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~ PRINCIPLED DEALERS endeavorine 10 dis
pose Of their lown and other Preparations on tho,
rreRnfati9n attained by HELMB0lD'B GENUINE
THE GLORY OF MAN rs 9TREN6rs q -
= Therefore, the nervous and debilitafeI saoyd,
r fsy1sin1,sassteiy use iELMBoLD's ExSnAcT nj :.
w. mar seegs
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Epf FoE a THG sHEAf CaHEIEE ETFE
ONE Box WILL Perform A. CURE. Ingr
no bad odor, and may be carried in the YES
ct without fear Of detection. Circulars free.
Sl box. Sold by JOHN j. KRONER, gu
phia, and in Washington by S. c. FORD. 4
avenue. Sent by mail "a 1
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EROMES HAIR COLOR RESTOREH ~
~ r.; retaining and gradually bringing back To- il
tend;na t eodsr without the inconyenienee
76 cents per bottle
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R EXEORD'S MEDICATED GINGER BREAD
H. NUTS, for worms, upyivaled in efficacy and
peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten A. an
ordinary cake. =" "-
For sale BY druggists. Price IS cents per bow.
jan l9eo1y =
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WHY INJURE THE COMPLExTONR nv pow.
w DERS AND WASHES which CHOKE or iii ~.
the pores Of the skin, and in shorf tine ieavs
harsh and dry9 II is in the blood ana III Won want
smooth and sof. skin nae HEt1SoL By wv w.
TRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA II gives \ t.rit-
iienes SC The complexion. mar -. an,
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
For FORT FF %Sy RAtT1N NgK RRo,K c,rv
~" p6 5H AN ND R1cHuoN 2Sf BzfIT 11f
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS will leave the
Ssi|$ S;sSfSkK' r. I toRT sosEoE
Connecting at Fort Monroe with line of first class
c1T is'P PofS ds hSp dys1 Va
urn, RETgRNIsG,
stopping at City Point, and connecting at Fort
Monroe with the Bay Line Steamers that leave
in time for the Eastern and western trains, and
for Washington, d. c.
The Steamers on this line navigate the James
River going and resnInn 1 entirely mt in DAYTIME
lions. and ali Other objects Of interest
TICKETS for the above places can be had on
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk.
Through tickets from Baltic to Richmond :.:: s s
~ State Rooms and Meals extra -"
~The state room accommodations are unsur-
passed, and the table is well supplied.
1yPassengers taking the LIS train from PHIL
ADELPHIA will make connection with this line.
ample dine IN Ba
taking II: s2 :s"
NJ N. FALLS, President.
HUGH OCONNOR, Passenger Agent. je 3-tf
PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS
New Express Line, semi weekly, between PHIL.
ADELPHIA and ALEXANDRIA, ~s,
WASHINGTON and GEORGE EAAA@N
TOWN. azE559EzkEa6
Steamers MAYFLOWER, PHILADELPHIA.
and GEORGE II. STOUT. ~
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, from No; IA North Wharves, Philadel-
and High, Georgetown. N'
For freight apply to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON
No. 80 Water street, GEORGETOWN
Agent in Philadelphia, WIN. p CLYDE. il
North Wharves.
Agents in Alexandria, FLOWERS BOWEN.
No. King street. nov Ar
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RUTLER'S BALSAMIC MIXTBRE-This ola
dwell known and entirely reliable remedy for o.
cret Maladies, is for sale by all Druggists Prics
81 per bottle. - ian 10 eolv'e
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VrHOMPSONS POMADE OPTIEM - For i'm.
sSss and to
tant. Prepared. 6y. +. G. WELLS 4 CO., New
York and sold BY all Druggists Price sc. and &c.
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A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY Fosp77 mn
n Those who desire briliancy of compk FIN.
must purify andenrich the blood, which III f:JisSHn
BOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSsS
PAkfl LA Invariably loes EecDiset /. il. no "a,
ent n,ssiicine- 4sk for HelTabald's Take no IN
ef. 70 ~
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S1Q JOHN d. EDMOND & CO., ero
513 7th street, between D and f,
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING.
