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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-25

By Francis T. Isbell,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
HOUSE AND LOT AND HOUSEHOLD
Ii FUR NIIURE, ON The WET sIDE OF
THIRD STREET, NEAR THE SHOOkOE
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust executed BY Dennis
Butler and Martha Ann his wife, dated the 18th
day Of November, 1852 and duly recorded IN the
clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings Court, D. B.
ID A., page 49, shall, as substituted trustee, at
the request Of the beneficiary therein named, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 3oth day. OF November,
1870, at q O'Clock F.. M.. certain lot. piece, or
parcel Of LAND, WITH TWO-ST0RY FnAMED
plat annexed TO deed from ID. judah to A. A.
Hughes: located as above stated, and all Of the
HOUSEHOLD 4FURNlTUREsof every kind be-
iongiDgto the said Butler.
The LOT fronts. IS feet on Sd street, and runs
TIE TERMS !: AT sale: FsANCIs T. IsBEEL,
no22 Substituted Trustee.
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DENTS TRY.

~, w. JONES, Mist .-GE&
VI. Teeth extracted without pain. Baseo1n 1
provemen.s, both for making and giving the nj
trous oxide gas has instruments of his Own inYeo
ton and the best made by others. w In o ,sl,
teeth 10 extract entire safety asd comfort IN uie
operation. All other operail2ns thoi ougn1Xv apa
emily performed. Best ARTIFIClsL TEEiai
made OF every description, an aotuat tmitafon oi
nature. both In use and exp .ession. ,,,s
Z once, Franklin street, between and s-n'
n noa1-lwk - 80 49, ...ers.....E =
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TOXINS SONS a a.
-DINING-RooMs AND Y ~
RESTAURANT.
RESTAURANT.

shifting from o long experience in irst-class es-
adjustment in this city. has enabled the under
signed to t up and arrange, on Twelfth, near Main
street one Of the most . -,
COMPLETE RESTAURANTS IN THE SOUTH.
TO those who want the very best fare that can De
furnished here he extends z cordial fnvitatlon 20
yisit him feeling confident that they will find at his
establishment as fine IYSTERS, AS great q variety
of GAME and FISH, and as choice MEATS Is
money will procure hese are ssryed up ~ al
His BAR is supplied with the purest LIQUORS,
WINES, &C., and his CIGARS embrace all or the
He would especially invite attention to. his
ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTISa and inform
his friends from the country that he has mum ner
Of COMFORTABLE and .WELL-FURHIsHEU
LoDGING-ROOMS In the upper stories OF his es-
Enlistment 49, s. ,nr,,ooy
nol-3m .rF JodS L. oOdSSON
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BY Thos. W. Kessee, Aucsioneer,
n. No. 1917 Main street,

r1RusTEEs SALE OF a AG1KI1ss,,
HORSES. End BUGGIes AT AUCTION.
rr virtue of a deed Of trnst executed by. ndrew
J. Cosby to the subscribe bearing Date me zsst
day of March, 1850 duly recorded 10 SlcnHlonu
eeed TO sell at public auction. on FRIUA5, tns
asth November. ut IL o'clock H., Mt the Stables 1a
s.h street. between Marshall and Clay sties tne
following prrpcrtv-to wit:
: Stte. Gi,slSE CARRIAGE and HARNESS. -,
~. i OPEN RUGBY and HARNESS.,
2BAY HORSES.
- j BROWN HORSE, ~
f1aBsY HORSE, - ,.4s ! 40.
y. II BAY MARE and COLT. -
TERMS Made known st the see. ,..-
=, ANDhEW jIEK1HS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
OIL -. 80
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1.s,syssrSvrTss IA Y7ssfal Da.k
4 BsG6oK b fssuShtoa,, Au6sionsers.
y !. ~ ,y,yr,,r ADD Erankfip ssreesd.

