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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-25

A safety match-ten thousand year on
both sides.-Jndy.
A fellow on trial in New Haven for barn
burning is named Adam Poorat.
An ice-house laborer being killed by a
lump of ice falling on his head, the verdict
was "Died of hard drink"
The Fort Wayne Democrat says the first
indication of summer in that place is "wo-
men running around barefooted."
| A man was lassoed and robbed of every
thing he had on the other night in San
Francisco.
The bitter Southern Conservatives cup
ever ready to drink to the Lees.-Neto York
Times.
A fire at Lockport, N. Y, on Friday, de.
stroyed property valued at $4,000. Van.
zandt s. Strong are the losers.
| AS Jim Fisk has been elected Colonel OF
the Ninth New York regiment; we suppose
that body can be styled the IRREGULAR In
fantry.-Boston Bulletin.
| An Ohio woman has coughed mp fish.
bore which she had in her throat forty-two
wears. 1t restored her voice and her hus.
band wants divorce.-Boston Post.
/ A st. Louis paper, speaking of family in
| New York that made fortune out of whis-
KEY. says they live on Twenty-third street
in perfect deIirium tremens Of splendor.
A nine.year old boy at the school in Lin
! coin, California, was asked what punish
ment was given to Adam and Eve for eating
the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.
He replied "Tney were driven of the
ranch"
Albert s. Josslyn, an escaped convict who
had been sentenced TO the Massachusetts,
State prison for life for an outrage on an old
lady ii Lexington, was shot and killed by
nm officer who was attempting to arrest
him, in North Woburn, Mass, Thursday.
| It is very curious circumstance that no
ordinary me- ro field-hand from the South,
were he TO remove to Massachusetts,, could
vote-frst, because from his poverty he
could not pay taxes and second, because
he could not read or write.-Nee0 York
World.
| An American. more noted for his skill in
making money than his literary acquire"
ments, who had sent his son abroad to see
the world, had his attention called by the
banker to draft Of five thousand francs,
made by the young gentleman, as rather
heavy, "Francs, francs !" said old Bullion,
takes five of 'em to make dollar. Oh,
fudge let John have as many Of them little
things as be wants"
Thare haint been bug made yet in vain,
nor one that want good job. Thare is ever
lots of human men loa6ng about blacksmith
shops and cider-mills all over the country
that don't seem to be necessary for anything
but to beg plug tobacco, and sware and
steal yyatermelons, but you let the kolery
break out once, and then you will see the
wisdom of having jist sich men laying
around they help count.-Josh Billings.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

new YORK, April 2s-Nooa.- Flour &c. better.
Wheat a shade nrrner. Corn quiet. Pork heavy
at $780, Lard firm at 1s{@Iesc. Ii
Erening.- Cotton steady and quiet sales, /, 200
bales uplands, 23sc: Orleans. &c. Flour &c. bet
ter on low grades. Wheat 1c. better. Corn closed
i@2c. lower. Pork heavy and lower at $27.76.
BALTIMORE, April a. Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat firm. Corn quiet. Bacon active and adj
vancing; shoulders, lac.
NEW ORLEANS, April as.- Flour dull at a. I5@
$A.25. Corn f1rmer at SL05Gls1 10. Pork firm
mess, 9so@ e3o.cs. Bacon firm at leic.
mand; middlings, 22ir:esc.; sales, 5000 bales
stock in port, lac, eae bales. ~.
GALVESTON, pril 23.-Cotton dull and prices
unchanged; good ordinary, lst@lac.; sales, ?, 500
bales.
MoB1LR, April 2s.-Cotton-Markct easy: mid
dlings 21sc.; sales, 600 bales stock in port $50
bales. ~ -=m -
CHARLESTON, April 23..-Cotton firm mid
dlngs, 22@22ac sales, 900 bales; stock In port
10 ,4s7 bales. ...#-. '.-..
BOSTON, April rs Cotton quiet and steady
mfddlings, 23d"; sales, 800 bales stock in port,
10, 900 bales.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Corn firm at eo@o7c.,
with light supply. Bacon firm.
ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-Corn advancing; mixed
yellow, 02@s4c Shoulders, 19c.: clear sides, 1919
16ic. ---
AUGUSTA, April % -Cotton-Market quiet blu,
firm at l5c.; sales, 800 bales.
LOUISVILLE, April 2s.-Corn unchanged. Pork,
S2s' Shoulders l2sc,; clear sides, leio.
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A NOVEL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL musi-
chi instrument called the I" German Chime
Bells" has just been received here from
Germany. It is the first of the kind ever
imported into this country, though it has
long been used in the bands of the Prus-
sian and other armies. The instrument is
made of brass, Is about two feet long by one
and half broad, and resembles Tyre In
form. The foot; of it rests in socket at.
tached to q belt passing about the waist OF
the musician, and held at the proper angle
by cord extending from the top to the
neck. The upper projections of the in
strument are ornamented with plumes, and
the whole makes very novel appearance.
TO the upright upright -lsREesentations of Tyre.
strings are horizontally attses He9 quite 9
number of steel bars, tuned 30 the yar1oGs
notes. BY striking the several keys with q
hammer, the sweetest music is produced,
which can be heard clearly in connection
with the other pieces in the band. This
instrument was manufactured by e.
Kruspe, Erfurt, Prussia, and will appear
for the first time in Browns Brigade Band,
probably OF the May training Of the indie
pendent Cadets.-Boston Advertiser.
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FlasasiaI ana CsnesTcIal.
GrAin ana Y7sssr HGsrAss.

