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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01
Alabama Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 30.-Last night Capt.
Drum, commanding this post, had the
troops removed from the capitol by order
of Gen. Terry aud Smith and Bingham
have sheriff's posse Of negroes guarding
the Executive and Treasury.
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The YERaER TRIAL, Memphis, Nov. 30.
"A private dispatch, from jackson, Miss,
to the appeal, says the telegram from
Washington stating that Yerger, who
killed Col. Crane. had been sentenced to
Imprisonment for life is untrue. Yerger's
trial does not take place until January.
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DENIED Cincinnati, Nov. 29.--Mohr,
Solomon & Mohr. liquor dealers, reported
last night as suspended, state emphatically
to-day that though they have asked for
some extra accommod ations, their paper
their business is proceeding as usual.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. so.--Tobacco firm.

Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Nov. 30 Noon.- Consols 92i. q. 4.
bonds, 500.
/ oNDoN. Nov. 80 -Erening. - Censols, Gag.
United states bonds, $50.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30-Eoon.-Cottop quiet and
steady; up:ands 9sGQs3d.: Orleans, os0aad. esti-
mated sales, ZOO balej. 49,
: LIVERPOOL. Nov. -Euentng.-Cotton steady:
uplands, O3@9td. Orleans, ss@Sad. sales. IL, o0t
bales, including $500 for export and speculation.
Breaust. rs fImer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

The Cattle Disease in New York;
PouGHKEEps1E, N. T., Nov. D.-There L.
great excitement in the eastern part OF
Duchess county over the general and alarm
ing illness among the cattle affected WIN
swollen tongues and hoofs. Fifty head
died on three farms.
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DICHMOND AND YORK. RlVER
III RAILROAD.

On and after MONDAY, Oct. ~ 1870 the trains
on this road will be run IS follows K, az o3 -
PASSENGER TRAIN. - M
GOING EAsT.-Leaves Richmond d.ilg at LIS
GONG WEsT.-Leave West Point daily ut 4.
NJ. arrive at Richmond daily at lo:s5 A. m. ~;
Trains connect ut West Point daily except
landings on York river, Yorktown, and Bslti..
more. s,. .3a s.ltz -. :
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to- Baltd-
more, ST. at,rrra ,,=,s,sr. !.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
.z ATTACHED. E3h
Leave Richmond daily Except Monday} 4t4
O'Clock A. NJ; leave West Point daily except
Monday at O'Clock p. N. ~ 'f'ti y - !.
THROUGH FREIGHT a'.I
For BALTIMORE and ali points NORTH and
Through bills Of lsdtng given to all prominent
WILLIAM B. ENOE .
oc % 81, Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Domestic nrarkets-rBY TELEGRAPH

1
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O-Toon.-Flour, wheat, and
corn heavy aud dali Pork dull at S:5@f23 80.
Lard heany. Cotton dull and heavy; upiands
1sac. orleans, leac.; sales, 1900 bales. hosin
steady. Freights quiet.
EUening.-cot on dull and tending down sales,
4 900 Gales uplands, leac. Flour 6@1oc. lower
superfDe, N9p@S5.l0 southern ddll and droop.
ing at s. so@$6..o. Whiskey dull at ss@s0c. Wheat
lc. lower, with moderate export aud milling de
mand; winter red and am0er western, 81 41g0
Sl.45. Corn heavy and 2@33c. lower; new: 76G9
SIC: old sG@ssc. Pork steady; old, $ea@82a g.
Lard heavy. Naval stores firm. Freights s.arceiy
80 firm.
BALTIMORE, Nov. SOW heat-Choice white,
aL70@$l.75. Corn White, 70c.; yellow, 7s@soc.
Rye firm Mt sa@55c. Oats dull and unchanged.
Bacon-Clear-rib sides, l7@ ,73c.; no shoulders
nor rib sides in market; hams. zoe. Lard dull
| at 1dc.
Virginia s's. old, 4si bid, and so asked; 1ses's
| none offered; 1s67's, GO bid, 81 asked.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. so.-Flour dull and droop-
ing. Corn firm and scarce at 5l@Q55c. Pofk lote.
| Lard quiet and unchanged. Bacon In limited de-
mand shoulders, &c.; sides, 15Gl5tc. Whlskey
dull at s3@sic.
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. so Tobacco 81. $500 $3.50
for common to good Tugs, and ss.ls@$ls.7s for low
| to medum leaf.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. so Cotton quiet and frm
at l5s0l5tc sales, $3.50 bales; receipts, II. 0Sa
| bales exports to Great Britrln, 3, 8s5 bales
stock, 100. 243 bales. Sugar-Prime, lo@lOtc. Mo.
| lasses- Prime, 54@5gc.
] CT OTIS Nov 40 -.Tohacc6 firm
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pretty, shiny little boot to grace the foot
| of the first fair damsei that chooses to buy.
! Goat skins, from which all real morocco Is
made, are imported from all foreign coun-
tries where goats run wild, or live without
expense to the owner. Large numbers
come from Venezuela, in South America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

Contest I'm the Alexandraa District.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 30.-Mr. Mcken-
zie announces his intention to contest
Braxton's seat in Congress from the seventh
Virginia district. Z.
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W0ODENWARE.

