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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05

Richmond Markets, Feb. (, 1854.

Rtchmond Markets, Feb. 4, 1854.
Ths day 10 ineiemeut--a snow storm prevailing
and tae excitement of the election aesvrbs pub
lie atteatien. There 10 but little doing, and bust
ness with the Northern cities Is very much re-
,trie:sl, beiag confined to imm edx,e necessities.
There is littlc change In quotations.
TOBACCO. --sales ssili limited, q, former quo
coa.aon Lea, Legs 81. 7ssl2 sy Lcav SsSsa 50;
s,elam,ns Ley soat 81 ne nne iaan aisetar,ng IN
market. stock on nand Of the old crop very iisls'
aad mostly OF inferior quality.
fLOtR.--fhers are ~ sales FOR shipment. Tho
STOCK Of eoansry !. very imvsd and saes Con a.
for sapefnEe; Ex,rs D. isSs'; Family ~ sstg rs.
Ugh ,os sad !. Ia ,aS ks afm at
CokS Market steady al eoss"s cts. per bashel.
OArs.--sagsss cts, per bushei.
81 ls S.d - I gsI sw 81, a sus
BACON .-Aarse; armer; demand moderate; We
quote Prime sides II. cents; shoulders cents,
fiaia Haas (lswJ iesallS eenls.
LAap.--sr.ms Western Leaf, ia bbls., u cents;
Baltimore Ia cSats; Kegs iss cents 81 for
sUoAkS.-.S oraeaas sugar We quote .ssts
coats Cupa ss4sS eeats; pono Rico sssS4 GEMS;
Loaf lYiit eea.s, Crushed and Powdered III
eeals Coffee sugar: A IL cents j cents Xxx
sALi.--La.t sales from wharf 81. ss; from store
MotAsss IS. New Orleans sS cts; Cuba Ausco-
vado, IN oois, Ssgsf3 Cts, In nnis., 90 81 Cts i;
1osFsE.- Ne quote Rio issI ~ ceass Las Gayra,
lss 10 CTS. lava tsstsis cents MOCHA l. cts.
CATTLE, HOGS. SHEEP, SO.
BEsT.--oaies this week at S3gl:. 81 for good TO
prins cattle. Market Wen sgppIioj
nAEAP We qaoso saies at $50 per head Tor
ordinary sheep, AID 1913 per cwt. gross Tor the
best quality.
HOos.-sAies Of corn fed at -. 2sgyS. 50 per cwt.
aistIiiery lied s3.s34s.
FRE4odT5.
PoRBIGS.--S othing TO add relative 10 foreign
freisnts.
D1AssTIC.-Tho following are the present
rates as o,asl wise ireignts
Nov, ork. Boston. Phiiai =.
Coal, 4 ton.........slsJ CLIO ei.s1
FinuI * uo....... IS ~
Tyn.coo. =, hui.... 2.55 800 ESQ
A., =, no. 20 Is %
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hCFUs U. MADDI Z, tItIh UO ~
A AnCTiuNEER 41b COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSES
MULES, WAGONS, &c, at the Horse Lot, ever
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entere
before the morning of the sale.
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NTOEECE..-W have large and fine assort-
~ ment of Ready made Clothing for gentlemen's
wear and also "a good stock OF Negro Cloth hing,
which we have determined to sell for the balance
and to punctual customers. We hope that the
above announcement Will secure for Us AT once a
ca II from all who are in need of anything in our
line as we are determined TO conform strictly to
this notice SIMPSON & MILLER,
l19 Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond:
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FALL TR 4 d e. 1921

q FALL IRA ABE. 1921
~ W PETERSON 4 co, WHOLESALE pHus
IL GisTs AND DEALERS IN Indigo, Spices. Mad
der, LogsOUd, III. brb. Soda Starch, Sal Soda
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Numegs, Salad Oil, Salt
retre. Sponges, S4ieratus, Flor. sulphur, Cope
ras, Birthstone, Alum, Cochiaeai, White Lead
Zinc Paint, Linseef Oil, Colors, Paraffne OIL So
lar OIL, Lard Oh, Castor Oil. Touqua Beana--in
vite the attention Of merchants visiting Rich
mcnd, to an examination of their stock, which, in
variety and price, is not surpassed in this any
Northern city.
