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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT Oe Nsw-YoRK.."..... ocs

CEArEr
s s...'FF cllf,a ,T & be- Ns.. ~ S...a-. r. caaari
~,-.las Lao Cutting. L,er.ei National s'.l-. N'i'-ea
s.-a1 ye De ra%; si-Hsr ?, v-s NJ f.i
s.,,r.ir Al. and. Ncaar. Bo-.cr. ~. r. CLYDE
steamship QIascr City " .-t las.,E1u H. Lazy.
s,-a Of ffd' 'BT A,l-,-y li2 f 81. l i..l
s.lri. L.ui-a Meo-e sHl fsa feri Nsriy KEN, 90.
s.a1 '.r-iuaa. San Sic. S. ~ Cears. G. b. Glr 'on
s.e.u.a N,a-York ,LrslnA L.Is, Bremen sud e5uia-'
s.'s'iS s.zon, lIamb) Meier, Southampton CAR iiHsrrs
s.aap george wsshiasen Gaser New orenn. IT, 2. cl'a
s.s.gAP E INV, Wv i'l.r3 u c. c II r
st,amp Nss,ra Couch, NcToIS city Point and Richmond
silH5 -'csl., Ge4srler Nrl City Point and Richmond
Li ssip I6i,on c4,t,, Norfolk City r'i' al R
' s,,s1.lir o =. Stool, Fer4 AeIant-i, Hand
selaa.a ps2 eTsood Pa'9 %, j. = A s, Eve.
,. i9' ,oSels' N.F Ys3z EG G.sa. l'A''
BIZ H Hi'a 5etG MsEe1is Genoa ma s.gkco
FF g s.l.a s a4s ss INV Wiaon n e. la Ferris
sr F. Howard YIL,oq oys.,.n yo9os .., Gown
Sear oo-snas Hawsg,. Rlsa4ea3 yan Bran; s,s5I
scbr C. 4 Fsr.worth sawyer Bssbadces T. T. smith Co.
sour Lsus rride (8E seoPsau 81 Ktis Jones Loosa'
EN- C. Ts5@ S5 62 t, ssyrs1 Yo1Hs cownn
Sem Ss a eh: :ySyo So Fs g.! &c: s Ss
so oog f5.5 Ellen aes linda faei Tooker Tsy.o
ARRIVED
Steamship Leo Dearborn sayusrs6 hours with n-s and pass
SIP SSagt. Femun Liverpool. q d4ys with md'e and rs pas
boy p Campbell 6r N'f'' oaa0 June T. win "'' 20
2 soi ,s .f5 e. f siad F ds a. " Lieut. ''a f'
BIZ s. C. Lhcbded of Roc aul Crockett Cow Bay days
B.- c1eeu yori, Br CaIeg Baltimore days will bi.o.
Hr 80. ssa-i H1rsand RIO JeIo ~ days VITA coffee e.
t.t So f-'.aiin ie' LN.fI,o' - .' '''.'' -' -"
Hr stor Jsf Barker LlsaH 2 l'y' with md. TO D. r. De
"ofa o.. . 49, t..,-... s p.-l5
s, . &. E. Liam '2I,I Il ~ a l'''
s.ESs. p ~ Nine, Irsy--i.-.'.- ,.,.,..,....,
rsf.s g.. s.-...r. .....
sr Nea-n- ,of Gsns'a1.e l1aer Cow Bay T" days wan
AREIvEg... SUNDAY. oct. g.
St''nai1 Fan'u FISH ''" hee,'-' "'.D muse d. ID p1 "
Z ;res, L,r.-fos g d.y, with ud,e 20 Ns.uI
ksor . d. vt.,.,. y s,v. with ,u5o 90 Nlr.
ry.. ,.,..,.. =, r..,,. p,.-,. %. ,..c..b
"q'e e ,i'.' - tr.y FL Cs.en Fat unb5s 90 I.ys
v. 9-.e g. g. =. so'i ~. a 60 r -,.,.rs &c.
se-'. .- b. D'-l'-1 D'''y
'Ai-- ,... l.. g.. rite.
p.- fio a-. Cy o. p7-,l.-i Faee oa.i' Neo e. 9i..e
L.,. .i- 'tti,,e-.. "a /. co.
sPoKES
B,rA rr..e walker JBr Aug. 90 81 al ls 49, long o., fo"
eV-..s,. t0r FL. d.rs. 4 DAYS
H.-. t8-v r..e' Aug 81 To- . - "a, -uc. 81 g. se.lnes
Er s,qr % J4o i.tr d.. q H. iS roI Nhu4Is.on
~ e.. rl. be-llll f.r DemersIa. - ..... ,. ,,.,- D.,
Brs s,r,m 10 funbaro d. y SEPT - IN Dr. y q. ln5
1I 20 i- N--h-'ll JOY I,'.-,' ~ lt o., i,,
mote. ort prt % coy 49, "aA'e1 ~ "'''''-1'' ~ ~
4liA isa-di on 'i's ''''''
NOTICE TO MaRlYERS.
, ,.--..- o.. ,o,,- r.r,, po,,r
TREASURY DEPARIsEST UTIict ti,Ht i 6t DVAtD
~ 'l-Ng - =. - 1f..'t 49,. ,,,
N0RwAT NoRTH toAsr- 80 ',t,t ~,
has beer received tAs once tla On ~. IN '-1 . =, ~
wls.-s,l1lsued 90 ffuA"i "a fl'I LET Su w 49, =
vay-aud hat % vii eontr9 .. pe emp 'sl , "
ne ~ ~ "a is sr- should be sen tom
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cENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT

rF rss41e rCs CENTRAL PARK INrsoyFNTSr FuFD
,T,DK FOR ls9j-THs AWAFu' AArE
or Saturday afternoon a. o'clock The Controller
o- rcr..ss or sJ0O)0 worth Of s'aS ,roFn - Cen
t..' Tss lug-cv5mCn, Fund sock 'or - has r,,s
---. .r .rf ~ -r eco a. che Legsiiire" .' N't I
Fet a. 49, Ite following is list o. tf' 'I'H fe,'''a
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FRosr N CENTRAL w-YoRK...There was a light
frost m r-tous q the state tie morning Of iLe 2'd Of
Ser-e rFu soue places doing considerable damage 70 corn
and bucaVleGt Oeatons along TIE Ane o. mo INC l@
.. sr- Do inch a. Gsr A. Bath iI S.eulcn county
f14 rerv .tfIe 1fGry 'most Of the pumpkin Wno5f'te
Cgek ostbeing st gIeel On me norng u
oe ffe above section FAR down slfens and ueHiJ
10 H. -y Dr.. blcswLoat and corn lad nearly al Sen
fs !rh relaIl te rrapes ehct Crooked Se4ces 40
otless the teEEaId season lTcFertng many 81 ip' "a
t 81. ron -rer.rl The sCfeslE influence " the Dig
t0l. 90 Lol ri has e1e- -tlcm for1t p y 49,
regions 81 .oOs iol or c--l supply y IfaiS '
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IEzA.rsI DEgAHTsssr. ovLor LieHI.Hog,s B ,9Al
BORT Uaroen's Nskce.
srArz o. NEw YoaK

STATE NEW-YoRK
WARDENs ONCE, No . william q,
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accordance WIN sec
49,, o., 40 ps,.sd Apr H. 1851 entitled Al Act % Re-
,,-. 81 Wf.ns Of the Port Of New fofk 20 A. PEI
"a. -.-.i n or having charge e. he subject i- rf ?, 80
tl4t tie to4o"tlE Teiss 80 A9E
=, ~ TIE Pea Wa.teus, ana stat ths iaii fVsTi -
b. completes within tea 1sg- neE s1-c7-inE .1'
us..c- 90 board sad v-ss-si rr-.t
s.fr- .rorla 600
al y Of
S.--r.ii8 James 100
axsia
sts- ~. Z 'ss'sss'ss's-
rH.... ..
s--t-a =
It Mao Poe. -, "a.
40. EryvlwAs Secretary.
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TTSUfNG TACKLE Of every variety for SALE by
JB CbOO So ~ fllto-.. DetFeel e'l aud Iea-' Ne"
loE
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fjorsrs, Carriages, 81

