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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27

John Russell Young is about to start a
daily paper in New York about the size and
price of the Sun,
Fred. Douglass is working hard in New
York State for 4 Radical nomination for
Congress.
Among the witnesses examined on Mon
day by The congressional committee inves-
tigating the charges of corruption against
General Howard, Of the Freedmen's Blu
rcau, was r. II. Manly, formerly agent of the
Bureau in Richmond, who was examined
as to the transfer Of certain Bureau funds
In his hands for the First Congregational
Church bonds.
Sunday night fire destroyed the SIX
story building at the corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and Ninetieth street, New York; loss,
SlG5,0 The chief losers are W. Weiseker
900, insured for 100000; B. Bensch, paper
factory. $4,000, Insured for $4,000. j.
| Dessallr lost $4,000 on the building insu-
| rance small.
A negro preacher, Rev. W. +. Butler, de.
| livered an harangue at Zion Methodist Epis-
| copal church, in New York, on Sunday eve.
ming, on the duties of negroes under the
new citizenship. He demanded, among
other things, "equal school rights" that
distinctive colored schools be abolished,
and that white and black children be made
to sit together in the public schools. He
was proudcr of being "a negro than he would
he to belong to any other race; but he was
I'm American citizen, and demanded m
Americans rights.
The Salem Observer denies the statement
recently circulated that Mr.. Peabody left
only about S150,o00 after the payment Of his
public beQuest to the London poor. That
sum represents only the personal property
he left in Essex county. The greater por.
ton Of his property was left in England,
where his will was originally proved in De-
cember last, and where the administration
for the present. The amount of personal
property returned to the court in England
is about four hundred thousand pounds,
not far from two and quarter millions of
dollars in currency. The whole amount in
, this country is not yet made public.
The case of Washington, a colored citi-
zen of Chicago, who sued the keokuk and
st. Louis Packet Company because he was
not allowed at the table on one of the boats
of the line. has been tried at Quincy, the
damages being laid at $1,000. An unusual
degree of interest was manifested as to the
final result. For if the jury found for the
plaintiff it would settle, to great extent,
the distinction on account Of color in ira
yelling on the Mississippi river. The jury
found for the defendant, thus deciding that
the company has the right to say who shall
sit at its own tables.
A pleasant hug of the Russian bear is
that BY which he signifies his willingness to
admit women to the Medical College of st.
Petersburgh. The Louisville Journal, com.
menting on this, saws: " 1t is very doubtful
whether women have the steadiness of
nerve to make good surgeons, but they
might make good apothecaries provided one
Of their own sex In new bonnet did not
happen to pass the window just as they
ton, in which event the desire to see how
that bonnet was trimmed might be the
cause of somebody's being poisoned or
oYcrlosed."
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Domestic Nlarkets-fBY rEIrcnAlrHl.


NEW YORK, April qe.-Flour Sc. better. Wheat
1@2c. better. Corn 1c. better. Pork 8rm-Mess,
s2s. Lard firm mt lst@lesc. Cotton quiesat 2si1
4c. Turpentine quies.
Eoening.-Cntton nomtnally weak sales. 100
bales; mi,ddlings, ssas. Flour-state brands,
Wheat unchanged. Corn active. Pork steady |;
Mess, s2s .25.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Virginia s'a-Oid, SEA
bid: ct asked: 1s65's eS bid 1875 gI bid; e21
asked. North Carolina 6's--Old, 4s1 bid.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Flnur quiet and some.
what easier; not quotab1y lower. Corn quiet.
Oats, 6o@6sc.
stock, Z, 5os bales.
CINCINNATI, April 2a.-Corn dull at ss@soc.
Pork Mess, $40. Observation-Disclosures, l7sc. clear
sides, 1e3c. - s. .s
LOUISVILLE, April 2s.-Corn unchanged.
Pork, .S2o Shoulders, D3c.; sides. 1e3c. go
ST. LOUIS April 2s.-Corn advancing: MIXED,
se@l87c. Whlskey better. Shoulders, I2s@I2Sc. ;
clear sides, loi@l7c.
CHARLESTON, April 2a-.Cotton firm; mid
dlings, 22@22sc. sales, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 20 -Cotton-Market In
active; sales, 2s4 bales; middliDgs. 2lf@2lAc.
SAVANNAH, April 20. -Cotton quiet; middlings,
MOBILE, April sd.-Cotton easier; mlddlings,
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.--Cotton firm mid
dlings, 24c.; sales, 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.--Flnur unchanged.
Corn, sl.07@$l.1o. Pork frm-Mess. S3o@f7o.2 IS
Cotton, easier; mfidlings, 22ac.; stock In port,
IA, 5s7 bales.
GALVESTON, April o6.-Cotton dull and npmi-
nal good ordinary, 1stc.
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Finaaeial aad Commercial.

