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PERSONAL PRoPERTYy OF GREAT VALUE.
About 2 90 acres of LAND o. York River; q
la,ss sTEA hr SAN sTt Sa RE ILLS man,
and ~ar'ons other klrds Of DtSi RARbE PROP
ERTY.-On WI ONES DAY, the li,h day OF Jauu
airy lSt0. the undeTs ned. by virtue OF certain
ves alces TO him from James Bisler viii sell at
puhlic auction. at Blslers Mills. IN York county
the most desirable propett that mas ever been
posed To sale ia this community eonsiStIrs OF about
21o Ores . FLANn.
lsing TN ! ofA Rive, ana known ~ the Ripon Hall
estsfe. There IS on tn estate \ lar STEAM
SAW ana t;aIST MILL: WHARF extendin
between seven and elsht hundred eards to see !.
water IN ior. liver; a iaT.e and eoUInod 20 US
RESIDENCES, suitable Tor the eopf,.rfab,e ac-
communication OF tsm les; four large Barns; lar. e
Stable. and Biacksns,tns Shor resides corn
houses and other out huildings. A RRiCh-YARp,
Sheds and Machinery, ard some IL GO ~ Is GO
young Peach Trees selected and set out with grsa,
care. some OF which are expected 10 bear fruit next
year
In addition to the above 16 or IL good HORST s
and MULES tof Wa ons aaa LambeI Wa ons
Harness and Chains. Farmins Utensils Lumtef 4.
Bficxs. shinsies, and various othcs commodities
Of great value.
ham Bull, selected ard hrou, hit frori New
Iosk } IeaIllnss and Pas OF improved reed.
The LAND VIII be sold IN pascs Ia Or IN -ue entire
Lody, NAV best suit purchasers. The sale of the
Land viii commence the ll.h oil January. lsdb,
at u o'clock NJ. and the whole sale wall be con-
timed from day to day TIL completed
HOMER RAMSDFLL.
P.e.-Any person desiring information IN regard
to the above sale. can apply to N. g. N,pP ON In.
premises, or to l.. J. bowDEN, ESQ.,, Williams
burg. Va. de "a dtas
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NOrtoE.-Haying pn rchased Of r. NORRIS l.
~ CO. their entire interest IN the CLOTHING
ESTABLISHNkNTNo 80 Main a., I take this op-
portnnty OF informing the old friends and patr Of
the above stand that shall continue tofore
OF READY MADE CLOTHING with every other
article TO be found IN the Inns, to which would
ence IN the teiioriny business, combined with nv
superior facilities tor featuring, enable me to
execute orders for CLOTHING in the best man
ner. and at the shortest notice. Will, many thanks
to my friends and customers for the liberal sup
port which they nave extended TO me for the last
two years. most respectfully solicit continuance
of their patronage, which pom SO them shall not
De abused. H WHITLOCK
Late with F.. Morris Co.
ia 9-6t" Opposite st. Charles Hotel
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{ 10 rAHI = SkskiP.--The sui,scr, beers have
~ this day formed partnership for the pur-
pase of carry a GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN the city of Richmond, and have
taken the office Sluckee Ship. lately occupied BY
=. s SAMUEL. The, hope, by personal attention to
business. t. merit the PATRONAGE of their friends
and the public generally. A. S SAMUEL,
J. J. WILSON.
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A Gard. ~ take this opportunity ofre:urning my
sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons fer
their liberal support, and hope TO receive a con-
tinuation OF the same to the new concern.
Ia 3-dlm& cW3m A. S. SAMUEL,
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--1--l-l-
by Alex. Mott. Auct,
COAL, COKE, &c.

('OhE. The price Of Coke until further notice
y will he as follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE. .........-..0 - 30
SOFT Hail. COKE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
HARD COKE. .........-.......... 80 500
Orders promptly executed at Yards coracr iUtS
and Cary and 9th and b, I'd streets. Terms casa.
dc Its JNO. J. WERTH, AGENT.
OAk AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and an
~ der shelter. for sale ~ Coke Yards.
de l2-ts JNO. j. WERTH. Ax't.
JAMES HILL. JOHN w. FISHER.