FAST TROTTER for SALE. one Of the be-.
~ Known in i, ry. Jto rlg who V py aE'.l lree need
blsle.s ). *. H.. Boz So. l5l, I.-si-e Once
TyOP S4IE.-A pair of lay Morgan HORSES,
II vel, 4.caed a. Mansion satl Twenty iols and sss
ta~-aya. From Vermont
EOR,SALE-A splendid coupe or express HORSE,
3 -s of4 BRIGHT lv hand. weight 1905 good ay.e
M - feet o. picture. Pnso Sl0J Address T. So Bon No.
C...3 Neu-folk Po.t Ohce
WANTED to BUY good saddle HORSE slita-
w she s Lsdys use AddIess l. b., Box 40 .9j Tribune
OG,e.
4 NY person having q good secondhand FAMILY
4 CARkIAGE IN GOOD rfle with tie necessary rr0-mufl
et win fnd purchaser By addressing d. BOA nc '- 4i-e
Of~e
|ARRIAGESl! CARRIAGES 500 tasty style
-, -. 81 an Bfo.Ivysy stores JOHN G. HAM
' " No. 10 r. EolrtA-s-, c.r htosdaey
V{TANTED-HORSES TO BOARD Tor the Winter
w Warm stable IN The best q care ADJ sss
TEL BQBlNs0& M..9 ' sTna.
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STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads.

New f,rsv etesuIbo-t Company
ALBANY BOAIS-iEOPLEs LlNE.-lhe Boats
n eth. re eve ~ ALBANY from foot o. f1usf. ty a
Ssv, sfcsr,edl ~ cck m. Tho ST. JOIN MyNpA17
NJ pNF sDAYs aa FRIDAYS S, ana tie DEAN NldA]AD On
TIrFgDAVs THURSDAYS I'D SATURDAYS
For aeshi pstsage Sc. apply a. hc Office 90 de Whsf
EOR ORIENT, Grccnport, sag Harbor and New
i sofokTb- end 81 sldd steiner ARD ~ tk
Pier No. e. Fust River too pi
Msset st. every WEDNESDAY sn1 SATyf DAY o. T. O. ho
VIM !. s. TUIu'Ll Agent
EOR NEW-BAVEy. HARTFORD, WHITE
il MOUNTAINS 90 LAKE MEMpa REMAGOG - sts2farfi
Iesve fr ~, iserr' sa ia % connecting ~.i la' a-
F,OR NEYBVRGII POJGsIKEEPSIE and RON
rOj.l drrv rt4 d. r Irgtt tH1l-r. Cornwall NaI..
c8sh Milton Wrt rTk nd ts0lgl steamer JAS W Q tt.-
WIS en- N.rd.r. k-....ftsvs ali trt-f ihe mus ''t
MILL tuesday, I-. ys ll1 Sc, day. foi oo. o. li''
o.. r. D..
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TRAINs LEAYE NEW.YOaA.

r.Issr Station n Newton corner Twsutv 1sVsaa-s ana
FourthUa Luirsnss on rwsaty scrcntA's-
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CUPREME COCRT, City and County Of Now
- York-DANID SMITH II. Is. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
money demand -ontfa.. tCou the
hereby Cuel .rC lrt Rev,
required tie pl,iu in t.s action stamp
which be- filed the 0tac Of TIE tarA Cd this Cancelled
Court Cry hal ia the City Of New \ orkaud
Ccuny Nl ot snd o. copy a your answer 20 the sed
coup Number loo Broadway the City q
NcYork within twenty days aeI Ae siyce ts sunlmcnsoh
you exclusive he day Of such service aud fa
'sail compliant within toe Eoeslid, tie puud
judgment aa you for tle Of One thousand One
Hundred Tlys1 Dollars ard Fy. Gents, " h interest
q January thousand eight hundred and sHtyH,
he1de the coats offts i1u-Datrc August Z8, 1866
g.. a.. T. u. u. PELION. Plaintiffs Attorney.
this zion duly q cd u O. office TIE eTk
Of he County Ct Nt OH September 1896
e. r. a a. B. FELTON,. Plaintiff Attorneys
Sepf24 lrvcrM
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Ccparinersbip Noiitcs.

TIyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the uuders sued under tie frm'of BENZ FlhL ~.
dis l,v Owed bv mutual consent Gsftiue llte 5j aus
b-sigss yll be- settled and continued by DANIEL fIkE
ESTABLISHED 1905
BFNJ PIKg son. continue the cid est'ths. "a ope -
Mathematical ln,truu and uauue cry 81 No3I bI'a"!i
srseful patronage bestowed Tor 20 many ycrs
NJ. WALL+r..{
NEW YORK Ott0btr Z. latt
THE undersigned have tins day formed COFAkI-
NFaSliP tr4u.sctiol o. the SLOOh bhO-AnASN
BUSINESS under the OF A. d. Williams 1o,,,,,-
~ J.P. WILLIAMS.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Traius leave foot o
IN Cosrr3.s' ior PurIADsi % aud 20 70 s
sal n p ~ ior BAtrN0RR End WAsHiN0TOS aud ~
{. y suf 70 FOL iini.
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NEwYoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

l96 SUMNER ARKASGEMENL 1867
CONTRACTING JULY O. 100
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cI-pRrME COUNT. County Of New.York. AR.

CITEINN IOIKT. IOOntN OF NtW-lUTh NV
- CUIDAbiIA 81 HALEY, Pauad
against WILLIAM .. HALEN. le ant - cou.
Summons Relief Com rot served - ~ = Int Rev stamp
10 fle above Defendant lou hereby cancelled
fuumoied. and required TO answer the ''''''.' 80
COMPLAINT IN which Cd M e once Of the 1fs o.
ths Civ rLd County q NeYogk at he City H IN sid City, on
The 2d day Sep eubrr 1862 20 cory OF
tie complaint Gle substera lis cfe No s Broadway
Nevl ora Civ jsy q che Of i.s luminous
o YOU 81 uys o t lay service; and t %
tie said, comps william the time aforesaid, % psutn IA tins
ocou vii apply the Cou fr the relief demanded IN tie com
pant-Ds.ed September %, ldts
{. NJ. NORTURVF. FsrfG Attorney.
S2t law 6v 81 No. l9l Broadway. Ncw-lork
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Fall arrangement.
n October is66-Leafes James clip n y a. or Green
stations. Tor Sy1sse waysaonsi 80
Eruftss Train for,0resnPo +oT Syo'sct snd way sta
q Norf fsiiu
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OOCHRANE's GLASS INS[STAND lANUFACIO-
EY DE il Fifs ot C- Pressed md
Tiu GLASS ISKSI.NUs. FAPtA ~ - tiIs, St0N6E CUPS.
o. Ebony Wa4lt LIBRARY IAhSIANps. (oHrsnes n!
Ausr. Il-ruree lNhS IS utErv brlpa- te' INNS ANpS
II o-s. r-alil. taI. pee' lll >rlel, sriY sell9J
DOUGLASS
I)PATEST ECONOMIC GAS GENERATO
Tor SOLE So IS WILLIAM a., sasrmerf.
nOUGLASs
- PATENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BLACKlNO
CASE Jog Solo. H.. IS NiL-fA">4.. tfs.a~l'.
GUEBLAIN, ,en,,-,,,,
PARIS. No. ID Rae de d Il'-, fAhlS.
MANHATTAN OIL CONIAN1.
vi 40. 70 HfostWfy, \. 4.
SOLE HANUFACftRE4e OF
H. sOE'S STERN Oil and EXTRA LARD OIL
Foo k1iaoaos Sieina1ipa. and Fac-orea
CVPERIOR FIRE BLACKSTONE LININGS.
y uhtiN PIPE and TLr common md vel bElCk aid tt-
CLAWS e SALE Olrf cs.s elase us 20 manufacture ana shp
e1 k.ds 0f vessels direct Gag beds cheap tan
ruv rf.ar concern us country. Apply % Ness LIftI
DAVIS. Las' -ayszf so. Nfl erA; or dle-ty 10
tHGS-N 49,. R.IUEN~ g. Co., Woodbridge. N J
CTCAHIS SYRUP.-Extn SYRUP OF superior
- o. y barre ioI sale 81. e s4ire OF -e refinery So 100
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COMPANY

WI Foot o. Bsfesvs'-Oa and saer July 60 Mo1g mai tni
NJ hkeilsioWu in'erei'e st 90 vii iesve a. $50
es,s EIpress stations west Of Moasn a. $40 p H. Dover
: SCHOCH. A..Ists, SupeH. tsnd,n,.
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Driniirq'

