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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

A TWO-STORY FRAMED TENE-
IA MENT IN ADAMS,S VALLEY. ON THE
NURTH SIDE OF POPLAR STREET, BE
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS IN THE CITY OF RICHMnND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1871, on the pre-
misses, at S O'Clock P. NJ, The property as above
described, and adjoining the lot formerly owl ed
by VIM. Aliens trustees. The house has five
rooms.
The lot fronts % fee; on Poplar street, and runs
back 1877 feet.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance at 4. 8,
and u months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
occurred by a decd Of trust.
an II JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auct.
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nj WORKS,

CORNER sEvENTA AND CAEhL STREETS
STATIONARY srd fOaTAbLS EN6INEs
and "a WALLIS
BARK, GRiST, and fLhSrEk M!LLa;
BOILERS. FnkGIkGS. G&3TlEGS o. !N.t
or BRASS; Null GEAHiNG, &C.
ENGINES and SA W-NlLLS Of various size
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or eIchS nged icr new, ALI other repslr
prompt sud satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars.
dc L ". SOs
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
eleventh street, between nsin and Bans.

4 VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
N BRICK STORE ON PEARL ST OP-
PusITE TIE PROPOSED NEW DEPOT OF
ROAD COMPANY. AT AUCTION.-Cn WE'D
NtSDAY, the 18th day of April, at IL O'Clock ~,
we Will sell, upon the premises. the STORE, No.
lis, south Pearl street. lying between the stores of
Messrs. Lee & seidon and Spo. Is s. Gibson. 1t
has been built since 1895, in the most tn rough aud
substantial manner, combining rs much solidfty
and convenience for commercial and storage pur-
poses IS any house in the city. The situation IL
one OF tue very best, being, opposite t? the pro-
posed new depot OF the Richmond and Danvflle
and other principal points of business.
his properly must be amongst the FIRST In the
city TO feel the favorable effects OF that improved
condition which Is so confidently expected at a day
not remote.
TERMS: VIII be made known at the time Of
sale.
ap GRUBBS b WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VTALIIARLE FARM IN POWHATAN

VALUABLE FARM IN POWHATAN
COUNTY AT PRIVATE SALE, about 20
miles Richmond and about two miles from Pow
batan Station, on Richmond and Danville rail-
about 500 acres cleared; rearly all of which under
regular succession OF crops with special view to
Improvement Soil good and well adapted to the
grasses, grain, and tobacco. Well watered, and
may be divided into several farms. Two dwell
ipgs and other buildings requisite for two settle
ments. Two orchards OF the best fruits, mostly
teams, &C. ...-
Terms liberal. City property taken in exchange
in whole or In part payment. Apply to
r. j. L.. APPERSON,
NH rs = 2awsw Peal Estate Agent. &c.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENT
Y BRICK AND FRA ED TENEMENT,
AND XAGAMT Let, on Il NORTH sIOR
MINUS gF ADAMS sTaEET, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Win be sold sc auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, The lath
1871, at 81 O'Clock, the comfortable TENE-
MENT located as above, now In the occupancy Of
Mr.. Brandt. 1t Is two stories above basement.
contains Eve rooms, besides kitchen, and is really
q comfortable residence for q small family. Also.
the beautiful VACANT LOT on the east, e5x1s5
feet, to IN alley. Title perfect.
Terms: At sale. w. GODDIN,
ap 10 Auctioneer
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By Hill.& aoddin.
SAuctioneefs aud Real Estsse Agents,
M. ffoa MIN strsek,

