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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

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Nc: fsI7 Hsin street.
6ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD, r, URN VI y
qT TIRE. PIANO. FLOOR-MATTING. &C..
ESp s3rE Ar IUCTION.-I will sell on MON
DAY MoRNiNa April latb at ny ga a1 a:snr,
house, cling a. 70 RePera, c sn.
sisting OF
Handsome PARL0RsgIIs5;r u 9 Tegsji .d r NJ
MAHOGANY and WALNUTsOBAS anu IEAL-
A7TETEs IN. IN hs sFIiSeb wARpRoBEs
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS
WALNUT and MAHoG 514fTs WAShs nieces
WALNUT, OAK. and MAHOGANY TABLiESs,
Jenny lind andfHyTTAGE BEDSTEADet
HAIR and SaUCK MATTRESSES,
BOOKCASE, :. rr,r .-..
MAHOGANY, OAK. ana pLA AI pEeho'
Very superior FLOOR-MATTINe,
TIN SAFES,
LEAF Ai THOMAS W. REESE,
,no Auctioneer.
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TRUsTEE's SALE or REAL ESTATE
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN HFNRiCO tOUNTY.-ky virtue OF a
deed Of trust bearing date the eth October, 1858,
and recorded in the clerks Office Of the county
court of IIenrco, d. 3. b. p. 55i, being re-
CURED so to do by the benenciarles therein Sc
cured shall, trustee In said d. ed, cell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, SATURDAY the
9th April proXimo. in front OF Henric, comfy
courthouse, Main street, In the citr of Rich
m"nd 4 certain TRACT OF Lh'> mcntionedin
said decd and survey therein referred to as con-
tanning OHE HUN DRIED AND FIFTY-S1NE
AND F.EF-tlGUyIiS ACRES, tw0-thirdS of
which land Is cleared ana improved, the balance
heavily timGCrc with pine, oak, hickory, &c,
with Il comfortable frame dwelling containing
four rooms, and the usual nut-hHuses: located In
HcnricO county ten miles east Of Richmond. and
within two miles of Meadow station, on the York
River abroad: and is the same real estate con-
vcyed by Jacob Truman TO Richard Kidd by deed
drtc 18th May, 1862 ana recorded In The clerk S
office OF the county urt at fenricO rs continuing
0mc hundrCd acres, AID which appears by recent
EurvcE, carefully made, 20 contain 1865 l0s-lo0o
nrr.s. And willie the records only call for loo
acres. e IS believed thu! The title TO Ice l0S000
is indsputnhl.. hut selling rs trustee will con-
vcy only such title as is vested In INC by said deed
oft ust.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of executing this trust and TO pay of a note of
$3.50 with in crest thereon from the lst day OF JAN
u4fy, $780, credit as 10 So much rs may be neces-
say to meet and discharge note of H585 due the
lst July, 1870, and the residue on liberal lime.
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON u Co.. Auctoncers. NH 30
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HEas. EeTAyE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
' REAL ESTATE IL THE BURNT DIS
TRIHT, BOUEDED BY ARTAND VIRGINIA
STREETS AND SH. CkOE SLIP, FOR SA LIE.
am authorized 10 sell portion of the LAND on
which formerly stood the Columbian Hotel, and
the whole Of that on which stood the Tobacco EN-
change, having front on the south side of Cary
street oil IA feet, front on Virginia street of 80
feet and front OH Shcrkoc Slip Of loo feet. This
property rs located IN the centre or the large
in front of The size on which the Danvile Railroad
Company propose to erect their new depot. Tht
is regarded as amongst the best locations in the
city for iii St-class wholesale stores, for the
erection of grand building for the use of the
Corn Exchange tobacco Exchange, and cham
Der OF Commerce.
IL will Ec sold rs Il whole. or, II preferred, Will
be sold i'm separate parcels.
A plat can he seen At my Office.
Trims: Reasonable. W. GODDIE,
I'D Z 81 Real Estate AHctiOnccr.
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By Lee & Goddfn, Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

