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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12

DELINQUENT CONSUMERS OF GAs.-By
resolution of the City Council all =delin.
quent gas bills due prior to January !,
1868, are plssed in the hands Of the chair.
man Of the COMMITTEES, on Light for settle
ment. ALI persons occupying housss upon
which delinquent bills are due, and, wish
ing, 70, obtain the use yof gas, can have a
liberal discount made. on such bills By
making application at the Inspectors Office,
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MAIL !-RoBBER 4 AiTrT LoAaRtGfE EE..A-Colonel 3.
Parker If the Post Office Department, IN.
forms aus or the escape of David Taylor, 9
Imaii-csrrier; of-Winehester, who was come
time ago committed, after fulfiaYestigs-
4 tion, on the charge of robbing the mail
On his examination twas proved that he
had abstracted from the mail several yalua.
BILE registered letter packages. He broke
Jail on the 5th, and has not since been heard
from. 49, /" tr'--'-'
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs.

~. BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
Ne BRAND CUTTER. 14lp MAIa STREET.
T6e new pntenl Branding Iron, for marking oil
Kinds of wooden articles by heating L. Is perfectly
ida pted to branding barrels or any other article
: Engravers' stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes In
oelIble Ink Steel Dies, Aiphabets, Seal Freezes
Brass and German Silver, frames, tteel Kings.
Checks, Tags etc. Wholesale and retail mhs
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds watches
Jewelry, silyerware, clothing, &c.
- ...r H. HARRIS & Bro,
rs a. 1891 Main street (up stairs).
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III. ELLYsoN 6 Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-:
Ina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, st pub
ushers' rates. for cash. Apply at this sface.
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How i GaIB GAME WAS PLAYED.-Tvo.

T How i GRAB GAME WAS ZPLAYED.-Two
negroes, James Williams and Andrew jack
son, were before the Mayor on Saturday for
playing a sharp trick on countryman
named William ,Reazley., lTheymet him on
the street and offered to take him to, q place
where he could buy cotton cloth at a lower
price than elsewhere I. Country y bit, and
started with them acrosst the Capitol Square,
when one Of them proposed to bet on what
lis known as the three-cent game" BeazA
ley pulled out twenty dollar note, which
one Of his sable companions immediately
grabbed and ran off with. He followed in
unavailing pursuit but information lodged
with the police led to their apprehension.
The Mayor sent both on for Indictment.
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CPRING TRADE.
~ GEORGE g. GARY.
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4 nEhJTR eaft & 4 sttsE

Now opening and daily receiving China, Glass
Harshsnwars. silyer-Pla.ed Goods, Cutlery. an,
House-furnishing Goods. TO which invite the at
tention OF merchants, hotei-keepers, and con
auuars. assuring Them OF my best efforts to pcase
GEORGE q. GAkY,
phl-sm s Laos Main street.
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EXAMINATION OF x SwfNDLER-HE Is
SENT ON FOR TRIAL-George Livingston
whose, arrest was noticed in our. last issue
was before the police court on Saturday Il
answer for sundry tempts-successfu and
unsuccessful-to swindle citizens by .sharl
game introduced by himself into these
parts. a7oss al s1r ,:ef,--
The first witness was 7. j. Sharpe, O.
Louisa, who had been robbed Of tifteer
dollars. He testified that etime agc
while on Main street, in front of the
Planters Bank, with two mole skins which
he was offering for sale,Ith accused came
up and purchased one, giving fve-dolla,
note, out of which he took his pay. Wit
ness drew his pocket book and gave him hit
change, and the accused in the mean time
slipped fifteen dollars out Of his pocket and
made off. Witness vent in search Of the
police, and reported the above facts tc
them. '"'''
Detective Tyler, who made the arrest.
testified that the accused, when first taken
into custody, denied having ever seen
Sharpe before, but afterwards showed him
asmole skin which he said he purchased
from Sharpe. = ,t.rs. .a2r yszo .srs;s
Mr.. R. F. Hall, who was another victim,
stated that four weeks ago, Livingston met
him and young Mr.. Gibson on the street,
and after saluting Mr.. Gibson Said he owed
his father thirty cents, and profered him
first ten, then "a five, and finally sore
dollar note, out Of. which Ito take that
amount, neither Of which Mr.. Gbsoncould
changeo3rTheya went to- the store and re-
lated d7the circumstances to. Mr.. Gibson, ST.,
who said the man didn't owe him anything.
Vincenzo .Girardo IAN Italianl, though
not sworn, stated to his Honor that the &C;
cused had obtained some money, under
false prstences from friend Of his. he
would bring three witnesses to prove 1t on
him. ,a7tptL
The Mayor sent Livingston on to the
grand jury to be indicted for felony. He
is notorious rascal, has been often tried
forE petty offences. once narrowly escaped
conviction as murderer, and has served
two terms in the penitentiary.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, lss

