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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-12

by THE 6&svERNNR.-A PROCLAMA
- TON In conformity With tho sixth section
OF the sixth article of the Constitution Of this CO
monwea!;h, proyidlns for the election Of a Judge
iaat Judges for tho following judicial Circuits arc
to be elected during the present year, 10 witt Por
the hrst Circuit. composed ofthe coupties of Pms
cess Anne, Norfolk. NsnsemOnd, lsle OF What,
Southampton, Greenesvilie, Hurry and Buasox and
the City Of Norfolk; for the fifth Circuit, oOnpoeed
the sixth Circuit. composed OF the counties Of M
Zabch City Warwick. York. Gloucester, Mat
thews: Middlesex, Heprico, New Kent. Charles
City, James City and the City Of w illiamsu ~; for
dria, Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauquie! apd Rappshan
Greene, Orange, Albemarie, L0Wsa, Fluvapn1
and GoOchland for the eleventh Circuit, Nol
son, Annie st Rockbfdke,. Augusta and psth:
Rockns ham, Page. shenandoah,~ Warren and
Hardy; for the thirteenth Circuit. Ciarke. Pred
erck; Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and JenersOn;
for the fifteenth Circuit Giles. Me rcer, NaIejgb,
Wy2Wipg: Logan. Boone. fayetts. Clay, Nie6o1as
Carroll. Wy the. Floyd, Pulaski and MONTGOMERY;
for the nineteenth Circuit. Wood, Writ. Gllmer.
Braxton. Lew,s, Richie. Doddridge, Peasants and
Calhoun; for the twentieth Circuit. Hancock.
Brooke: Ohio Marshall Wsssei: Tyler and Moroa
Marion. Tay ior. Preston. Bar hour, Randolph, UD-
shur and Tucker. The said elections are 10 take
place on the fourth Thursday Of the ensuing May,
TO he held in each county according to law, nnd Of
hcers are required to govern themselves accord-
inEN.
Given under my hand ~ Governo and a.
- / der the seal of the Commonwealth, &C Riol I.
}I-.f mond on the TIN day Of April. l6oQ, and 10
wealth 's ''sA'D''n ''1 Join psr SSHEHR.
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ny Chas. T. Workman & Co., Auct.s,

by Chas. +. Workman l. Co., Aucts.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO.
- LASS ES, AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY,,
the 10th inst. commencing at II O'Clock, we will
sell at our Warehouse, on the Dock, the cargo OF
schr X. B. Hewlett. consisting of
2,S hhds prime to choice Canfuegos SUGARS.
n tlerccs - to -
WILL ALSO BE ADDED:
a bbls. Porto Rico SUGARS.
10 hhds. Muscovado and Cardcnas MOLASS-
ES.
Terms OF SALE For sums under 8 100, cash;
oyer 100, months credit, for approved negotia-
BILE paper.
Sale without reg ard to weather
CHAS. T. WORTHAM l. CO.,
my IL Auctloneers,
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A CCTION.-HOsSE Mules cows Ac-
"A Will be sold THIS MORNING. commencine
a. ~ . clock at the Horse Ley, on Council Cham
raj good Mules, we'll broke; Million Cows and
Calves; Dray and Harness.; Bugg, and Harness.
my IL J. II. DlSGES, Auct'r.l
WILL BE SOLD, every night TINS weeA, ~
7o'cleck, large invoice Of 6ne Gold, EilysT, and
plHted WATCHER fine Gold JEWELRY, Gold
LA!NS; Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS. CA6-
TONS, && Also. a lot Of FANCY GOODS, o.
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N;b:.Consisnments receiving every DAY andsold
without reserve. J.. H, DfGGE6. Au0(.
d. +. BOOTH. Salesman. iaAN
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WHITE SIhflIUK srRl NGs,

yIs'6HY Il, 4.
lll.:.5G This long established WATERING
PLACE Will be opened for the reception of visitors
on the 18th MAY.
Many new and important arrangements have
been made since the last season in this large es
adjustment. and no efforts will be spared to make
the guests comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. HUMPHREYS. General Superintendent.
MA. Correspondents will please address ]. HUM
PHI KEYS, Superintendent White Sulphur SPRINGS
Green brer county, Va. ap l6-eodtlJuiy
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.