"OODENWARE.
wv SO dozen PAINTED BUCKETS
so dozen BRASS BOUND BUCKETS,
6euests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS.
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND CANS,
200 dozen BROOMS, assorted:
500 reams WRAPPING Paper,
HALF-BUSHEL MEASURES,
WET MEASURES,
FLOUR PALS, BUTTER-CANs,
SUGAR.BOXES.
sells WAGGONER & HARVEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

A party of Calfornians have bought lands
In the Sandwich Islands, and have gone to
convert them into sugar plantations.
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The North CaroIsna Eleetion.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 30.-Manning
Dem.) beats Jos. W.. Holden for the unex-
pired term in the Forty first Congress, from
this district, by 43e majority.
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RIComoFD AND pETRRsBuaG 4. x. Co.. /; +.
RICHMOND Oct 20, 1870, j.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

u ~ -
Leave Richmond at s:8 4. u. aud . so PcM. ''''
Leave Petersburg al 10 A, NJ and 7.06 p. M
Freight and Accommodation train, with passeu-
ger car attached. VIII leave Richmond daily at
:. b. and Petersburg daily at $50 a. Z. lsuri-
days eLcepted). -. II. ....szz
The s:45 4 d. train win not leave Richmond ON
SUNDAYS ana ne 7:c6 P. 81. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS, - ,y,j,z.-%-. -
| srain, running through daily, Baggage checked
through. ..s.t .. ".thes..t. ~ .
| The passenger coach attached 70 the coal tssin
| Leave Glover Hill 1t 7 4. n, connecting 4;
Chester with the accommodation train. Pasoen>
gers returning VIII take the ESQ &. ~. train con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train, - ~.
VHOMASH WYNNEs -.
~ ..t. RI ..t.-s ~ SrDorfntAndfnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

EThe Weather nm California
SAN FRANcrsCo, Nov. 30.--There has been
rain throughout the State, which promises
| to continue. There has also been aheavy
snow In the mountains. a&tsts
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STOVES AND T1NWAREs ~
SNYDER & IRBY, ''-s ,s.4 :. -
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
IRON WORK. .i 49,

1000 CARY sTfEET, RICHMOND, 5YA.h
First premium on our COOKING -sTOYEs o. the
Virgtnta Stale Fairs Of 1869 snd 1870. First pye.
MUM or same at the 1orth Carolina stata FAIR
Of 1859 and 1870. premiums awarded aStef tes lI
can testify that the premiums were well deserved:
First premium given a. the same: Fairs t9S psss
HRAT1NG-sTOVE. -..i.,.,,...,,sx s.,,...
very i'm port Ut adjunct to the cooking. stove 3V
FRONTS and CRATES. =.
FENDERS. In great variety. ....s+-s.-.s-.:'s>'
4 HOUSE-FSOkTS Of most besDtiful styles.
IRON RAILING and VEaASDAHs.
Terms reasonable. sNYDEH u 1Hbx' "
M III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

