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40 Sold In Los Angeles County
IN ONE YEAR.
Second hand Machines
of ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
SeId Cheap for Cash, and Repaired.

THE HOWE MACHINE Co.'S SEWING MA
CHIMES have become celebrated the world
over The work done on these machines Is un-
surpassed-sewing the thinnest material and
the heaviest goods with equal facility, and re-
ness or.passipg over seams.
The Attachments for Hemming, Telling,
Braiding, Cording, Quilting, Tucking, Binding
and Gathering are OF the latest improved pat
tesns, and are superior to those used on any
other machine.
The HOWE MACHINES are the STRONG
EST and SIMPLEST, and seldom or never
Oldest established In the world (Mr. Howe
being the original inventor) and are In ad-
vance of oil others In Improvements and per-
fectiOn of mechanism.
f5, H. CAMPBELL,
Agent for Southern California,
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ITO TOURISTS.E

THE CALIFORNIA PLACARD
Il EXCHANGE AND REFORMATION
BUREAU FOR THE PACIFIC COAST, UU
TO Gus MERCHANT 81. SAN RRAANCIScos
spending agents, not only In all the large east.
srn cities Of New York, Boston. philadelphia,
N. Louis. etc, but In London, Paris, Berlin,
Vienna, .HAmburg, Frankfort. EdinbpHh,
LiyerpceL Hlassc:. Trieste, odesss, Mar
sellies, and generally throughout Great Brit
ain and Continental Europe, Japan, China.
Calcutta, Madras, singspcrs, Auckland, New
zealand, Melbourne, Sydney and Australia.
Every eceupier of ono or more feet OF plaeard
space Will Be- charged at the Sato Of 7st' -
,0as Dollar pr Square Foot per Month.
The Exchanse win bs open to the public
nom 8 A. N. TO 10 p. NJ. each day.
taB FREDK MARRIOTT, President /,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND MANAGING CON.
FRKDK MARRIorr,l JOS. AUSTIN. -
JAS. T. WATKINS, JNO. MELVILLE,
20 ALGERNON SMITH. -
yNo, n nELvlkLE nEHLnv1lkkLL Corresponding Secretary.
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The Wilson Of Cleveland Received a
Medal Of Merit Only.

OUR NEW IMPROVED MACHINE
way Into every family. 1t has reached the
highest state OF perfection of the Sewing Ma
chine yet produced, and its sales are constant
ly.increasfng throughout the world
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1. LlCHTENB ERcER,
Successor to Roeder 4 Lichtenberger),
MANUFACTURER OF
PAGE 4 GRAvEl'S
New Carriage Shop.

OUR WORK IS UNE- Qk
" qualed by any done on the Pa az-SSst-
cinc Coast.
After our excerience in the best shops In the
Eastern States, and our experience on this
coast, We are enabled to fulfl what we ad-
vertiSe.. VI
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~ Repairs done neatly and with dispatch.
~ Ali work done here Il warranted.
N. Prices Moderate. Call and zee. -
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Tributr of sscSprcf.

Whereas il Ilrs pleased an all-wise irnri"cnc" if
remove from our midst our wr-bcovci sec retary
Brother SAMPSON PIKE. who hy his kindness ol
heart aAectonalc, luviug, and truly benevolent
character, had cudcircd himself to every member
of onr Lodge: therefore he 10
Res0ired That In the death Of Brother SAMPSON
PIKE the Lodge has lost of It's irincst pillars,
brother truly endowed with the prccepts OF ouI
honorcd Order. and faithful 10 the ardn"us duti,s
entrusted TO him.
Res0Ired. That to his sorcly-bcreavcd family We
tender our sincere confidence ut the loss OF tru,
and devoted husband kind rni affectionlse Father
and prav that the Great Ruler "l the Universe t'
whose sll-wi,c dcrrccs we mortals rererently how
aud subl,it, may be with them in this sad hour OF
their aifilcti0n.
Resoired, That Il blank page III the record be ded
icatcd 10 his memory.
Resoired, That copy of the preamble and rcSo
lurio > be spread upon minutes, published In th'
DisDstcb. Nbrtr Lan.ier, aud fSrdetHe' ana one
duly attcstcd lc urwardr' 10 the family ri our de
Ceased brother. SOLOMON WISE.)
HENRY NORRIS, Committee.
f'N rt'Et. FALK.)
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POstp0nement of the Public Librar,
Gift Concert.

