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VOL. Kill.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.--The follow
ing conveyanccs Of real estate were made
during the week ending April 10, 1872:
Il. IL. Whitlock to b. Leonard, 29l feet on
Seventeenth street near Vcnable, for5S1, 100.
Pleasant Ouauge to S. Sullivan, 184 feeton
Church street, for 5000.
J. ii. Clarke to S. +. Clarke. one-cighth
interest in % feet ON Broad street near Gil-
mer. for 500.
Emily j. Sterling to VIM. G. Strange, SO
feet on Fifth street between Clay and Leigh,
for Sl,2G0.
{. ). Converse, ass igncc. to J. l.. Williams,
3l feet on Marshall street near Admins, for
$3.50.
William Cullingwortil's (Sr.) executors to
J. X. Sampson, 81 feet on 1wenty-tifth street,
for S239.25.
}. Il. sampson TO Samuel Landrum, same,
for 500.
John Stlang to George W. Strang, 484 feet
on Ncna.,lc street near Nineteenth, and 3G
feet on Ncrablc street near Nineteenth, for
$500.
Andrew Johnson, commissioner, to S. a.
Myers. 10 feet on Leigh street near St.
Peter, for $500.
III. *. Eiiyson, commissioner, and others
to Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
go feet on Marshall street near Nineteenth,
and % feet on Nineteenth street near Mar
shall, for S2.4oo.
NJ. i. Handy to John Russell, 80 feet OH
Twcnty-scyenth street between n and 0, for
1924.
}. +. Lay to y. D. Hargrovc, trustee, 40
feet on Clay street near Darlington, for S404.
y. y. lIargrovc, trustee, to j. l.. Grllbbs,
same, for $3.50.
Frank Potts, trustee, to S. II. Burnham,
trustee. 81 feet on Twenty-ninth street be-
tween Main and Franklin, and 43 feet on
Thrtieth street, for 81, ,l25.
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FAIR AND FEAsT.--The ladies of Grace,
Street Presbyterian church will open Fair
in the lecturc-room Of their church tonight.
The object in view Is the raising of a sufli-
cient sum Of money to enable them to finish
their church editice. The display OF useful
and ornamental articles viii be unusually
large and varied, the hands of the ladies
having been busy for months in their manu-
Eictllre, and that they are worth all they ask
for them single glance will show. Their
bills of fare for the eating department can't
be improved upon, and can't be excelled
except by the edibles themselves.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
sc'ria, Apportionmcmt Of School
EEnLS.

In r'.r first column of figures given be-
loW MI he t"uud the fourth apportionmcnt
~ ,r,l"ol iund> for the year 1S7l-'72 by the
~.@tr Board Of Public Instruction, ut the
rNc Ct fifteen cents per head of school popll-
t,o~.
80 roggaal report Of the balance umcX-
l,u,ad ha> Yet been received from Abe
marh, Augusta, Buckingham. DnwidGjc.
..sNu,Gl. Gloucester. Isle Of Wight. LOU
,.oat,. lrGi,.l. Matthews. NauScmond, Pa@".
l.,..t~H. Prince Edward, Warren, or Wash
,-s.tNM. lhc trcaSurCr> OF these counties
,,.&"; ,;I.,w any part of the money now ar-
, H2aurd Until ;hc county >upcrintendont>'
,.ttIi> ~" received.
Auu;hrr appoitionmcnt will he madrahoW
g., II ci July. The superintendent q!
F"hlir Instruction has no definite ultur!lW-
i:.l Wi IL to what The school fund Of th"
u..-'1!, va: Will Weld. The First Aadito!
....lj- an unusually large number Of dclir-
,..,1 jtH-!.iy"r> in Tie Cnurii">.
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New York ssoess and Money Market.

