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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01
LOCAL TIE MS.


Iris generally known that the ladies of
Baltimore have presented Gen. Robert e.
Lee, with Piano. 1t is ali elegant instru-
ment, Louis XIV style, I ootayes, extra
richly carved case. round corners, full iron
frame and over strung. The name board is
richly inlaid with mother Of pearl, with the
name of the maker and the words,
PRESENTED TO ROBERT E. LEE.
It must have been pleasant and delight
full surprise to Gen. Lee. he not being ap-
prised Of the fact that such present would
be made him, until he saw this splendid in
etrument at his residence. It was put up by
one of Mr.. StieEs il person.
So great was the delight upon seeing ibis
instrument, that Mr.. Stief sold three on TIE
spot, one being the mate OF this one. for
which he received the regular price Of $500.
His advertisement can be found in our col
urnns and his pianos in many places IN Staun-
ton. We can not close this notice without
stating the fact that the Rail Road Company,
National Express Company and Mr.. Echols,
Of Lynchburg, owner Of Canal boat, would
not receive cent for the transportation OF
this instrument.
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FRIEND.

Departed this life ct Inc residence Of her son
Capt. Jacob Beck, near Deerfeld, Augusta conn-
tv, Va. On Thursday, the 10Th of Oct. 1865, after
a brief Illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH BECK, in the 9Th
year of her age.
On the 23lh Of October, at the residence CT bis
father in this county, Of typhoid Fever JonN e.
HARLAN, in Tic ZGth car Of his age.
On SATURDAY., the 25th inst, at his residence
near Fshersvlle al old and esteemed ciuzeus Of
this county, GsoRGE koiNER, aged % years, !
month aud days.
At The residence Of n P. Catlett, Esq in this
place, on IreSda, night last, CHAPMAN Johnson,
Esq, in the-~- scar Of his age.
He was q gente1n IN Of fine legal attainmens s,
and st the tim, Of lis j. VI W - Co IA onw caI
Attorney for the Corporaton Of Stlun.on.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported weekly by Blair & Power

B,con-I'er pound, Canvass hams, 290sl /;
Plain hams, 1900; Sides 2lt022 Shoulders,
l902] Mess Bee, per bbl., lo0l2.
flor-Per barrel, Family, Sl40l5; Extra,
l2.0o@l3. 90 Superiine 9.25Mlo1.
Cafas-per pound Java, A4(@45 Taguayra,
349y3s; Rio, 27<G32; French Ground, l5@16;
Ground Java, l90120; Plantation Coffee, 100
10.
suq@r-Per pound Standard Crushed, 2l@
81; Pulverized 2l@2l; "a Refined, 2o0
2o5; CD Refined, la!@2O &c Refined 1910
49, &C" Extra, l80I3i; Yellow, I750l8;
Brown, l4@l6
lvolssses-Per gallon, New Orloans,-M-;
| Cuba, 5000; Porto Rico, 45075; Sugar House
t7C355.
Is1s-Per pound, Gunpowder, $1,000. rs ;
Imperial, l09l so; Young Tyson, l01l,25; ia
pan, l(1l,3 80; Ooiong. 650s5.
Des@r--ioer pound, aoGL1o-
L7rd-Per pound 27C283.
C,seese--Per pound Eastern, q; Western GOA
Il Dairy, Is.
Fgsh-Per barrel, Mackerc Slo0,2o; do No.
| 2, Sl5@l6; Go. No. 3, sl40l4, so; do per Kit,
No. !, s. SO do. per kit, No ?, s., rs Alewivcs
/ 50, 0O39 IIcrrings $500.
C1ndles--per pound, Sperm, 45 Adanlantiue.
! 28G930; TaIlow, 2'@22.
/ SlN.--Per sack, Liverpool, S404.25; Ground
| Alum, 5308-25.
| gFooI.-Per pound, Washed, 60G165; Unwash-
! ed, 4o045.
To5Gcoo-Conmon Lugs, 5000 600; Good
Lugs, S7.5o@lo.oo; Fine Lags, s9@l2; Com
mon Leaf 81 q 2%Sl5: Good Leaf, $20@525; Heavy
leaf for shipping, $1,000 Fine leaf for wrap
pers, $S25(c $50; Fancy leaf for manufacturing,
/ $500 500 Fine leaf for shipping, S25G136.
Grlin--Per bushel, Wheat, S2i92 50; Corn,
white, 95GSl, o5 Oats, 5006o; Rye 81 Flax
seed, s., 50G12,65.
| H4y---.l Per 100 pounds Northern, 81, 5o0$2, co.
! ITaishs3-Pcr gallon, Old Rve, FIVE years old,
/ s3 59(o955 Old Bourbon, s., 15lo)s4 Moponga-
heIa, 81, Goose, TO- Rcctifed, 81 25(g25o
Bruoay- Per ealon French, Slol9Sl5; Apple
$a.ooG 50, 50.
I @ss,5o: Clarot, per dozen, $685. 50; Cham
payne, 20.
Al, 80 Rockfsh, "A, "a.
Besched C,oaons.---New York Mills, 90. Blacl
Water, 40 Eric Steam Mills, rs, 30; Waterloo
Mills, 81, IS,
CoAon Osn.5ur SO.
Nszcr Cotton Dua1sn9-35.
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Q z TT u A r Y