H0uSE AND LOT. ON THE WEST
Nm Ll Nts q r SECQND. BETWEEN BAKER
AUCTiON.-Wl be sold at auction. on the
premises misses, on WEDNESDAY: the lethNIay 1860,
ted as above, now in the occupancy Of Mrs. Cla-
rlssa Purcell The lot has front of 80 feet and
TERMS One third cash balance at and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
1860 to be paid by the purchaser
my IL GODDlN d APPERSON, Auct's.
BY Edmond, Davenport 4 Co., Auct's.
CAkGO SALE or LsN ERPOOL FINE
- SALT. AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
May 10Th at IL O'Clock NJ we will sell at auction.
at our Warehouse. head of the Dock. the cargo of
the ship Henry Buck just arrived from Liver
pool, CONSISTING of
$500 SACKS FINE SALT,
OF AndertOn Worthington brand
Said Salt will be delivered a, CITY Point or Rich
mona: Tbs purchaser at the Point " II be allowed
the Lighterage and Dockage, 7tac. per sack.
MY IL EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
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- MIR o e YOUR Eye
S& s5GHT.--M. ]. FRANKLIN 4
Of Co s offer * re pybs
CRYSTAL PERISCOPIC SPECTACLkS for pre-
serving and restoring the impaired vision to its
MICROSCOPES, r 4 l. IS co PES. OPERA
GLASSES and MATHEMATICAL INSTRU-
MENTS; the finest collection of STEREO-
SCOPES and STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES to he
found in great variety, at their office, in the City
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TO ARCHITECTS.-Archltectsa are re

w quested to furnish plans, elevations and
~AksnNS a!aTnlT ana s Se S, ;, for ,ha
city, on the corner of Ma in and Ninth streets. The
Trustees reserve the right to reject any all the
to become the property Of the Trustees For the
one hrst approved or adopted they will pay pre-;
hundred SlOO) dollars; for the third fifty $50
dollars.
front on Main street and one hundred feet on
neT Of twenty feet for snpsrinsendent's Dwelling
to be five stories high above Main street, with eel
lar under the whole buildings,
Plans will be received until the F lRSr DAY OF
JOHN R6sN
Of Isaaes & Taylor. Bankers, Richmond. Va.
ANY further Information desired In relation to
the building may be had ON application TO William
u. lsaacs. JOHN DOVE,
Secretary to Board of Trustees.
DESCRIPTION OF PLANS FOR MASONIC TEMPLE.
The eettar is to be nine 80 feet high in the clear,
Kitchen her to a cling un0'' u"
IN the clear, and to be divided into six rooms on
Main street for stores, and room on Ninth street
e hs sas
Concert Room i,S ey = aeadiSS :ssSs; sIssa
in the rear With same There are to- to Be in the
to BE- Offices for the Grand Secretary and Trea-
surer, Is by 10 feet each also, reception room or
refreshment room, Is by 81 feet. This story is to
be twenty FIVE (25) high in the clear, and part in
the rear OF this story and the one below u to be
divided into three stories, tho lower one for
kitchen and the two upper ones for the Superin-
tendent's family. to be divided into suitable rooms
with private stairway for his use.
The third floor is to be twenty 10, feet high in
the clear. and to be divided into . Grand Lodge
Subordinate Lodge 10 by 60 feet, with two ante
rooms and refreshment room 70 by 10 feet, with
a dumb waiter coming up from the kitchen.
Tho fourth floor il to be sixteen tl6 feet high in
the clear and to DO divided into = Grand Chapter
room. 20 BY 20 feet. with ante rooms. Grand En-
campment room, 70 BY 60 feet, with ante rooms,
and an armory and four committee rooms. - By ~
feet each.
one in the rear to the second story. The cellars
ara tO extend under the sidewalk on Main street,
and necessary provision 10 70 be made for q fur
nsce or furnaces TO heat the ku!dinE. AID proper
Ventilation is to b secured; water and gss-piDes
Ths,e Sre to 10 water closets ~ follows One in
ZACH o Tie stores. two the second door, and one
fcr uperiptendsnt's faulty, and one Tor each Of
'sS stock Brick with stoas cor
ners brick and Mastic 6tucc0, Or Iron.
apl6-1AutJAthJuno
MATING! MATTlN0s-seH scs. as and 8
wi aqertss MATING, Tor sAls Srivasely asvssy
low DPiooo.
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SwxsoSs. 8 ron szIk as AIUH cS.
CATION. Will - sold thus eSATulDAYp
morning, May 1eth, commeneiss - - o,elook @
the Horse auction Lot o. CDuqQsl Cesusbe9 A.tl.
several Saddle and dsEases H0eekS; to - three
work MULES; ono 0PAlN0 WAGON, nearly
new. ~ ssa48gssg seas 1853 $50 IS
ALso,ons very hS:S e Cog, ! rcMEy:.
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A 1TT1 N13 MATT1N0 In vseces {, and s
wi eaestss MATING, for sals vrivateiy atvssy
"a AS, several REPRieElAT0Rs, various
s' Hs tos =" 70 b. COOK. No. u Main a.
E! '',ii; n
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WAaTED-STORE-OH Nam street, between
" 18th and l4th sts. A line raj rent will be given
f good location InquNe at Dispatch office.
fossssson wanted as soon as possible
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ia MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI
YCmYPHUR SPRINGS, NEAR THE VIR-
1 l UNA Ia AMP TENN ESSEE RAIL
Will he open for the recepton of visitors on th e
18th day OF MAY. The capacity to accommodate
mas been increased by the addition of very pIea-
snt rooms. The buildings have all been new
painted and whitewashed. and the bedding hrs
much improved by Il thorough renovation, and | y
PASSENGERS reach this place v ithtut stage trar.l,
ana those who may desire IN go to the SALT 81 H.
SWEET SPRINGS, can take as much rest hei e
e K they may wish and then proc'.ed by Msssis
FoC HORSE COACHES, wh leave da i T.
reaching the SAT- Pond to dinner. he Salt sulphur
Az iniies' 70 tea, and the Greenhrer White gu
without nlebt travel. Leave Virginia and Ter
uessee Railroad at Big Tunnel Stotton.
ROB. H. MOSBY, Proprietor.
m g. yTxlS
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

