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ZEAL ESTATE AT pR1yArE sAEy

IGOR SALE, & DESIRABLE BRTCK@
II DWELLING, with six rooms, ON Oregon HI
BIZ. convenient TO the Tredegar Works, JEls
proper.y is now ,c o'ecs2ped By paying tenants
sls' l T. % B. NEWsURN. 1914 Main street.
VALUABLE HOTEL AND OTHER
VA, FOB SALE: The subscriber offers for sale
on private terms the valuable estate known az the
LOUISA HOTEL PROPERTY,
,r.par ryuo o GS21sist:ng or
lower floors OF which are rented for stores:
aLAsGE TWO-SrORY FRAME BUILDINGS ::
E EESiHa NEW STABLES, sualcleu. for 100
.165sG--fafs'iuszs;
KITCHEN, &C.:
All In good order. having been recently repaired
and painted, and has ,t,ached about
lS ACRES OF LAND, divided into grazing lot
There is no othsr hotel In the village, tho ,a,o
Of spiritu0us liquors, bookkeeping, &c. htying
been entirely restricted TO this property, which
makes It the mont valuable property OF the kind In
he found, and is now renting for fourteen bundled
dollars.
Louisa Court-honre IS INN edlat.ly on the (,bes.
ape IKE and ohio railroad. sixty-two miles west of
Richmond, abd is f.. healthy village a. any in
The state. and an energetic business man might
add greatly TO It's already lucrative business Inv
getting n"srcers from the cities and 10 wer country
during the sumner and fall months
This properly Is now leased. but should the pur-
chaser desire possession arrangements coud pro-
baby be made st an7 time. /. is really for sale
aud will &c sold for mu:h less than It's value and
on accommodating terms.
For further particulars apply To
j. &. CANMACK
Louisa Courthouse. Va,
or to me at Farmville, Va.
Al r. AZ
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~ SCa.P UFJUDuMES rs, EAECCilohS,
&c. Sent by mail or express free To al VINO remit
the price, ST. ,,.
LAWYERS 10 keep, with l!li!e t.Oub.e, Coo kct oi
their peudnx cases am! 10 preserve Transcripts ot
JOHN l. HARYE, Jr."
Early orders for the above and a.! o.her NJ"
LA BOOKS solicited oy ..,, ,,,,
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ES, PURE NEDI.

DURE MEDICINES, PURE MEDI-
L. CINES.-A full stock of d RUGS. MEDi-
CtNES, CHEMICALS, ELIXIR EXTRA CTS,
FILLS, PLASTERS, POWDERS, SYHUPS,
TINCTURES, REsINOlUS. and everything else
TO 10 found In Il lrst-class establishment. Ply
SICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with
caro- Of c-ly pure medicines OF full strength.
JNO. W. k1oOh, Druggist and Apllh-cary,
icc Corner Of nj aiu and 81 streets.
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DRY GsbabikS.
v,RESH ARRIVAL OF