At her residence in Stanton, October 9Th 1865,
Mrs. MARY Horn in the-gear of her age
= Death has visited again our midst ana robCed
earth of one Of her brightest Jewels -toopure 100
bright for this vale of tears. Angels have orne
herflappy spirit 10 that "Ioalm Of ]iss Where
there shall lie no more sorrow 10 more tears
We cannot bat grieye for enc who possessed Sc
many noble qualities amiahle, seli-sacrihGng,
generous and ever ready to do a kind and char
liable act Size vas fc1ely if ic'td ie1 lie last
three years Of her life, yet she murmurcd not put
bore her suffering vi h patient and Christian
meekness. When war with all its horrors sur
rounded rs and the future looked dark ana
gloomy, even TO tie most sanguine hears she
bore mp bravel~, sill hoping for brighter DAYS
She found them not here but she has gone where
there II be no more pain. no more strife. Tier
memory will ever he cherished as devoted Wife
an effectionaie mother, and true and cons ant
friend May her angel spirit hover near to guide
the 'loved ones to her heavenly home. where
the circle will be reunited 10 part no more tor ev-
er.
Farewell dear MARY! No more on earth wilt
thou bring sunshine to orr hearts by thy winning
smile and glli;o n, voice. but on thou arr
waiting with ths golden harp and nigel pluInage
to welcome Us to our home in heaven.
Farewell loved one I've scattered flowers
Upon thr lowly bed,
Thou hast faded with The autumn blast,
Thou art sleeping, but not dead,
Those flowers plucked but yes 'erday
Have faded, their young life ser,
Faded, TO mingle with their mother dust,
Faded, to bloom no more.
BIT thou dear friend, though faded CIV,
Shall rise and upward soar,
To bloom in that Celestial SPHERE
Thy maker to adore.
FRIEND.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

TIE Norfolk Virginian,' new daily
paper. published by 6. A. Sykes & Co., with
Jas. Barron Hope, as Associate Editor has
reached US as an exchange. twill doubtless
be ably edited and we wish it great success.
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THE Valley Spirit, Chanbersburg. Pa,
learns from the Stanton papers that bis old
f'ienl D. D Durhoraw is Inspector of 'Iobac-
co &C., in this District, an asks |'but whore
is the Colonel % We have the pleasure Of
informing our cotemporarY that the Colonel
is at Waynosboro, Augusta, quietly enjoying
his 0tiuna cam dignltGte.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAIL EOA0 |!