DEALERS IN
BUILDERS. BLACKS3iITH'S, HOUSEHOLD &
GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
Cut and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse shoes and
Horseshoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles,
Axletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices,
Shoyels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue,
Split Cane for chair bottoms,
all of which we offer at
S1S THE LOWEST CASH PRICE. S1Q
O1O lfeb Btlyl - 81. i. O1O
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y CUNFIDENTIHL.
DUNG MEN who have injured themsei ses
certain secret habits which unfit them for bp Ia
aged or old men, who, from the foIlies of ycsitf
other causes, feel debility in advance O. ii
years, before placing themselves under tho n
ment Of any one should first read 1.-THE STCN
FRIEND Married Ladies will learn 20
Friend"
Sent to any address, in sealed enyelope ~,
ceipt Of Twenty five cents. Address
DR.. CHAS. A. STEWART 4 co
dec LILY Rnston -
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Fare from Philadelphia TO Cape May .........S S. 80
Children half price
50
Fare from Baltimore to Cape May.....-........ 90
80
Fare from New Castle to Cape May. 2 80
Excursion tickets from Philadelphia will be
issued on Saturdays. returnable on Mon
days, carriage hire included for 90
Season tickets, carriage hire extra ,l.... Is 70
je % dtSepl p. 4. CLARK, Captain.
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Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at the
Company's Office, 241 street, between 18th and
l4th, Washington, d. C.. e6-tf
, 1865-04-29
STEAM ENGINES, ELEVATORS
Warehouse Machinery, &C.,
FURNISHED TO ORDER
RICHARDS,
CORN SHELLER WORKS,
100 g 1872
Washington Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.

CHICAGO, ILL.

in Sofds sGtdssilH slth GConsump..vss:
tisn sonsrsstea ,,n thst e o.hs D9stos.: coasaD
pfaecs - % s doWa 81 III 1sF1t
Dr. schenck's medlc:nts and treatment dtres &c.
esnnot be dtn:et tiat schtask.s II @on:e ssnp.
s<aveed Tonic snd Mandrake PHI. Gar, MANI :.
8 son:s oas slne.t Islssa nos d:ats,.a q g.
~
s @ + tsy sssps 8
tis.9s ts.5 ShsR D. IN nss; a,tqe,as Ess i,t
Nsse 10 ssEe cold. sst Se b.encs,si tube. @ are d.
ea.ed. and patients may, pat On = many cleth;s =
I'D ar II ven: W = thsln @ 4 rom m hssItna 1' 40 l4.
The r nsss "a p;sps H o15 and i g The aoEs r.
ts, eeat fTesh Il u. WI IS .esnsraiE believed s.
Eesss h y As q Tsao@ sssi
teal the lus%s. tns system Is put In hes1isE COO
.eei stt'er y soto: out ii shs sif Ssy nay como
e P!s!saE - ~: ss,as: y y az
esnned 70 t;si1 psss n Ts sess1% psen s ss sye
The
eu.s = su5.d Tny snor those ws1k!nx Il: street,
e
Gent tnpreven! The lurgs from healing I pc pls.
Ehs tey rake severe gold would stay IN tho hon,a
End prevent taxing Atidlticu4 coid. the nrst would
gel Ne.l ot !s+1f Without medicine. and there would
oe yefJ istie consumption: yet physicians saG " 20
Until the{ Gle. ~
The only ysy to cue sonsum n otson sneEe cavities
have E-rmed In the n-Es II 10 cleanse The stomach
and bowels of the Eue.s 4nd Sim: With seheucxa
sxndrake ftg, 10 5estufG tne spntute with Scnenck1
6eaNeed Tonic. <na with Schemes Pamcuic syrup
and plenty Of good: ouri hing 100: nov, heklsay
blood ID made. This blood work. lrt~ tt: system.
disease WORKS cut the hnsctt9 ais and the pktept
ge.a Ill and frequently quite 1esny.
