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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE LACKAwANSA. AND WESTERN RAiLRoA

= co. tLesseea)
foot OF Barelay-st aud loot OF
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hoSDAt SoT - 10
HiL TRAIN connecting st Denyle WITH Boouton Brsnch
Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With su.er 'or An
and EesoD At Arlington With the D. d. and W. r. ior Wa
Gap Sroudug Scranton aud Great Bend and az points on he Lack
ooms bns and Delaware and Hudson X fda =, ,
li:Jya LBHGu VALLEY BXPRESSssiops a. FeEMx Morris
town. Dover IIskstosp Washington PhlP,5ns and Eas0n con
Ph pshng With Bel Del X r. for BslydeFs &C. ana
son with L. " Bethlehem AIenosn Mach Chunk Aaa
Wilkesbarre
m HisTON EXPRESS connects st Dover with Chester H. {
and at Waterloo with Susset Il X ,.-,,-.- ..,-
s0a n AID 40 p M TO SUMMIT and Intermediate stations
$40 20 ItO aud so. $40 $40 $50 $780, 900
and q to SOUTH ORANGE aod intermediate stations
ll:.o 73o Ard $50 hoRRlsIO"S aud intermediate
slsuoEa .--.. ..-n,,,,
5:l0p. IN YOUNGSTOWN EXPIRES.
Por NEWARK st6;3O 0Jo 1920 H. Il:3s lao
l. 9 2:Js, $500 $40 $3.50, 400, so $40 edo ESQ., f $500
For BLOOMFIELD aud MoETCLAIR at $50, II TO- . $50
.al el0pu N. 4. SCHOOL,. Assistant BuperiEtenteat
" p kolwILt. o,n1 Tiesss Assn.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For LONG BRANCH, RED BANK, BRIcKsBCRG. NAN
CHESTER TOMS RIVER. dc, BY Steamer JESSE Hoir NAP
from Per ~. foot DaanssS . ,x,n,r
70. 1863 W. = sNbpbN otnerh Nansgsr
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The FIRST MORTGAGE PR CENT Com BONDS "
the MIDLAND RAILROAD continue 10 meet Win n'"e'
favor fran investors. The Issue up to the pre'en'
time is nearly exhausted. What remain are SIN
ofie,ed at par end accrued Interest in currency
GroEGn oPpYKg & Co.
- Na~au-st
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
Wv ROAD.


~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV. u. 1861
P..s,ssr etstlon Hew-io Twenty
folfh-aTc Enlranee Twenty se,eusa-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK,
rorNsHAven apd Bridgeport tEr ll3o lfl3 tEI );
y (EI }. 3:t5. <;J. $50 and (Rt) .. m . -
For Milford s:aifoi Fairfield and wsport 7;co 10
Q NJ. 1855 so and $3.50 p m IN. u.,o ,,.,. ~, ,o.
UI J, 3:i3. $3.50 Brl 5:3n, G:3o. sud 800 GEL
forb,rien. g. ii:5o a n. 3:t; tO 300 AID 6:D D. m
Pof ssnh<d tEIL o. I:3O a. m; nS OH 2:lA (BrD
3+3. 900 (Er J, AS. $3.50. 6:3J 7.l3 EEL PA
FoLGreepueh i3o 2:l3 3+3 las 3;c o3o I;is
For Port Chester ssi intermediate stations al ll;J' n E
saps,, MAJ T,.p l.,e. -srenih s,vyoi at for
Boston .....,. ,,.,,.
Fer Boston va Spiagirh, m lEi J lkrl' 'ht)P Ia
For Boston VIA Shore Line. 1918 vsrl tBi.l p
fer Hartford AID Springfield ga lEI iI;!3 jtst q"
10 Hartford
For Conase cot River Raosl Er) 2:iSp to Montreal
3p. m, Northampton .,, ,,.,.
For EvH,vsn Nsv.Lssdss sad stOuiszss Rare'a al -
lll5, J. WIN,
burgh
For kaagstuek Railroad. ga H. tkIl ~
Por psnbary aud NersAik railroad 2:iS ssd $50 ADD
IN eosnscIos With Freight train from Nouat TO Danbay
For New Canaan Railroad 9:ls t3V IN. and % sata
Sleeping Ca sttsehsi to r. uas and Drawing
hoom "" LEV JAMES X. H0YT. Superintendent
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Attu Qualifications.
DUBLdsHED THIS DAY,


