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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

AND DRESSER.-hts HAIR CUTTING. sEA-
WING, sHAMPooINS aud nfEtN6 ROOMS arc
get Their HAIR CUT 10 the latest and most sp-
proved style would asvise Yen 10 saii en hiEa.-
EntTanee on lith street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


ashland Races Fensta Bav.-First Race
SweePstake for three year sia colts and filfeys.
wo mile heats sass entrance; site forfeit; $3.50
added by the Ciub proyIdea Two or mole start.
Closed with the following entries:
j. T. and L. w boswell enter C f. Surplus ty
= 5fi Edmondson, dam Vjrglnia Pas ne, -.
r foldren. Williams Co., enter b. |. Leisure,
=. .,t,,. ~ ned Eys. dam unhnnyn .
Catvln GfePn enters b G. by Grif Edmondson,
= dam bs Imported Priam ......,s,.-t... 8
d. Nc Daniel enters T. Minnie Lehman, by
Boston dam bs Trustee s.. 8 4
Jos. Bfummeil enters b. !. Crnoine, by Finan-
:, ,eier dam Miss Matte -. S
L. G. Bush snters C. {. Pauline. by Star Davis,
dam bg Monmouth Eclipse. -, pd. f.
Gen: 4, u, Green enters Addie currier, bJ
Hail enters 1 b Rrssa finsneer rasaas da@ IT.
Time; 3:4a1s s-34214. -
Second Race-Proprietor's purse $500; two
John Belcher enters b q John l., by Chide Harold.
dam BY imported Glencoe. years old. Dress
Fondren, William. Co. enter b. {: by chi,ae !
h Harold; out OF ofatrix BY Orator, yrs. old.
2. G. Bush enter, G. 6lsncona, by imported
Glencoe. dam by imported Envoy. / years
old. Dress Blue and elbow -. ... 3 ;
Time: 3:43ls 3;i51s.
The company was much smaller than might
have been expected frcm the iGducement Of
fered, in the way of two s1ood1raees. There
We're goodiy number, however, and all en-
Joyed themselve@Eell. The first race was a
very close one between Mr.. Doswells Surplus
and Leisure, the first heat being won by only
a head. and the second by half length. The
time will show that no effort was spared TO
win: The second race was interesting during
the hrst heat, but the second was won easily
by John l..
To-day there will be an interesting race be-
tween One Eyed Joe, Don JUAN and Ironette,
Ior the Club Purse of $500, TWO mile heats II
TINS Is not a close and wel-con ties ted race. we
VIII dlsciaim any title 10 being prophetic III
racing matters.
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& few doors above the new Custom House. Please
observe tA8tWe represent
THE LIYEEPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
TN<Ep NfE CIfTpINYf
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

w EDNESDAY, June 10, 1859.
FIRST BRANcH.-Present-JoHN T. FoRD, Esq,
President, and all the members.
Mr.. HYNEs offered resolution directing the
keeper of the Eastern spring to apply tobacco Juice
to the trees in that lot, and appropriatng $50 for
the same. Adopted.
Mr.. BEALE offered a resolution directing the
Comptroller to inquire into the truth of rumor
that persons who are employed in poisoning dogs,
are guilty of throwing poisonous food into the yards
of the houses of the citizens. Adopted.
Mr.. Balm offered a resolution authorizing the ap-
pointment OF Joint Special Committee to inquire
into the causes of the great expense attending the
Criminal Court. Also to report what fees are
charged by the different officers of the Court, and
what they amount to in year. Passed.
MIR. RANDOLPH presented the petition of William
Shearer asking to be returned taxes paid in error
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
A resolution was received from the Second
Branch appropriatng 81 900 to be expended in cell
ebrating the Fourth of July.
Mr.. WOOD called up the ordinance creating a sll-
perintendent Oft the Fire Alarm Telegraph, and
regulating the manner in which operators shall be
selected.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM offered an amendment providing
for the protection of the signal boxes, wires poles
DC. The bill, as amended, was passed
Mr.. MONTAGUE moved that resolution be sent to
the Second Branch that when the Council adiourns
on Friday evening it stands adjourned until the
first Monday in September, instead of the third
Monday in August. Lost
Mr.. ADDISON called up the resolution which au-
thorizes the Commissioner of Public Schools to
lease lot for the purpose of erecting a school
house for the use of the 18th and 10th wards
Passed.
Mr.. ADDISON presented the report of the Commit
tee on Education with aresolution authorizing the
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FOREIGN MARX FITS

