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New YORK, September l5.-Noon.-
Stocks strong. Money easy at 3lQ5 per cent
Sterling, 100. Gold, 144l$. 5-20's, '62
coupons, 1884. North Carolina 6's, 72la
new, y. Virginia G's, ST. new, 53$4
Tennessee 6's, 6S3I. Flour unchanged
Wheat active and 2a3c. better. Corn IN
changed. Pork dull and lower at SZ9g
S29.lO. Lard quiet at 2O@2Ol8. Cotton
dull and declining at 25c. Turpentlne firm
at 44c. Resin steadier strained and com
mon, $2.65@$2 10. Freights quiet.
Uennq.-Cotton dull, heavy, and lower
sales of $50 bales at Csc. Flour active and
unchanged; southern in moderate demand
common to fair extra, IS .S5G$9.40. Wheat
active at the noon advance. Corn dull al
sl.l7@sl.2l. Oats declining; new west
ern, 6S@74c. Provisions heavy. Pork
$28.S7hc. Lard - Steam, l914@l918c
Whiskey active at G71a@7Oc. Grocerle:
dull. Turpentine, 44@44 &C. Rosin, SZ.'
@S7. Frcights tirmer cotton, per steam
3-l6c. -,
Governments closed firm; 5-2o's, '62
ll35a. Tennessee G's, 10; new, 69. MO-
ney very easy call loans, SGD; prime
paper, 6l5@7. Gold steady at IA. oter
ling weak at 1913. Southern bona.
stronger and more active. Stocks closes
frmer and buoyant. ,oo
The balance in the sub-treasury Is S9o,
$50, 600.
BALTIMORE, September l5.-Cottcn dul
at 25c. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corr
dull prime white, 81 .2o@sl.2S. Oats un
changed. Rye dull. Pork and bacon un
changed. ,o,la,o,,
Virginia SIS, old, inscribed, 4SA g 81 9,
1866, 49, bid, 50 asked; 1867, As BID
4s71 asked. Coupons, old, 51114; new ..
bid.
w1LMryGroS, N. c., September l5;-Iur
n.n,;,o f;rmar and buoyant at SOC. Rosin-
Lower grades in good demand with a sigh sh
advance strained, 81 80; No. 2, Sl.9CGs2
No. l, $3.50; pale, s.. Tar firm at S2.6o
CHARLESTON, September l5.-cotton dull
no sales middliRTs nominai!y 2zc'' re
ceipts, so bales.
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The case against Whalen, now on trial
for the assassination Of Mr.. McGee, at OF
tawa, seems so strong that there can hardly
be doubt of his conviction. He has been
identified by man who actually saw him
fire the fatal shot; he was heard by two
detectives confessing the murder to fell
low-prisoner in jail and there is strong
circumstantial evidence corroborating these
proofs of his guilt. The defence appears
to have had little reliance except upon de-
stroyiug the credibility Of the Crown wit
nesses, and thus far has entirely failed in
the attempt.-Ne1v York. Tribune.
Colonel Robert f. Astrop, for many years
an efficient magistrate for Brunswick
county, and who did good service for his
country as soldier in the Mexican war,
committed suicide on the Sth instant by
blowing out his brains with double-bar-
relied gun. He is supposed to have been
laboring under partial arrangement OF
mind. His age was ffty-tiye.
Mr.. J. P. D. Brunback committed sui
eide in Frederick county, Va, on the Sth
Instant by shooting himself with rifle.
He was about twenty-four years of age, IN
rood circumstances, and of excellent cha
racter. II is presumed that his mlrd was
unhinged.
General Grant, it is stated by those who
have excellent opportunities of knowing, will
not resign his position as General unless he Is
elected President. He does not see that he
is required to DO so either by the circum-
stances of the case or the law of precedent.
A method has been discovered of sepa-
rating honey from the comb BY centrifugal
force. The process leaves the cells so little
injured that the sweet creatures which I'LL
them can 90 to work filling them again after
a short season spent in repairs.
