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W9NM AED COAL.

r AM NOW DELIVERING GLOVER
L. HUI COAL at the following reduced rates:
LUMP F0k GRATEPURPOSES per load, IS rs
HAIL FOR CRATE PURPOSES, rer load, 00
HARD FOR CRATE AND COOKING
PURPOSES, per load. ..................... 90
/ have hand also some very good CLOVER
HILL LUMP COAL for the low price OF $3.50
per load delivered.
: ANTHRACITE COAL, COKE, OAK AND
PINE WOOD, at the lowest rates.
lie 2l-2m A.-B.IWOOLDRIDGE.
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CNWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- EEPAlKEU, The 81 OAT ELLlrTlC SEW;
me MACHINES BOUG dr sud S0ED We se.,
tic oasv PROPER NEEDLES for sae ShVaf
- = - SI.OAT 4 ADDINGIOH
fvI txls Cary street. pear Fourtecoln,
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4 cwTcUIyvRaI, IM,PLEsIENTs.

tie ERS.-We have Ill store two
FL BUCKEYE REAPERS ard one McCON-
MICK EEAPEE that viii be sold for less MN iil
regular price Wehaye also for sale the NEW
YORKER SETiF-RAKINGR EAPER, when was
awarded the first premium al the aelu trisi "'
Wcstover last year. M,
az - 1911 Cary street.
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II ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL rs
iY0R x TOW n AID YORK
GERI5BsfTY If e, THE CITY OF WILLfAMS.

BURG, AAD THE CRY or NoRfo bLElA r az;
sSAbE.--In ths suit Of Che Dismal Swamp Land
Company aud ala; psp Robert hnderson's curs-
city or vii And County Of James s g c aSs
TWAS, among other things, decreed ne follows -
ssps ey sss e Dsrses that .s
died seized and possessed win he necessary for the
psyfnente his debts, and that Il would &c TO he
the Court wishout 6sei ling anyqdes Iona IN tbs
KDAL EsTITE whereof he said Robert inds ac
and parcels, aud at such times and places. a. thc
deem best. IN e the sale be made after ihirty
the city of Richmond and one printed Ia The cttn
Of Norfolk. and pasted ut the cour-Iouse doors Of
real estate TO be soidts upon The following terms
sufSie sum In cash TO pay the expenses OF the
sale the balance to be paid In II and Is months,
day or sale, the purchasers to execute bonds with
sufhcient personal security, payable to thecon,-
mi ,si9ners, for their respective purclases."
signed, appointed special commissioners tO exc
cute this decree, will ocl the Following properly,
II the town Of York, State of Virginia Over ONE
.d dc s ss town n'S sna s v 10Y
70 Rassns sTSEy
isss 8 asres PisEoE oIAkTEk. farm rf 10
BARD'S farm. 90 acres ROW E'S farm, 10 acres
ELLIOTI'S farm. II acres; MONETT'S farni,
so acres GRIFFIE'S WOODLAND, so acres
Also eight or ten LOTS In the city OF Williams
burg, state OF Virginia, we'll situated some VI
them having houses on them. Also one HOUSE
AND LOT, aud one LOT, In Norfolk city on CUM
berlaud street.
The sale OF the above property will be made
privately by the commissioners whenever they re.
c. I've fair offer for any portion thereof If not
sold privately before October Goth, that being
\ ork county court-day, then an OF soch property
lying In the town OF York and The county adjacent
will be put up by the said commissioners before
tile courthouse door I'm the town OF York.
{ The property I'm Williamsburg will be sold on
the 10TH DAY OFOCrOBER, ut the eoIrt-h0t,se
door 10 that ely, IL not sold privately before tht
time -
premises the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, II not
sold before that time privately by the commits
sioners. .f.
tel in Yorktown, and George w. Greenwood VIII
show the property In Williamsburg purchasers
can apply, and persons wishing to know more
can write to Robert A. Bright, ESQ.,, williams
Tho Inc Commissioners will be ready to sell any of
have passed from the naturalization OF this in a
ni''''''oHU "no -'o l'' WILLIAM s. PEACHY,
tf'' - '''s JOHN T.. SEAWELL,
~. - H. y,h
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z FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the desirable STORE M
4 No. 1914 Main street. at present occupied Ell
by Messrs McVeirh & Marshall and j. j. Osborn
e Co. This is one Of the best business locations
In the city. Possession LIST of July. Apply TO
je I8-eUd2w GRUBBSr & ,W1LL1AMS. .-
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NEASONED OAK WOOD AT FIVE
- DOLL AIRS PER CORD.-HaviDg purchased
one hundred and twenty cords OF splendid SEA-
S0NED OAK WOOD at Camp Grant. to be re-
moved In ten days, VIII deliver 10 any one one
cord with the privilege, for . few DAYS, nrs-Iate
OAK WOOD ut IS per cord.
Persons wishing to lay I'm their wiuter,s supply
wal save at ldast o. per cord and get good wood y
leaving their orders Mt once ut my once, next 10
corner First and Broad streets Lto,
he IL w. d. mCDON CLI'.
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aEwfNG.MACHsHEs.

IE1HE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
L MACHINE, the best for all KINDS On m ..t,,
prove II; its work confirms II. over ninety toa-
sand sold last year. Call and examine tt'Hp.s tr
> Sewing Machines repaired. .ftlATG : ..E
AGENTS WANTED: ...,..
a. a ID s,u S,vau, = + tssF - 9l3 Main strttt.
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TIOR RENT, a BRICK DWELL o.
IL ING-HOUSE containing eleven rooms III
ki5chCn stable wood house gas OH the premises !;
welt of good water In the yard; anu garden at
tachcd. Location, curncr Twcnty-cighth and
Grace streets. Possession given the 18th Of this
mouth. For terms, apply VI -
THOMAS j. HARnGROTE'S
Office at factory, or by letter, post-ollicc, Rich
moud, Va. = e. IL" 49, ."f. Jc H-1m
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!. GEoRcE III. BROWN. f}3AE u C. l.. EADWAs.I :
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELk-
VI BIeATED WHEELER WILSON ssM-
propose, ~ view Oh OIL our oa.
superior facilities. TO e9ndac, Sr Hn
Is,,i assor,ment OF tic above celebrated sincaipe
with an tlc modern improvements sha nna rni
Inn 80. Machines sold ON the lease plan ~ CASH
prices, instalnents of $40 o month. Repairs 'tS
piopt'A' GEORGE IL. BROWN i CO...
No. 73a Main, corner OF Eighth ssiett:
W aarfs ~ : nfnd thrnD chont the SEate. my 10
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FIXJINDOW-SHADEr D u p tt! 1886
w MAIN STRET-M GOLDEN Is selling of
his large stock OF WINp0W..SH,ADES, TABLE
OJECLOTHS, &c : at gold prices. Gold Velvet
and Crystaltsed Shs1es,g With Fixtures to match !;
Marble, Mahogany, Rosewood, and Figured OIL
cloth, from one sh1ling per yard up. ;Blaes, en-
york prices, Cali aud buy of NJ GOLDEN, 1856
Main. street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets. f.n r lads - am
EINE SMOKING AND CHEWING
It 'TOBACCO.-Gol star and Virginia Queen
smoking Tobacco: Cloth OF Gold, Emperor,
5'.f w. g. DANDR1DiE d CO.,
myls s37 Broad greet
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BY Richardson s. Co., no. +.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street, ... = =. p. .-.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
" ABLEREAL ESTATE EE YEA pHErok.hE1
ON THE OLD SCUFFLEToWN ROAD, -AD-
JOINING THE PROPERTY OE.WlkLlAM AL.
len, ESQ, WEST OF THE CITY.-By virtue OF
sdecree Of the circuit court of the county OF Hen.
rico rendered on the 2lst day or May, 1870 In the
cause of Garter against Carter ct ais, shall, as
special thereby srpo'ntssd process es
nth instant, at ~ O'Clock r. NJ the ty fret
mentioned above, consisting of TWENTY-FIVE
acre grove Of beautiful shade trees a NEAT
FRA ME- DWELLING contain ing five or six
rooms kitchen, barn, stable, &c.,. all in good
repair; located about one mile and half north OF
the city on the road leading eastwardly from the
toll-gate on The Brook turnpike And mt lialf-paSt
O'Clock p. Nj. the same day the property, men
toned secondly above, consisting Of . HALE
ACKE LOT fronting on the old se1flletown road,
by William Allen. Esq, west of the city limits
TERMS: one.third cash balance at inur eignt,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained; or, IL the purchasers
desire It, the cash will be received and Interest
ahat.d j, a. RICHARDSON,
Special Com missioner.
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:" STOVES, AMI TINwARE. LIZ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF all sues, Tor
T. dinners, for sale by GORDON q Shhass e ~
Pearl Binck. 4sgstscit 49, &szyN.tk-
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RICHARDSON & Co., huctionesrs.
pfYSTppN EMENT-

,PGSTP0NEMENT. ? 80 =
The sale Of the TWEGTY-FIVEhC RFS men, men;
'tfoned above, with improvements, GcanGlt III
grove. &C., is postponed until WEDNESDAY the
.-"N. - j. A. RICHARDSON,
90 = . Commissioner,
prcu AprsnH o. Co. AuCtinneers. = lie ID !
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nor RENT OR LEASE, that desira- g.
Il Bile SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, Nc HOS Eli
St Johns street, recently occupied by the late
Mrs. J. Il. Martin. The garden comprises The en-
tire square two ncres), ana is we'll stocked with
apple, peach, cherry, and pear trees
gf;,pc-Tines. and small fruits. ...l 800.
: There Is q we'll In the yard and good spring In
lie garden Apply to 4. T. MARTIN,
ic Is 2w T." - No. HOS st. Johns street.
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NLOVER HILL COAL.

!, am now prepared to furnish all grades of
CLOVER HILL COAL at the following reduced
prices:
LUMP. s5.75 per load delivered; HAIL, s. =;
HARD, for either crates or cookingstovcs, IA.
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL of best quality
SOFT COKE for cooking PURPOSES; OAK and
rI.EWOOD. G.. Is. LIPSCOMB,
IL 2U-3m Seventh ami Byrd streets.
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FTHE BUCKEYE SEWiNG-MACHiNE
use two threads, make lock-sliteh alikc on
both sides, and can be run win hsna OF hos'
1hcy art, simple reliable, durable, and cheaI'
and Warranted FOR THREE iEARs:
Price of hand-machines, go and US OF ma
chimes ON table, $35 and 80. -. ,.t'tL
Thsy sfYa We the advantage Of all! the modern I'M
pro yements, and viii sew fine muslin, heavy cioth
or leather. Call an.! see them: ~, .x.,.u,
eo5 Filth street, between Broait ana 6sses3
INV aI--eocflmx .I'..;iIfsfg y Ricmop,i, w.
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nv 5snaes b. Taylor.
Real EstAse Agent and Aucsioneer,
0Mee no. s7I Mai1 street.

T.HAtVE FOR BALE. PRFyATELYsrY
II DEs1RABLE FAMILY REMDENfEs raostA
- IN the central part OF the city pcrsns ,si,,s
anime the property. JAMES III. TAYISJn.. ga
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncsr.
i, % ze--8 - ~. Once Is7l Main street.
/ Lck SALE, q BARK MILL, somplesa,
n With an the most improved fnachInery. an.
Mfesy neWto pc found In such On essabiishaoent.
Ikis nfost ctigihiy located, with Beycr-failisa
waIcs and, With very snfsi. expense. cal
pe a;napted to other uses. Also, the LExSEof the
Ds,iaing ana goodwill Of the party Wishing 20
Sei. FOE further particulars inquire OF -,
- T.,.y JOHN K. CHILDREY.
yeIs--Iv ~ 81 sti4S.t' 1855 ,1S7o Main sfrcef
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A NEW DISCOfERI, s..-sE-3gt Ia ~
DIR. J. BRA DFIELD,s FEMALE REGULATOR
IT =. MONA N's BEST FIt1ENls ~. Z.
A legitimate prescription, ac!entlfcaiiy pre-
pared for diseases peculiar TO Ladies. To- =
II Is not cure-eli, hut a specific for one Grass
emption from Is an exception to general rn3c,
This medicine liz approved and rcccmmcndca.by
The best kill In the medical procession anu by INC
clergN.
it has been pnt up In Georgia for the last twenty
ye3rs and where fits virtues arc known poltie Is
10 be found in every house. ,.,.., =.
sesses, together with certificates OF its wonder
full! cures, the reader is referred 10 the wrapper
Manu- ManufactuGcd by BRABFIELD y CO: Atlantis,
Gal, and for sale by PURCELL, LADD q co.,
q. Nv. POWERS, and by druggists generaily' ~
nay a-3rlgt ..gss.,t ..1;. 4zY - siGitnbJu.N
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PATENT NATIONAL C0FFEE,POIs,
\ II warranted the best In use try thsm.,f K
- $500 - $3.50 KELL0GG h GIBSON. s:
F+s,,.,,y a. I'm s.s TIL 1907 Main strees
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
TRIPLE S III e E T i.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
1-Advertisemen.s.
2-Advertsementa
3-1'he state Capital: Organization OF the Legis-
lature Governor Houman's Annual Message
The Telegraph Operators Strike Tne Move
ment Becoming General Along the Lines
Reported Heavy Failure.
a-Governor HoYman's Message to the New York
Legislature continued from third page)- Abb
stract OF the Annual Report Of the COmmis-
s0ners OF Charities and Correction-Dlscoyery
OF another Giant.
6-Europe: The Debates and Platform OF the Des
tical Council at Naples-Hayti: Particulars OF
the Capture OF Port au Prince-News from the
the West Coast OF notwithstanding IN the
Courts iesterday-Pickpocket and the Police
in Broadway.
6-EditoraIs: Leading Article on the Governors
Observation-Disclosures Move on the Money
Question-W ashington: The Samana Bay Pur-
cnase-Ripping Fifth Avenue-Amusement
Announcements.
photographic News from all parts OF the World :
No King for Spain; End Of the Paraguayan
War-Sketches OF the French Liberal Minis
ters-The Prison Ships In the Bay-Sale OF
Seats at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn
Suicides In Fifth avenue and Division street
The Sleepy Hollow Murders-Eection OF the
Auanuc ana Great Western Railroad CON-
p6Hy y-hcOIkc IcaDOuyS NHl-BuslQe3a
Notices.
E-The Bauman-AlmeJo Tragedy: The Coroner's
Investigation at the Morgue-Corresponden
Between the Pope and His Clergy IN New
YOrk-New York City and Police Intelligence
The Tonnage Dues Question: Meeting Of Ship
masters Organization OF the Commercial
Travellers Society-Judge Dowling's After
noon Wak--A Dish OF Hash--Brooklyn City
News.
O-Financlal and Commercial Reports-The Red
River Rebellion: Canadian View OF the Situa.
tion-The Suez Canai Lettertfrom N. de Les
seps--Accidents from the Careless Use OF Fire.
arms-Marriages and Deaths
1O-Custom House Affairs: Review OF What Is
Being Donc-Sndden Death OF . Falthless
wiie-Cock Fighting In Brookyn--Arrvai OF
Walter Brown the Champion Oarsman, at
me-Obituary-Reveati0n OF Life In the
Great MetrOpolis-The Alleged Female SWIM.
dler at Poughkeepse- e-Amusements- European
Marke.s-Shipping Observation-Disclosures
11--The Domestic Tragedy Cycle: Love and Jea-
ousy and Attempted Murder and Suicide
Scan. Mag In Massachusetts-Ezra Gregory
to be Tried for Observation-Disclosures
13-Advertiscments.
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Tho Flow or speele I. Asaa.


To China and India, and especially to
China, the specie OF the world has flowed for
ages and continues to flow as water Into
great gulf. Nearly every steamer that leaves
San Francisco for China takes out large
amount, and the steamer China, which sailed
on the LIST inst. for Hong Kong and Yoko-
hama, carried within q fraction Of seven
hundred thousand dollars in treasure. The
Asiatics have tea, silks and other things 10
sell, which we and the people Of other nations
must have; but they do not take Of us In
return manufactures and products exclusive
Of specie, to balance the trade. Indeed, the
balance is always largely against us and has
to be made up by the shipment Of specie
This extraordinary and continual gulf in Asia
for the precious metals Is very curious
thing to contemplate. But the practical
question for US to consider-and for our
government, merchants and shippers to con-
sider-is how we are to create or stimulate
market in Asia for American manufac-
about balance of trade. The time sp-
pears favorable for this. Under the present
comparatively liberal government Of China and
the Burlingame treaty, and in the rapid devel-
opment OF trade with Japan, there appears to
be good opportunity for increasing our ex-
ports to that part Of the world, and for intro
ducing many things from this country which
the Asiatics may want or would soon learn to
want. We call the attention Of Congress and
Of our merchants to the importance Of this
subject. There is race commencing among
commercial nations for the opening and future
trade with Asia, and, considering our geo
graphical position and the enterprise Of our
people, this country ought soon to have the
largest share. Shall we seize the advan-
tages, or let them slip from us when they. are
within our grasp? That is the question.
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Tho Now FRENCH Mlnlssrx.

All things considered M. Olivier has sue
ceeded in organising an able and liberal Min
istry. II was hardly to be expected that he
would interfere with Napoleons selection Of
Ministers for War and Marine; SO that we are
not surprised at the retention of General
Lebnuf and Admiral Rigault de Genoailly.
But otherwise the Premier of France has made
a complete and sweeping change. Count
Napoleon Daru, who has been appointed to the
Foreign Office, is one of the most liberal sup
porters Of the empire. His elevation to 30
important an Office is curious illustration Of
the mutations wrought by time, the Count
having been imprisoned In the period of the
coup Tstas for advising the impeachment Of
the Emperor. Quite recently he publicly ad
vocated the extension of amnesty to the
Orleans princes, and in q conversation he held
with the Emperor urged the policy Of allowing
them to return to France It will be
remembered that Napoleon paid marked atten-
ton TO Count Darius suggestion and went 80
far as to request him to call again and resume
the discussion Of the subject As Count Daru
had almost made his acceptance Of position
in the Cabinet conditional upon this measure
Of liberality towards the exiled princes it
would seem probable that Napoleon has yielded
to his suggestions.
The appointment Of NJ. Buffet as Minister Of
Finance is auother gratifying indication Of the
earnestness and honesty with which the EN-
peror is endeavoring to establish constitutional
government in France. M. Buffet is one Of
those who disapproved the coup d etat Of
December, and retired from political life rather
than support the new empire. 1t is true that
subsequently he became supporter of Napo-
leon, probably because he appreciated the
great material benefits which the new
government was bestowing upon France.
But he has always ranked with the
strictly liberal (not radically party, and
from the time of his temperance in public
life has worked diligently with M. Olivier and
others of the tiers p0rsi to convert the per-
sonal to constitutional rule. OF course all
the new ministers are, and have been for years,
adherents Of the Bonaparte dynasty. Marquis
de Talhouet, Charles Louvet, de Parleu, do
Valdrome, Legris and Richard have, some Of
them, been government candidates for the
Corps Legislatif, and are all more or less
devoted to Napoleon. 1t was not to be expected
that M. Olivier would appoint as minister any
person inimical to the ruling house; still there
has been great progressive movement in the
right direction. Napoleon evidently UNDER
stands and appreciates the situation, and it the
new Ministry fails to meet the expectations Of
the people it will not be because he has not
sacrificed some personal prejudices at their
demand.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

A TIMELY CHARGE. Bedford, in the
Court of General Sessions, yesterday delivered
charge to the Grand Jury which touches the
right spot in these days when half dozen
murders or murderous assaults are reported
every twenty-fonr hours, and only three con-
yictions have resulted out of forty-two mur-
ders committed in the year just closed. He
charged the jury that they must give strong
aid to the officers of the law in order that
crime may no longer be committed with impu-
nifty, and that the laws must be enforced, be the
consequences what they may. With the record
Of only the past few days before us the timeli-
ness Of this charge win be readily appreciated.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

BEEoHER's BENEFIT NIGHT.-The ANIMAL
renting of pews took place in Plymouth church
last night, and, as the aggregate result Of the
sales amounted to four thousand dollars more
than last year, 1t is fair to presume that shares
in Plymouth church godliness have a steady
upward tendency. One drawback, such as
the managers of other places Of amusement
have frequently complained Of was also expe-
rienced by Plymouth church. Spectators, 1T
is said, in some instances made their little
income by investing cheaply in reserved seats
and selling out at increased rates to later
comers. Among the purchasers was Mr..
James Fisk, Jr. but whether he proposes a
worldly or heavenly speculation is another
question.
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Prsceedias. /. tho Les,slasurs.

A regular old fashioned democratic Legis-
iature assembled in Albany yesterday. In
bcth houses the democratic members elected
their own officers and opened the proceedings
with an abandonment commensurate with the
joy of schoolboys on being free to do as they
please once more. MIR. Tweed, in the Senate,
offered resolution resembling the one ratify-
ing the fifteenth amendment, which, with com
mendable moderation, was postponed until
to-day, and notice was given Of resolution to
repeal the Excise law and halt the pneumatic
borers in their tunnelling Of Broadway.
In the Assembly the democratic nominees
were also elected to Office, Mr.. Hitchman being
chosen Speaker. He made long address on
taking his seat, in which he urged moderation
in victory, economy in the public expendi-
lures and an upholding of the national honor.
Mr. Fields, Of New York, offered resolution
Of sympathy with Cuba, denouncing the
weakness Of the national administration In
their handling of the question of belligerent
rights Ii was laid over for further considers
ton.
The democratic members of both houses
met in caucus yesterday morning and arranged
the full programme In regard to the city COM
missions and the repeal Of obnoxious laws
relative to municipal government
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

NoBLEssE OBIIaE.-Ex-Q Queen Isabella as
serts that she has not needed the proposals
made to her since her stay in France by the
Duke Of Montpensier, out of consideration to
the Emperor Napoleon. 1t is really wonderful
how considerate people become when misfor-
tune befalls them. Probably she foresaw that
by adopting any other course than the one she
has selected she would not have bettered her
position. At all events, she has proved herself
very considerate, and the Emperor will doubt
less duly appreciate her good intentions.