pUBLIsHED THIS DAY,
CHARLES SCRIBNER 90.
TWO NEW VOLUMES OF
ruB ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY OF woNsbRa
THE SUBLIME IN NATURE;
vRiTRRs BY FERDINAND De LANoYE illustrated VIVID 80
Woodcota -, ,o.. eiD
n. AR and Atmospheric Phenomena the Ocean, Mountain '0eac
Rivers. Casets 0roitoes and Caerns 10"
the npouua Of vegetation described In this volnme ana IN ne
o msuner possible because the descriptions gwen pave
, ectd from ,e writings the most distinguished inh" ssa
,-.. The ostratious Of which from The pehe OF
Gua,e Dere reproduce tits county, vel a. ID '0fes
lands
THE WONDERS OF GLASS-MAkiNG;
IT'S DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY FROM THE kAkl.ms.
TlMss 10 THE PRESENT. BY A. sAUZAf With bI hosHa0A
o Wood "a. ga
The title Of accurately indicates It's enAfse
written in exceedingly lively and grspbc style and the useful ana or
psmeps applications Of glass fully described Ino
,ss,p, among other things Of Mare Do neoe' ~
various articles manufactured fom gass which have "0
ta,,, or Tie associations connected with them, acquires ~
interest
JUST PUBLISHED IN Thh
,trsTR ,TRp LIBRARY WONDERS
iLLesinAihD N'' IpeTieepee OF Animsih
Wonders OF PompdL Won'i.,s 81 Optcs
kypt aSN!eNs"s" Thunder and Lightning
~, a, sal. b, al. Bookseller sest postpaid ~ 'nep
"'"''' '''' CHAS. SCRIBNER Co,
No 634 BROADWAY. ShWloHh.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALps AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.--FlnsT CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. N.

tOfrfhWftt
mn n 10 Con go 1891 O0G 6s Cuusnev.....l2
400 ,......... 1903; 30no so Co.. bl........lV
ao n x S. Con rs 10000
81 C, ,.......... 1914 $40 Sc. 1910 Cou...elo"
Sail. M stat. osds- Railroad ond,-Bias RaoddEps
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Qantirg Scah,mits.

HLASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, ga
IVES. Thirty Morning and afternoon classes daily Gen
Usmsn MONDAY and Thursday. At Pm
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LOCAL NEWS.

QUARTERLY CoURr- Coatmmtnn IF Sat
urNuyS proceedings christopher Hyde VS.
VIM. Stounel-appeal Judgment OF Justice
below affirmed, with costs.
Accounts of Amanda F,brey, guardian Of
Robt. Ball Febrey, and of Henry W. Fcbrcy.
ext cutor OF Nicholas Febrey, were rererred tt
f. l.. Smith, jr., special commissioner, fol
settlement.
+. A. Richardson vs.. r. A. Sanford ct ais,
removal. Rule awarded against plaintiff tt
employ counsel to next term.
Harlow VS.. Watcrs-remDvaI rule against
plaintiff to employ counsel.
Dix and Steiner vs.. Scaton-cl-c = certified
account A; Obeudorl, Laucr & Co. vs.. Metzger
case certified account Same VS.. Same
debt; Hamilton Easter q Sons ". samc-case
certified account dismissed toy order Of
| a~ttornies for plaintiffs.
William Esgan VS.. Joseph llorsemah-un,
lawful detainer-disiuissci ty order OF Diam.
tiff.
Alexandria, Loudoun aud Hampshire r. L.
Co. vs. Gregory and organs order o! ycstcr
day confirming report OF commissioners TO assess
damages, rescinded, and continued with leave
to Gregory to file exceptions in 30 days.
The viewers appointed TO view a proposed
county road, applied for by g.. f.. Colbctt and
otIlcIS, ulCu tucil lCpoil.
The report of commissioners to assess dam
ages for land taken by the Bernie Bank rail
road Co. was confirmed ami money ordered to
be paid to Clerk of court, subject to future
order.
Augustus Wall was eXoneratei from crr1nc-
Gus assessment on income for 1869.
Rocker vs.. Frederick--caSc attachment
dismissed.
R,x, Higgins L. 20. IS. Metzger-G. II. e..
Neal VS.. same-ca:e-certiied acccuuts-uon
assumpsit-rer. and issue and continued.
WA. II. Marhury was appointed and
qualified as guardian Of a. McC. Blackjack.
The reports of commissioners to settle the
following account were returned aud ordered
to lie one month for exceptions:
81 account OF j. G. MiIbnrn, executor Of 3.
c. Mibaru, deceased; Il. Ii. SIat!cr, guar
dian of Henrietta Fawcets and Joseph Faw
cett; W. II. Bartlc, administrator OF Samuel
BartIe; II. H. Cook, administrators OF ii.
Cook, deceased.
Report of commissioners to settle the &C.
count of Lucy l.. L'oyd's administrator Of
the estate of Frederick Lloyd, deceased, WIS
returned and ordered to lie orc month for x
ceptiors.
B4nk Of Cd Dominion w.. English, Castle.
man and Bragg. Suggestion W.. Potomac Fire
lnsurenc, Company-dismissed by order Of
Attorney for plaintiff.
Court adjourned till court in course.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April ll-3p +. IL.
CONGRESS-.