iy;,-:syEaERA1, AssoRTn EN1 OF FIiR.
4 NsTnRf kksk1s ,s sg e I. s.. = 4
sgiaaansisANYBUs Irs apd " AsI5sTAMMN s,a
JENNY md end C9TTAGaEs EDO
~ g.aient o Rg ETs,
T ri 1, snd IN f3ratN CARL E 1,r mo
WAi.NuT E z: &c, az = RI AIR iAbh
MkHOGANTs SIDEBOARDs.
0FFI{,F DISKS and CHAlRS,r,,r,,,r, sz,.ta
f,ff,GK mo and ICE STOVES. ~ -
= ALSO;
i. An invoice Of Ladies' and Misses
- IN 10! FURs embracing good variety.
:. COOK e TiAIIGHTON, Aucts. Z
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1 METROPOLITAN WoRKs,
sEWINe.MACHHNEs.


& WILSON aG SEWING
acknowledged 10 DO the best
In the world for family purposes, because they ras
no shuttle and make the lock-stitcn, which VIII
over FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
And IN UEEt Awarded the first premium as
the Worldss Fair three different timed over al
sowing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on Inc instslment principle, and snstr rue
ton given In using by y. L. 49, A5s
1 pc 70. IS0 Main street, Elenmona.- :
CNWING-hfAC or ALL EfNps
- REPAIRED. The SLOAI NkLIpIICAE AZ,
IKG MICHINES RQuGHT and bOt.r " ssel y
tina eniy PRoPER .NEEDLEs Tor heS slttsSSss
. = .sas ~ : sLOET a ADDINGTuRs
u n flfE Garv sSraes- near Efs1sfs asafSs
,DpCKLAND LINE AND CEsAllEt Mimi 8
- I.aad hbls. OCKLAND LIME e
800 bbIe. LOSE DALE gEmEN =
s. .no s 8 a.s's - AZ &. LEE,
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A NEW BITTER, and one Of the BEST
"A DR. PARIS AQUA VIE LEE 81 Il
TaRS q very agreeable ARO4AIiU dOSi 1os aIr
tude or the system. Sent anywhere on recelpt OF
ONO dollar Address WOOD q SONS;
noas Druggists, 9th and Vain streets.
TTsE COMPOUND ACTEA LOZENGES
u toreiieYe hoarseness, tickling in the throat,
coughs -. P. 3. bUPUY, Apothecary,
no 1s 42T Broad street.
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T. AGER BEER, LAGER BEER.
The best PHILADELPHIA and RlCHMOED
LAGER BEER, in bottles put up expressly 1or
So Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Also, on hand, LONDON PORTER ana
sTOTT'S ALE, delivered in any part OF the CITY
free OF charge. &C 2I--im
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BY 8. 81. Cover.

BY s. Il. Cover.
POSITIVE SALE OF OVER SIX
Boo faos sFFAT1oN HHi1 sTnRE FIxTTRFs,
MILLER,s SAFE: OFFICE FURNITURE &C.,
fse s1SIe aes On Mi MoNDAY
s ger 2ER of z 81 e. s Of
therein consisting II paI S &c kasss quantity of
now in use, Of the latest series.
CLOSES ESQ
B FI.i TEs
copy BOOKS,
LETTER, "a SAP, anaN Ns :. PAPER,
together with arve 4a nkNs 81 &s parcu
larly adapted for the use OF public and private
STANDARD and MIeCELLANEOUS BOOKS
In greas variety. 1893.
medium sized AlILLER,s SAFE, nesrly new;
SOLID LID, W "a Ig5 DESKS
G GEHIhVHiDSkt &c.
The STORE FIXTURES embrace the
Handsome GLASS SIDE CASES, with
oo6 Ss:His1Ri s dGtDssSesIi
The entire stock, &C., will be offered In one lot,
and If not SO disposed Of viii be sold IN detached
parts.
" NN' SAMUEL q. COVER, Auct'r,
no2l-ss 81 west baltimore street.
TOR SALE.-As executor under the will
II Of Ralph Dickinson, deed, am authorized to
sell his entire estate, both real and personal. On
WEDNESDAY, November 80, 1870 (if fair II not,
the first fair day. will sell st public auctions on
the premises ali the PERSONAL ESTATE or
Ralph Dickinson, decd, consisting OF
s. HORSES. CATTLE, HOGS,
Crops of CORN, OATS, FODDER, HAY,
PLANTATION UTENSILS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &C.
The lard, consisting of THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, or more, will be offered for
sale on the same day IF fair value is offered for
it It will be Sold II not then rented for the ensu-
miles Of Trevilllan's depot, the Chesapeake and
and seven of Louisa Courthouse. 1t BORDERS on
the celebrated Green Springs neighborhood, ana
partakes of the nature of It's soil as indicated IN
its fertile granite. It is well watered lies oeaut-
fully we'll enclosed, and admirably adapted 20
clover, corn wheat, and tobacco. In all OF said
crops It is justly regarded as very productive. me
dwelling Il 3 fwo-story frame house, with eight
rooms. Orchard &c.
This sale furnishes rare opportunity for buy
ing largely OF corn, hogs, tobacco and other pro-
Terms made known on DAY OF sale.
RALPH DICKINSON, Dr.,
nol1-tls.D Admir-. with the Will annexed.
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;iiisj5I;iI;iISifiiiS ailn7ilsIY lsslspAssEs..