DYREQUFsr oFTHE Parties IN
on the nrsrniaes, at Ii O'clock A. III. TUESDAY;
nth April, 1871, aG the lao residence Of William
Jones Jones, formerly .Tutum,s. Of the Ogborne
about threa mites tfrnra Richmond. the FOLLOWING
property; HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITUsE, FARMING and GARnEN IMPLE-
DLES, HARNESS, &c. . lot or TOOLS, and
sunsiry articles too numerous to mention. 7A.
TERMS !: All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount. ninety days. credit, for satisfactory
paper fendorsed). :
No articles removed until settled for. r s.
1t ..s9 HILL q GODDIN, Auct'rs.
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- TFBy Cook d Laughton, Adctioneers, :
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TABLE
III CUTLERY. &C., AT AUCTtON.-THIS
DAY ae 10 O'Clock we will sell at our auction
rooms q general assortment Of .
HOUSEHOLD End KITCHEN FURNITURE
MATTRESSES, --.ss.- ~
BEDDING, ..,.r
REFRIGERATORS, &C.
81 nI 49, ALDO,
4" 700 dozen TABLE KNIVES and FORKS,
CARVEkS and forks &c.
1t u-. ..a.. aCOOK q LAUGHTON, Aucts.
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M & SHOP.
ELOAT u ADDINGTuH.
MACAIkISTS,
ORK OFFICE: lag AND .lEA CARR
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH Il
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMON ID GIN1As

PAIRING SrEkM -ENGtNES and BOILERS In
city and country TDBACUu WORK OF all
kinds made aud repaired TOBACCO Flat
TENING-MnLS made and repairea in JOHN
HANC0Ck'S SuPERIOR MANNER: PLAT.
FORM and xii other kinds OF A EPA
Ed and ADJ AGENTS ior the sale OF
JUDSOh'S PATENT STEAM-EkGINE 60.
VERNON, SELDEk.S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
enc year, and we sell tuem at los prices. We keep
al kinds nj BRASS WORK OF 5UPrRLNR
LAKE for S1EAM.EE&lkES. sIcn d. gauge
~shAFTING, SELF-FEtDaKS, SrhaM-&HiS-
Tiles. WATER-GAUGE5, GLUHH-rAhVES,
RbtLER-FLUE CLEANERS, aDda general as
eortm"Utof sncb ~articlas ~ are used by all run
ming stsdm -rnSiuGs and 6sw-lnills.
SLUkT IL ADDlEGT0N,
ic Is lis2 and 1874 Cary street.
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FOR TORACCOEISTS.
STOVES AND TINWARE.

r. B. MOUNTCASTLE, $40 Broad street,
Oe Agent for D.. II. L0WE'S PATENT VAPOR
no wood, no coal, no chimney, no stove pipe. You
nave no smoke nor aches, and the most perfect
regularity OF heat tE produced both above end
lssgB tns dre. Allin want OF such aBticles should
caIssnd zee II. On exhibition Ut $40 Broad street.
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unde signed will, ON the
18th DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
beginning at 10 o'cl. OK A. NJ, at the court-houst
door Of said Court in lie Custom-i,ouse building,
in thu city Of Richmond. mSke sale, for cash, 81
all the EFFECTS OF the BANK UE VIRGINIA.
NENTS. DECREES. a: d Whatsoever else there
be.
Creditors of the Bank, whose claims have been
at par their claim3 against any purchases OF said
effects they N ay make.
A descriptive list OF said effects may be seen d.
the counting house Of S. Z. 1ardy, one OF the tn
dersigned. on 18th aud Deck street,. or 1.-THE ONE
OF D.J Saunders, on ll;h street, between MAIN
and Bank, In Richmond, which the public are In
yited 20 call and examine. ahfs list will be print
ed for ejaculation, aud II will be advertised when
ready. DAVID j. S~kUhDERS,l R.ceiye!s
s. @. TAhUY, Bank or va.
NH 2J-lawtd
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ROX FACTORY AND PLANNING
y MiLL. 18Th AND CARY sTREETs.-Bsing
simple shed room, I am preparedto plane Goorinr
D other lumber on IN extensise scale. Fs-f
heaYy discount Will be made on large lots to
: sp s.7w b. Fl. WHITLOcK.
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D1NEAPPLES,
1T PizZINrs,,
ans s07 Broad street.
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T ANDS IN LARGE
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
have In my hands for sale LANDS In almost
large, irst-class estates, with splendid improve
ments and des1rably located.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
NH Palm 10l4 Main street.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Il city property, TWO FARMS in New Kent
county, one In Orange county. and two In King
and Queen county, Va. Apply to
T.. b. NEWBURN,
ia 10 No. 1910 MSin street.
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n COLUMBUS, WHOLESALE AND
IL. RETAIL CosFGCTIuNER.
ER IN TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c.-Goods
always fire. h and pure, and prices lower than any
other house In The city.
Buyers viii: do well to call on him before pur'
chasing elsewhere.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ap!-s6 IuIm
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACno
LTURES,-I am manufacturing ~ the W
DOMINION SOAP WORKS, head OF lHh suse"
PURE. tEADULTEKATED L&UNDRi
SOAPS Of superior quality. ~
Also, keep constantly. on hand = lssSs sea do n
railroad, tanners, and mechanics use. x.
Messrs. CHARLES I.4WORTHAM q Co. HU
left with them, OF &c the fac.ory, VIII Do prorapuy
ftixd. GhAS
For sale, l,Q0a bushels SOAP AsHES-s parma
nens and superior fsrtliizer.
fe 10 s7n G. l. b.
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xTyFTSN sxEYEzY.,...,-
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Hesa Eetate Agents ana Ascsonse,.
1917 Main sfyse4.

