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To MAIL CoNTRACToRs.-General Smith,
the second assistant Postmaster General,
has issued On order to the clerks of the in
spection division of his Office directing that
in the future they adhere strictly to the
letter Of the contract, in which it is stipu-
lated that in all cases where failure occurs,
the amount that would have been paid had
the trip been performed in carrying the
mails shall be deducted from the amount
payable to the contractor, no matter what
the cause of the failure may have been.
This order is intended to enforce more
thoroughly and strictly the contracts for
carrying the mails.
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HUYCK.-In the criminal court, Leonard
Huyck, late cashier of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, convicted Of the larceny of
bonds belonging to D. R. McNeir, was
called for sentence, and being asked if he
had anything to say, stated that the bonds
in question were given him as collateral
security. Exceptions were taken, but the
court sentenced him to two years in the
penitentiary at Albany, to take effect thirty
days after the expiration of the next term
of the court in the general term Wash
inqton letter-Baltimore Sun.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FRon THE CAPITA.
:srEcEA1 rrLHsRAMu, no TEE DrspArcn. .,

IL
.WAsH1SGToN,t April "a, 1862
Atthe Cabinet meeting yesterday, one Of
/ the questions considered was as to what
ai'ould be done with some sixty nominees
who failed to be confirmed by the Senate.
Mr.. Csrlile and his friends are confident
that the President win rezppofnt him, not
withstandiDg the unfs1orable action of the
Senate. g-.7f= 80 l.| sz1aEcr q In
Jones, whose case was laid ON the tal5Is
because no vacancy exist ed in the Office tc
which he was appointed, will probably be
appointed to some other place. - 8
Senator schurz is of opinion that Pile,
who was rejected, should be rendered some
other place, and one that he will be capa-
BILE Of filling. - -, =
Mr.. Richardson, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, has received no official mott
fcation as yet of his appointment to the
bench Of the Supreme Court Of Massachu-
setts, though Governor Clafin undoubtedly
intends Offering him the appointment, as
announced by telegraph. he hes not de-
termined whether he will accept if rendered
the position. .a2' ~@4
The Danish consul has returned, after o
few months sojeurn in the South, without
any apparent Improvement in health.
Commissioner Parker, Of Indian Affairs,
will assume charge Of his office on Monday
and appointments will soon be made for Ia
dian agents in place Of two Friends re-
jeeted. ,45 10 Zs-a
There was quite a large gathering of
ofce-seekers at the Treasury and POST
Office Departments this morning, but from
the appearance Of things in the sppoint-
ment rooms they stood very little chance of
getting anything, especilly those who were
seeking for reinstatement.
The usual number of visitors and Office
seekers called at the White House to-day,
but were very much disappointed, as the
President and his family left the city this
morning to spend the day at Laurel with
the Presidents brother-in-lsw, Dr.. Sharp,
the present marshal Of this district.
Minister Hale having rendered his re-
signation in accordance with the wishes Of
the administration, it is understood Gene
raj Sickles will be appointed to the Spanish
Mission. . - WALLACE.
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The INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERs.-The
Internal Revenue Bureau has determined
that hereafter no cases shall be settled, dis
missed, or compromised, except by the de-
lector, or district attorney will be permitted
to negotiate on the subject. Compromises
will be made only where the evidence shows
On absence of intent to defraud, and in all
other cases the law will be vigorously en-
forced. No subordinate Of the Bureau will
be allowed to confer with the claimants
concerning their cases. ..... aa.= IS
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CUBA-RELEAsE OF THE LIZZIE MAJOR
PASSENGERS.
HAVANA, April 24.-0rders from Madrid
direct General Dulce to apply the proceeds
of the sales of confscated property to de-
fraying the expenses of the war.
The passengers captured on the Ameri-
can schooner Lizzie Major have been placed
at the disposal of the United States consul at
Remedies. ..-..
A transport arrived to-day with one thou
sand Spanish soldiers. 3.
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AMERICAN LEGATION IN PARAGUAY
According to dispatches from Rear-Admiral
Davis, the Brazilian commander in Para
quay had refused to allow dispatches to be
forwarded to General Mcmahon, our minis
ter with Lopez. There was reason to be-
lieve the American legation at Asuncion
had been pillaged by the allied forces.
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TIN Corro1 TaADE.--fs is stated that
thsitotal recsipts OF cotton as all the United
States ports 6orthe week ending the 18th
Instant were a7,967 bales, which tis q fall
ing of tof some 6, 600 bales from the pre-
yious week. The aggregate receipts since
1st September last reach 2,075 46l bales
seainst a, 143, 71sbaies for the same time in
1867, an excess OF '68s 1857 bales. The ex-
ports for the week reach ~ 1863 bales, some
5000 bales more than the exports of the
previous week, and giving atotal OF ,O64,-
42s bales against 1,3S5,61g bales in cor
responding time last yesr, showing .azde-
crease Of 321,191 bales. The stocks on
hand are 338,04 bales against 26Os2li
bales ct the same date last year, an In
crease Of ~ $50 bales. 7ar aqagTHrj ~.
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AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.