r ARGE BRICK BUILDING, FORM
II ERLY RICHMOND GYMNASIUM, ON
FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH
We will sell. on SATURDAY The 9th in
slant, ut O'Clock =. ~, the large BRICK
BUILDING located as above, fronting d2 feet,
and extending back l07 feet TO an alley. This
property IS we'll suited for stable or manufac-
tory. It is on leasehold. and the term OF two
wears and nine months unexDircd. Full particu-
lars will DC announced at hour Of sale.
ans LEE& GODDIN, Auctoncers.
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Ry GrnlIhs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctlHnecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, No:
Nl Clio, ON TIE WEST SIDE OF 1EHTI +
RETWEEN MAR 4 / l. AND CLAY
sTREFTS." FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil
be sold at auetion on the pTemises c1 on TP0R
tbe RFSfDENCE above described, being the late
residence of Colonel John NJ :, P,!ton, Jr.i and
and adjoining the residence of s. C. Greenhow,
Esq. II contains, eight room: in the main build
inc and four rooms In the wing, Resides closets
Vide halls, bathroom, watcr-closets. and arnple
accommodation for servants. ana includes hand ,
and ulessant chambers dining;; ro &c,
Of lin las been recently put on. Combining, as 1t
does, all THO modern c3nyrIie1sss with central en- tai
canitoN this may be justly regarded us one Of the
most desirable residences In TIL city now offered
renMs .Cne.t third cash !; balance ut SIX and
twelve m.nths for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by ttn.t deed. Purchaser 10
nav faxes and insurance for 1870.
:P"' '"->0 GEUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
s Anctinnecrs.
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uAPPY TIDINGs FOR THE LADIES

We would call the special attention Of the public
to the m agnifcent display Of new goods at
JULIUS MEYERS
eo3 Broad street, two doors below Sixth,
amongst which
CHIDREN'S KID GLOVES, in beautiful shades;
Pretty PARASOLS for children and ladies';
Exquisite spring style ARABS and SHAWLa;
A grand supply Of FASHIONABLE DIR ESS
GOODS, comprising SILK and JAPANESE
POPLINS, LENOs, GRENADINES, IRON
BAREGES, MOzAMBIQUES, JACONETS,
CHALLIES, PIQUES, &C;
Quite an attractive assortment Of STYLISH BIB.
BONS for sashes, bows, and other purposes
Black and white and colorcd LINEN LAWN al
Csc. ayard, real bargain;
LADIES' HOSE from lOc. pair upwards;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLIN at aoc.
worth Soc.
~ BLEACHED COTTON and good CALICO
at 12tc.;
Really nice shades of VEIL GRENADINE at
75c. yard;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
COLORED MARSELLLES TRIMMING at a5c.
piece and u large lot Of other DRESS
TRIMMINGS at wonderfully low prices
And thousands of other seasonablc and desirable
goods at JULIUS MEYERS,
ap2--2w eos Broad near Sixth street.
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RyfW, .Goddin. Auctioneer.

SMALL FRAME TENEMENT ON THE
= NORTHEAST CORNER Of DOVER AnD
HhRyIE STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
VIII he sold at anctlon, on the premises, on WE'D
NESDhY, 18th Of Al ril 1870, at O'Clock Z. NJ,
small FRAMED TENEMa Mt located as above,
containing three rooms and Kitchen. The LOT
is a corner ono, and has front Of about rs feet
and a depth of $50 festfo an alley.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four ana
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
an o ". GODDIN, Auctioneer:
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Rv Grubbs e Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
DRICK STORE AND DWELLING, NO.
Is sl6, On THE NORTH SIDE OF BK0aD
r - jyEEN MADISON A Nd MONROE
sTREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will lie
.od 1T auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY,
18th of pri. atlt E. NJ the sFnRE ana nM h RI
+ Shuman IL contains the store, two cellars, and
fnur rooms above; also, stable. The lot fronts ?;
feet and runs back lac feet to m alley and IS well
enclosed. This is good stand for business.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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BY Grusbs q Williams, -..
aucttoncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRAINED TENEMENT ON THE EAST
IIO1fSE FROM SHOCKOE HILL BURYING
GR,UND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 18th April, ut a O'Clock 2. d., we will
sell, on the premises, tne hoooE iocateo as
tits now occupied by good tenant at 800 per
annum, and Its purchase would be q good invest.
ment.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
ant Auctioneers.
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AuCrros sALEs-Fasure Daya:
asaas8ssrs ssSaain sAncssaa:etsrrs ..:ss

4 -.fri - III hlf9F If3---Y;JSJ4ti as 800
GIxs HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
= In, THE Plan OF ,, ,BELyIlIEREE >, FOB ,1I
ALE ths n s,ran,ises on Wednesday, the 18Th Of
Ar nnrii. .kJ0 at O'Clock. p. NJ. six Of the most
beautirul and choice OF the LOTS In me plan OF OF
t'enreI atreets as the purchasers may select.
Terms One.thlrd cash; balance at four and
cfcht months, bearing interest. ~ !,
ape-f" ~. G45ss W.iGoDDLN, Apctioneer.
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TYonias Kccsce, Aaetisnser, so 2
go No. 1917 Main street. .-....,-
HORSES AND MULES AT AUCTION.
III THIS DAY at 10, o., chick will sell at the
norBe-lot, near BAncasterian schoo.house, several
SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES,
And TWO GOOD WQRK-MULFS,
sFE-E - THOMAS ". KEESEE, +
uctior1ear.
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WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.