81 @Fafn and R7ouF Market ,s<
49, CoRa AND ELoUR ExcHAxaR,i
RICHMOND, Va, April 80, H7s
oyFERzE9S.
Whsck-White, 2lo buehels. Red, noret
GrH;-Whttc, go tushels. yellow. mons. At1e6s
y 0ets.-.12o busheas. s,ssfssss=z ;ssss
Rye.-None- $3.50, /
~ SALES.
. Whedt.-w White, 200 bushels prime ON prfvsfe
terms; 90 bushels slightly damage at total
248 bushels. -. sfsNs. - s=3,S -s4ssssi Z
Coru.-W hise, so bushels very good at o.. 80 $50
bushels very good ut $1.1s-total, 100 bushels
Mixeo 20 bushels very good at S1.1S; SIS bushels
Rood at 81 1e-totai az bushels. tgg9
Oats: -a6 bushels prime white at ssc.; 81 bushels
prime black at sac.-totaI, LOO bushels. ,es.
.ys1.. RE-ExHBITEp.
Whedt.=White, 200 bushels.
Contributed, "a BUSHELS. - 4
REMARKS.
Offerings Of Corn reduced market rather in.
active and prices looking down. Wheat steady.
Oats improving. 49, &
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Foreign News.

England
LONDON, April 26.-The House of Com
mons reassembled to-day. The naturaliza-
ton bill was passed.
LONDON, April 26.-The artist Machin IL
dead, aged sixty years.
The Telegraph Construction Company
has leased the Great Eastern for five years
for cable purposes.
LONDON, April 26-The Worlds Chess
Congress is called to meet at Baden May
18th.
The ship Tamerlane, from Havana, foun.
dered at sea. Crew saved.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 26.-Whi the pleblscite Is
pending the Prince Imperial VIII VISIT seYe'
raj European capitals.
Numerous orderly meetings are being
held throughout France.
Olivier is framing compromise between
the Iaborers and the capitalists.
PARIS. April 26.-Ollivier has addressed q
circular to the enemies of France. He Inn
nresses upon the people the fact that while
an affirmative vote means quiet and peace,
and will give all opportunity for the Elm
neror and his Ministers to accomplish re.
forms, negative vote means anarchy, dis
order, revolution, and revenge.
Jaulio's newspaper says: Ship owners
are sadly disappointed In the SueZ cahal.
Screw steamers especially are sure to meet
with accidents"
PARIS, April 26.-A number of Carlists
have been arrested returning from Spain.
Several of the leaders were seized on the
frontier.
La Presse announces amnesty for offences
against the press law on the 18th Of May. !
Rospael, chief of the Radicals, has pro.
nounced against the plebiscite. He advises
citizens to remain quiet in case Of riot, de.
claring that all must be decided by uni.
yersal suffrage, nothing by violence.
The ministerial circular on the plehis-
citr1m is censured by many journals be.
cause It aIludes to spectre rouge" OPP.
position to the plebiscitum gains ground
here. 1t was remarked to-day that the Em'
peror,. while holding review, was celdly
received. IS - - ssas 81.
- sI.s.s5: GREECE.
Lospos, April a8.-The Government hai
oficiai dispatches to- the effect that stAf
brigands, nsar Marathon, are being hard
pressed. phey killed four Of their eaptives'
The brigands fed, closely pursued, leaving
two chiefs MORALLY wounded.
ATHENS, April 26.-The brigand excite.
ment is undated. The bodies of Lloyd ant
Herbert, of the British Legation, were bu
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On Saturday evening last Miss SaIlie jeff,
the coolest inhabitant" of New jersey,
died at her residence. in her native city OF
Elizabeth, in the 105th year Of her age. She
was born on the 9th OF March, 1785.
A great polar expedition is being pre-.
pared In Sweden, for the years 1871 and
1872, under the direction Of Professor Nor
dsnskjold, the celebrated scientific leader Of
the Swedish expedition OF 1858. Parry's
attempt to reach the pole by pushing on 70
the north OF spitzbersen is to be repeated !,
Seven Islands. Professor Eordenskjold in
tends 10 proceed to Greenland this summer
to purchase dogs for the sledges and pro-
cure some necessary information,
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row uOrnin,