| RE- PEN ED.
TEN1IS great National Thorcughfare il agsin
! i open for FIR, iGH1S .ND RAVEL-
! The Cars and Machinery destroyed are teing
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with ell
recent Improvements: end as the Bridges and
Track are again in substantial condition, the well
earned reputation of this road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT
will Re more than sustained under the re-organi-
| cation Of its business.
In addition to the Unequalled Attractions OF
Natural Scenery heretofore conceded TO this route,
the recent troubles upon the Border have assoeia-
ted numerous points On the Road, letween the
Ohio River and Harper Ferry, with painful let
instructive interest.
Gown CT ONS at the Ohio River. with
Cleveland and Pittsburg, Central Ohio and Mari
eta and Cincinnati Railroads, and thrc ugh them
with the whole Railway System of the Northwest,
Central Vest and Southwest. AT Harpers Ferry
with the Winchester Road AT Washin ON juno
ton, with the Washington Branch for Washing
ton City and the Lower Potomac. At Baltimore
with seven daily trains for Philadelphia and New
York
Two Dollars additional on Through Tickets 10
Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the Irivi-
lege OF visiting Washington City en- route.
This IS the only route by which passengers can
procure through tickets and through checks to
Washington City.
". P. SMITH Master of Transportation,
Baltimore.
l.. NJ. COLE, Genl. Ticket Ag't Baltimore.
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WE enjoyed nice treat Of Steak and
Saugage, few mornings since, sent US BY
cur friend Charley Parker, who has always
on hand, on market days, an abundance Of
the same sort. Give Charley a trial, and
Won stake q steak you'll get more than full
satisfaction fer your rcstal currency.
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TIE first issue Of the Valley Virginlan,
weekly paper just started in Stanton, by a.
NJ. CARRIER .Jr.. WAS laid on CIR table on
Wednesday last. Il is neatly gotten out aud
we wish the proprietor success IN his under
taking.
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We learn that company Of L. s. infaotry
is to be CHARTERED at New Market and one at
Mt. Jackson. Their duty is business con-
nected with the Freedmen
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We received, as a present, from Nj.
Erasmus Hess of this County. a Beet, which
weighed III los. Who can beat osr beet
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N-,'ysC s:.--[lur books having been de-
stro ed by fire at Greenwood, during Gen
era Sheridan raid, we respectfully ask al per-
sons knowing themselves indebted tons to come
forward and report the amount as near as tAsy
car and close tho game ly Note. We may Dc
found st tac store Of Doge. Mason CO;
TAILOR & HoGE.
c.I...s,.- %
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Our thauka arc due to Nr. Sauzcy, Of
the National Express Company, for late
Southern papers
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Staunton Advertisements.
| j |. ST RE { { I'VE D E!

u U y ID d - 10 81 9
-o-
XN7E have Just received and are now opening q
wv general assortment OF desirable goods, in
the GROCERY LINE and to which we respect
fully ask the attention Of our friends before pur
chasing elsewhere Our stock includes:
Marshall's Liverpool Salt
Ground Alum
Sugars Of all kinds,
Coffees " 9
Molasses g q
Svrups
Teas
Bacon-Country and Western,
Nails-assorted sizes and kinds,
Tanners OLDEST and Common,
Buckets and Brooms,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Dye Stuffs and Spices,
Bed Cords and Plow Lines,
Brushes and Curry Combs,
Nlason's Emery's and
Goslings Backing
Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cloth,
Osnaburgs, Queensware,
Stoneware. &C.. &c.
CASH PAID FOR ALL klNIS on PE0EUCE.
POWELL l. BLACKLEY.
Sept Is, le65.--lyr.
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FAMILY GRO ERTEsS,
nlEblSNAEE, WOODY & WILLOW WARE