- have entered into q CO PARTNERsHIP. dat
ing from the ed day of November, 1859, under the
name and sty Is of HILL 4 FISHER, for carrying
on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on Basin
bank. where all orders will he thankfully received,
or any orders lett With SrEBBINs 4 PULLEN. No.
iei Broad street; or with G,o. |. HExs,Se, No. Is
Nj ain street. will be promptly attended to.
ga Ctlce sorne! 9th street ard Basln hank.
TgRMs.-Cash. JAM rs HILL,
no24-.m JOHN w FISHER.
GC1S PER LOAD-COOk' 8 HARD CVAL.
p y. ~ This COAL is Bifuminous, not Of the
best quality hut the many families who are nov
using It, think the price more than comcensates
for the quality. and - the price Will Re hls her. per-
sous who wish to try Il had Eettor osh 1t once.
IA Office on Ath street.. one door below Mr..
Hastings grocery store. 81
This coal. makes al excellent ere.
no8-2m' F. COOK.
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lFNOVAL.--W. s. & q. DOMAIN have re
~ moved their stock Of HARDWARE. CUT
lEkY. &c To their iron-front Store. lust erected
on the East side of 18th or Governor rect near
Main, where tines will be pleased to see their
ifiends and customers after tn IS date.
Owing to the recent burning OF the Nessrs. Glib
som establishment considerable delay has bee
questioned IN the completion of their store. and
athoug h not prepared for their reception do n t
irtend that any interruption shall he accustomed
to their BUSINESS.
perfect Older, OF "hIch due notice vii. ne eicsn.
Thankful for the liberal patron ls,e bestowed
upon us ior nsns wears past and believing shall
be better prepared in all respects, thau ever. 10
prose- ute our business in oar ne W iucstoa We re.
spectfniiy solicit a continuance OF the saias
Richmond, Jan. ID, 1850 iaa-Sts
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TRUSTEES NOTICED. BoErCHER has, by
his deed of this date. (which is OF record IN the
Clerks Office of the Hustirgs Court of the City of
Richmond. conveyed to me in trust for the bene-
fit of his creditors, all of his stock of Trimni ngs
and goods Of every description his store, No l75
Broad street, also sill of the debts due to him.
eatly, of the stock hand and collect the debts
that arS due.
Persons ranihg goods in the Trimming and
Fancy ltne, tCtU tad 1t TO their interest make
purchases, as the business nlnSt be closed up
WIN. r. WATSON, Trustee.
Richr,oud 3lst December 1870 in 2-lm
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DNeoLUxfoUs nc.

nlsoOLUTION or CO.PARfNER6MIP
eveen oAI:I.AHER l. Nc Ell ROY. in the STONE
nUsiN hSS. u this day dissoived BY mutual con
sent. All persons having clsims az atnBt the arm
yin present them for pay ment, and all persons in
debted will please call and settle ther respective
ACCOUNTS. n. l.. 8ALLAHFR.
Januar, lst, 1850. SAM'L McELROY.
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or, Liquors S, .! AND WlNEs.--WiNSTOs
~ POW kkS, corner of Cary and Pearl sta ,
keep CONSTANT, on hand the finest old Lonaon
Dock. Hennessey snd Otard Dupuy Il Go. BRAN
D} both pale and dark; finest old WHlSKi rs,
war; anted Of pure RE. very old; insst old Peach
and Apple BRANDiES: finest old West In.ia X M
ard Holland GIN, with a large assortment Of 9TH
er Liquors In WIN rs. we have l0O baskets Of the
choicest CHAMPAIGN rs; Madeira, Sherry and
Port WINES in one quarter and one -eig hth pack
es Also, on draught, which we are constantly
supplied with For sale as low similar goods
can be had at anywhere. de I3-Im
UNITING AND SEWING mAIlIISG~.
n WEEDS PATENT LOCK STITCH SEW
ING MAC III, Ne; prics $50 9 70 si2o each
ING MACHINE; invented by j. f.. a. Gibbs. Of
Mlll Point, pocahontas counts. Va. Price $40 10
500 each These wishing good. low praced. we'll
made, reliable acsie. assured that the su pc
rior merits claimed for this Machine can he relied
upon.
rKIN's FAMILY KNITTING
MACHINE, new and useful invention for sale
by DARBY & JOHNSON, Agents,
No. Is Governor ST.. Richmond, vs..
p. S.-Those DESTROYS of obtaining an Agenc, for
the sale Of these celebrated Machines in Virginia.