T1REsH ARRIVAL OF
= SUMMER DREss GOODS.
We have Just received from the North large
addition to our stock Of
SUMMER DRRss GOODS,
Embracing ell tha novelties Of the eeaHon, SUCH
Plain MouAlR GsENADINEs- cheap and sty-
fish;
Handsome RRCCIIE GRENADINES
Full stock OF IRON GRENADINES,
JhPANES 6 POPLINS and SILKS,
WIFI f a nd COLORED PIQUES.
CAMBR1 CS, LAWNS, and pERCALES,
~ BRO WN VICTORIA LAWN, for trimming
"a ii TIE LINEN LAWN, &C., &C.
Also, full line OF
CAS-: 'iMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES,
SHEETlNGS,
SHIRTIEGS,
TABLE DAMASk,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS
| NOTIONS. &C.
Beautiful stock LLAMA LACE POINTS SEA
| sIpE UMBRELLAS and PARAS0LS;
| All of which we arc offering at the lowest market
| nr,ces. JOHN N. WOODFIS,
| I'LL Main street,
| icl3 Opposite Dispatch Office.
1.-Two CITY AND COUNTRY MER-
| L CHANTS.--Ilaving made arrangements to re-
move on or about the 1st Of Jnly next to my mes
store, No 1909 MAIN STREET, am now offer.
Ing great bargains 70 city and country merchants
| and sll in want OF
/ DRY GO0LS,
/ HOSIERY,
| GLt.VgS,
| Wits GOODS and
| NOTIONS,
would do well TO give me call before purchasing
| elsewhere. | sm determined to sell, ratser Than
have the trouble and exp:use OF removing r very
hssvv stock MOSES BILLHIsER,
| In "a ct oil Main street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March o-4:35 p M.
Synopsis or Weather Reports for The Past T,centy.
jour Hours.
The lower barometer which was yesterday GEM
tra Iowa and Missouri after extending its In
iuence with high winds TO the Gulf has travelled
due norhward and now covers Lake Superior.
High southery winds and gales have been expe-
rienced from the Gulf nortnward, with heavy rain
in the Gulf States, and light rains and SHOWS on the
lakes
The pressure has somewhat recovered on the uIf
ana South Atlantic.
1t has remained nearly stationery on the Middle
and East Atlantic, with cloudy anu threatening
weather.
A special offshoot from the low pressure In Mis-
souri, passed westward into West Virginia and Is
now pursuing northeasterly course along the AT.
lantic coast with all the characteristics Of feeble
tornado.
Probabilities.
Fair weather is indicated for the Gulf and South
Atlantic States on Friday; fresh winds on the Mid
die and East Atlantic and lower lakes, and brisk
winds on the upper lakes.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
The LAWYERS, TRADE.
Probably Another Shyster for Judge Bed
ford-A Mans Property Auetioned Oh With

Probably Another Shysfer for Judge Bed
ford-A Mans Property Aueti0ned OF With
out Consent.
Last week John G. Flguera, who keeps q saloon
at the corner Of Eleventh avenue and Thrty.sixth
streer, applied to Justice Coulter for warrant for
the arrest of James Ryan, laborer residing at
No. 81 Broome street, and lawyer named John L..
Lindsey, VINO keeps an Office at No. 2so Green
wlch street, and has his residence at the corner
OF Forty first street and Eighth avenue. The nature
Of the complainant's story was as folows:-He tes-
tilted that the 23th Of January last Ryan, with
party OF men and an auctioneer named william Abb.
botr, OF No. City Hall place, came to his place OF
business, No. 651 West Forty-second street, res
taurant. during his absence, and without his know.
ledge or consent sold by auction everything that
he could find Of any value in the place to diferent
persons. Lindsey he charges with having been an
accessory after the fact TO the stealing Of his urn
ture and other property, which were Of considerable
value. He further swore that neither Ryan nor
Lindsey had any claim against him whatever
Abbott, the auctioneer, sw0re that Ryan had en-
that Lindsey had informed him that Ryan was
client or his and that this auction sale OF Figuera's
pace was TO take place to pay the amount OF q
Judgment or lawsuit which Ryan had obtained
against Figuera. The latters bartender and two
or three others were also sworn and had their test
mony committed to writing. warrant for the ap-
prehension OF Ryan and Lindsey was then issued
court squad, who arrested Ryan on Wednesday and
Lindsey yesterday. Ryan is now locked up, await
ing an examination, but Lindsey was allowed to 90
on his parole by Justice Blxby
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
HISTORY OF. aGREATi0N.
Lecture by Professor Pcremus at the Brook
~ fyn Tabernacle.