= ~ oT a IA ri - lib.
which they will sell at wholesale or retail Their
goods were purchased rom first hands in New
York, for net cash. consequently they will lie able
to sell them upon the be4 terms.
They will exchange giods or pay cash for pro-
duce.
Oct. 20, 1S65-tf.
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MRS. K. vi, KELLEY
II AS now opened an elegant assortment Of
L 4 CLOAkS at very moderate prices, from
II, 90 to $1,000. Also anew supply Of HATS Of
the latest style and fla stlualty; KID GLOVES
at - 90; TOILET SAP, PERFUMERlES,
and one Of the best articles for Cleansing and
Curing all diseases Of thelair. Ladies and Gen
tlemen will do well to cal and supply themselves
with bottle Of DEVILIE'S CAPILLARY LO~
TIUN or NUTRITIVE ClEAM. Also DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC SPRING ShIRS,
Nov 3-~tf,
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Financial and Commercial.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 80 1865.

GOHD-3uyine at 40 selling s1t i4''
SILVER-3uyns at l42, seling at IA.
BANK NOTES.
Banks notes not mentioned below, are either
worthless or there is no demand for them.
The branch Exchange bank at Weston has stop
ped redeeming
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling Bank 95.
Fairmont Bank 95.
Corporation Of Alexandria So
Bank of the Valley SO.
Bank OF Virginia S.
Merchants Bank of Virginia 40.
Bank of the Old Dominion 40.
Bank OF Commerce 40
South Western Bank Of Virginia IS.
Farmers Bank of Virginia %.
Trader Bank 30.
Bank of Richmond "a.
Exchange Bank Of Virginia %.
Central Bank Of Virginia %. Countersigned.
Farmers Bank of Fincastle 35.
Bank of Howardsville (countersigned) %.
Bank of Seottsville (countersisned) 80. New
issue Is.
Bank OF Charleston 90.
Bank of City Of Petersburg 20.
Danvlle Bank a.
Bank Of Winchester so.
Bank of Rockingham 35-
Bank of Rockbridge 40.
Phillppi and Bank Of Pits flyania
NORTH CAROLINA.
Bank Of the State As.
Bank Of Cape Fear45
Bank Of Charlotte 35.
Bank Of Roxboro IS.
Bank OF marlborough %.
Bank Of Lexngton3G.
Merchants Bank IS.
Farmers Bank 81
Commercial Bank 20.
Bank Of Washington Is.
Bank Of Commerce %.
Bank Of Clarendon 49,
Bank Of Fayetteville Is.
Miners and Planters Bank So.
Bank of Wilmington Is.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Camden 60.
Bank Of Charleston 20.
Bank of Chester 25.
Bank Of Georgetown II.
Bank Of Hamburg 20.
Bank of Newbcrry IS.
Bank Of South Carolina 20.
Commercial Bank, Columbia Is.
Exchange Bank Columbia 10.
Farmers aud Exchange Ia.
Merchant ChcraW 20.
People Bank SO.
Planters Bank Is.
Planters and Mechanics Bank Is.
Southwestern Railroad Bank 80,
Irn;o,, E.nl- ~
'EpAaiA'
Cnarn;a Railroad and Central Railroad Banks
50.
s,aa;.' " n D., nf Go.rr;a *
, 80, ~ lanri, ~
'ia.t.'s ~ So - AZ +hon- ~ - 20
So, - IL ~ - $40 v.rtL,,-se4ar,, l,.al,
- ~ 80 T;,,,1ns ~ ta 80, pr,,.1n,
Ranl, ~ Dalton and Manufacturers Bank m
saleablc.
ALABAMA
Bank of Mobile 10.
Bank Of Montgomery 80.
Bank Of Selma 80.
Commercial Bank 80.
Central Bank "a.
Eastern Bank IS.
Northern Bank 10.
Southern Bank 10.
r=v.rssrr.
D'li',> - y G 1-''l':l,s ~ o.
Bank Of Paris 20
ocirs ofG ayrr,
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Isls gsz1 &

EpEG leave to inform t.eir old customers and
Z , the public generally that they have opened
at their old stand, corne Of Beverly and Augusta
streets, Stanton Va, hrge and carefully select
cd Stock Of
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CENTRAL HAILRoAn--


In. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Ag't. baltimore
Oct 90 1859 If
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Nov. Tiff.
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NJ 9 t | G II

Oct 6-3m-Spcc cop7.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
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LEoa1as, April sid ship Cumming Orb HoOkway, Now
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hsLI4 April 7-sld bark Robert Carter frapan 70 LOAD
icoSarss 9Th Salem Robertson, do and Cochin 7h Tr
's MAsassAa, March 1-Arr brig Pnpos Alfred Br Higgins
NEWCASTLE, April ls-Ent out Pauline. Bartlett New
PTSaso Feb Arr ship Martha Howes from Rangoon
nd sid March for Singapore shsnsv se.son Antwerp
sobaa do 10TH Iyemoon Husssy
sapors Sid eth Loch LOrinS. Falmouth; Helen
cqSpfT sall's silver Cloud ch. Town
Asa snsH "a hsosn Is.a FEB Randall ooudy GAMBIA
asa saraDs %prl joe Nichols Aberdeen and
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sSs S;sss s
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bethport Sid schr Geo W Cummings. Bou NYork; slooI
BAKERS LANDING May l-s,d schr Hunter. Endicots
DiGHToN,, April e9sld schrs Ellen Perkins. Eldrdge
FALL RIVER April asHArr schr Borden, wr.ghtngton
N ~. 's- RE zfsss:
iA1ssise ship Hope H.psees from bark C
SsTsss PillsSs!gSis , n,.s..,. -,
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| Rebecca Gibbs, do
NEWPORT, May 1-Ar schrs C stesson, Heath, Eliza
bethport for Boston; Statesman Cole NYork for Shulee
PORTLAND April 2sArr brigs Stranger Brl, Campbell
lot, Machas for NYork Cid Br seamship Belgian Wyle
Liverpool and sd) ship Bazaar stnson Boson bark Ja
Ward Tibbes Havana; schrs a Huntey. Nickerson
and q Deerng Willard, Philadelphia.
8Oh-Arr schrs Brooks Henley and Red Rover West
Work VIM Mitchell, Eaton do FOR shulee, Ms Sid shiI
Bazaar.
PHILADELPHIA, May l--Arrsteamship Saxon, Mathews
Boston, bark Hannibal Spates NYork brig Isaac Carver
6hute Charleston Cid brig Frost Smith, Port ROYAL
schrs H Metcaf Rogers, Saco Georgia. Sweet; Nc
Sheppard; Ocean Ranger Roland; Boston, Brewer; May
Parker and Bulwnke, French Boston; Jane McClosksy
WICKF0RD April 30-Sld schrs Rachel Jane, Northrup
NYorh: May I, r Porter Baker, do.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

