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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
COTTON MARKETS.

S,vASNin Dee 2Cotton quiet but firm Mdilngs 10 net re.
three days 1859 bales exports TO foreign ports O bales
cosstwe 1891 bales; tsles $40 bales: stock II 256 bales
GALVESTON Dec 2CottOn easier heavy receipts good
demand Good Ordinary, ic.; 1856 bales sales 2i
bales; stock ~ TBS bales.
CHARLEsroH Dec 2-CotOn quiet; Mi1ngs 5c net receipts
1903 bales exports to Great Britain 1853 bales oosWse III Oa'
sales 400 bales; stock 81 $50 bales. .
BAITNoRx Dec 2-Cotton dull ddngs Isle receipts 81
bales gross receipts $50 bales exports TO Great Britain Las bales
coAstwise Us bales; sales 800 bales stock, IL 10 bales
WILMINGTON Dec 2Coton queli Mddhngs, Aic net receipts
iS2 bales stock, hoo bales ..
NKwORKAys Dec 2CCtton steady; in fair demand Mdilngs
dlc; receipts 2006l bales exports TO
Britain AGA bales Vera Cruz &c bales oastHe ls4d
bales; sales $500 bales; stock 1893 3l9 bales.
MOBILE Dec 2-COttoD quiet and easy Nlngs Hc net re-
ceps 1891 baes eIporsto foreign ports 500 bales cosstre J
bales; sales 1900 bales stock 1893 bales.
NORFOLK Dee quiet; Mddlngs, IA Glc net re-
ceps 2470 bales eIpos-eoAsve 1865 bales sales 100 bales
stock, 6.s74 bales.
BosroS, Dec. 27Coon dali Mdings, Isle receipts Ia
bales receipts 5s5 bales Great Britain - bales
sales $50 bales; stock 6 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

DELAwAgg IacEAwAYrA, AND Wg.TEEx D ...-9 Ca.
No. Is ExcH,yGe-PLAoa NEw.YoRK, Dec. 10, $50
THIS COMPANY has declared DIVIDEND
PER CENT payable Dist December inst the stock OF
Railroad Co. Transfer books will be closed until
ing OF January J. A. J. ODELL, Treasurer.
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ITO INVESTORS.

ITO INVESTORS.
II YOR sALH 1870,
MACON AND AUGUSTA r. r. FIRST MORTGAGE Bonps'
$1,000 mile cent interest payable January snd JAY
Principal interest gusantesd By the GEORGIA X AND
BANKING co. OF GEORGIA =,
The road completed successful operation The guarantee
Art ea The OF lien mile small and wc recommend hs
Bouds In all respects a safe Investment u =. NJ.
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market, as a measure for necessary defense
When IL cannot by the aid of corrupt votes
rob the opposite party aud take TO itself more
than its just ehare of representative power, it
will become frugal in its expenditures and
honorable in its conduct.
j. ID. Rosengarten, ESQ.,, then addressed the
association on the civil service reform.
The speaker sketched the civil service in
England and Germany, and he said that in this
were made on the score Of fitness and removals
for cause. The effort now is to secure such
legislation In Congress as will take away from
party the whole business of appointment to sub
ordinate offices.
The speaker referred to the benefits to arise
from TemodelliDg OF the service. First, there
would be saving of the revenues of some
where from fifty TO one hundred millions
annually then an educational basis would
ment; and lastly, the exclusion of politics from
Office would purify our system from its worst
abuses.
1t was to elevate the Government, to secure
to its service trained and educated men. and
TO make their places permanent, that they sought
to introduce the system. The speaker entered
into full detail of all the benefits that would
accrue from its adoption. Mr.. Rosengarten
closed by quotation from and comments on
the writings of De TouQueville with respect to
that writer's correct observation on our systems
of government and with special regard to his
reference to the civil service and to the evils
which existed In it in bis time, aud to the con-
sequences which would ensue from its practice
And in allusion to the adoption of better sys-
TEN, he said after comparing it with the evils of
an opposite character in his own government, il
should be our desire to get one that will have
the merits of both and the faults of neither.
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STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
THE SaIes Yesterday.