NHAS. c. SHELLEY, ~. e. Blrclay-st,
~ SIZE ~ job PRISTER.-Cl.L Cr'ITs. Blhead' Posters
Catalogues. &c. AZ tl- ..'Fr.. cash rl..s.
CYLINDER pRTSSWp3K don. br tie .'id'.
WIN. FVERDELLs SONS. No. lof fultonst.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LAsAL, MANUFACTURE
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.,yJIyT-STFElIBOATs q. ViBBARD and

nAYIINL.-SIEANUOA I. NIbBAED and
UnANEL DREW vii leave pc'br, ''e-'t DAILY o. -
"a Toy'ou-L.st o. a. for Albany Odd Troy landing AZ
fl,T, Cl-ns Point New bHrel Pouc k'e H.
tJd Cadl tad HlcsJn hlbtdraIg't 90 mboat VIII on
.i A. tsr tsT a~ucer. arG baggage 10 Toy, making close
v, tte SeyI Central Railroad 80 .ieisA horses
A. esrraesf received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
BALTIMORE MARKErs. APRIL l6.

Virginia registered bonds brought I advance
| $4,000 were taken at AZ. For North Carolinas 81
were offered, 81 asked; for Yirginias Ct bid, IS
asked, and for Missours 724 bid.
CoFFEE.-Rio IS to Gle; Laguayra 2O3 to 22c.
| Java 274 to 2S-all gold
FLoUR.-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra
IS 5Oa9 -; Shipping Extra 50 25a95O Retailing IN
ira 50 75alO; Family, $40 50al3 Ohio Super, - 25a
S75 SHINING Ex 50 25a9 90; Retailing Extra, 80 OF
9 10; Family s12al2 so; City Mills Standard Super
| IS 5Oa9 -; Shipping brands Extra 81 75al2; Bal
timore Family, $40 90; Baltimore High grade Extra
Rue Fgour.-s4 25a4.5O. Old Mixed So 6Oaa 10.
Corn Meol.-sS 80. 100
corn Mixed, 6sa7O cts. 4; White, so to 50 cts;
Yellow 20 10 81 cts.
! Oats-5S to 60 cts, weight
MoLAsSEs.-New crop clayed Cuba, 40 to 43c.
| Cuba MuscOvadO, 40 to &c.; New English Island
As to Zoe APorto Rico 40 to 75c. for old and new.
PROvIsiONs.-B GcOn.-Shoulders l25 to l2& cts.
Sides. l5s to l5l cts; Plain Hams 20 cts.
Sugar cured 2la22 cents, for uncovered; can
vassed, 23c.
BrIE Meqf.-Shoulders II la1l4 cts. Sides IA to
Ecrd.--western 1871 to 2O4 cts. Butchers and
4 City 1871 to 2l4 cts.
Pork.-S26 to SGT for Mess.
SALT.-Ground Alum 81 So to 81 90; Worthington''
Fine - 10 10 OTulldIN llc 70 w W 10 ~
| Turks Island 60 cts per bushel.
SEEDs.-Clover So 52to 10; Flaxseed 81 5Oa2 81
| Timothy 50 50a4
SUGAEs.-Cuba and F. l.. fair to good refining
$40 37balO 628 Cuba and Z. l. grocery $40 5Oal3 %
Cuba aud f. L prime to choice grocery SO 6OalS %
Porto Rico fair to good grocery $40 75all 80; Porto
| Rico prime to choice grocery SO 50a13 80.
WHIsKEY.-Western 81 % to 81 20, and City
. % to - 26; country 3 243 Pennsylvania ).
"a; Ohio 90 253.
REMARKs.-Coflee firm. Flour quiet but firm fol
all grades. wheat-choice white is now fancy
article, being very scarce, and would bring a still
further advance; no arrivals of wheat to-day. Mo-
lasses-no transactions. PrOvisiOns-prices well
maintained for all descriptions, with moderate en-
Quiry. Salt in fair demand for jObbing purposes,
Seeds-clover inactive and dull. Sugars-grocery
kinds in moderate demand, but steady. Whiskey-
no enquiry for large lots in consequence of the un
certainty attending the action of Congress on the
tax bill; market quite heavy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
TELEGRAPEIIC NEWS.
Proceedings Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, April IT,
SESATE.-The motion to reconsider the vote on
the admission of Colorado up, but no vote was
reached. Mr.. Sumner opposed the motion for the
same reasons he had presented originally, namely,
the insufficient population and the fact of the Con-
stitution containing the word white" The bill for
the relief of certain naval contractors was discussed
HorsE-The House was engaged in the discus
sion of the bill for the increase of the regular army
The section retaining ten regiments of Veteran Re-
serves was passed. \ motion to repeal the act au-
thorizing negro regiments was lost The pending
amendment is one making no discrimination among
the officers on account ofcolOr.
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FOR RENT.

