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Domestic Markets -IBY TELEGRApH.1

NEW YORK, April 15.-Cotton frmer; sales Of
as72 bales ut lai:. Fiour-Southern quiet at yes
terday's .quotstions. Wheat steady, with a fair
export demand: Corn firm at 7sc. Rice mode
IaIely active. Coffee In moderate demand; Rio.
more active az .75@bls Beef qulet plain mess,
Slo@sl5; extra, Sl50Sl7.so. Lard lrmer, kettle,
Tallow Armer at s,@sc. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, April 1s.-virginia s's-old, 5Gs
Cotton Gull and nominal at l5@hic. Flour
quiet and trm with tendency to peter figures
"n low and medium grades; Howard-street super
fine fl a5:75@se,51s; extra S. so@sI25; family;
is 7561ss IS extra, ss.soGs74s; family, $500
$3.50. Wheat firm; choice and fancy white, $2@
s2s5; far 70 prime, $1,000 $3.50; prime to choice
mon, 81. 5000 bl4s; Ohoand Indiana, sl.s @sl. IS !;
PennsylvAnia. sI.soMS1.6o. Corn firm; white
southern. 79@s0c.; yellnw do. 7c177c.; western.
7a@75c. Oats dull at es@s7c. Pork quiet at s2o@
lct6loac.: cletr RIB. lol@llc.; hams, lGs@l7c.
Lard weak at 12t@l25c. y hiskey quiet at slac.,
with = scarce stock.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-Flour In good demand
ut full prices. Corn quiet. Pork closed wit q
better feeling at SIs So Lard nominally quoted at
lie. Bacon Holders are anxious 10 sell rib and
clear sides, ea@lOc. for cash. Whlskey In fair de-
mand, with SIC. asked. ...-
CINCINNATI, April ls.-Tohacco in fair de-
and aud higher sales, 2a4 hogsheads !; Tugs, $50
$780,
LOUISVILLE, April ,18.-Flour heavy. Corn
teady; shelied In sacks, CSC. sless pork pomina.
Bacon heavy shoulders. 71c.: clear sides, loc.,
packed. Lard In kegs, l2}c. Whiskey firm at sec.
NEW ORLEANS, AprN l.-,sugar-Prime sic.
boiled, 359!5c. New York sight, &C.: premium.
Gold, lllf.
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KuiIofs. iic Eurdcrer-s tatemenfs Of
The Criminal EE0w His Acc0mpI4ces
were Drowned.

BlNGHAMPToH. April II. - Rulloff has
made luil aud connected statement in r..
gard 10 the flight OF himself and his accom-
i'!irr>- Jarvis aud DcXter-iiter the murder
OF the clerk, Nirick, on the night Of the
nth OF August last. After tie fatal shot
VA 1rcda> Ru!lof alfirms, by Jarvis
inrE assisted Dexter ont OF the store, he
icing 50 badly wounded in the cncoun-
tar with the clerk that he could scarce
!! support himself. They went II. rapid
= az possible toward The Chenanyo
ENcr. On The way Dexter tainted once
from loss Of blood, and Jarvis also showed
>iIus Of exhaustion, owing to his injuries.
inn rcachiD" the bank OF the river they
halted, and discussed for u few minutes the
chances OF getting across safely; but al
though they had ,fi- giyings as to their sue
'"s>, there was no alternative, and at last
Plunged into the water. aud at once found
Themselves beyond their depth. Dexter
@ra,pcd hold Of Rullofi, and cluny to him
with bis hands and winding his legs about
hiIn. The latter only saved himself from
browning ny breaking away from his COM
pan,on after fearful struggle. Dexter
sank and rcappeared 1t once, and entreated
hullof and Jarvis To save him; but the lat
ter, although coed swimmer, was himself
rapidly failing, and the former thought it
n"lc prudent to keep alUoi. He sank
again, and soon came up and toaled on the
Water
jarvis put forth every effort to reach the
opposite shore, but the injuries he had re-
ce!Ved at the hands Of The murdered clerk
were So serious that his strength failed him
ana he was drowned. huIlof says he swan
across The river, and On looking back as he
va climbing up the bank he saw III the
night Of The moon the bodies OF his late CON-
l'anlons in crime floating slowly down the
river. He says il Jarvis had succeeded in
getting 10 The west shore his injuries would
nave prevented bin from walking step.
HGiioll viii give no account Of where he
went, Or how he concealed himself, up to
ne Lime OF his arrest, ten miles from Bing-
hampton, siX days after the murder. 1t
VIII he remembered that ut the eXamina.
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Diseased Cattle at the NOrth-Fatal
Steamboat Explosion.

