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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FROm THE CAPITAL
WASHINGTON. April Is, 1859.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND CUB


PRESIDENT GRANT AND CUBA. i;
It is understood that President Grant
does not acquiesce in the views ofSecretsry
Fish relative to Cuban affairs. This is
shown by the instructions which have just
been prepared for Mr.. Plumb, Consul-Gen-
eral to Cuba, who is about to leave for
Havana. His instructions are Of the most
peremptory character, looking to restitution
and full satisfaction to American citizens
for all injuries and insults offered by the
s.paniards. The owners of the Mary Powell
al here to lay the matter of her capture
before the English Minister, and in the
event Of prompt action not being taken,
our Government will assume the response
biiity Of demanding redress.
~ FOREIGN MINISTERS, sc.
The Committee on Foreign Relations had
another session to-day, and finally decided
to report the names of Sanford as Minis
ter to Brussels, Howard as Minister to
China, Curtin as Minister to Russia, and
Nelson as Minister to Mexico. The COM
mittee decided that they would not act
upon the other nominations until they
heard President Grant, being under the
impression that several Of the names
will be withdrawn. They will wait until
tomorrow for the purpose of allowing the
President to make such changes as have
been suggested would be proper. The
name of Atkinson, of Baltimore, as Consul
at Notes, and B."Rudolph Klein, Of the
New York Herald, as Consul at Foo-Chow,
China, ware to-day withdrawn.
DISCONTINUE OF oFFICE-sEEKERs
Speaker Blaine left for his home to-day,
and completely amazed the offioe-seekers
by his sudden disappearance, being COM
PEELED to leave at an early hour by q back
door to avoid their opportunities.
GENERAL SICKLES RETIRED.
Major Sckles has been retired
from the army on full pay Of his rank.
ILLNESS OF THE ASSISTANT SECRE-
TARY OF STATE.
Mr.. Davis, Assistant Secretary of State,
is still confined to his bed.
NOMINATIONS.
Colonel Adam Badeau, nominated to-day
as Assistant Secretary Of Legation at Lon
don, has long been on General Grants staff,
and is well known as the author of mill
tary history of Grant.
Mr.. Charles E. Delong, nominated as
Minister to Japan, is quite prominent
politician in Nevada, and was Senator Nye's
principal competitor in his canvass for re-
election to the Senate.
The nomination of Mr.. Martin, Of Ala
bama, as Auditor of the Treasury for the
Post-Oflice Department, was unexpected, as
it had been generally supposed that Mr..
John D. DefreeH, late congressional printer,
would be appointed to that position.
Mr.. Ed. Jobson, nominated as Collector
of Internal Revenue for the First District
of Illinois, il o brother-in-law Of Senator
Carl Schurz. WALLACE.
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Tobacco Markets.

APRIL l5-The Richmond tobacco market
continues as about last reported We have no
change to make In quotations. The bidding
Is pretty spirited on all desirable kinds In good
order. The contract given by the French Co
vernment for 5000 hogsheads may have n
Strengthening effect on the market. The sales
for the week were ss5 hogsheads, 2ss tierces,
and 81 boxes.
shipping. or unripe, common
to medium, $5946: Ripe-in good order, IS 7jlQ
$3.50; in soft order, s5.5o0t6 30. Working. -
Common to medium, IS. 5oGS7; good, Us 300
IS. Bright smoking or working) common 10
medium, *7.5o@sl2; good to fine, slsGs25:
.-&ipp'ng.-Short, dark, in good or
der, ~. 504f9. 50; short, dark, in soft order,
So 5o@fS; long, dark. in good order, IS 5O4lsll !;
long, dark in soft order, 5000 80. Hemming.-
Short and long, $SlSl3. Bright Wroppers.-
Medium to good, Sl6GS25; fine to extra, $3.50
$40.
st. Louis, Mo.
Received on the 10th instant SO hogsheads.
Buyers would not advance their views for any
quality, and bid lower on poor, green Jugs.
Holders were very stiff, and ted bids on IL
hogsheads-3 at IS. 40D*3 90; at IS. LOO So 20
3 At 80 60; 2 1T Sc 70SSoS0; at $i0.7h, Sl3 70,
and $40. 20. Sales were limited 10 hogsheads
and box: hogsheads 1T si0S6.3O; Eat 500
50 30; 2 at $l095l0.26; 1T Sll.25; anew Ken
tuclty black wrappers nj Sl4. 70; box at $3.50
We quote \ 100 Ds.: Stems nomlnal, plGPl.foi
scraps, nominal, s20S3: inferior green and
frosted new lags, f30$+.2j; sound manufac-
turing lugs, s4.5OQ56; common leaf s6GN. 90
medium ditto, $7.750$9; dark factory dried
shippers. S90Sll; bright colored ditto, 81 ..
9Sl4; medium bright leaf, $l3GSl6; black
wrappers, SIC. 50G$l3; bright old leaf, nomi-
nal, SfGs25
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CIycIyyATI, ONO, April l3.--The receipts
OF leaf continue small, but the demand is not
sufficiently active TO make any change in
prices, and the market is dull. We quote new
Kentucky leaf, trash, per pound, 3HI5c.
Tugs, 6G9c.; common to medium leaf, 7Gl0c.
good to fine leaf, ll0lSc.; selections, 2oc. Eir.
ginia leaf. common TO good Tugs, at oU7c.;
medium leaf, so l0c.; fine leaf, l2Gl3c.; selec-
lions, bright, 25U40c
New York.
APRIL 13.-T0Jacco. Ken lucky leaf In fair
request, chiefly for low grades; sales ut 6g
lOAc., and Connecticut ut SGl3c. We quote
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COURT ORDERS.
CoAMIssIoSER's OFFICE, /
RICHMOND, March n, 1859.
r ANCAsTER (TRUSTEE) VS.. A. T.