DOWHATAN HOUSE, II
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. i;i
This we'll known Hotel and Boarding House, e7"
situated near the Capitol Square and City Hall,
aud in the central part Of the city is for rent lease
from she first Of April next the term Of the present
tenant then expiring.
Is useless to describe the ad vanages Of this we'll
known establishments, which has been largely patron
lied for the last
FIFTY YEARS.
Il has dvantages rarely to be found in such establish
mens with its central situation and extensive patron
age and in the charge Of enterprsng landlord with
moderate means, certain would be the result
from the enterprise.
For further particulars apply TO
P JOHNSTON, SR.,
fsbl7-Stawtf Executor Of ]. McHildOe.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.

GALE OF VALUABLE TAVERN PRO ID
~ PERTY.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Cir IiH
cult Court for the county Of Brunswick in suit az<h
Jones vs. Nicholson, will sell at public auction,
at Brunswick Court House, on MONDAY, the sd April
1866 Court day., the LAWRENCEyILLE HOTEL, Ohces,
Land, &c., thereto attached.
TERMs.-one and two years credit, with interest
from day OF sale, except enough in cash to pay the
costs OF suit and expenses of sale. Bonds, with APP
proved security, will be required for the credit sale,
and the title retained until the purchase money paid
CHAS. TURNBULL,
Sheriff of Brunswick county.
GEORGE CLAIBORNE, Auetioneer. apl7-d2tetd
MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Thes 80
IL subscriber will sell publicly, on the lUTH <y9
DAY OF MAY next, privately before that date -
his Farm, containing
321 ACRES OF LAND,
Situated in Botetourt county, Virginia one mile from
Springs eight miles from the Virginia Central railroad
and within one and ahalf miles of the James River and
Kanawha canal. This Farm adjoins the lands Of John
Poague, DR.. William Walkup, Lewis Circle, George
Stafford and Others and within one or two miles Of
Presbyterian and Methodist Church. The location Is
very healthy, and in an excellent neighborhood
THE DWELLING HOUSE,
Plain but comfortable containing four and attic
besides Kitchen, Granary Stable and other out houses
There il also a fine
APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
On the place. The Land is well timbered and watered
and peculiarly adapted to the growth OF Tobacco Corn
Wheat, Oats, &c. The upland has been pronounced
very superior In location and soil fora Vineyard There
Is also iron and limestone said to be hrst-rate
quality. 80 us of the land Is under cutiya-
ton, and fencing in good order
There will be always some one on the premises 10
show the land. Further information given by address
ing at Locust Bottom Post Office Botetour county
Virginia. will also offer for sale, az the same time
and place. 800 bushels Of CORN and 400 bushels Of
OATS. Immediate possession will be given to the pur-
chaser, as | wish to go to West Virginia
Terms made known on day Of sale.
mhl2-etM DANIEL CIRCLE. d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
l. VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS AT RETAIL!i,