Lecture by Professer poremus at the Brook
s.s - lyn Tabernacle.
large and intelligent audience, attracted by the
widespread knowledge OF the ability OF Dr.. Dore-
mus. attended the first Of course OF lectures on
the agreement between the Mosaic and Scientific
Accounts OF the History Of Creation,r delivered
at the Tabernacle, Rev. Biz. De Witt c.
Tamage's novel church ediGce in schemer-
horn street Brooklyn. Dr.. Doremus, in COM
mencng, said Il 60 nor, with the atheist,
believe there IS God because he has nei In person
revealed himself to me. The astronomer sees God
In each planet that he views; why, therefore, may
not the chemist discover Him In the smallest OF
atoms and most mponderable Of iorce5i The
astronomer argued from his knowledge OF the pre-
sent occurren IN the planets OF the past expert
ence by this Earth OF the same phenomena Herschel
had conceived that the milky wayn was congre-
cation OF nebula, and great French physicist had
shown how that theory might be correct Yet
within ten years 1t had been shown that
this was but vapor, Surely then, he
trhe leclurer might from his knowledge Of mat
ter and forces and the above fact conceive the
earth 10 have been at one time but vapor. In pur-
SUNG the proof Of this theory he showed the
manner OF the earth's soiidlncatlon and performed
many experiments with carbon. He showed how
10 might be liqui1ed, compressed and sohdi1ed
and how that In the occurrence Of these are dis.
that we now perceive perfected on our Earth and
slowly becoming In the otner planets. All this
he declared was IN perfect accord with the Biblical
Of
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
TIE Coat CONSPIRACY.
Bill Before the P~nnsyisa Leei.iatarc
Regulating Railroad Frcisbt Charges ON

Bill Before the P~ansyiv Lsei.latarc
Regulating railroad Freight CHARGES ON
Coal.
HARRISBURG. March Q, 1871.
In the House the bill 10 regulate transportation Of
coal was considered.
The first section prohibits any charge for trans.
portation OF coal OF Than nfteen mills per mile
per ton OF 2.24o pounds grades not over twenty
eight feet TO the mile, and not more than eighteen
mills per ton per mile on grades above twcnty-eIght
feet TO the mile. An additional allowance may be
made Of two mills extra per ton Per nile on dis
tances less than ffty miles, and two cents per ton
for branching at loading and shipping points.
The second section requires companies 10 trans
port coal from all colerfes on Their hue.
The third section requires them TO supply sufi-
cent number Of cars 10 meet all demands.
The fourth section innlcts heavy damages for vio-
lations OF the lfth section; exemps companies hav
ING special charters for the transportation OF coal
only from the bill.
The bill was passed through the Committee OF the
Whole without word OF amendment or opposition.
but objections were made 10 suspendng the rules
for the second reading. Mr.. Hail SAID the bill could
not reach the Reading road, because II was char
tered five years before the constitution was
amended giving the Legislature the power 10 revoke
or alter charters OF corporations. After o long dis
cusson the bill went over for a week.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
Personal Intelligence.

NJ de Catacazy, the Russian Minister, arrived last
evening at the HOFFMAN House.
Lord and Lady Willoughby are sojourning at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Baron Gauldree Boilleau, the French Minister to
Lima, is among the arrivals at the Brevoort House.
Mr.. J. Grant, brother OF the President has put up
al the Astor House.
Ex-senator Woodbridge, Of Vermont, is staying
AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. Francis Lawley, Of England Is at the Hof-
man House.
Mr.. r. W. Daniels Collector Of Buffalo, is tempo.
rarily at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
John A. Griswold. OF Troy, has returned to his
apartments at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Francis b. Hayes, President of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad, Is stopping at the Breyoort
House.
General o. L. sheppard, Of the United states
Army. has taken quarters at the Astor House.
General Poe, OF the United States Army Is at the
HOFFMAN House on a brief visit.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
son o elo.e an ,e.,lrrorr 90 rueseay pext, wnen