Dr ECHtNrk ls continually curing consumption
h1 sh} ~ tfa In
, 1865-04-29

A New Cuu1pnIgn-Specu citations M to
Itx xDektfnAiion-The 9th Michigan.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuue.J
NASHVILLE, april n. 1865.
There can scarcely be any doubt bNt that
On army, consisting of the 18th army corps,
under Maj. Gen. D. 8. Stanley, and several
smaller commands, is about to open q CAM
pa:gu in Arkansas and Texas.
Though there has been, Of course, no off.
cial confirmation Of the various lumors and
reports, all expressive Of the same general
idt a, sufficient is known to warrant the be-
lief that Little Rock, Arkansas, is to be the
base of operations for the new movement !;
ard to this place, 1t is said, the transportation
Of the 18th corps-that is, the wagons, horses,
mules, harness, &c.,-has been sent, via Cal
70, where agents ard quartermasters have
gtne beforehand to attend to the require
mcnts and necessities incident to the removal
Of Government stock and the shipment Of
stores for an army.
It Is possible that the ultimate destination
Of these troops may be changed In the pro-
gress Of events but everything at present
indicates an immediate campaign west of the
Mississippi. Certain it is, also, that General
Thomas has had orders from the War Depart
melt to concentrate his moyable column ut
Nashville.
Ibis ncW disposition Of Thomas' army will
probably render change Of his headquarters
necessary. Memphists spoken Of m this con.
Dcction, as being near the immediate line Of
operations, and not too far removed from the
rect Of the territory claiming the attention
Of the Department commander.
Brig. Gen. Kimbsll's division arrived here
to-day, b cars, va Chattanooga. The dlyi,
eIous Of Gems. Wood and Elliott are expected
very shortly. The 9th Michigan yeterin reg
'ment. which now numbess about !, 100 men.
whether they will relieve regiment of 1rgu-
l2r troops, near Detroit, or 81 down tho Mis-
sissIppi aftcr khby Smith. This regiment;
phcse Colonel IS John G. Parkhurst, tue Pro-
vost Marshal of the Department, has been
employed chiefly at headquarters as provost
guard, prison guard, &c. In the present
e comparatively quiet state Of the country, the
Local commands, within the Department
could easily dIspehse with Thomas movable
column, and afford to lose all connection
with it. :
Little Rock is up the Arkansas river, and
ie accessible By water from Nashville down
the Cumberland, Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
which are all in excellent boating condition.
Fl.
, 1865-04-29

The shipments OF grain during the year 1864
an cunt in the aggregate to II, ,129 A bn-a falling
of Of atout e,o0o,o0o bu from the shipments Of
1893.
The population Of Montreal In 1851 wss 57,7i5;
in 1861, .159; and the report estimates the pres
ent population at 10000. We presume this In
crease In The population during the past three
years is based On the immigration into Canada Of
Southern rebels and their aiders aud abettors,
Northern ~ skedaddlers;" and 1t is doubtless OF.
ing to this that 1t has till very recently been i'm.
possible for Union man to travel IN Canada With
ont being 1nsulted almost daily.
As the people OF Montreal consider that city
Canada, the report gives liable OF the banks in
Canada, from which We learn TINT there are sew
euteeu banks in the Provfnce. with combined
capital Of s29 s81 42R St. The market value Of the
etocks Of these institutions ranges from 4oi05o
(which is the quotation for the Bank of Upper
CANADA up 10 11o01l1 (which is the range for
Molson's Bank. The dividends OF these banks fu
1864 ranged from 6 to pcr cent. The circulation
end deposl at the close OF 1864 was $50 639 b92 Il
end the loans &44 with 81, ,551 49, II In
specie and government debentufes on hand.