South Caroiina and Tennessee. will find it to- their
interest u make early application. d. J.
ia 2-lm
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n orHiNi. No, % NAN street. We nave 40 .oi
to Ms. n, wHiTL0CK. and We viii Continue to
where vs. viii 10 pleased 10 see oni
the public in general Having made ar,angcments
10 manaiactuIc our Clothing here. We are prepared
style and at short Ice, Our Winter Stock we
Srrng stock. CAL at Il. NORRIS 4 CO y iof
+. MoRRls.{ loo Main street.
Ellis.
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UOFFICE RICH. & YORK RIVER r. CO
Richmond. Dee. q, 1855.
DROPOSALS addressed 70 the unde rsixned are
l invited, for buiding N virzin,s one Passenger
CAR, the same dmension and finish A. the ono
now on the road. THOS. r. SHARP.
de3l--ts Snp't.
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7 ~
A. n. SANDS.
Sale conducted y GooDGN APpEasoa, Auc'ts
no 232aw?w K ids
FOSTPONENtNT.-Iu consequence OF the non
attendance Of bidders. the n O e sale was pos pen
ed 10 w tDNESDAf the 1sth lamar 1870 II IL
O'Clock NJ, III FAIR; If not the next fair dav.i
de q tlnA NlSSlt Frs.
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A Gard. The subscr ,ber will hereafter conduct
the above businsss his own account, and i'll be
pleased te receive continuance Of the patronage
80 literally extended to the firm.
Ia g-us r. l.. EAff.AuER
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kIOTlCE.-Ths Subscriber has two white hoys.
~ (aged IA and 10. whom he wishes to bind o ut
for term of years either to the Carpenters or
Brckia, ers trade. Contranto tors who " isi appren-
Penoa, Caroline. Va, meet the othcs of
Messrs Workman L Wyatt. 1870 Main street,
Wednesday, the Ilth inst, between the houTs of 3
and 5 p NJ. w. L. CHANDLER.
/. 7-dtEoI
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1'OBAt CONSISTS Having ms
L new factory. with enlarged facilities and great
ly improved machinery. now IN complete operation.
| solicit orders from my TO mer customers, many
OF whom were disappointed last year IN conse
quence of the burning of my shop. My machinery
is all new and of the best character.
have a few FLATTENlNG MILLS on hand,
and shall continue To una nulacrufe NJ ILLS. BANDS,
CASTINGS and BENCH KNIVES. of dfe rent
patterns. My IMPROVED BAND, with ribbed
Castings will be entirely reliable and much better
than the old kind of Bands with plain castings.
ia 2-lm H. III. SMITH.
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~ fore existing under the styl of COX. TURN
LEY HART, for the manufacture of TCBAC
co. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF +.
J. cox from the concern The business will be
closed by n 6 TURNKEY. who is authorized to
settle up the concern. The business Will be CON
tnued by N. &. TURNKEY & VIM. A. FUR
GROIN.
Richmond, Dec. so, 1859. de 3l-d2w
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nIvlDEND..The President and D.reelo,s Of
~ the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA have
declared a semi annual dividend Of "A per ce Mt,
subject to deduction Of y per cent. bonus, pay e.
''n Y .ns AD'A ". p. STROTuEp r...;..
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Or retiring from the GROCERY and COM
MISSION BrSINESS. return my. grateful
share of patronage bestowed on us, and take this
opportunity to recommend my late partner. w. 8.
cambridge. to you. who viii continue the bis,-
ness, as one worthy of yonr confidence and sup
port tRANCiS Is. HART.
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DLAYlNG CARDS. 80 gross escorted Playing
Cardss from cneApest - Highest prize, for sale
BY LOUIS J. ROE5IEUX,
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F!sIigs PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE ON iITH STREET,
Nearly opposite Goodin's Hall, Richmond, Va.
DIR gCToRs:
o. VON GRONING, B. H NASH
J; l., hpPERSON, CnAS. TALBOT,
+. W. EOUDkI. JNO BLAIR
r. II. DlBR FL l.. pres't
=. J. JOHNSON, Sec'y. THos. III. ALFRIyNp, { sh r.