1t will be seen by the announcement in
our advertising columns that the third gift
concert of the Public Library of Kentucky,
which was to have taken place OH the 9Th of
April, has been postponed until July g. This
postponement llaS not been occlsioned, as we
are advised by Governor Bramlette. by the
small sale Of tickets; on the contrary, the
sales have been unusually large-much larger
than at either of the preceding conccrts-so
large. indeed, that the time given by this
ninety-day postpOnement will enable Gov
ernor Bramlette TO dispose Of every ticket
and inSllrea full drawing without any reduc-
ton or scaling of the gifts, as has heretofore
been the case. Governor Bramlette sees his
way so clearly that he announces in the most
positive and unequiyocal language that the
drawing will take place July s, and that it
will be full one The owner of the ticket
drawing the capital gift will get 100000 in
greenbackS without any discount, and so OF
all the other gifts. The money sufficient to
pay all the gifts s-S500,000 in greenbacks- Is
already on deposit in the Farmers and
DroverS Bank. set apart for the payment OF
the gifts, and can he used for no other pur-
pose. is will be seen by the cashiers certlh'
a.
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Royal. treasurer. These gentlemen. with
Rev. J. E. Hammond. rector. and Messrs
5. l.. Ingram, f. Z. Marks, Conrad Lips
comb, and j. Ell. Whitlork, form The vestry
for the ensuing year. John c. Robertson is
| superintendent Of the Sabbath school at
tached to this church.
The following are the officers of the Meth
odi>t church
Board Of Ste'cdrds s. Messrs F. W. Red
ford, E. Gary, james NJ. Perdue, b. p.
owen, +. w. Baugh, j. r. Perdue, o. B.
Sims, ID. J. Weisiger. These gentlemen,
with the cass-lcaders, form the official body
of which Rev. w. G. Lumpkin is chairman,
u. ). Wcisiger secretary, and J. k. Perdue
treasurer.
The Sabbath school attached to this
church has selected for the ensuing wear
Erasmus Gary superintendent, r. C. Latham
assistant superintendent, O.. B. Sims secre.
tary, +. ". Rcdtord treasurer. and Irving
| b. Gary librarian.
The meeting of the social circle of this
| church for election of officers, &C., was post.
| poncd on account uf the weather.
| Town CEMETERY.-M Messrs. James NJ
Moody, T. b. Cers'ey, and f. Fl. Foote, com
| mlttee OF trustees, visited several localitie:
near town yesterday in search of suitabI.
| location.
| The regular semi-monthly meeting Of th,
Board of Trustees takes place tonight.
Rev. w. A. Campbell is absent in Frede
ricksburg on attendance at East Hanoye
Presbytery
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COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. April l7-Cott"m-Nct rcrc'p,-. .a3
bales, fXport>-TO Great Britain. ?.e2s baieS ;
.n"srwlse. li0 bales. ScS 100 bales: stock, .G,lio
bales.
n,,ToS 4 pril -CotiuE-Nct receipts, 10 bales
gross receipts, 3o bales: exports to Great Britain 20
bales; srlc:. "np bales: stock, lt.5oo lstlcs
GALVESTON, April i7.-t"ton-Nci receipts ,o18
bales: sales. 80 hIlc, : nck. $50 imeS
NEW ORLEANS, sprii IL, o'tnn steady aud In
demand: ordinary. Ebr.: go9i Ordinary. lasc., low
mid,ling. 7ac.: niddings, Pc: net receipts o"9s
bales gross. g.3.l bales: cXnorts tn Great l'r!ta
.oss bacs scs Loo ales; last evening, :,9Vbaics
stock. lis ie5 bales
MEMPHIS, April 7.-Cottou--Rcreipis !s5 bales {:
SHIPMENTS, 80 bales: stock. "..ai hlcs.
S,yASNAH, April E.-tottolI-Hct rerclpts. 16j
tales exports IL Great Britain Ici bales; sales. d5l
lpilrs: stock. IL. !65 b.ei
WuMINt:roH, April li.-c"tton-N"t receipts.
40 halcs; exports c0astwi>c, l bale; STOCK, l,JQ2
bales. ,
BALTIMORE. April l7.--to:ion--t'ross receipts. Ia
bales: rxports co;stwiSc, IL bales sales, ?J' bcS
stock, 9,J.! bales. . -
NORFOLK April l7.--C"ton--Nct receipts, s35
bales: exports oiStwSc. Ipj bales; sales. 100 hilcs
stock. 500 bales. 4,
MoBIiE, April H. Cation quiet; demand mode
rate; mfdiings, istr.: net receipts, l'6 bales cX-
ports coastwioc, 90 bales; sales, 100 bales; ht"ck,
3d s71 bales.
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left by The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. The bearing of the Balti-
more aud Washington Knights was the sub
Ject OF much favorable comment. They bore
themselves like old soldiers, and drilled with