a ~ 81 IL
GUARDIAN MUTUAL sss Il & - 8
- LIFE lssuaAxus COMPANY ssss Il
OF NEW 4onx
oReAsizEDsrr .sss Ls.s3
.AIr POLICIES NoN.rosFrIrABnE. 81
E w soNE.THrRD LOAN GIVEN.
!. LAST cAsHDIsyTrppTFEERRis SIFa4 FEE GENT,
Policies in force. sSs S SS0
Assets; n COINS; 1000 900
Losses paid. oo''Voo
VIII. PECBHAM, President
.I.-3 ". 4. HOOKER, fice-Presiaent;
i. NcADAM secretary and Actnary;
ayoRlT 3 oH Hse9pk Aisssa1Isi assisErY
pPoGREss and SUCCESS, mark and 'distin-
suish the e a sh HI sS@nanny' CO..
General Agents III xif,11' sss hSss
;,'s 49,. ONCE Msf No. 81. 500 4 Main street.
q Or. j. G. CABEL1- Medical Examiner. = no.
VYTIDOWg AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
w life INSURANCE COMPANY
$50 OF VIEW YORK:
GENERAL IN M bAsNPAHasTME ESE soo1AAhN
st.syHf B Al N o 4 e, 81 D.
yh,s company. while issuing oil approved and
,sfs stYies Of policies invites special af9ntlnn 70
tSeir system OF GROUPING or ToSIlNE DIV
DEaDPOLICIES, rendering life Insurance av w.
able as an investment unequalled by any othsf
company. For agencies, apply . g MOORE.
10. .e,,,r,n* Richmond Va.
MUTUAL AssUaANljE SOCIETY OF
M TIRGEWIa.
- II INCO2PO RATED las3.
OyFrcE CoaNEE OF 10TH AND BAFh o. hhEts .,
Insures buildings by perpetual or ananal poncy.
loses eHuitahiy adjusted and promptly Ila,a.
q The quota for 1871 having hesn redecea, persons
having property to msu.e will find II 70 the1r lneer-
es' " 'AI IA. CLAIBORNE, PRINCIPAL Agent.
/, HENRY -. DANY0RTH, Assistant SscreINrS'
SAMUEL II. pULLIAM, Collector. 500. -
DIRECTORS
JAQUELIN 2. TAYLoSs 4.
WILLIAM @. ALIEN,
~- JOHN O. BOHSON, e.rp 4..sr-.
JAMES DUNLOP, - -
WILLIAM GRAY, ..E' :.' ~. "
WILLIAM 81. HAAALL, a. ~ ~
SAMUEL c. TARDY,
.sG4 JAMES Fl. ANT,se,.---.-...--.--
ALFRED T. HARRIS
s5gg JOHN FREEI.iND, 80 50 go
GARRET Z. WATSON,,g-,
a. GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM Il. PALMER.-... &C -
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.1MPoRTANT TO WEsTERNglzM.,
= E sHrPPERs. =. - .
THE PowHATAG sTEAMBoAT COMPANY
: y, =; = jyssir, AND THE 3-sq.zs,ss $50
BALTLM0EE and OHIO RAILROAD