~ =
New York Stock and Money Market.
New YonK, April Ia.-The hank staten,en.
shows that loans haye decreased four and
one-eighth millions; specie decreased three.
eighths of million; leggaitenders decreased
one and seven-eighths millions deposits de-
creased seven and three-fourths millions. y.
Money closed easier at I per cent. currency
to gold. Sterling, to 81. Gold, 11o3 to
1103. Governments closed firm at / to !
advance, New South Carolina's up /. Other
States unchanged, closing quiet. Tennessee's,
.G63; new, same. Virginia's, 54; new, 5s.
Louisiana's, So; new, 81. Levee's, so; s's,
70. Aiabama's, Sc; 5's, S.. Georgia's, 20 ;
rs, ss. North carolina's,, sssl; new,2O South
Carolina's, SO; new, 3S. :.
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TIE WEED SEwISC-MACIIINE.-Ni Nisiting to-da.
for the first time the new and elegant salcsrooms o
tie Weed Scwing-AIachiuc Company. we took
critical survey of their popular aud Justly celebrated
family machine. Impressed. As we have ever been
with the utility and value of the scwng-lnachinc II
the household, VIC confess unusual wonder ant
astonislmrnt ut the degree Of perfection Which has
been attaiued in the art rs exhibited to It's upon this
"Falnily Favoritc," it is styled Their rooms arc
perhaps the finest and most favorbly located OF any
and the Weed machine has for some time enjoyed
the cnyibc reputation Of being the bcst-nshcd III
Strllncnt OF its kind In the world. We saw 1t stitch
ing away upon nainsook, muslin, aud lace Illusion
with the finest spool cotton; then through twenty
thickncsseS of bleachcd muslin, SIX thickncsscs OF
woocn; then piece Of heavy sheet lead, npol
each side Of which were two lhiCkncsscs of leather
and finally finishing up by going through piece o.
board, making perfect stitch alike upon b"tl
sacS-and all tii; ,cithout chang. cfHecdle tension
Or M'efit', or adjustment Gf nay hind. We wou't
suggest 10 every lady in pursuit of Sewnginachlnt
4 visit to Wcc,l's SalCsroomr.--B Baltimore 'Stur10,
Night. July 10. lsG?.
WILLIAM LOCkIIART. Agent,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

Spain. ,s ..
MADRID, April l3.-An armed band OF
Republicans asappeared at Vaudrele, seven
teen miles from Saragossa.
A party of Carlists, $50 in number, stopped
train on the railroad and plundered the
goods in the express cars, but did not molest
the passengers. They also cut the telegraph
wires, and communication with Barcelona II
interrupted.
The Governor of Corona telegraphs TINT
the troops are operating against the insur-
gents in that province. The result is un-
known. H
The iron-wcrkers in the city of Barcelona
have struck work. ,s
The landed proprietors of the provinces
have organized parties to pursue the ma.
rauders who infcst the country. Fights have
already occurred with the robbers, and men
have been killed on both sides.
Official reports from Catalonia say that the
troops are active all along thefrontier. When
the Carlsts appear the troops are put in ptr-
suit, and in quiet districts where there is NO
danger from flying columns they scour the
country.
The returns of the recent election are
nearly all in. They show that the Cortes
will stand: Ministerialists, 320; Opposition,
121.
The military authorities in Catalonia, Ar
ragon. and Navarro, report to the Govern"
ment that the movements Of the Carlists In
those provinces are unimportant. <
Ample precautions have been taken to pre-
vent any rising that may be attempted in
Grenada. Columns Of troops scour the coun-
try in that province. and any demonstrations
which may be made will be speedily sup
pressed.
The Iberia newspaper, of this city, says
the operations of the Carlists have been
temporarily suspended but will soon be re-
sumed.
FnHIand. Es.
LONDON, April 13.-Admiral Stewart has
been appointed Comptroller Of the Royal
Navy.
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Brasndoc,o Of q Mormon ELDER

SALT LAKE CRY, April 13.-Elder A. M.
Musser. the Mormon telegraph superintend-
emf. has said that rather than surrender one
single principle OF their religion, the Nor
mons would make Moscow Of Salt Lake
City, tear up the railroads, break down the
telegraph lines, and destroy millions OF other
property. He spoke of Judge Mexican as
"a dried up and corrupt old dog" and OF
the President as g Useless Grant, and stlg
matized him and others as corrupt. lie aisf
included the Presidents wife in bis attack
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WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has prepared and submitted to
the Committee of Ways and Means bill
abolshing the Office of Collector and Asses
,or of Internal Revenue, and providing fol
not more than fifty supervisors, who Shall
perform all the duties of collectors. The
bill proceeds upon the assumption that all
taxes are TO he removed except those col
lected by stamps.
1t is the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
and not the East Tennessee and Virgini;
railroad from which the Southern EXPIRES:
Comnany has withdrawn its freight.
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.gsy,oS SALES THIS BAY.

,.,.r};Eo i WILLIAMS will sell at . +. NJ. two
,,..,tn. lol, on Twcnty-sc'cnth street, Union
l11.
r,i,t~ y TAYLOR will sell ~ : I. NJ. residence
,. 'ltc south side Of Clay between Eighih ami
\r.th streets.
look ( lkItliTpN will sell NJ 10 4. VI. mag
,rx> fancy shruhl'cry, flowers &c.
=, r. EATCiIEFE will sch a; 10 \. NJ. at his store.
.u lT;,crn;Il street. groceries, &c.
b. :, HARRIS 4 CO. will sell n. Frrdcricks Hall,
So; ,Hg chesapeake and Ohio railroad, u store
...lj,r aud other real estate adjoining
y;..rt ware, cutlery, clocks Sc.
!I.M.S W. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. fous
ijtnrs. >.winc-uIachinc. assortment of furni-
raIc. &c.
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New YORK items.

NEw York, April s3.-.Miss Clara Louisa
Kellogg has sailed for England. s,a
"A Grant mass meetingfs called as Gooper's
Institute for next Friday. n Iaas5se
j, The, Atalanta Club crew has Left for Eng
land. ..........,.
A bill was introduced In the State Senate
to-day TO increase the Governors salary to
SIC, 900. and that of other State officers pro-
portionally. III tJts1 ii ;.tyGsafs.E 1,ssd
N. B. Clark, q veteran actor, died this
morning aged sixty two years.
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WHAT TUE NEW YORK PAPERS SAY.

New York, April 13.-All the morning
papers give full reports of the Liberal Re-
publican meeting at Cooper Institute last
night. The general opinion is that the gather
ing was the largest and most enthusiastic po-
iitical meeting ever held in this city.
The World says: 1T is now certain that
the Cincinnati Convention will nominate 1t
ticket, and unless some great blunder is per-
petratcd in the selection of candidates, that
ticket will unite all the elements of oppoSi.
ton. The Democracy will not put obstruc-
lions in the way OF movement which seems
to stand on so strong basis, but it must
nevertheless reserve final Judgment until the
present hopeful anticipations ripen into
established facts"
The Tribme's preface to the report of the
meeting says:
~ crowd of thousands outside the
Cooper Institute unable to gain admittance,
but unwilling to leave, and making the
square ring with that od-time chorus of the
nation in its times of peril and heroic effort,
John Browns body lies mouldering in the
ground a crowd inside that filled every
seat, packed every aisle, and over1owed tho
platform until the orator had scarcely room
to move: Il crowd that contained the best
elements of the great reform meeting of las1
summer, which began the overthrow Of
Tammany, but was as much larger and more
imposing than that as the work Of national
reform is grander and more imperative"
The IimcS's preface says: "Tbe meeting
ut Cooper Institute last night was a large
one. As early us 7 o'clock the great hall was
crowded, not Il few Democratic organiZa-
tons having turned out in force. On the
Dl:tfOrm wore numerous chairs for distiIl-
guished gentlemen. When Senator'S Trum-
bull apd Sshurz arrived, David Dudley
Field, Sl.icalr f0i5ley, CotpprI Louis GTps-
vcnor (of Missouri and some others, cam,
upon the platform with them" --
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jon PRIyTISG.-We eall the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sheris, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and al others
having orders for printing TO the facilities offered n.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of Jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bul-Hcads, Lcttcr-lIeads Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, ShowBills Checks Drafts, &C., &C..
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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BtLTTMORE MARKETs.'

BALTIMORE, April l3-Virginin s's, old, 70; cou-
pons. old, so; consolidated, ST. West Nrginias, ltt
North Carollnas, old, 3ea :: all bids.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat firm but
Corn i'm good demand: white and yellow southern
sc. Oats steady and firm choice western, Goc
Rye steady andIuet at sc@Essc. Provisions ilrnrr
sides etc. clear rib sides, 6!c. Bacon--ShouIders,
5sG5ic; rib ides, 7sGff3c. clear rib sides, T7tc.
sngu-cured hams, 12s6l3c. s. Lard quiet and un'
changed. Western butter quiet; choice rolls
!6@g3lc.; tub, ao@3a. Whiskoy, S7.Gsssc.'
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WILLIAM LOCkIIART. Agent,
corner of Eighth and Main streets.