SINGULAR SCENE ON SOUTHERN RAIL
RoAD-Sendtor Cameron and the georgia
Darkies.-TFrom the Augusta (Ga.) Chroni-
cle. November 26.]EWe have been informed
of a rich scene which is said to have oc-
Cured on the Augusta and Savannah rail-
road one day last week. 1t appears that
on last Saturday morning Senator Simon
Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, left this city for
Savannah. President Bridgers, OF the Will
minton. Columbia and Augusta railroad,
had arrived in Augusta about the same
time, on his elegant special car, on his way
to Atlanta, and learning that Senator Came
ron was going to Savannah, courteously
placed his car ut the disposal OF the Senator
and his family. The offer was accepted,
and the coach attached to the day train on
the Augusta and Savannah railroad. AS
luck would have it, there happened to be q
Radical political meeting At Waynesboro
on that day, and several negroes and few
white men were going down nom the CITY
to attend it. One OF the negroes, forgetting
that he was in Georgia, and not Ill South
Carolina, very coolly took a seat in the
ladies' car, instead Of the equally comforta-
bic coach which the company provides on
all its trains for the accommodation OF CO.
lored people. AS soon as the conductor
discovered this he requested the sable cltl-
zen TO leave the cur, and upon his refusing
to do so, elected him, after stout resist
ance, from the coach. Senator Cameron
heard the disturbance, and, discovering the
cause, invited the elected negro to take q
seat with him in his special car. A good
many other negroes were also invited into
the car and introduced by Senator Cameron
to his family, and requested to ride with
them down to Waynesboro'. OF course
the colored citizens were too highly tickled
not to accept the invitation, and the Sena-
tor, his family, and the colored guests min
gled lovingly until the cars stopped at the
Waynesboro' station. The above.is from a
trustworthy source, and may be relied upon
as correct.
On the principle that what is sauce for
the African is sauce for the Caucasian, we
have also been informed that on the same
day and on the same train white man
from this city, named Stallings, was CON-
PEELED to leave the colored peoples car.
Stallings is Radical, and was on his way
down to Waynesboro' to attend the politi-
cal meeting. The conductor very Justly de.
! cided that as the eolored people were not
! allowed to sit in the white peoples car.
| white people had no right to sit III the
colored peoples coach.
CAR TRAcTIoN.-The experiment by Cen
Reayreoard isresidar1t nj the 1arrOltOl
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ENGIISH PAPERS.
ENGLISH MAGAZINES.

Having unsurpassed facilities in our business
we fatter ourselves we can plesee OBJ customers.
TO retters-up Of clubs special Undue Will
he offered, ELLYsOS & TAYLOR,
Next to Dispatch building,
no ls-d, sw&wlm Richmond, Va.
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FIRE I'm New York.

New YoRK, Nov. 90.-The cotton ware
house of Hopkin, Dwight, TroWbridge &
Co., was burned last night. Loss, 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01
TOILET ARTICLES.

GOOD FOR THE TEETH, GUMS, AND
VI BREATH-The CORAL ODONTO, "a supe-
The CoRHL nETERGENT "a fragrant wash).
The WILD Oh ERRY TOOTH PASTE:
All prepared Of the best materials GsiIghttni55y
BRUSHES. For sale ut WOOD & SONS,
no "a New Drug Store.
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EAEENE EaTEAAEHENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC. L 1870.
Suu rises 7.12 moon sets........ u Is
Sun sets ,....,..... 4.4S High tide. lIto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

CAR TRAcrIoN.-The experiment by Gen.
Beaure2ard, PRESIDENT OF the Carrolton
Railroad Company, oSthe traction system
for propelling street cars, was satisfactory.
The car RAN to and fro very, smoothly in
1t remains to be seen whether the system
will work ON a long line with large num-
beg Of sars.-Nso Orleans PiQayEHs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

r IsT Of PREMIUMs.-SuNNY-SInE'
LHEATER, first premium MnsiTOE G9E-
lar LiGHTNiNG-ROD, first premium; AM9R-
loan CHIdHEY CAP, fret prendsM; Agent
for DlAMONDsTATEC OOk1hG,sEovA, NY
All in want OF above articles should call before
purchasing elsewhere zf-s no ~
TOHN BOWERS, (successor to Yale
q Bowers & YALE Iron Block Governor sfesces
Richmond, Va wholesale aud retail aesssr ~, u
PROVED DIAMOND tFIRE-pLACEs sT9YEss
for heating from one 10 four rooms. Has E9an7
de!iers, Gas Shades, Brackets. &c: FIumoaess
House Furnishing Goods, &e.S5si, pc+s--ln
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

RUMORED CAPITULATION OF
PARIS.
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THE FRENCH AGAIN WHIPPED
10000 KILLED AND WOUNDED.

&c, &C., &c.
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1870.
1870,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS oYER, THE q
SHORT LINE. - 81,
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Washington leaves the depot, corner OF Byrd end
E,ghhrh strssts dai'. as n A. Arrives In
Passengers Tor the L OVER PoToMAo
ROUTE viii take this train on M0EDAYHs
WEDN ESDAYS, and FR1DAYS, 49,,
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EnffIQ MaMyr aSa

Wheot.-White, 90 bushels. Red, d bushel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01