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II Medicine is Necessary, use Brand.
reth's Pills.-They are - pleasant as truely
effective medicine can be. 1t is true you may
take purgatives which will operate without pain,
because they take the balsamic parts from the
blood, which is worse than being bled, verse than
having the vital fluid abstracted. Beware Of
them. BRANDRxrH.s PILLS only take hold Of those
matters by which the body, when sick, wants to
evacuate. They are solely anassistant of nature
nothing mere, nOthins lsss-1 They do not force;
they merely assist and herein is their great val.
ue. The man is thrice blessed who is 20 fortunate
as to be acquainted with this good and almost per-
feet gift to man, because he has to great extent
his body ensured in health by their occasional
use. Principal Office, 2s4 Canal street, New York.
Sold ty all respectable dealers in medicines.
apl20-d6wlm
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APHfC
Later from California.
CppINcrrern Mn

SPRINGFIELD. NO.. April 20.
The overland mail coach with San Francisco
dates TO March 3oth. passed here at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The main features Of the news have been
anticipated by the pony express
The emigration to the Washos ninss 10 in.
creasing.
1t is believed that an average Of fifty people
leave San Francisco daily for the minea and
the emigration is proportionslly large from ell
parts Of the State.
Flour At Carson Valley had advanced to $50
per hundred weight
The telegraph reports that the Superin-
tendsnt Ct the overland express had arrived 10
Genoa. Carson Valley. where he met the
superintendent Of the Salt Lake Telegraph
Company, who states that arrangements for
the proposed connections are nearly completed
90 that the express and telegraph at each end
Of tho line will be ready to commence oper-
atoms April Sd.
The U. 8. steamer Powhattan, has lost but
four Of her men. since leaving Norfolk. in 1857
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New York Market.

By Telegraph. NHw YoRk, April 20.
FLouR.-Msrket dull and dropping. IS 20@5 80
Super State; s. 25(15 45 Extra State; s. 22@
30 Super Western 5 4015 Is Common TO
medium extra do, IS s0@6 10 inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales $500 bbls.
CANADIAN FLOuR.-Market active and Hrm.-
Sales 900 bbls IS 6017 20.
RYE FLouR-Steady 1t s. e5@4 40.
WH1Ar-Market dull-drooping. Sales $500 bu.
q - Red Sssthern efse tAiis 0aaads 81 70
White Michigan.
RYI-Firm 1t Csc.
BARLEY-Steady. Sales 5000 bushels. 82e
Canada East.
CoRN-Market quiet and Steady. Sales $4,000
bushels. 7411@76 afoat and delivered for mixed
western.
OATs.-Dull.
PoRK-Market Steady. Sales $50 bsls. SIT so
old mess; $l2 s7@13 OO old prime and $l4 SO new
mess.
BEEF.-Dull.
Cur MEArs-Dull and heavy. Sales $50 pack
ages.
ages.
CHE.sE-Steady 100l0Hc.
LARD-Firn. Sales $50 bbls.
TALLow.- Quiet at lOLc.
@llc.
BuTrER.-1n fair request at ll0l3c choice II
@2Os State.
WHIsKY.-Steady 2lNc.
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Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN MAIL arrives at 3 A n and P y closes
at $50 A n and Pm.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at p n; closes $50 AN.
SoUTHERs MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives at SPM; closes 6:3OA y.
WEsTEEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives At
6PM closes at JPN.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A n; closes 1T S Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives At & P Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays closes at y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER NAIL TO LYONS, arrives At 6 P n; closes
at Pm, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRAss MAIL, arrives at 2 n, closes at IL
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
ANITY MAIL, arrives and closes at II N Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAMOsA MAIL, arrives and closes at II n, on
Thursdays.
The Office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from 9 to 10AM
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HlvER STE ms.
Friday, April 20, 1890.
ARrrvm

Friday. April 20, 1890.
AR1JvpD
KEY CIrY, wordsn, So Paul.
Dr. KASs, Col, NcGlrs1o1s Landing.
Arn LsrrY. NonisosJ St. Louis.
HAsxoxIA, Hubbard, Dnbuque.
DHPARS1D.
KEY CrrY, Worden, st. Louis.
DR. KARE, Coll, St. Loais.
Aunt LEFTY, Morrison, 81. Louis.
HARAoxIA, Hubbard, s. Louis.
The Kate Casssll viii b. he regular Nail Pack
ct for Montrose this moraing.
The fsvorite passenger steamer War Eagle did
not arrive At this psiDt yesterday - was sxpsct-
ed, but viii be here this morning and depart foI
st. Puul.
The Northern Line steamer, VIM. L. Ewing
will BE- down aud lsavs for st. Louis this morning
at 8 o'clock.
The Northerner isexpsctsd up this morning on
her way to st. Paul.
The Frank Steel is expected up to-day. bound
for st. Paul.
The Aunt Lefty reports 81 inches Of water on
the lower rapids and still falling. Nearly al the
freight boats obliged to employ Ii ghters in
der to get over.
The fine steamer HARNoEIA, Capt. Hubbard
came down yesterday morning, and after taking on
large load of freight left for st. Louis. Mr.. h.
W. Sears, the FIRST Clerk, informs " that the
Harmonic will remain in this trade this season,
and as her accomodasions foe passengers are first
class land her officers are glorious good fellows.
she will undoubtedly prove very popular. Frank
Watson is!Agent at this point, and will attend to
any business connected with this boat.
The AUNT LEFTY, Capt. Morrison, arrived from
st. Louis yesterday morning, with . fair trip
She took on freight here and started again down
the river in the evening The Aunt Lefty 10
fast becoming one Of the most popular boats on
the river, as she is already one Of tho fastest,
having "clesned out" all the Northern Line Boats
that she has come in contest with. On her pro-
vious trip down, she took on nearly $4,000 packa-
ges-snd 0 l barges-making nearly 1000 tons OF
freight. Tho Aunt Lefty will run in the Daven-
port. Rock Island and st. Louis trade oil the
son, and our shippers select no better boat to
do their business. She has fne accommodations
for passengers, who will always meet with the
kindest attentions from the Clerks, Mesns. Hutch
ems and Graham. Nessrs. Owens and Moore are
the pilots better set of fellows to travel WITH it
never fell our lot to meet Frank Watson will
act as her Agent here.
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s'THE D1AMoND."-This is the name
Of new Saloon which is now being fitted up
In q most elegant style by Mr.. Paul Deutcsh,
in the building lately occupied by Bl"ksmors
d Lawes as Bank. situated on Brady street.
between Front and Second Mr.. Deutsch has
certainly showed . great deal of taste in the
appointme 'ts of his Saloon. and by. the time
he 10 ready to open. will have the finest estab-
lishment in the West. Monday evening next.
st seven o'clock. is the time set apart for the
opening. on which occasion he will be pleased
to sss his numsrous frisnds and the public gem
orally.
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l. AT e N F. w S.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

PosrLANp. Aprill9
Ihs North American from Liverpool. ON eth
vie. Queenstown, sth, arrived this evening.
Shocking revelations had been made con.
corning the Coolis trade in Southern parts Of
China. The iDformatiun 10 derived from depo.
siions Of los men taken from the Coois rece.
living ship. An inquiry vas ordered by the
allied commander In chief. and il vas found
that in three Coolie ships-two American and
one Oldenburg bsrk-ths Coolies had been
kidnapped, and . nominal csnsent Of eight
years engagement In Cuba vas vrnsg from
horrible modes Of torture.
Louis Blame had made most suceessful de-
but - public lecturer.
NAPLES. April 4.
Fictieious persons attackede the troops ct
Palermo, but we're disperssd. The city 10 tran
quill.
MADsID. April 4.
When the troops found that General Ortega
had deceived them - TO the object Of his
NOV vements, they refused to march with the
cry Of al Viva Ia Rsina r. Ortega fed pursued
by his own troops. Hopes we're entertained
that he would be captured. The troops that
he had misled had made submission to the
Queen. Perfect tranquility prevailed through
out the Nation.
All the Deputies Of Mrdrid bad presented an
address to the Queen.
swlIZDaLAND.
The National Council. by = vote Of lOs
against 8. and the Council Of State. han voted
the extraordinary power demanded by the
Federal Council
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, Feb. Z,
Great floods have destroyed much proper
ty.
BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, April s.
The Daily Neps city article of yesterday
evening says: To-day there was . further
improvement in the funds Of l-S; 10 the alter
noon they relapsed to yesterdays prices. The
supply Of money Is more liberal but high rate,
continue. But little business in done below
S.4 to S per cent.
The Times city article Of this evening says
there has been fall in the shares Of the Great
Western (Canada) railroad on account Of non
declaration Of dividend. Illinois Central de
elined on the announcement of Z call.
Consols closed on Thursday at 94s<@s4k
for meney, and s41l994ss for account.
Owing to the closing Of the markets to-mor-
row and Friday the commercial news hersv with
forwarded Is as lato as will 20 out on the
America on Saturday.
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TIE following are the names of Petit
Jurors drawn to serve ct the next June term
Of the Scott County District Court:
George W. Baker, Robert Wilson. j. r.
Sanders, William Lsmphere, Ed. Parmilee,
Francis Anon, Nathan N. Greer. II. P. Blunck.
A. s. Alston, H. Langmack. Eliel Peck. Miles
Scandreth. James Kelsey. p. Gillett, Henry
Allipg, J. H. Cotes. Jeess c. Reed. Daniel Carl.
william Lambert. Moses Porter, Charles Fred
ericks. Samuel Lyter, John Hopkins II. E.
Brown. Ira N. CLIFFORD,
Clerk of District Court.
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COM IAL
DAILY REPORT.

Oyy1cs DAILY DsMocRAf AND Nsws,l
Friday Eve, April 20, 1850.
Weather warm and dry. Business among our
produce dealers moro astivs than for some days
past, and the levss to-day presented quite lively
appearance. It will b seen BY the shipments
reported below, that Notwithstanding the low
stage Of water in the river, our dealers are pref
ty actively engaged in sending oG their produce.
Grain Of all kinds in demand, but prices remain
unchanged. The shipments Of wheat are more
than double those of any one day this season.
We quote
FLouR-Market steady and unchanged. We
quote Spring Ex.raat IS 90 Wholesale, and IS 90
as Is retail; City Super6ns - 50; Rye 6our
- SO; corn meal 81 90 ercwt.
WHEAT-In demand and very steady. Receipts
S39 bu; shipments 26, 6,4S0 bu. No. Spring 900
s5c Ne. 2 do Ssas7c.
CoRN-Receipts $50 bu; shipments 400 bu.
Market steady and unchanged. No. in ear 2Sc;
shslled 30c.
BARLEY-Receipts Al .bu shipments 37l bu.
In quest At 55@60c.
OArs--Receipts 102 bu; shipments 1a40 bu.
Very firm at soc for No. l, and $50 for No.2.
HAY--Dsmand light and the market amply
supplied. We quote Prairie at 81 5o@5 90, and
Timothy IS 5o@7o Shipments 100 bales.
PorAroEs-A good article is selling readily At
S0c. ll50 bu have been bought during this week
which we neglected to report. Shipments to-day
7l0 bu.
SgsDs-Aarket dull and unchanged. We quote
Hungarian at 40@50c Clover s. O0@5 so; Tim
othy 81 OO@2 25.
HIDEs-M Market moderately active and steady.
We quote green at 5X@6e; do sslted 6x@7c ];
dry salted lo@llc, and dry flint ls@12zc.
BUrrER-In good supply and prices have de-
clined 2@3c. Good and choice 121@l5c whole
sale, and l7Hc retail
BEANS Steady and unchanged. equote at
s0@soc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
PoULTRY--Chickens in moderate supply, and
firm at 1oc p fb; dressed Turkeys at lOc . b.
EsGs-Market we'll supplied and prices steady
at 7c wholesale and So retail.
VEGETABLES, &c.-Cabbsge 8@5e Sa-head; Tur-
nips 25@30c Wholesale, 40@5Oc y bu retail ;
Parsnips 25@35c y bu; Carrots 20@3o y bu !;
Cucumber Pickles in vinegar 81 90 y hundred.
CHEEsE-Scarce. Hamburg 15c Western Re-
serve l21l@l5c.
HAxs--Common i0k lie Sugar Cured 22H
@15c Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FrUIr-Apples 6Lc /; Peaches 12L@
l5c Prunes 99lec.