We call attention tp the card Of Messrs. DUKE 4
RICHARDS. practicIng attorneys IN Louisville, N.Y.
inserted in our columns for the first time to-day
General DuKE Of Morsan's cavalry. is wcll-knowr
throughout the South. and WE need only state to Iii
many friends IN Virginia. and especially 10 the sur
"ivcr4 If Mosby's command, that 4. +. RICHARDS
uf DUKE & RICHARpS, is Ma."r RGCHM'DS, o
Mnsby's cavalry 10 assure thciz: that any business
contided 10 the firm will hc pushed with riScr ant
.I,t,fr
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1872.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mercllan-
disc aud passengers, L. b. Tatnl, agent.
Schooner ". L. Martin. Gaylord, Hampton, light.
Curric Il Co.
Schooner Fl. G. Eiey, MeKendry. Georgetown,
coal, Il. b. Bentley.
Schooner Reading Railroad iS. Bartlett, George
town, COAL A. Ordway
SAILED.
Steamer Pallsade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ". L. Brett, agent.
Bark Yankee, -, Brazil, -four, Haxi,ll, Crenshaw
& Co.
Schooner a. B. Field, Corscy, Washington, stone,
Currie 4 Go.
Schooner Judge ITopkinson, Baker, Hampton
stone, CGrric & Go.
Schooner james yeldcn. Cavalier, James river
To load wood.
Schooner G. II. Murncy, Nurnrv, Philadelphia
granite. Old Dominion Granite Company.
Schooner Rapidan- johnson, Norfolk, nerclan
disc. Curtis e Parker.
Schooner Anna Borlann, VOORHEES,, New EOrl
viu York river railroad tics, Curtis 4 Parker.
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iI,ouisiana yockcy, j, I ici1ub Races.

.NEw ORLEAss, April 13.--Tfe first face to-
day. the Inaugural 'dayl-two miles, over
eight hurdles, for a club purse OF % 900,
was, ., Won by Tempiar. Time, 3:5SgI
The second race, post stakes, two-mile
heat heat Tor all ages, 800 entrance, %, $50 added
by the club, was won by Monarchist IN two
straight heats. Time, 33::339, a.44.
The weather was clear. and warm and the
track good. The attendance was fine.
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GALVANIZED IRoS CoRSICES.-We have hid
sufficient loss from fine buildings having wooden
corllices 10 warrant oiir builders IN adopting this
new article. 1t be bought in the sheet, and
worked here as we'll us anywhere, thus opening n
new branch of indllStry."-T. Paul Dispatch.
Made at the RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL Iron
WORKS, No. 1000 Cary street.
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Abandoned at Sea.

Bosros, April lathe Zeya, from Port.
land for Georgetown, has been abandoned a
sen. The crew are here. They report the yes
gel had five feet Of water IN the hoid, and
that all her sails were lost when she was
abandoned. s5 r.s., a 4 ssltt...gs
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FLoRIsTs AT WoRK.-The florists in this
vicinity have been quite busy for the last few
days filling orders for vcrbenas, hcartsease
and other pot-plants. The season has adj
yanced so far that good many persons are
preparing their beds and borders and setting
out plants. Nearly all kinds Of garden OF
flower seed, except the most tender, may
now be sown with tolerable certainty that
they will not be harmed Gy frost.
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/ Assembly Hall this afternoon or tonight.
The price Of admission TO the matinee will
be- only twenty-five cents. On both occs-
sions a splendid, new, and varied programme
will be presented. Reserved seats may be
secured at West, Johnston & Co.'s to-day.
The Bergers go hence to- California.
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THE TELEGRAPH SCHooL.-The second session
of this institution will commence April 18th
Young men desirous of learning n useful and profit
able business In very short time and ut merely
nominal cost should call Mcssrs. FAINTER &
McGovERN, 121o Ainin street, and enter ut once.
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ANOTHER ANSIvERsARY CELEBR ATIoN.-Thc
Walker Light Guard Company ~ will cele-
brate their first anniversary by grand BAN
o,let. under thesupervision Of Zetelc,a ut Vir-
ginia Hall tonight. The Govcrnorand other
distinguished gentlemen will be present.
Prior to the banquet there will be Il company
inspection by the field officers Of the regi-
meut ut Old Market Hall.
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dollars worth Of pictures made at our gallery o
Prize worth from ffty cents TO two dollars. Our
name is asuicient guarantee that this is no Yankee
dodge We invite the public to call and examine for
themselves.
Prices: Photographs neatly colored, $3.50 per
dozen; photographs neatly colored, $3.50 per half
dozen; or four forsl Also, pictures Of every de-
scription at the lowest prices.
CAMPBELL & Co.,
Ninth and Main streets.
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F1suISG.-Until within the last few days
the boys have had fine sport fishing in the
river, Large numbers of perch and other
small fish have been caught. But since
Friday the water has been quite muddy, and
the tinny tribe have not been so eager attel
the bait.
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The Indians are on the wdr-pGth. but time ant
sickness deprive more people Of their hair tln tho
Scalping-knifr. Nevertheless, PIlALON'S CHEMICAL
HAIR ITyIGoRAToR stops the falling ont of tht
ihrcs inevitably and Immediately. produces fresl
growth, aud keeps the hair III state Of vigorous
health and glossy beauty.
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Every one should call at the Dollar Store. Ninth
and Main streets, and examine the beautiful assort-
ment of the latest styles Of ewcry aud fancy goods
of every description which surrasses any that ever
has been offered in this city. I>n not mistake the
s.ore-it Is under CAMPBELL & cos celebrated
prize Photograph Gallery, Ninth and Main streets.
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SENT TO TIE PENIrESTIARY FOR FIVE
YEARs.-In the Hastings Court on Saturday,
William Hall (coloreG alas William Laws
was tried for teloniously obtaining $4,000
from James Turner under false pretenses,
found guilty, and, in accordance with the
verdict Of the jury, sentenced TO be confined
in the penitentlu'y for five years.
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Student OF the University KILLED by a
RailrOad Train. 80
Special telegram TO the Dispatcb.