ha nIeased to see their friends :: J. WIENBURG, j.
j. Turner, GEORGE SwABACHER, w. POWERS,
and ". T. EGGLRsToN. ap2
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EVA. G.. Pulliam, Auctioncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA ALuI-
- 1 ftG ~ EHE n G CHHaaSSTHRFrELD GJUNTY,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of decree OF t .nG
county court of Chesterfield eountT' sp,ed ancV
Flood It ais. u.s. Sarah a. Waltz I'll ct ais: VIII
proceed sell mt public auction IN ir" I, ~ & Of
terrified on ~ ,a1 heinz inc court day
ta tai Ing 0&E HUNDRED, AND EIGHT1 EIGHTY: 81
merly owned By George ". Snellings and J"iIn
'orlill's estate, |. ing about two miles ana IL n.t
south Of Chesterfield cOurt-h%usc three m les WIS.,
of Chester, and In half mile OIL Clover hii' rail-
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at SIX,
twelve ana eighteen months, In bonds bearing IN
Made made "nu '''-' Girls. G. MCRAE.
'"N'' Speclal Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. C. rULLIAM ape
CUERIFF1S SALE.-Under a decree of
y the Circuit court of the city of Richmond, IN
nublic auction. at tho machincshop ofJ. W. CARD
well 4 Co., No 1913 Cary street ri IL o1G.oc N
APRIL It'll; one LARGE lROS o,i Smf irou
hANA' ''' JOHN W. WRIGHT, DIS;
ap8 I'd for A. b. Thompson, 5. Z. Il.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
= TATE IN MECKLENBuRG COUNTY,
vA.-By virtue of decree OF the clTcnt G" ~,
April 1900 In TIE suit of ones's aimln Jot
If Aprii, $50 sell upon the premises, to the high
est bidder, at pu,lc auction the If 49, or
.Jarkson's,n lying on the waters OF cox $
creek. in Mc"klcnhurg county; r. na, contSlninS
HALF ACRES.
This tract Of land is regarded as exceedingly
valuable and desirable; well adapted to the
growth OF all the usual products of the county.
An accurate description of the land Is deemed
as 1t is presumed that persons desir-
Ing TO purchaS,. will examine and Judge for them
selves. The improys mcnts consist of dwelling
house and necessary out-housas.
Possession will br given on the day OF SALE.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-thrd of the purchase
money to be paid In cash and as 10 the residue
thereof y credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser to execute bonds for the
deferred payments. carrying interest from day of
sale and the title to he retained until the whole OF
the purchase morcv Is paid.
s. Il. JOHNSON. Commissioncr,
Boydton. Va.
NB-The purchaser will be required 10 COM
ply wi! the terms on the day of sale, and In de-
fault of his so doing, the land will be promptly
res"d. % IL. JJhSoON,
APPS COMMISSIONER.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and AMctloncer.

VERY EXCELLENT AND CONVE-
y NIENTLy-L0CATED RESIDENCE, ON
EIGHTH STREET NEAR TO LEIGH. FOR
SA..E.-I am authorized to sell an excellent
BRICK DWELLING located as above, contain
ing rtgl,. rooms, besides kitchen. &C., all In good
order, with front and rear porticOs; gas and
water Oh the premises. and good-sized lot. IL
is really Il No. residence for moderate-sizcd
family. Apply to
un 7-3t w. GODDIN.
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DRY sO0Ds.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2
i,}swH1cH HAS EvER BzsFfS
III N ~ IL 3. i sszkH ~ ~ 5&tIaJ5 u 49,
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT L AsT
BEEN DECIDED kGs JTts
THAT JULIUS sYcLE SELLS THE eHEAl =
Z EST GOODS IN THE err. "
He Is receiving daily, In addition to large aud
wsll-se,ected stock, fresh supply OF PINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest s.yles..

