G. L. Taylor, JOS Ii. HRALD to MARGARETTA
FOSTER, both OF Brooklyn.
REYNoIDs-W WEsTFRIDT.-On Tuesday, April "a, In
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. DR..
Houghton. HUNT REYNOLDS, of Frankfort, Kentucky,
TO META WESTFELDT. No cards.
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OFECIsS TRANSFERS OF EEM ESTATE.

We give below the Official transfers OF real estate
yesterday in this city, Kings and westchester coun.
ties, n. L., and Hudson county, n. J.:-
HFw YORK CITY,
The New York herald., 1868-05-05
Half-pnst Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MoEDAY, May 4-6 r. NJ
CorToNThe transactions this staple light but the
market ruled firm at previous prices The sales limited
175S baes including 66 for speculation 7O2 for spinning
$50 for export Annexed the closing quotations
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MarRiMONlAL.

,x.r,pvtv OF EDUCAI1ON, HhFiNkMENf.
\ s.b and rcslilon wishes TO correspond WIN Young
& ,qs ~ entirely sincere and coh-len'ia. ADDRESS
81 g. He's ~ ul.tA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

New ORLEgNs,9 q une 10. -Majot
Heath refused TO surrender his Office.
pto,dayat0 GengaystAe newly electgd
Mayor claiming that his appointment
was confirmed by Congress, and de,
clining to recognize General Buchanl-
ans authority tosrremove ahim = He
was consequently plaeedgin the hands
of the policeT by, Captain. D. Russey..
Of the Generals staff, and COaBay
haa charge of the office. Judge Du-
paulief issued alWrit Of 9ao 7oarfzitf3
upon Conwayabat, Captain D. Rpysey
said as Conway was installed il must I
take its proper course, and he could
not interfere with The discharge of
bis duties Upon the delivery Of the
keys and bocks, Heath was released
! Great excitement prevails5 ana a
strong body of police Is stationed at
the City HaH. ease91rq aaa
= =. The Recorders elect for the First
-dnd Third Districts have been qda II
fed, though the incumbent of the
latter Dis 'rict' refuses TO give up his
office, as il might prejudice his con /,
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