BOSTON, April 18.-An inquest over the
body of butcher developed the fact that
dead and diseased cattle had been shipped
here, and that the butcher died from blood
poison contracted while dressing dead
beef, which was afterwards sent to market
The steamer Worcester, when three days
out, exploded thirty tubes of her boiler,
by which four persons were killed and
three wounded. There was plenty OF
water in the boiler, and she was carrying
only twenty-nine pounds OF steam.
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DIAMOND-POINTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING

FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Adapted TO Mining, Quarrying, shafting, Tun-
ne!ing, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &C.
Fifty to seventy five per cent, OF cost and time
Of hand Ia Dor saved,
"Te:t Cores IN form Of solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral. taken out Of mines 4: ON aay dclth
not exceeding one Thousand Q,O0ol feet, showing
true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never reeds Sharpcnne as the Cutting Tni,ts,
composed of RuGt;H DIAMONDS, are practi-
cally lndcstructible.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In Eul ope
and America, -
BEWAtE OF INFRIEGEMLETS.
illustrated circulars sent on application: Adj
dress SEVERANCE AtLI. ManurS.
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COMMERCIAL.

q -c-Jfr -ss1
CORN AND FLoUR EXCHANGE,
Is RICHMOND, Va, A pril Is, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Whfd.=White. la bushels. Red, 1872 bushels.
;, rn-Wbite, none. Straw colore 90 bushels
Fellow, 70 bushels. Mixed, 20 bushels.
Oats 81 bushels.
Rye.-8 bushels. .-
p = - sAJRs, 800 ~,
Whcdt.-Whfte. % bushels good az S1so: III
Dus nels common at 91.27} total, l54 bushels Red
W busheis good at 81 IS: 30 bushels at SI5o: u
Dnsnets common at 8l.45-total, 40 bushels
- Coz Straw. colored, 80 bushels very good a
sIc. yellow, 10 bushels very good 81 ssc. Mixed
none. ...ar - 9'..s - i :, : - !
0dts;-a2 bushels good at SIC. % bushels yer,
good ut 5sc. total, o. bushels.
Rye.--s bushels a. e0c
-fs s... RE-EXHIBITED.
Weat.-Red, so bushels.
REMARKS. - = 5s.=.
very little done on Change to-day. CfTerIngs
are becoming very light and there appears TO be
an upward tendency.
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,s.rr E,nRoAr$ RNTwEES WAsHlHGToN
.,a Er,nYuNr.-- here WAS quite double
Snuff and movement tor position going on
H., week near uuantico. where the Two
nn.,--:he Richmond. Fredericksburg and
P...,gar railroad cXtcn>inn--endS. and
vhr-, the road that i being built towards
A,~x.ud,ia hy the PENNSYLVANIA Central
he engineers oi each In" were a wary
>ud m.lj,ary.lskc in their rlolutions rs two
ho-'.l. arm.">. rne party would advance
.rt refine. whilst III" other moved forward
&. yrrup, The disputed territory.
l. does not. however. SAY much for the
covering financial ability ofthc pennSylva-
.is Central. if il be true, rs reported. that
Nr. Gror.,. 3. Roberts was in consultation
win the President OF the Orange and Alex
andra road with a view of obtaining the
yich, OF transit over three OF four miles Of
~ a.tcr'> road next Alexandria. in order
- >lyc that much al construction for the
n.w what YOU cal! il: " Washington and
Ni,mn,nt .ai.ropd,' we believe. i the
rtu~ -, known hy.-fredcr1ck<hurg Her
NH
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Cotton Market-[BY TELEonAp81.-