HAVANA June lO-Clayed Sugars.-For two or three
days Immediately succeeding the date of last review
of 25th ult there little activity in this staple
The news from Europe then received however pu
quite stop to all operations. Holders during the
ing week. refusing to make any concessions, very little
done. The continued unfavorable intelligence re
ceived by each steamer that has since arrived has pro
duced corresponding depressing effect upon the
but holders still continue firm, apparently determined
to yield yet with the large stocks hand appears
most impossible but that reduction in rates before
long
There is so little doing that the following quotations
must be considered quite nominal D S, Nos. to 10
6hG7h reals; Nos II to 12, 7AGs reals Nos IS to IA
s4@S4 reals; Nos Is to II 9d93 reals Nos IS to 20
l0Gu reals. Whites, according to quality, 114d14H
reals per arrobe f. o b.
There have passed through the Custom House, for the
United States, since the date of last review fol
lows-For New York, 1074O boxes and S54 hhds.; for
Philadelphia 100 boxes and 225 hhds and for Baltimore
220 boxes and 169 hhds. The here and Matan
estimated at about 405 900 boxes against
at this period last year.
Muscovado Sugars.-There have been only trifine
ope rations quote nomnally at from 6HGs reals per
arr ODE for common refining to good grocery.
Molasses has enioned very brisk demand at greatly
improved rates; at this time the demand is not ac
Cyed and to reals for Muscoyado per keg of eight
and half gallons
Butter in extremely full supply. No sales of American
reported.
Cheese in good demand; small supply of American of
good quality would come to good market.
Hams in fair demand last sale of American at SIG per
quintal
Tobacco comes to market very slowly. What remains
of last crop commands extremely high rates.
Cgars.-The chief manufacturers nearly idle, in
consequence of large orders having been withdrawn
because rough leaf is scarce.
Lumber.-W. P. and P P. both dull Sugar box
Shocks also dull at IS cts; Moasses and Sugar hid
Shocks without any demand. Empty hid, sales 81. so
at S2S
Freight have been very active since my last review
but are not so at this time The following rates rule
To British Channel for orders 81 15s. f3 2s Cd per
ton To United States 81 25 to Sl37H per box So so
So so per hid Sugar $3.50 to $3.50 per hhd Moasses.
Exchanges not quite stiff they have been since
i Il Derc l..
prem on New York and other Northern and Eastern
cities ~ to per cent prem on New Orleans, Short
Sipht 8 Z 70 4 ler rcent nreIn
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BOARD OF TRAI
Tlunetarp anb Commercial 8tbieb.