WHAT They ARE PAID.--The pianist Rit.
Ter receives salary OF 5000 francs PEI
month, for which he makes himself gene.
rally useful. Herrmanns, the big six-foot
basso, whose voice seems to come from his
Pauline Cauissa, who, as yet, is q musical
anomaly. gets the same. Prume received
$50 per week. He has ceased his connec.
ton with the company. Habieman, the
sweety-weak-voiccd tenor of the company,
who thinks of nothing but posturing and
extra gutturalizine Of his eutteral language.
receives $50 for each performance. Kari
Formes-poor old broken-down Karl
Formes once was Il star Of such mag
nitude that he alone would illumine the
musical world Of the metropolis, gets 800
Il week to make fool of himself-Ne,c YORK
Star
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FOREIGN Markets-TBY TELFeRApH1.

Foreign Markets-EBY TELEeRAPH].
LONDON. April -Noon.-Consols, a4s. United
States bonds, est.
LONDON. April 2e-Euening.- Consols, M.
United States bonds, sst.
LIVERPOOL, April 2e--Noon.-Cotton steady !;
sales, 5000 bales. Yarn fabrics at Manchester
quiet. Wheat, rs. lid. ass.
LIVERPOOL, April go STANDARDIZATION easier
but not lower. ~.
PARIS, April 2s.-Bourse closed Arm: rentes,
TAI. 3sc.
HAyRE, April 2e.-Cotton opened with de-
| Ginning tendency and closed quiet
FRANKFORT, April se-Bonds opened firm
closed at est. - ~ :
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!t.TELEGRApHrC NEWS.


Hcw York Stock aad Money Market,
NEW YORK, April 2e-Noon.- Stocks strong.
Money easy At sac per cent. Gold, lIss Bonds,
l,4. Virginia e's, ees; new, 81. Louisiana 81
7s3; new, 70 asked.
Ecensng. Money, tgs Per cent. Sterling, 1osG
loab Gold, ilsseol0s. Governments closed steady.
Southern Securities opened dull ana weak and
closed with general advance. Tennessee,s, 80
new. ssf. Virginia's, 10; new, ess. South Caro-.
lnH's, $50. Georgia Gs, as: rs, ssA
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In order to compete with the lines
through Weldon and through Louisville it
is stated that the line by way Of LyRchburg
will be required to save about ten hours on
its present schedule.-Lynchburg Republic
can.
On Sunday last the Rev. Or. j. B. RAM
sey, who for thirteen years has been the
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church in
this city, rendered his resignation, being
induced TO this step on account of the fee
hlcncsS Of his health and the engagements OF
his school LynchGurJ Nctcs.
The name Of Patrick Henry Aylett is con-
spcuously used in connection with the
Mayoralty, but my impression is that Mr..
Aylett will be called to take place in the
State Senate to fill Il vacancy that will pro.
badly occur at IN early day. l need not say
a word of the disturbances Of his election
Richmond needs his services in the halls OF
legislation. and SO does Virginia, ranking rs
Mr.. Aylett does among the very first minds
"i the Statc.-MGjor Kelly.
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RlCHARDsoN-McFARL CASE - THE
TRIAL RESUMED-FURTHER EVIDENCE FOE
THE DEFESCE.-Ne,c York, April 25.-The
Mcfarland trial was resumed to-day, the
Recorder being quite well. The courtroom
was crowded with both sexes. The first
witness was John Orr, assistant warden at
the city prison, who testified that the pri-
soner could not sleep: Was accustomed to
read in his cell at night. Reuben A. Vance,
the outdoor physician Of Bellevue Hospital,
testified that he officially examined the pri-
soner's condition, and found congestion OF
the brain developed; the witness further
testified that he believed the prisoner abso-
lutely insane when he fired the pistol mt
Richardson. Mr.. Graham, ut this point,
stood up and said that some city papers had
reproduced an article from some western
paper which stated that he (Graham) had
gone to the district attorney and disavew-
ed his conduct in the trial with regard to
Mrs. Calhoun. He wished to state that
neither to the district attorney nor to any
other human being did he make such u
statement. The district attorney corrobo-
rated Mr.. Graham's statement.
The court then adjourned until to-mor-
row morning.
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Decorating the Graves Of the Confede.
rate Dead.