Hon. Robert Ridgway has given over his
late design of connecting himself with the
New York Globe, and is now residing on ms
farm in Amherst couuty.-LWc0durg he
publican.
The Rockbridge County fair will open on
the 18th of November. AS the Augusta
County fair will close on the 29th of Octo-
Der, persons who attend the latter can also
attend the Reconsideration Spectator.
On Saturday night last some ineendiary
get fire twice to the granary OF MIR. Mere
dth W. D. Hogshead, Of Middlebrook' in
August county.
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From NashingtOn-AS September Ses
sion of Congress Called.

WASHINGTON, September l5.-The fol-
lowing is the first action under the recent
order of General Buchanan
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, September IL.
"To Commanding General Department OF
louisiana:
"Brevet Major General Hatch, Assist
ant Commissioner Freedmen's Bureau, re-
ports that there is danger of an assault
upon a torchlight procession in New Or
leans tonight. You will so dispose and
employ the force under your command as
to prevent such assault and preserve the
peace. ..s
"Please acknowledge receipt of this dis
patch. JOHN NJ. ScHoFIELD,
"Secretary of War;"
General Rousseau has been assigned tc
duty under the brevet rank Of major-gene-
raj. General Buchanan resumes his rank
of brevet brigadier-general on Rousseau's
arrival in the Department of Louisiana
and Texas, and command the district Of
Louisiana.
The revenue receipts to-day we're $685.
900.
The following was issued to-day:
WASHINGTON, September 10, 1868.
"The President of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Representatives
by resolution of Congress to adjourn theil
Houses until the third Monday of Septem
Der, and on that day, unless otherwise or
dered by the two Houses, they were direct
ed to further adjourn their respective
Houses until the first Monday of December
In accordance with the request of the Re-
publican members of the Fortieth Congress:
the undersigned decide and respectfully
recommend that there be full attendance
of both Houses on the 2lst Of September
1t is not expected that general Legislative
business will be entered upon at that time
or that the session will be longer than t
provide for another adjournment. 1t is i'm
portaut that there should be such a genera
attendance Of members as will secure thu
presence Of quorum in each House.
''E. D. MORGAN,
"RoBERT G. SCHENCK."
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Foreign News.

LONDON, September l5.-Reverdy John
son was presented to the Queen to-day by
Lord Stanley.
PARIS, September l5.-Napoleon visited
the camp at Lavernazan en- route Tor bar
ritz. He reviewed the troops.
BRUSSELS, September l5.-The lnterna-
tional Workingmen's Congress has adjourn
ed. The resolutions advise workingmen to
abstain from their trades in the event OF
war in their respective countries. An add
dress was also adopted which recommends
workingmen to oppose war, discountenance
assassination, and use every energy to pro-
mote the education of the poor.
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AUGUSTA, September l5.-Cotton unsee-
tied owing to unfavorable Liverpool ad-
vices, with n light demand at weak prices.
Middlings, 2l1a622c.
SAVANNAH, September 15.-Cotton more
active and very irregular: middlings held
at 22@23c.; sales, % bales receipts, S35
bales exports to New York, 7l8 bales.
New ORLEANS, September l5.-Cotton ac-
tive; middlings, &c.. sales, 1882 bales
receipts, 1,4OS bales. Sugar and molasses
quiet and nominal.
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"GyLD FOR THE BoND-HoLDER." THE
Clr,rk of the House of Representatives pub
fishes the vote of the House (lSG2) on con-
curing with the Senate's amendment to
the legal-tender bill, whereby the interest
on the fyetwenty bonds was made payable
in coin. On this proposition the Republi-
cans stood Yeas, 43: nays, 55-a majority
in the negative. All the Democrats but
two (Baily, OF Pennsylvania, and Noell, of
Missouri,) voted 10 pay the interest in
gold, and carried it. Forty-ive Democrats
. recorded their votes in favor of paying
gold-only two the other way.-Ne,o York
commercial.
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Oh, the yillainous petty tyrants J

the New YORK AND WASHINGTON
THROUGH RAILROAD LISE.-Thc new rail
ROAD timetable between this city and New
oEk went iuto operation on Sunday night,
and from all accounts the extraordinary
complete arrangement made for quick trips
ana short time did not open as well MS was
expected, as We learn that on the first trip
The through train started all right, but upon
reaching Hackenssck bridge two Of the
sleeping cars became uncoupled, without
the looo being discovered until the train
arrived at Newark. Here the discovery
vas made, and the train had 10 be backed
down to the bridge and the missing cars
taken in tow. This and other causes had
'le effect 10 spoil the timetable for that
tip, and instead Of arriving at the adYer-
Used time, 5.52 A. NJ, the train did not
rive until $40 A. NJ. The train last
W. -sS also behind time considerably.
'QtqenC1', l5M.
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, September l5.-The bill
passed by both Houses yesterday excluding
negroes from serving on iuries was to-day
rcconsidercd.
The House to-day, after stormy debate,
declared Fryall "a negro member claiming
to have only one-eighth negro blood) ineli-
cible by unanimous vote of siXty-nine.
The Republicans refused to vote.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAE CELEBRATION IN
ST. LoCIs.-.St. LoujS, September 1.-two
or three hundred knights Templar, from
Baltimore, Richmond, Washington, Phila-
delphia, Louisville, Nashville, New York,
New Hampshire, and New Jersey, arrived
here yesterday, and other delegations will
arrive to-day and tomorrow. The regular
exercises of the conclave will commence at
the Masonic Temple tomorrow morning.
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MILITARY INTERFERENCE.-1n the Cir
cult Court of Loudoan, at it's last term, a
case was tried, involving upwards of 500,
on Confederate check. The evidence was
70 polnt-blank that the case was given to
the jury without argument, and in very
Few minutes verdict was rendered for the
defendant, and judgment entered accord
ingIy. a few days ago the defendant re-
celYcd notice from the officers Of the
ireedmen's Bureau in this place summon
ing him hither to show cause why the YER
dict Of the jury and the judgment of the
court should not be reversed .-Alerdndria
Gazette.
Oh, the Yillainous petty tyrants
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GREAT OUTRAGE.-Last week negro ser
want girl in the employ Of Professor FRANKIE
wantonly broke the arm Of his little child
about three years old. The wretch immedi-
ately sought refuge in flight. We hope the
police will find her and bring her 10 JUS
tice. We never heard Of such an outrage
in our midst. Dr.. owen reset the infants
arm, and its condition is improving
JyucLI,tr1 NPirS
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The COLORADO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AuEAD.-St. Louis, September l1.--Thc
democrat has special dispatch from Den
yer City, Colorado, which says that Brad
ford, the Republican candidate for dele
gate, is still ahead, with three counties to
hear from
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SoUTH ARKANSAS FOR SEYMOUR AND
BLAlR.--A letter received by a well-known
business firm of Baltimore from Liston,
Union county, Arkansas, says; Sey-
mour and Blair, upon fair election, will
get every white vote in South Arkansas,
and would get over one-half Of the negroes
we're it not for the carpet baggers, scala
wags, &C., who meet them at midnight to
tell them that every one who go votes will
be sent back to slavery for five years.
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PosT-oFr1CE MATTERs.-Virginia Offices
reestablished Montreal, Nelson county,
O. L. Stephens postmaster: Palmer's
Springs, Mecklenburg county, John E. P.
Wright postmaster.
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Second Dispatch.

OTTAWA, September l5.-Whelan re-
ceived the verdict with composurc, asserted
his innocence, denied any connection with
the Fenians, and attributed his conviction
to his being a Catholic. The Judge eau
toned him against hoping for mercy, and
sentenced him to be hung on Thursday the
10th of December.
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LAND SALE.-To Mr.. Timothy Sullivan,
forty-one and half acres of land, unim-
proved, three miles and half from Staun-
ton, on Shutterly's Mill road, at twenty
three dollars per acre.-Spectdtor.
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PEACHEs.-Last week 10000 baskets
about 40 900 bushels-of peaches were re-
ccived in Chicago. TO transport this fruit
for the Chicago market nine steamers are
employed, and kept constantly plying be-
tween that port and St. Joseph and Benton
Harbor. The average rate for carrying is
ten cents per basket, and the dock and
warehouse charges are one cent per basket.
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The Democratic party boasts of its de-
scent. The Republican party is proud of
it's ascent.-BoSton advertiser.
Cup the spout''
Now that the wheat crop in Australia has
failed, they propose growing hops to use up
what little barley they may raise.
The southern papers are generously
edited in royal style-Pomeroyal.-B Boston
IduertiSeT.
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ILLNESS OF GENERAL LOGAN.-JOliet, Ill.,,
September l2.-Gencral John 4. Logan is
Ill with fever at the house Of a friend III
this place.
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DFSSOLUTHONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
J The firm OF W. Z. JOHNSON q co. Is TINS
day dissolved by mutual consent Al persons In.
pUI rps Who alone Is authorized 10 settle the
80 {, 10 J.sirabTe To settle the same AT the
sanifssI ner,nJ CHARLES PHILIPS,
e"i1i9'' ~ w. E.aJOHNSOS.
DAVID s. WRIGHT.
September IL, 1853. sc la-Iu"r@l ioot
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HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
THO VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL and MI
NERAL LAND COMPANY HIS completed ar.
rangements for the sale and settlement of m.
PROVED LANDS in Virginia. Al landed pro.
prietors desiring 10 avail themselves Of the ser.
Vices OF this Company will please call on or az.
dress the agent OF The Comsny.
CHARLES Y. MORRlsS,
No. 1888 Main street.
jy l-5m Richmond, Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DOCKBRIDGE BATHS, u;
RocKBRIDsE COUNTY, FA,
OPEN JULY .1sr.
Situated directly on the road to Lexington, nine
miles south of the Virginia Central railroad.
Persons leave the cars at Goshen depot, virginia
Central railroad where ample stage and express
facilities connect with the daily western and east
ern trains The road from Goshen to the baths
tnine miles) is now being put in thorough repair.
TERMS % per day; 81s per week; SSA per
month.
je 2s-tSep23* HARTMAN Il MAYO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CPEAR'S FRUIT-PRESERVING SOLU-
- TION.-Ths Is the lime To put away your
fruits and vegetables and you should use SPEARS
Sol. UTION IL Won wish them TO keep we'll. IL re-
qurcs but little sugar and does away with the self
seallng cans. For sale b. ,.,.,
r. W. POWERS,
se3 No. 1895 Main street.
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\. hIJIIAtIDoUNs h' De -NI4 "
& EEWBURN.

J. 4. RICLIARDbON. i. Is. NEWBUEN,
RICHARDSON s. EEWBURN,
II, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERs
No. l5le Main and Eleventh streets,
SELL buy lease, and rent Houses and Lands pub
icy and privately, IN the city and country make
Investments and Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
ciaI attention to the Collection Of Rents.
Refer, byipernisson, 10 Messrs. Lancaster h Co.,
Purcell I.ao,d K CO., w. s. Donnan i Co., Colonel
]. C. Shields, Claiborne karlsruhe, Esq :, Caskio
b Brothers Booker, Kerr & Lyon, Allan \ John.
SON, Wises 4 Fitzhugh Peachy L. Grattan Esq,
DR.. james Bolton, DR.. ". W. Parker, peyton i
Gary Alexander r. Holladay, Esq, Tallaferro y
Co L. W. Rose ESQ. Jy S-2in
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
4 ing BALTIMORE can obtain FURNISHED
for the room. This is a new economy for travel
lers. Meals near by. Rooms, Al Liberty street,
corner Lexington, In the heart OF business. To
secure them apply to w. II. MCLEAN, SO North
Charles street. Baltimore. auT-lm
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x GORGE A. AINSLIE, MANU-efTMk
" EACTTRER AND DEALER IN Nv
IIGtiT FAMILY CARRIAGES BuGGlEs. AND
WAGONS, desires To call the attention OF the
npnlic 10 hts large stock, among which can be
fnurd some of the most convenient riding vehicles
now In use. sc '-u@"in
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N N. WALKER & CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS TO o. r. gRKsKE, ESQ.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office lel4 Main street,
nrst door east of the post-ofce, under nessrs' d.
II. Maury &c Co.
Buildings, merchandise. furniture, and PERSONA
property OF ali kinds In the city or country, In.
sured against loss or damage by bre 81 the io"es'
rates IN companies Of the highest standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAU u.
rent rates. ~
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wv P. MAYO, Ninth street, one door
w below Main lunder w; ID; B niMmssf =
has resumed the GRAIN and FEED oas and me
and solicits the patronage OF MP snnniy OF Hay.
BATS, CORN, and MILL FEED; ALSO FRESH
BOLTED NEAL for FAMILY ass. u, an 40 with
mo ~ ssI.snen. and would be- glad TO serSs t s
friends
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apo
AND SUMMER ARRANGE

CPRlNG AND SUMNER ARRANGE
= MENT, lsos.-GREAT SHO RT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, East, AND WEST, WA
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
uNiTED STATES NAIL TWICE p 3 Al r. EES
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEE ~.
ING CHAIRS ON ALL 7 r Al s.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THRoUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 1910 A. NJ, arriving In wash
ington at sis i. NJ, connecting with the early al.
tarnoon express trains for the North, East, ana
West. r,.,p Nth
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chaitS
attached, leaves Richmond daily lSundays ,s
ed at s:iG Z. NJ, arriving In Washington ~ gig
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning Trains
for the North East. and West.
Roth STEA MERS stop at Alexandrla eacn way.
The ACCOMMODaTION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, a. : 2. 81. Returning, arrives
"tTHRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points,.
For further information and through tlcaets, ap,,
ply at the Office OF the company, corner Broan Sne
Eighth streets Shockoe Hill, and at the TICKET
olice, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
s.urDI PrTn Supertntendeut myn
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Conviction OF Wheian.

OTTAWA, CANADA, September l5.-The
Jury in the case Of Whclan, tried for the
murder of Darcy Gee, have rendered a
verdict of "guilty."
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NsONTHLY SCHOOL REPORTS printed
lSH In the best style OF the art at the DISPATCH
OFFICE. ses
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-1 900 tons choice
Quality LOREERRY RED ASH EGG ana
STOVE GOALS for sale. l am prepared 70 over
the most liberal terms TO those Wishing 10 purchase
their winter supply. .,u Door
Oa!ca and yard corner Seventeenth srh DOCK
streets. Uc ~ " In ho''1-A-4"
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TO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY
~ We have the best money making BUSINESS CUISINES
ever offered. The great AUTOMATIC IhU w. LEO ,
WASHER AND BOILER. now on eAhipltioh as
w, J. ASDERSOS's, s2s Main street Is 'ns MOI, mo-,
successful and wonderful Invention ever entiriy
With labor and the wear OF clothes. The not sues
and steam the action Of I sss sa ars oreea
, ,t ~ tsbric with astonishing rapidty,
sssnsnv 'Re PERFECTLY Wthou: any rubbing Al
fabrics from the nest ases !" sns i,Snnt .h
s s Ve ,S rnSbing-ooard. The invention can be
used In any common wash;soiler, and the low price
riYh IN a single county this valuable invention
Is small fortune, and the right TO whole state Is
untold wealth TO a man OF enterprise. Ladies anu
operation at W. J. ASDERSOS'S store
Sa5 Main street. between Ninth and TENN.
s,sies onIr Sc lIlws
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POWDER, SHOT, &c.
.UPONT'S POWDER.

a 900 packages of this UNRIVALLED SPORT
ING and BLASTING POWDER III kegs,
half kegs, quarter keys, and canistcrs;
ALSO,
IS 600 feet BEST SAFETY FUSE. for sale by
z. Il :. WORKMAN & CO.,
All 9a-3tawlm Agents for the Manufacturers.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

TOLLAK 6AVlNd5 bANh.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Deposit your money and get interest. Do mol
keep idle.
OFYICK CORNER MAIN AND WALL, No. lsce.'
SECURITY UNDOUBTED.
JOHN K. BOSSIEUX, President.
THOMAS 8. ARMISTEAD, Cashier. Jy s3-sm
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
IYA CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COnMlSSION MERCIAST3 for The pmr-
chase and sale OF LEAF ana MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on cousignments. Refer to A. F. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank Of Virginia; JAMES
TuOwAs, Jr., ESQ, Richmond Va; Messrs. II.
MESSENGER 4 Co, New York; Messrs. JoHNsof
n THOMPSON, Boston. Mass " IA
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yNTOOD FOR SALE.-I am prepared to
wv deliver OAK WOOD for 81 and PINE
WOOD for y per ,rd, will sell At s. ana ~ on
the dock. All orders left with CURTIS PARKER
or 1T the ward, OF Dock street between Twentieth
ana woity-lirst, will he promptly filed
So o I'm V. &. SELMS.
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CPLIT SAWED WOOD--PUMPS.-Now
- ready, very best DRY OAK and PINE
MOOD sawed and split by steam In several sizes
heats room ANA stove less, and IS great conVe-
pience AMI economy. Get supplies. Is now cheap
WIN We higher. Also, saved or long
A superior WELL PUMP, certified as the oes'
and cheapest. Leave orders ~ WATKINS, COT
TRELL K CO.'S 1907 Main street. or at the steam
Fuel and Pump Factory, south side Basin between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. ->-,
All 70 d. Is. " Al Mn.
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- EMOVAL-COAL OFFICES. ?. LA
!, THROP has removed his COAL OFFICE to
SEVENTEENTH STREET, NJ drawbridge.
With ample stock, is prepared to furnish IN any
t:rantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL at summer rates,
Also, superior BlTUMINOUS LUMP COAL,
for 2ratcs. D L. LAIHhoi,
" 20 Seventeenth street 1T Gfi"DriHHe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
CUPREME COURT.

In III. matter Of the Application Couonss % le Cgi
PAD Tor behalf 81 the mayor Aldermen anA 1on"aN o"
tAe Oly Of NtE.lork, relative 10 $500, ,,.-
A prrpIIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
B.tv..p Pnysiehh aud Ff nnth Streets And ne fh An
avenues, street. my feet In Win On tle .'' A
.r,oI .1lsurg from Ftg gth street 90 NY uhIl tiittT
is THE CITY OF SEH iObh.
The Board Of Commissions Of he Cena ifs pr we Gans 40 "a
M,vo Aerusu C0mnoraly Of The ,y 81 NeN
yos rn a. ihe Ac 81 Legislature The People u ihe stat"
ofNstYak entitled An A to provide oT ihe lawns OFT ttd mpo'
~ Nt passed
April 2fh 1896 fhs being present hereby ye uor iha me
the Court ir ne flf Ju a instinct OF
me STATE Nrsluk special Term 81 tad Court 90 D. i ~ h
cts Hall DO the CITY Of NeEioL WEDNESDAY, ue ahenih Jay
fAun 1908 opening toe toarl Aai DAY OF - o ifc
lNer as Counsel be- heard thereon or DC afloln~lo 'o'
one Estimate iu The above entitled masfi that
Tie nature ~ tlc improvement hereby intended W open
ing and laying out Public Square Place between Fycghu hhd
Eh and SIiih aud also street
CIV westerly thereof eItsnnr from fig
Lard the CouEon"rs 81
tie CeuirAl PafE 10 the CITY of Nef. lort
RICHARD UGOBMAS, Counsel 10 The 1ofpof-ion
Dated New lofk. March 2lft 1877.