A pott7on Of the report Is devoted to the Reel
procfty Treaty between Canada and the United
St.tes and 1t copies several tables to prove that
the treaty is Of grester advantage to the United
States than to Cauada-rather q strnnge mnde OF
commencing the treaty to Canadians-and at the
Sane time deplores the fact That the United States
should have noufed the British Government that
they desired 10 discontinue it. The tables, how.
uver. arc the came that have been hitherto used
hy the advocates Of the treaty this side Of the
line, and, to speak mildly, they are 'cooked" +" to
order.
Apart from this, however, the report Is credit
to the Corn Exchange Of Montreal and to all con-
ct.ned.
There are now In New York city twenty M:
toual Bankr, with m aggregate capital OF $31 025
60.
The foreign Exchange market In New York
Is hrme,. The lFo,ld, Of Tuesday, says:
"a lea6fng prime banker sold e2o,eoO q stet'
rrc at lCq}, net, and afterwards come round SUMS
Il lb94, net, refusing to sell below the higher
rate"
, 1865-04-29

a&e4 IN Jaw LAD Eu11
me genesa ptoaues nass masAea 10y ~ ~ 7a ao uua
ana io"e.' eueu! ~ 4t.,s". ~ s.,ss 49," -
"uoaten.sues VI ko.u ~ ~ N''A''' ~
senee u euppeta ~ 'n7 ma. AS'.
PROVISIONS 1nleo uaasoany Qme'. ana a.uo4ka
INC MARKET WIS easier We uase no enInke " aose
N ttlees' 1ne oemauu aos toaH ~ %ao %as 'S.y
l1mi1ea' ano We ~ nos sxss , " ens .,,a Hvo -
paeAeo, ns ove'1ss III -. p".. ~. ~ San
oros u. 'na. p's ~. - I'M br,. ct,1 ,,acIaa -
el eae rn~.3o.,n. lin se,,-r. ~ pood br.nds at
- nN ns1.. ~. - =. ,t-,s,o5 -
szow -.sa n,,,a. ~ 1a-,;n.t a.
no pn,1 Tas,s ~ 7,1ot ,nd ,h- onlv ,,1s
4'seatoe ~ -. ~ en noo ~ 1901, s.do, - H.
s,r,.aS shon,dera were In i1emRna At 14c loose
o.t ~ r1,o 1"oss Han. .-a mammal a.
~. 1853 To-d v.a neo,ccted and onoto,Ions
.oana,,,ns, .oaS
~. dem,na ,or B,pbwfnes VA, 1esa active. ind
.,o ,nsrtet W. an,] and heavy. with sales OF s5
f,1s tn tyro lots. at xe.o2. at which pr,ce thcre
.rar. f1co seilera, buvrrs nfr.rfne on}v ssm.
Tncre VA more active juouiry for Flonr, and
the market WIS firm. but no Improvement was
writ. wirfer extras. s8n1Fa7. 90 for Spr1ng ex-
tr,a md ss ofM5 IL for Spring supe,s,
The market for Wheat opcned> on The sidewalk
at 81 IN for No. Spripe-n decline Of &c On yea
ss.a..,a e1oa;ro n-Ire-hnt snh,ponert,v m
,r,.n. s.t1,od - 81 1ol aiter tha race;n+ n
en.1Ee' 1at1o ~ Ss s-.1sfs
ne se" to4A e4spasee .~e ..e..-'S". 1900
and iae Improvement "as atIuost eu.t".5 lust.
lnsrc YVES mo1e ss',se INJURY ~. w. spAtAE
At tthe open,us, aaa uns Ia s',s, a, 49, ~.
a cne p.ss go. =. 81 Ia A. m -, n"
so,e'o " coanssu Aaaua =. ft.1oe1-A.s ~ w.
and Sl.ossdD!.vst lo1 40 optlae ~ s"ois-s1os-
Ing qu1ct ~ el:4os ,ot w. 4au s.se ~. w.
iae "a1Aet os ~ ~ "aa use4seo1 ,es' setl'e'
ana prices kecsoeu soinu *esos noa .no . .iosto,
prices o. 5es.et -. ~ 49,
some 7o''s' .o1en ~ 49,, - s-$ - ~
ro: y ene ooSsees ~ a., p"sas..s -. N..1 80.
lot w. y, s,,sas | - ,ns,ss 4s.r,.~a
.uo.,' az -. - .'''.N ~ >"1~*
A'a a.. s.su tn o... .u 4a,, .,,, ;.A
- 10. 20 M ~ - s"s. ..,a 49,, H. -.