De Orders PROMPTLY attended 10.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c

q Nj. NENZEL, A.
III Manufacturer and Dealer in GS
III BOOTS AND S HOES,
- No. 100 Main Street,
Would beg leave to inform ais former patrons and
the public that he has commenced the mandatory
of BOOTS and SHOES in all their branches. al
No. 100 Main street, and would ask a call from all
wanting goods in his line.
A fine assortment of Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Goods always On hand, which will be sold
at very reasonable prices. no l2-anN
"A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
f PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS IN
~ From Is to 20 per cent saved by buy III
I'm ing from J. Ii. ANTHONY,
SVtAS Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, SO so ; do. second
quality So fashionable Silk Hats, $50; fine calf
skin sewed Boots, s3 so; Congress Cater Boots,
SO Is: fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 81. IS.
J. III. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best kers in the city OF Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome aud substantial calf
skin sew ed BOOTS, which he will sell at the
precedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C 23-d&wts
n MEMS RUBBER BOOTS-Just the
q article for ditehers' use or sailors; also for
wagoners; being really the only reliable
.S waterproof Boots, will be sold al greatly
reduced prices for cash al Ia - WIN. WALSH :.
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rrRn rNauRANCH.
LIFE AND FIRH INSURANCE..
lie RIPE TT AL INSURANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE OF VA.
orTICE-MArS STREET, IN AMERICAN HOTEL.
CAPITAL. $500, 900.


CAPITAL. 100000.
This Company takes. IN addition to the ordinary
Fire aud Marine Risks, PERPETUAL Insurance on
buildings Tnder this policy one pay ment secures
the property forever against loss by IRE. This
Company receives MONEY on deposit, pays interest
thereon and guarantees the ayment Of Negotia-
ble Notes and bills of Exchange.
Statement Of he Condition Of the Lssarasce Company ef
Gis State Of Fiyynd.
RICHMOND, January LIST, 1851.
AssRrs:
Cash on hand and In the hands of agents,
and in course Of transmits sion
81, ss4 10
Loaned bonds secured by
mortgages. -. 2I5, $50 %
Loaned on bonds secured by
state aud Bank stocks..,... 81. 75s 90
Bills raceivabie.............. 7,7l2 81
Uncoile cd premiums, 800 90
Office fixtures. 800 81
bonds ....................... 20, 900 90
Stock Of the Bank Of the Com
monwealth. ........... ieo w
Richmond. .................. 1890 90
Interest accrued on bonds. ., a4s ~
Dividends declared on stock. Ga 30 49,. -. =.
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock. ..........,....'S Soo,ooo w
Certificates of money on de-
p0sit. A"i"'o
Due TO one Agent. w rs. co, 90
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WHlTELAMBs' WOOL HOSE FOR LA

WHITE LAMBS WOOL HOSE FOX LA.
w DIES AND unsatisfactory Fleeced Cotton
Hose FOR ladies and misses; Black aud Lead CO.
lored Ingram Cotton Hose, superior quality, FOR
ladies and misses; Ladies' Black Lambs Wool
aud Merino Hose q full assortment OF White Get
ton Hose and Half Hose for children to the SMALL
est size, very cheap at EzEklELis 5, Al Main ST.,
ia 30 Mailert's old stand
SuNDRIEs-- Madeira, sherry, Port. Claret and
y Champagne Wines Of all qualities. Imported
French and Imitation French Brandies Of various
qualities; Imported Holland aud Imitation Gins
Whisky q al qualities part Of the oldest Noun
tain Rye Whiskey perhaps 10 be found In tliis
market. Teas. Cigars. Tobacco, Spices Candies,
Soaps, Refined Sugars, 2e., Sc., &c., Ia fact,
general assortment OF fresh Groceries Of all kinds,
Tor sale ut Wholesale by
ia?s WIN WALLACE SONS
HOT MHlsKEY PUNCH, EGC-NOG,
IL PEACH AND HoNEY - scotch and Irish
Wssisksy old Jamaica Rum, pure virginia Peach
Cd Mountain Dew and o,her choice Whiskeys
Old Port sherry and Madeira Wine: Cooking
Wines, Champagne Wines, choice brsnds, large
and choice lot best Imported aud Domestic Cigars;
Just received and for sale on favorable terms ~
the new Family GreceIy Of ~
ks MINNfS = CO., ID and AsiR sta.