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CORN AND ELouR ExcHANox,l
i * 'sf HfcK1foNp, Va. April -, 1870. T.
~ toBYXRIH1a. " E>-Z eE.SsL
! Whsdk.-White none. Red. is1 bushels. =
ed 90 bushels. ~ s2.. :. Z e sss':sSs X
OCfs.-- 2c1 bushels. ~ a -
s Rpe.--io bushels. .tg- Z sEtts
Theat--fsed 17s bushe1syood on private terms;
bushels very inferior st s5c. rs.-,'s 9 + =
bushels prime on private :errnstotaI ps4 bushels
Mixed. none. 4, = .'r..,
Oats.-iIs bushcls verv good white at &c.
Ryc.-lo bushels very good at s1.lo.
& RE-EXHBITED.
Corn---Mixcd, 200 bushels. ~
s..s REMARKS.
Offerings Of Corn on 'Chsnge to-day ,as2 BUSH
els, Of which sa4 bushels were Sold As we said IN
our remarks yesterday, Corn has received check
and the market to day was 9sc. lower quoted.
MARKET looking down.
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jonrn -tks House Tint The wfole subiect
insight come up Ina general revenue bill,
(which is next In order. The discussion Yves
general on the subject, and occupied the
entire day. The motion for concurrence
was carried; and Che House adjourned.
;Senate.-The Senate was not in session
to-day. /. y5i
|. ~ m Various Items. 81
WASHINGTON, April 23.--A special dis
patch to the Baltimore Sun says that the
subcommittee IL the Senate made TO the
full committee nm adverse report on the
Fremont or Memphis and 81 Paso railroad
bill. ss
Nothing Of interest transpired in Com
grcss to-day.
General Young authorizes the statement
that he apprehends that the postponement
Of the Georgia matters Is an advertisement
for new Georgia outrages. The extremists
confidently expect them between now and
the 9th Of May, ss
The revenue receipts to-day amount to
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kleptomossr, and ssna him TO- zhs lunatic
asylum: JIG o person OF high Standing
sguandefH Ills fortune fl Dissipation and
closes his career with strychnfne or bull.
let, 6 temporary alteration Tyis what VIA
the matter with HIM. And, finally, as be-
fore noted, the list Is capped with q new and
curious madness ir the shape OK wholesale
adultery. .sa..s n. : = ss95 &
lis not this insanity plea becoming rather
connmgnf is It not 50 common that the
reader confidently expects TO see 1t offered
in every criminal case that comes before the
courts And is II not so cheap, md 30
smiles In derision when the newspaper men
tions it? And is il not curious to note how
very often II wins aequittai for the pris-
oner? Lately it does not seem possible for
q man to 80 conduct himself before killing
another man as not to be manisestly insane.
II he talks about the stars he Is insane. II
he appears nervous and uneasy an hour be-
fore the killing he Is insane. If he weeps
over O great Grief, his friends shake their
heads and fear he is I" mot right" If, an
hour after the murder, he seems Ill at ease,
preoccupied, and excited, he Is unquestion'
ably insane. -.
Really, what we want now is not laws
against crime, but law against insanity
There is where the true evil lies.
And the penalty attached should be i'm.
prisonment-not hanging. Then it might be
worth the trouble and expense Of trying the
General Coleses and the General sickleses,
because juries might lock them up for brie1
terms in Difference to the majesty OF the
law; but it is not likely that any of us will
ever live to see the murderer of o seducel
hanged. Perhaps if the tauth were con.
fessed few of us would wish to live that
long.
|. If seem to have wandered from my sub.
ject, and thrown in some surplusage, what
do care? With these evidences of q wan
dering mind present to the reader, am tt
| be debarred from offering the customary
plea of insanity? MARX TWAIN.
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In consequence OF the payment Of the an
nual taxes under the internal revenue laws
for the next three months the Treasury will
he in receipt Of a larger amount Of currency
than during the past three months. Com
missioner Delano estimates his collections
for April, May and June, Of 1870, in the az
gregate, at about $4,000, 900. Therefore,
unless expenditures largely increase (Which
IS Lot probable}, or the Secretary decides
TO Increase his purchases OF bonds, there
must inevitably be an increase OF currency
balance in the Treasury for the next three
months. ".ts .; rF-~ .E!;-r
The ccin balance and currency balance In
the Treasury, on this 23d day Of April, are
each greater by S2,00O,0OO than they were
on the LIST instant. WALLACE.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rsu york stock and Money srarhcs.