son 10 close all fe~,irory en- tuesday next when
the next meeting VII te hcid.
THE NkrKSsloS 90 nArfeos AvxSrw.
Senator Tweed fron the committee on Annicipa
Aners reported hih 10 TeTtal the act Of 1870 au-
thorzing the extcntion ~ Madison avcnre; ana oO
hts motion. after stating fha The bfi was asked Tor
ny many properly 0wnerA the hNl wss passed.
fnx EHocktNA fOAgCn Alft-
The Kings county deit sAtto1 met tbs afternoon 10
consider Tue lotc MI fcfened - them hJ the A.
ai0rs Murphy and Pierce expressed themselves as
opp scd 10 any BAL increasing te ray OF the police.
long dfnCn-eioA follewcs, Me~srs. Jacobs ami
Roche Insisting On tue amendments they had sup
ported aud carried In the Assembly: rat ine ma
yory, with an occasional scattering vote, insisted
on 40 Increase. aud lhc bah ordered 10 be re.
ported withonttsc amendments.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
Mr.. FIELD Mo The NEW Yoss TRIBUNE.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE UERALD:-
The Tribune OF this morning. after refusing me
the privilege Of reply to Mr.. r. c. Barlow with the
same freedom given TO him for his attack, sums up
the whole OF his eight and naif columns in edi-
torial, making ten separate charges against me.
Every one OF these charges Is untrue, as might
easily be shown by detail OF the facts II that were
permitted. As for example. acts are attributed TO
me, which, n they occurred at all, took place when
was away $50 miles IN the country, and had no
60 through the whole list showing the untrutnf ful.
ness OF each statement. But AS thus Is not allowed
content myself with saying as ! do here that each
one OF these separate and distinct charges H. so far
as / am concerned, q separate and distinct false.
hood. DAVID DUDLEY rIELD-
New YORK, March Q, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
TeLEGHhpHIC NEWS ITEMS.

bill has been reported In the Massachusetts Legislature
10 consolidate the cities Of Boston, Charlestown and Somer
vile municipality, should the act be approved BY
q vote Of the citizens.
William Mckay, a notorious hshwsyman and the most
desrerate rufan Utah. confined In prison at Salt
Lake City charge OF robbing the mail made bis escape
ye eser,.ay and 10 again at large.
The tcnsiye coopcrage shop Of Robinson Riley, In Al
lerhanv ty Pa was entirely burned this afternoon The
loss h aboo $4,000 Over 100 workmen are thrown out OF
employment,
Patrick Burns william Bannser, miners smoth
by gas wednesday night while at work In the mines Of
the Tunnel colcr Asheud "a Lhey were both men
offsmly aud measers Of the Miners pnon The b0dis
have nos vel been rSccyered
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
The NEW CATHEDRAL.

Subscriptions Flowing In-Nearly $11S,OO0
Already Subscribed for the Fund.
An adjourned meeting OF the subscribers to the
new cathedral fund was held last evening at the
archcplscopal residence, Thirty-sixth street and
Madison avenue, with Mr.. William OBrien IN the
chair.
The treasurer announced the amount subscribed
at the previous meetings s1oo,5o Of which there
were paid in s92,75o The subscription list was then
opened, ana the following gentlemen put down their
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
NAVAL uRpsss.

Lieutenant Commander sIas W. Terry has been
detached from the Naval Academy ana ordered TO
the Severn. Enstgns James Franklin ana Nelson r.
houston have been detached from signal duty and
ordered TO the Aslatic neet.
Lieutenant Commander stephen A. Mccar,y has
Deen detached from the Congress and ordered 70 the
tennessee relieving Lieutenant Commander Cotton,
TAa " ordered 70 the Congress
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

John Grieoel, q child two and half years Of age,
died at the residence Of his parents, lay First
avenue. from the enects Of scalds received on
Tuesday last BY the upsetting upon him Of pot OF
boiling milk which stood on tpe stove. Coroner
schirner held an Inquest over the remains aud tn9
Jury rendered verdics VI accidental death.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
Governor Rand0lph's Arbitration Refused by
TIE Miners.