|TAUsTEEss SALE or A Lpr. tv,rs
- FRANZ gTORE XND.I
IkAME COTTAGE ADJOIE fSa' yaIIgL
III oE THE WEST LINZ ~ q
6hOIh AvERUE, AT AUCTION N ND
~ = uSs1 or trust from J.. y. Chijes. ~ snsoe
Way u. EDWARDS, the w1foof D. rssNe Of
80. huwarns 70 me as trustes for fioniaus snd
oouesI ua&eo tDs 10Th day OF Decesnber is~' snd
Teroroeo In the clerks Office OF Inc bnIa5n., only
r1use,na5 OF IN 'ncery Cogrt, In %. n. es q Innond
l snatt. IN execution Of the proy.sio,, NJ n.s 80,
dee9taGfne request OF said Rowland Jor saioI nst
PUBLIC auction, on the premises, On ERIie9s selst
DAY or April. 1871, At 81 O'Clock r. NJ "a ,1Ia
valuable A1T, with 8 nice FRAME Erfduu1vs Tuiy
. oweiuDS over same, and 4 neat pPhIrn ItFlsh
TAGE ad59ininR, containing i've ronrn. UT.
rs ABOVE described, having . front nf ~. thocssed
tne west line 81 Monroe street. and rurr1. est on
Detween parallel lines q depth or iso fsst oack
less. Each OF the houfes are noe - more or
GOOD tenants at a fair rent and win S he by
they 50 desire. fs, should
TERMS: Sufficient In cash t, tsf.,,
penses OF sale aud to dfBchsrye . csr.e eH-
liable note OF $4,000. dated Inc iotb m nin neso-
1887. with interest thereon an1onnsI,aD T3sosmoer,
4Sos.ia I; the residue OF the putchase mnne ~ooul
suchtime and terms ~ the said L, n. ChIIss On
tee OF mary, 4. EcwaIds, shall prescrihe aus-
rect, or, on his failure TO give such 6Irecta snudl.
suca time and In such way rs the said ms. on
deem best and pr0per. Ne Tay
WIN. /. CLOPToH. Tenet.
sale conducted by LYME & BRoTHEpl e.
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E0BARRELS RUSSETT APPLES, ln
OU barrels CHILLI q dJACKEQN VII, -
TSIOaa list received by
apls CHAH. q. WOATHAM . w.
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GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
18th DAY OF JUNE NEXT,

