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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

DEATH OF ALBERT AIKIN.-Mr. Albert
NJ. Akin, an old and esteemed citizen o
Henrico, died at his residence in that county
yesterday morning. Mr. Akin will be re
membered by many Confederate and Fede
raj soldiers as the hospitable owner o
Atkins Landing, where so many prisoner
were exchanged during the late war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

RELIGIOUS MEETISGs.-A series OF meetings
are being held at The Third Presbyterian Church
~hrrch Hill. Tonight there will be preaching
,v gsy. e. H RUTHERFORD, pastor Of the Tabo'
street Church. Petersburg, services commencing
at IL o'clock.
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ICommunicaleJ.1
NAILED TO THE COUNTER,

clinched, and never to be palmed off again,
even upon the most credulous, is the much
circulated, base-coin statement made by
the partisans Of the Pennsylvania company,
viz that the Richmond, Fredericksburg
| and Potomac line was subordinated to the
Overwhelming interests OF. certain Of its
stockholders in the Scaboard and Roanoke
railroad, and it cannot fail to strike with
surprise the mind of every tair-dealing man
that the friends of the Pennsylvania COM
pany should continue to essay its use.
1t has been asserted with great emphasis
and shoap Of belief that Mr.. Moncure Rob-
inson owned and controlled TEN TINES the
amount of stock in the Seaboard and Roa-
noke road than he owned and controlled in
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac road, and that, therefore, the latter aoas
acorked merely IN the interest Of the former.
We will now show that there is not-never
has been-a shadow Of truth in the state
ment.
The record stands thu: :
Shares of stock held and represented
| by Nj. Robinson in the Richmond,
| Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road ....................: e,245
Shares of stock held and represented
by NJ. Robinson in the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad... ................... 5,739
SOC
Upwards of five hundred shares more
stock in the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac road than in the Seaboard and
Roanoke! What fund Of fraud and mis-
representation these Pennsylvania emissa-
ries must have to draw upon and how
careful are they to ignore the existence of
this evidence Of the falsity of their "pet"
statement relying upon the well-knoWn
tardiness of TRUTH after Il FALsEHooD
But it will not avail. There is ,senti-
ment alive in Virginia that revolts' at the
employment of dishonest means to, attain
any end, and we are confident that prompt
condemnation will oyertake the perpetra-
tors, and prevent the consummation of
scheme which, if carried out, will inflict III
finite damage on Virginia interests.
The Legislature OF Virginia have the
record above presented, and are prepared
to balance the facts against the reiterated
misstatements of the Pennsylvania COM
pany. s.,
If these, the statements of the Pennsyl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09
Rirllmond 0ispatrk.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION OF TIRE DI&rhTCS
Is lAgGkk THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

ROBBERY IN HENRIco.-On Monday night
the premises of MIR. r. L. King, who re-
sides on the Williamsburg road, about five
miles from the city, were invaded by thieves,
who stole about 3l50 worth of agricultural
implements, harness., &c. The Richmond
detectives found part Of the booty at
Schwartz's junk shop, and have arrested
Bob Blair and Frank Wells as the probable
thieves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

For splendid stock OF piece goods, good cut
tars. and good workmen, and moderate prices, 90
70 e. b. SPENCE & SONS merchant tailoring
establishment, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

The fancy dress carnival on skates ut the skating
Rink, February lAth, bids fair to be big tnins.
As It Is but few days off, we advise you 70 prsc-
tlce now II you wish to be expert On the occasion.
The Rink will be open tonight at O'CLOCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

SCHOOL TAx.-The Township Board Of
Varina, aenlico county, held meeting on
Tuesday, and levied q tax Of tiye-tenths OF
one per cent. for educational and other pur-
poses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

THE TRUE KN1GHT.-Su and adVer'
ttsemenis for this new Pythian Journal wiz oe re-
eeiyed by IL. ELLYSoN i Co., D1SpGtch Dul!d!n2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

The greatest mass Of solid iron known is
the iron mountain OF Missouri. 1t Is 3oO
feet high, and two miles in circuit.
Prussia's loss during the war is estimated
at 800, 900. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

ApPLEToN's JOURNAL for February ie,
with q continuation Of illustrations OF Inc :
Natural Bridge, is to hand from Ellysoh "
Taylor, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