0FtoH l'1aI Rcts-IDi 1ELEGHAPHJ.
TUESDAY, April ls-NorfoK: Quiet low mid
dlings, 13c.; receipts, as bales; exports coast
Ee,o Orleans: Quiet and firm at l.a@l4sc.; re.
ceipts, O. 1872 bales exports to Great Britain, 1881
bales Hamburg, 2.A3 bales; sales, 500 bales
ceipts, 4s7 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, 1885
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINERY, &c:
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
One so.HoRsE POWER PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINE, as good as new, just suited for saw
One ns% y HORSE POWER PORTABLE
One sm 1ew a.F! 81 FL Alien FAN-BLowER,
One POWER PUMp-capacity, 900 gallons per
One M siRECosoeND-HAND BOLT CUTTER.
One 35-HORSE POWER FLUE BOILER, vita
Iron Front and Crate Bars, complete
One IL HORSE POWER POkTABLE B0dLEk,
and lots Of Shafting, Pullies, Geer-Wheels'
One GRIsT MILL, three.feet Stones, French
Burrs, all complete.
All of the above will be sold low FOR CASH, to
close consignments, all In our shop; n,,crox
CTEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
- struction, for all purposes, OF Richmond or
-''- 'l''' '''' MACHINERY,
planning. mills, sash, blind, door, cabinetware,
Chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage wood, cot.
ton and wooden factories, cotton gins, farmers,
foundries, roling-miIs, tobacco factories, tame
ries, saw, Touring, corn, and paper-mills, mines,
ers, betting, lace leather. SAWS fes, wrenches,
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
ard water pipe ana fixtures, packing. Journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels and
machines, turbine water-w heels, &C., &c.
SECONDHAND MACHINERY and STEAM
PLANS and ESTIMATES Of machinery for
mills and manufactures. e. A. DAYTON,
10th st., between Main and Cary,
an 11-d&wam Richmond, Va
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The LegaI.Tendcr Question I'm the an.
1880 - nExrne l,s,u re

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The lepal.tender
case was discussed all day In the Supreme
Court. The Attorney General appeared on
behalf Of the Government, arguing against
the present decision Of the court. that con-
tracts ante-dating the legal tender are affect
ed blythe act, and also for an affirmative
decision upon whether the act was binding
on contracts made since its passage. :
The Republican Executive Congress.
sfonal Committee.
WAsHrNaToN, April 1s.-The Republican
Congressional Executive Committee met
this morning, and appointed the following
resident committee to attend to business
during the recess Senator Harlan; Repre-
sentative Platt, of Virginin; Henry D.
Cook, Governor of the District; Fred.
Douglass (colored), traveller; and j. NJ.
Edmunds. Of the District -, -
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The Weather Reparf.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Probabilittes -: It
Is probable that the storm will move east.
ward, and be severely felt tonight and Wed.
nesday on the lakes and southwark to The
Gulf States. Cloudy weather and easterly
winds will probably be experienced on the
Atlantic coast.
A northwest gale has prevailed in east
ern Wyoming, and a southerly gale at St,
Louis, and northeast gale on Lake Supe-
rior.
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TIE Y nEAT.-During recent trip over
10 orange. Alexandria and Manassas rail.
read. "" We're pleased TO see the wheat
a'ouy thu line looking well. 1t has fresh.
-grcn appearance. and is generally thick
md Wi >cc. The area Of land sown, how
,'.". does not seem TO be great.
Ih" oats are couln" UP we'll III some
r'4r>. and preparations for complaining
ar. gn;u. on. The farmer, seem TO be up
.al dni0g.-LynchhuTg ljrglnIdn.
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MACHINERY OILS.
40 ONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY
a saving guaranteed by the Il