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LFRED >. LEE,
n FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

A LFRED >. LEE,
n FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &C.
In addition to my Forwarding Business, i would
inform my friends and the public that | have a
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse and di
rectly on the line of the York River Railroad,
where may be found general assortment of Vir-
ginia LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c.
Mr.. 7. w. PEERS will attend to sales of Lum-
Der on my account.
Consignments of Lumber solicited, C.. which
John n. GORDON 4 son.
u 18th ST., NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Offer for sale a large and full assortment of IRON
conn rising Swedes, American Hammered, Peru
Ha snUe cred, English and English Refined, giish,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll lron Refined Plow
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tin Plate of various
sizes. for timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
usually sold In this market. ap It's
DARKS 4 MINER, WHOLESALE GROCERS
i and PROVISION DEALERS offer for sale
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON.
rs hhds. HAMS and SIDE BACON.
Is hbds. SHOULDER BACON
loo bbls. &C" Extra CO. and ''B'' SUGARS.
so bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
100 bags Laguayra and Rio COFFEE.
so bbls. n. O. and j. X. M0LASSES.
% bbls. Extra LEAF LARD.
80 bbls. pure CIDER VINEGAR.
so bbls. A G. Sherman's WHlSkEY.
100 bbls. BRANDY, GIN and WINE.
II, 600 choice CIGARS.
18TH STREET NEAR CARY
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JJAC DE BOrOT. This is an Invaluable
Il Tooth Wash, which long experience has proved
most eiicient in removing all deleterious sub
stances aud preserving the teeth. 1t also keeps
the gums solid aud healthy, aud imparts deli
cious freshness to the mouth and breath. Pre-
pared and sold by
w. PETERSON i Co, Druggists,
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E. -EgsS=wzs~1 ON AND AFTER MON.
90 AY, the 5rd day of December
the TRAINS on this Road will
run az follows:
TRAINS LRAvE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express daily, Except Sundays,l at..... 4 so A. N.
Accommodation, ttri-weeklyl Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at............ 90 A. N.
Mail daily. at ..........................2 IS p
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express ddty at ............... Is A. N.
Accommodation ltri-weekly,l Monday,
"Wednesday ami Friday, at............ 5A. n.
Mall daily, Except Sundays, at........ 10 p. "
de Its THOS. II. WYNNE, Superintendent.
L., rEssEs;sssssssC viKGINI CENTRAL
80. RAlLRoAD.-The NAIL and
--------- PASSENGER TRAIN leaves
RICHMOND daily, except Sundays, at 80 A. NJ .
for STAUNTON aud intermediate stations ON
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS, for sta.
tions West of Stanton, White Sulphur, Lewis
burg, &c.
The Trains connect at aORDONSviLLB, with
the Orange and Alexandra Trains, for ALgXAS.
DRlA and intermediate stations, WINCHESTER
LEESBURG, &e.; and at CHARACTERISTICS,
with Trains for LYNCHBURG and intermediate
stations, and all points West of Lynehburg.
THROUGH TICKETS can be procured At the
Ticket Office. THOS DODAMEAp,
General eup't
Gen'l Supt's Office Va. Cen. r. Ri
Richmond Lar Ia 2a--ts
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bacon, FISH, &c, for sale on consignment
u by BRIDGFORD Coo hhds. Sugar -cured
Shoulders; 80 hhds. superior sides; 20 tlerces
Sugar-eured Hams; 400 bbis. Nc. Alewiyss; 200
erel; 500 bos. Gross IIerrings 100 half bbs Gross
Herrings: 225 bbls. No. Cut Herrings; loo half
bbls. White Fish, from Lake superior; loo half
bills Family Roe Herrings; 20 quarter bbls. Faini-
lRoe Herrings; 10 bbls. No. SALMON. half bbls.
Salmon; Is bbls. No. Shad; half bbls. shad; 10
boxes Dried Beef Tongues Ia 2
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4 tfEENS AND IA A14N
y TON Hull. calls attention to his large and
well selected stock of CLOTHING and CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, which he offers low for
cash .-The same make of goods so well known
in Richmond, kept formerly by Groshong, Tup-.
man Co, aud Tupman Hull. Every yard of
goods selected by himself made up in the LATEST
stvle and by first class hands. Always on
hand the largest stock of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS to be found in the city. Remember he
sells only for cash and offers great inducements.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Pairos Exchange Office,
Main. corner lith st
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WOOD. COAL, &c.

(tOKE.-fho prices OF CARBON HILL COZ b
u Will be- until further notice, as follows:
Lump Coke, 50. 90 per Load.
Stove Coke, ............ .......'..a.oo
Hall Coke, .............. . 50
de io-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
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4 KENEDt OK III thisiS:s I'M VIn,
Affairs Of the country, our stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods il much larger this than at any
previous season, the whole OF which we will dis
pose Of at greatly reduced prices, in order to
make room for the approaching spring, and to
Our stock consists of every article of Gents Wear
ing Apparel-Biack Dress suits Fancy Business
Suits; Black, Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth Sack
and Sury0ut Overcoats Shawls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; Furnishing Goods, &c, Nc, &c.
IO3, NOAH WALKER < Co, 1903,
NJ lttt, Doc ri
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UOYS' JAChETs.-Blge, Brown aud Black
ID Cloth Jackets Cadet Mixed Jackets Boys
Fancy Cashmere Business Goats Boys Black
Cloth Frock Coats Boys Fancy and Black CASH
mere Vests; Boys Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants; BOYS Lion Skim Black Cloth and lnver
nese Over-Sacks, full and complete assortment,
to W hich we call attention OF parents.
4 " al st
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nUk NEW SHlRI--ot our own make, from
ID selected goods, and hrst-rate IN every respect.
We recommend the above article as the best We
have ever offered to the trade, and think our
friends will acknow edge the excellence OF our
SHOULDER-SEAM SHIRT, on examination -
Look at them, and then let us have your opinion.
10 W $ TEPM AZ. Agcnt. los Main ST
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NJ ELTON TTCC0TOMISTS--AI further sup
AVA ply Of this popular style Of Over sacks now IN
stores Mt KERN, ~BALnWiN WILIIAMh
GRAPES, GRAPES, GRAPES. Receiving
sale ut il 291 A. AxTONl'S.
EWEET HAVANA 0KXNEES.--7,o 900 sweet
- Hayaaa 0rsngesi just received and ter sale low
~. Ua:sJ 4. ANToNp6.
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Use LAIDLEY's PANEfIC, OR CHEM.
~ iCAL BREAD-MAKER, for economically and
quickly making Batter-Cakes, Muitns, Biscuits,
Rolls, Bread, Pastry, 4c. Cakes of all kinds,
Rolls, Biscuits may be made with 1t in few min-
the oven in ten or fifteen minutes. The article
has been In use for the last fifteen years and hav
ing never failed when the directions were fol-
lowed, can recommend ii with confidence, az be-
ing unsurpassed by any substitute for yeast in the
country. Prepared and sold by
JOS. LAIDLEY, Chemist,
Ii L Sign Of tho Red Mortar. 9Th and Main sis.
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MFRS SUPPOSED TO BE THE IRISH DErAgLTER,
JOHN sADLEIR.
The following letter from Paris correspondent Of the
Dublin lire land) Nation appeared In the issue OF that
journal Of the 23d Of February last
PARIS, Feb. 10, 1861.
The arch swndler, John Sadleir has been arrested
here where he had long pissed under he OF Mires
His defalcations-for he has beon al nancierng and
to millions OF francs II Is thought that for nearly
century such awful crash has occurred with respect
TO the speoulstions Of single man. None so gigantic
has been kI own within the memory Of any living
his previous frauds excepted.
Mres as he was called appeared in the world sudden
iy few ago, No one knew from whence he came
backward about fsurs years ago and he was then
above moderate meecs he has passed for jew he
is certainly in appearance very like Hebrew ana no
doubt, With guilhle world, this helped TO spread the
idea that he immensely rich. His transactions have
been oE a scale large enough Tor Rothschiid.
Ssder, II will be recpllected by all who knew him
when he lived In Ireland remarkably like jew IN
features Indeed he OF mistaken Tor Hebrew In
Iondcn The large OF money that were missing
after tho Hampstead II ath Trick and which tho London
banks have long been vanly ing TO trace doubt
may be he hoped 10 make money enough TO pay of all
his debts in Ireland and England and make interest with
the governmcnt-through hts friends and relatives, Mr.
Vincent scully Member Of Parliament Mr. Justice kcogh
and othets--to be allowed Ia return home.
he could not keep ON dabbling In newspaper
ship in France He owned the greatest part Of La
Fdfrie besides continuing ss 10 be sab proprietor
Of his own paper, the WcStg telegraph Should the pc
uniary position Of La Poye be likely TO suffer by
latious the swndlpg Of liz well known aud
highly esteemed phianthropist, = IS 70 Paris;
where apart from being hob mob and hand in glove with
his old cbum, Louis Napoleon (and tho most influential
statestu sovereiens OF Europe) his powerful let
tersr In la Paris will is hoped, prop up the paper.
II is said that Mr. James Sadeir who was, believe,
somewhere In Denmark, and Mr. Vnceut Scoly, mem
Der Of Parliament for Cork county expected here to
-oder bad for Mires
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WHAT rs THE NORTH TO DO FOR 4 NAvY?--
The Confederate States have already an
nexed several of the United States vessels
found in Southern waters. That, however,
might be borne with tolerable equanimity, and
those vessels might be replaced by others; but
the worst of it is that all the regions on which
the United States government calculated for
the production of live oak timber for the con-
struction of ships-ofwar are located within the
jurisdiction of the Southern confederacy. We
are therefore dependent upon the charity Of
an alien government for the material for navy.
The South can, and probably will, go to work
to get up an effective marine; but what will
the North dos This is one of the fruits of
that .sirrepressible conflict of which the re
publican party is at once the author and the
victim.
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exports. They are now collecting AM
concentrating naval force for that purpose
and no doubt they may, for short time, harass
and annoy, and in some instances. prevent the
transaction Of the commercial business of the
Confederate States. But they viii soon find
out two things:-First, the British and French
governments will not permit the business OF
their merchants, manufacturers and shipowners
with the Southern confederacy to be interfered
with By any naval force outside of the harbors.
Second, when Northern ships blockade South
'er1 ports, Old Abe will find out some fine
morning very soon that Washington is invaded
ny an army of fifty thousand men, and that his
flight to the North in disguise will be more pre-
.cipitate than 1t was from Harrisburg to Wash
ington. The capture of the federal capital by
the army of the Confederates will drive every
border slave State out of the Union and into
the cotton confederacy.
Now this is just what the republicans
want. The Tribune longs for it, and
Garrison signs for it, because union
with slave States is "a covenant with
death and an agreement with hell" Phillips
and Hale and Giddings have declared in favor
of permitting all the slave States to co." and
there is no doubt that it is the design of the
chiefleade of the republican party to ''let the
Union slide" The only point on which they
are notfully agreed is as to whether the separa-
ton ought to be peaceable or to be effected by
tbl00dshed or war. Some Of the fanatics think
that the slave States, left to themselves for
ehert time, and without the protection of the
Northern States (such protection as vultures
give to lambs), would be compelled to enamel
pate the negroes; and if the work went slowly
on, few missionaries of the John Brown
type would hasten the millennium The
Southern States being purged of the crime
of slavery, there would be no longer any
important ground on which the two sections
could differ (unless, perhaps, protective tarifs),
and q union might be once more consummated
by little diplomacy. Others of the holder
stamp are in favor of war to the knife from
the very start, and for arming the Northern
free negroes and sending them among the slaves
to create servile instruction, and to make
the South a second st. Domingo. Which Of the
two plans is to be carried out will depend on
circumstances. But certain it is that the pre-
sent purpose of the administration and of the
republican party is to force the border slave
States out of the Union, In order to have and
10 hold a permanent ascendancy in Northern
free State confederation, and thus to control
the spoils soecnld sgculoruna.
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CONVICTION OF AN OHIO DRY GOODS MERCHANT or
FALSE PRErENCES.
MARCH 20-The trial Of Benjamin Iindesmlth, a res !.
dent OF Ohio obtaining goods under false
which was commenced on Monday, was concluded yes
terday resulted in the conviction OF the defendant
Tho case was interesting one especially to dry goods
merchants Lindesmth was indicted for obtaining
quantity OF buttons hose gloves and other articles from
Kirtlard North Plat by means OF false pretences
appeared II the evidence that Lndefmth came TO New
York August for the purpose OF purchasing gods and
called upon several firms desiring TO purchase dry goods
on credit he stating that he was worth $o eco ndepen
dent OF his liabilities and that he owned real estate In
fadepsburr Il shown that these representations
were false and additional evidence given TO
the guilty INTENT the defendant having succeeded in get
ting over IS 900 worth Of dry goods from certain dry
goods establishments In this city The goods were sent TO
Badensburg Ohio, and their arrival Ladeamith took
store ,npacked the merchandise, and at the expiration
of two days repacked them in the night time and con
veyed his dry goods-whch were not adapted to that
regiouto another town. The jury recommended him TO
mercy but notwithstanding this recommendation, the
Court sentenced Lindesmh the State prison for two
years.
CHARGE OF MURDER.
MARCH 20--7he People rs Jno. Rerfcr.-The prisoner
is charged with the OF John Hughes by stab ping
him. on the 14th December 10 Thirty eighth street, be
tween First and Second The prisoner resided ia
building OF the above premises and the deceased
ia the quarrel occurred between the wives OF the
parties upop which the prisoner went armed with gun
called Hugcs out, and is alleged, shot him He died
on the 27th December in Bellevue Hospital.
Two witnesses examined, and the case was ad-
journed to Thursday morning
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PM ADxI ITUA. March %


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADNITnA, March 20, 1851.
Stocks inactive. Pennsylvania state S. STS Reading
Railroad, q 81; Morris Canal IS; Long Island Railroad
10k Pennsylvania Railroad, Al Sight exchange New
York ct par 10 premium.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10; 1861
Cotton-Sses to-day 1900 bales, middling, lac. a.
12c Sales of three days. 80 600 bales receipts Of three
days. 1880 bales, against 81 500 the time last year
receipts less than last year. 284 900 bales receipts at all
Southern ports less than last year. 72 600 bales Coffee
Rio, 111sc. Southern red wheat, 81 &c. Freights-
Cotton TO Liverpool, I'D exchange London 1857 a
1919. Sight exchange on New York at par 4 per
cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS, March co. 1860.
Cotton steady sales to-day $50 bales at 12c. 1916.
for middlng. Sugar steady at 4s1c 5ac for fair to
fully fair. Molasses 26c. Whiskey, 20kc. a 2Ic Mess
pork, $1S Freight on cotton to Liverpool I'D.
MoRHx March 20, 1861.
Cottonsales of COO bales at II &c. 1lIc for mid
ding. The market is active and sitter.
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1861.
Cotton-sales to day ,45o bales at range Of sAc
Eiso. The market is advancing.
BALTIMORE, March 20, 1851
Flour dun and heavy Howard street and Ohio at
IS I2H City Mills, So; no sales. Wheat steady: rcd,
81 rs 81 20; white, 81 40 81 60. Corn firm yellow,
&c. Soc; white, Gle 64c. Provisions duh: mess
pork, ST. Lard, CSC roc. Coffee quiet and firm at
1870. l3c. Whiskey dull at tic.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1861.
-Four quiet Wheat firm sales 900 bushels white at
81 30 81 SO; red at 81 % 81 go Corn firm: sales
5000 bushels at 55c SIC. Mess pork $l1 25 ST. so.
Whskey lSc. lsac.