Sun rises.........5ss Moon SETS.
Sun SETS. High tide, T. NJ. 36
PORT OF RICHMOND, April 10, 1869.
a .r-e ARRIVED.
Steamer -Albemarle, Couch, New York
merchandise and passengers, W. G. Dunham &
Go. .f- Pr s.a% ..
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. 3. Tatum.
i.fst~ fnus EEr SAILED. .. s ....
Steamer Albemarle, Couch, New York
merchandise and passengers, W. @. Dunham
&Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Creighton, Baltimore,
merchandise md passengers, HarVeys Will
liams. - -u .a...... .-....-. ..F
Schooners F. w. Alton and Blue Jacket
Br-), Norfolk, light. a@Ia.
Schooner E. McLain, Philadelphia.
p BELOW.
Schooners e. L. Gregory, from Rockland );
General Grant, from Philadelphia; and Han
nah w. Warwick, Baltimore; all bound up.
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EASTERN LUNlTiG AsYLUM.-At the last
nesting Of thar Board sof tDirsctDrsL DR..
Charles, s. Mills, Was elected President Of
this Gtste institution. afs ga,j zoe = sa,t'a!'
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MILITARY. -. Bre7et Lieutenant Colonel
W. 8. Franklin, captain Twenty first United
States infantry, per Special Orders No. r.,
has been relieved from duty as. q member
Of the board of officers appointed by Gene
raj Orders No.4 dated January Is, 1859,
and will proceed at once to join hs proper
cnno rnar1d % LHa4,i .$i# 81. * ht+tHJ 5Eas
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Il BURGLARY>oN GRACE STREET.-The resi-
denre Of Mr. Reynolds, on Grace street
between Foushee and Adams, was entered
ON Friday night by burglars, who carried
off gold watch, gentleman's shaw, and
other articles. They failed however, tc
find q box containing valuable jeweiry, al,
though itSwassin the same drawer with the
watch. Up to Saturday night no clue te
ths. burglars had been discovered. .po r,,s ~
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NEW CASTLE, CRAIG COUNTY. "a,

+ NEW CASTLE, CRAIG COUNTY. VA
Z - March a0 1858. )
This is to certify that on the 9th day OF Decen-
ber lsoS Insured my stock Of goods in this place
in the "southern Mutual Fire Insurance Com
,pany." Of Richmond, va, to the amount Of $also.
On the 9th day Of March, 1859, Just three months
from the date Of my policy Of insurance, my pro-
perty was destroyed by dre.s To-day, Maj Or John
=. Calvert the general agent OF the company, set
tied and adjusted my loss, In conformity with the
terms and conditions of my policy, to my entire
satisfaction. E-.,rz. j. W. MCCORMACK.
= NKw CASTLE, CRAIG COUNTY. YA,l
-.- March Goth, 1863. 5
Whereas on the 18th day Of December, 1858, In
sured In the SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF Richmond, Virginia, my
sto.ehouse in this place; and whereas on the 9th
day Of March, 1862 the said house was destroyed by
fire therefore this is to certify that Major JOHN
8. CALVERT, the general agent OF said company,
has this day settled and adjusted the loss in con-
formty to the provisions, terms, and conditions OF
my policy of insurance, and to my entire satisfac-
ton. --.- .-.---.--Jo JOHN GOODE.
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GRUBBSr& WILLIAMS will sell at M
the Club House. corner Main and Seventh
streets Also, at P. M, two lots in Sid
ney, corner of Grove and Poplar streets
oULD CARRING1ON, trustees, will sell
at P. M. q steam saw-mill on the Glare.
mont estate, Surry county.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 a. N
the farm of General Gleason 1900 acres)
on the Williamsburg turnpike and York
River railroad. - : |-AG~'.~&
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at his store
at 10 A. M. furniture, piano, crockery,
stoves, &c.
SAMPSON ~ 59NESSJ Jn1 Will seil, atlohrA.
M. groceries, wines, liquors, &c.
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THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of this city always settles It's losses
promptly and literally, as instance the two fcl-
10 wing cases lis --g sat Ts-tr. a.s.
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Oh tell me where Is Fancy Rread?
She asked and, getting bolder,
She placed her little darling head
And chignon on my shoulder.
And ], with no more poetry IN
| My soul than In Quaker's,
Replied, vi idiottc g1in,
! The best you'll find at BRIGGs's, the bakers 8
/ foT Main and 425 Broad street.
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aTILLs q RYANT, TOBACCO 81