The Senate took up a bill to enc >urase tho
establishment OF a line OF steamships for thu
conveyance of the u. S. mails by way Of III:
Suez Canal, ard i0r promoting cmiglailoI
from Europe to the Southern States OF The
Union.
Mr.. Mcdonald Of Arkansas read aiongspaecn
thereon.
On motion OF Mr.. Sumner q resolution was
adopted directing the Committee on Agricul'
ture to report a bill to secure proper space anal
water to cattle transported by rail.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. Porter
of Virginia introd:-..% resolution ordering a
survey from Richmond to Harrison's Bar, with
a view Of improving the navigation OF the
James river.
a resolution Vas ALLOTTED giving q colorcd
committee The use of the Hall Of Representa-
lives fer meetings TO make arrangements to
celebrate tho adoption Of the 18th Amend
ment.
MIR. Mckenzie introduced the following
An act to amend the Internal Revenue law
so as to permit canal boats navigating the
Alexandria,, Chesapeake and Ohio and James
river canals to take in return cargoes of mer
chandisc without paying Tax as is now pre-
vidld.
a bill to authorize the city of Washington
to subscribe 10 the Alexandria. Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad was ordered to be printed.
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POLICE REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. The
Mayor is temporarily absent from the city, hav.
ing been called away by The extreme illness OF
his mo.her. Aldtrm.n Kobart Bell presided
this morning.
RobcrL Franc. from Washington. for disor.
dc,ly conduct: arrested by Waterman Nad",
was dischars led upon tho payment Of costs.
young man, for disorderly conduct arrest
cd by wa!chmen Nightingale and Waldo. WAS
tiaed ard discharged.
Jack Reynolds, for disordo.ly conduct at
Fishtown, WAS fined and discharged.
A man named Tabler, from Washington, for
striking u young woman in q house near tho
Brown Shed, WAS recognized for further cxam-
~ination.
WATcH EEponr.-Night cloudy and cccas-
ionally thoro were slight sprinklings Of rain
Thoro were no disturbances snd no arrests by
the watch.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.-Mr. Chaa. Bril- was
ono of several gentlemen in this city, vino
during the war, were taken before Judge Snecd
and REQUIRED to swear allegiance to tho Wheel
ing government. MIR. Brill refused to take the
oath, and he was therefore fined $50 and sent
to mil for contempt Of Court. rhr Senator
| from this district has introduced Il bill, as has
already Leen stated, to refund Mr.. b. the
amount eyacted from him. Several fines ct
the same kind have been refunded. a''i, It Is
expected, several more will ha.
Professor Newman will resume his c7cElng
class for gentlemen on the Is h inst. lie IS also
making grand preparations for a sore t" he
given shortly.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning between
six and seven o'clock was caused by the burn
ING Of a stable on Alfred street between Princess
| and Oronoco, occupied by III. Chas. Flood
Three valuable cows we're in the stable. Ono
| escaned unhurt, one was consumed. an! vas
| dragged out of the fumes alive but died soon
| after, Tho fire was accidental. The owncr ci
| the COWS after milking them left $ lantern On
| the floor, and oae of the cows kicked 1t over
among someloose hay.
Mr.. w. L. Brookes has, as will be SEN by
| reference to his advertisement in another col
umn, removed his store. At his new stana nc
| will keep everything that is usually found III i
first class grccaIy store.
It Is said that more OILERS arc IN the river
| than ever known before their ne'S cS-
tending from Lower Cedar Point un t" this
city.
Two Youngsters, old enough, however. &c
know better, were caught yesterday rohhlaa
the market stall of Mr.. Benjamin. Hughes
Mr.. W. W. White, clerk OF the Eas WORKS,
vas stricken with paralysis y"sterda" morning
md lost the use OF one hall Of his holy
The condition of the frc plugs is camp'a'nA'
of greatly by the hremen.
MIR. Richard Browns, an employ" Al 'h'
Sash Factory of Reishcll Il HHos"' had n
right hand accidentally ought by 4 ci!tpI'
saw in molten there, and serere'y injured ears
this mcrn!ng.
a little daughter or tr. Huimn. while st fla,
in tho grounds Of *. Nary Aca!H;"y, WA
run over ty QUE of the other pupils III III
school a day or lwu asr, anl had one "' Sr
legs fractured.
A kerosene lamp at Ike h"us: Of Mr.. J"hI
Vernon, corner of Columbus and Gith1n streets
was knocked off table last night sy that gel
tJeman's little child, anil hlcakimg. til" I'll ,sri
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IN 4