-. 81 i, 49, 4e,o.,nn c,s.at a. ~. 1a- ~
~. u N s"tee,onk qaass =. s-1. ~. 1'o -
o.E -..1s.t ~ -. ~. .soe -ntat ~ r,1r,,s,,aa
,rs ~ :. ..,s,. ..,.s =, ~ ~ aHs :. sta.o
n1o ...s - s.,ss has .s,,nn. aa~ .ss..,,
oNs ,s nas ,Iss No. a".,1.s 81. .".a.t -, en- -.
e4'nEs. soG.,-." Wv ~ 7~'1 >" '1e ~ ~
me demand ios al k'nos Q, seeos WEE hgo. sno ~
tnt mt11e1 Has tess atn: tlmotn5 eo14 -
and tloFes at Sl@ " !o1 Lax e.ap'es. aousstAau
was s3eao5 a. toc. f!a1 quies as *l'o9 ioR ofo1+
nary.
WIN !ncteasea sceeip's taeto was mo'e ae"'A.5
- eas ~ 49,, .hsa,,. -
pie s,,na ~ - c,-nnea ror n4ice ~ ~
''si,.,n, 49, ~ r,-.,.11.r, nriser a.d ofInmhsr
3nha C-o.o.v m,,Lot ccn+tnn.. verv 1rr1ve and
, 1865-04-29

From the Philadelphia Press, sGth.l
In the Ga=<t1e Of the 18th Of April. g. So
called Democratic newspaper, published At
Bedford, Bedford county, in this State, We
r1d the following lassage. 1t has very ILL.,
tmen<d look at the present time, and fur
n}shes somewhat suggestive supplement. TO
the mournful hietory written In b.ood hy the
assassin and read in tears BY a horror-strlcken
people:
&C. Chnpncey Bur1, E. O.. edt or Of the Old Gua, d,
thus Describes IN Interview recently had By him
With ex.Pretidcnt Buchanan:
ton OF M afternoon with the venerable eIPfesf-
dent James Buchanan At lis home nt " Nheatland.
Al The age Of years be e II the enjoy;
when We hrst saw hun, The night before he sailed
for England as Minister to The Court oi St ames,
twelve years ego. Ne have met no man that
cvipces proforndez interest IN The afatss Of our
country than Buchanan, and none who is 20 per-
fsctly pos ed IN al the political movements ofthe
teem to lie. as In charts, before his mind. To
those Who are despondent Of the ultimate redeIap-
tlon Of on. countU from the Abolition spoilere, q
y1tft to Wheatl11d Will prove great relief MI.
Bueha1sn cntertalus no doubt Of The final 'stumph
u the Democracy, and Of the consequent falva-
G I ona sush e
Of the most dcspoLdnr. For our oHn part, We
have never iesied for the ultimate triumph Of
md s5 et a t aeans a
deSposism- but we knoM Of many who do doubt
visit to Whestl1nd viii 60 fas 10 rcassuEe them.