BALTIMORE, June Is, 1859
There considerable activity at the Board oday in
Northern Central Railway but in other stocks the opera
tons light The sales of Northern Central add up
1925 shares s94 for cash and short time tracts
s19& seller 60 days. and $1e buyer 60 days these fig
being decline of yesterdays rates The market
for it closed at sl9S bid, sl94 asked regular way In
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there but little DONE
only 125 shares having been sold at the Board all
s52A buyers option 60 days 1t closed regular way at
S52 bid S524 asked the price bid for at the close being
4 less than was bid for it yesterday. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad extra dividend lower They were
offered today at 1S but only 10 bid them There
is fair inquiry for Loans and Bank Stocks and for
this class of securities the market continues very
firm. The only sale of Railroad bonds to-day is
one of 81, 500 Northern Central 1855 at 70A, but
we note sales of 2375 City 6's 1856 at 9S dividend
and 50 900 do 6s 1890 at 9e4 also dividend Balti
and Ohio Railroad bonds clos I'd 81 bid for 1s67s
s5H bid s6A asked for lS75s; and 81 bid SH asked for
1855; and for Northwestern Virginia first mortgage
bonds 81 bid and 92I asked. There has been
doing in Bank stocks to-day than for days past the
sales including 20 shares Bank of Baltimore at SlOl% u
shares Marine at s3OK and 40 shares Farmers and Plan
ters at S27H.
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NEW foRK, June 15.-Cotton is excited-saes of 600
paes at an advance of 4c under the influence the for
elgn advices; Upland middling 11S. Flour is heavy
sales of 5000 bbls Ohio S7d7 25 Southern 81 SOAR so
Wheat is heavy-saes of 5000 bushels; red 170 cts
Georgia 81 Western white l65 Corn is depressed
sales of "A 900 bushels white S5d92 cts: yellow SSG9C
cts Pork is heavy; mess $17d17 O64; prime SIS Whis
Key is steady at 27 Sugar is steady ca 6h
Turpentine Spirits 47Hd4S cts. Rosin is dull. Rice
is dull
CATTLE MARKET-Beeves-Mar depressed; sales
$50 head at decline of 81 per cwt Prices ranged from
s. to $ll A0-an of 50 75G10 Sheep depressed
sales 10 O00head at Sl75 per head and dressed Sl(
cts Lambs 10>G13 cts Swine firm sales of 900 head
at S6G6 s7k
PHILADELPHIA, June 15-Flour is firm, but quiet
Wheat is to cts. higher for prme white 1S091S5 cts
red l75Gl75 cts. Corn has declining tendency-sale
at go cts. Whskey is dull at 27a2S cts.
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IVI'II.T., Junt o-CI u SHIP SIlhhtssOta, HaVTe.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMER!
There is some quaintness in the following which

We ciiP lTOin tue AleXanQfla UdzeUe:
In reference to the new demand for "Ginseng"-
and the diggings for the same in the far West, an
old citizen and subscriber writes us, that he can
''well remember when there was considerable
trade IN Ginseng, for the China market in Aexan-
oria, and when wagon loads oft were brought here
from the western part of Virginia" He adds
There were no railroads or canals in the country
then-and yet these were our best daysp And yet
let us not despair or look back grieving upon the
pasti There are new railroads and canals, to help
we are yet to see better days in business sense,
than we had even in the "Gnseng times"
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New YORK, June 15.-The bark Ann Elizabeth
from Rosario reports that when she passed Buenos
Ayres, May lst there continual firing of guns
1t is supposed battle in progress between the
Paraguayans and Buenos Ayreans, as it was hnted
to that effect at Rosario
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

MATANZAS-Schr. James Madison
1877 hhds. molasses, 50 do Morre Randall 900
cigars, Morse Martin; keg, demijohn, c. NJ. Jackson
Co; rc. molasses H. Bailey; 40 doz pines master
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Str City of Norfolk
119 bales cotton, Jno. Williams & Son; As do, D. B.
Banks; 26 do domestics, Woodward, Baldwin & Co.; 4
boxes copper Jas l. Fisher Sons; liquor 10
do hams, j. j. NJ. Grvin; bag mdse., Wilson Il
Burns; 9 pkgs do, sundry persons.
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Railroad Cnll;stnn

ROCHESTER, Pa, June ia collision occurred
here to-day between the trains on the Cleveland
and Pittsburg and the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroads. None were killed, but num-
Der were injured.
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Steamers Si~nnIled