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-Wc are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at homo. the whole of the time or
for the spsro moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from soc to SIS por evening, and a pro-
portional sum by d~cYoting their whole timo TO
tho business. Boys and girls earn nearly rs
much as men. That all who SEQ this notice
may send thor address. and test tho business,
we make this unparalleled offer TO such Us
arc not we'll satisfied, wo will sond 81 to pay for
tho trouble of writing. Full particulars, " val
on, and q copy of The Peoples Literary Conn.,
panion-one of the largest and bost family news
papers published--all sent free by mail. Read
or, If you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
dress f. G.. ALLEN Y CO, Augusta, Maine.
i'm 2-d&IW3m
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was the first

YEsTERDAY.-Ycsterday was the first dry
Sabbath Tor some weeks past. The SKY was
cloudy, however, and the wind was from the
Northeast and there was a shower about six
in the evening. Services in all the churches, par
~ticularly tho Catholic, where palms were dis
tributed. were attended by large congregations.
Many persons were on the streets. and curing
the evening the grave yards and other suburbs
were visited by large numbers. The Washing,
ton ferry boats did an increase amount nj
business, and among the passengers who c'me
over from Washington we're several who
brought along with them a plentiful supply OF
liuuor. Three boys from Washington visited
Fishtown in a buggy during the evening, drank
whiskey, upset and broke the buggy, and one
Of them was licked up in the station house. ~
fight occurred on Henry street near Princess
about four o'clock p. III. between some co'ored
men, but none Of those ergngcd WAS seriously
hurt. Base ball was INDUCED in to some OK
tent on The commons around town, but scvera
of the games were interrupted by the lo!ire.
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4 SSIG EE'S A LES.

By authority Of the District Court OF the
United States for tho District of Virginia, in
the mstter of John 4. Shumate. bankrupt. l
will sell, by public auction. in the city Of Alex
andria, Virginia, on MONDAY, tho I'd day OF
Nay, 1870, at 10 o'clock m
A BALANCE OF ONE SHARE, belonging
t, the e.tate of said bankrupt, being one-slxth
Warren CO., Va, deceased.
The residue Of bankrupts interest in said eS
tate is sold subject to the liens thereon.
ALSO,
At tho same time and place, will sell II q
OF GROUND, with HOUSE thereon, FIJI
situated in the tow Of Strasburg. Shenan- lslsa
doah county. Va. belonging to the estate OF
William h. Woodward, bankrupt, This prop,
erty is also sold subject to the liens and incum-
brances thereon. Terms cash.
JOHN s. FOWLER.
on I--2aw3w Assignee.
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CANAL co NJ ERCF.
aaA<=5sEE5z $50 EEa g
I'D