0A00OAO 4xVN0, &c.
(tO-PARTNERSHiP.- subscribers have
~ entered INTO co partnership, under the name
and sty lie of w. PETERSJN Il CO, for the pur-
DRUG AND PRESC Ri PTION BUSINkSS at The
Old stand OF w fe' erson corner OF 18th and Nam
streets. Having such facilities will enable them
to offer goods at prices that cannot fail to prove
satisfactory. they respe ctiuliy solicit share Of
the patronage OF the community.
Richmond, May l, 1860. H. w. FJKBUSH.
w. PETERSON offers his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for their former liberal pat
same for the new concern of w. Pc fENSON &
CO. my Sim
MORT 4. Having sold my tools, stock III trade
l and good will to Mr.. GEO. SfARRErT. my
friends and customers will please call on him for
any work they may require:
Very respectfully. VIM. BOWDEN, JR.
PLUMBING, GAS-FlTTING, TIMING &c
done IN the best manner and with dispatch. EST
mates furnished for Buildings. Furnaces and
Ranges of the most approved patterns; always on
hand large and desirable stock from which to Sc
lect. GEO SrARRETT,
Bevins Row. Governor St
ntSSOLUTION.-Th co partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the name of WENDEN-
BURG H. BONNER, at City Point, Va, is this
day dissolved by mutUa! consent.
ROBERT WENDENBURG will continue the
business on his own account, and soiicts a contnu
snce of the liberal patronage bestowed on the late
finn.
aoas-lm WENDENBURG BONNER.
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ia COYNER'S WHITE AND III LAX
yEMySSLPHCR An CHALY EATli