NKw YORK, April ss-Neon--stoeks strong.
Money easy at tpcr cent, FxchAnge-Long, losa
short. 1901, Gold. llst. United States bonds, li3i
VIRGINIA e's-Ex-coupons, sol.
Seeming. aGold steady AZ ii21.
Coupons, 81 l.laaGll.H; 's7's, l.,7isgi IL; old
North Cardinals 4es new. -; old virgtnias, %;
r,w EYl.
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Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.

WAsa!seros, April 22.-Hogse:,Ihe APP
duce by one-hulf the estimates of the En-
gineer Department for Notifications.
The Ways and Means Committee had a
loose discussion on the funding bill and q
wide diversity of views was developed.
The commandments Of western posts were
forbidden to allow furs and peltries from
the smallpox regions to pass the posts.
Mr.. Peck, from the tenth Ohio district,
was seated.
The bill for the sale Of the Hot Springs, in
Arkansas, was passed.
MIR. Schenck moved to concur in the SEN
ate amendments to the income tax and adj,
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Rank Staterraerat.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The bank statement
shows decrease In loans Of nearly one million
Specie has decreased over one million and hslf
There Is frifing decrease in circulation. De-
posts have incrf ased half a million. Legal ten.
GERS have increased nearly three millions.
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rIIO THE WORKING CLASS.-We ar

i now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
slant employ ment at home the whole Of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light,
from co.. to Us per eyenine. and nroporttonsi
sum by devoting their whole time to the business.
BOYS and girls can earn nearly rs much as men.
aress and test the business, we make this unpa-
saiielea oner To all such is are not wen satiss
Eea i., we VII, SEND u TO pay for the trouble Of
WfHing. Fun particulars, q valuable sample
which VIII 90 70 commence work on, and copy
Or aas gsSp.s,s ,htsrary Of The
sent free by mail. Header, II Won ewsnt Sor,ns..
nent, profitable work, address 1905 ~. 80!
r Gs Is. @, ALLEN d Co.,
nhl4-d,w@SHSm AuSuasa, Ne
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Funeral ObScNuies.

BosToN, April 23.-The remains of Hon.
Arson Burlingame were inferred to-day
with imposing Masonic and civic ceremo'
mics.
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Foreign Markets-TBY TELpssApH,.

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. April 2a--Noon.--Consols, OF. United
States bonds, SSt. = = 4
LONDON, April 2a-Epening.- closed at
Oft bonds. sat.
LIVERPOOL, April Authorization dull: up
,ands, Md Orleans, 1lj@1Iid., and closing firm.
PARIS, April es.-Bourse opened dull Ientes,
HG175f.
HAvRE, April 2s.-Cntton opened quiet sales
on the spot at slight advance.
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE Lower APPoMArTox CoMPANy,1
L -. - PETERSBURG April u, 1ros s =
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL RECEIVE
i PROPOSALS. mn 70 t,se 18th tnstant % BUILD
ONE on MOKE POETOONs, Of large stsa. With
double railroad tracks In them, 70 and tho mate
| hal dredged from the river.
dee. - IT. 70. BIRD,
/ av1s-Ioa go - Cht&k Ensinear.
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Less In Treasury April LIST, 1879.

But the Treasury now holds bonds
purchased from April LIST. 1880 to
April lst, 1870, with accrued interest
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ALFRED SHIELD, DC.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, .
RICHMOND. April S. 1870. (

The parties interested arc hereby notified tina.
have fixed on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF Nav,
1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the time. and my Of.
flee, No. $40 Franklin street, in the city OF Rich
mond, Va, rs the place, to execute the foregoing
decree. THOMAS j. EVANS, :
ap 6-W<w Commissioner In chnncery.
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Two CONTRACTORS.