The following properties sold at the Ex-
change yesterday by Messrs. Thomas & Sons:-100
shares Union Canal Company, preferred, 81; I46
shares Lehigh Valley Railroad Company s6S; 6
shares Western National Bank, s69 shares Central
Transportation Company, S5050; 80 do. do, S5O'25;
16 do do, s5012 shares Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Company, S41 1'50 shares Pennsyl-
vania Company for Insurance on Lives aud Grant
ing Annpites $50; 20 shares Pennsylvania Steel
Company, SIS; snare Mercantile library Conl-
pany $780, interest OF S. W. Butler in the Medical
dwelling, No. 1I22 Catharine street, and lot IS
by Sc feet, s2700; farm of 80 acres, Mount Airy,
Twentysecond ward, s205 per acre. farm OF rs acres
near Unruh's lane, Twenty y-second ward, s20i per
acre. farm of ~ acres near the County Line road
and Sedgwick avenue, Twenty second ward s252
per acre; lot, Montgomery avenue, near Belgrade
street, 26 by 169a feet, slO00 the Florence Dstl-
lery, No 23S North Twenty-seeond street, and lot
lH by 25 feet s20 600 lot adjoining 75 by 2l5 feet
$4,000; three story brick residences No IA North
Twentieth street. and lot 20 by 125 feet ss60O three
story brick do, No. 731 Cornthan avenue, and lot
IS by 116 feet s74O0 residence No. 2936 Frankford
road, and lot 80 by 319 feet, S1l,900; tavern and
dwelling, northwest corner OF Maiden street
and Frankford road and lot IA by 36 feet, $3.50 {;
lots Nos. 95S and 962 North Front street, 45
by 220 feet, $1,000; ground rent of $50 year, s505
lot Sansom street. near Fifty-ffth 20 by 10 feet,
$3.50; lot Locust street, near FDtyffth, 35 by 1862
feet $3.50; lot adjoining, 76H by 95 feet, $500; one
same street, 80 by 95 feet $780, another % by 1856
by 50 feet, 1920; one, corner OF Fifty-fourth and
Locust, So by II feet, s400 lot, Irwin street,
Fifty-rst, 21 by So feet $780, lot Locust street.
Fify-rst, 26 by SO feet, $685. one, Spruce street,
near Fiftyfrst, 16 by 81 feet, S105; lot southwest
corner Fifty-tirst and Locust, by Pan feet, $40.
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DOmestic Affairs.

Cold closed yesterday at 111b.
There were six deaths at Mobile from
yellow fever on Monday.
Another hurricane has visited Key West,
Florida, doing considerable damage.
The races of the Maryland Jockey Club,
(which opened yesterday, were we'll attended.
Senator Mortons letter declining the
English mission will not be made public until
the arrival of the Senator in Washington.
Quartermaster-G Meigs reply to
'the article of the Hon Gideon Welles, printed
Pin the GALAXY magazine, was published in
Washington yesterday afternoon.
Reports from Washington allege that in
anticipation of trouble at the New York cleo
States troops to preserve the peace.
The Colored Mems Convention of the
State of New York, which commenced its ses-
sion in Utica on Monday morning, closed its
llabors last evening with a mass meeting.
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SyIty A0aIra