ARRIVALS-T)-DAY.
Boats G 20 Sherman D Cromwell $ Dsven-
port, e Stevenson, katc, II G Flagg, 4 Bow.
yer, q Keney and } l. Dayton, to American
Coal Company. 49,,
Boats z Quigley and e Delscey' to Midlo'
THAN Coal Company.
Boat Jno Young, TO Hamr. s. Bait Coal Co.
DEpARTU Rgs
Boats Star, J G Greenless. A Willisor, M
sinclair, A Perkins, Lady of the Lake, George
Sherman, D Cromwell and j s Davenport fol
Cumberland.
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FERTILIZERS = Oar mpicllnIs have ON
hand ls,gr uuantities OF Fer'i'ix rs, Guauo. ard
Agricultural ails of all kinds, to which we in
vite the m'tcnli N of farmers in the adjacent
counties. Large cargoes OF Salt, TOO. have been
imported here, and salt, OF all kinds, can be
bought here 10 advantage.
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FsAsSlNE List
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
.,tca no: Columbia. Harper, Baltimore, TO L
Wheat.
Steamer Wawaset, Fowkes, Coao river, to
Potomac Ferry Go.
Schr NJ Holdsboro', B~altimor', y. I. salt to
iIooc, WodderbuIn i Go.
Schr rints, Smith, Portland, plaster to Hooc'
Wedderburn s. Co.
Schr Phoebe s Williams, lumber to Bruner
4 TO
Schr Martha Skinner, Baltimore, sack salt 10
w A Smoot. -
Captsin Harper, Of tho steamer Columbia,
arrived Inst night. reports the British barque
Iormnnos, from Liverpool for this port, on
Smiths Point; the British brig Three Sisters,
from Liverpool for this port. aground OF the
White Hsuse. and two schooners.one loaded
and one light-aground at Hard Bargain, JUS
below Fort Washington-ono on either SIDE O
the river.
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by Beck. Knox Il KERRY, Auctn'rs.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE

= \ II ~ - L ~ Il y oAdn W NoHN
REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA,
VA:-By, virtue ofs deed OF trust, dated on
John #. Price and wife, of record in hbar T.,
No. 8, folio rs, of the A%lexsndtia county land
named, will expos to sale, by public auction,
o. SATURDAY, the "a day of April: 1870; at
described property, to wit all that TEN g.
HM EMIT and LOT OF GROUND on the MN
west side Of Union street. between King and
Prince, in Alexandria, Va, in front on Union
street twenty foot and in depth seventy ieet t;
also. all that TENEMENT and LOT OF a.
GROUND adjoining the same in the rear. II
in front twenty feet and in depth thirty five 1T.
tho said property being the same at present
occupied and used as 3 restaurant b. JAS Cole
ansn. Terms cash.
GEO. II. MARKELL,
WESLEY MAKELl.
mh lis JOS. BRODERS, Trustees.
The above sale has been postponed until SA-
TUkDAY next, the 9th instant, in front of the
Mayors office. ap 5-ts
The above sale has been postponed until SA-
TURDAY next, the 10th instant, at II o'clock
~, in front ofthe MAYORS Office. ap Its
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r1TY PROPERTY FOR sally.

No. I. FIVE desirably loo rted BUILDING
OTIS or Columbus street. between Duke and
Wolfe, ~ feet front by l294 deop:
No. , ONE LOT, ~ by ~ feet on WGtte st.
Nc.3 ONE LOT, 20 by 81 feet on Woiso 81,
adjoining, on which is II small orick ncuse' .
No !. ONE LOT on Duke stree'' - iee'
front by ll5 feet deep, the same as now occu'
pied by II. Nif1ston's shops, The ABOVE prop
crty /. offered for sale very low. Apply u
SMOur MILLEk, Land Agents,
apu IT. King street.
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PROPERTY SALES The two sorry framed
house and lot of ground Oh FiIr'ax street, near
the rncr Of Duke. bc!ongins to Mr., Charles
Graham, was sold this m nniGs by Beck, Kuoz
e kcrby, to Mr.. s. }. Red, Tor S7S5.
The two story framed house and lot Of groutd
OF Princess street near the c .rner OF Columbus.
belonging to Capt. Blxtcr. hrs b@en sold TO
MIR. Robert Crook, for 800
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RTHLIXEA

IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AMI FAR
MERS.
a HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER All a
MODERATE COST.
MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PHuS
PuATE,
Composed of Dissolved Bones, Ammonia and
Potash.
This IS y rich ard activ6 Fertilizer, in which
is concentrated all tho richness OF pure bono,
made soluble by Il generous mpp!catlon OF Sui
rhuric Acid, aided by tho proper proportions
OF Ammonia and Potash. Its anal ysls shows :
Bone Phosphate and Lime"...52 per ct.
OF which is directly solutle....l4 per ct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. 4 per ct.
TOlaSN. = per Ct .,
Tho nroprietors Of this Manure sre so we'll
salts fed of ia ad>pts hilily to Nil crops, and OF
its powerful infueace in building up worn out
lands and If really adding to tho value Of the
soil, that they request, rs Il matter OF real I'M,
p~ortunce to tho farming interests, that every
planter should give it q trial, il only on .,
small scale. They feel confident thst ~ fat
| trial will prove it b, to beyond cavil, tha very
article of all articles to mocL their nccesslties.-
| Price SIS per ton 2C00 lbs. For sale in large Of
| small quantities by ThOo. fEfkl,
NH 3l--2m General Agent
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, April ll.-stocks very active
Money easy at 5aG per cent. Gold ID. Virginia
Gs, OK COUPON, 70!; new 60. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged
Corn quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, April 1l.-Virginia sixos. old,
oh bid, 574 asked; do. 1S6 GG bid do. 1857 I'll
bid. Cotton firm st Z3. Flour firm and stock
scarce and decreasing. Wheat active; Penn:
s~ylvania red 13)al32; primo to choice Maryland
red l35a145. Corn active; white l05a1CS; yell
low 1u7alCS. Oats steady at 6OaGl.
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NOTlCE OF REMOVAL.

Believing it to be to my interest,", l have this
day removed from my old stand to no King
street, above Washington.
return many thanks to my friends and the
public for the interest they have always mani.
Tested in my success, and beg n continuance OF
the Same NJ my new store. Very respe fully,
ap II WIN. +. BROOK K
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w D..

W
Wanted to cxihsngo tho following FARMS
for improved city property, in either of the
cities OF Alexaadria, Washington, Baltimore or
Philadelphia, to wit:
No ga FARM OF 500 acres Cuipoper
county, Va; good improvements saw mill,
erist and merchant mill; lne estate. Price
S30 per acre:
No. / "A FARM Of 500 acros; Cuipepcr co ,
Va Us of which is in valuable timber; ordl-
nary improvemo nts. Price $l5 per acre.
No l5S.-A FARM of $50 acres, in F%auquier
CO., Va adjoirs the Fauquicr Sulphur Springs;
four comfortable Dwellings and out. buildings
sell of fine quality good dairy and fruit farm
Price $50 per acre. Apply to
SHOOT & MILLER,
on7-tf Real Est. AG's., 1i2 King St
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Getting Married.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the de-
lights Of home, and the propriety or impro-
priety Of getting Marrind, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envolopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box =,
Philadelphia, Pa. ian
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The Mcfarland Trial.

NEW York, April ll.-Thc Court convened
at eleven O'Clock. The interest is uuabated.
1t rains fast yet. The room is crowded. Mrs.
Horton is present as the reporter for the
Revolution,
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BUTCHERS STAND.

". j. HOLLAND, having completed his
new STALL, immediately in tho rear of the one
ne formerly occupied, and ltted it no in the
most approved style, is now prepared to fur
nish his customers with the ch 9icest meat the
market affords.
Thankful to his friends ind the public for
the patronage heretofore extended 20 him, he
promises to do everything in his power TO NOR
it a continuance Of tho same. Some show meat
will be on exhibition st his stall on Saturday,
the 10Th inst. ap ltd
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VIZ K ID :

W -,,a,,,
a purchaser for n tract Of iOW acres Of and,
No. I22, in Rappahannock county, Va; urge
stone mansion liz feet long all necessary out
buildings and surroundings 100 acres of the
farm choice arabic lsEd and all enclosed the
remainder, eco acres, OF the fines: timber fine
orchard, choice vineyard. srist snd saw mill
C. splendid estate. Price s3j per acre. Apply
TO SMCOT Il MILLER,
ap7-tf Real Est Agts., III King street
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NJ y f .
US. INTERNAL REVENUE,
hSvusGOp'S OFFICE, 5th DIST, VA

AplTl 7, IoIV -
Tho annual list of taxes on incomes ior loo''
| and spccinl taxe,, SC, for 1870, have boen pre-
pared, and will be open for insp ctinn Mt this
ppGice, No. S. King street on the 2ctb, 2lst, 22d
| am I3d instant.
:<o.ice is hereby given thai, on tl1 Gays men;
| TONED, appeals will be received and Determined
| relative to any erroneous or excessive Fa'ua'
| tions, assessments or cnurn CITATIONS returned IN
said list, and said list will be open to the in,
Suction of All persons who may apply Cor that
purpose J"7Iah Niii'HN"h'
Al SO. Assessor