yE.HS N ~ a I ID n
Ak.Ra / SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
will De open for the reception of visitors on the
LIST of June. 1t is situated on the iere and ~
full risrc of the Firginia and Tennessee Railroad,
about hall mil II om Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke.
Va, At which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting. on the arrival OF the cars to con
vey passengers 10 the Springs
These WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
WATERS have effected numerous cures Tie
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys
ee psa serious election of the Liver Kidneys and
of the Nervous System. aid those diseases Pc.
culiar TO females; the BLACK SULPHUR all
letter. and other erupiions of the Skin.
The ACCOMMODATION are equal to ans tn
TABLE and rTENDANTS a tho most salts
factory character, together with a fine BAND OF
NlS1C. and every other attraction usually found
at first class WATERING PLACES-as to all Of
which We beg leave {" refer to the large number
of perso who have heretofore visited the ri &C e.
ap l9-d3m J. A. HEFELF[NGER. Prop'r.
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yrANTE A BARBER and BAKER to
w 20 10 the SPRINGS. Cali ~ the Exchanse
Hosi, No. :6l, TO DAY, tSa.Urday.b my Pit
WANTED wash 10 hire for the remainder of
W the wear, good Nj RISE.
,ov VOTING
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81 MS. s ~ .os: E ssa 8. 's q:
A., u -. s2f az = zk...a :.
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WANTED-By an American lady. a situation
W IS H0J SEkEEP Err. s Il AMST RESS or
COMPANION IN lady, or SALESWOMAN in a
isucy store. The best of reference given, If re-
CURED IS 10 espabiity. &c. note left at the
Dispatch office. addressed "HOCSEkEEPER, for
j. !. g." will be promptly attended to.
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WANTED-A PARTNER in the GROCERY
" and PRODUCE BUSINESS.--A gentleman
With moderate capital, who Is o good accountant
and Wiling to take an actIve interest IN "A business
already established, can he accommodated by ad-
sfsssng q" COM MISSION" through Post ORce.-
Satisfactory reference given and required.
IT'S
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"a kANAWAH-.From the Richmond and
N Danyllle Railroad Comy any, Richmond two
6ASLAVES, named JACK and WILLIAM the
~ property Of Mr.. Thos. Watts. of Elizabeth
.ACity county. AS they got passes TO VISIT
tnelr homes on the 9th April. It Is presumed that
they are still lurking about Hampton tina, neigh
borhoOd The usual reward will be paid tor their
return !s the Company.
my 6-2w A. WORRALL, Sup't.
Va Norfolk Herald please copy.
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WANrED-FIFTY HANDS, to work on tn

WANTED-FIFTY HANDS, to work on the
:" Fayetteville and Coalfeids r |. r . A d ..
q North Carolina. For good hands, | will pay
-om 81 Is to s. 80 per day. Board 5 10 per month.
HE section of country which the road runs through
s as healthy any section in the United States
lor further information, address me at Fay cite
ylie. N c. Those who desire to come, would do
vel 10 come on without delay.
ap 30 dim HENRY SAUNDERS.
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JANTED-TO RENT-A ROOM, within two
W squares Of the American Hotel, suitable for
L0DGl G. RIO NJ. Address a. B. +. To
ihrouah Richmond 2. o.. stating terms, &c.
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RUNAwAYS.