saving guaranteed by the use Of the
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI.
eating OIL,
Equal to the best sperm OIL at the price,
Su table for slow or rapid machinery of every de,
script on. Free from all impurities. Warranted
not to heat or gum. Does not Soil the br1ghtt ST
machinery. Every b1rrel warranted TO give sstis.
faction when properly ustd, or to lie returned at
our expense. 49, .
.this Oil has been extensively used In this city
for several years past. giving general satisfaction
and without com plaint whenever properly used.
/. does not require any peculiar treatment or par
tlcular cIre, other than TO see that the machinery
Is clean ami free from Dirt and gum ucfofe This OIL
Is applied; no fu, Their cale Is necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the on sold by us
differs from all other Lubrtcdttng Oils sold in
this market. We are the sole agents hire tor the
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubrlcatlng Cil,
every barrel of which sold hy US bearing our brand
thus: Virginia NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBAICATING OIL, EUKCELL, LAID
CO., Agents, Richmond, Va.
Orders addressed to us Will receive prompt at
tention. and he shipped In good, tight Packages
PURCELL, LADD CO., druggists,
so l5-3m Richmond, Va
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RESIDENCE BURNT.-Tho large and COM
Portable residence of Mr.. Geo. W. Wrotcn,
near Gunncry Green. al the lower end Of
.owu, was destroyed By fire about T. o'clock
V. Today Monday. We learn tha: the
H. caught tr>t III the kitchen, where The
cook W.- preparing dinner. We h"ar the
PROPERTY was insured tor about - .GU0.--
Fredericksburg Heroic.
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MACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT 4 AODIN6TON.
MACH1NIsTS
WORKS AND OFFICE; lSs2 AND 1874 CARI
STREET, gKTwEEN FoURTEENTHAE AID
FIFTEENTH STREETS
HMOND, VIE GINA.

u ~
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE Re-
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOiLEks IN
kinds mado and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT.
TENING-MILLS made and repaired In John
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES REPAIR.
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for ttc sale OF
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM.ENclNE go.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted BY US fof
one year, and we sen them at low prices. We keep
all kinds of BRASS sWURK OF SUPERIOH
MAKE for STEAM-ENGINES. such az gauge
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, OIL-CuPS FOB
SHAFTING, SELf.FEEDERS, STEAM-WHiS.
Tiles, WATER-GAUGES GLOBE-VALvEt.
BOILEE-FLUE CLEANERS, and general as.
sortmept OF such articles rs are used ~ al run.
NNAo YLOAT q ADDlNGTOE,
fels l4z2 and 1874 Cary street,
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YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded rs the hes. and cheapest
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure ami
healthy. IT. kes, at short notice, delicious bis;
cufis. rolls &c. There need. be no waste of food
nIepared with it, it Is always of TIE best quail
~ We would say 10 III s. who have never used
H. that very few trials will enable them TO u
IL. not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy. ~
Grocers and dealers sell IT..
Proprietors,
So New street, New York city.
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CASH BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
y and uIDINGs, Of all Sina sIrH manafEf
i uT}Mh nc "s anu sold The L OWksT CASH
PRIcEs ., my factory. foot Of Thirteenth street,
In rear OF shockoe =" j. j. MON rAGUE,
.,,.am Richmond, Va.
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Tammany and the Republicans In the
New York LeeiaIature.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 1S.-Under the
operations of the previous question and the
suspension Of the rules-Winans voting
with the Democrats several important bills
were passed, including the amendment tc
the registry laws.
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CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will buy all kinds
or CONFEDERATE BOOKS, but high prices
will be paid for some of the battle reports and
statutes or laws OF Congress. All the new works
and the largest stock OF standard LAW BOOKS
can be had on the best terms at 1918 Main street.
13-u,&w
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post-ofliccs are established at Toms
Brook, shenandoah county, Va, on the
uHng" and Manassas Gap railroad, with
jo'j T. Borden As postmaster; at Waran.
aurockv, Hing William county, Va, with
q. VI. Perry "a postmaster.
Il j. now the opinion OF his physicians
tDaj Mr.. John {. Whitlock, who WAS shot
al Friday night, the eth inst, by Thomas
Hodges, the horsc-thief, will recover from
the wound received on that occasion.-
Nona'on Spectator.
Tu"-Jty last. the llth inst, the store
house Of Mr.. q. W. :. Hull, at Mcdowell,
Highland county, With a large lot Of goods,
"1e entirely destroyed by fiCe.-Stdunton
Spectator.
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INSURANCE. PANaEs.