NEW oRK, June 15.-The steamer City of Man.
chester has been signalled below from Liverpool
Her dates have been anticipated.
Boston, June l5.-The Europa from Halifax, has
been signalled below.
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Mr.. R. Shaw will give a concert of vocal and in
strumental music in Carroll Hall this evening He
will be assisted by an efficient company, among
whom are several we'll known amateurs.
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ST. Louis, June l5.-The Overland California
Mail of the 23d ult has arrived The Democratic
delegate election, to the Convention to nominate a
Governor held in San Francisco, resulted in favor
OF Mr. Nugent, only two delegates opposed to him
being elected.
Fourteen convicts have escaped from the State
Prison, by emitting through wall from two to
three feet thick
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SOUTHERN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, June l3.-Arr. schrs Fairfax and A V
Bedel New York; A. Edmondson, Port Deposit Neptune
Boston. ~
RICHMOND June l3-Arr. schrs. Caremont, Gaego ond
Jonas Sparks New York; R. Franklin and San Luis,
bany 5. G.; King and Beauty, Philadelphia; Isaac Rich
Jacksonville.
WILMINGTON, June l3-Arr brigs Vermont, New Ha
ChimhoraZn, Boston, SchrS NJ A. johnson, Sea Rird
c. T. Strong and Marine, Nrw York; W L. Springs Phila
delphia.
Cid. schr Helene, New York
SAVANNAH June l0--Crd ship Lizzie Southard Liver
pool bark johannes, Carthagena
NEW ORLEANS, June S.-Cl'd. ship Shamrock, Liver
pool. ~
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BALTIMORE, THURSDAY JUNE Is, 1859
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

Sprits.saes yesterday of 200 bbls. at 43k per
gallon and to day of 80 do. at 43k cts per gallon.
Rosin and Tar-Nothing doing in either articles.
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The new Philadelphia Hotel, the name of which
has caused SO much discussion and suggestion, has
at length been christened the Continental.
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POLICE LNTELLIGENGI
A AMNSEMENTN

Patrick Thomas was arrested Wednesday
night, charged with assaulting Bernard Duln.-
The assault took place in house Forrest street
near Falls
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington

WAsHINGToN, June l5.-The United States vessels
Levant, Wyoming and Lancaster, which are to com
prise part of the Pacific squadron will visit Chilli
in view of unsettled affairs with that country
and the recent outrages citizens. 1t is
known that instructions have already been for
warded to our Minister to demand reparation for
the wrongs committed.
Petitions, numerously signed. have been sent
from Philadelphia to the Attorney General, Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and Postmaster General, ask
ing them to reconsider their location of the new
Post-ofce in that city, and to return to the Penn
sylvania Bank building originally designed. But
these officers are Of opinion that the change now
asked cannot be made without further Congress
ional legislation.
There is no probability that our naval force in
the Mediterranean will be increased.
The Navy Department has received information
of the death Of Lieut.. Duer in Florida.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
Through lillian FISHER Son. Stock and Bill brokers
NJ SoI,tl,r rtnunt