snd -GOHEISSIoM MERCHANTS for the pnr
chase and sale or LEAF and dMASURACIUBgl
T4RASGQJ.- Orders solicited. Liberal advance;
ruadA on consfgnments. Refer TO A. *. Harvey
President OF Rational Bank OF Virginia Jsms
Tho hae, Jr., Esq, RichGond, Va; Messra. 4;
Mea engergE CO., New York; Msssr5i johnson
Tho npsen, Boston. Mass, gf- YN
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,ENT. a desirable PAMFLYM

sTOR RENT, desirable FAMfLY@
4. HES!DENCE, carriage house stables, ~
&C. large aud improved grounds; st the corner
OF Foushee and Franklin streets. now In the occu-
b psncy OF Major T. j. Noble. Possession certainly
given on the 3tst ofJuae next probably, II de.
Sired, at an eA7ler period. For terms, &C., apply
to 'V74T. ~ go. Or. a. s.. WOETHAM,Fsffs X
-, corner Of second and Marshall streets.
h.-sEh 1850 tsaeah=W sErH. -
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GINE1 FURNITURs, &o-H. Al; H., At

n KINsON 4 SON have on hand aud will con.
,;nue 10 keep q very fine assortment OF CABINET
sIIa n IN tJtSE of their Own make, CT nne ROSE
md Win sell at prices as low OF lower than can bS
nad Il northern clEes or anywhere else. We only
sk the pub &c 20 call and examine Tor themselves
in verify Gf this statemeat before ssndlsG their
money from home, thereby helping to sustain tho
,aIntdes or orr voIAsngrnen nj home instead OF
contributing 70 support asyiums I2s shat purpose.
Of COFFisS. with tue latest improved METAI4-
LIc BURlAL CASE, which is perfectly besutt-
lone ut hort notice. asts and hack Mattresses.
Dcn'I forget the smaii yet Meli- -flsed house cn
Governor street, No. 100 Richmond Va.
nih la--snn II. A.ATkINSON d SON..
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RitItntuttd '1ispatrft.
THE CIRCULATION OF TIE "D1s-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED C1RCULAr1oN OF ALI THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
dITY =. "A = ..as q y L....-Et- Il - .
AUCTION sSALES1 THIS gDAY.

on ALL PUBLIC Oh PRIVATE sALHs os.:REAL
ESTATE MADE. BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
!JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY or JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
lSENT YK kR, BUT ON ALLA GALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND cTIfE fHIRTY&FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEN.
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SPR1Sa CLOTHING N .-'7''- ~'~4'' 5..s:
bas ,o:1F 3o7BALDWIN's.s ~ A5& 'nessA
SPRING CLOTHING -" 80"
At IL" r.1L1Ifrfj @iA
| Gl7ow .o& ta gBALDWINs!ThfH lpi!lrss!
SPRING CLOTHING '7s s--.2'7
| &hoAHI& d}$ ii AT F2I q (" "Hl '.rf
rg3gtTGt "a BALDWIN's. ~ hes @EAF
SPRING CLOTHING a2'"J1
ST IL- a'L.-'l %t'd'
BALDWIE'S.
I ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING
/ @tt. AT -TfBF
! BALDWIN'S. ,, ,.....,., .
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST CLOTHINGyTO
BE FOUND IN THE CITY s--..,sg.
AT
BALDWIE'S,
(LATE KEEN, BALDWIN d CO..) t,@b.
r CORNER MAIN AND TENTH! STREETS, F,
ABOVE THE PosT-oFF1CE, ~, -f,,
..-..f,- [ap'2l 81, ,b9s f.. lagy3-
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FURNITURE, &c.
FURNITURE wARER00Ms, =
!, OPPOSITE, THE posT-oFTIcE,