RICHMOND April 10, 1871.
THE UNDERSIGNED takes this oppor-
Il tunty of notifying the public that he has &C.
ME aCkNT INSURANCE MANY OF
LONDON AND EDISBURG, and that all bust
Of the sad company for this city aud Vicinity
will be attended to at the Office OF the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, lois Main
street.
over sixty years In Great Britain and the United
states, has assets amounting to over FlF TEEN
M:LLION DOLLARS IN GOLD-oyer one mill
lion of which is held in this country.
Fire risks on all kinds of property taken upon
ss liberal terms as offered by other :st-class COM
panies. W. l.. COW AkUlN,
an li-lm Agent.
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EAEfNG BngElagGEENx.
FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1871.

FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1871.
EEK!VRG.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, .mcr-
chandiSe and passengers John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George 3. Upton, Roberts, New York.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
iMoRANLUM.
WEST POINT, April 1s.-Arriyed. steamer Admt.
rsl, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, Richmond and York River Railroad Com.
D NY, and 50 He'd on return.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTREETs
STATIONARY and PORTABLE EHsIAEi
RAR RI 1GRisT, aud PLASTER MILLs;
MINERS. FORGINGS, CASTINGS Of liked
or BRASS: MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES snd SAW-M1LLS OF various siss'
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged Tor new. An ctheS repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars.
deN WILLIAM n. TANNER D CD
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liberal CoURT.-We learn that there
have already been 10 cases docketed in
jUd-c R!vcs's court for the approaching
'prc!1i term. to begin on the llth Of May
LgaChbWg Trgnian.
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DEATH oF Az OLD SoLDIER.-Mr. VIM.
Ore, soldier OF the war Of 1912, died sud-
denly at his residence. near LecSyillc (but
N Bedford countv), on the 14lh instant, in
tn" sch Year OF his age. He was highly
respected ci,lHen.-LUchburg FtrgtntdR.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

LIvERPooL, April S..-Cotton opened dull at
7sd for uplsnds and I'D for Orleans; sales Of the
day, 10, oO0 bales, including 1000 bales for export
and speculation. Lard, sos. cd.
LONDON April 49, N0on. Consols, o3s. United
Statrs bonds 00l
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n N. WALKER & Co, ..-,.-.-y,.s..
ID. FIRE MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTs, d,
OFFICE, No. l0I4 MAIN STREET,
under Messrss s.. II. Maury d Go.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
an kinds In the city h| and .. sGSas G
rItes IN COMPANIES OF the highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and inland
fosses eanitsby adjusted and promptly paid.
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CONFECTIONERIEB, &C.
TLAVORING EXTRACTS.
a. VANILLA,
LEMON,
ORA NGE,
BITTER ALMOND,
GINGER,
| ap18 PlZZlN1's.
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEkH,
RICHMOND, VA, April 8, ISL.
THO BUJLDERS.-Proposa will be re-
at IL clock M, for BUILDING AN ADDITION
TO THE ENGINE AND STATI0N.H0UbE ~
the corner Of Brook Avenue and Marshall streets.
Specifications may be seen BY application a. tns
office. ur,,x-
The Committee on Public Grounds ana huiId-
inys reserves the right TO reject any or AZ pro-
nnsssJs eRAS II, DINAUCK,
an dtd City engineer.
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MO HUMBUG.