- NOTlCE.-Was committed to the jail OF
On Botetourt county. on the Sd day of april
an last, NEGRO MAN, who calls himsel
- JIM. He is about CD years old, five feet SIX
-. inches high, and weighs about lao pounds
had on, when arrested, brown cloth coat anu grey
pantaloons and had IN his possession paper pur
porting to be written by his master. Robt Harris.
OF Campbell county, ) authorizing Jim to hire HIM
self and receive pay for his services.
| hereby give notice that unless the owner OF
said negro comes forward and proves his property
and pays charges. shall at the proper time. pro
coed to take such other action relation to him
as the law directs. SAMu III. HEDRICK,
my 9-6w Tailor Of Bntetourt County.
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e THE SUBSCklbEK infovms his
~ customers and the public generally that
~ J. ne has removed from No. 2i3 Broad
<e1S:k street, to No. 1873 Main street. between
9th, and 10Th streets. tMr. HoyEk's old stand.l
and is prepared to repair W WATCHES and
JEW ELRY IN the very best manner. at mode
rate charges. He feels confident, that with twenty
four years experience in the first houses in fars,
Geneva and New York, he can give entire sat
isiacton TO any work entrusted to his care.
q. A. FAUCHE,
my l0-3t* 1913 Main ST., bet. On and 10th
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WANTED-Every body to know that have
~ ~ commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
nahfhT- BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81, Main
$50, richmond where they can find beautiful
e9ery style. at prices as low AS thew can be
"aatE, 10 the Northern cities, both at wholesale
saa retail. Trunks repdired and Covers made to
"'qer. at the shortest notice.
deS-6m JAMES KNOTTS
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NOTlCE.-I have THE day appointed LRON-
IS = any III lst
s.s5 tI 6; 9S s:E Z, 4 lsas1 b55f 49,;
sI u. wuITLorn Z aon.
- :; : ]
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DESTRUCTIVE FGRE.-Y esterday afternoon about
lour clock destructive fire occurred at the cor
ner OF Lancaster and Dallas streets. 1t originated
in stable occupied by John Hall & Co. as a sto-
rage room for barrels, which was soon DESTROYED
The flames communicated to a two-story brick
building owned by Mr.. George Freshman, and oc-
cupied by Messrs Hall & Co. as a guano grinding
establishment. This was entirely DESTROYED To-
gether with its contents. The flames also commu-
nicated to an adjoining roof, continuous over five
houses and which was partially DESTROYED. The oc-
cupants OF these houses and of the house opposite
sustained considerable loss in damage to their fur
nlture by water and breakage in removal Mr.
FRESHMAN was not insured He owned the house
adjoining, which was most seriously damaged
Messrs Hall Co. were partially insured. The
roofs OF several buildings in the immediate neigh
borhood took fire from the flying cinders but they
were speedily extinguished, with the execution of
the roof of the building known as the Marine
Hotel, corner of Alice Anna street and Broadway
Two OF the steam engines dispatched to the
spot and the flames were conquered in few
minutes. The roof was entirely DESTROYED,
and the house deuged with water but it was
otherwise uninjured. A house occupied by Mrs
Williams, adjoining the hotel, was on fire, but was
only slightly damaged. The roof of house No. '2lS
was also on fire, but it was Immediately put out
The Marine Hotel was unoccupied with the excap
ton OF one room, which Mr.. G. Charles used AS
hat finishing department. His stock was not in
Jured. The property belongs to Mr.. j. Rozenkratz,
and is fully insured in the Equitable DamaUe
S4O0. The entire fire department was called out
which was necessary on account Of the scarcity of
water, none of the plugs being able to supply an
engine.
The alarm of fire given Yesterday at
about O'Clock p. NJ, from box 80, was caused by
the burning ola three-story frame dwelling, on
the corner of Fremont street and Smith lane, near
the Cathedral battle-ground, occupied by Mr.. John
Minnch and owned by Mrs. William Smith of Hi.
nois: The fire was first discovered in the rear
Kitchen of the house, and the flames spread so rap
idly through the house that only few articles IF
furniture on the lower floor were saved. Every
thing in theupper stories consumed. There
was no insurance.
TAX LEvY.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Chapman,
OF the Committee on Ways and Means, presented a
report, including the tax levy for 1860. Mr.
Baugher, of the same committee, presented a
minority report, in which he saws that, to meet
the absolute necessities of the city, the levy should
be ITO cents on the 500, which, with the State
tax, would make l20 cents. The following are the
items:
Direct Observation-Disclosures. 81 cents on the 500
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Mddling...... ll1dllA II (d124 ubGlIA
Good Middling II Cdl2a l2Sdl2A IL (Gl2H
Niddlinp Fair l2k(d124 | IL (d134 |