great precision.
The Banquet. .....,... ....
About 10a O'Clock last night the members
or the Supreme Lodge were waited upon
lat Pythan Hall by the officers of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, accompanied by
the First Regiment band, and were escorted
thence to Virginia Hall. Here they were
joined by a number of invited guests, and
the whole party, to the number of about
2oo, sat down to an elegant supper prepared
and served by Mons. E. Gerot.
At the head of the first table was seated
+. G. G. Wade, representing Grand Chan
cellor Phillips (whose absence was owing to
domestic atfliction), with Supreme Chancel-
lor Berry and Z. G. c. Read at the foot,
Grand Scribe Handy, with Acting Supreme
Scribe Carty, of Indiana. and Supreme Guide
Kennedy. At the second table Z. &. C.'s
Darlington and Hartman presided, and at
the third p. G. C.'s Bohonon and Latham,
Supreme officers Davis, Porter, HodgSon,
and Weeks, and Rev. DR.. Edwards occupy
ing posts Of honor. The regular toasts ere
read md responded to as follows:
l. The Supreme Lodge Of the World !:
The font of all Legitimate authority in the
Pythian Brotherhood. 1t commands alike
our respect, esteem, and obedience. Re
spouded to by II. c. Berry, Of Illinois, s. G.
The Order Universal: Based upon the
best and most enduring of principles, may
its course he upward and onward until the
whole world shall acknowledge its beneticent
supremacy. Responded to by 7. S. &.
Samuel Read, of New Jersey.
5. The Mystic Trio: + c., B. Responded
to by p. q. c. ". Fl. II. RUSSELL of Missouri.
. 4. The Grand Lodges: 4 bright galaxy
in the armament of fraternities. Responded
to by z. G. c. w. G. Carrington. Of Virginia.
). Ow Country: AS an Order, we know
no North, no South, no East, no West. Re.
spondel to hy P. &. c. Woodruff, of Georgia.
6. The Subordinate Lodges. Responded
to by L. G. William s. Gilman, of Rich.
mond. Va.
!. Modern Emghthood: 1t is its mission
and its privilege to relieve the distressed and
To care for the widow and orphan. lie.
Sponded TO 10y p. Il. &. j. D. Plunkett, Of
Connecticut.
8. Our Mothers, Wires, and Sreehedrts !:
The true Knight will never neglect his fire.
side. Responded to by p. &. {. Lundin, OF
North Carolina
I 8. The Memory Of Hines: A worthy son OF
Old Dominion Lodge, No. t. of Virginia; a
true Pythian of the nineteenth century, and
an honor to the Order universal. Responded
to by Z. &. {. S. J. Wiley, of Delaware.
10. FIendshsp: The cornerstone Of our
Order and the handmade of religion, whose
mission on earth shall only expire when the
last syllable of time shall be recorded. Re-
sponded to by p. &. (Rcv.) John i. Ed
wards, ID. d.. of Virginia.
Several volunteer toasts were then offered,
and at Il very late hour this very agreeable
entertainment was brought to close.
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OLIVE LcGAS.--We are TO nave quite a
treat next week in Miss Olive Logan, who
gives three of her entertaining lectures 1T
Virgins, Hall, commencing with Monday
cyenin. next. She has IL reputation through
out the States second 10 none as lecturer.
4 keen observer of character, she can paint
il with Il few sharp touches, and i'll speaking
Sne can enlbody and portray it to the eye not
less than TO the mind.
Her perception CT the humorous element
in life also Is remarkably acute, aud what
she peiceiycs in this kind she is able to con
yey in WORD, tone, gesture, facial eX'
preston, and iii her indcscllbahle charm OF
manner. No doubt Virginia Hall will be
crowded 10 hear Olive Logan.
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lowing cl>es were disposed of yesterday:
Watkins, &c, Is. Irvine, &c. Decree con
frmng report of commissioner and direct
in- sale ot the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
O'Ncii'> executor IS. Goddin, &c. Decree
auhnrizin" purchasers Of property, the sales
to whom have been approvedand onlirmcd
to anticipate the payment of the purchase
money, and when paid directing deeds to be
made to the said purchasers.
Arnal, trustee, dc, Is. ArnalI, &c. De-
cree referring cause TO commissioner for III
quiry and report
Guy and Coke Is. Harrison, &C.. Decree
confirming report OF commissioner ant
making provision for the distribution of th'
fund.
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GRrEBs < WILLIAMS will sell at 70 Ma 10