II youW ourlesqnc Valentine, Messrs. Ell
TYSON TAYLOR have some, at which you Will
laugh In spite OF yourself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Valentines for ths pretty, Valentines for th
ugly, for ali ages, classes, and conditions III life
for sale by ELLYsoN d TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

ALL PERIODICALS at publishers prices at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch
office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

THOs. W. KEEsEE win sell at 10 A. M. piano,
furniture, sewing machines, cutlery, &C.
W. GODDIN will sell at q p. M. a cottage resi-
dence In puYars addition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

The Skating Rink viii be open o.night at s.
This will be good time TO practice for the fancy
dress carnival on skates which comes on FEB. iatn'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Do you want to send your sweetheart VAL
entine? You can find one "just suited TO your
mindn al ELLYsoN &c TAYLoR's. ~.l
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Ltf. :.
... ,It.k:N DIsrArCli VII coLtA!h All lhe
-,.-,, ,,.ifnris,, of ;hc rAIIY; n care fnl and
'..,..,...,,,,u,T> Of The Foreign Snd Domestic
. .r.-,.., .urAs lv lcgraph from al paris "i
,.y.r,1. ruu and .cl'ahir Stock, Ftn tncial' 's.-
e.. ,..esr.l MArkc. Reports: lAteSt Agfi' h'-
,.r.,,l horticultural Information synopsis
.,I.. r.rrcd..rs OF Congress and State Lesisla-
,.I..,. il, session: proceedings of scientific
,-,r:lta~al, Religious, and Literary Scclet'eS '
.. import mt Legal Decisions OF si&te ana feoe-
~.r ,.,.u-,y. reviews Of the most interesting III"
l,..rr,rsr,; SEES hooks; Popular stories =! inc
,.. ,r,.,rs. and, tadrcd. everything Of intcr' s.
,..,. Family circle he Merchant. Farmer, Fro
...,s,u.f Nan. Mechanic, aud i.aa"rer.
r,-E N,SRi>GTuS CORRESPONDENTS.
a.. rrpp,ty ,ur,.. oc The most experiences CORE
,.,g.!,.a,. i".u-ush a. dSiiy reports by telegraph
AR mail ,.l ~! matt: rs "t public interest occur
r.., H. Sac ctt> @: " aShinEton These gentlemen
l.,. .,..ss ,uall Departments CT lie Government,
..l far procuring irly Information for the freSS
,, facilities equal To- ihc correspondents OF any
e.. nam, IN ,!is country. Their special tee
,...s :.!.: !c.tc-s vii appear IN all our eitions
>TAT= A*D GENERAL CORRESPOND
,.....--oYr columns show that ;he Dispatch has
9, trr,r and able corps 81 regular correspondents
.,r,Isrt- -! the s;a.c and :rnm the chief cen
,-.. T.. r.g, at tie world. Durug the year is1
s .1.,i r.:p.oy 4 still larger number ot the bcS
rsw. ~r.trrs.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS Fall reports O
,..s r,cls,s OF The Legislature win appear In th'
U:syu.la.
IiiE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT o
III. &,ui- E'seLiy aud WeckLg Dispatct Is 1'sc'
worth more lhau the subscription price. Every
;Hlr4, Of Interest L. The planter, farmer, stock
raiser. ,ialryman, fruil-grower, and trHcker VII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Something new for Richmond-The fancy drei
carnival on skates at the Rink Feb. 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

ANY quality or quantity of Valentines may be
found at ELLYSoN & TAyLoR's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Tonight at tho Skating Rink viii be open, "
hope to see as large crowd aa usual.
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Skating Rink open tonight at O'Clock.