REFINED ROLLED IRON, all sizes;
REFINED HORSESHOE IRON,
ROD IRON from SIG to Sd tnches5
BAND, HOOP, and SHEET IRON;
NORWAY NAfL-EODS,
HORSE and MULE SHOES,
HORSESHOE NAILS,
IRON AXLES, all sizes
NOVA SCOTIA GRISDST0NES,
GROCERIES of all kinds. y -- ~
For sale by GORDON & CRIN9ANl .
ap Ism Pearl street.
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NfILtINERY.AWe are now OPEN scN
W. ing nett and most desirable stock Of 49,
MILLINERY, Consisting OF GRAPES, -
FLOWERS, STRAW GOODS, &C.
Our assortment fs large and varied, and con-
tafns all that Is no vel and choice In the market
We are confident that we can now show the
cheapest and best-seIected stock in the city.
we respectfully solicit call. All orders
u. WALTON & CO.,
- 'a.' 100 Broad street. corner OF Fourth.
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Mrs. Marsh, fthc Murder ess.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-Mrs. Marsh, who
Yesterday killed her three children and
mother, is now rayingly crazy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-25

NEW PtANfS-NEW GERANEUM,
IN Mrs. POLLOCK.-No plant that can offer
my customers will be received with more admira-
tlon than this beautiful plant. Also, collection
Of choice PLANTS for planting-out. --,a2.F
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
corner Of Main and Reservoir streets.
Street cars pass the garden every ten minutes.
ap 22-eod2w - -ag .l.s. t...
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miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1870.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1870.
The following figures are collected from
the Treasury Department to-day
Thu Treasury statement Of April LIST. 1862, ex-
hibNs:
Coin belonging to Government. ... sss, $40 sos IL
Tom III Treasury represcniedby GER
tlncates .:.................. 81 s72 500 %
Observation-Disclosures. $500, G2s 81
GIL 005, 1923 Sd
In comparison, the Treasury statement Of april
lst 1870 exhibits
H",n belonging to Government 500. sss,Ss ,945 os
t"in In Treasury represented by GER
t!hcatcs Observation-Disclosures. IS. s4s, 500 90
Currency 7,472, 1873 e5
&l12 $50, 474 70
The coin belonging TO Government April lst. 1870,
was less than April LIST, 1862 SIS, 865, $40 %
h!le the currency balance was,
pus.......... ...................... s7o. lo1 %
Less In Treasury April LIST, 1870 Sl4 COS, SIS 81
But the Treasury now holds bonds
Nil lcf lseo W,
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POWDER.

nUPONT'S POWDER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Wewould respectfully call your attention to our
ING AND MINING POWDER. We have q large
aud full supply OF all kinds, and will furnish 1t In
any quantity and at the very lowest rates. We
are the agents for the manufacturers. ..-
Also on band large supply OF
NAYL 5 BEST CAST.STEEII OF all
stEest ana -
IRON or every size Of rounds, fats, and
mhl7 ELS. MORTHAM.A 30.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP Just re-
" ceived and for sale by
POWHATAN z. DUPUY,
ap21 No. at Broad street.
SUPERIOR LOT OF HAIR BRUSHES
~ AND COMBS Just received and for sale low
by PuWHATAN e. DUPUY,
Apothecary. Broad street
ap21 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-All
"A persons tndeb:ed to the estate OF ELIZA DA-
me- and all persons having claims against the
estate will present them, properly authenticated,
to me, In order to settle up the estate Y
: =, = = - $3.50 s-.s. E. d. EACH0,
s administrator Of Eliza Davis, deceased.
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DAUGHS IMPROVED RAW-B0NE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for trailtne T0s
BACCo. CORN, and all CEREAL and GRAG8
CROPS, aud for eurtcbfng WORKOUT Land 80 per,
cent. cheaper than Peruvian Guano. Itsaraiysas !;
l-7S per cent SinmontS 50 per cent. bone phoe.
phate Of lime; 1905 per cent. Of which II sofnbl0,
reputation is unsurpassed Il has been recently
greatly improved BY an increase 0EA1&M0NIA
isaskcd. Planters can purchase on fonr and SIX.
months time With approved city acecpsaneaa.1
Orders filed at lowest manufacfurerssfS tes By
Il EI21t 81 LEE, BEDDoNE CO., ~
te 3i--3m eofe Agents for Ricnmond We
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1T1MTINH CARDS PRINTED 4T Tbs.
v DISPATOH FHINTTKa-H0uHHs
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T1NyELoPEB End PAPER.-Ful
Ia stock ~ ELLTSON q TAYL0E,S
: nn---,--.-.- adjoining MssanfNA Rnsld1n 80
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TIA following eentispaen ara With me-, and vi.
be pIaased 70 SEQ their friende j. WIGNBUEG, Y
j. TUHNER, GEORGE SwABACHXH, W. EcWa6s
and W. J.. E0GLEsToN. r.. 4 IL s9E ap4