m ~ THE WET .lIE7& ~
ofef superior inducements % shippers Of TO
70 ana rom the west as low rates, quick tins
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
30 and received from on board the cars Of the Bal
timo lore ana OHIO Railroad Company ii Locnst
Point saving trsnsfsr By drsys andezposurvto
I Bills OF Iading given on an shipments
y my II AGENT.
DHILADELPHIA, RICH sssaTa
tI{lND AND NOR FOLK STEAM-S~hSS2
SHIP LINE-FoE PHILAggLg,as[I1AI TWICE 4
hga ss line VII leave Phs.
dePhia evsrs WhEpNGspAY ana 5 siAITiggskRAY,
and Richm ond every MONDAY an ,sl: it
days), cheaper than by any other route, FOR all
parts or PennayIvania ana New Js,sey also for
FOR FOR" Pbiiadesphia. freight taken for Norfolk at
D passsse e fhlladelphia, including meals and
| W. ?. PORTER. Agent ,.,u,,.s
No. Ii North Wharves, snd
ses No. q South Whsrycs. Philadelrhia.
.JoHN v. WAT Aa2sr.,. sH1pprve
AND CONVERSIONS MERCHANT,
E1cHnoSD, Va. PosT-orTlos So1p.
FOB LIVERPOOL A1aaRSssrown. xfssa
NMANLME or Nall sTEAMERs, EAILINd
From NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUEsDAYS.
'rs RATES OF PASSAGE.
pn,yn5ls IA, Gold. Parable In Currency.
First $75 Steerage.. 49,. go
To London ...,....... 80 70 London .-....-.... Is
To Paris .,...,,.... 90 To Paris. ,.,......... 10
Tickets sold to and from England, ireland, and
the Continert, at moderate rates. ~.
For further information an1lv 81 the ComDsny'a
ofices, ~ JOEN 6. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; or 70
JOHN VI. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOB NEW YoRK. SGR2
OLD DOMINION STEAMSER $500
- - 2 COMPANY. re-
The splerdi6 new side-wheei steamships ISAAC
RELL, SARATOGA EIAGAR 4, ALBA
MARLE and HATTERAS, leave New York foy
NorsoIk. City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY. THURsDAY, and SATURDAY at O'Clock
?. III. Leave Richmond eYary TUESDAY, FEi'
| These ships are entirely neY. IheY nave e!egsns
saloons and staterooms' Pne 1are, accommooe9
tions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections Eade TlLn steamers Iof AZ
southern and European porGs.
| TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of this
FOE further information apply 70
JOHN W. WYATT! Agent
myes No. Governor street.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, a desira- As
F :ble THREE-STORY BECK DWELL-aM
ING, centrally locat d. on the souJh side, Frank-
lin street, containing eleven rooms, with all the
an ia good order, jas. n TAYLOR,
no 2a-TF&M3s Real state AGENT and Auct,
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ToDoFoRM.
L lODOFoRM and IRON PILLS,
CHRONIC ACID,
CHLORAL HYDRAT,
PERMAkGANATE Of POTASH,
HYPNSULPHITE OF SODA, 80
SULPEITE OF SODA, 81
CITRaTG OF IRoN and sTRYCHNINE,
CITRATE OF IRON and QUIElNE,
MORPHINE, ~.
fo- saIe nv BOUEKER &. DADE,
City Drug Store,
no17 No. 1914 Main s rect
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3&3&4SS4 HEAH6WEssSs~@
1871. ,e Tss a.an 1871.
no sUBseRlBE goR THEtYEAR ISL
49,. K. nrtvnpt esrE a MAGAz1NM pubiished
In ne world sent 70 subscribers In Sny pAt -
coantrs, 6t low fAtess oy ~ $50 n 81 ~ ~,
80 sEELysoN q TAYLoR .,,.,un
a,is Main street next to Dtspu'ea haildlas ~
49, Richmond, va.
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS = i.
90 .puRs. ssooKs. MAaA sZI ftt, STA
n M M,rn ~ ~ MAPS AL mAsnSS;,, yL.r rn
RYE "a nSS},k pHOTG GRAPHS.PPlh sAIs,
6n STl NI,ARD WORKS, SChSOL- ~s-
sLnNoSnks. CHEAP NOVELS, .szsg
oSoNl-B.tQKs, . al. ~.
LAl s, DIME y.
rrs.cEsr ruBL1cATfoss, ooa1cBooks'
ALL ARTICLES REQUIRED
hv the great
READING P0BLIC. '@H.Ifi'
aGEsTs FOR THE PUBLISHERS
W. ''S''' '' AND THE PUBLIC. .s
:, The following sent by mail to any part Of the
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YlRGEoRGNF. KEEsEE,