GRUBBS K WILLIAMS will sell at - u. II lot
Of ground on Fcirl street ncsc Main.
LYME & BROTHER will sell At 1. p. VI. the vau-
able lots on Franklin, Main, and Henry streets.
one square this side of Monroe Park, known US
the Palmcr Homestead.
GRLBBS & WILLIAMS will sell al ) 7. VI. Il
lot of ground In Port MAYO.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & son will sell al L. NJ.
TWO brick dwelling, the west side of Seven
= tccnth street II lis Intersection with illlll.
RICHARDSON & CO. will sell at j i. VI. the
framed dwelling and lot No. 1874. Oh Clay street
near Eliza Park.
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS will sell 1T ; p. NJ. brick
dwelling No. 2l2 south Cherry street; also
two building lots on the west side OF Laurel he
tween Cary and Cumberland streets.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW will sell at lti A. NJ,
at their wirerooms, household furniture, &c.
rETEESOS & BRoOCKS win sell alta p. NJ two
lots on Broad between Twentieth aud ! wcny-
fist streets.
COOK e LAUGHToN will sell at 10 o'cock fur
nitute, ,buggy-harEcss, tc".
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DEAD BABy.-Two persons in pa :sing
through the ravinc between Tenth and
Eleventh and Clay and Leigh streets yes
trrtay afternoon came across dead white
male infant. Notice was given TO Coroner
ravior. WHO, after an examination, had a
iury summoned to hold an inquest over the
remains this afternoon. The body WIS pro-
bahIv thrown there during the previous
night. Dr. Taylor intends making post
mor,em examination to-day to ascertain II
the child was stil-DOrn.
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SUPREME COURT OF ArrEAIs, YESTERDAY
2obrrt>S administrator rs. Cooke. DC: Gas
kins's administrator Us. Murphy. Appeals
allowed from decisions of the Circuit Court
Of Fauquier. The cases involve the validity
OF The recent act Of the Legislature providing
for the abatement OF interest during the war
and will be herd is privileged cases, but
not nj present term.
The case of Rollo, assignee. &r., rs. Andc:
Insurance Company will be heard to-day
McsSrS. Johnston. Williams. and BouIwart
for the plaintiff in error. and Mc>srs. Pag,
and Maury and j. W. Daniel for the defend
ant in error.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanokr, Couch. New York hicr-
mrrcImndiSc ami passengers, u. W. Alien " Co,
agents. w - cur, x,,,,,. r,or
steamer Eliza IlancOS, Ginord, NorimN' mcr'
chauai.e and passengers. Il. I. Ialltn' aren't
Schooner John L Kelsey. Stcriiil'iii' Nc" infh,
Old DGmlonion lrona and Nail Works. :,
Schooner X. \. johnston, .loln,t"h' Nc" lof"'
O Id dominion Iron and Nail Works. ,
schooner Ann TwiDcll. Mulicn PhliadcIpilia, oih
Do,nInion Iron and Fall Works
Srllooner Nellie Brown higgins. Boston, guano'
Schooner samuel Warren, Abdril, Phladclphia I,
coal. Writ Roberts. az -, ,. ,
Schooner rcnnic and Alice, Walters, James river,
lumber, Eelyin 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamer J. s. Green. Carr, PhiladelDhla, mcr-
chanuisc aud pisscn2 gers W. L. Porter, agent
MLMURA%nA. .
Arrived at Boston April 18th. scioonrrs w. II.
West Dome: Fmback, Purvcrc: Alice, Berntru'
edward Rich. Barker: all OF Virginia.
schooner Mary ;: Iibic;s. virginia, arrived aI
New York, April 18th.
icy TELFGRApH.
New YORK, K,ApliIl1.-AIrISrd, steiiDcis SaS"hy
and Scmit 49, 90 , ,
Arrived out, steamers Weser, -. Laurent. aud
Americas. -. ,,.
FORTRESS MONROE. April T.-pass'd out. bark
Van Sriyillc, from richmond Tor Brazil.
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Boy RrN OrEK.- Between III and II
o'cock Yesterday. while the visiting knights
were marching down Main street, 4 little
hoy named Walter Anthony, son oil MI.
.Jonn Anthony. engineer of lire engine {,
wa, knockcd uopn and run over by horse
going in an opposite direction. The little
fellow was pick,al up by Messrs. ODwyer
and PAT Woods aud carried into Eukers,
when il was found hat lie was not seriously
hurt, no bones being broken. His ank!e was
lad;N hrIli srl. however.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 17.-Fiour dull ana unchanged.
Wheat ilrm; white choice. :2.lGals..5 choice am
Der. S2.0akfSr.I2. Corn dull: white southern, 67c. :
yellow southern. 62k.d3c mixed western, 62r. Oats
dull: southern, Sue. weslern mixed. nc; western
whitc, ssn5gc Rye quiet aud unchanged. Provt-
ions very strong and bHayant. Mess pork, Sl7.jGef
stS. EulS houdcrs, ia dc. rih-si':cs non-
ina: clear rih-sides. a"l9sc BacQp--Shoulders, y
CSC. rih-s,es etaasc.: clear sides. 9.nloc.
sugar.cured hams. niInl5c Lard held nc s6f9tc.
Western bultrr steady and unchan2cd. Whlsacy-
Small SIles at Ole. and firmly held at Dar.
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Grand lodge of Odd-FcilOWs.