Last evening a banquet was given to
Judge Pierce by the members of the bar as a
means of welcoming him upon his return
from Europe. Daniel Dougherty presided,
and speeches we're made by Judges Peirce,
Allison, Ludlow, and Paxson, and by Mr..
Finletter, judge elect, aud by John O'Neill,
William b. Mann, and others.
Dennis Henry, 40 years old, residing
near Carpenter aud Seventh streets, was
severely wounded bya stab with knife in
the thigh, late on Monday night at Seventh
and Baker streets. He was received into the
Pennsylvania Hospital in greatly prostrated
condition from the loss of blood.
Matters at the Navy Yard are quite dull
at present, the force of workmen engaged
being comparatively email. The repairs on
the Powhatan and Iroquois are proceeding
slowly; 60 caulkers we're suspended on We'd
nesday last The station ship Tallapoosa
arrived Thursday at P. NJ. under COM
mand of Lieutenant Ritchie, having encoun-
tered heavy storm at sea. She left on Fri
day morning for New York, taking detach-
ment of fifty marines from the barracks at
the yard. Lieutenant Commander G. B.
White, of the Equipment Office, has received
orders detaching him on November 1 and
ordering him to prepare for sea. Lieutenant
sCommander F. McNair has been ordered to
relieve him at this station.
An adjourned meeting of the New Public
Buildings Commission was held yesterday
NThe Special Committee on Plans reported
fprogress, and the meeting adjourned without
.transactng any business.
The first of the fall and winter courses of
lectures before the Fanklin Institute was de-
livered last evening to a large audience, by
Professor b. Howard Rand, NJ. D. The first
course is on Chemistry; the second, by ].
SOILS Cohen, M. D., on Sound; the third, the
Vital Forces, by Professor r. E. Rogers,
( nj. D.; the fourth, on Geology, by Professor
I A. r. Leeds the fifth on Physics and Me-
tchanics, by John G. Moore, M S,
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Jordans Point second buoy, black, spar, replaced
moving IL 800 yards up river.
Epps' Island, Blight OF City Point Buoy, second
class Iron Nun, ,replaced-moving It n mile mp river.
removed from opposite City Point to its proper
position.
Graveyard Reach, wreck buoy, third-class Can,
Rone-repaced il.
Richmond bar, fourth buoy, spar, sroken-re-
placed it.
Buoy on rock of the wharf at Richmond, spar,
gone-replaced it.
Fourth buoy mouth Of Appomattox river, spar,
gone-replaced it.
Rehxed two buoys on Harrison bar, both broken,
both heads broken of-repaired and painted heads.
Hog Island Channel buoy, broken of-replaced it
Notice is hereby given that the taking up OF the
Nun and Can Buoys In Boston harbor, Vineyard
Sou1 d. and Buzzards Bay and substituting for them
spar buoys OF corresponding numbers and coors,
will he commenced the current month.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NORFOLK, Va. Oct. 2l, ls7O-The following buoys
which were removed by the late freshets have been
replaced In their proper posittons:-
Jordans Point Buoy, second-class Can, replaced
moving 1t 81 miles up river.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-26

"A young girl named Goodman made des-
perate attempt to destroy her life few days
ago, at Richmond Va, in consequence of the
failure of a young man to see that she was in
love with him.
Miss Charlotte Cushman is expected in
Boston early in November.
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CLEARED YESTERDA

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer William p. Clyde, Sherwood, New York
John i. Ohl.
str W. WhilldiD higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
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-----I-------I-I.7I-7.+71-7|I77|
Gard from Mr.. kcifey.

Messrs. Editocs,-I learn that certain
persons are industriously circulating
through this city the statement that in
some speech delivered by ne in the House
Of Delegates used expressions indicating
hostility to immigration, or disparagemcnt
Of my foreign-born fcllowc citizens.
Allow me the US" Of your columns to say
that nj such charges are not only untrue
in whole and in part, but they are without
the smallest possible foundation. I have
had but two occasions to refer to our natu-
rallied citizens in any way during the pre-
sent session. One was in connection with
the registration bill now before the Assem-
bly,, and here | have been laboring so to
amend the same as to secure to the natural
lied voter the right to cast his vote, whether
he can produce his papers or not-a course
scarcely consistent with hostility to our
foreign-born people. The other was in con-
nection with the enabling act, and in re-
sponse to tie suggestion that that measure
would discourage immigration and there
upon | said it was true that it would dis-
courage immigration; but the only imnli-
grafton that would he discouraged thereby
was the immigration of that swarm Of locusts
war from the northern states for The sole
pupose Of plundering the taxes and fat
tening on the mlseries of our impoverish
ed people; and l thanked Heaven for
that. l continued, saying that the honest
immigrant, whether from Il foreign country
or from the North, would be encouraged to
come here by knowing that military dcspot-
ism in EirEil;ia was at an end. and TINT
the time was coming when the people would
rule.
| repeat that neither i'll the Legislature
nor out of the Legislature, neither now nor
heretofore, have | ever entertained or cx
pressed any other than respectful feelings
towards that large and valuable and impor-
ia.t part Of our population whose birth lace
was abronl--fcein,,s that ave not the re
suit oi reasoning OF rctlcsion alone. bat Of
that curer impulse that IS apt to fill TIC
'rart Of a man who has oliy fore IN blood
~ his veins. and wi,C i: not ashamed OF il.
!. VI. KELLEY.
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WcCI!l attention :" tlic ,lvcltiS.n"ut of the
VIRGINIA ZONE assurance COMPANY. InIcr
tlls lie" ,itlc ;hc'pnpul!r nnd .urccs>ful ''lmsu-
rance and ~aTinC- company o. fIr"iHiaH - con-
is> IL hu>!2,s> from this date ~ lat ayt OF TIC
'i,IcrI Assembly. Tic careful management Of
his company. l. .:,ih:r with tS wrll-kuown soun4
ncas and is liberal settlements 81 losses, have
given /: an cuvi.blc reputation. With the same
oilers and like prudent management Il Will no
doubt retain the geHcr.l confidence already b..
slowed upon It under its former name. IT Is
barely necessary tn 81! that l.. J BURR as sccre-
tarv. ;nd y. e. WlIEEI.y. Jr assistant secretary,
will continue t,cir efficient aid in the III .nage-
mrIt -. this company under lis cw name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