- SURGEON DENTIST,
s. performs su Dsntal ogcrsst ,,ssta.
n Once, corner Broad and hinsteehs w ia I'M =
seSidencHtr rear. I ~ -.
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III HEATER, first premium MONITOR cor
FEE Pot, first premium Mu NSoH,S TUBU-
LAR LIG HTNING-koD, first premium; AMIR
Tor DIAMOND STATE CoOKING-sTOVE.M Hay
be found at MUNICIPALITIES, $40 Broad street.
AL In want Of above articles should cal before
purchasing elsewhere. no1s
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T;ANDS IN LARGE
AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
I have in nv hands for sale LANDS In almost
every Section of the State. A number Of them are
large, flrst-class estates with splendid improve
- eN'0 '' : - GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, -s
no i'm 1o1l Main street. i
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TxTINGO, Elicit s. CRUMP,
wv lsos MAIN STREET, bet. 18th and 18th.
8 We are i'm daily receipt Of our stock OF BOOTS,
saors. Trunks &C., comprising the latest
sna best ssJies OF Ladies', Misses, Childrsn's snd
Gents Boots and Shoes; also, an excellent ss-
snrtmenf Of the very hest farmers heavy goods,
and " VARIETY of Satclls,s, Valises, &C.; an OF
which we are selling very low. A cali solic1teo.
"nAoA W C. Il. WINGO,. >la /.
late with Gardner Carlton.
Fl JOHN 6. ELLEITt
late with T.. s. Baldwin.
JAS. d. CRUMP,
zi4 late with Waggoner & Harvey.
JAMEsA. GRIGG. Salesman. oc lZ-Sm
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STOVES ANp T1HwARE.

SNYDER & IRBY, =
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
n I-s.s7 a.Js IRON WORKS,
1000 GARY STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
First premium on our COOKIEG-STOYE at the
Virginia state Fairs of 1869 and 1870. First pre-
M um on same at the North Carolina State Fairs
of 1869 and 1s7e. Premiums awarded after tests
were actually made on the grounds. Thousands
cam testify that the premiums were wei! deserved.
Z First premiuIn given at the same Fairs for best
HEATING-STOVE. - $50 :. --.5,s4
First premium for best CoFFEE-R0AsTER, .
very important adjunct to the cooktng.stoye. "a
3 FEONlS and CRATES sEg.a
- TENDERS In great variety.
H0USE-F S0NTS Of most beautiful styles.
IRON RAILING and YE&ANDAHa -5 Z
Terms reasonable. SNYDER q IRBY.
no Is y - 1880. tssasTEN r. = =, @-s =
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DetSLs
DR.GEO. 3. STEEL, DENTIST, f&
ItfNo. 133 Main street, i've doors aoogsS u H.
tue Spotswood Hotel pays special 70 Wy
preservation or the natural teeth. inserts IA
EiCIL SETS on gold silver, or yalca9Iss,, nn
keaDs constantly on hand PURE. NltShsoUshS
OXIDE GAS for the painless extraction Oh tsTsu'
Has twenty years experience. &C -
TAYLOR BROTHERS. DEM-&
IL T1STs, lil1 MAIN STREET, RICH 1880 5,
MONDs Eve Nitrous Oxide Gas for u, Chloroiorm ~
for o. Ether for q. Rhlgoiene spray ~ Teeih
or Chloral 81 to extract teeth without palr. - ~
inserted s low ss Sls. Teeth tiled With god ssso.
The cost qe an operations made known eeioss W
ginning Entire satisfaction given. on,yvps
~ ~ = siils Mnin street.
sTUD. B. WOOD, ID. D. s, PRAG..
ii -TfTInEERsst,fs DENTISTRY La Sl al1s
SIL ira vaHInUS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction great poh,nns; ga.nssdaT II
s0xiDs Gas aiygays on hsnd. An work grsran'
teed 10 rive entire Terms En.
yu,Se' Nv $500 = oe Is
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Having unsurpassed facilities in our business
we fatter ourselves we can pls.se our customers,
TO getters-up of clubs fpecial inducements VIII
be offered ELLYSON 6 TAYLOR,
Next to Dispatch building,
,o1e n swEw1m Richmond. Va.
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.DR. f. DAWSON
can be, found at hts ofice,
- No. 1907 tROAU TREET,
bet. III and ilth SIS.