Printemps, beautiful shades, at &c. worth 4oc.;
Plaid Popfins at aSc., cheap at &c.; Striped Grena
dimes at &C., sold at 4oc.; japanese Poplins, plaid
striped, and solid colors; good Corsets at soc.;
Whfiebone Corsets at s5c.; Linen Handkerchief
at ssc, per dozen, cheap; Hemstftched Handker-
chiefs at 20c. cheap ut 40c.: Huckaback Towels at
Ice Lace Collars, ColIarets, and Illusion Capes
Iace Hnndkerchiefs, Valenciennes, Laces, and
Edgings, in real and limitation goods.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Plain. Plaid, and Striped Natnsooks at 2sc.;
Plaid and Striped Organizes; Soft-fnish Cam
brics. forty-nye inches wide. Mt SIZE; India
wills; Dinity for skirtipg; Quilts white and
colorcd). all sizes and prices; Pi1nes checked
and cordedj from 25c. upward; Linen Bosoms,
Main land RULED, &c. and upward; pcrcales and
lawns; Cret0n's and Chinese Cloth for suits
Table Damask, Napkins, and Doyles good Kid
Gloves at $l.25. f
..# t. sHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Lace-Points, full line; Black and Colored
silks Mt all prices a large stock or Casslmers,
noeskins. and Meltons, for gents and boys wear;
ali OF which will be sold at the lowest prices At
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
as Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
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HENRY T. MILLER
can be found, and invites his friends and patrons
. to call upon him. ut the old-cstabllslied
CLOTHING HOUSE
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
ap7-lv 1908 NJ ain street.
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I}y Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

No. lll3 Main street.
A HANDSOME SUBURBAN RESI-
N DENCE FOX SALE PRIVATELI.-We
are instructed Ia sell th.t HANDSOME SUBUR-
BAN RESIDENCE on the Brook turnpike at the
lull-gatc. one mile from tic city, consisting Of
Il TWO-S STORY BRICK DWELLING contain
ing eight rooms: ample out houses, surrounded
by large shade trees, aud NINETEEN AND 4
HALF ACRES OF llIGHLY-1MPRONED
GARDEN LAND, with Il number OF fine fruit
trees. The neigllborhood is uncNceptionable.
TERMS: : Moderate and liberal.
RICHARDSON & co.
apd-lw lib Main street.
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HOR RENT, TENEMENT No. 1914, Co. Ca
L on the north side of Main street below Iii
fe ST. Charles Hotel, for many years occupied ny
sme.y-s sa0 'D j. l.. ApPERSON. .
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The Winnipeg Troubles to be Adjusted.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Washington aud New York Air Line.
The Committee on Railways and Canals dis
cuesed the bill for the construction of an air line
railroad between Washington and New York.
The main question considered was the right of
the National Government to build postal and
military railroad through several States. 1t
looks IL a majority of the committee woul1
favor bill such as was reported last session.
A. w. Markley, of the Camden and Amboy road,
and officials of other roads between this and
New York, were heard against the BILL
Judge Kelley Replies to Dawes.
Judge Kelley is addressing the House in reply
to Mr.. Dawes on the League Island bill.
Congress In No Hurry to Adjourn.
The House, by vote of IA yeas to o. nays,
refused to pass a resolution for the adjournment
of Congress sine die on the second Tuesday of
April.
The Duty on Pig.
Despatch 20 The Evening 7segraph
The Committee on Ways and Means have pre-
liminarily put the duty on pig iron at seven dol
lars per ton. This is by no means definite as
one vote may change the rate when they go
over the list again.
The Letter Carriers and the PresIdent.
DespGtch 10 the Associated IreSs.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 10.--The delegates to the
Letter Carriers Convention in session in this
City SullCu VII buo ITGSlUS0L LO-uaY. lQcy
were received in the library at the Executive
Mansion, and the Chairman, Thomas II. Lea
bourn, of Philadelphia, addressed the President,
stating that they could not leave Washington
without paying their respects to him, and in
this they had twofold object in vew-that of
paying their respects to the Chief Magistrate
and to the commander who many of them had
followed through hard-fought fields.
They also desired in hahalf Of thirfaan hmm
dred etter-carriers in the United States, to
accept the Presidents policy of retrenchment
and reform, as the same was not aimed at nor
did it injure the laboring classes. He also ex-
planned the direct objects of the convention,
which are to mge increased compensation to
this class of Government employees.
The President replied, wishing them success,
remarking that their present salaries were insult
hcient, and he was in favor of seeing labor
amply rewarded.
The various delegates then shook hands with
the President, and afterwards left for their hall
They will adjourn sine die to-day.
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LEGAL xMruxL1ouwcu.