The Grand Lodge of Odd-Felows met at
9o'clock yesterday. and a number of past
SrandS received degrees, The endowment
| policy was discussed until noon, when the
Past Grand Sire illustrated the unwrttcu
work Of the Order.
At the Afternoon n session the discussion OF
| the endowment plan was resumed. and
| finally the committees report was ordered
| 20 be printed and laid over until the next
annual session Of the Grand Lodge. This
general plan, which is very elaborate, leaves
| 1t optional with members of the Order to 90
into il or not.
Resolutions were then passed permitting
lodges in RirhmoDd and vicinity to adopt an
| endowment plan. each lodge to have two
thirds vote Oh The question before adopting
1t. This done. all the members are COM
peeled to 90 into it. 1t was also resolved
that lodges Of the state may form districts OF
no, more than ten each for similar endow-
mcnt plans. Under this plan widows of
deceased 0dd-FclowS will receive one dol
lar from each of the members in the dis.
trict. There are nearly 900 Odd.Fcows in
Richmond aud vicinity. The following Off
rcr> were elected for the ensuing Aelr: j.
II. Waters. OF Slaunton, Grand Master :
II. I. Alley. Of Petersburg, Deputy Grand
Master; Philip REED. Of Salcm. Grand War.
den: W. j. Rddick, CT Richmond. Grand
Secretary j. W. Ferguson. of Richmond,
Grand Treasurer; G. W. Dame, OF Dan
vile, Grand Chaplain. The Grand Mar
| shall, Grand Guardian, and Grand Herald
will be appointed by the Grand Master.
The Grand Lodge adopted the commit
| tees report allowing Rebecca Degree lodges.
and y chaItcr and bv-laWs will be prcDarcd
for their working.
The Grand Encampmcnt of Virgins
meets this morning at Odd-FclloWS' HAIL.
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The GRAND ORGAN CONCERT TO-NIGHT.-
1t Is hardly necessary to do more than 10 re-
mind the readers Of the Dispatch of the
grand organ concert winch Mr.. Leo. Wheat
gives at tue Second Baptist clli,ch tonight.
Mr.. Wheat hts no equal III America. and
those who attend the concert may rest well
assured hat they will be fully repaid. With
fair weather, the Second Baptist church will
be crowded
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City CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE. city
committee will meet tonight at 81 O'Clock
at the headquarters on Ninth street for the
purpose OF organizing permanently and
receiving from the old committee the
records and papers OF the party. Repre-
sentatiyes from alI the wards OF the city
are expected to be present ut the hour.
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AcTloS or RErrGLCASS IL RELATION To
THE Death OF GENERAL. EDWARD Il. :.
CASBY. Pursuant to announcement meet
ing WAS held in the United States court
room yesterday at noon to take suitable ac-
ton in relation to the death Of Brigadicr-
General Edward K. :. Candy. Twenty
three persons We're in attendance, iuclud-
ing three newspaper reporters.
The lncc;in" WAS called to order by Mr..
Thomas Il. Jackson, and. on his motion. DR..
{. ). Mills was called to the chair and Mr..
K. VI. Manly appointed secretary. Dr..
Mill>. upon taking the chair, explained why
the mcctin" hid hccu called. and remarked
that it gave him pleasure TO preside on the
OCCASION.
On motion Of Mr.. Jackson. committee of
three was >appointcd Ia prepare suit tbic rc>o'
luinns expressing the sense of the meeting.
The Chair appointed McSsrS. Alfred Nor
ton. Kcy. \. Il. Miller, and c. W. Burr.
The committee retired to an adjoining
room. and after brief absence presented !;
preamble and series Of resolutions, which
were read and unanimously adopted by the
meeting.
Eulugstc remarks We're IaaGle by DR.. +.
II. Smith. Mc>SrS. Alfred Morton and Rush
Bu1g"S>. Rev. 4. Il. Miller. and Me>srs.
". +. Wrlthin.tou, and Thomas 7. jackson.
y copy OF tie resolutions was ordered To
be sent 10 the widow Of General Candy.
Mr.. Jackson presented the following,
which WAS agreed to:
"ReSoirti. That we commend and heartily
indor>c the instructions OF PIe>id"n1 Grant,
issued through the War Department., direct
in- General Canby'S successor in command
10 visit this cultnnatiug crime OF savae war
fare rlpon Dcacetul citizens with swift and
comIl"ic prnishmcnt.' Adjourned.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
BY telegraph.
EW YORK MAkkET