TAMAQUA, Pa, March Q, 1877.
John Parker, editor of the Anthracite Monitor,
informed HERALD reporter this afternoon that
Governor Randolph, OF New Jersey, could not be
accepted as an arbitrator by the miners nc count
OF the mining operations In which he has money
invested.
Parker further says the miners will accept any
man as mediator. or that the operators may offer,
provided he Is net interested IN coal mining. The
miners claim that any one Interested In mining
would become biased on the side OF the operators,
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.


diencc.
Mrs. NJ. X. Odlum, OF Vineland, N. j.. appeared
las, evening, for the first time, before Brooklyn
audience, in Cosmopolitan Hall, Grand and Seventh
streets, L. ID. The audience was large and more
than ordinarily intellectual in appearance. They
were brought together by the announcement that
Mrs. 0dlurl would give them
TnREE REASONS why WOMEN SHOULD NOT VOTE.
Instead OF these, however, the lady gave them
nearly three hundred reasons, and all were received
approvingv, particularly by the ladies', who con-
s,itutel the bulk Of the audience.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
OPENING os NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON.

ALBANY, March 8, 1871.
steamer Vanderbilt arrived here ct three r. NJ.
Detained nIne hours In O fog but met no ice.
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New Books.

Shdkspenre's Comedy Of the Merchant Of
Venice. Edited, with notes, by WIN. y.
RoLFE, a. NJ, formerly head master of
the High School, Cambridge, with en-
cravings. New York: HARPER Il Bros.
SnAKsPEARE's works may be likened to q
Grand castle, perfect in its architecture and
L model Of indispensable splendor for all
time. The innumerable critics and COM
mcntators upon SHAKESPEARE are the insects
that hang about the cornices and windows,
and build webs in the angles. They are,
with here and there an exception, success
lively brushed down and swept out into the
compost heap of the literary dust of ages.
In the book before us we have very neat
print Of the Merchant Of Venice, to which
arc appended notes that are prepared with
evident care, and, we must say, judgment.
But what is the value OF one of the plays of
SHAKESPEARE thus separately issued with
notes: An edition Of all his plays thus
printed would be well. The small volume
containing one play would be most con.
venicnt TO read, and printed in the hand
some style in which the HARPERs have
gotten up this one, would be quite an &C
eess!on to the library.
4 Siren. BY j. ADoLPHUs TRoLLopE. New
York HARPER l. BROTHERS.
This novel is neatly printed, as q part of
IIARPER's library of select novels.
History of Louis XIV. BY JOHN S. c. AB.
DoTT. New York: HARPER g. BROTH
ERS.
This is small octave volume, very hand
somely printed, with illustrations of pal
aces and scenes made famous by their con-
nection with the history of one of the most
notorious rs we'll US most remarkable Kings
Of modern times. ABBOTT is very indus.
lrlous, and not always reliable ; but he has
| made 4 very convenient and entertaining
volume Of the profligate and dazzling ca
reer Of LOUIS XIV.
4 German Reader. To succeed the Ger.
man course. BY GEO. Il. COMFORT, a
NJ, Professor of Modern Languages in
Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. New
York +: HARPER & BROS.
Light at Ecentng Time. A Book of Sup.
port and Comfort for the Aged. Edited
BY John STANFORD HoLAE, D. D. New
York: HARPER l. BROS.
A somewhat novel work. Printed in
very large, bold type, suited to the eyes Of
the aged. The contents, the editor states,
are selections from the writings Of distin.
yuished divines, and are intended for occa-
sional reading, "to assist the aged in the
performance OF their duties, and in the
enjoyment Of their privileges" 1t con-
talus extracts from Drs. CHEEvER, TYING,
and others.
all the above works are for sale by Messrs.
BATES & WADDY BROTHERS.
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The Conservative Party.