In New York to day stocks rather irregular Illinois
Central bonds fell off r. Virginia 6's \; Erie and Gaena
and Chicago q each but Missouri 6s advanced NJ Can
ton x; Reading y; Michigan Southern. and Harlem 4
each. New York Central Cleveland and Toledo, Rock
Island, and Michigan Southern guaranteed all
yesterdays figures.
The New York Tribune of today says:
The business in Exchange for the Boston steamer of
Wednesday has been quite moderate, and rates
changed Sterling, l0Sk kGl09A for Commercial, 110G
1l0B for Bankers signatures. Francs are 515G510
Only S0000 in gold sent to Boston for the
The Ariel and City of Washington leave New York on
Saturday.
The Baltimore and Ohio Road elegraphed their agent
here Tuesday to adopt what called water rates
This may possibly make troubles between the
lines.
The freight contract made by the New York Central
Road, in violation of the recent compact has been
celed. appears he conceded that the August divi
dend will be reduced to per cent perhaps 3k per
cent.
The following is comparative statement of the Exports
exclusive of spece from New York foreign ports for
the week and since JAN l:
1857 1855 1859
Total for the week. 81 954 $50 81 732439 81 GOO O42
Previously reported 80 2l2 631 25959Sl 27 sol 436
Since Jan. $50 l67 200 s27 69225o s235O1 AIS
T
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we lear Miss Ellie Catharine Carstaug will neve
oe aoIe 10 land her big verdict. The St. Louis
sunday Republican has the following:
IHE l LATE Breach OF PRoMrsE CAsE-An Uner-
peGeo feat"re.-M Steinback, one of the jurors
10 70 the case OF Miss Efiie c. Carstang against Mr..
henry Shaw, for breach of promise of marriage,
mas oeen to the office of Justice Herckenrath, as
we are informed by the magistrate, and made atf-
davit, that before being empanneled on the jury,
he stated that he did not understand English sul-
GENTLY to try the matter; that he never agreed TO
| the verdict giving the plaintiff SlOOOoV, put
thought that the majority ruled and consequently
did not object aud that he believes nss the
This nuts another aspect on the affair, and would
seem to afford just ground for the granting OF new
| trial.
The Boston Transcript has the following: "Mr.
| Coo w. Curtis in his Trunps, has sketched some
| yell-remembered characters in this vicinity of
| mast generation in a that has given offence
to their relatives. The incidents in the sto-
ry are said to have occurred while the Howadji was
school at Jamaica Plain.
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says:
The English funds opened this morning with an undi-
minshed frmness, and ultimately experienced another
improvement of eighth. Consos left off at 934 The
next account is fixed for the Sth of July, and price
postal date was the for money. There was no
news to excite attention, and speculation dormant
French Renes, which closed yesterday at elf. S5c
opened this morning 62f 10c and soon advanced to
failed to arrive.
In the foreign exchanges, this afternoon the rate on
Hamberg slightly higher.
There bullion operations at the Bank o.day
Of the f2lS 900 by the Niagara Gl4O has arrived in
London and been taken for the Continent The remain
der being on French account, will go to France direct
from Liverpool.
The same paper notices sales the 3st of May of Hi
nois Central Is at 7Ohd1, do. Freeland at SAN and
Michigan Central Sinking Fund IS at So
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%
DUPONTS POWDER AGENCY.

efoNiN'' BLASTING,
AND SHIPPING POWDER,
For in any quantity at Manufacturers prices by the
Agents, A. L. WEBB BRO.
mh4tfr Corner Pratt and Commerce streets
n MORTON STEWART OFFERS AT PRI-
". VATE SALE, EX "MI0 T0Nr'-
1000 cases TABLE CLARET, St Julien Medoc.
00O !" superior TABLE CLARET, Pauillac st. Ju-
ISOO lien, MargauX, St Estephe .--.--
I'M baskets 'LeuneuX K Lefournen CHAMPAGNE
% cases SARDINES, "Cormus' prize medal brands
And desirable of Bordeaux Cognac, and La
nochele BRANDIES je8f
MERRY WINE.-P. Harmonys, Nephew &
'ONo's sherry Wines, including
AMONTILLAD0,
~ o'her grades, always on hand and for sale by
mbIot,r JAS l. FISHER Il SONS,
IS. Gay street
are more durable
SLATE are much stronger THAN
u,Nrrr are more beautiful MARBLE
will stand heat better MANTLES
For sale by GEn opSapS n pSTEvrsJo ., no
fe96mr A. Wes, D. a. 81 s,r.o, E,sS q M w.
GAMPHOR:-50 bbls Refined Camphor for sale
Ab- HENRY GREENWAY b CO., 4s South Calvert
'~ apS0-f
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N Robert Craig, Esq, Agent of the Glasgow and
has has made arrangements with Mr.. Dale to have the
Slty OF Washington (Which leaves this port .or
Saturday call at ST. Johns, n F., for the Edin
earg passengers, taking them to Liverpool, and
m aorMarulng them to destination, as booked by him
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DEPARTURE OF THE GENERAL ADMIRAL.-The Rus
sian steamship General Admiral will sail to-day for
Cherbourg. Her crew, mutineers and all, have
been put on board.
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND-JUNE TERM,
lS59.-ANNAPOLIs June Is, lS59.-No. "a. Spe-
cial Docket. Barnes Us. Syester. Continuance
stricken out and case submitted on written argu-
ment by the appellant.
No. 27. Special Docket. Scott u.s. Fox. Con-
tinuance stricken out and case submitted on writ
ten argument by both parties
No. 81. Special Docket. Gardner Us. Jenkins
Affirmed nisi.
No. 49,, Special Docket. State vs Hartley
Continued.
No. 33. Special Docket. Thomas Parkinson ys.
The State. Error to the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county, argued and concluded bv
Franklin for the plaintiff in error, and by Reve,
States Attorney fol. Anne Arundel county, for the
State.
No 20. Special Docket Nathan B. Stockdale
and wife Us. John R. Conaway, Admr. d. b. n. C. t.
a., OF Henry Cover. Appeal from the Orphans
case was commenced by Miller for the appellant.
No "a Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company Us. The State. Continued.
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CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY-Tow-
soNTowN, June Is, l859.-Before Hon. Judge Price
By agreement of counsel the jury in the trespass
case of Dr. Walter T. Al lender as VIM. Y. Dav
rendered verdict in favor of the plaintiff for one
cent damages. The case will be carried up to the
Court of Appeals.
Henry Knell ps. Lewis Turner Verdict for plain
tiff for $500.
James CaulsOn James Stevenson. Judgment
by default.
Richmond Monroe Walter Haze. Action of
trespass-on trial.
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SLAvER.-The bark Orion, from Congou Riy.
er, Airlea' arrived at this port night before last
and anchored under the guns of the NAVY Yard Shf
came from the coast, where she had been arrested
on suspicion of being a slaver in charge of Ients
Dallas and Campbell. On the 25th ult.. her forme,
commander, John E. Hanna, died ofa broken heart
~ T. Tribune. Aen near |
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20 Bulls and Bull Calves g
COWS AND HEIPERs