Thomas II. Galloway, president Of ths
rsst Tennessee and Georgia and East Ten.
nessee and Virginia railroads, was in 8
diving condition on Wednesday night.
The farm belonging to the estate Of Thos
walker. deceased, near Mount Sidney, has
hsen sold to Mr.. John Il. Crawford fol-
ss7,24o.5o, being sS5 per acre.--Luras
Courier. .@a
RYE, Crenshaw, and Mckenzie, are here
f9si) urging an early election in Virgins
on the constitution, with separate vote or
snu,e Of the Objectionable clauses Wash.
;no,5n telegram-Alerandria Gazette.
From what we can learn the cold spell
Ala not do as much harm as was feared
The clover and tobacco plants, though some.
what injured, were not killed. Even the
neaches are not all gone, though the crop
has been cut off considerably. = Charlottes.
rifle Chronicle.
A MAN MIss1Ne-suProsED SUIcIDE.-
A young man by the name Of Il. Thayer,
Vim is we'll known in this city as news
carrier, hes been missing for two days, and
ills feared that he has rashly committed
sn;c;de. He is o native Of Petersburg, and
8 printer.-Nortolt Virginian. 1
pycgrocHETs ARREsTED.-Previou to the
starting of the passenger train on the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
q party of pickpockets entered the cars
with the through passengers, and in the
confusion created by their showing and
pushing, commenced to ply their vocation
hut their fret attempt was discovered, and
though they succeeded in getting possession
Of one gentleman's pocket-book, they were
so closely pressed that $hey had to drop it.
and il was found and returned to its owner,
Two we're committed to jail.--Alerandrio
Gazette, 23d.
Judge r. M. Hudson died at his resi-
dence in this place on last Monday, and
was buried in the Presbyterian church
ward on the Wednesday following, with Ma
sonic honors.
In the death Of Judge Hudson this dis
trict loses one Of its best and purest men,
one of its ablest lawyers, and an upright
Judge; and above all, consistent and hum
bic Observation-Disclosures Herald.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT }
VIRGINIA STATE PENlTENTIARY,
RICHMOND, Va, April Is, 1869.
Friend Crane,-General Webb, our pre-
sent commander, says the flag of. our coun-
try shall be respected in Richmond, Va.
and all loyal people say, GLORY to God
Amen Amen! Long live General Webb f."
Yours, happily,
BURNHAM WARDwELL.
This nonsense was called out by the
story that the flag had been Kissed at our
theatre
The wheat in this county presents very
promising prospect. The last rain and
several days of bright sunshine have i'm
proved it greatly.-Lsesb,vg Washimgto,
niln.
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COMMERCIAL.
arafn and Flour Market.
- 81 CoRS AND FLooH ExoHAxsH, Z
80 ,RIoHHoEr, Vas April "a, 1859.