"A Democrat" publishes in the En-
ou,rer long article, which attempts 10
prove that 1t is the duty OF the ConserVa-
tiyes of Virginia to disband their party and
ORGANIZE anew under the name "Demo-
cratic" The substance Of the entire argu-
ment is that this must be done In order to
close alliance with the National Demo-
cratic party, and to the defeat of the Radi-
Gals.
But the facts are, first, that the Conser-
vatiyes of Virginia were represented in the
National Democratic Convention Of 1888 as
Conservatives; secondly, that the Demo-
cratic Central Executive Committee at
Washington addresses its circulars to "the
Democrats and the Conservative" Of the
country and thirdly, that the Conserva-
tives Of Virginia do defeat the Radicals.
The Enquirer proposes that those 'oho
agree auth its correspondent-possibly one
third Of the Conservatives Of Virginia, or
one-ti!th Of the whole number of voters
shall proceed to organize party Of their
own of course with the certainty Of de-
feat before them, or determination to
compel the two-thirds to unite with them
Who are these boltersP We do not wish to
do injustice to the Enquirer, and there
fore we quote its own language:
From the Enquirer, January 81
GA Democrats" argument is unanswer.
able, aud in his conclusions large majority
Of Virgnians will concur. We agree with
our friend that it is time that those who
choose to cooperate with the National Dem
ocratic party should be taking active meas
ures TO make that cooperation effective.
Those rho differ from as are entitled TO
! maintain their opinions, but they haze no
right TO ask US to abandon ours. Ii we be-
| llcve that we ought to aid the Democratic
party, we have no right to stay away from L.
From The knqu rer, January II ]
Will some of our friends who concur in
these opinions suggest the most available
| mode for uniting III action the men acho
agree IN opinion on the subjects uhlch "a
Democrat" discuSses9
1t seems to Us that this language means
t hat the Conservatives may adhere to their
organization, but the boilers intend to have
one Of their own. And q grand affair it
would he. The insinuation that the Con-
scrvatives do not wish to cooperate with
the National Democratic party may 60 for
| what it is worth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Prayer by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, of the
Episcopal Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
The following bills were reported from
committees, and placed on the calendar
Senate bills modifying the charter and
changing the name Of Washington College,
and to amend the act authorizing the city
of Portsmouth to issue coupon bonds.
House bills to amend section 19 of chap
ter AL Of acts Of 1S69-'70; to vest the title
in school trustees of lot of land in Smyth
county to amend the act prescribing the
duties and compensation Of county officers
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR WITHOUT REFER.
ENCE.
House bill to amend the Code in relation
to incorporation BY circuit courts, so As to
lessen the minimum capital Of cemetery
companies; and joint resolution legalizing
the order of the county judge of Fluvanna
in relation to taking the sense Of the people
of said county in aid Of subscriptions to the
Rivanna Navigation Company.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Mr.. NORTON, of York, for two
days, Mr.. GEO. w. GRAHAM for three days,
and Mr.. MADDOX for one day.
BILLS PRESENTED.
The following bills, &C., were presented
and appropriately referred:
By Mr.. JACKSON: Bills to provide for the
permanent record of abstracts OF elections
and Of county and township officers, and
to amend the acts Of 1S69-'70 in relation to
public roads.
BY MIR. BOILING : Petition of the asses
sor of Brunswick county in relation to as.
sessment.
BY MIR. DANIEL Bill to amend the act
authorizing John Lynch, ST., to build a
toll-hridge across the James river at Lynch.
burg.
BY Mr.. PoTTs Petition of citizens Of
King George county to prohibit the haul
ing OF seines at certain times.
By MIR. WHITE: Resolution inquiring
into the expectancy Of prohibiting the
manufacture, sale, or use of intoxicating
liquors except tor medicinal or chemical
purposes.
TIE REVENUE BILL
was taken up, discussed, and further
amended after which the House ad.
journed.
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SENATOR THURMAN on Monday discussed
with marked ability the bill providing lin
cfect) that the soldiers in the national a,y-
lum in Ohio shall vote IN that State. lie
made so clear, urgent, and convincing an
argument as to stagser the best Republican
lawyers whilst Senator SHERMAN, who OPP
posed him, was as q mere child handled by
giant.
We repeat what we said week or two
ago, that Mr.. THURMAN reflects great honor
upon his State. There are few such men in
Congress or out of it.