Mr. Buchanan has prepared documentary history
of the latter part OF his Administration, which
will he published in the coming summer. 1t Will
thoroughly explooc the whole arsenal Of Lee
which hss eurplled powder for the whole Rcpub.
ttcan party for four years, By the publication Of
cocuments, figures and facts which will not and
caDuot be disputed. Such a history Il most timely
, 1t will CO much to uumask the hypocrisy and
cI1me Of the despot in power, and 10 care our
country"
We can fancy the merry twinkle Of the blue
eye Of the eI-Pres1dent at the pleasant pros
pcct, especially in the Southern country-the
Glowing legacy, as 1t were, Of his OWL sim
cere and successful labors III the Prcsd ential
chair. While others were fighting, dying and
toilipg to sta1nch the bleeding wounds of
the Republic, to save the loyal States from
INVASION and assacre, to ward of foreign
complications, and 10 bring back the Union
10 Its pristine purity, the e1-Presidcnt, in his
calm, easy, and undisturbed retire 1t, was writ
ing BOOK to expese the Republican party
and to prepare the way fer I" the final triumph
Of the Democracy" Should ex-President
jeff, rson Davis escape to some foreign coun-
try, he, probably, with equal equanimity.
md with The samo material, documents, and
witnesses, will also be able to predict the
- final triumph Of the Democracy, and the
consequent salvation Of our country"
, 1865-04-29
THE NORTHWESTERN TR 4DE.
There is every indication Of an unusually

THE NORTHWESTERN TRADE.
There is every indication Of an unusually
largc trade with the upper Mississippi during
the pteseut ecason. The low water almost
suspended navigation abore Ea Crosse, dur
ing the greater portion Of the past two years.
Light -d1aught steamers were employed IN
government service on Southern rivers. The
iumbermen hare failed to bring out their logs
and lumber from the pfncries Of the Wiscon-
COZ, the Black, Chippewa. st. Croix, aud Up
per Mississippi rivers since 1893, on account
ollow wnter. The Mississippi and all Of Its
tributaries in that upper country are full to
the brim. Logs are sold in the booms at the
mouths Of the rivers for twelve dollars per
thousand feet. Tho accommodations of two or
three years will produce IN aggrtgat ate that
will amount to fully three millions Of dollars,
upon the basis Of three hundred millions Of
feet ut ten dollars per thousand, which will
be deemed moderate4estimate. Those pro-
ducts find markets at various points bstween
Lacrosse and st. Louis. The avnils or. pro-
ceeds shonld find their way to Chicago for
merchandise. There is all Of one years. crop.
and q portion Of two years crops Of wheat
awaiting shipment at different points in Min
nesots and Wisconsin, above Lacrosse, the
total amount Of which Is estimated at from
-four to five millions Of bushels.
The average cost Of that wheat is not far
from s1.3o per bnshel, when in the hands oi
shippers. The less sustained on the wheat
crop In TINT section cannot be computed at
less than two millions Of dollars. at present
prices. The arrangements Of the stcam pack
ct companies for the Northwestern business
are On grand scale. The Lacrosse and ST.
Pam Company, with connecting lines Of boatt
plying on the Minnesota, Upper Mississippi!
and st. Crolx rivers, enters the arena with Z
dleet OF between twenty and thirty steamers
The Northwestern Packet Company, with 8
fine dect Of large steamers, will run daily
boats each way between Dubuque and
st. Paul. The Northern line OF steam pack
.eta, running between St. Louis and st. Paul
is powerfully equipped. The River King Il
Captaln Vim. F. Davidson, rscsident of ii,
Lacrosse and St. Paul packet line, who ha
recently purged his Company Of certain OBJ
jectionable Copperhead elements. which for
metly contributed to the unpopulasity OF thu
Line. President Davidson is self.made, eu
, 1865-04-29

Quasi US1oH1sM.-A letter from Peters
burg says: "The Petersburg Erprtss, than
sonable. nor indulged in fouler vitupe1ation
againet the spotless character Of the late
President. is now being Issued by the same
man as a.unlon. Journal. This Is carrying In
dulgence beyond the as degree Of p1oprietJ; i
the,r f.reat crime Of treason, it Is the cultiva-
ted rebels, wto prost.tuted themselves to
deceive the masses through the medium OF
thcir rapcrs, and continued their malignant
spirit untn the flag Of the Union !lndicated
its authority. Mercy to this class Is weak
ncss.n
, 1865-04-29
NI:as,,EI!a NIa,,EI!a1-M7JNs![u :,
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FRIDAY kEKItEa, Apf1l H.