All the latest novels at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'ss
lilo Main street. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Overcoats for sale very low by L. B. SPENCE &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Valentines for the million at ELLYsoN 4 TAY-
LoR'S, 1ll6 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

scHooL-BooKs at ELLYsoS TAYLoR's, l1ls
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY
RICHMOND. Feb 4 1871.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STpC CKHOLDEt$ OF the RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY VIII be held on MON
ia the 2Qh Of FcoruIry, S7l, al II o'clocs NJ,
Ut ,i.c oilicc OF the company No. 1l4 Main street.
4 fall representation is dtslred, either IL person
90 Hv proxy.
81 :-td Z. ALDRCf, SecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09
FOR SAsf: AND RENT

EOR RENT OR LEASE, THE FARM
L CAL!.E Ed NAEHllFlr.L!b, The present res
l,lcuue OF IoIu 4. ballard SAP. containing l6O
acres 80 acres Of whicA Is ptourhed for corn, anC.
acres s'cd. IN what, nb ut 10 III grtss, ana
productive garden, with ne winter vegetables
tl.ty growing aud Il fac ur hard Of choice fruits
&c. The DWt1.LlHG Is large, most convenient, b,
and a very handsome one, partially furnished,
with mirrors, hall furniture, &c, within Two
mil. Of Richmond, Immediately on the Rich
mn3d, fredericksburg and Potomac railroad /;
vii suited fur Il silence :Or q gentleman doing
tIlsluc-s III Riciin"nd for Il resort for families
ia SINNER. tur terms App!y 20
nEUBES " WILLIAMS,
f. . cudt Zeal Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

VALEST1NEs.-The most complete and best as
sorted stock of Valentines In the city may be found
at ELLYsoS q TAYLoR's s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

Tg OBA(Cp FACTORY FOR SALE Ga
L OK RENT.-FO-! SALE OR RENT, Ell
TOBACCO FACTORY.
Immediately on The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
i; tfc,tcfichS Hal! depot. This factory built In
I.t7 ,d The na!n building Is u by CO. three and a
haii tories high, with shed IL by 90, two stories
high iAthcd md plast-rcd. xDd another shed l6 by
~ ouH" story hlsA, with well aud pump. by which
trI C.iH pe thrown 10 any iatt Of the building.
ia /. i ycrv desirable location Tor any kind Of
tr!.gru business large and tne cr p has been
IHis" whici can he bought at iow prices.
THIS building Is admirably situated for a large
sore and bumac factory. and raw Sumac can be
bough. here III any quantity.
IA lH- nnA.w Y. ". HARRIS. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

E<OR RENT, A POPULAR SUM F
4 MtE kESIRT. eil2ibly located In lhe Ea:::i
Blu Ridge mountains, near the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad II has been in successful opera
lion for many wears before and since the war.
Ihc buildings, Including furniture, garden sup
tl: oi tee, &C. viii be rents on reasonable terms
10 Il responsible person. Apply TO aa.#
aLLEfT 4 WATKINS, -
IL 2-eod?Dt No. l2ll Main ST.. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

VEAS, TEAS, TEAS.-The great u. S.
Il Tea COmpany's TEAS are sold by .est...z.
JOHs W. KISON, Druggist,
tes Corner Haip and I'D streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

FOR RENT, that desirable DWELL-n
L iNG-HDUSs, on Igtb street, between Iii
Grace aud Broad containing ten rooms. IN pc :
i.cl order. Possession gwen immediately. Apply
- WILSON WILLIAMS,
II a-iw Corner OF 10Th and Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

N-OTICE.-A meeting Of the WHITE
~ SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY VIII be
held Al the Ballard House, In the city of nich-
I.ond, on THURSDAY, the @3d day of February.
HIit.IkH Is. CAL l.,
itoi-.o,ItIr President.
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LOST, sTRAYED, &c-

oTOLEN from the First Market, on fN
= MONDAY last q CRAY HORSE, Wild 80.
saddle and or!dle. The horse was very asassss. as. q
w. TYLER,s Office, In Roeketls. 10 So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

DOOM~ FOR RENT.-FOUR NICE Ga
IL l. .D&> for rent for Offices or bed Ell
r., IA. Furnished aud uniu II shed. Apply HI
LAFAYETTE SAIGON,
i. st corner oh and Bank streets.
EDR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE Eses
i DWELLING, No 1ly Grace street, he E3I
tween 3h ld 5ii S,S.. tie lil ncr residence OF the
late i'r. Jar. boitom .Id now occupied hy John N
WUCdln. Esq. il cualans eleven rooms. inclu-
G!t.s bath room, with gas. fpe aud cold wafer.
Cu"kiug-ranEc, aud furnace; In fact, all OF the
modern improvements; also, stable. carriage
house Sc; and Is siuG;ed in OF the III ost ie-
aIailc nrighbprhnoG. L. tin city.
Iuascss4on giycl March lst.
Rpply to T. r. NEWBU2E.
Real Estate Agent,
ia I9--TN&S,Nhi 40. iUlG Main sire ct,
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ysEEEES as.

rNHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
l HEEElCD COUNTY will mcc. ct the court
lr5li,r on :, EJ&tcDAI, the 22d div CT Febru-
arv. ISL t. Jay tie COUNTY LEVY for the year
l,.l. ,,,
trsons having claims against the county Will
rr,.sr1t M. sam. a1c out la sep .ratc items. and
h"ualure Of each specifically stated ana verified
l.y All. !avlt A. tne la% directs.
iiy ORDER OF the Board.
WILLIAM J. ANABiE.
,..l,j Clerk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

ORGAN FOR SALE. The & aeserNslsefF aF
~. ss,e atsI-rase REED 0H.sas., GA s.nos os
Sarhar seehsms sis saas ssa lever lever
and pedal bass Ia ern,ms;a.sr srdss ana sood tune.
anu 1 bas al been but lutte IL QUO el sar
churches. MS Is very S Essssas ssaass III Ia - place i
OF this class anu IL piee organ. Price ssss
@ x,Seess Se nok iesk.bo is RielmoEd VA. - ss-
1nI 20 XppIES,-Just received, per
| A go = ,iaLstn, So bills prime Ar@ssEGS @ ~
"a = sehi' - - CAAa. q. YQRTaAAl6E'cN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

WANTED, A COMPETENT MALE
w TEACHER for public school (whitel near
Bermuda Hundreds. about thirty miles below
Richmond. Salary, s34 per month. applics ants
will meet the undersigned Mt Il O'Clock Saturday,
llth, at the Office Of Forl's Hotel, Richmond.
B. A. HANCOCK, Supt., &C.,
fe s3t* Midlothian Z. o., Chesterfield co., Va.
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RICHMOND DISPATCH
F'ov sSSE.
,,,r CHEAPEST AND BEST Ne" >f'Arh"
IN VIRGINIA.

RENEW YOUR tLtE>.

.,,c extraordinary favor which The D'SfArHh
r,.rcIyra from ;nr people Of Virginia and the
So 49,, .,.,c. rr,,nr,s u 10 renewed efforts
" ''"''N -, ,,, highest standard Of modern
- , enables MS IL offer our several
.'....,'x,i,, following REDUChD RATES TO
,it.U> F1E l>'i;
pAliI DISPATCH. s,,
. copy, r"T year 90
..... az l,i,,ir copies. per year. cArh'..''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

NOR WOODS HOLE.-CURRIE d t
GO,s LINE.-The fast-saiitng schr. @ffH
EMELI L MoLAIN. CaowsLL, master mas "a, a.as- = -
nj, have ouick dispatch. For balance OF freight,
apply to ,e,S. oas 49,, ~ 30 70 str..,,
fe3.Gs Coruer VI iStb eiao sS01S 8ossSSi~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-09

WANTED, A FIRST-CLAsS MILL
w NER (noue other need apply a. ls2i Msln ST.
fe 7-lw MHs. c. pcnt. --
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HORSE AND CARRfAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. April 4, 1911.
Early IN the morning there was but little
prospect Tor any business TO be to-day in the horse
MARKET ana we found OF the dealers coDgregated
IN the Bus Head Tavern discussing the slim chances
offered on cold cloudy and rainy day but soon after
a. M the market began 90 brighten up smultan
with the sky and with improved call for prime car
rage ana rOadhOrses, and very fair demand for farm
and business horses continued quite animated through
out the day.
Prices remained firm.
The following trotters in training M the middle
town Track In Orange County. N. Y.
gedng Balance by Billy Denton
out Of an Aldiilsh mare owned BY M MADDEN.
stallion Washington by Ethan Allen dam By Friday owned by
Mr. Maiden 49,
Brown stallion By Old Hmbetonian dam by Star
by ROYAL George, dam by American star.
Bay alg bv Old Hambletonan, dam BY American Star.
COLI By Guy Miller dams pedigree anhnoNn owned by Mr.
Brown 6y BY Reserve IA ofHmbeonian dam by Long
Black Hawk
Brown siT b, H.vens's Hambetouiin dan BY Liberty.
Bay gelhng, by Volunteer, dam Star mare
Bay colt, By Elsalls, dam by Trustee -, ~,
Nathan Mills 5000 -.
some OF these horses are remarkably hneloong, most
Of them very promising and all In the hands OF MI GeO
Bell the well-knOwn trainer. .,,..
The carriage business continues TO prove
particularly manufacturers and dealers OF
reputation Our advertising columns viii guide th0.e
DESTROYS purchase and IL only remains Tor s 10 add
"PrOre all things; hold fast that rhteh IS good"
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w-YoRK D..ILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY APRIL s 1871
.,, s,o as, sAp..ur se s,s, Mainr, ssas :, p tan