; MIN STREET, RICH9OND, VA.
We are now prepared 70 msnufaetcre all styles
II rJKSIiUhE aud AAGTBEsSESt TO osdGrsg
we would requcs. all tn want or articles IA our
me 70 examine our stock OF QHhakEh, .PAE-
LOR. AM DiNiNe-RUUA FURNITURE,
tnTTEFSsES, &C., of superior quality, and ths
oest and chespest assortment that La. beea onsrsd
q the public for many years. We have lass
marked down our prices, and tees conAosns 10y
Enrnitrre and mattresses REPAIRED and Up
~ - opoosJte post-nfice. Richmond. Vs.
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s MT0TIOE 10 SalPPgas.-yhs bosts Of
~ -tha JAMES RIYEB tTD KANAWHA Ca.
NAL COMPANY will les7s the dock as uEus
End SATURDAYS, E'.e
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynehburg and be
yOdd collected on delivery Or. prepaid, at the or
sioa or the sh;pper. Freight received and e
i7sred at Euy,cmce, on the docE ss@ s -, =
Way freight Htll rot be daL.Yered siu charges Sri
pSic. 80. .,5.--..r .,r,.. r.-l.,..rr.
Boats lesssd snd injured. " liEE 7tL3E3
DELI 7sI.1 : EDWARD. DILLON, agent.
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CkVEftnNWs
FsTABLIIsIHEaED2 1850 7aq "zHyy7 :.
I NEW wF'sfs sFsHEs8 ssHSsglye yeSoDs e
NO. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
consisting Of rr,r-,-. 20 =.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEkEs, AND VEsTINGs,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
m ;, GENTS Y Ss6sSlsaiSie Sss aais i 'rs rSsoops;
GPRING TRADE. .,,a -rG ~r.y1,osz itts 81
~ &-1-- sg2&U 9HlH"s
E. B. SPENCE & SON -. ',,+>.. 49,.
have Just received their stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs, AND .vEsTINes,
and are prepared to make them up to order in the
BEST STYLE AND AT sHORT NOTICE. .
They have also nice assortment OF
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
-'.7 r's57'' to be sold low. ~ .> '' 80.
9ETTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS IN
1ai III a 5sf'I GREAT VARIETY. '7"'"' "'' 10
All in want Of nice goods at low prices are
invited to call at the old stand, ''Q"& -" "'i'Si
! CORNER OF Main ANDsTHI IRTKENTH
| STREETS. .r
E., B. SPENCE & Son, >,
ap7" 200 Merchant .Tailors and Clothiers.
-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL IL, 1859.
Sun rises s........53S Moon sets. .OC
Sun sets. 6.27 High tide, 7. NJ 4 SO
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT, several COMFORTABLEA
T. ROOMS to = small family of good stand~Ma
ing 3he rent wil be me- derate. Apply 70 ~.
: T. x Ass, ~"
apla-at rte.a-t No. go west CLAW street.
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trE-s :aa- dm - .esSf i ta1asF ,oEJassg esg
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EOR NEW YORK.-The new 4GRs
T. and elegant sids-wheel Steamship 1890
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, will leave ner
wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, 6pFi 18th, at
I O'Clock P. NJ. Freight received until O'Clock.
Fare, sl2. Round tickets, $2o Steerage, 30. For
freight or passage, apply to
l &z.~- WILLIAM g. DUNHAm CO., j.
LaN 1T cnrnar T1eYppth End Main streets.
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COBamIssaoN MERCHANTS.