NEW YORK. April l7.-CottOu dull sales, 02a bales:
uplauds. Igtr: Orle1us o.c. Flour quiet and heavy
common to fair extra Gd s.l 2ood 10 choice, O. 20
Gfl2. ~ Whiskey steady. Wheat closed irlner eX-
ira choice western. i2.9j Corna sade frIner, with
fair business southern and western yellow. fSM I63c
white re. Rice In good Geraud 1t SgcSa Fork
lrner and quiet sls.2J. Larti rmsr ai s!-gGh3sc.
rurr"nin" dull. kosin Iaict. Tallow steady.
ErnrhIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

REslGNEn.-- following registrars OF
election have rendered their resi- i-nationS to
Judge Guigon. Of the IluSting> Court
Alexander tauldcr. first precinct, Clay Ward
james l.. Tmhcrlakc, second precinct, Clay
Ward; Robert b. Wood. second precinct.
Monroe Ward; and William c. Taylor, io'ar:h
precinct, Monroe Ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

MAGSlrIoENr REAL ESTATE At Ar'TIpN.-
,Ics-rs LYME, BROTHER will sill to-day the most
desirable vacant property that has been on the mar
kct FIR wears Thi; property lies on Franhlin, Main
and ienry streets and is known as the homestead
Mr. George ). Palmer, one square this side OF Mon
roe Park Parties who desire To procure good
building lot Will now have IN opportunity rarely
offered of buying irst-cass property IN Il fashion,
able location aud where il l. steadily enhancing u