MOBILE, April 26.-The decoration of the
graves of the Confederate dead took place
to-day. The weather was delightful, and
thousands were in attendance. The GENE
terry was literally mass of flowers,
wreaths, and garlands. Addresses were
delivered by General e. G. Lee and others.
The ceremonies were conducted under the
auspices of the Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton. --------
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The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
Henry s. Walker, Esq, writes rs follows tC
the Wheeling register:
" ihc contracts for the completion Of the
road from Gauley to the Ohio, 100 miles,
have been awarded, and the time for their
fulGlment fixed, under heavy penalties, at
May l, 1911. The contracts for the heavy
work on the line from Gauley eastward
have also been let. This portion of the
road, owing to the tunnclling, heavy cuts,
and embellishments, along the route, will
require two and II half years to finish
About 1850 laborers are already ut work
and their number will be increased to 6,00(
within two weeks"
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THE MARRIAGE,

An INGENIOUS WATER-P owER.-A manu-
tacturcr in the city Of ST. Paul, Minnesota
has secured most ingenious water-powel
for running light machinery by building al
underground reservoir and tapping sewer
In the basement of his mandatory he ha!
put turbine wheel, and with forty-fvt
feet of head he has secured eleven horse
power, which, it is alleged, never fails.
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Briek,nakers, strike.

PEEKsv1LLE, n. Y, April 28.-Eight hun.
dred brickmakers here have struck. Nc
disturbances have occurred.
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STEAMR0ApsaSs .9ksl

pOWHATAN STEAMBOATsasd
T. COMPANY Steamers STATE
w As,ARYLAND and PETERsBURE EkeaIs
reliable, and safe route TO Baltimore SuyxrnA1 :
Boston, and the West. Tri-wcekIy Tins n HaL =
more, making close connections with sSeansers to
Philadelphia. No transhipmcuf OF good be
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ga.
TURDAY. Leave Kichm0nd every MONpAY,
Freight reee,yed every DAY az 10 O'Clock 7. 10.
except Saturday, and on Saturday up 70 . O'clock
See daily advertisement for hour of Sailing.
These steamers have excellent saloon, 6taterpofa,
and passenger accommodations, Fare, "a Sueals
and stateroon extra. For freight or passaga ap-
HARyEYsl q WILLIAMS, eAsenss, I.
fB is Comm, al 2lar9S.
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WILLIAM C. DUNHAM 81 Co., g
W.. GENERAL SHIPPING. &sa ala3
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTA h.la
CORNER MAIN AND ELEvENTH HTHIH7&a
lRICHMoND, VA. Posr-OFFyCE BOX g. =,
FOR NEW YORK. asl ,eea6k
OLD DOMINION STE kfSHIP fHA&

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP
COMPANY. 81 .r.x - -.,1-.ssEF
The splendid new side-wheel steAnHhipa IHAAC
MARLE and HATTERAa leave New YORK i6f
Soffolk. City Point, and Richmond, every TUES-
r. n. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, TRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high sida, Esss3 EsSS' t5SFss
These shils are entirely new. TheyhSye slees1a
lions, and attention, are unsuSpasseds s ,,,.E
Close connections made with steamers Tor a.
southern and European ports. Tf;fs DE- 81 ssys5
GER OF ONE PER CENT, at hee1aces OF this
q. L; AecRnADs, .Pras,dsas ~ aresavss
WILLIAM g. DUNBAR d CO.. ,Are,ts.: NJ,
corner Main and Eleventh 1trooa,,
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WILLIAM @. DUNBAR d CO., Agents..
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND 4Sas
LONDONDERRY. G6xE