Persons having CLEFT PILATES are tnvitedd
10 call and see his artificial ones. The lstsss asa
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EOR RENT, my RESIDENCE, No. a.
It ees Leigh street, eommodlous and sap- la
piled with all uaodern conyeniences. To a good
and careful tenant the rent will be moderate. s!
no It's j. ri. MONTAG UE.
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r OsT, o small bunch Of KEYS, among
i them post-ofhce box hey. TorIhe recovery
70 - -tf'eeF DUPUY q ScKINNEY.z gki
ltx l2aS Cary street.
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. The following sent by mail to any part Of the
county at the following rates: iaa.ss5i.

Philadelphia Age. u 90,
Baltimore Ameri-
can .,s..t.ss.sss w
Baltimore sun.... . 20
Baltimore Gazette. 8 90
Washington Chro-
nicle. .......... 10 %
Evening Star 5-eS
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TOR RENT, THREE NICE ROOMS, a.
II wen srrsnged for housekeeping. water; EH
eaa wood and coal house, and use OF patlor II
Desired. 1905 Grace street. between 18th and 3sth.
216t ssl~a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-04
EVENING STAR.
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS.

SENATE.-Afer onr report closed

SENATE.-Aftsr orr report closed
Mr.. COnkling, from the Committee of Confer
ence on the Cers1s bill. made report; wllich
after some discussion, was concurred in.
The bill limiting ths aPpointment of certain
amendment, was passed. III restricts the num-
Der OF special agents hereafter To "a divides
them INTO three classes, the compensatior a. the
classes respectively 70 be so, As and As per day
ard their actual exIsnsasI
Inc Olll 10 ald in the construction Of the
omaha and Northwestern Railroad aad Tele-
graph Line from Omaha via. the mouth of the
Nlohara river to Fort BertffoH DAKOTA Terri
rltory, vas taken UP and passed. 10. . d
HOCSE--After our report closed-the House
being in Committee Of the Whole on the tariff
bill
Mr.. Allison offered an amendment 10 Ne. As
per's motion to make the duty 2k cents on all
cast or other desert ptiOn OF steel, In fng0ts,
blooms or billets, and on rolled or hammered
steel In bars. rods sheets. slabs, plates, bands,
coils OF strips, 2. Agreed to By vote of Is to
o..
The next paragraph wa. then read as folio w:
On steel OF circular shapes or forms, cast, cut
rolled or hammered To the pattern net other-
wise provided for, 4 cents PER pound. After A
brief discussion this was amended by q mot IN
10 10 MAKE s 'o oe dtS Cents which was adopted
The next paragraph IL as follows: On steel
railway bars, cents per POUND, and on all all
way bars made in part of steei,l CENTS D r
pound; provided that metal converted or ma Q
cess, of whatever form or description, shall he
classed as steel. -. 4- =
Mr.. Bingham moved 70 amend by making the
duty tS6 per ton, aud advocated il in q brief
speech. .-r I-i-H4 Gs-tf 41EI
After a long discussion, Mr. Bingham,s anne nd
ment was agreed tO-yess ~, NAYS 81.
Pending further consideration, the commit
tee rose, and the House adjourned ..H.4
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LATE TELEGRA@ a.