...s, sbor.. sts spsus ss61 etal Mdnr ana tun
RAILROAD Preigh.-Plour Boston ne to Newiort Albany
,s i Isis I%por,-a 500 bush wheat " "
TOLEDO April Flour quiet with moderate demand Wheat
quiet; No Red Wabash 81 AT S&2 sl As Com quie. and
hush wheat % boo bush. Corn. $500 bush Oats -
CNclSsATI April A-Coton dull and lower Mddng, Idl4c
pres Corn steady with moderate SIC rive steady
with moderate demand 81 Oid al o. Oats steady with
demand No s2ds9c Barley firm and sOe Pork
But Ma quiet and unchanged quiet fobo
in good demand at full pees WHISKY steady demand
CHoAeo April t-Four demand and steady wbe. quiet,
NO set during the afternoon dull at 81 2s Corn firy
sna higher AZ cash during the afternoon dull s3s3ic
Ga. tIn and quiet At ic for No Rye duh Csc for
Barley duh al 5 dsS Hsbwire quiet at &c Mess PORK Quiet
Closed At s cash Lard esser life, CASH lie seller June
Hogs que' IS ds6 S. Cattle STEADY sc lSaS Receipts
600 bb Flour 5000 bush Wheat 5000 Corn bush
osts GOO bush Barley shipmen-4OOO bbls
BurrAIo April A-flour steady Wheat dull sales $500 bush No
2Coago sprng 81 a. Corn easier II and 1890 bush Toledo
the sck Rye dull essyi sales
Western on private terms Seeds dull &C rs for Clover s6dse IS
for Timothy. Other articles unchanged
DHrRoT Apn and grades. high grades
quiet Wheat hrm and unchanged. osts-No MiIed sc.
MEhraI. April Cotton arm a, Ia receipts LII bales ship
mens LBS bales Flour and Oats unchsng Corn firm 72d7
Lard quiet l3 Pork Bulk Bacon quiet uneh,ngd
Lou.yiLLE April Cotton Quiet Middlg l4e Flour quiet
Corn steady shee sacked Csc Oats Csc Barley e5d6e for
erot iais Reg iSe bseo5shouder, Sc; cesr RIB loe
SIDES si loose HAms-ssgsCu lsic Plain, l+ic PACKED
wiy steady g SIC Toesseo-ssies 80 hhds Luss % sod &C 75
ALBANY, April 4-Thee improved demand for whsat
5000 bush 81 IS for No Amber State 81 30 for No. White
quiet nd unchanged Com neglected sales Round yellow bags at
Be Barley still sciye te 800 bush Iowa graded Chicago
At 81 co. 100 bush SIovei State inferior delivered SnquehAnn
State at &c
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

