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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
=I1NITR ToIIFsoN 4 oATLErT-AUcTIoNEERs

WE WILL SELL AT Our WAREHOUSE,
w No. 0, PEARL iTREEr. on TUEsDAY, MAY y, com
encipg at 10 attractive assortment Of BLOCK
ADS GOODS we have Jet fred
Consisting In part Of
DRY GOODS.
500 pcs Fancy Prints
800 I" blch'd sh'rting
100 Psper Cambric
$50 White Goods, consisting OF Check Gusihs,
CambTics, Jaconets, Swiss and
80 Pate Rich Dres Silks,
30 pcs Layeia Cloth,
10 = ca Paris MoSambque',
ga Grey Cashmere
French Black Cloth,
100 SIX Bdkis,
500 q Erg Got Hdk,.,
50 Turkey Red Hdks,
1000 6oz Linen TsTe
30 Huskab,ck Towels
Lawns, Ba eyes, Lace Nantes,
Stella s avis, Embroideries, &C.
SHOES AND HATS
600 pair Ladies and Chidrens Shoes,
200 Super Felt Hats,
CLOTHING.
100 Pr Blk Doeskin and fix Mxd casS't Pants,
'OS S Son c SssiSS ere shlrts
100 Cotton and Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
CUTLERY, NOTIONS AND STATIONERY.
20 White Gotten Hose,
25 Suspenders,
so Linen Hdkts,
200 lbs Patent Thread,
200 doE Spool Cotton,
200 pair uotton cardI,
so a. Gro Agate and Bone Futtons,
100 packs Engr Mourning Pins,
1000 boxes Hair Pins,
1000 doz Fine Combs,
80 Rubber Dressing Combs,
100 Lead Peacis,
IA Ladies Hair Net,
100 Resms Gap and Letter Pape-
500 packs Playing CARDS,
1000 " Enveo, es,
Sale Will at 10 o'clock precisely Gods sold through
without limit or reserve. - ,,,,,, 49,, ,-,
my2- LANlER, ToLLEsoN oAlLElr'
VIII be added to the above sale
1000 pair Ladies LISTING CATERS,
600 pair Chldrens Shoes,
SO dozen French Calfskns,
100 doz n Felt Hats,
S Vross Tobacco Pouches,
100 sets Plated Knives and Forks
lOOos. Quick Silver
10 kegs Alcohol
s. lbs Balsam Oopavia,
30 gross Toilet Soap,
800 cans Concentrated I've - -
LANIER ToLLEsoN cATLETT,
Aucioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
win sell, on he premises On SATURDAY the OH dsv O.
May 1863 at Pubfc Auction the LOT ofLAND and BIDIGs
known as the PIEDMONT MALE ACADEMY IyirV sdia-eut
TO Cupeper @. II, formerly occupied by F. D. Smith The
lot contains about SIX ACRES Of LAND AID tie uI9ing
and commodous-Sel suited for a Boa, ding schooL
TERMs-Cash. n n
aa29-d2 ,wtds AGENT Tor y "a Sr,,h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY
~ RAILRoAD-Tbe undersigned committee appoi,ted By The
sockhodeIs VIII sell at public auction, In town Of Cary
on THURSDAY the s5th day Of JuLe 1868, the RO1NOEr
VALLE1 RAILRO1D together with all the property of eve Y
s'rt ard description belrgrg 10 the Roanoke Valley Rao,
Company The Fae to be mad 10 accordance with provisions
February, 1858, auhoIzug the sale Of said road ~ "
All having clslms az inst said are
y requested TO present them r ned ON or before Tho
day of sale In order that arrangements may be made for
payment Of the sane. Wv
VIM A. SMITH, |
G. W. PURCELL
Q. II. X. TAYLOR, Committee
apps 8taVtds f. A. WILGIIMs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

NEW BOOKS AND MUSIC.
A MORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
IA Main Stree, has just received large supryof
Great Expectations by Charles Dickens BoE Price So co. by
mail So 25
The Confederate, BY South carOlnlan Price si2S. by
Tanhsusef Poems By Young Bulwer Price $3.50 by mall
Also
Rock Me TO Sleep Mother 500,
Her Bright Emile Hsunts Me STILL SOC,
Lorena, &c.,
Juanta, SOC,
Gen. LIE Grand March, SOC,
stonewall Jackson March, zoe,
stoneWal Song Book, SOC, mag
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
LAND FOR SALE.

NITY BATTALION
" PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN Tue CITY OF RICHMOND.
Wanted few recruits for ny pany. $50 Bounty,
Good Clothing Raozs and QuarteS furnished from day Of
stmen Men OF all ages received Enlist be being enrolled
opportunity will he lost Apply onceo1ce Of John
and Gugon In Wing Building, at Capt. Greanors QaI
ers Barracks corne. 9th and Canal Streets sin Bank
A B. GUIG0N,
ap30-1w Capt. and Recruiting 0hcer-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

ID EAL ESTATE AUCTlONEER A N ID
LII BR0KERThs undersigned respectfully offers his services
to the public for sale Of Real Estate privately and at auction,
from and after the lst May.
He will make sales Of all kinds Of property for fuciar
the best terms.
experience In the business a1dh extensive knowledge
Real Estate In the city and surrounding country he thinks will
him procure the highest price all property that may
be placed In his hands for sale.
win mO and hopes receive fair share Of
the business In his line
Refers 70 the oTTIzEEs or RICHMOND generally.
Gp16 I'm A. d. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS oFTIoE.

RICHMOND May D. 1868.
- [EXERACT.l
sPEOIAu ORDERS,
No. los
XIII The officers now In Petersburg who have lately
proners proceed TO ron therprsper commands
as they haN have been declared exchanged
By command Of the Secretary Of War,
JN0 WRITER'S,
Assnt Adjt Gtn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

NOTICE.-TARDY e. WILLIAMS, Auc-
neers and Commission Merchants corner Cary and 18Th
Streets Richmond Vconnuet attend promptly 70 the sale Of
Groceries Prodrce, &C. and solicit Consignment Auction
Sales every Thursday Being ntereed In the Of Ee
Bel Co.. separate business from the grocery department.
viii be pleased to have consmenis for the Of Dry
Goods Hats Shoes &C. either for private or auction sales
spS0-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

TOR RENT OR LEASE-I have on the
Of the late Chss Clark Decd above Cole Ferry on
Sauntoa River good FARMS for year. or
fer several years preferred There good cling
the flrms aud be large body
rich Low grounds attached who may wish is
20 h n1s uader one manager. W. H. CLARK,
Scottsburg Halifax Co.. Va,
6-d3 &c8tE Guardian of ThosR ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKINCIoI.g
~ CO-fhc uudersCzed, -guufac-re- rs ae c.l-.r..#
bra 81 az fI10.lg Cgacc0 (BIly BcUt1, N.-I Ilr-
re3sso, fud e-. ND has enlarged Ls C-ll,y 'rf
turiop and aided 20 his business tie -snUa,itr. ~
qua!Jy Of Scotch Srul, which he "a pztpzr,d 60 ..
custo1er5, ard TIE trade rtnerallyi o. vlg!t r price.
Factory ccuer ef stih ard Jackson srec.7 Ivrc!'
oceS--e- s. i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

THE CIRcUIF CoURT.-The Grand Jury of the Rich
mond Circuit Court met yesterday, aud, after finding
true bills against several of the rioters adjourned
until TO- day at u o'clock to consider the remainder of
the cases. the Commonwealth not being ready for them
with her testimony.
Minerva Meredith indicted for rotous conduct, was
put upon her trial, and the jury found a verdict Of
guilty and assessed her fine at 500. Tire judgment Of
the Court was that she be sentenced to six months
fnement in Jail No other cases tried yesterday.
Several more set for to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
HUGHEs offers his proc .

CARD.-Dr. ALFRED HUGHEs offers us pro-
~ festional s,ryic to DC citzers q R.ctmorI.
Once ana residence first floor q the Blhrsud Hoe g..
trance tom Governor street
Dr. Hulies, having ocured an extensive aal h ul- ~
pure dru' viii dispea e his med cirts
Ing, ! q ..
AprL 5-h 1sc2. 'r--rr'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
TIE LArlsr-OrrIcIAL DESPATCH.

The Following Official despatch was received az late
hour, last evening, from Gen. Lee:
CHANcELLoRsvILLE, May Z, 1868
To HIS Ercslency, President DayiS:-
After driving Gen. Sedgwick across the Rappahan-
mock, on the night of the 4th nst returned to Chan
cellorsyiIe. The march delayed by storm, which
continued all night and the following day In placing
the troops position the morning of the 9th, to at
tack Gen. Hooker it was ascertaiaed he had abandoned
his fortified position. The line CT skrmishers was
pressed forward until they within range of the
euemys batteries planted north OF the Rapplhannock,
which, from the coufguratOn Of the ground, completely
commanded this side. His army therefore, escaped with
the loss Of a few additional prisoners.
(Signedl r. T. LEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

A Nd A G E CY.-
- In order the community the undegn-
ed have opened ONCE In the CITY oP Richmond
PRIvATE SALE OF REAL Estate.
&ey would be pleased correspondence with persons
IN this and the other States OF the Conderacy recede-
Scrpons prices sd terms land pats property when
en from those desiring to sell FARMS other Pro-
Mr. Carter win attend personally to showing all property
trusted TO our charge.
Purchasers will find their interest apply at Office
the Banking House Of Wm B. Isascs Co., Of Main and
18th streets.
spS0-d&c1m A L. CARTER co,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

w E. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill d
w Co, Manufacturer Of LadyS and eenlenen's Boots
and Shoes up stairs, 1871 Main street, Richmond Va.
All kinds Of Ladies and Gsnteneas Shoes made v
| order Repairing DONE
iHiS-Sm d. g. WRIGHT ou.,sr.
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VA z WILL,sFL this day 35iikely TX greas.
~ jss VII, j. 0EIfEC .. 3. ~, -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager. ......R DORSEY oeDD
FRIDAY EVENING, May s, 1863,
FASHIONABLE COMEDY NIGHT

The performance wi with beautiful Overture
LA JEAN DE PARIS,
When will be presented the elegant Comedy Of
SATAN IN PARIS;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08

| AR. i. CLAY AADDUX, fespocGall7 an
~ nounees Gkthe has returned de rrEolte d 3i-r
and sUEes2I IN oliE1ond, snd caa befound a. IA ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-08
GENERAL ORDERS,

ny6lw
, 1863-03-20
fsontou Dry Goods Market.

FFrom the Commercial bHAtAtn-1
In the dry goods market there is SAB anso!atey O. II
stan5nI}li. Io For the time being rigid system of
non nfnfeycourse is maintained between puyefs ana
stIieTe. Manufacturing agents are qnlle nlM ~
rcrayds concessions. and teemlng tnelf capltat
safely invested prefer ~ saI;n o. 81 ooIn ett;nde ~
which may result in breaking down ofthe market.
Hence there ie no disposition manifested to force
ealce- Jobbere however, who have to encounter
a more rigid composition, and hare regular Gus
are more anxions to propItiate trade and can afford
to accommodate buyers In small way. Tins they
continue to drive brisk little business while com
mission merchants arc enjoying sublime degree
Of 0tium cum dignffdte.
inay maintained and agents refuse to sell short Of
45c JobbiDg and outside lots. however, are NOV
ing pretty freely at 40Di2Hc. cash. Blcached gard
wide goods range from 3G9A1c; and shilttngs,
which IRE in very limited stock, from 2233c, asto
quality. Jeane acnims, drills, &C.. are nominai}y
supply q cotton aannel is much reduced, and the
article commands 3G@G425sc TIE market for prints
has undergone no change, but the trade IL quiet.
Pacfcs, Cochceos and SproGues are held at 2d}@c; :;
Dunnclls, Allens and Manchestcrs at Csc; other
maEes In proportion but prices in second hands
arc in fair request at a24c.
The market for wooen and dress goods Ia very
frm but qnlet. Buyers are in the market to . fall!
extent. ard to take their regular supplies at full
limit.
Wool hosiery and hannclg arc beginning to st.
tract attention AZ artitles Of Investment in reW OF
the high range Of the raw material and m Inquiry
for the latter anticipated for army purposes The
tollowing srs about tRe eu1rent 9qotattops; qEe5
do 5e46o; plain white 45G1s0; rcd do 40G5213
blue do 45d65.
, 1863-03-20
New Kork Dry Goods Market.
EFroru tho EcornYnis+ 1Ath ipst

BRowS SnEET1HGs AND snmT7E6s.-The market
fs quiet with both first and second hands. First
bands arc arm at previous prices. Some holders
OF speculative lots hare made small sales OF heavy
standard eheetings At 40c, md one Email lot was
offered last Saturday at :@c cash Immediately.
There is no disposition to sell, owing TO the fact
that the views Of most holders are above 40c while
1t Is known that no considerable ealcs cSu1d be
made at present aborc 4ec. Sellers are holding of
until market values Aro higher. Jobbe7t are sell
fnC standards At dc, and " seconds'' at 4Dc.
BrEACHED SHEETE0s AND SMHrEGs,-Few
transactions have been effected with either first or
second hands, Outside lots can be bought easier,
but the few lots thrs offered 1t = concession are
not an evidence that the market Ia broken down.
With jobbere there has been no general reduction
in prices, although some few goods are marked
down xc First hands are fsm at late prices. and
e1pect to be ceiling again without difficulty as soon
as the weather ia warm cuough to cauae an active
trade in the jobbing market. Lonedalc ~ hayc
been offered By outsiders at 3THc cash.
DR1Ils-FuEthcr transactions hare been made
by outside parties, and prices have advanced 90
that few can now be found with second hands be,
low &C. Regular agents hare been offered 41c but
refused to sell under 42hc. The market Reeuas to
be ecanti1y supplied.
MOST Of the stocks in second hands arc in the
possession Of one wealthy holder
CoTToNApEs-Thcrc ia some movement In these
goods this week. The stocks Of RipkAs In al the
markets With the regular agents ID reported TO oe
/ but u cAsea We know Of 80 cases besides, how
| ever, In the hands OF another commission houst
| who. ncver WeIo the regular agents for taeas
! goods.
, 1863-03-20

nIARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

TnE RocK N Po1Sr AT PR1nE PAssAaE;-.A
4 movement is On foot which We trust will be
speedily carried out. to establish on the reef In
Point al Pelee passage light which in future will
serve to forewaIn vessels Of the danger Of disaster
By getting on the ehoal, which heretofore has
proved such terror on this important thorough
fare. Not only is it attended with great rick while
passing through that channel during the night,
but it is also difficult for masters Of
vessels, to shape, their, course clear of
its locality BY daylight, especially when sailing by
tue wind. II not unfrequcntly happens that heet
OF vessels meet in that vicinity. bound either way
during the darknees Of the night, when they are
met with tvotold danger-either Of which is alike
perious--the hazard Of being launched On the reef
such catastrophe. We cannot for q; moment be.
liere that vessel owners and Stuars equally inter.
ssted, Til suffer 60 Important an undertaking to
nc any longer deferred, and that all concerned
tE-yughout the whole chain of the lakes will sub.
scribe liberal1y or whatever may be sufficient to
meet the expenses Of 60 desirable moTe.-Dttfols
Free FTess.
F1TrNo OrT.-Qnite number Of Vessel cap.
tans sailing ont Of this port hare arrived in town
and are commencing to 1T out their respective
crafts, in order to have them in readiness on the
opening Of navigation, the recent fine weather as;
cunning more favorable aspect for general
mCrt ment.-{bid.
, 1863-03-20

Gold this forenoon was quoted at 1s4,s<1155, and
the general produce markets were a ehade dr1ner.
The Wheat market opened considerably drmer,
but the demand proved to be light, and 1t closed
dull and without any material improvement, MOI
selling at 81 .199H@1a1; No Spring, 31.os0L1o;
and Rejected Spring at s;Ge0c.
Corn improved AGHc, and was tolerahly active,
with gales Of prime River Yellow at 55c aaoat;
4e1Ht161c for Mixed Corn In store; and 451S6146c
for Rejected Corn.
Oats advanced 3{c per bushcl and the market
was brick, with sales Of No at 51I56Kc for old to
new receipts.
Rye WAS quiet at SOC for fresh receipts. Barley
was quiet, uighwiues inactive, buyers and cell
CTS being apart, Timothy Seed was more acttre,
fair to choice selling at $1,70Gsa.00 Clover Seed
was quiet at s5.75G6.00. Flax Seed was scarce
and firm.
Freights were more active to-day, four Vessels
teirg engaged at 1Oc for. corn to Bnffalo.
The Provision market was quiet aud neglected,
with triaing sales Of country product at $3.50 for
Mees Pork, 5Hc for Hams and Clear Sides loose,
SIC for Shoulders loose, and 1o..c for Lard Prime
Mess is in good demand, with sales Of $40 brIs In
iron hoops at $12bQ.
Dressed Hoss were in light supply, 800. the
market for which was dhiet and shade easier.
With sales at $4.eoas5,5o On division Of 10 Ds.
Live Hogs we're In liberal supply, and, consc-
aueut upon good shipping demand, we note an
active and firm market, with sales st range Of
$i.lG25.01.
The market for Beef Cattle ruled firm and buoy
ant, consequent upon light receipts and an active
demand By shippers and Government contractors.
About 100 head changed hands at range Of $3.50
@4s5 for good to premium shipping bcevcs.
There was rather more activity In the Flour
market to-day, and we note sales at $50 for
common to choice spring extras, and $s.5o34-oo
for spring supers. A lot Of unsound white winter
changed hands at 1880,
, 1863-03-20

sTRHEs, T1cKsANp DENINs.-There fs no change
to report either with first or second hands.
CoTToN FLASNE1s.-An,oskcsg are advanced to
hCc.
than iu plain cottonB, but no great activity In
either. Sales have been less than the production
since the excitement in the gold market last week,
and there ia now no scarcity OF stocks. The Job.
hers arc poorly supplied with light eoloTa and
need to !ep1enlsh for their daily saes With more
active iob6iEg market the package trade will DO
Immediate prospec. Of higher prices. spragues'
liEht eoloFs are jo6bea at &c net American. ,,..
Mills, 2aEc: Merrimack and Cocheco, dark col
orr 25c spragucs, &c Dunnell, zeKc; Rich
tnend's plnks, &c; Richmond has produced hence
LAwNs.-Paeidc 900 are &c 1,4o1 &c. Stocks
arc nearly sold ont, and We believe no mora are
making They are jobbed at IS and e6c net r9sPee.
tively The drst offerings were johbcd nt . lower
price, al they were the balance Of last years pro"
, 1863-03-20
The weather and Cropsfn Europe.

from the Mark Lane Express, Feb. a6,1
With fine frosty weather up to Thursday. every
advantage was taken on the late and heavy lanaa
to make up for lost time in cagtng the needed man-
nIe, but the after charge to rain h. very much
Improvement 70 muck needed in samples. The
6a
to farmcrr under the pressure OF expenses, not to
get clear Of their produce even a low priccs It Is
very probable that the late weeks frost may hare
closed some Of the northern ports again, partial
II stopped river navigation, go that supplies
from the Baltic are not likely to hc heavy as eH-
peetcd. In France the cold Teat'> : has been gen
orally hailed as signal benefit to agriculturists.
and prices there keep gradually hardening farmers
being more reserved with their samples, In Hol-
land it appears that during the mild weather xege-
tura Of the grain without snow covering, in Ger
many. seems es set TO hare left 1t unharned; but
these fluctuations certainly augnr no good fs the
In England we etill eeem to be doing well upon the
whole, .katlng some lusurisnce IN the eatly sown
plants, Prices On Ina continent have varied but
little.
, 1863-03-20
Albany Cattle market-uarc1, 16.

The Eteaing Journal says: The receipts show
an increase Of come 400 OF 800 head over tue
weekly average Of last year, but notwithstanding
speculation Il rife, and prices arc now higher than
they have been for three Of four years. Buyers
from New YORK came in, being disposed to operate
fore active at the opening, and was marked with
more or less excitement till the close The bulk
Of 1.-THE receipts were fair marketable quality, al
d1oves, before be conld gather carload or two Of
premium. All brought in changed hands at an Ad-
vance ofa5045c e 100 Ds. .Hogs-Reeeipts Of the
mand is sharp for good corn fed, and prices hnyc
advanced 25c . 100 MS: Prices range from 5A0
bHc 2 n for common light to fair, and 5sl6c for
good 10 extra fat. Indeed, among thu sales wns a
drove ofaboat 400 head, averaging about 40 bs,
at $5.6t q 100 fbs.
, 1863-03-20
Tho Canadian Cannl Tolls.

From the Montreal Witness, 11th.]
A deputatiou on the Canal toll question-consiat.
ing OF Mcears. Jaques, Cowan, Black, Jones, Nc
Eanghtor, and Diekineon-have had an interview
with the Ministers Of Finance and Public Works;
and tho merchants hare alleged that the reasoning
about decreasing trnde on the canals s yitated By
clerical error which made the traffic OF 1859 81 0s
tons, instead OF 61t,tds. Mr. Tesssec should
therefore hive ehown an increase Of nearly Is per
cent. on the St. Lawrence canals, taking his own
figures for 1sss2 into account. rig: 756. so tonB-
while the increase Oh the Wcl1and IN 1862 as con.
trasted with 1859, wac G2H per cent.
, 1863-03-20
Law INTELLIGENCE.

Cook Co11.;ry C1Vcr1r CnrR7 -Tfendnre Vow,
n, .a ,1..4 ~ ,,.sS 49,.
"a Fe' aloeft u. Looms anu chsanee9 DaV1s:
The decree entered in this case provides:
.-., ~ w 'e" ~
tween Inc paf1iee'
3D. That the defendants claim for salaries and
interest IN undrawn balance Of account hc dis.
M, W .ua.aN oa,auss ~ aesoaus w U.s.
ao"fu, anu that the circuit therefor entered IN tic
hooks OF the company By the defendants, be de-
c1ared void.
20. That the claim IN behalf Of the defendant
Davis to be reimbursed for the difference between
af+,.r rant ~ tbo ,,ot n,oa+o ~ .o;5 r,o;,.,.
nteen per eent o. Inc net pFonis OF SAD BUSINESS
and le< per cent. OF said profits While WILCOX and
Howell were CO partners be disa11owed,
'u t1as m .ue s ~ oeni y. aHe as.s
es az secretary Of Lumbe1mans, Association be
5;,s1,o,rod
o'saa'meo: sa.I ~. Observation-Disclosures,
Eth. That profits and losaes, inclnding deprecta-
ton In value o. property ee a,a,acd 1neha to
eonipaInaat ~ auo oneaoa'tu 90 ~ ee4euo"u.s eeea'
9Th: That the vallatfon q tae FL property and as
ssa Of whch sun e. "a e 13 vas P.ia to
credit Of eo@painanf' 3Si,s9l 10 vas paGed to tho
e5eat o. OF ,s ae1cnaan. cert r. naf.la npq F. vas
ios n ; q
n1oncsy nf eai1 am ~ '"s assc's aao
pThat a An % neconnt 1,e t,.c1 h7 Tho 1,asto- T.,
ana A a. ~. " paia into saio Due
1ness y S5tuc O. safd partners since the IT day
o. np1, leo1, soaal 9e eaa!fea OF eleultea 70 him
ansiio ~ n1u 1s gS H t ths
has been q spd saall DC realized from the ana dig
poei!oh q SAID ptopef.J ana aaies, aifer me pay
Insht o. nIM nm Neo,a snau DC aHo"ed or charged
to the parties. one-half to complainant and one
fourth to ndants each except TO loss arising
nom sale O. real estate oecasioned oy unsouud-
nees 81 o. ute, -..,
present actual value Of the real estate, together
WITH the improvements with good aud rnaeksta-
bic title, and the difference between euch Talna-
ton and the rum for which the came shall be sold,
ehall be charged against aud deducted from, the
capital stock Of Eafd complainant and credited TO
defcndaIte
g. That the causc he referred to E. S. Williams
to tnke an account Of the property and effects Of
the firm, and the amount and nature Of the lia-
bilities
10. That the real estate aud personal property Of
the frm be transferred and conveyed to tie Mas
ter, and that he cell the came at PUBLIC ancion In
, 1863-03-20

philadelphia Flour urMnrket-mnrc II
There is little or no Inquiry for Flour, and the
market is dull and dropping, holders generally
We hear of are 15o brls good Lancaster County
superdne at 1880. and about 1,o90 brls, mostly
good Ohio family, at $775 73bsl. The sales to the
for superane: $6,7517.a5 ior extras. $7.60Ia.a5
for family, and $s5o99b0 Q BRIL- for fancY brands,
as In quality. Rye honr Is quiet $500 q brl, at
corn meal is also quiet, but steady at 500 q brl.
, 1863-03-20

Seeds In Philadelphia ~.
There ia little or no demand for clover or TIM
othJ eeed, and the sales are limited at $5.5O16a5
for tue former, and $2,50 per bu for the latter.
Flax seed Is tcarcc at 81 90. OF red top, sales OF
2,000 sacks are reported at $1.12A@3.25 per eack,
mostly at the latter Grpre,
, 1863-03-20

Provisions in st. Louis-NIarcI ~.
La1I-e50 pkgs at $3.50 per hundred Bacon
w quote eale5 Of 5000 bs country clear sides at
SIC; 10 casks country shoulders ut 4'sc; casks
country hams At &c.