.sz{sfTF. II .OPSEhlH6b. - ~ Il JEs1-Es
Wksut.-White, none. Red, 1s4 bushels. =
C5T7s.--White, 1892 bushels. Yellow, 81 bush
els. Mixed 26s bushels. n
Odts.-7e0 bushels. .s,-,f .sr ,..-ss
RIe.-64 bushels.
Bldce-eyed Peds.-20 bushels. -.i's
Heut-20 bushels. 3 .L .sEE
-s---r a.. 49,, SALES. ---rs.,
Wheat.-Red, Iss bushels at CLIO; Is bush
els. at 81 IS total, 1S4 bushels.
Corn.-Whfte, s4 bushels very good on pri-
waite terms $50 bushels good at s5c.-total, 434
bushels. Mixed, 20 bushels at SIC. !; 80 bushels
at S2c--total, so bushels. H.. -
O1ts.-l4 bushels common at 6oc.; 80 bushels
good at 62Hc.; ~ bushels good at &C.; $50
bushels very good at 63c.-total, 7ss bushels.
aSs t RR.BxHIBITRD,
OoTn.-White, 90 bushels.
RsAARKs.- offerings Of Corn on Change to-
day 1854 bushels, Of which % bushels were
re.exhibited, and 4s4 bushels sold; market
inactive and lc. lower; the sale at SIC. for
very good mixed was exceptional, it being o
snall retail lot; by the quantity, mixed Of
that grade would not have brought that price
to-day. Oats more active, without any mate
rial change from the rates of the preceding
day. Rye-Nothing done.
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CARLILE.-On the 22d, in the Senate, the
nomination Of Garlic as Minister to Stock
holm was confirmed, the confirmation after
words reconsidered, and no further action
taken s.. %.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c

IRON, STEEL, &c.
aoo tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN REFINED
Ei Iron, embracing an assortment OF HATS
from three quarters 10 six inches wide by
one quarter TO one inch thick;
- ROUNDS and SQUARES, from quarter to
four inches in diameter;
OVALS, HALF-OVALS, and HALF
ROUNDS;
HORSESHOE, NAIL-ROD, and SCROLL;
10 tons SWEDES and COUNTRY IRON.
ALSO.
NAYLOE'5 CASTSEEL, fat square, and octa-
ENGLfsH and AMERICAN clustered
GERMSHN sPRING and TIRE STEEL.
BLOCK-TIN, SPELTER,
,R-LEAD and SHEET ZINC.
RUSSIA and EN- GLISH sHEET-1HON.
an 1e~aaw2w E. & S. WORKMAN & co.
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THE:NEw YORK RAILROADS:
NEW YORK, April 24.-The damage by
the food to the Hudson River and New
York Central railroads has been repaired,
and the trains are running as usual.
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SUICIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Dr. George "
Howell committed suicide to-day-cause
pecuniary troubles.
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81 AND W AMI.

I'll WATKINS, COTTRELL & CO.,
1907 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention or coun-
try merchants and the trade generally to our large
WARE and SADDLEKY GOODS, consisting. in
part Of Locks. Hinges, Screws Nails, &C.: Pocket
and Table Cutlery. large and well ASSOC tea
stock; Trace and Log Chains and Col Gnaln
ing and Hillipg Hoes, and full assortment OF
Hemp and Manila Rope. In fact we have the
largest and best selected stock ever had to offer
our friends t, whom we would tender our kindest
thanks for their liberal patronage, and we hope TO
merit always continuance Of the same.
nh28-im WATKINS. CoTTRELL IL CO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS. ...
ENGLAND. b..
LONDON, April 24.-The Post (Conserva-
tive), in an article regarding Cuba, says
President Grant has longing eye on Cuba,
and would gladly attract attention from
internal affairs by foreign war.
PRANcE-THE CUBAN QUESTION.
PARIS, April PA special envoy has
been sent to England. 1t is supposed the
object of the mission is to consider Spanish
and Cuban affairs.
70" THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
HAVANA. April 24.-The latest Mexican
advices say that the rebels captured Los
Ario on the I'd instant, but evacuated it on
the approach Of the Government troops.
,5E jlz .. - SPAIN. ,uBg-9 Z5aa ~ y.
MADRID, April pa bill was INTRODUCED
in the Cortes to-day forever excluding the
Bourbons from the throne Of Spain. An
amendment confirming the exclusion to
Isabella and her children was adopted, and
the bill, as amended, passed.
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.rArrINas AND olIcLoTHs.

Tapestry Threc-ply. Ingram, and Kemp oAA-
PETINaS; ,< o., = uv,s.a
rsr,or .ntS Cocoa al ATTI sas, all widteks
Ice sIiIRTnINS and WINDOW ShAOGh
EI0oB and TIA BILE O1LCLQTHss
PIANO and TABUk-COyERS
Linen and FnxNCH PRINTS for furniture
lam now receiving stock Of the above. and
WIZ 'eh - ''''~' q. p. RIcHAEpsoN,
apls-sm corner Ninth and Main sreasa
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~~--~~~~~~---~-~-~~-r~~~~~ ~~--~-~~~--<-~--~
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. 81,
RICHMOND VA.

FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention OF persons having real
estate in the city state for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic Efforts to secure purchasers for all pro-
perry placed In our hands.
Our connections are well established throughout
the North
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO-
PETTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
EAL and WOOD LANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. JAMES Il. BLAINE, Speaker House OF
Representatives.
Hon. r. c. sCHENCK, Chairman Committee
OF Ways and Means. House Of Represent .tives.
Hon JAMES a. GARFIELD, Chairman Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEX iNDEk RlVES.
Hon. Il. II. WELLS Governor Of Virginia.
II. G. POND, ESD, Register In Bankruptcy.
Major-General .. 0. hVWAkD, u. y. A.
Colonel a. G. BUFnRD, President OF the Rich
mo1d and DanviIle and York River railroads.
II. d. COOKE, Esq. or Jay Cooke Co.
General WINS. q. WICkHAM, President Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
ap lB-3md&w
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RON AXLES AND SPRINGS

IRON AXLES AND SPRINGS
gang. ,--.sas r FOR Es
CARRIAGES, BUGeIEs, ,,. NM,
Hubs, spokes Felloes, Shafts. Poles, Bows. &C.;
rnamelled Cloths, Leather. Bolts, hub Bands,
Lace, Fringe, Tasscls, &C.. &C for sale low by
4. L. WILLIAMS.
No. 1441 Main street,
ap22-d sw&w4t near Fifteenth street
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GeSA CASH WILL BUY A NICE
eDOOU LITTLE IMPROVED FARM OF
Thirty ACRES near town.
II HARDSON Il NEWBURN.
DO IL ucfa

1.-TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
4 RIVER, IN WESTMORELAND COUsTY,
FOR sALE.-One is q FARM OF about TWO
HUNDRED ACRES; $50 of which Is open land,
ready for cultivation, Of good quality, and lies
beautifully, within half mile and in full View OF
the Potomac river; has two or three springs Of
fine water, and bounded on one side Qhe length Of
the farm, say one mile, by Monroe's creek which
Is nayigable for YES sells or steamers along the
farm. here are also two or three landings on The
farm. The buildings are a small FRAMED
HOUSE, built for an oyerseer. and three cabins.
The farm and soil are admirably suited for Irntt-
growing and market egttables, steamers passing
Philadelphia New York, and Boaton. NJ ,pIoe's
creek abounds with fish or almost every variety,
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abundant
in season-such as ducks, geese, and swan. Price,
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other FARM contains about ONE HUN
DKED AND FIFTY ACRES lit being the lower
end OF my farm) 1t lies beautifully Is frst-class
grass and wheat land is bounded two. thirds by
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Mon.
roe's creek on the other. 1t Is the best location
for growing fruit to be found anywhere. Admira-
bly, located for sporting, killing ducks geese, and
swan. Altogether, 1t Is one OF The most desirable
FRAMED HOUSE, with well OF good water and
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acre.
The terms of payment for both farms will be
IN ade to suit the times
Address me at Oak Grove post-ofice, Va. or
fur her Information may be obtained at the DIS
patch office, Richmond. The farms may be visited
By the Potomac steamers, and will take pleasure
In showing th.m.
apA HENRY B. GOULDMAN.
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Foreign Markets-[Br TELAaRAPHl
LONDON, April "a. - Noon. - Consois, 931S
United States bonds, sosG.
LIVERPOOL, April 24.-Noon.-Cotton quiet
uplands, I'D. ); Orleans, l2Ad.; estimated
sales, 5000 bales. Western flour, 2ls. Sd. AZ.
ternoon. Cotton closed dull. Beef, COS.
Breadstuffs unchanged.
HAvRs, April A.-Cotton opened quiet and
steady; low middling, afloat, 1887
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CROCKERY, &c.

NEW STOCK.-Just received, large
IN and welI-assorted stock OF
WHITE and DECOkATED CHINA DINNER
and TEA SErS
ROUSE-FURNIshISG GOODS and Plated
WAhE OF ever 2 description-at New York
prices, wholesale and retail.
FANCY TOILET SETS at extremely low
figures. .-.-..L
Also. the NEW METALLIC PORCELAIN
LINED BAKING DISH, q beautiful ornament
for the dining table. ~ ats.sA
Call and examine the stock at s.
apI4 GARY's, 1906 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE F0R SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent.

x,
VIERY LARGE AND ADMIRABLY
" WELL-ARRAEGED PRIVATE REsG:
DENCE, ;OS HE EAST LINE OF. E!NE-
7 EE Mt II BETWEEN sFkAEKLINf AMI,
Of Mr. n. B. Hill. Ioffer for sale bis PRIVATE
DWELkIN4s located as above The lot bss q
front Of 30 feet, runs back $50 f;et The dwelling
is three tories shove the BASEMENT and has every
accommodation usually found In frst-class ests-
blishment such as gas, water closets, bathrooms,
culvert, &c. The out-bufldings are very comTno-
dlous. and the whole premises in frst-rate repair
TERMS : Accommc dating. .---y IL y.g+rr-.
Apply TO : -
mp n sc ts W. GODDfN-
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, 4 VERY DE-
Il sIRABLE SMALL FARM situated ten miles
known as 'HCffnan's FARM ihlrty-fYe OF which
is in good conGition. The improvements consist
Of s good dwelling ana ali the necessary ont
houses. Possession can be had Immediately. "a
e.. u. EACHO,
ap 2a-n @S Real Estate gent.
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MACHTNERY, sc.
MACHINE SHOP.

MACHINE SHOP, II f6fg
SLOAT & ADDINdTQE,
ll1s CARY STREET. MEAN FOURTEENTH BrRxxT,
whera we do all kinds OF work In the line Of
weiI-rsguisted maebine shop. All kinds o. iron
o,ea.en CINE and boiler down 70 tho smallest fsws
Wa no and send workmsn In tia country 70 Do
cisitY ia everything and anything IN the way Of
nnehinists' work. We are the e1c5uaty6 agents
Tor the following: Jndson's Pate1t Goyernor
Utica Steam Gauge Company's Steam Gauges ~
steam.t ngire Packing HoYton,s Lathe chuciD
Gardner's Patent Barn-do0r Lock and Haep, com.
numerous to mention. And 80 natives and adopted
natives Of the sacred Virgins soil We ask afsix
p0saoh % GEORGE B. sLuAT,
NH ?o-sm A. JACKSON ADDiNGT0N.
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FURNITURE, &c.

ZINE FURNITURE, &o.--H. A. At
IL kINSON IL SON have on hand and will con.
tinue to keep very fine assortment OF CABINET
FURNITURE OF their own make, Of fine ROSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &C., which they will warrant,
had In northern cittes or anywhere else. We only
ask the public to call and examine for themselves
In verify of this statement before sending their
money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
families Of our workingmen sc home instead OF
contributing to support asyiums for that purpose.
Of COFFINS. with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL GASP, which Is perfectly beautf-
done at short notice. Hair and chuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet well-flled house on
Governor street, No. 100, Richmond, Va.
NH l9-2m II. L. ATKINSON q SON.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auct!oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streeta.

A WAREHOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
IA POINT FOR SALE PRlvATEY.-We cff.r
at private sale the above property, with q Lot
90 by lis feet, d street. The warehouse Is well
suited for business purp jse5 and was lately occu
pied by Williams q Brother, who did good bust
ness. he situitton-at the eastern terminus OF
the York River railroad, where steamers connect
for the North-Is an excellent one, and the pros
pect is that the place will improve rapidly.
/ a bargain will be sold
GRUBBS u WILLIAMS
an "a eodst r Auciioneers.
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r TAKE PLEASURE In En- ss@s
4 FOkAINa You that am now pre- y&K
pared to show Q complete and wsllrse-s1Ne
iected stock OF MILLINERY O0DA consfssng q
TxENCH FLOWERS, SILKS. HIBB0Ne ILkp;;
sIOSS GRAPES, sTEaW GOODS, &C, Wnlcn1
win offer at the lowest market prices.
MRS. u. WALTON y Coz
Es No. 100 Broad street, corner Eo9rtn.
n. B.-Handsome PATTERN BOAhGTS Ale
ways on hand. spe-IM
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BY E. D. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY A VERY DE-,
n S1RABLE HOUSE AN D LOT situated on
the south side OF darlington street near Mechan-
tcsytlie turnpike, ontatning (, ur rooms kitchen
with two rooms, and pump Of good wafer In tie
yard all in good condition. This house is now
rensed to good tenant for $3.50 per annpm, pay
be monthly. s.E..s- ~. s.--s---.s
Terms WIN be made accommodating.
II. ID. HACHO,
ap1 s-lw Resl Estate gent. &.
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MILLINERY.

-~~~~~~~~~~~~'~'~~"..-@1
DARIsIAN MILLINERY, No. 80,
4 4oa BROAD STREET.-Madam B. yH&xE
mani has just returned from New York With the
largest assortment OF PARIsIAH MILLINERY
ever offered in this city. Fer BOsaEIS ana
latest imported styles. Her nssortmeat OF ROB
kIBBUN5 FEENCH FLOWERS, and SILKS,
are Of the finest quality. Also, Jouytn,s best KID
GLOVES at only 3l.3s. INFANTS, BONNET6
and HATS ut very low prices. and variety OF
other novelties. The greatest Inducements offered
to wholesale buyers. Ladies wishing TO make their
OWN BOANETS would do well to call on her be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as she has engaged two
young ladies' who VIII devote their time 70 selling
GRAND OPENING DAY. MONDAY, 18th In
staut~ Omen SATURDAYS after p. m. ap Sim
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DICH NEW GOODS.--We have lately
III received q very large and elegant assortment
or CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWAkE, and
HOU5K-RURNlSHIhG GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete In the atats
all In want OF goods In our line. HouRekeeDers
viii consult their interest by calling on ~ Ou-
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets White China and
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Bets
Rich Cut and Pressed Glassware, In Rreat variety
silyer-plated OF best quality; Patent
Fine Rodgers's Table Cutlery American and
Common Table Knives, Tin Toilet Sets Plated
Glasses, YellG W are. Brown Stoneware, &C., &c.
ALL At LOWEST PRICES.
KELLOGG q GIBSON.
NH 27-sm 1907 Main street eagle squAse).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

PRODUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
Ii CITE COAL.-The subscriber from date
offers ANTHRACITE GOAL OF best quality 90 p
ner ton, OF oea pounds delivered. Also, best OAK
and PINE WOOD at the lowest market rates.
Oficea corner OF Seventeenth and Dock, and Be-
yenteeath between Maln and Cary streets:
fe III WRIT ROBERTS.