'SpceIaI teIeEItlH 70 tlIe DIsIatGn. -
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 13.-A student Of
the University of Virginia named Arthur
Ludwell Coleman, son of the late Judge
Richard II. Coleman, laroline county,
while sstcnsrtsngg.so,get 6fon the northern.
bound Orange and Alcxandria railroad pas
senger train this morning, fell under the
wheels of Il car and WAS instantly crushed to
death.
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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT CELEBHATIoH.-T
colored people of this city and Manchester
arc making arrangements for grand 10Th
amendment celebration on the 22d instant.
The Attuck Guard and thirty-two civic so
cietics will take part in the procession. The
following committee Of arrangements has
been appointed: Joseph Cox, &. X. Jones,
r. ". johnson. Dr.. MoSby, and William
Seldom
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z NOW. ,YnRK n i.hIRKETs.

h NEW YORK, April l3-Cotton tirIl ;ssales s!3
bales; uplands, 25sc.; Orleans, 2:;e Flour more
Inactive aud heavy: common to fair Stra, 1850
nally lower; wiriter red western S.71GI&1.7s Corn
lower at 69sIec. Pork, s.ToGt$t5.7s. Beef quiet
Lar,l frmer. Nayas aud groceries quiet aud firm.
ErnIphfs dull !. III - H. ~ 60 --.-t
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INEBRIATEs' HoME.-Another meeting of
the incoiporutoIs Of this institution was held
ut the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Saturday evening. Steps
were taken for the early establishment Of the
Home.
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Go TO CAMPBELL & Co.'s wcll-Snown gallery,
Ninth and Main streets, for cheap ana frst-ciass
work. They are determined that the so-caiied frst-
class gallery shall longer lead the public astray
that they are making pcturca ut our toio prices
We do not advertise one price and charge another.
we now guarantee to give to every cue that has cne
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge I'm
dcr7cood.-On Saturday nolle proSequ was
entered in the cases Of Michael Ryan, Will
liam Hogan, and Robert Mitchell, indicted
lor violation of internal revenue laws.
\. 4. Burn>tcin pleaded guilty of Il viola
ton OF the revenue laws. Sentence was Sll>-
pended.
The court then adjourned until the third
Monday in July.
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THE BELL RINGERS 1T AssEIBLy Hail.
The many persons who, on account OF con-
scientious scruples, did not go to the Theatre
TO see the Berger family of bell ringers and
the inimjtalle Russell will doubtless go to
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAINIEG IN
THE RIcHNoND Posr-OFFIcE APRIL IL, 1872
f. II. Tweloches, Charlotte, Va; Miss
Mary Spradiey, Butlic avenue; Frank Wat
kins, Richmond; S. Wicket, New York ;
Martha Andrews, Petersburg, Va.
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ADyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise in the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN s. Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
Isbers' rates.
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LADIES. you wish really fine ant
delicate toilet article go I" \. II. EOEINas, drug
gist, Second between Clay ard Leigh streets, and sc
some cologne Of his own manufacture. Tis good
article,
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Cnhn

2. HAv6Na, April 13.-The official report Of
an engagement in the Central department
announces.the killing of the Cuban General
Edlardos AgTamonte as positive fact.
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Magllolias, roses, eyergrecns. fancy slirhhbrry
plants &C. from the ScabOartl Nursery OF Mr. D. NJ
Bonnot Norfolk, Va, to be sold at auction 10y COOK
& LAUGIToN, ut their aucton-rooms, OIL. Monda!
tbp 18th instant ut 10 o'clock.
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Cotton ship B,lruesi.

SAVANNAH, April l3.-'fhe ship Trsnds.e-
bar, with .;,7o0 bales of cotton aboard, nus
leen burned at LarInars press. she u IN.
sured In the American Lloyds and Grea1
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