puraAs ssS 9: B. 4 ana Mary Putnam In the 18Th
ysr o. his sse He was member Of the Brooklyn
Funeral nom Hanson strsss Baptist church, Thurs
s.y Two ,.osas d.. thu. oL. Of IN. do
ceased We nnd In our exchanges number OF lengthy
notices young boys who hsvs ehered the service Of
or It's Tag 70 which add the Of one who s
entitled 70 equal credit etrod g. Putnam boy but
the
Brooklyn Fourteenth regiment in February 1864, and
was sent 70 culpspp:s Va he was in all Of Genera,
the battle of Spottsyvania he taken prisoner but
not admrng the oompanionshp into which he had been
escape amid shower Of bullets reoinng his regiment
and using his musket until the close OF the nght Whne
charging the batteries a Petersburg he shot In
tho body the ball passing entirely through him. within
an eighth Of an inch Of the heart After the usual
cessary delays he taken TO the Lincoln General Hos.
pita In Washington, with nothing him but his draw
ers jacket and an old rebel gray cap. He recovered
from his wounds but he is havtng Just turned his
fifteenth year, lying .. the government hospital in New
through the knee joint which, however acciden iy
received We think we hazard nothing in saying t At he
r a. less the youngest volunteer In the ranks from tho
Ruaolas-In this city, on Tuesday, May 2 Fl .Ascus H.
Rceens Consul Of the United States At jamaica, in
The remains will be taken to Vermont f1y iHterment
EurassyUaD "a @ TUESDAY Nay wa.H only son
months and IL days
Dearest Willie thou hasa hftuA
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God who hath<hereft IN
He can all our sorrcas heal
The friends ard acqvaintencEs Of the family are re-
pectfuy invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of Fsrents SO Ascer street. this wednesday,
afternoon aA two O'Clock.
RowIAsR--On Monday May !, At David's Island,
JOHN H. ROWLAND, Of company, Sixteenth New York
Heavy aTo1lery
The friends and acqssanances requested to attend
the funeral from 2s1 West Twenty street. corner
Of Tenth avenue, Thursday morning nine o'clock
WrNDr-On Monday, May l. JOHN WiNDr, we'll known
prinrer OF this city, n the 65th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends, also the members Of tho
biographical and Mechanics Societies. are respectfully
requested attendhs funeral from his late residence
Pike street, this wednesday, afternoon, at half past
one O'Clock. Hs remains will be taken 70 New Jersey
FOR interment
WADn-On Tuesday, May 2, EDWARD youngest son IT
James W. and Caroline Wade, aged months and -
days.
attend the funeral from $50 South Second street. Brook
lyn E. d. this wednesdayl afternoon, at two o'clock.
WmrnY.--In this city, on Monday, May l, EIIzABErH
WHITLEY aged q years. months and days.
The funeral services win take place, at the residence
Of the family 1877 West Twenty fourth street. this lWed-
nesday morning at half past eleven o'clock The rea-
tves and friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

I rHvsToLo0ICAL VIEW 0p MARRIAoE--CoN
A tsinns nearly 90 gss:s S and % ,sc sns plates .9d
kssiiS ana 6seass, With treAuss on sary error Ms ~
re ons Du oos IA nn sn
H mode % cure - Scwa y ne Ts!prt q sssss ss!ci
nasrlsrc whs wsuld kngw their rhyscsi eelaon Sort.
free portage ~ shy address lccept kc s,0Lf
ISsny ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 2, 1895.
AsHr-Receipss "a bbls Tho market continued
dull and prices wsre wholly nominal.
BaxADsrur+s. Receipts, 1916 bbla -FOUR 20 bbls and
27s bags meal, 100 bushels wheat 2172 do corn,
,742 do osss, and 400 do barley. The MARKET for
State and Western nour continued quiet and prices Of tho
common ana medium gsdes declined 10c 15c per bbL
Beyond tho urgent requirements Of the local trade
there was no demand and tho sales confined to
500 do Canadian, q ne annexed quotations. the markss
closing dull and heavy, with buyers AZ outside
quosations Rye nour continued dull and nomlnaly
changed Corn meal quiet, but with small supply,
prices fully sustained with small sales Of Jersey
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

0xRxm-THoRM~-On Thursday Aprf a. BY Rev
Reuben Riley, WM 7. GARNER, OF this city, and Miss
MARcELLIs n, daughter Of the late Frost Thorne OF
Leuisana.
GALs-BmD.-On Thursday, April n, by Rev James
M1ett, OF 100 second avenue Mr. PETER GALE TO Miss
EMILY E. BIRD, all Of this city.
PNE-McI.ANK-Ats Sing Sing, N. r, on Monday, May
J. by Rev. j. r. Hermance, THEODORB PrNr, OF Massena
Sprngs N Y, to Miss PHEBs A. NcLASE Of the former
place. No cards
wmrE-McMnLN.- N.-On Saturday, April %, by the Rev.
Henry Stewart, GEORGE W. WHITE 10 MARY T. MchHlA,
all Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Tho Wheat market continues dull there being demand
outside Of the immediate of mlers and prices
tending downward. The sales confined to So 600
bushes at 81 10 81 So for amber Michigan and 81 90
ST. 81 for winter red Western Rye barley and malt
continued dull and prices nomnaly unchanged.
Corn in limited demand but scarce and frn Small
sales were made at 81 ~ 81 20 for new yellow, and
81 46 for old mixed Western Oats were dull and
lower at oec 70c for Canadian 7Sc 76c for jersey,
and 76c q TIC for Western.
CorroN.-Under increased spinning demand prices
advanced fully &c per h. the market closing rm with
fair inquiry Sales 800 baos at the following quota
tiOna via
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