Mary Ann 7th Brngker, Henry Co, Ky.........S 70
Lazy Laura. X Bryant, Pleasant Hl Ky....... $50
Ashland Lady George Smith, Shelby, Ky......... $50
MISS nailer "a m Kelly, Rhlnebeck, n. Y....... 170
Sally lun $50. John Stevens Franklin Ky....... 40
Prunella Hon A. B. Conger, Haverstraw N Y $50
verify "a .George smith, Shelby, Ky......... 245
Cherry 3D.. James Harland Boyle Co., Ky..... 1876
Mary Martin Hon. VIM. Kelly, Rhnebeck N " 50
fanhah '.'..E Cornell, lthica N. Y........... 100
Medea ;'.'''J X johnson, Nelson, KY. .... 205
Mary Ball f. Cornell Ithica, N. Y............ 60
Iruhe Zo'.'.'J n Jones, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
fiosteSS' T. cornell lthica, N Y......... 100
Miss Wiley. Hon. VIM. Kelly N. Y............ 100
Mary Sarr' r. Cornell, Y.................. 100
nary D Elam, hy............,.,..... 100
Verify 3D.. Hon. VIM. Kelly.......,....,,., 95
Manila T. B. Kincaid: Woodford Ky........ 20
nope ...'...ion VIM. Kelly, n. Y.............. so
Prunetta... Capt. Wiley, Fayette, Ky......... 100
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Since Jan. $50 l67 200 s27 1922 s235O1 AIS
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, New York. quote Land
Warrants q fol
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WILMINGTON MARKET, June 14.-Turpentine.-
Sales yesterday of 269 bbs and to-day of 494 bbls
$3.50 for virgin and IS for yellow dip, and $l75 per
Hard per $50 lbs,
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''''''
, That greater result was due to the fact that in
Tue catalogue was much larger proportion of su-
foreign importation, many of them of first rate ned
lgrees, and bringing over $500 each This wears
sale is nothing more than average one for Mr..
famous breeder ''
The following tabular statement will exhibit
the result Of the sale, and be useful for future ref
erence: