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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

lExTRA SESSION.


~
The Senate was called to order ny
NJ Newman, Of Mason, President pro
A communication was received from
The Governor. containing the resignation
Of Mr.. Robert r. Collier, Senator from
Petersburg. On motion, the commun'-
cation was laid on the table.
Mr.. Neeson thought writ of election
should be issued to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF Mr..
Collier. Agreed to.
Joint resolution prohibiting the banks
Of the Commonwealth from diminishing
the amount of specie in their hands was
rad the second time and laid on the
table.
Mr.. Marshall, of Tauquier, thought,
in the present organized state OF the
Senate-it being evident that there was
a very slim attendance PRESENT. had
better adjourn, and therefore moved that
it adjourn till IL o'clock tomorrow.
Mr.. billiard, of Sussex, called for the
yeas and nays, which were ordered.
Mr.. Frazier, of Rockbridge, desired to
know whether there was any possibility
of a sufficient number Of members ar
irving in the city within the next few
days to constitute quorum. If there
vas not, he could see no use in meeting
together from day to day, when no bust
ness could be done without a quorum,
and thought it best to adjourn sine dc
and 20 to their homes.
Mr. Marshall, by unanimous consent,
withdrew his melton to adjourn, when
Mr.. Dickinson, of Prince Edward, and
Mr.. Neeson, OF Marion. proceeded II
explain why several Senators were alb
sent, and believed that in a day or twt
. sufficient number would arrive in tn
city to enable the Senate to proceed t.
business regularly.
Mr.. billiard, Of Sussex, moved tina
the Senate adjourn.
On motion of Mr.. Hunter, the yea
and nays were ordered, which resulted
yeas, IA nays, 2; and the Senate there
fore adjourned till II o'clock tomorrow
[NoTE.-We have been requested t
state that Beverly B. Douglass, Esq, tn
Senator from King William, is detained
from his seat in consequence Of bein
confined to his bed with sickness.
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, on the I'd Of March, 1868, at the
residence of the brides fatLer, by Rev W. II:
Christian, Lieutenant W. u BASS TO Miss oAALa1
Z. REDFORD. eldest daughter Of Robert and
Sarah Z. RedfOrd.
ZION the 9sth ultimo, at tic Rev. Philip Court
nney's. JOHN L. HAYNES to Miss KATE +.
LIVELY, both Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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T1XN AWAT, q Thursday, March ~,
negro -. h1nsd C0GlN Hs b about
xeye = tkirteen ysaiof ago; about tour feet ten
none haeh datk teovl color, md has mail scar
under the LETT nv, cassoa By sefofula. revnrd
him TO me, or put him jail. 20 that hs can b re-
covered. 0EOHoh ". 0AhI,
an i-2ts No. II Peal Tor Fourtesnth) street.
IAN AWAY finn the subscriber, on
II, the 18th Of february, . NEGm NAN.
named ROBERT Sail negro Is shout forty years
of a9e. ana 8 dark mulltto. Had on, when he LEFT.
a brown slouch hat anda brown army overcoat and
Mt Mr.. John Allanss. twill give ONE HUNDRED
DOI.LARS REWARD II returned to me, beyond
Battery No. g. or put d Jail 30 that can get him.
THOMAS BRUTON.
Henrico county, Marh Is, 1865. NH 27-6t'
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-TO FISHING
pARTIEs.-The swift and comfortable little
wheel steamer BONITA, Captain T. n. SOUTH
GATE, can be chartered by parties desiring recrea-
ton and amusement during the present nsnlns
season. Ladies and gentlemen will find every con.
venience on board and having two or three small
boats they will be enabled to reach the best points
for fishing without difficulty. Do,;.o
For parties desiring days fishing: Inc n"aa
rate. Price Of charter for one day: FOUR HUN
DRIED DOLLARS. Apply on board, at Rockets
NH 30-Sts
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PERSONAL.

nERSONAL.-H NELLIE ("HED
HOPE"l, who answered an advertiser
the Richmond Examiner, in the summer jug
1864. will address a note 70 X. B., Richmoh1
einia, she will confer sting favor, and ressi
desired Of TIE "Stranger' IT
delay will be fully and satisfactorily explailTI
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DEKSONAL-If JOSHUA y

BROVGH, Of Bourbon county, hsh ~
in this city, and will call at the Dspa.eh
will learn OF good news from his family anu
at home. Mr.. Kimbrough is said to hsa
member Of the "Public Guard" at h.I"
1868. Any information concerning y a~ M
thankfully received il addressed 70 M
Oi6ce.
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AYOTICE TO TAX.PAlEhS
persons liable to payment OF

~ persons liable to payment OF "a"
sales or receipts for the quarter just enarS
slst uitimo), are required to make . .s n-a.s
sales or receipts to some ASSESSOR o. Toe pu
tricts within twenty days from the 's.~ III
the said quarter; that is 70 say, on o. s,,.s
goth day Of this month And they are q
required to pay said tax " thin . per , .,
than ten nor more than thirty DAY 'n. ,,ss.o,
kxed and advertised BY each district eoiaesS -
own district; which period, as 70 my
hereby fixed and advertised 20 % .s NV ID
payment mast be made on or before .as -
Nay next. For failure either 70 maa nav
due time, Of to make payment tnsfes' ss ,h.s
the tax il 70 be doubled. The oI,ces ssrsr
for my district, and my own omee. - stcs|
southeast corner Of Nam ana $500 Cols1
Of Eleventh Virgins ~
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NEETROPOLITAN HAL L.

nEETROP OLITAN ii A Il Il.
A'A TUESDAY, APRIL 4. 1865,
.,... ~ MANY citizens of Louisiana and
Eyyanch residents Of this city, Mons. e. DUFLANs
late of the New Orleans Theatre. Will give one OF
his GRAND CONCERTS and PARLOR ENTER.
TAINMENTs, assisted by some Of the most talented
artists in the city.
A splendid Band has been engaged for this occa-
sion. ,>r:a
Tickets, S.; to be had in the principal Music ana
Book Stores and Hotels reserved seats can " Dc
cured on the morning Of the performance at SIG.
e1 For narticulars. see small bills. ap l-3ts
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CTRAY MARE.-Stayed from the Vi
- cinity of Chimborazo Hospital BOB-TAIL
BAY MARE, Of medium size. She is in low order.
and has lost much Of thu hair on her legs from
scratches. She is eight years old. liberal re.
ward will be given for any ipSrmation which Will
lead to her recovery w, X. SMITH,
Steward Of Third Division Chmborazo Hospital.
aul-2t]
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
~ WARD.-Lost, o. the night of the 18th in
slant, at Port Walthal junction, BAY MARE.
ave years old no marks except rubbed on the
sides with saddle girtl. She is with foal. The
above reward will be given for any information Of
the mare. Address TO Captain j. A. SELDEN,
Port Walthall junction, " to Captain MILES Sell
1EN Fifth Virginia CAVALRY. apl-Sts
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AMuGx1llNzl

-. nUe111l4]k
.nIOnMOND THEATRk,
H Corner Of SsvcAlA and Broad Streets.
SATURDAY EVENING. Arn11 1. 1855,
FIRST NIGHT
Of the Grand () Opera Of
- NORMA.
SINGING AND D DANCING.
Also, upon the same evening. the operste Play.
in three aets, Of
NARAT IA;
on,
A MATCH FOR A KING.
MoNDAY-First appearance Of the talented artist
JAMES d. WELLS.
in the Comic Opera Of
NELL GwYNN.
Zap It'll
DUDD & KEYS
Is OPERA HOUSE.
Franklin Street, next to Exchange Hotel.
GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL !. 1865.
FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE
Of the celebrated French Opera Singer,
MAD1xorszr4S RACHEL
full Chorus and Orchestra have been engaged
| for this occasion.
Hacks may be engaged at the Hall during the
day to convey ladies from any part OF the city.
| Remember, MADExoIsELLR, RACHEL appears
for this night only, she will leave for Europe or
| Tuesday morning.
The celebrated Burlesque,
RECRUITING UNBLEACHKD CITIZENS OF
VIRGINIA FOR THE CONFEDERATE
| STATES ARMY,
| which was received ON Saturday, Monday, Tuesda!
| and Wednesday nights with
SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE.
HARRY BUDD and BILLY LEWIS
every night in their Side splitting Comicalities.
ADMISSION, To-NrcHr: Parquette, 81; Gallery
s3: Private Boxes first tier, S25; second tier, S2o
The ticket Office will be open FROM 10 A. M. to
Pm.
Highest price paid for old and new CORK at Tn
u.u ap lit
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD-Stoen from the back porch OF my
residence, on Sixth street, near Leigh, a large
DOUBLE BLANKET SHAWL, red and green.
the SHAWL, or any information which will lead to
;ta recovery fan i-ltsl Mrs. W. r. SMOOT.
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"HE GENTLEAhN VIII OAnI]
at Castle Thuuder with letter W
NEWMAN will please ell upon me at inc i a.
Office; and ii I ann net in, will leave M ~"
ap l-2ts r. Z. SEW-1
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T OST, on Sunday last, on Broad street,
1 ia SMALL GOLD BREASTPIN, with hair IN
closed, and small piece OF the glass Clipped IN
the corner The finder will be suitably reward BY
leaving it at the Dispatch office. ap 1T
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PAY OFFICE ENoINEER DEPARTMENTl
CONFEDERATE STATES,
No. Ii LAW BUILDING, FRANKLIN STREET,
eRICHMOND, March q, 1865.

HVHE FOLLOWING CLAIMANTS
from Virginia, are hereby notified that their
claims for loss Of slaves have been adJudicated by
the5 BOARD of Slave Claims, and that payment OF
the amounts respectively awarded will be made to
them or their duy-autho,ized agents at this Office
Powers Of attorney must. in all eases, be signed
by the party executing the same. IN dnpIcnte' and
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CTRAYED from my residence, on Third
street, between Clay and Leigh. small RED
BUFFALO cow, with the brush of her tail oft.
Some person must have shut her up, as she lcft q
young calf; if let loose, she will come home. A
liberal reward will be paid.
an 1T M. u. SIAEhE.
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FOR RENT, the SHOP next to N
corner of Fourth and Canal streets Itmg4
he made suitable to live in with some little chang
in it. Apply to Z. d. EACHo, Agel,1(
Fourteenth street, between Main and FrankiS
NH 3O-3t
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This book mas met with extraordinarily favor from
the public, and has obtained from the press OF the
Confederacv universal tribute to its interest and
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THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
Il WANTED. Three FURNI1HED ROONs
and KITCHEN WANTED, in respectable family.
for a small family. Neishboshood must be Rood
Dispatch Office, stating location, name, &c.
an l-2ts
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EOR RENT, a HOUSE, on Franks
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth stn '
containing six rooms, and brick kitchen With "
rooms. For particulars, apply at the s'or
CARTER & TALLEY, on Franklin, between $n
tenth and Eighteenth streets. NH 5a-f
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T OST.-A small black TERRIER DOG
IL was lost. last Wednesday morning, on Broad
street. between Third and Seventh streets. liberal
reward will be paid to any person on bringing him
to WILLIAM BACKEK'S, on Second street, be-
tween Jackson and Duval. NH SIT
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EOR RENT, On the western suburbs
the city, I'M desirable neighborhood aSuI)
OF ROOMS, consisting Of three furnished ehai1
beers and dininS-rooui, or parlOr, and an out-rv1
t4nfurnished), suitable to cook in. Address
$50, Richmond. NH 5l-IN
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CMOKING BACCO.-Seven thousand
~ hounds " Grand Turkish" SMOKING TO.
R1Cf,O. In Ave and ten pound bales; ten thousand
ham sOLACE SNOKIN0 TOBACCO, in barrels,
~ .aio Nv SLAUGHTER 4 CO..,
$50 Main street.
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EOR RENT, two large, comforts
IL ROOMS-o one completely and the other q
TALLY furnished-with kitchen, coal-house
store-room attached, and the use OF coOking-sa
Gas in both rooms. Apply to
JOHN o. STEGER, Grace street, p
NH 3l-ts next door to Jeiierso-
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Corn Meal, Peas. fine
IN Green Tea, Coffee Sugar. Nice, Soda, Hops.
Pearl starch. Soap, Sorghum. &c, IA store and for
sale cheap by J. w. TAIAOn,
Fifth street, between Broad and Aarshali.
onl-Afe
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nor RENT OR SALE, the HOUSE il
which now reside. on Church Hill. corner
Thirtieth and NJ streets, containing seven rooms
partially furnished; good kitchen. we'll Of excelsa
water in the yard. and one acre Of ground attached
To good tenant. terms viii be moderate: App}
to J. r. MOUNTCASTLE i
at w. A. Mountcastle's, Broad street.
NH 3l-3ts
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II OST; the DIAMOND (Solitaire) SET
L 4 from ring. The finder will be Handsomely
rewarded by leaving it with >,
NH e3-eodAts las Main street.
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HoR lxl(I.

EOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT
d on Tventy-syenth and Isish ssr.ets, aez,
door to Captain pingham's, containing 6,s
rooms, with Kitchen With two rooms. POSSESS"
had Immediately. For terms. &C.. apply to
CLOPTON & LYME.
oaee corner Of Van and Frsnkiin streets,
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()bittItiG9.

Died, at the Bethlehem Parsonage, near Old
Church, Hanover counT, on Tuesdsr, l2;4sins,.,
Miss MARY JANET DENY.
Died, of Erysipeas, preceded by other pain
full diseases. on the 9th of November, near New
Hope, Mr.. SAMUEL Bel. KERR, in the esd year
Of his age.
Died. in Philadelphia, on the morning of the
18th inst, in the SD year of her age, Mrs. MARY
PorTs. reict of the Rev. George c. Potts, first
pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church, Phila-
delphia.
DR.. JAMES T. Cross died at the residence of
his father. COL Robert Cross, in Stafford county,
Va. on the 2Gth of November.
He was ordained to the eldership on the 18th
Sabbath in October, and died suddenly on the
4th Sabbath in November. He was an earnest
Christian, siilful physician, kind parent and
devoted husband. The community and church
both feel that in him they have sustained heavy
loss. Our consolation Is found in the belief that
our sovereign Father doeth all things well.
Died, at his residence in the county of Buck
ingham, on the 2jth of July, DR.. WILLIAM ".
BAILEY, in the 5Sth year Of his age.
Kind in disposition and Urbane in manners,
our friend was highly esteemed by those who
knew him we'll In his private relations his
character was marked by generous sympathy
and disinterestedness. lie bore with submission
disease, which had long prcyed upon his consti-
tuition. The efficient energy with which i2qer-
formed Hfes duties under ever pressing bodily
iniimity. is worthy Of great praise.
Early in life DR.. Bailey became 4 member Of
the Church Of Christ Often changing his place
of abode in professional labor-, by his own con-
fession, he grew remiss in Christian duty and Tor
a time his hope was obscured. He publicly re-
newed his covenant with the Lord several years
before his death, ard :: IS believed, cough: to be
fi:thf1l 20 his VOWS. lis end was peaceful
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9}( ar&itd,

On Wednesday, November 29th, at Broad
Street Methodist Church, by the Rev. 7. b.
Price, BENJAMIN BATES to Miss NJ. Lou NILHS,
both of Richmond.
On Thursday, December 18th, 1865, at Mr.. H.
A. Goodloe's, Goshen Bridge. by Rev. ). VIM
Jones. Mr.. A. X. CLAYTON, of Augusta county,
to Miss MAGGIE S. BELL, Of Rockbridge
On Thursday, November 23d, at Cedar Grove,
King George county, Va, by Rev. Mr.. Friend,
Major ROBERT w. HUNTER, of Winchester, and
Miss MARGARETTA, daughter of Dr. Il. ii. Stuart.
On the 10Th December, 1865, at the residence
of the brides father, the late DIR. Fleming, by
the Rev. DR.. Bocock, Mr.. ROBERT W. RAMSAY,
of Charlotte, and Miss OPHELA c. FLEMING, OF
Halifax.
At the residence of Mrs. J. F. Woodfn, on
the Doth November, by Rev. d. Witt, Mr.. T..
WITT HrGHEs, of Cumberland county, and Miss
MARY WINDER De CoR,ns, Of Hampton, Va
On the 18th instant, in Christ's church, Win
chester. bv Rev. W. c. Meredith, Capt. LEWIS
HARTMAN, of Staunton, and Miss ELLEN PRICE.
By the Rev. A. NJ. Poindexter, D. d., on the
evening of Wednesday, December 18th, 1860, at
Poplar Avenue, Halifax county, Virginia, Rev
J. b. TAYLOR, JR., of Culpeper c. H., to Miss
FANNY PorNDEXrEE, only daughter of the otiicia-
ting clergyman
On the 18th instant, by Rev. DR. Foote, at the
residence of her father, David Gibson, D. GIB-
son ARMSTRONG and HANNAH GIBSON, all Of
Romney, West Virginia.
In Lewisburg. Greenbrier county, on the 18Th
inst. by Rev. Mr.. Barr, Mr.. JosEPH A. FEAM-
sTrR and Miss MARYJ. HUFFNAGLE
AT the residence 1.-THE BRIDES father, on Tues
day. the 18th inst, b, the Rev. Francis McFar-
land. Lieut.. ,JosEPu W. WlDDY, of Louisa, TO
Miss NARY LIZZIE LleEw, daughter Of Mr.. John
J. Larew, of August, Va.
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rzr TERMS or TIE PAPER.

Let the following particulars be distinctly
noted:
I The price is 81 a year, in Federal money.
or s. for Six mouths Considering the state OF
the currency and the increased cost OF every
thing. this is not more than the price $3.50 SIX
years ago. ..4.
therefore are expected in advance. Some how
ever. under present peculiar circumstances nave
no money in hand, vet desire to have the paper
at once. They are requested to take 1t lDimedt-
qfely. and make payment as soon Is convenient
s. Old Subscriptions all began with
the list of January 1855, and were for SIX months
half of which time had expired when the oihee
was consumed by FIRE on the Sd of April. Inc
vane of the remaining half would be about ten
cSote in sneeie. On the other hand far larger
amount was due the Office from those who had
paid nothing. Though we are losers by the ope-
ration. We, it is proposed to blot olt ne de5t O"
bofb sides. The sums are not worth the trouble
of adjusting in new ledger. Those who had nae,
paid for gear shall receive an equitable circuit
Debts due us prior to January, 1850, may be SET
tied In the same way
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Commercial Matters.
Wholesale MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. December 20. IS!


Carefully revised and corrected by Spencer,
Daniel d Co., General Commission Merchants,
18th street. above Main, Richmond, Va.
cold, buying, 1916; selling, 147.
.Silrer, Mexican dollars, 14G; buying, 1iC;
selling, l43.
The withdrawal by Quartermasters of their
funds from this city, has produced scarcity of
the circulating medium. Which we hope will
only be temporary.
Bank Notes, buying, Bank of Wheeling, 9jc;
Fairmont, soc; Georgia Railroad and Georgia
Central Railroad, 75c; Bank of Mobile, Goo !;
Bank of Montgomery. 6jc; Southern Bank Ala,
G5c. Louisana-C Citizens, Canal Bank of Ameri-
ca. Southern Mechanics and Traders, S0G9Oc;
Orleans and Crescent City, 30@ 4Oc. Tennessee
-Northern, soc; Planters, Union and Shelby
VILE 400 J0c; all other Banks Of Southern States
10 to Csc.
STOCKS.
Virginia Bonds and Coupons, y.
North Carolina, 81
Tennessee, 81.
Richmond City, Co.
City of Lynchburg, 6j.
Virginia Central Railroad. GO.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, GO.
Va and Tennessee Railroad 90.
Stocks tending upward
Tobdcco.-No change to note in business quota
tons, prices slightly declined. We quote sweet
lugs, S5(ISl2; short leaf, Sl0Cg 15Gg2O; good to
fine, $1,000; extra fine shipping, S2SCG33 fine
manufacturing, 100000. Much of the tobacco
offered is damaged, which detracts very materially
from these prices.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon-Sides, 2O@22 cents; Shoulders, 100
81 cents; plain hams, 28929 cents; canvassed
hams, 2S@31 cents.
Flom,-Superfne, $lO@11; Extra, s12@13j
Family, S14(G15
Mcdl-SSjGt1.
Cofce.-Java, 45@5O cents; Laguira, S4@S6
cents; Rio, 3O@32 cents.
SUgars-Crushed, 21!@22 cents; refined eX-
ira c, 1909 cents; brown, II, l6(C1S cents.
NolaSSes.-Cuba, 5000 cents; Porto Rico, so
@S1.
B'dtr.-S5@4O cents; good country in active
demand.
LGrd-2S@3O cents.
Fisb.-Mackerel, No. l, S16@l9; kits, 50. J;
herrings, SS!C19.
Caadles.-Spem, As cents adamantine, $40
SO cents; tallow, 22G25 cents.
Sult-Alum, S3a3. %; Liverpool, S4a44
Wool-Washed, 5Oa55c; unwashed, 35a42
Graia-Wheat, S2@2.GO; corn, S5@9Oc;
oats. 10000 cents.
F7ar Seed.-S2 S0@2.90.
Hqy-S1. 1O@$1.2O per 100 lbs.
Lime-S2. S7!@3.
1IckingS-3Oa6O cents.
Fresh Meats, Pouity &c-Beef, gross, 5aS
cents mutton, $3!a6 piece; pork, Hale cents,
nett.
Chickens-Per dozen, S3@6.
Dacks-Per dozen, S44a9
Geeyc-Per pair, Sl5a25.
T,uheys-Per pair, live, S2.6O@2.SO; dressed
$2G4.
Eggs-Per dozen, 4O@45 cents.
Bro,cn SLirtings-4-4, 83@S4; !, 25@S2 cts.
Cotton 0zaabwgS- cents.
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The Lewisburg Times of the 10th says; 9 We
regret being called on to announce the death OF
Mr.. Achilles Rodgers, and severe woanding Of
Mir. B. L. Harlow, caused by the explosion Of
the boiler of steamboat on the hanawha river
few days since.
Baroa RotRscla3 once complained to Lord
Brougham OF the hardship of not beng allowed
to take his seat in Parliament. louknow,
said be, Il was the choice Of the people. =
To which the ex-Chancellor, with his usual
elasticity, replied, So was Barabbas'
Cttae Plogue-The fears about the cattle
plague in England have been increased by the
report which the majority OF the commits
sioners 10 whom the subject was referred have
agreed t. They advise the suspension Of the
whole cattle traffic Of the United Kingdom,
and their IDEAS of contagion are more alarming
than any which found previous expression in
England. They declare their behet shat the
plague can he conveyed by persons who have
been in contact with infected ANIMALS 4s well as
by the animals themselves.
Major General William Malone has been
elected President of the South Side Railroad
company. He was formerly President and
Superintendent of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad, and IS man Of great energy and
business capacity.
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CENTRAL PRESBY TERRAIN.

During his last illness his views of the doctrines
of grace were clear and comforting. More than
once he gave expression to q blessed hope Of
j. II. f.
No. Richmond Ebig will please copy.
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NEW SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS
JUST ISSUED BY THE
Presbyterian Board of Publication,

BLANCHE'S LESSONS, and Other Tales
Price 45 and 90 cents.
NED TURNER: Or, The Boy Who Said, "Wait
Minute" Price 80 and 40 cents.
AMY LIYERS; Or, The Girl who did not Know
How to Live. Price 30 and 40 cents.
LITTLE NELLIE'S VELVET CARPET. Price
20 and - cents.
FRANKS VICTORY, And Other Tales. Price
4j and 80 cents
GOLD FILINGS. Price As and 80 cents.
JENNIE McCLINTOCK. 4 Memoir. Price -
and 80 cents.
GOLDEN SANDS. From the Ocean of Divine
Wisdom Price 35 and 40 cents.
THE MEYERS. BY Maxwell. Price % and
80 cents.
THE PATH AND THE LAMP. BY the Author
of Blind Annie Lorrmer." Price IS and %
cents.
JESSE THORNTON AND HIS FRIENDS;
Or, The History OF Missionary Box. Price
% and &C cents.
WINTHROP SARGENT,
de 7-3m Business Cor:e-r onden:.