TaoMASy A. BRANDER, - sssssss
II NOS. 1916 and lo1s CARY STREET
.... !. - RICHMOND. Va, :.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
offers his services for the Gale and purch9se Q
TOBACCO, FLUUR, GRAIN, and CUUNTk}
PRODUCE. Wholesale and retail dealer in HAY
COHN OATS and MILL OFTAL. fe SIM =
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-=-z- OF VIRGINIA,
oFE1cE No. lsas MAIN STREET.
TS PREPARED TO ISSUE Policies OF
MARINE INSURANCE. ON vessels and cargoes I
TNLAND INSURANCE on goods transported by
Ertyes, canal, or laud-carrtage; "a
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwellfng-h houses, warehouses, and other Dntld.
fup6. w&EE. lEA .GE
SHORr RISKS or, u the JhllI period Is NOT used
aretnrr: Of premium toitt De made Jor tas rsa-
~. erpfTcd term. - 80. =
r# sa A. Y. STOKES, Vice-Prestdent. -
DrRYcynns.-Wtliarn B. Isascs, OF William b.
Isaacs & Co.; AZ Y. Stokes, Of A. 7. Stokes Coz;
D.J. Hartsook, Secretary. Arlington Lie lnsu'
rance Company John Wilson, OF Wilgon d Fos-
4. Buford, President Hanvilie Railroad Company
Benjamin q. Nash, William p. Shepherd, W. D.
j. b. MOORE, secretary. aE ="
3. G. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary
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SHIPPING.


E0R acknowledgements,
II STATE OF MARYLAND will E6zl
rleaYe her wharf on MONDAY, April attn, at II
O'Clock H.. Freight received up to II O'Clock A.
II. For freight, apply to
- HAhyEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents.
N. B No passengers can be accommodated
this trtp, ~. f.s.ss -sE.fE art@ Sd lit
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Nam.
DOGS.


rne Conflict Of Authority on the "Dog Days,
Question-ltepiy from the Mayors Departs
ment 10 the Board Of Health.
The following communication, which was yester-
telday transmitted to the Board Of Health explains
ITSELF
70 MAross OFFICE I NEW YonK, June !, 1859
Ss 81 Tss 1s
comprised BY my frat communication.
section twelve q d. law creating the Hoard Of Hsah
law by any ordinance made Hereunder heretofore or
preventing aisease} conferred eelopsnsto
sns sSsr tue asd srsSg ss
ciasiyey conferred upon and snail hereafter be exclusively
HEALTH the members officers thereof, herein pro-
and the same are e be exercised as her.n set forth
% l S s ses % ssd
which passed the Following section, ISL Of code OF
no sha take or call any dog into or allow any
d 70 g INFO Sn se % pgSs Paes either q the cities
LED nee';
regulations as to such dogs moi inconsistent herewith"
W ssonsbs Ina, dogs have been mnSisd mroahded and
slaughtered during hot weather upon the Hypothesis about
been mus, divided in opinion that the dangers OF hydropho
ba 70 the public would thereby be diminished prevented
The opinion your counsel has also failed
Mayor ihat the results Of hyir0phoba doceros
lie OF health Bat whether no the supposions OF the
Mayor well founded, Il would 10 him apparent,
from the first citation OF your Heath act that the power
dealing with dogs for the purpose Of diminishing hydopho-
ba has becn NJ health provision removed from the js
deton or the local authorities and repeal OF their
nance thus made.
The Mayor Notwithstanding the opinion OF your
claims that the Board o Health possesses much power
pound tho dogs that st large during weaker
(shoud that he considered sdysabls 10 enforce
l5i Aforesaid, against the which
may he found below certain designated streets am, very
respectfully, your Obedient servant,
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STREET COMMISSIONERS Office.

The street Commissioners yesterday awarded con-
tracts for work coming under the supervision OF the
Street Department as follows -
REGULATING GRADING, &C.
SeNeniy-ninth street between Ninth AMI Tenth av-
enge=, awarded 10 William Giiicspic, az S2 s0iie
niue months. Ninth avenue, hetwecn Eignty.siNth
and iigth streets, awarded TO George A. Macy, $780,
IN 25--flme two years. Avenue A, between Sky.
second and Eigdty.1ith streets, awarded 70 !.
McDermot. az s5l, l2s-tlme TWO years. Ffty-nith
street, between Fourth aud Fifth avenues
thirty days. Flny-ninth street, between First
avenue and East nver awarded 20 J. Fitzpatrick
betweed Ninth aud Tenth avenues awarded 10 vii.
liam Gillespie at $1,000 o0-tine six months
Fourth avenue, between 1864 and 1o9th streets
years EightY-seventh street between First avenue
aud East river awarded 10 J. ". Pettiprew at
il75U2 04-tme one year. FIRST avenue. between
nam Gillespie at SIS, 3i7 10 time SIX months. One
Hundred and Forty-ffth street, between the Harlem
and hudson rivers, awarded TO J. McDernot at
between Eighth avenue and Hudson river, awarded
70 O. A. neaey al t5292J.
FLtGGtSO.
Morton street. between West and Washington
streets. awarded 10 7. Gearty i774time ten days;
Fifty second street. between n Nth ana Seventh ave.
nues, awarded To T. Gearty at sIs6s--tiIno thirty
days Thirtyeighth street between FIRST and Second
avenues awarded 90 4. Gearty 1866 6f--time oneen
daye Thirty-nfth street between Third and fexlnq
ton avenues, awarded TO w. H. keyes, at S42I-tlne
I've days
rLxearya ASD SETTING cuRBs AND et-rrrps.
Ffty-eigbth street, between Third and Finn ave.
nues, awarded 10 ID. g. Farley, a. al, S37 TO- sixty
avenues, awarded 70 @. Farley, ct Siii5 to--time
thirty DAYS; Eiphtyffth street between Fourth and
lifth avenues, awarded 20 G. Farley, at sse4 o.
time thirty days; sxtyfourh street. between Third
and Fifth avenues awarded TO y. Lanihan nj
ti,se2-ume two months Twentieth street, between
sixth and Tenth avenues awarded TO 7. dearty, at
sl,275--tIme twenty days: Parks at Broadway and
Tenth avenue, awsrded 70 ~ Gavin, at t2,Csc~tIme
thirty days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-03

and heavy II sac. shc The arrivals $4,000 heaa
Ssnd Sales bS. value s mA sls S'd FOR plain
WERE au su, anchsnssd .ais. IS s1 Sc at sss s
fierce beef there small sales within the range OF
$50 6 for prime mess and pa $50 for India do For
but considerable esulariy in The sales amounted
10 about 80 packages 1sc l3Ac dry sailed and
picked shoalders ishc for smoked do loe Ike b ior
Bacon though quiet continued former prices
sales 100 boxes for June delivery Ike streord and
s'anordfhire In the lard market there was but little
at &c. 1879 for No TO prime steam Kettle rendered.
PEaRoLRuM.- Crude, in bulk, In request and
with unusually light offerings, :he market decidedly
rate however, the sales being about 1900 bb In LOTS az
Ike fc. OF crude, In bills, heard OF sales ana
prices nominaly lsc 1870 For refined the market
porte &c., sellers demanded 3O4c and business In
consequence checked. No sales OF moment re-
ported except 900 bbs standard white, in prime chipping
pha the market still continued 10 rule quiet but prices were
rmer particularly for July devees the sales 00
bbs standard white at 2 aud 1900 do for the last hau
of July, al S019c.
RIor.-Carcns quiet but steady at exc. &c. for
common to prime
being mainly refners, but prices continued to
heavy closing at lc lsc for fair to good refining
Cuba There sales OF $50 hhds. at lsc. 2ac for
57sc for bard 4sc 14c for soft white, 91c. c for
yellow and Hlic. H3Sc. for extra q.
SEEDs.Grass were dull and nominal al lSc a l4c Tor
Lnseed in demand further made Of
5000 bags Bombay at SO 20, gold, duty paid.
market was quiet but steady at the prices
10000 lbs at lsc. le&c. In hhds. and nerces-the
latter price for choice
TALLow.-The demand was moderate. Sales SS 900 lbs
WHisRRY.@Reooipts I5la bbls. The market firm,
with sales aS 175 bbls. al from VI 10 81 w. duty paid