In obedience to 4 decree OF the Circuit Court OF
the United : tates fer the District OF Virgins, lie
unde signed will, ON the
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every I; leaves hlcnmond every
y s5S sys4y 2 TTessS SHi Il leaves eaf Fienn 5ssSS' every Very
u. J. BURR, President.
feN 1914 Main street.
PHILADELPHIA, RlCH-sSNs
4 M0ED AND NORFOLK STEAM-SSsAA4Ha8
sHIP LIEE.FoK hILADELPHl TWICE4
delphia every WEDNEspAY and sATuKDAY,
alternately. Freight received daily except Sun
days., cheaper than, by any other route, for all
E RaSss 9 81 rsnns yiS son,h saa F Msil Jssts esnyi;h ils2 2i fSs
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk st
PASSAGE e Philadelphia, Including meals and
w. P. PORTER, Agent
No: 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
No. II North Wharves, and
fe Is No. IL South Wharves. Philadelphia.
John W. WYATT,
AND CONFESSION MERCHANT,
R1onaoSD, VA. PosT-oTFicE Box 10.
FOB LIVERPOOL ANR ssg
NMAMLIHz OF MAIL sTEAMERs, gAnINa
fAo 1N hSM FekK hXh FgE sATGKpAE'
Paya1lst" Gold. Payable IN Currency:
EiTG no cabin ...".~..ss Is Sa rage,
4 Ti Etsas sold to and rom re II a ns i ]ilsisnd:: and %
the Continent, at moderate rates.
onlces. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
JOHN W. w !. AEHF8s9 Hssh's s ,sio S9fa; q 70 70
FOE NEW YORK. %eek
OLD DoM1N Sn9p ssTEE E &AaAAR
BELL s1IExTSs4in X1XAaAA4, ,A li1As
Day, T1a1Rss and sATURpAiiYF At sso'eloei
BAY =, an. nsa s2 k.San9n ID s siss tide, TUESDAY FRI
saloons and stateroom6. The fare, accommodate
"e Close enc so aiSeeaoas ms made ieS Wi9 Ras Steamer. for an
southern and European ports.
,c 1asq Z Ss efesteS, T TRIS ordered, at A QUAR-
For further information apply to
myss 'oHA n.y. y: W /! do1sFro As ss4.s,,
flames RIVER
fNas On THE JAMES JAM Sri RIVER HsSo Ire i hAs and
elegant gpits E States Wail steamer
oa , Z : & & srFr 3 r.
leaves company's wharf a. Rockets for the
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at SIX O'CLOCK a. M,
days.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
E faas rs a0 tickets to Norfolk and return a.s 60:
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER & CO.'S
EXPRESS.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa.
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and alregular landings on James river, at REA.
d. till 6 2. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM. General Agent
Once. Company's wharf.
sci Branch Office, corner Main and eth sts.
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ra.ser Day.

April IL, 1871.
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SEND 1UuN 1''s.'-" -
y The wagons will leave the store for Chuacn
and UNION BfLts and ROCKETS at ~ A.
NJ. and AP. NJ.
For OREGON BILL and TIP TOWN At IL a.
NJ. and aP. Nj. THAR
Goods ordered after those hours must wa" 'heif
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CoMPAh1'
.ns-Iw corner Main and 9th streets.
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FLUID EXTRACT sAR5APARILLA.
One bottle Is equal in strength TO one gallon of
the syrups or decoctions as usually made, aud
& wine glass added to a pint of water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try 1t this way.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG Jan. 4, 1871.
Governor Geary's Message was read In the Legls-
lature to-day. He reports that the State debt has
been reduced to s3l, ,lli,6e0 by the payment OF
Sl.64S,1s7 during the year. He recommends the
selling OF the assets in the sinking fund, so as to
pay of, in 1872, nearly eight millions then
falling due, OF the bonded debt He re-
commends a convention for revising the
State constitution. He calls attention to the
unsettled condition OF the Delaware boundary line.
anu advers to the difficulty that might arise Ii clt-
zens OF Pennsylvania should be seized on disputed
territory and subjected to the dsgraceful and alb
horrent pory and the whipping post, as author
lied by the laws OF Delaware. He expressed un-
qualified disapprovel OF the employment OF
interference with the sovereign rights Of State
not contemplated by the founders of the national
government and which might lead 10 disastrous re-
suits. He advocates the holding OF the centennar
celebration, and says the location of independence
Hall points to Philadelphia the locality proper
for 1t. He opposes free trade fallaces, and de-
nounces the Introduction OF coolies as one OF the
greatest evils that belall the tong millions OF
the country.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
ROME.
Cardinal Autonelli and the King Of Italy-Cor.
dial, II not Charitable.

LONDON Jan. 4, 1871
The telegraph adyces from Rome are received
eagerly and read with considerable Interest particu.
larly far the dispatches relate 10 the visit oi
his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel, and the tone aud
attitude OF the Papal Power towards him during hl3
brief stay.
IL Is said to-day that his Eminence, the Cardinal
Secretary Of State Antonel, gave audience at once
to the special ambassador who was despatched by
the King TO the Vatican to announce hi4arrival In
the Holy City, and also displayed very consider
able degree OF cordialty towards the royal envoy.
Cardinal Antoneu, as IL Is remarked. must have
been moved TO this course Of action either Uy thu
exercise OF very unbounded charity feeling
the exact contrary. the calm expectancy Of tho
advent of a day OF retrlbution reveoge.
In his circular addressed TO the members OF tho
foreign diplomatic body accredited to the Holy See,
and serving In Rome, the Cardinal Secretary under
date OF the 10th OF September last said
In presence Of this fact (the entrance OF Italian
troops into Rome) which has been accomplished be-
fore the eyes OF all Europe ana by which the sacred
principles OF all law and specially OF the law Of
tons. have been trampled underfoot MS Holiness
has directed the undersigned Cardinal Secretary Of
State, TO object ana protest loudly, as he now op-
jects and protests in his august name, against the
unworthy and sacriiegious spolialon Of the domin-
ions of the Holy see which has been accomplished,
declaring at the same time the King and his govern
ment responsible for all the damage which may
suit to the Holy Sec and to the Pontca sui ects rom
TINS violent ana slcrIleglous usnrpation. Ills Holt
hess moreover, mas ordered II to be declared, the
this usufpation Is deprived or all effect null and
without any value, ana that II can never IN any way
prejudice the ncon'estable and legitimate rights OF
dominion and possession whether Of the holy Father
or OF his successors; and, II force prevents the
wishes TO preserve them intact, In order to resume
at his own time, their actual possession.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
Michigan Legislature.

LANSING, Jan. A. 1871.
The Senate at the afternoon session to-day did
nothing OF Importance. The House elected as
officers the nominees OF the republican caucus
and Immediately after the organization the
Governor was Informed, ana he replied
that ne would meet both houses In
joint convention at half-past ten A. NJ. tomorrow
and read his message This document gives the
population of the State, according to the recent
census at 1,lS4296, ana predicts that the
next equalization Will show aggregate real
and personal estate OF s5oo000,o00. The
financial summary Is the same that given
recently in the synepsis Of the State Treasurer re-
port and the estimates show that If the same rate
OF taxation now existing is continued for the next
two yeart ana the appropriations arS not largely n
creased the State VIII be able TO pay easily all the
bonded debt that may mature between this and the
next biennial session.
caucus OF republican Senators was held tonight
In the hall Of the Representatives IL was crowded
IN every part and prominent members OF both par
ties were present. Speaker Woodman was in the
chair. Mr.. I. w. Ferry was chosen for President OF
the Senate on the sixth ballot Tremendous excite
ment followed. Mr.. Ferry soon appeared and made
a speech returning thanks for the honor.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
RAILROhD L!TlGATION.