MO HUMBUG. eS
III YOU want good EXCEL ass or sfEGa A.
Gle 10 suit every eye 20 30 HENRY kAYEOH,
Professor of Optics. Also, PEBBLES, which no
can guarantee to be genuine, No. OF Broed st''
ss.old door from stu. sp1a-ss
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l>.r<7,AxY FIRE N bEnfoRn..~A' an
~, ]n,,r en Yesterday morning Mr..
'.,,t,,, \. Walker. whose farm Is stu
~ .,,,s~ Forest depot, lost nj! his farming
'.'r,..> including valuable reaper. with
49,. A,,r>c III which they were stored, rs
49,. .,. LARGE slack Of hay. His stable was
~. ..,..,. ,.,ngrr, hut WAS fortunately saved.
VI. l,>> : aAnut 5000. =,
,,..,iIr. WORK ot Il vile inccndiary. and
~. ...,.,.t WHO'S supposed 10 have commit
.'..i.r.. seed J Young white man. Stran-
~ T.. lrtl this city OH the passenger
:. 49, E sunday evening. Being without
...,,, .r money. n> h said, he was put of
,t..~...n n, tA>'> crossing. and afterwards
r,,+.t. Forest Going 10 Mr.. Walkers,
,..,~,, demanded work and then lodging,
"..N 81, Which were declined. ana he went
:, .,,r I.,nt. Here he Inquired of one gen
,.sr.., whether il WAS not dangerous for a
...'r..,.r % walk ABOUT the country 1T
., 49,. and Of another he asked If Mr.. WIS
#..> were fierce. Al his earnest request
.rI.l..,pt agru, allowed him TO sleep in 4
,.,s,.r room. When the fire WAS srhducd.
h.,n.,,r. and search made for him. he could
,.,rrr,rrl. But rs the wcstward-hound
,-.i-hr train WIS leaving Forest Yesterday
rr.Fm,9, ne Jumped on board and went Of
.un. ;l:~ movements justify sharp look
,.,,, fur hrm- Lpnhhrrg N"lrS.
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D r G Z 5
OF THE
EASON & HAhLIN CABINET ORGANS.
Having vastly increased their facilities for
Manufacture the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY are row enabled 10 cner thelr Well
known Organs, which are
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among Instruments OF the class, at prices Of III
fe;ior work. They print tn. ir lowest prices,
which are therefore, alike ID all-invariablc.
The following are
ILLUSTRATIONS
Four-octaTe Organs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soo
The same, double reed .......................; CO
Five octave organs, with tremulant, carved
The same, double reed, with II We stors...... rs
Forty other styles, up to. ........."...".. lVVo
An in solid black walnut. al the Orgaus made
By this company are Thoroughly
FIasT-CLAsS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They W i'll net make the so-caled cheap Organs at
aay prize. Ihe comparative superiority OF their
instruments is ncM greater than ever before, as
every competent judge who Will carefully ex mime
and compare must perceive
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, win wooa-CutS
from photographs Of the different Styles fu inlor-
NATION and lowe s: prices also, Iestlm nia Cir
calar, will be sent free to any ad',ress;l mn
MASON x EAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
sos Broadway New ioIS.
For sale In Richmond ss l.. d. wALFoRD,
| n4-,,eodsw6m 9lI Msin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19
PROPOSALS.

FHUFVSA114s
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,
April IL, 1871. !
PROPOSALS FOR THE CARPEN-
Il TERS' WORK for the SCHOOL-HOUSE TO
be built In Duval's addition must be handed Ia to
this office on or before THURSDAY, the 10th IN"
slant, ut II O'Clock d.
By order OF The Building Committee Of the
ayIs-td City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19
VIRGINIA.. NEWS.
- from yuuStatl's Station.

'''..'.,,,,. Gcac" ~ the Richmond dispatch
TrNSrALL's STATION, NA,{
April 10, 1871.