CLEARED
Steamship Persia (Br) Lott oaesnscwn and Lfverpool-E
Ship Orient Hnn Liyerpooa-.sponord T.les.on 4 Co.
nR sal iSan SarsaSs ia.asd H.sss
S;a dS:s H.,
9SSSs Ssisnt Ssss wsa:y a:asc
Biz Six Trerss tSrl aichoS. & Johns, NF-B Small
Brig Kate tBr). xoDsusal Truro snd Ns'and-A Smith
sS G%;I!: S%%ss; A. s.. soa
ssSr RSsIS%.S Sisrd hisS%O2aL kenny
soSr N..Iy. Ame.scan, Tsssn. Nswburypor-s Lewis
saSp sSsg aS.ds k.un
ARRIVED.
Sss:1s ,xp1l :SP E.sIsy bound 81 sSS' ioxI'
steamship B.ys4ia Ham, Taube, Hsmbus. Aprn 1s and
sss Js h ss 9i: 'ss sSe
s. a
s.s.m;sig ssiSns Star Bs New oils.n. xPrlI = and
s.r e. &C.: e.
,o4s Nc s9 - "a A s'sS 3 ss
1..ss sssrsss Ss..I Gf.;s s.:ss 8 "a s'r Giss
Nanaciet Shoals, spoke 4r SSfk Rla YoOag om Asvrs
Ship Chsaosnos Joas. Yysrpool IS dsys ia n5se and
a ship Mad saw & . s,. s NJ, SS
rail eai.alEs and Sa.i. On deex.
sss S;s W.. sss ks- % 4
lon s. & spoke bark Amanda Elizabeth from London, steer
s.1s ys "a
spoke brig Helene Of 0lagow from Rio Janeiro for New
Bark Janet (Br Kenny Arroyo, days. with sugar Ac 70
Brig Canneta (gr Basse Rio yaneiro 80 days. with cof
re- e hp psnSsrsas @ Sros co Ap d lat ~ lon cs saw
lst g o. Ion TO- spoke brig Hunter from phadetphia for
v5 %. r Prince Edward 1'.nd A'
Brig Mary Rowland, Rowland, Mobile Bay 20 days. In
psAr % d0sa ins on Iors1sas spoke sunooa' chsro-
sshr Morton r coushsr Corvallis 10 days, with po-
sehr Small, Cole, shules Ns q days. with spars
sehr Foster, Clark LAprsu1, NIB, 10 days with piles
fs1ss, Ead,v
sssr ssSr G"s~ saHsT ss
sch scsr WhnaB, VIM Bement, , Penny, Portland.
schr Mosele Herbert, Boston for Fortress Monroa
schr Unison, Williams, Portsmouth
Schr whistler, Presbrey. Taunton.
schr T Bs L. L-ss Batler es1ipToVd ProVide"cs. %'n'm
schr II willetS Wietts, PROVIDENCE
scbr Caroline Grant, Besse Providence.
schr Caisa, Hall, New London
schr P King Brewster. saybrook.
schr Mary Hail, Iawrencs. Albany for Providencs.
sssr 0srhsgena Davis Peughseep;ie for Providence
SAILED.
Steamers Relief Constitution Stranger Fayorite Victor
Ben Deford; ships HLerna Aymsr Nepune barks Add,
aman BTann Bssons Hbnn: D: CSnss Gss
John Freeman schrs Transit Josephine Undine Reed
b steelmAn Hszarka. 'AAs'