CANDLES.-There some sales of Candles ma
king TO the trade at the quotations which follows
viz. 17kGl9cts for Adamantine 25d27 for Chemi.
cal SPERM 3742 cts for SPERM and 52n55 cts per h.
for patent Wax The market is however Inactive West
ern Mould Candles selling Al II cts, but City do
bringing 14dl16 cts. per lb.
CHEMICALS.-We again quote Soda Ash at 2H(G24
cts per cent; Sal Soda at cts; Bleaching Pow
ders at AG3 cts and BiCarb Soda at cts We note
sale this of lot of 100 casks Caustc Soda ship
at s cts. per lb.
COAL.-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are still
follows viz So 253 So for De So 60(1365 for Of
mine and 81 1904 Is per ton for lump delivered board
at Locust Point We note the export this week of 200
tons Cuba. Anthracite Coal is selling by retail from
the yards at SIS 250l550 per ton of 2 240 lbs.
COPPER-Copper is quiet but steady at 23H cts. cash.
and "a cts for Baltimore refined Ingots, so cts
for Baltimore Sheathng and % cts per ID for English do
and we quote Yellow Metal Sheahing at 20 cts for Ame
can, and Il cts for English and Yellow Metal Bolts and
Nails at ~ cts per Id. We note the export from this
port this week OF 2I5 tons Copper Ore to Liverpool
FEATHERS,-Feathers are in demand and we quote
them firm at 474Sets per lb for good lots mixed
ern.
them is frmer. We quote Mackerel this week at 80 SOFA
10 for medium and $11@11 large No 3s; sI7ldl
IL 80 for No 1s Herrngs at $325 for Halifax 81 25
(475 for Labrador; and Alewlves at $4d4 25 per bbl
Both Mackerel and Herrngs have it will be seen ad.
vanced in price. Dry Goldfish range at from So to $425,
and we quote dry Hake at $175d2 per 100 lbs There
have been arrivals of North Carolina Susquehanna
and Potomac Fish this week but all the ots have
been sold STAT SO for short and full brands Herrngs,
and Sl2 per Dbl for Shad and both Shad and Herrings
close to-day firm at the above fgures
FRulT.-Sicily Fruit continues in good demand, and
both Oranges and Lemons have been bringing higher
prices than were obtained last week. cargo OF some
4oo boxes was offered early in the week at auction ana
ABOUT Ooo boxes sold out of a 81 25 for Lemons
ana $Zsoo25 for Oranges but Lemons have been sell
Ing through the week from store 81 and Oranges at
$3 rs per box.
FL0UR.-The transactions in Flour this week have
peen 8hs compared with those Of last but there has
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET

FOX The WEEh ENDING APRIL II.
ALCOH0L.-AlcohOl is still selling at 46t14S cts per
gallon for 95 per cent usual discount the trade but
the market for it continues quiet
ASHES.-Ashes are selling in New York at $5 25 for
Pot, and S562h per 100 lbs. for Pearl but hear
nothing doing in them here.
BARK.-There is still fair inquiry for Quercitron
Bark and quote it ranging from SIT S22 per ton
in quality. We note sales this 600 bags com
mon to fair Bark at l7.5Od1S so per ton.
BEESWAA.-We continue to quote BeeswaX at Sc cts
per lb, but there sales of consequence making
BREAD-Bread is steady at the following rates viz:
Az cts. for Navy, cts. for Pilot and cts per b for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BRIMSTONE.-We hear of sales of Brimstone this
week, but quote crude Sicily firm at S55 per ton
COFFEE.-There has been some movement this week
in Coffee but the transactions in it have been light
compared with those of last week. The market is not
firm in tone it was ard prices for Rio are to-day about
lower than last Friday. The sales this week add
up about bags and they include 200 bags damaged
Rio at 13A cts $50 bags sound do at 34d13A 600
bags good do sold yesterday out of the cargo the
Monticello at 13h cts and 900 bags prime do in
at Ia cts. For the invoice of the Monticello IS
cts was offered some ten days since We quote Rio
day at ID dl3A cts for fair to good IA prime
Laguayra at l54l6cs and Java at h16k cts per H.
We note the import this week 20l5 bags Rio per
Amazon" The stock today is about Z 600 bags.
COTTON.-There has been but a limited demand this
week for Cotton and the grades below middng have de-
clined and almost unsaleable The sales amount to
only about 500 bales ordinary to middlipg fair INLAND
and Gulf at from 8 to 1871 cts six months We do nat
however, alter our quotations, which are as follows viz
GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN
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The committee also report tax of 80 cents on
the SlOO for highways and bridges, outside of direct
taxation, to which add the 40 cents being the levy
other than direct, and the 10 cents State tax and
the total levy on property outside of direct taxa
tion is SO cents the 500. This exhibit shows an
increase on the levy Of last year, as follows: