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TELEGR PHO NEWS. .
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NEWS FROMTHE gAPITAEs

fsPEcIAL TBLEGBAMs 10 TEE D1sPXrcH.b
THE WHITE HoUsE;-sIGNINGa OF
nj BILLS BY5THEt PRESIDENT z5jG.,
bsd oia zWAsHrEeros, April no, 1859. 81
But few visitors called at the White
House to-day, the President having left at
9 o'clock for the capitol, where be remained
until the adjournment Of Congress. Nesrly
ell the members Of the Cabinet accompa--
MED the President to the capitol, where
bills were examined by them immediately
after their passage by Congress, and after
Tsrds signed by the President. 80 q t't7
E--9 O DISABILITIES. -'las,l'
The bill for the relief Of the political
disabilities Of some. five or. six hundred
persons in the southern States which
passed in the House, would have been
carried in the Senate to-day but for
the; persistent efforts Of the southern car
pet-beg senators during the last hours of
Congress to get pay for six or seven months
Of the Fortieth Congress, in which they
held no seats. .---, ~ - ~.
4, ocrF NOMINATIONS. -gQal,z ,a'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for various Offices
not having been acted upon by the Senate
before adjournment, new nominations will
have to be made, or those already sent in
must be -renominated. 10 a1.9Y hTrnl
EXECUTIVE SESSION oFTHE SENATE
From what can be gathered the Senate
will remain in executive session two or
three weeks-s much longer time than has
been anticipated. The session will be
heightened by reason of the Alabama treaty,
which will have to be definitely settled
some way. ,.. IT,. $780,. 800. M ~ m.s
7 MINISTER TO ST. PETERSBURG.
AT the Cabinet meeting yesterday, it is
understood that ex -Governora Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, was agreed upon as Minister
to St. Petersburg. $500, ,s. 81, ~
ASHLEY TO BE GOVERNOR OF Il
MONTANA. .sl-. e.-s ee.,
After long and sharp debate in execu-
tive session, Hon. James M. Ashley was
confirmed as Governor Of Montana by one
majority. he was opposed by oil the De-
mocrats and large number Of leading Re-
publicans. .., Il -a ff-a-f s@
f.- MEXICAN AFFAIRS. s.a.-a
General sickles had long interview with
the President last night in regard to Mexi-
can affairs. He has not yet decided to &C
cept the mission to Mexico. WALLACE.
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tration OF Criminal Law I'm
~.= ."E Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 10.-Henry
Cotton, convicted as an accessory to the
murder of Major J. B. Lochman in Janu-
ary last, was to-day sentenced to twenty
years in the penitentiary. He was con-
victed Of murder in the second degree. An
appeal will be taken in his as well as Le-
row Cotton's case, &. ~ E.a t
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EARTBquAxE Shock Hisnao, Ontario,
april GA slight shock Of earthquake was
felt here between 8 and o'clock this morn-
ing. The direction Of the shock appeared
north and south. The shock lasted about
twenty seconds. .s6 @,Is 60
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VERY Coon. The cars will be running
to the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
by the 1st of July next. We have heard
it intimated that grand affair will take
place at the White on the 4th Of July
Green5rier Independent. .~rs.. V ~
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The. FRUITS OF INToxICkT1oN.-Ne,o
York., April 9.-Mary E. Wade, who threw
q lighted. kerosene lamp at her husband,
died last night of injuries received by lts
explosion. She exonerated her husband
from all blame, and acknowledged that
both we're intoxicated at the times ...,rrv,
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The Philadelphia Press affrms "suthor-
itatively" that Mrs. Twitchell will pub
lish statement within few days. ~.
An experiment was last week made on
the Galena branch of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway with oil for fuel on
locomotives. A locomotive fitted up ex-
pressly for the experiment hauled an excur-
sion train to the junction and back, sixty
miles, in two hours, burning nothing but
oil distilled from bituminous shale. 1t is
o hydro carbon oil, with only twenty-five
per cent. of Illuminating properties. This
shale, when distilled, yields 120 gallons OF
oil to the ton. On the 9th ultimo the To-
comotiye hauled freight train of twenty
five cars, fifteen of which were loaded.
from Chicago to Woodstock, ffty-one miles,
making regular time and having abundant
steam, particularly on heaviest grades
The invention consists of 8 combination OF
superheated eteam and atmospheric air
forced into perforated combustion pipe
with the oil. ----
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Two MEN RowTED.-Port Ro11Gn, N.
T., April ga small boat containing two
men named William Brock and Philip Hell
mer cspsized off Turkey Point yesterday.
Both men were drowned. H..
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Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 10.-The DISPOSE
ton Of the Georgia matter by Congress
gives universal Joy.
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steam er Burnt-Five Lives Lost.

NORFOLK, VA, April 10.-The propeller
Thames, from New York for Galveston, was
burned yesterday off Hatteras. The cook,
three walters, q seaman, and a coal-passer,
are supposed to be lost. The rest are saved.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyRR
RAI1-RnAn GlMPAMY.

RICHMOND. August ]. 1858.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
HI Road LINE.-For Baltimore, the North,
and Northwest-The steamer KENNEBEO, Cxp.
tain j. Il. FREEMAN commanding, leaves Weat
Point every WEDN ESDAY6 and SUNDAY
M0RFIEG on arrival Of the cars from Richmond,
reaching Baltimore on the following morning at
sunrise. Returning, the Kennehec leaves Balti.
n more eT 3 MONDAY and THURSDAY a.
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain K1EMAM com;
nsnding, leaves West Point every TUESDAY
and FRiDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
ut sunrise. Returning, the Admiral leaves Bait.
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
O'Clock 2. M.
Passengers FOR Baltimore leave the depot OF the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company Is
O'Clock A. 81. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, IREDNES-
DAY, aud FRIDAY. Returning, they leave Balti:
more on MONDAY, xWEDN 4SpAYaa THURS
DAY, aud SATURDAY, at o, clockP. H., reach
mg Richmond the following evening. Fareto Bal.
timore only "a. ,3, .3 nsgrI .2.lS5 j.
Freight received at all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF lading given 70 al
prominent points. ,-8Es.3 $50 - lBs1s!
The paassnges train leaves the depot every morn
sng ut 4. II. WILLIAM b. ENOS,
( :oc 81 .aG 81 Freight and Ticket gent. ~
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Foreign Markess-[Bv TElEaaARHl.

Foreign Markefs-[BY TELRdRApHl. Z
LosDos, April lO.-Noon.-United. States
bonds, s35s. Sugar-On the spot, 39s. I'd. /;
afoat, 30s. Sd 039s. I'd.
L1ysRpooL, April lo.-Eoon. cotton quiet
and steady; uplands, l2Sd.; Orleans, 12ad. ;
estimated sales, 5000 bales, AHerno9n.-Cot-
ton firm R s9 RSsa Sta S Posk oss
HAvRE, April lo.-Cotton opens unchanged
HAVANA, April 9.-Sugar advancing, with q
large speculative demand st So offered.
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STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, SsSe

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, N*Sfh
l. AND NORFOLK sTEAHSHps akG18
composing this line win leave Philadephia every!
SATURDAY and Richmond every FALDAY. a..
rates also for { harleston, Savannah and New.
Orleans, and bills lsdlng signed through. Passage
to Philadelphia, including meals aud stateroom,
go. Eg3ai1, LaG- W: Z. poRTnk, AGENT. ~
7 NH & ,z.-.- Office. no. 2425 Dock stsest-
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OHIO RAILROAl


~ Winter Schedule. Ion and after the 1sr OF
OOTOBER, 1883, the passenger trains VIII run as
NAH MAIL THAN between Richmond and stanton
daily Except Sunday and between Staunton and !,
Coyington tri:weekly-yir;, Leave Eteh nm e
Leave staunton at s:es a. n. and arrive at R!ch.
n On TUESDAY Or THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Coyingto1 At $40 4. N, and arrive Ut ssarp-
and arrive at CoFington at T5s I. NJ. ....ys
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
lnondi and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NEsDAYs, and SATURDAYS. Leave Char,
lottesyiIle at D.. M, and arrive Mt Richmond &C
$3.50 A. II. Leave Richmond ct $50 Z. H.. and
arrive at Charlottesville ut sP. ID.
The Mail Train connects. M. 9ordoDsy1lle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria,
and Manassas railroads for Ale1andria. Washing.'
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
vile, Chsttaloogs Memphis New Orleans, Mont nj
Lexington, Natural Bridge, HsTisonbarg, Wine
chester, &c; ut Goshen with stages for Le1tnR.
ton, Natural Bridge, &C; at Niliboro' with stages
for Bath Alum, Warn, Hot, and Healing Springs 3
at ,Coyington with stages for White Sulphur
Springs, fewisburg Charleston, &c.
: = = !. Nsss7 JAMES =. ETTHERLAND,. ~
+ sen General Ticket gent. :,
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scHEbULE.-RIcHMoND

wv AND ,PETEEDBUEG KAILRUAUs.-OU
and after WEDNESDAY the Id December the
trains over this road viii be run az follows
Leave Richmond ut 1 a. d. and s:2s p. n. 49,
Leave Petersburg a. s:4s 4. 81. and $50 r. II.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with p:ssenkeI
car attached, will leave Richmond daily At t:lSP.
n, and Petersburg daily ut $50 "a. NJ tsundays
eIceptedl. -
Sundays, and the $40 2. II. train win not Leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for NORFOLK win take the 1:ss z. i.
train, running through daily. l.JaI - a lls =
Fare to Norfolk, "a. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
viii Leave Glover Hill ct In. d., and returning,
days, and Saturdays. - -.
- G~.-sEr - d THOMAS ii. WINNIE, q
del Superintendent.
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William Scott, q nephew Of Sir Walter
Scott, died at Montreal on Wednesday, aged
sixty-four years,
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ed ct noon to-day; and must be resumed in
executive session Monday. .s tstE e
The Senate will probably be In session
Several Weeks.aE2 z@sBss1 Trc2 7sGE o1
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LAND saLE.-Dsvid D. M. Digges, land
agent at Gordonsville, Va, has just sold
the Mills Tannery and $50 acres of land in
Greene county, Va., belonging to Mr..
George J. Stephens, for. $4,000, to Mr..
Philip G. showacre, of Maryland. He
comes with his wife and six children at
once. '''@s''
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TOR NEW YoRK.-oLD Do sfRfA

iNY.-The splendid new sde-wheel sIeamkltps
ISAAC BELL, sARATUak, NIAGARA, Abe
MARLE, and HATTIE AS, leave Sew YORK for,
Norfolk, City Point, and Rtchuiond every TUES.
DAY, THURsDAYt and SATURDAY, az J
O'Clock I. M. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide. slrty gg.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and ststerocma tho fare, accommodar
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed. y .To+s.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred erE .Fa. .sGIfCsI ~
Close connections made With steamers Tor AL
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected st lowest rates. when ordered,
At a QUARTER { + One PER CENT. At The
ofIices VI this Company
N. T.. McCREApY,1 Presidents is1 Greenwich
- " WIE Ill 6. DUNBAR q CO.. Agents,
40 corner Main aud Eleven tn stTeaS. y
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The F.re I'm the Nevada Mines.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lO.-The FIRE in
the mines is still raging. No more bodies
have been removed. III I .
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ARoxANCE IN CoLoRADo.-A letter from
Denver says: +" A very pretty romance, in
which q woman is not mixed up, has just
happened in the mines. It runs thus: A
soldier who had served through the war,
soon after his discharge came West to seek
his fortune. He drifted into the mines, and
got hold Of some claims which were disco
vered to be very rich. His captain, who
had been very kind to him in the service,
lived fer to the East, and finding himself in
want Of partner, the young soldier deter
mined to write to the captain, who was poor,
and ask him to come out and share with
him his good fortune. He did 30. The
captain came, and the ex-privste made over
to him, as q gift, one-third interest in all
his mining claims. The captain was 8
shrewd man, the new firm prospered, and
presently the generous young miner sent
for an old friend who had been with him as
private in the same company, and made
over TO his comrade another third of his
mines. The company prospered amazingly,
and grew rich. r =, ..,,r,
A few, weeks ago the captain and the
third member Of the firm, longing to rejoin
their families and feeling that they were
rich enough, proposed to sell out. They
did so for 100000 each, and the rich ex-
private was the principal buyer. The
other day the trio were seen walking along
the street arm in arm, apparently content
ed with the affairs of this world. They
are al three on their way East, the head
Of the firm going to visit the ex-partners,
whom he has made so rich. After short
stay in the East, the rich young soldier will
return West and continue his mining ope-
rations. In order to properly complete the
story, the head of the firm, while East,
ought to fall in love with the sister Of one
of his partners, marry her, and bring her
West az his bride, % 60" ~ ~ . - ..Il
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u A. DAYTON, f4'i go
- a,...,s No. 10 TENTH STREET a
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY sraEKTs.
RICHMOND, VA,

viii furnish at manufacturers lowest prices and
put IN operation, MACHISERY for railway. ma
chine, car and carpenter shopss planning r1fls,
agricultural m schtae, cotton end woollen tacto-
ries, paper Touring, corn and sew mills mines,
&c. Also, all kinds Of hASUFACTURERo'aa anu
ENGINE ER5' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given TO the purchase sac,
or e1changs,of sECoND-uAEU.M ACa4N A&t.
saw-nlils and Planning Machines, STARTING and
Pulleys. &c Co., yslt !, go ,,nt 80,
How To prevent the explosion or purnlpg on
OF steam boilers by reason OF t0o water On al over.
pressure Of stesm. d Come and see IL. eEG tSs3Ir
mn Ia-Tu1 hE gm i, ,tg
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IHAfEwOAnS.
DICHMoND AND DANV1tLE FAIL

=
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE KAlr
Lib sRoan-GaxNGE -OE ecHEDUIE=Vs
and after SUNDAY, February rs, lsss; tna ~ e
sAHAER TKAiNB on tEfE road WIZ Do fua -
follows: 1---s--
COME WEST, LYHcHBURa PAssEEaERS
leave Richmond daily te1cept Sundaygl as INA.
Sd. arrive at BurkeyilIe et lLB A, u, maklns
close connections With trains On the SoutDsloe
road for Farmyfiln, Lynchourg, Bristol. knoz.
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &c. &c. THRoUGH
MAIL AND ExgRESs leave Richmond daily as
$50 r. M leave Danvilie daily at $50 Ps -.
arrive as Greensboro, daiiy st 11.1oA5 NJ, making
close connections for all stations on tne MOTH
Carolina road both esst and 'West OF Gresnstoros.
Charlotte. Columbia, Augusta ana al points
eoTre EAST, TRaoUsH MIL AND *.
PRESS leave Greersbozo, dally at T. % ~ siesys
Dauvtlle daily at $50 A. M. arrive q hacnmCn s9
daity xt II 4. II. LYNCHRuEH PAssEaaEEs,
leave Burkevtlle daily Except slnesys) a. Ln r
VI. arrive a. Richmond at TN X. Msiai..9 -.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
office ir.Richinond 20 ali important points sout4
and Southwest. and at Greensboro, aud DanyHlcto
al points North East, md West u =
1850 f2FE tS7@a4 THOMAS O0DkMEADs.
fa fl -sds 90 pasTu "a Superintendent n
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IrALI, AND WIETErR ;ARRANaEMRNr

III to the North, East, and West sfd the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac. LRaalroads
carrying the United states mail twice daily Eie.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on all
trsins.-The through trains on this road arc nov
run frem the depot corner Byrd ana Eigna
The DAY THRogaH MAn TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily az HIS A. ID, arriving In wash.
ington It e:S5 P. n, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for teH North, East, ana
West. .zYs -
The NIaET THROUGH Mail TRAIN. with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached. leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
ed) Ct sI P a., arriving In Wash1nSton e ss
for the North Esat, and West. ..FItaF W.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all negotiations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets rs s:io 2. II. Returning.
arrives at $50 A. n - - & ssg2S' : $50
Through tickets and through baggage cheeks to
all principal points. .yts-,..
For further information aud through tickets,
apply at the ONCE Of the company corner Broad
and eighth streets, Shockoe Hell and at the ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
40 ID. b., GENTRY. General Ticket Agent
SlxrTT, RITZ. Sunprtutqudput. q ysd de = 49,
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1t isYrumored in Lynohburg that the Will
Of MIR. Samuel Miller will be contested.
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ny THE ArLAnTIo CABLE
EEGLAEU,

4 q ~ n.
LONDON, April 9.-In tho House Of Lords
to-day q bill was introduced by Earl Rus
sell authorizing the creation Of life peer
ages. Il was read for the first time
Earl Granville announced that the Hud-
son Bay Company agreed to cede its terri
torial right in Britlsh North America to
the Crown on the terms proposed. ys..-.,
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Harcourt
inquired what action the Ministry intended
to take concerning the report Of the neu-
trslity commission. f75 3aI,a : 9Gl go.
Mr.. Bruce, Home Secretary, replied that
the Government were preparing, snd would
soon introduce, bill based on the recon-
mendation Of the commission. -. E11.525&
PARIS, April y9.--The amount OF specie
In the Bank Of France has decreased :000,.
600 francs since last week. as-9 "a
zsaa a14 als SPAIN :1a-gs @5asgtsz
MADRID, April 9.-Ths Government, is
about to send naval commission to New
York to buy monitors for Cuba. q.@ - sr...,
The proposition to establish q atrumyi-
rate, has been abandoned. 1t met with
many practical objections, the most yformi-
dable Of which was that any change in the
form of administration would tend to delay
the settlement Of the financial difficulties
Of the country. Ri. 4, 5ft .....@.. r. y a.a
MADRID, April 9-Euening.- MUCH po-
litical excitement exists in this city, and
apprehensions are entertained that the ex-
asperation Of party feeling will result in
an outbreak. The police and military au-
thorities are taking every precaution to
prevent disorder. '1.1.9 c-a."agIz "a. 1a ~
Additional supplies Of artillery and
cavalry are demanded for the suppression
Of the rebellion in Cuba. sr>.a. ~. .1...'
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HALL s. HBTCH1st3N .,-,,s ,17,7TgJ -
Il u Ills Main. above Twelfth street -
IA fuIl stockof CoTTO NSITHHEa De, BUT
TONS, and SMALL WARES generally, at whole-
sale only. mn W-eoGfm
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, gez aa.as
lFk CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS

TANNER, RHBETS Delaney. =. -1n
NaOHINIsTS. ENGIEEEEs, AND FOUNDERS,
.~~MkCHINHRY OF ali kinds built and repaired.
Railr sad Work Engines. Boilers, Castings OF Isoa
or Brass. FofgiDgA &C., - .gg.u5 gsr,Is9
iSr0NE AND 1OhE tgaUsHER--ene Invaluable
machine for parties. having any kiad ofEtoae ar
ore TO break into fragments. Bend for descriptive
circular. - ~ &.
ION hand for GALE several new and SECONDHAND
ENGINES, frGm y to 20. horse power. - 80. q
Scrap IRON, Grass. and Copper, snted. ~
F.E 5U EI APP ;e- da taudlsW&w1m
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
4G ,,.r-gc q - ~ igvl5ggl sa
... ss I have established az L5.ss 5a
BoYDToN, MECKLENBURG COUNTY. VA,

an agency Tor the .,,..s-r...r
SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
In the Roanoke Valley and southside Virginia
generally. Persons IN this section having lands
Tor sale may hnd Ii their Interest to put them
under my CONTROL as am daily in recefptof COM
muntcations from parties at the North who wish 70
make purchases here. THOMAS r. GVODE.,
Refers to Thomas Branch g Co., r. II. haury X
Co., Bacon u Baskerville, Richmond. Va Stew
art Lily, il Co., Staunton. Va. fe l-aodcos
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YFsHE, FINE IMPORTED sTAL-E1c
LION WaRMINSTER win make ~
hts first season South for 1859 Il z. Il. uavis's,
Warrenton and Henderson, Nc, ~. 1t5t.s3
TERMS Fifty dollars for thoroughbred mares,
aai twenty-five dollars for others. "a 81
Wa-mius,er Is sired By EewlniD sterJ tso popular
In Englsnd) and his dam Is black Bess, by y at
catcher and second dan, Poltdera, oy Priam,
raIity of his importer IL. w. Cameron. OF .Nsw
York, YIN presenting this tins otter 90 the souih
o,,nn IL ha snnrecfhted az 30 GEt E3fs ~ = R1iia
: Msres sent 10 me shall have the best attention.
For further particuiars inquire OF as5l - ~
81 PETER 3, DAVIS, War; enton post once,
NH N-fw u ~ IT - - isz23NOTth Shroilno. :
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ID USINEES CARDS PRINTED At THE
ID D7apATGH PRINTfNIa-rnfIay GUGkp5

DRINTING IN oOLoRs DONE AT THE
4 DIspATCH PRINTING-HQUsE. isU
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. CINCINNATI, April lo.-Whiskey dull 1T SIC.
Pork offered ut $32. Bacon, l3Ac.; clear sides,
il6Mc. sugar cured hams, lS@l9c. Lard Of
farpI n 17LIOlSc
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TIME, LIME, LIME.-200e barrels
IL WILSON'S BEST LIME In store for sale.
vgq,s ~ &c. DID, ON, Agent.
Dock between Fifteenth and seventeenth str. cts
an16-1w
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1ARIOUS ITEMS

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Memphis
and Ell Psso railroad, encouraged By the
expressions Of Congress- in giving it right
Of way, will commence work at once. Az AZ
ton in it's behalf this session seems to have
been defeated by the friends Of northern
routes, who seek to force that road into int
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ST.. Louis, April lo.--Whiskey dull at s7@
sSc. Pork very dull at $50 5o@$3l. Bacon
dull; shoulders, 1879; sides, l6Hc. kes
lard lac. .---- - --.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12

! WInMrsoros, N. c., April lo.-Spirits tur-
pentine, 44c Rosin-Low grades scarce ;
sales at sS.250$lO. Tar declined Zoe. TO ~ 30@
Cotton uuiet q 9IG0o6c