L'Nr5f Apr f-ll.n a. mConsos opened AZ ~ for both
,s ~ aceouat American securities quiet snd steady United
@ Iseu'F bonds 1872 81 1865 OH s2s 1857. slt Ten
800 - We kalsag shares. l9i Illinois Cenas lIoti At
ii.i 81 Great Western s1..
i.4sr1t Apl 4-l.y9 a. motion opened dul NJ ing Up
Nv
''noN Apr sl m-Ameresn securities quiet and steady
Fsti' April f-l:g m.-Reoeipts o. Wheat Tor the PEST
iA .-N qgsrteal American. Corn - 4 quarter iof Ne"
u. I'z 4 o. iof Ela Prime Mets
- ap.i 4-B0nIse-Ren.ss. 81 francs IS oeutimes , -
h Aprl ff:S pmCOnsols closed al "a Tor boh nore'
',nai Anervsu securities que I. s ffe-ISeny DoDos
40, -. 1000 Old s1t; 1851 so Ten Porties, o9t.
fHtF hpnl $50 m.Cott0n closed doll and unehangel
l panda tq5,l Mdlng Oflesns an sales 81 the
wv e1-s zC0 ior export ard speculation The msrf io
ssoa
L0sDos April t-Calcutta Linssei 60 G.
Lt.EF't Aprl A-ATf, sener Batavia ron NevYot March
-i 81 aes Cotton; fAussed from New YORK March 20 with
a. Hss, Of Cotton.
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nldthlnerp.
Corporation Notites.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public notice Is
" hereby given TO the owner owoe occupant Q, ~, he
ov1s completed and lgei the oae'
on Bar examination BY all persons interested
Fo laying Belgian pavement IN yr street oe'"H A
9For .yias Belgian pavement Fifteenth street between Eighth
ana srng Belgian pavement in Forty rstree, between Fourth
4@Fof yiIs pavement in Forshth street between
F s1s westerly ,de Of s.cOndsv.us between Thirty eighth
eIPoi eiiss cae gutter and aassng seventy''cOude
For setting cGr gutter an! tagging north eat corner Of Ma,
setting curb gutter and tagging front Of Nos 81 and
eFor laynG 1,L Fourth avenue at tie uorhery in
,.S.ectca o. Rshteenth,treet.
IoFor l.{ni eo'sS. .,1. so" VIC
rPor ,ss cfo..ssE Forty third street at the nOthsry
FoT living cTossa from .outhe, southwest Of
i5-Por LAYING cros.rat opposite No 2s East Broadway
4-For l,yng eros'wak opposite No lss Greenreh'rse1
l5-For lains cros.wsk opposite No sn iuison-street
is-Por ayng eronWalE opposite 10 2. Wooster street
s-Por laying cros.sa the uOrhsy interecOn Of King and
isFof ayus cro,-a from northeast north west corners Of
For laying Madison intersection Of New
BowsrI a5i Roosevelt.rset .-.,..,- ..,..,o..
s1Hl1.s fS ard as esR'ss'' across
The Is embraced ~ include a. the houses
80 & ~ grou1d vacant lots pieces and parcels situated
Both Of street from Third TO Lexington avenue to
aeBoth ies Of s6h SH,h,vnus the
1Bo,h ds. Of street, Fourth 10
ibe Of half the BLOCK 90 the intersecing streets
extent S Of ~. is he so Sl On 4. Interesting ,ss
westerly side Of Second from Thiryeghh 70 Thirty
linhsL
s-fbe Doperty tnown . Nos and West Thirteenth
sThe @ Of Eighteenth street commencing FourthsTen
and running ese westerly half the block thereiom and both
between genih and Nineteenth streets
lOTh side Of gteonh Fourth avenue
and running sa,ey the block herefom and both
..s Of between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
1.-The OF FortT third bot Frs and Third
both Of SsoDisvenus from Forty third Forty oa"
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-Te south side Of Fouen,hrset between Broad aud Thru
and both ries Vi Foarbaye from Tateenia 70
3-Boh sides OF East Broadway between Clinton and 'e's''n
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1.-THE south ode Dey,irset Chuch iad
and bOh aides OF GreenSiehstrset bs"esa Deg a1'
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lS-Beh Of Hsdson. Canal 10 spring rfees
l6-Boib side. " Wooster street from Canal 90 "-s
i7Both sides 81 Ninth from Avenue " - W.., street
l8-rhe north side Of from
OF
IeTb, aoh,r, "a. N y,ssy, Churcn - 80
both Ldes Of Grecnschs from Madison
2Tha sOuasry SIDE Of Roosevelt street 10 CBestau
aad both ndes Ot Madison street rV- "
/ cormencing
At First avenue aud running e.stsS aud .y . on
from and 10th aGs. First HHeLoh ~ an
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persons Interests ~ them Ar, requested
as' ~ sD Ia sdtns Richard Iveel .,hsa
~ 49, ~ $3.50. a. their Okoe No ~ OA'iAs"' ''' ~
thir, days fOI Tie l,'s Of 'A' ''"' RICHARD TWEED
| fHOMAs ASTBS
| hYER MIE&
| FRANCIS A SANDS
| Board Of Asssssots
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