The Republican meetiRgs have been FIRE luent
In Francs and Garabaldi 4 out n . revol ution-
airy address TO the army. A workingmea's rist
serday occurred at ST. Quentin. Tho
National Guard and gendarmes guarding the
mob was finally dispersed, though q number Of
the troops were wounded.
The principal witnesses In the Mcfarland trial
yesterday were the mother and sister Of Mrs.
Mel srlsnd. who gave evidence ~ TO the pris-
onsr's drunken habits and har b treatment of
his vile. deposition from Vice President Col
faS was offered, but not admitted N evidence. A
medical expert testified against the theory OF
M Il arlands insanity. .a7.r .r~T,i.I ...# =
The Sioux indians have appeared at one of the
foI Is the III dson Bay Company were very AMI
iasolent and full Of fierce threat, against the
general Sioux war. The American settlements
were greatly alarmed.
An Agricultural and Immigration Conyen-
tnn, composed of delegates from South and
NSIln carolina and Georgia, met yesterday at
charleston 70 consider number OF important
SUBJECTS relative to the development Of South
ern prosperity r----, -
1t is proposed in the Dominion Parliament to
/ erect the British Northwest Territory into
province of The Dominion, under the name of
Manitoba. tolbe allowed two Senators and one
Represe ntative in the Parliament.
General Sheridan teleeraphs that the Indians
have captured several small forts near Fort Sui
~ Dakota, and made prisoners of the garrfson..
SHERIDAN is after the savsges and means work
In earnest. ~ YT5tUF T-F ~ "a
The municipal election in Virginia, Nevada,
yesterday resulted in the success of the entire
Republ ticket. The Republican canfiifate
fer Mayor received 80 votes, and Bird, colored,
2Ss votes. raT . az 80 ~ - 49,
L Senator Revels addressed large audience at
the City Hall, at Springfield, Mass, last night,
on The Tendency Of the Age.n This was his
first speech in New England. r. II - %
Governor Geary has appointed colored man
Notary Public in Philadelphia, the FIRST of the
race who has held Off ce in that State
James G. Clarke, ESQ.,, of Baltimore county,
was yesterday elected President Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company. =
The Georgia House Of Delegates yesterday
tabled q resolution to seat members not elected
under Gen. Meades order. 80 80 - :
Arrangements are making in New York for
meeting OF merchants IN favor of the acauisi-
ton Of the Bay Of SANTANA. -s. -
A reunion OF the Thirteenth Army Corps will
be held ut Springfield, nj. on the 18th inst.
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n oRfHERN PACIFIC RAILB0AD.
TO RAILRoAp GONTRAGf0Aes

TO RAILROAD CON BA0f0HSs
Sealed Propo0b will be received at the o0ce o.
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, No. 120
WEDSEsD4Y, The aTsf day q June, iSs, ct u
O'Clock noon, for the Grading, Masonry, Bridging
and Balasting Of thai portion q tbs Northern Pa
from the paiies Of The s.. Louis Riyr, 70 the Bed
g distance e ssSut % mile. ineinains every:
single track and nssss.sX side tsseks, reads tars-
the work in detail, or By the mile. -,
The said Company win also receive proposals. ut
the same time and place, for the Timber Crsss-tiss.
M Al A. shove The iron rats 70 be deiv "a on fhs
aCck al Duluth, Minnesota at the crossing o. The
river and lie fi~s % be received accord
ing 70 bIana forms, sh,sh FL &c be, red. z. Sts.II
the COMPANY. A. above yssrs etAns Of tns ssrYs, W,
speeheAtiOns, can thga ss ,sssn. sed ase fsss Az
The CON sany reserys the riEhs 80 reject 90 nj
bids not deemed - be FOR the interest," Of ths Son,
pany- 1851 ll.z lssaz1 s-.s--A 80 !. = =
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