Fa1orits dydeebails passenger e Steamers are Ii.
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY ftom pias
No. 20. North river. at ID O'Clock III. - tls!5f5
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CpBlENoYi
S76. 81 .t-l5t "s1T - EEasE'ifEj q. n
Excursion tickets, good for twslvs months, S16af
,steerage to Glasgow or Derry, pc: tntermedlaaGs
Prepaid certificates from these ports, PSI. - -
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Hsvru,
rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable ct any bank in Great BIZ
Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York, to HI1s
0ERsON BROTHERS, or to g.. - Is -.
- WILLIAM O: DUNHAM q co, Agents, I
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WILLIAM y y fp5SS1 STSSM hsT c xors ..s srsc
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly to LIvERPo DOL, 3Mn&
falling ut QUEENSTOWN, leaving Gf2
bier a North river every Saturday ~ ~
s 6EAMaRK, EHRTTNA , fEsSA41Ai
ENGLAND VIRGfNIA, LOUISIANA. =
CABIN passage, 300 and s7t, currency. 'f',ssf.
steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S37, In currency. =. - S go ~ .glst.,g, :
stserage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, hot.
erdam. and Hsvre. 8A5. In currency. s.ssF5 ~
For further particulars, apply at the cNcoe Of
Che company, 90 Broadway, T.. W.. ]. HURST,
WILLIIM @. DINHAM n co. ranss...
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DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR

DRIUGEW ATER FAMIL1 FLUUh
The undersigned Is now manufacturing Q
CHOICE ARTICLE OF his UER1V AL l. Z
FAMILY FLOUR, superior To al.y he has hereto
fore made, which has given such universal salts
faction. Every barrel guaranteed TO give entire
satisfaction, or to be returned and money re-
funded. j. B. EICKLEE, JR.. j
Fredericksburg, Va.
We have : full supply OF this aour, and knop II
70 be & fryt.raS9 No. family dour.
e. q &. WORKMAN q co.,
NH % Agents for its sale.
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A NICE TowN.--Yes,crday cow fell from
one Of the cliffs near the carpenter shops
OF the Virginia and Tennessee railroad.
After falling about fifty teet she was caught
and lodged by projecting rock fifty feet or
more from the ground. She WAS not hurt.
Lynchbur1 Republican.
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VIRGINIA.-At circuit court of The
city OF R1chmond, held at The courtroom IN
the sadd city on Thursday the aAsh dayof Februak
The President Directors and Company, OF the
yid j. Saunders, general assienees Of I,dsbanx,
sueing for the benefit Of themselves and all other
creditors Of John Tyler, deceased, PlaintIns,
aud IN her own right as diylsee, and Davtd&
Es5 sSsa Eoas Eyls sh
Pearl Tylsf, infant childish nddevisees OF said
J9hn Tyler, deceased, W.Js Newton and g.K.
This Cause having been ismscssd 70 court
consent OF parties, by order OF the crcat court Of
now ordered that The same be- docfsssd IS shis
court, and the canse coming on by consent 20 be
port of Commissioner Waddeii, taken and retasns
cd 70 court under former decree rerfered herein,
and On the asd e asd s
and masters, or professors OF She Colegc sf WI.
liam and Mary, In Virginia, and The exhtbits alea
court IAN and was argued 81 counsel on sonssdess.
ssPtsa e &c s.id report g
port be recommitted 70 one OF the comaissioness
or this court With Instructions to take account
ler deceased, not heretofore reported prs mo e,
pecially Of the claim Of the psttttonsr aboye 1e-
eiaim OF the defendsut Jniis Gardner Tyler. TO the
real estate Of thedecede IN Elixabeth 7cou1.
IT, andte report the ssia eytdessf q sa a. sS
julia Gardner Tyler, exccutrix OF sstd John ~.
Ter, deceased render hefofe said commtsstoner %
account of her transaction rs such exeertxL sn9
hands, or by due diligence sholid haye heen ,sss
lected by her, and whether the same pc nov spes
rate or desperate, which sscosnis sne r ss
circait Court, and which account - .sppssM3
S hf ss ssDs ss,s q y ssia G sSsa
aers were submitted to HIM ske said commlslen6
ys notice Sy plbisssS9n Y se 81 ~
eity Of Richmond which ihali 90 sagsyai:4f g
personal service on the paxfaes Tnaen sai1s -
Sesmea pertipent by the commissioner, OF ~
qaired by any hSher psTtles TO 0t ssn.ea - - 80
e ssaasisa g as
c0mmisstopey y % S1asts III
enc . sssh o.
s sss !. a any, sRsa ssa Elm 1s
ofsaid cssnnssssonsr saiy g prssss iaess eos'
s'p'-isaIIiaI inEDsHsnpDs;e DIG. ]. &
| ... e.cossiss,IIossxs rs ioysIcrs}
1 sft RScHMoSp, AprR s
The partiSs srsssrssssd ave hereby nctf1ea teas
bare died en- & a nsst 49, s1 ~ Nh N az
ssss e y 10 Sf Sss6t AZ srs ass Ia gu
mono: Ys, as ne plaess r sssssSls 5. Ty7NE
os ~ ssss.wS & ssieesgana ssssssss:-
inFID1S 1YgTER. FIsH, $3.50
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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, q sn,s q sii Il ssvsss sss
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GENERAL Lett is said that the disor-
der with which General Lee Is threatened
Is disease OF the heart. He is troubled with
shortness OF the breath, and after walking,
or any unusual eXcrtion, pants great deal.
LVachJnrg Republican,
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4 FAIL.-A carpenter engaged in Shin
Cling house in course Of repair, in the
rear of samuel II. Dawson's store, on Main
street, slipped Yesterday and fell to the
ground. distance Of twenty-five feet. He
got up with alacrity, having fortunately re-
ceivea no injury Of coEsequence.-Lyn
burG Reyubifcnn,
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r EGGS FAMILY FLOUR,
MIXED PICKLE by the gallon,
BARCLAY, PERKINS s. co. 'SLoSDoN POk
TER,
r. yOUNGER's EDINBURG ALE,
SaR.r INES aud OLIVE OIL,
CALIFORNLA WINES and BRANDY. At
AMP j. b. KIDD's.
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FLOUR.

.. FLOUR.
SUPERIOR Fla NJ / LY FLOUR.-5C
y barrels WASKEY'S aud GIBSOE'S FAMILY
FLOUR Just received.
~, - -. A. 8. LEE.
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The blossom Rock ExpIosion-Eartf.
qunke.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.--The result Of
the Blossom Rock explosion is unknown.
No. soundings have yet been taken.
and another this morning.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICE. $50
kOND AND EoRFQLKgT EAM,
A VIE EK.-Steannerss5 mo RTOTKrSJ NV.
EVERMAE, and j.. 8. GREEN, compoEtnR sfg
line, Win leave Richmond every MONDAY nd
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at II O'Clock
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eel at the Company's freighs-honse on tbs Rock
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etateroom, o. n w.HP.POHTERsS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27

RED here to-day The King, diplomats, and
many Citizens, attended the funeral.
fhe brigands were all killed or captured.
4 +. $500 1853 a u, aPAIN.
MApRD, April ae.-General Meneloe de-
parts Tor Cuba TO take command of the
Eastern Department.. :, q
ROME.
RoxB, April 28.-Six hundred Fathers In
Ecumenical Council voted for the constitu-
ton De Eide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27

The NEW TELEGRAPH LlSE.-Work has
Aeon commenced on the new telegraph line
from Washington to Lynchburg and Kich-
mond. The poles have been distributed
along the route. and it is estimated that the
line will be completed to this city in thirty
DAYS. Then we shall have opposition which
will induce wholesome reduction in
charges and no doubt a large increase In
business. -Lynchburg Tirgintan.