Court Of QsarIeF tsesssons-Jpdgo Peiroe.
Joseph H. Hall pleaded guilty 20 hcharge Of steal
ing ws.srPIom coat frcm girl who had taken hIm
chsnes Wilson, colored, was acquitted OF onArge
nnnd sa % sas sss 1as % a@o
victed OF this ofense, were walking along Sutton
wood street near Marshall and oyertaklag lady,
There was nothing, however 70 show that the pri-
s0ner had anything TO do with IL lt lhHih =
stealing purse from boy. Inc prosecutor S swors wore
that the prisoner enatched the purse from his hand
IN the street and refused TO give II up until he had
in prison ever since her arrest, aud had had no OPP
poftuhity 10 procure the attendance Of her WI
nessen, but had her witnesses been here, she eouia
have proved that the boy showed her the purse as
present he had first bought for his mother and she
put It into her pocket in mere Joke saying the
SS%a something s ese not for moment Intending 70 steal
t. Mr.. Dwight. representing the Commonwealth,
stated to the jury that in his opinion the best thing
20 do under the circumstances would be TO follow
the sworn evidence, and allow the Court 70 MAKE q
verdict OF guilty, with Recommendation 70 mercy,
and his Honor in spirit OF just mercy, passed such
a sentence ~ discharged her Immediately from
custody.
James Davis small boy, was found guilty OF
stealing forty pounds OF iron.
Charles Cameron and Henry Wellington, colored,
were also convicted OF making too free with the
heavy metal belonging TO others.
from a ship ut Willow street wharf. An Officer
arrested the prisoner at O'Clock in the morning with
the rope in his possession, and learning that It had
been stolen took him 10 the station house.
District Court, No. I-Judae Stroud.
Thomas II. Carlton VS.. The Hahnemann Medical
College. An action to recover for work and labor
done. Verdict for plaintiff. sl498s.
James Murphy vs. Samuel Cotton. feigned issue
to try the right to personal property Verdict for de-
fendant.
District Court, No. 2-Judae Hare
Michael Boyer vs. John w. Dixon g. Co. An action
promiss0ry note given for boilers. The defense
alleged that the boilers were not what were con-
tracted for. On trial
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THE NEW YORK mONEY MARKET.
From the N. Y. Herald.

.
"There was more activity In the street to-day but
10 was rather spasmodic than continuous. The ease
In the money market, which made itself still more
manifest in the rate on CALL stimulated the cQues
to bull some OF the stocks which received their
attention In the beginning Of the movement but had
been suffered to remain quiet pending their visit to
other stocks.
"The excitement in Paris led to frmer tone In
the gold market, ana the price, which opened at
l21 a. up to 121 Is, but the bulk OF business was
done at 121A@l2lA. The price again declined to
121 n in the afternoon when the market became ex-
tremely dull and the Gold Room was for good por-
tion OF the time almost deserted. The market was
strong, however, the news from Paris and the hrmer
feeling in the foreign exchanges keeping the market
steady. Holders of gold paid from six per cent
currency to seven per cen. gold TO have their
balances carried over.
''The ease in money and steady demand from
private investors and savings institutions rendered
the Government market firm, especially as the gold
market was stronger. rumor was current this
afternoon that the Government would transpose the
programme Of gold sales and bond purchases for
this week as TO bring the gold sale on "Wednesday
instead OF on Thursday"
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FIFTH EDITION
FROM WASHlNGTON

- Naval Bulletin.
fe ~ =, q BUsninG Telegraph.
soToN, Jan. 19.--The naval bulletin to-
uAy o,ders Lieutenant Commander ]. @. Watson
70 me Congress, and Lieutenant r. E. Empy to
signal duty at Washington, and detaches Lieute-
nant Commander Silas Casey from the Naval
Academy and orders him to the Colorado Lieute-
nant J. G. Kennett is detached FROM the Kear-
sarge and ordered home; Gunner Sam1 d. Hines
from the Philadelphia Navy Yard and ordered
to the Congress The order OF Lieutenant Com
mander William X. Wheeler to the Guard has
been revoked, and he remains on duty at the
New York Navy Yard.
BY direction of the Secretary as soon, as oxist-
ing orders for forwarding recruits TO organiza-
tions have been complied with, the Superin-
tendent OF the General Recruiting Service, New
York city, will prepare detachments OF con-
venient size from the disposable recruits at Fort
Columbus, and forward them for assignment, a.
follows;-Fort Adams, Rhode Island; Fort
Warren, Mississippi; Fort Preble and Fort
Sullivan, Maine; and Sedgwick Barracks. ID. G.
Payment of the Incssne Tax
The Committee. of Ways aud Means has di-
rected its chairman to report to-day resolution
declaring 1t to be the true intent and meaning
of the acts relating to the income tax that all
persons are liable to payment of the proper
income tax accruing and to accrue for and
during and to the end of the year 1870
and that the assessment and collection of such
tax for 1870 and remaining unpaid January I,
1871, may be made In 1871.