H%PotteI county, Pa, has not granted a Ii
cense to sell liquor for nineteen years.
81 Chieago's champion drunkard is appropri-
steiy named Drunkbum.
~ Eight thousand laborers are now AT work
building railroads in Connecticut.
e"ShoO-hy' has boddered Bryant's Ninsfrels
10 the extent OF about s10,00 clear gain.
~ The orchestra in the Chinese theatre Mt
Frisco sounds like nifty thohsand wash-boiIers
falling on hve-story building on a brick side
walk" NS
~Here and there in California a storekeeper
announces that he will hereafter 'sreceiye
greenbaeks at par"
81 In the Legislature of British Columhia
motion was adopted that Canada purchase AIas-
la and the State OF Maine.
groom husks are not only made into manor
and mattresses in this country but they arr, now
woven Into door mats.
IA Wisconsin lover caught his bride carry
~ ina a "baek log that he eouid not himself
ut. and he concluded not To marry in that
family. " a'
IA record of the acts of the Fenmenicai
SGHHeil Is TO be published in six magnificent
folio volumes.
s%The evils Of bad example were shown 4,
Albany on Friday, when boy was sent 10 IaII
- forgery, in altering an order for eight cents
o. eighty cents.
- In Dayton, Miss Shirk, one OF the females
N-9 rode in EallandigfIam cart In his day
sLtrI AN inscription 'swhite Husbands or
-,eLr has married an unadultersted African
haIavd Lee Kelly.
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FULL PARTICULARS OF the fatal duel between
the Duke de Montpensier and Prince Henri de
Bourbon, near Madrid, have come to hand by
mail. The encounter took place in the open
country, IN a field about 200 metres distant from
the little town of AlcOroon. On the morning of
the 18th the Duke de Montpenser, accompanied
by his seconds, repaired To this spot; the Prince
dc Bourbon was also promptly on time with
second. and surgeon. The weapons chO-cr rvere
pistols, and, according to Continental fashi IN
lots were drawn a. TO which OF the champions
should fire first. The toss was won by Don
Henri. Two shots at ten metres were exchanged
without effect; two more at nine metres with
like result. The combatants were then placed
at eight metres (say twenty-fOu- paces). Don
Henri fired and missed and the next instant
Tell stone dead. his skull pierced by the Duk G
de Montpensier's bullet. IL is told that the
Prince was very desIrous, in accordance with
his republican ideas, OF finding an American
Wife His friends were negotiating in a mar
rage between him and Western heiress and
when about TO leave Paris last summer for
Madrid, he called upon Boston lady who had
promised TO make up the match, and said
putting his finger on his foreheai:-"M Miss
must not refuse any other offer for me, for 1
have presentnent that before very long a
bullet viii cure the feyers OF this poor ardent
braia. L am 50 convinced that a violent death
stares me in the face, to beg YOU will transfer
your friendship to my poor little girl, whom |
have been obliged to leave in a convent in the
Faubourg St. Germain." Prince Henri de
Bourbon was in his forty-fourth year. a widower
and leaves four children.
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Suicsde and Attempted Murder I'm BOs.


The Boston correspondence of the New York
Herald OF the 9th instant has the fOllOwing:-A
most sorrOwful tragedy occurred in Howard
street, In this city, this morning, produced by
love, deep remOrse and bitter revenge. The girl
Mary f. Jones, is petite in stature, with flashing
black eyes, long and waving hair, and smile or
blush gives pleasant expression to her pretty
face 1, Her lover was one Jake" Hickman, a
For long time they have loved each other: but
for some reason or another, Just as these things
viii sometime happen, Hickman has allowed
ms ahectlon TO cool down, and has not of late
been so attentive to Mary as she demanded and
expected. This fairly broke her heart So last
evening she called several times at his hotel, the
Florence House, No. % Howard street, to see
her lover, but failed to do so. She was repeated
ly informed that ne was not in-that he was not
ever in the city. But this she believed not
and even az late as one O'Clock last night she
went again TO the hotel, and not being able to
gain admission threw herself down on the steps
and there Temainded till the break of day.
When the inmates of the house were astir this
morning she managed, through one of her own
sex, To gain admission, when she rushed
trantically TO her lovers room. 1t was closely
locked NO answer came to her loud aud oft
repeated demands for admission. Then she
became frantic, paced the long hallway to and
fro like a maniac, begging only to see her lover
Tor one secOnd-one second was all she desired
for with the weapon i'm her hand this was enough
Tor her purpose. She simply wanted his life and
was using every means in her power to get it,
but she was foiled and failed. Then, after q
minutes calmness and cool reflection, she
deliberately entered the bath room an
apartment adjoining t. room OF her lover. and
taking the pistol, the first shot of which she
Designation her lover, she placed it at her lett
breast and fired, the bali entering her chest
just below the left nipple. The report aroused
the inmates of the house, and when thew
reached her she was lying the floor and
blood was flowing from her breast in a dark and
fatal stream. "A carriage was at once secured.
wien she was taken to the City Hospital, where
she died soon after.
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LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

The Connecticut Republican State committee
authorize the statement that 1t Is too late fpr
the colOred men to comply with the provisi ms
OF the registry law in that State, therefore taey
.nnot vote this election.
The Peabody tomb was entered by burglars
Wednesday night, who stole the silver plate and
handles from the casket- The thieves were
arrested Yesterday and the plumber recovered.
They will be tried to-day.
Runor assigns General Pieasantou to the c,,-
lectorship of customs at New York, vice Grin
nell, to be removed, and Postmaster Jones to
the collectors hip of theS2d internal revenue dis
tIict, New York
The bin repeating all laws recurring inspec-
lions in Maryland, t. take effect January ist,
LIZ was amended by excepting the weighing of
live stock and the weighing of hay and passed
bN the Legislature last night-yeas 81, nays TO-
The comm ttee appointed by the Mississip phi
Legislature to inve. ,igatc the escape of Yerger
made their report and were afterwards dis,
charged IRON further consideration of the affair
The bill introduced in the Mississippi Legisla-
tuIe, providing for the registration OF all legal
voters, Includes all citizens, male and female,
tSenty-one years of age.
The sentence of Philip Steinmetz whose exc
cutiOn toT the murder of August Heick, at To-
leo, Ohio, was fixed for to-day, has been COM
muted 10 Imprisonment at hard labor for life.
At the convention of railroad ticket agents in
New York general reduction of about i've per
cent on through passenger rates to leading
points South was agreed upon.
Vi hODeTI Dalc LOT abStracttng let
tiers from the Baltimore post Office was com
menced yesterday morning, in the United States
District Court, in that city.
Ex-COllector Bailey is said to have taken a
Turkish bath. few evenings since, at a water
cure establishment in New York city.
Caldwell, implicated in revenue frauds, has
| been surrendered to the American authorities
at Suspension Bridge.
The convicted perpetrators of the BROOKLYN
November election frauds have been sentenced
| to imprisonment.
Gov. Chamberlain, of Maine, has designated
| Thursday. the nth day of April, as fast day
| in that State.
The ice is rapidly breaking up in the Penob-
| scot river, and navigation Will reopen in a few
DAYS.
| The remains of the late Gen. Geo. III. Thomas
were forwarded to the East from San Francisco
| yesterday.
| General Lee was visited by large number OF
citizens at the Planters Hotel. in Augusta, yes
| terday.
| The President has recognized Jose Rosa
| Perez AZ Consul from Nicaragua, at New York
Ex-Mayor VIM. V. Brady, Of New York, died
| yesterday, in the 69th year of his age.
Rev. Archbishop Foss, of the Methodist
| Churh, died recently in Switzerland.
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DIED..

WEBSTER Thursday, March 3Ist, Mrs RE-
age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
April 2. at p. m
GREER, On Thursday, 3Ist ultimo, carrie.
youngest daughter OF Alexander A. and the LATE
Mary & Greer. in the 18th ear of her age
Her funeral i'll take place from the residence of
her father, on Nth street, between aud NJ
MckENNEl. On the 3lst ult., GEO. WASH
1NGTON, aged years. ! month and Is dsys yonna.
es, son OF Martha and James ii. McKenney.
Ihe funeral will take place to MORROW, SATURDAY.
AZ clock .: m. from No. SO n street, near 6sh.
vited TO attend. ~Ae "
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The Eau de Nil," a new color, has been
produced in Paris 1t is delicate mixture of
gray and green, shot with silver, which is said
at every movement OF the body to give to the
robe 1.-THE aspect of flowing water"
~ A chap advertises in the Elmira Gazette
that be is DESTROYS to Groom and board" with
some respectable widow lady in that city, At
last accounts he had not been overrun with an
plieations from respectable widow ladies.
Krone of the greatest proofs of friendship
that one woman can bestow on another saws the
Saturday Review, is to give her the pattern of
some unhackneyed, unpurchasable article of
dress.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

BUREAU X. n. AND LII
OFF1CE SuPr OF EDUCATION, VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, March sth, 1870 \
viii be sold at public auction, on FRIDAY April
ON; is.o, az ~ f. M, the following public buildings
One Frame Building, 60 by 20, / story
One Frame Building, 50 by Is, / story
One Frame Building, % by 90 l story
One Frame Building lS9 by 90 in parts, two stories
Terms: Cash in United States currency on fhe dav
OF sale with deposit of per cent from each eur
chaser Tor each building when struck Off
Further conditions made known at time of sale
, By order OF Brevtt Major General o. o. Howard,
Commissioner. M MANLY
Supt OF kducation, Bureau X. r. and A. Lands,
nhl0-Jt State al Virginia