ArgoINTMENTS.-l Excellency Co
werner Walker has made the following ap-
ralntments Justices Of the peace for
Franklin county: District No. !, Francis
;. I!u.cLc>ou aud John Wade; District No.
.. William Patterson ami Lewis Becker ;
District No. 3. .Iohn 4. Xcjglcr and Samuel
;. Cook: District No. +, Samuel II. Boa,d
md John Il. Powell; Distric; No. ). Paschal
Ne4dor and Albert &. Ma't!n; District No.
t, XsChaeld Wise and William NJ. Webster ;
District No. :, benjamin B. Webb and Ro-
bert {. Henderson; District No.. 5, Stephen
H. Connalay aud Joseph ?. Profit; Dis
;rict No 9. George {. Turner and George
l.. King. Also the following constablcs for
t'o same comfy: Distric; No. /. William
H. tnok District Nc. ,, Jas. II. Whitlow !;
District No. 3. Cheslcy N. islor; District
~. t, Sp&rd II. Edwards; District No, 5,
William Palmer, Jr.; Dstcic, No. G, Jones
.. .tbshire: Il st'ict No. !, v. Denis
Vaughan; District No. s, Zachariah Peters
U>,ric; No, Q, Thomas c. Martin.
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W. htNc dr;criu!lIUG tu reduce to less than the
regular gold rates The price % every article OF oar
Hlagn'c' nj stock "f Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jc"ciN, and Sil.erware, and ask IN inspection of
our sooos anu prices, Which we propose To offer
for less than they can be bought IN the frsJclass
houses o. New York aud Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receiv. daily from the manufacturers the
latest sty les vi rich Jcwcry, Fine Watches, Dla
mond AMI fearl Sets, Icnntine Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagate. Ruby Si2net p1a-
nlond Engagement, and tlaiu Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jcwery, Spectacles
aud Eye-Glasscs, stcrl!ns silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, AID rich Presentation Pieces In Cases.
kOwLAN 4 Co.,
Main street corner OF Tenth.
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PcsTroNEMENT.-Owing to the rain yes
tcrday evening the fire was put out, and
Or. Bagby was not able to serve up his
dish Of - Bacon and Green's" The lecture
is now postponed until Monday, April 4th,
nj which time the Doctor hopes to see a
large house greet his first lecture given in
behalf OF the Young Mems Missionary So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

JcnGE BETEnLEy r. WEILpoRp, Jr., of
lie Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond,
yesterday qualified before John S. Rady,
Ed. notary public, and will enter upon
the duties If his Office.
Jul-c Francis p. Anderson. Of the Court
of Appeals Of Virginia, also qualified be-
f.gr Nr. EuIy on Wednesday,.
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s25. will wager, besides this. $50 with
any one on the ground that his dog will not
catch hare within 100 yards. I will
either be there myself or have an autho-
riacd representative to.takc bets.
"Yours, respectfully,
&C. K. FIREMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