LUNBER-Receiyed, ], ,te5 m 8; shipped, ts3 n. Tbs
rsctlpt4 to-day .ral and sndsr an ae1iVa de-
naknt IL cealrahe caEoes were takIn 1t full prices
bat 40 Improvement vas effected. Sales wets:-Col
lo' mis- lo,d the following: Cargo sehr r Mott rom
Ocou'o, 1so n. y strips balanee mixed. It s1ss:H
csrgo echr Hai dsn. from Pierre b sEqnetse. ~ N.
srlis. balance eoards. 1t part cHgo Robert
Ch pbe, 20 IN, from Pierre Ms,qrsste. sane Al Asf.
At tl7so: cargo scar Napoleon, from aanistee. % N
coarse mixed, ar Sla.oo.
T. Irish Fuller scd cargo achr C. North. from Grand
HAv. 50 grips ba1snc. r119d, At SIS 50; cargo
schr lgoAnd. sor Grand Haven, ,63m. sane 81 last,
at $!65o; cargo schr Warren, from BAcx Creek. 10 m
y boards, b9sance commoa mixed, At 2is.75.
Cargo schr odt1, n sm Auskezou, 10 N u strips.
ba1bnce boazds E2aE sswed, at S17oo sold By Dosr
cargo tchr Harriet Ann. trou Walt. Lake, 90 N y
str.ps, balance nixsd, a. 5fs75 sold by Haywood; :;
cargo echr Becis. from Penswa,er. 95 atFos, hsa.
ancr coarse 1t tl5so sold By Hart Maxwell; cargo
schr Jsr {rcm auistte timber ant mixed, at Sl5.53,
and cs,goschr stsonah. fra Maulst.e IS n strips,
balance mixed, 1t jig co-both sold BY Blcstord.
SuNGLEs-Received1 / tst5 N; shipped se8 N. The
ket IL allow an1 Sis II ths outs,ds price for
aaw.d As, Tie did not hear Of any Eansa :uoca
to-dsy.
LATE -Receiyed 1Go m: shipped q N. The market
is stesdy At e oo91oo per N.
~. rs -, ~. - II eonsd arabia &ctfYtkY and TIL
, 1865-04-29

The fight Of JEFF. Davis with the plunder
OF the Virginia banks is one Of the most dis
graceful exhibitions ever witnessed. This
chief Of traitors has orer and over again de.
c1ared his purpose to fight to the last gasp,
ard never 10 abandon his associates in re-
bel1ion So long as he could Iatsc an arm to
strike the hated foe. But few days ago he
issued one OF those valiant proclamations at
Danyille. pledstug himself to fight on
till the enemy should abandon the
iur,ns chile 4eaE of suhfutnrr him and his fe1
, 1865-04-29

: Friday EVENING, April q.
Tue prJ Goods market still retains the activity
which haa characterized It during the and
prices Are for iii ttsp!e goods Tho advance quoted
yfgte1day IL we'll maintained. but no has
tak.n pIAce to dsy.. A dispatch waa received from
New ork this morning, quoting "Amoakeag Prints
2,Hc sprsgues 2sHc, Richmonds &c. Standard Sheet
iugs 40c, Ptppezell 3 85c. All goods Advancing" !"
stock. are uow well assorted. There Is gre.t de-.
mapd TOR plAln Black Callcoes aud Camb1tcs. which
hIe seArtQ.
, 1865-04-29

Ness Pork was offered ut s2s 50, with buyers at
$500. Prime Mess Pork was offered at $25.00,
hut there was no demand. Prime steam Lard Wos
Offered At 17tc, and tic Was offered for 1000
tlerces.
Gold was telegraphed from aallagher's E1-
change at 146@146l. It was reported TINT john
ston had surrendered to Gen. Grant On the same
ferrna an Les.