The Hartford, Providence and FishiSill Rail-
road Company's BOnds-payment of Inter-
est Demanded In Gold.
HARTFORD, Jan. 4, 1871.
Some trouble has arisen between the city authori-
ties Of Providence and the trustees Of the Hartford
Providence and Fisnkill Railroad Company. on the
payment Of coupons on bonds Of the road the trea-
surer Of that city insisting upon payment being made
In gold and refusing q tender OF payment IN cur
rency. Heretofore the payment has been made IN
currency. The refusal OF the company to pay the
city OF Providence LII gold is based determine.
tion to make no distinction in favor OF Providence
as against other b0ndholders.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
STATE LEGISLATURES.
iIuine Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Jan. a. 1871
The Legislature convened to-day. The Senate
organized by the choice OF Charles Burum republi-
can, of 0rono, fer President, he receiving 27
votes to l for Mr. Torrey democrat 5. w.
Lane was elected Secretary. The House organized
by the choice or Edwin B. Smith, OF Saco for
Speaker ne receiving 100 votes to 20 FOR Edmund S
Wilson, OF Thomaston. ). j. ChadDourne was
elected Clerk by about the same vote.
The Secretary OF state placed before each branch
the Gubernatorlal vote, and a committee was ap-
pointed To count the same
The caucuses for State officers will be held this
event. 'ng and the Governor elect VIII be inaugura ed
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
CHEAP COAL IN SMALL QUANTITIES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 80, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Will you please present to the public the opposite
OF "vIctnis' story, published on the 2sth inst In
relation 70 the Pennsylvania Coal Company, aud
say to the poor folks that they can buy their coal
zone ton to person. at 50 80. when other dealers
are charging 81 80. The company wishing to de-
liver all the supply now on hand 1T the old mining
prices, rather than exact 'mon0polists rates."
adopt this rule; but one ton to one address, and 10
be paid for when ordered. Respectfully,
VICTIMS DROMIO,
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Death Of q California Pioneer injecting Of
the Nevada Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. A. 1871.
Dr. Isaac Rowell, California pioneer, ex.supervi.
sor and professor in the Pacific Medical College.
died Of appoplexy this morning. He was SO years Of
age, and native of Maine.
The ship Guiding Star, owned by Messrs Pope Il
Hong Kong. Her cargo, consisting of rice viii be
forwarded per ship A. N. Small.
Messrs. Tubbs Co., Of this city, have nled pet
tons to have Messrs Treadwell & Co., also or this
city, declared insovents.
The Legislature OF Nevada organized yesterday
The House consists OF twenty-three democrats
twenty-one republicans and two independents
Robert T.. Lowery. democrat. has been chosen
Speaker. Governor Bradley has been sworn In.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
A DOUBLE MURDER II ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS. Jan, 4.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 4,

MEMPHIS, jan 4, 1871.
On December 23 1870, at Jacksonport, youth
named Stephens was arrested by constable High.
tower on charge OF being drunk. Willie on tho
way TO the jail a Mr.. W1serman, the stepfather OF
Stephens nerceded for hlm and offered bail for his
appearance when wanted. The constable seemed
to think that Westerman was acting IN a threaten
ing manner, and struck him with a loaded cane.
Wesierman immediately drew a revolver and shot
Hghiower through the body. The latter then
cnched with Westerman, wTested The pistol frou
him ana shot him dead, and almost Immediately fell
dnud
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
LYNCH LAW IN ALABAMA.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 4, 1871.
AT Huntsville, Ala, on Friday last, Lewis Ketch.
urn disembowelled +. Burgess. Ketchum was ar
rested ana lodged In jail, but the following night
body OF armed men. wearing masks, catered the
town, seized all the prominent citizens and placed
a guard over them, then marched to the aI which
they broke into, and took Ketchum q short distance
from the town and shot him to death,
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoN MONEY MARgET-LospoS, Jan. al 80 r. M
consois 92k for money, and the account. American
quiet and steady United states i've twenty bonds
lse2 s9s 1855, s9a 1857. $50 Ten or,ies s7sl socss
quiet unchangef.
LIvEEPooL COTTON MAeKEr.-LIvrRPooL, Jan T.
Cotton has downward tendency bu prices
LIvEaPooI Provision MARKEr-LIvERrool. jan
so =. M.-Beef lly \.
LoNpoS PRODUCE MARKRT-LoSpoS, Jan L-Tallow
d,s A urrgw gwt
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
Massa chase;fs Legislature.

BOSTON, Jan. 4, 1911.
The Massachusetts, Legislature met to-day and
promptly organized by re-eecting the officers OF
last year. H. d. Ceoedge received the unanimous
vote OF the Senate FOR resident and the House
elected Harvey Jewell Speaker. with but five dis
senters. After organization both branches pro-
ceeded to the Old South Church TO hear the annual
sermon, which was preached by the Rev. Charles IL.
Grinnel, OF the Harvard Unitarian church.
Governor Claims Message h expected on Satur-
day, ,a.i,. ,,.s1ssl. s~~-,s -