NAYon'~ CoUnr, TnrRSDAY--Noyor Ely
son prcs;ding.-His Honor disposed Of the
following cases
spencer Talisferro (neGro), charged with
as.aul,ing and beating Rose Nelson. Sc
CURLY required in the sum Of 500, in de-
iult Of which he was sent 10 the chaln-gang
for sixty days.
Michael Doyle, charged with violating
the city ordinance IN allowing his dog to
- at large and bite the son Of Michael
German. Discharged.
Frauz Lange, charged with assaulting and
hcating his eou-in-law, Theodore ]. Whit
man. Case continued.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IL, 1870.
ARRIVED
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chan 'iise and passengers, l.. B. TatuIn.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandlse and passengers Harveys d VIII
llams
CALLED.
steamer, Petersburg. Geoghegan. Baltimore,
mnerehanolse ana passengers, Harveys WI
:, schooner Caroline Holmes, jackson, Western
haLim 1rc, Curtis & Parker.
scn 1nner pawnec, Weaver, Washington, D. c.,
vid fsborne's, Curtis & Parker Nv
ScuooEer l.. Il Nj. Reed Steelman Paltrnorc IN
load coal ror Boston. W.
CLEARED.
Bark traveller (Britsh), Penheld, Rio de Ja-
nero hour, Dunlop & McCance.
BELOW.
Schooner Henry Hobart, Benton, from Boston
boundup 0
MEMoRANpUM.
WEST POINT, VA, March 3l.-Arrfved steamer
Admiral. Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Htrhm"nd and York River Railroad
and sailed on return.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 3l.--Arrived. shin
Three sisters, from Liverpool for Alexandria.
Arrived, bark Black Prince, from Cardiff.
a heavy northeast storm prevails here.
NORFOLK. March 3l.-Arrircd, Danish corvette
Iior, from ST. Thomas. Spoke nothing on the way.
She cxperieu ced heavy weather Saturday and Sum
dav.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The regu- g
lYE .ar monthly meeting or TEMPLE XXX
LODGE, No. 0, will be held THIS tFri-/~\
dayl EVENING at O'Clock at IT. Albaa's Hall
cori,cr OF Third and Main sireeta.
Members OF sister Lodge, il good standing arc
invited 10 attend.
an ,-.lt@ Il. &. TYLER, Secretary.
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CALL AND GET YouE MONEY The Jurors
who served at the last term of the circuit
court are now being paid off by the sheriff,
at his office, corner Main and Twelfth
streets. We learn the amount to be paid
out js about $500.
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TuE &rHLGr RA!1wAY-NEw ARRANGE
"s>I--Sy>riY TNAvrL.-In order more
t..l, 10 meet tho wants uj ulr rtrcc,-tra-
',sUHc cuu.Dn"iir, thc City Railway Tom
l.u. lHyc iu4uaur&lri several Nv;y in-
!o.;ant measures looking f. iAaI cad. w
-lrrIr:
TN Noniav next the cars viii run from
ENruly-c. gi.;h street 10 BYoo' avenue. con-
u,ojilL. ro,t 'rin. 1t First street with a car
t"@ Ii"!I1 I1wool, to which passengers vii! Ice
;t.u.i"rrri without extra Charge. Tie
H.u,> If running viii al,o he increased
al" l#-r c3r from Hollywood leaving that
,~.H, 1t & I. ~, and the las; uuc ior
i.o.krIrs will leave BroJs; aycuuc at S
clock, and the last car up viii leave
lwauty-cigAth street a, 81 o'clock
Eor the accommodation OF church-goers
cars Will be put on the track next Sunday,
a.ll run regularly thereafter on that day.
The t.r-t car viii leave brooh avenue AT 10
4. VI. AMI Twenty y-ci-hjh street on Main.
80, 'o. nni couiinu" running ae OF ell Other
I.gs un;iI & "'ccci; 2. u.
AnotAcy cool move for the convenience
o. L." rui1ic is the rcmovalo Of ;hc'r Office &c
a ",:.tr&I roi!iiu tie ci;E--;w4 lo0rs above
;as DisDu'A, oitiec--wEerc tickets in any
a.,u1.ty can be procured. fhc following
.." the rates at which tncy arc sold: 100
i"g 81; 20 70" $3.50; - for -; smaller
2'~n;.t.es may he purchased either 1T the
".:.rr o. of the drivers but ~ il is fre-
GVgutly troublesome 10 make change on the
ears, il j. generally hes; 10 buy them at the
company Office. The officers II the COM
lany are doil" all they can to render The
1oas} convenience to the public. The ears
arc kept neu, and clean, tiic drivers arc
polite and accommodating, and We hope
that they viii receive the patronage they
ln.rrIc.
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1Hr rEABDIT-SLlpPING.- {. K. Free
man arrived III the city last evening with
Lis rabbits, and has addressed US the fol-
loving note:
RICHMOND, March 81, 1870.
" Loc0! Editor Dispatch:
I" Dear RI have just reached the city,
having determined to come at once for the
rabbit rlipping.' | have two fine old
harcs,' which | viii turn out ON the Square
Tomorrow morning al haii-past II o'clock.
Any body who wishes to run his dog or
dog" can do 30 on the ground, and the dog
tat cotchec hare in the first $50 yards,
With Z fax s.art for the lares, will win
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c!ety.

Com AND Flour ExCHANGr.-A meet
ing of the Board of Directors OF the corn
and Flour Exchange will be held this eve
ming at o'clock at the rooms OF the Cham
bcr of Commerce.
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frRE-iLAKNS.-Thc alarm was sounded
yesterday morning from Box u, ana was
ctCscl hy q burning chimney.
the alarm sounded III about ]! o'clock was
caused By II burning chimney on Brook ave-
nuc.
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IMpEovING.-Thc son Of Mr.. George 4.
tjnslic, who Was accidentally shot on We'd
acsday by Il companion, was improving last
crcning. He s!epta good deal during the day
and bis sufc; inS9 seemed to have abutcd
a li.;Ic. The surgeons have not as yet been
ale 10 ascertain the location Of the ball.
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Red - Roe IS She, So Runs the World Away,
F"!.c t"!o"-, only Herself! Wrecked III Port,
Foul Play Ei0cE va, Nitcl!. q .Ist, aud Hearth,
Under Foot, and Il large supply 81 other novels. at
ELlISo.; < !tEIni:'S. next 10 DiSrrict building.
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81 ELLYsuS y 60. wsii laser: advertisements In
the principal neYspapersiE IL Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, i"nncsscc, :;itd III" northern cities &. pub
fishers rates. furt4sA. apply Gt this Office,
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BUYERS ALL THE TIME IN MARKET.
T. r. PRICE CO., corner Of Main and Ele-
vensh streets, are opening daily NEW AVID
ELEGANT DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, with
everything in the STAPLE LINE. all of which,
bought at gold value, will be sold at gold prices.
RICH BLACK, GRO GRAIN, and FRANCAlS
SILKS:
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAS,
IRISH POPLIN5 all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SILKS,
COLORED GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS. FOULARDS,
MoZAMBIQUEs, oRGANDIES.
JACCONETS, PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES, &c.
MOURNING GOODS-sPE CIALTY.
BOMBAZINES, MOHAIRs, ALPACAS;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES and IRON
BERAGES;
LINENS, sHEETINGs, CoTToNs,
HOSIERY, PRINTS, &C.
NH 81 T. R. PRICE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

KNIGHTS or PlIIuAS. ATTENTION You
are +. gucStcd 10 call on +. Is. SpENCE 4 son,
Mcrclant Tai"r> l39a Main street. and procure
"Ec Of those beautiful Knights Of !'yth!as caics
that tlcs have. !ur sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-01

sF0E TIE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest AM
very best cokc,sa:Ithracitr and htnminous coal
kiudliuY. sawed, and long oak and pine wood. &c
~ Mr. j. B. WATKlN$'s, I'LL Man street. nearly
oupUsl tie tlliS Office.