4 SNUao1Gp tAnCoa6GI 10. "a -
1 i aIEWARP EaD ALS.-By decree en-
lie cd this by the circuit Court OF the city
OF Richmond on the 6:h OF March. isca, IL IL or
dered That one or the commissioners OF this
coura 60 inquire and ascertain what Is tee amount
OF The lupns fund In the hands OF robert a. Lam
Caster, trustee under The deed from Thomas Il.
Quarles, as stated In the bill, and how The same
should De distributed and applied 80 bstween tno
claimants thereon, and in what priCrities And the
SAID Comm ss.oIeT is dn eeled 10 give notice py
publication once week for four successive weeks
IN tome newsp tper published in the city Oh Eicn.
mond, 10 all persons who may have claims upon
The su.plu. fuacs In the hands OF the oaid truatee
Il. a. Lancaster 10 prove The Same before n'm ~
tome time aud place appointed By him for tee pur.
poe, under the penalty Of being exciSdea Io sI,
auy share in the distribution thereof thonio thsy
fail SO 10 40 And the said temuissicner 10 III.
reylei 20 audit The claims thai May bc % proven
ber5ra lin and r5,iorl the resait OF MS iLq .lfies
10 the court, with any ms.,ess specially stAtSd'
he .ar.,es interested are hereby nofiied thst
hsye d sed on oAIUssDf the S&th Of prii, istSs
IL 10 . clock A N, as tho tue ana my ounce, No.
$40 r. "a Kiln strest in tue city u Richmond, Var
as the place, to execute inc Gf2sssSisS eeSss
NH ss-Fgw Commissioners
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELRGRAMs.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-The Supreme
Court adjourned to day. Several important
cases have been decided, o number were
taken under Amusement, and three ordered
to be argued at the next term.
Marshall Philips suggested rehearing
in the Texas bond case, but the Chief JUS
;ice said no member Of the court had asked
it, and he saw no reason to depart from the
rule.
Judge Paschall said the counsel had not
been able to agree upon decree.
The Chief Justice answered that the
draft furnished by Judge Paschall had been
modified under the instructions OF the
judges, and the decree would be shown to
counsel. The decree will be settled to-
morrow.
The Blair test-oath case from Missouri
was continued for further argument.
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WEATHER AT THE SOUTH

AUGUSTA, GA, April l5.-Accounts from
the interior report light frost. The wes-
Their is extremely cold.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April l5.-The wea-
Their is extremely cold.
, SAVANNAH, Ca, April 15.-The weather
is very cold, with wind from the north
east. 1t is reported from the interior that
the cotton crop will have to be-replanted.
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INDICTED FOR WITCHCRAFT.-We under
stsnd that at the present session Of the cir
cult court for Caroline county, Md, the
grand jury indicted a woman for witch
craft. The witch is a negress, and thetrial
will no doubt be on interesting one. We
had supposed that the days of witchcraft
had passed away in this country, never to
return, but the action of Caroline grand
jury, it seems, has revived them. The
world moves backwards. -EaSton Star.
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Loss OF IMPORTED CATTLE.-Pough.
kecpsie, N. T., April Nv. B. Dins-
more, Of staateburg, has lost four valuable
imported cattle. They were seen licking
the sides of newly-painted barn; after
which they, together with three others,
were taken suddenly i'll. Three Alderney
cattle, imported from Scotland, together
with three Alderney heifers, have died
within three days. They cost $4,000 in
gold. The remainder are recovering.
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Rutherford railroad, to be paid for in bonds
to The extent Of s4,0o0,800, was accepted
by the stockholders in meeting to-day by
large majority, This virtually amounts to
surrender Of the road into the..hsnds Of
the Republican party.
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WELL REcoaMENDED MANIACs.-A dis
match to the New York Tribune On Monday,
spesking of the nominations sent to the
Senate, says:
The bona fde list came later in the day,
but not before the Senate adjourned, and
General Porter conveyed it back to the
White House, to be produced again to-mor-
row. The President, being asked to-night
by leading senator some Of the names in
this list, said he did not remember them
Hs only knew there were half dozen
maaisos that were we'll recommending to
leave tho country, and that he should be
glad to get rid Of them.
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FREDERICK ". PUUR, 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-
perty placed in our hands.
Our connections are well established throughout
the North
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY FRO
PETTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL SITES, MINE
BAL and WOOD LANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. JAMES er. BLAINE, Speaker House Of
Representatives.
Hon. Il. G. SCHENCK, Chairman Committee
OF Ways and Means. House Of Representatives.
Hon JAMES a. G AkFIELii, chairman Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEXANDER RiVIS.
Hon. Fl. h. WILLIS, Governor OF Virginia.
II. g. kOND. Esq, Register In Bankruptcy.
Major-General y. %. hrWAHD, u. ). A.
Colonel "A. =. BUF 'Rl, President or the Rich
mond and DanviLe and York River railroads.
H. ID. Co IA, Esq., or Jay coke Il Co.
Genera WINS. 4. N1CkHAM, Presi ent Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
apyls-3mdSw
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

NEGROES RIsING.-The Alexandria dar-
kies have resolved as follows:
"Whereas We hold the balance of power
between the great political parties in this
State, it is our duty to ourselves and pos
terity to take stand in maintaining our
political rights. "
I'VE, the undersigned, do pledge our
selves not to cooperate or vote with any
party of white men, be they called Repub-
licans or Democrats, unless we shall have
assurance from the party that in the distri-
button of official positions the claims Of the
colored people be regarded equal to that or
to those of our white brethren, due regard
being had at all times to fitness and quail
cation"
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ILLINOIS AFFAIRs.-C Chicago, April IA.
An adjourned session Of the State Legis-
lature met at Springfield to-day. The Gov
ernor has vetoed the lake front bill ceding
certain portions Of the lake frontage to the
Illinois Central railroad, and bill allow
ing towns and cities to reserve State taxes
for certain purposes. The frst-named bill
will likely pass over the Governors veto,
but the fate Of tho latter is doubtful.
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Foreign Markess-rBr TzIrosAYzl.

LoyDox, April i6.-Eoon.-Consols, 9sA.
United States bonds, ex- coupons, sla. Aftr'
noon.-United States bonds, 8lH.
HAvaE, April l6.--Cotton opens quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL, April N.-foon. Cotton quiet
and steady; uplands, l2a ;; Orleans, l2hd.;
estimated sales, l0.OGo bales. Corn, 2Ss. Sd.
AHern0on. - Bacon, 6as. Sd.
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared to furnish the very hest
quality GRANITE, dressed or nniTessed, IN any
iTE WORK at short notice. Special attention
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
FIERY WORK, &C., and al material furnished.
ONCE corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUhENTHAL,
iag-sm Superintendent
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4 FRENCH PAPER ON THE ALABAMA
TREATY.-Paris, April l4.-The PreSse
newspaper says the rejection of the Ala
bama claims treaty by the United States
Senate will be the cause Of great prejudice
to the United States in Europe.
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Since the removal Of Clarke from the
Printing Bureau it has been discovered
that during his administration over that
Department Of the public service he had
quietly patented almost everything con-
nected with the office, from bit of tape up
to the mammoth presses worked by hydrau-
lie pressure. For few days past he has
been giving the Office no little annoyance
by the multiplicity of his patent claims,
and the subject is now undergoing an Off
cial investigation. --Baltimors Gazette.
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Since January l, 1869, licenses have been
taken out for 1883 dogs, from which the
corporation Of Washington city has derived
q revenue Of S6,627.50. s..
President Grant will await the opinions
of the commanding Generals before issuing
proclamation authorized by Congress in
reference to voting on the constitutions of
Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas.
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OVATION TsSDEaED GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Previdsncs, r. l., April IA paper was
put in circulation to-day for signatures to
an invitation to General Burnside asking
hiIh to accept . public ovation, owing to
the aspersions on the conduct Of the First
regiment in the battle Of Bull Run made
BY Senator Sprague.
Yet the facts will remain the game
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Bankhsad Nfagruder is still so mali
eiously inclined toward tho North that he
is inficting lectures upon US Of dia6olical
length and immense bore. An old but good
adaptation was made by distinguished
srmy officer apropos Of this lecture. " Do
you know old Bankhead Magruder lectures
in Washington to- nighti" "D-d glad to
hear it. always did hate Washington. p
Washington Letter-Ohio State Journal.
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China and handle chopsstieks In way to
put him on q good footing directly with the
Celestials. Another newspaper man, Wind
sor, city editor OF the New York Times,
gets a enug berth-the oonsulship at
sonueberg, Germany Washington Star,
Apra IA. @ k7A
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The Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday
has the following:
"The Lynchburg Ne1os, edited by Colonel
Withers, the Conservative nominee for Co.
vernon, in criticism of the election law
passed by Congress for Virginia, Missis-
sippi, and Texas, says:
"He General Grant, may put before
them the constitutions that have been got
up by the carpet-baggers and negroes in
those States, with provisions as to voting
separately upon portions, which public
opinion has justly demanded. SO doing,
the response of the people may be Of con-
ciliatory and forbearing character. They
may be willing to carry burthens for the
sake of peace and the restoration of on ap-
Proclamation to self-government."
The Dispatchis respectfully requested by
the Lynchburg Ne,os to quote it correctly,
or not to quote it at all. No such article as
the above ever appeared in the NeeoS, and
we would be pleased to have the DiSpa tch
make the necessary correctien.-Lynch6urg
NeaoS, 18th.
The paragraph was cut from one of our
exchanges, land, we must believe, q Lynch
burg paper,) but which one it would be i'm
possible for us now to say
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-Assessor Web
ster at New York has been instructed that
bankers must return as capital all money,
whether borrowed or otherwise, employed
in their business, excepting only deposits
which are returned for tax.
Commandments Of forts are forbidden to
allow photographs to be taken of the works.
Inspector General James Totten has
been assigned to the military division of
the South, and Colonel r. Jones to the
Department of the South.
The custom receipts for the week ending
the 10th instant were over S5,000,0 900.
By orders issued to-day pay districts
heretofore organized will be discontinued,
and paymasters will hereafter be under the
command of the commanders Of the dis
tricts, departments, and divisions, like
other staff officers. For the safe deposit
and distribution Of pay, depoIs are estab-
lished at New York, St. Louis, New Or
leans, and fan Francisco.
General Daniel Mcclure has been as.
signed to the charge Of the depot at New
Orleans.
Sheldon, who was seated by the House
just before the close of its session as the
representative from the second Louisiana
district, has been robbed OF the pay and
mileage he was allowed to draw.
In the Senate to-day, Senator Anthony
made personal explanation in response
to the attack made upon him by his col
league, Senator Sprague.
The President made the following nomi-
nations to-day:
Henry Baxter, Of Michigan, minister to
Honduras Charles E. Delong, of Nevada,
minister to Japan; Adam Badeau (of
Grants staff) assistant secretary Of lega-
ton at London and Edward McCook, 60
vernon Of Colorado. There we're number
Of consulg, but none from the South.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Charlotte, N.
c.. Ball, Lagrange, Ga.
Collectors Of Customs Collins at Bruns-
wick, Ca, and Marsh at Paso del Ncrte,
Texas.
A. j. Martin, of Alabama, was nomina-
ted for Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury /;
Joseph R. West local appraiser at New Or
leans, and Charles Gray, assistant; Louis
E. johnson marshal for South Carolina ;
and Julian Neville pension agent at New
Orleans.
The Senate confirmed quite number of
nominations to day, but none of special mo-
ment,
General Grant has rented a Long Branch
IN. J.) cottage for the summer.
J. l.. Motley, Minister to England, is
here, stopping With Senator Sumner.
It is stated that Fisher, nominated for
Commissioner of Patents, is attorney in
patent cases involving millions of dollars.
The Presidents nominations are subjected
to rigid examinations, and are generally
referred to o subcommittee for scrutiny.
1t is understood that the new Consul
General to Havana, Mr.. Plumb, has been
instructed to demand full satisfaction for
injuries to American persons and property
by the spaniards.
The clerical removals here for political
reasons are numerous.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-The THIRD &
- ANNIVERSARY Of The !. q. Of Il. s. ~
wilt take place on the 18TH pAt IF APRIL
1899 an address will be deiiye Ell at the benezsr
church ut O'Clock L. u. \ d sfLer the annreSs
the line or march will commence from the church
through many OF The principal streets, headed by
Lewis LIaGsey's Brass Band.
BY order II
william Bur yell W. g. D.:
s.. h sshlngon. w. c.;
] -. WhInernu. GT. =. ap h-as
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NEWSPAPER MEN IN OETIcE.-Newspa-
per Row is delighted with the appointment
Of B. Randolph Keim, Of the New 1ork
Herald, TO the comfortable consulshlp az
Foo Chow. Keim has knocked around u
good deal in his life, and csn talk broken
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
WILHISGToS, N. G., april l5.-The
amended charter allowing the State an in
terest in the Wilmington, Charlotte and
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A Baltimore gas.ftter did his repairing
60 badly that the gas escaped, and, can
die being carried into the room, ruined the
house.
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BANQUET TO GENERAL scHoFfELD-
---- THE PACIFIC RAILROAD

AS 4 nS1TiS N<AAANoxhDs
ST. LOUIS, April ia banquet has
been rendered to General Schofeld, to take
place on Saturday at the Southern Hotel.
Generals Sheridan, Gustav, and other nota-
.bilties, will be present.
A dispatch from the plains says that the
stages connected with the terminus Of the
Pacific railroad yesterday in twelve hours
travel over heavy roads.
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ANOTHER Victory FOR BUTLEE.-.A short
time since, as General Butler was riding IN
the Pennsylvania Avenue cars, lady who
was leaving the car remarked as she passed
him Look out for your spoons" The
General promptly followed her. and ascer-
,a;nsd tha, she WAS employed in the Trea-
sury. She has now obtained p anent
leaye Of absence, and the General has had
her place filed by colored won 'an.L
Washinqton Correspondence NeU York
Tribune, april Is.
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CONVICTION OF LEONARD HUYcH'-in
the criminal court yesterday, the case Of
Leonard Huyck was given TO the jury, who
sf,er an absence of about fifteen minutes,
returned verdict of guilty. He was, 1t
will be recollected, the presioen. OF sne
Merchants National Bank, when e4plousu
here two or three years SINCE ana IL ~, le
charged that he took possession OF qis.oou
in Government bonds, special deposit ~
Mr.. McNeir with Maury & 60. oa o OIL,
of exceptions, the case goes up.-Ho''0''a'
Intell0enCer, 10Th.
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DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
l have established at
BOYDTON, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
an agency for the
SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE

BALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
In the Roanoke Valley and Southside Virginia
generally. Persons in this section having land,
for sale may find IL to their interest TO put them
uner my control. as am daily In receipt Of COM
municStions from parties at the North who wish to
make purchases here. THOMAS Y. GOODE.
Refers to homxs Branch Co., +. II. Saury 4
Co., Bacon 4 Baskerville, Richmond. Va !; Stew
art, Lily. Il Co Stanton. Va. fe i-eodsot
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vTALL s. HUTCHINSON,

I'LL Ills Main above Twelfth street.
"A full stock Of CUTTONE, THE DIS, BUT
TONS, and shALL WARES generally, at whole
sale oaly. nm so-eoosm
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It is understood that similar orders will
soon be given to the military commanders
Of Virginia and Observation-Disclosures
Intelligencer.
That is, ordering registration Of voters.
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uAVE YOUR VISITING CARDS
- PRINTED AT THE DIspATCH PRINT
iNG.1OuSE. JAZZ
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SALE OF LAND.-To John G.. Lowman,
Esq, of New York, Oak Hall, situated on
Tanners creek, one-half mile from the
city, containing about ten acres, with q
frame dwelling, for sS,OOO.-Nortolk Day
Book,