DRY GOODS AT RETAIL,,,
l receiving by every steamer, and by Express,
large additions to my stock of Goods, which is NOW
COMPLETE, comprising every article to be found in a
FIRST CLASS RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT,
All selected by SAMUEL NJ PRICE, who has been long
familiar with the trade Of Virginia and with tho wants
of its citizens.
In the GREAT VARIETY on hand will be found
Rich American and French Prints, all at the lowest
prices.
Beautiful Printed Brillantes, Jaconets, Lawns and
Organizes. 81
New style Printed English Bareges Mozambiques and
Grenadines.
Rich Checked Mohair de Paris.
Elegant Printed Hernans, the most beautiful goods
The most choice and beautiful assortment of small
checked French Silks.
Superb Black and Plain Colored Silks ODD,
Elegant Silk Nantes OF newest Paris mode.
Low priced Shawls and Cloth Sacques for Spring.
Cambria and Linen Embroideries in every variety.
Real Thread Laces, Handkerchief Collars &C., &c.
White Goods and Linens, good assortment.
Plaid and Checked Swiss and Shirred Muslins, new
and choice articles.
Alexandre's, Jsuvin's and Cheilly's Paris Kid
Gloves.
Alexandres silk Gloves, black and colored.
Misses and Ladies' Thread Gloves, in every variety
Particular attention is invited to my stock of
MOURNING GOODS, suehas ... ..-
English Bareges .... IT,.
Grenadine Bareges -.f. E..'- g..
Real Hernanis
Grape de Paris, Tamartines and Plain Bareges
Black and White Lawns and Giughams
The stock of GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
isc omplete, such as
Summer Cassmeres
Cashmerets, Cottonades and Linen Drillngs
We ask special attention to our real FRENCH COR
SETS and the NEW PARIS BOULEVARD SKIRT, the
latest and most perfect article for comfort and ele
gance. .....
NEW GOODS receiving every week, by which our
stock will be always supplied with the latest goods of
the season. JOHN G.. MILLER,
Corner of Ninth and Main streets.
Salesmen--WM. H. GORDON and JOHN TEMPLE,
late of Samuel NJ Price Co.; WIN. J. ARMSTRONG
and C. B. WING0, late with Samuel NJ. Price Co. ;
(all of Richmond, Va) mh20-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

Our VEGETABLE MARKEr.-lt would yex Us a lit
tie to read Of the green corn and ripe strawberries
upon which the people Of Savannah are now least
ing. if we did not remember that to people living
farther Northward the asparagus, lettuce, radishes
&c, now found in quantities in our markets, would
be az great a treat as the strawberries and corn
Monld be 10 Us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
More Fenian Arrests.

TORONTO, April 17.-Another Fenian arrest was
made yesterday-a man named Welsh Hewas sent
forward for trial. The examination of Fenian pri-
soners began to-day. 1t is thought the probable re-
suit will be the commta of all of them for trial at
the next assizes.
Mrs. jefferson Davis is in Montreal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

THIRTEEN DoLLARs-At William Ira Smiths
store lI2 Main street. the passerby can now see ex-
hbted for sale suit Of gray, all wool for thirteen
dollars This is price less than you have to pay to
any tailor here for making suit, even when you
furnish the material The suit we speak of is very
handsome and very popular. So 90 to William Ira
Smiths store and see il we are not right.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
NORTHERN MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16-Noon.-FlOur is firm.
Super Sc 25a7 Extras 81 25aS %. Wheat is quiet
and unchanged. Corn is quiet Yellow 7oaoOc.
Coffee is quiet. Rio 20a209c in gold. Sugar and
Molasses unchanged. Whiskey steady; Pennsylva-
mia - 25a2 %; Ohio 81 %
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, April l6.-Beei
Cattle lc higher sales S0O head at IL to lSc' as per
quality. Sales 1000 Sheep at Ease per Id. gross
Cows have advanced; sales at S45a9O for Springers
Hogs unchanged; LOO head sold at Sl3al4 90 per
100 lbs. net.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

BUMGARDSER.-This is good old name. It
smaeks Of good whiskey. This brand Of liquor Is
famous for its flavor and its purity, and who so de
siren 70 get good article, now that so much poi
soned stuff is being circulated at twenty-five cents
dose can find it att. E. IiPscomb Co. 5 on Frank
lin street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
General Meade.

PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-General Meade and
staff left here for Eastport, Maine to-day. His mis-
sion supposed to be in connection with the Fenan
movement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
New York Market.

New YORK, April 17.-Cotton has a declining
tendency; sales of LOO bales at &C. Flour active,
and lOa25c better; Southern irmer at 50 5Oal5 10.
Wheat has advanced 3a6c. Corn has an advancing
tendency. Pork heavy. Lard quiet. Whskey
dull at 81 26a2 81 Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Ma
val Stores quiet. Freights declining. Gold 1853.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

LEFr.-Colonel McEntee late Provost Judge Of
this city, left yesterayOn the Fredericksburg train
for New York city where he will go into business.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

WILMINGTON MARKET, APRIL 14.-6 P. NJ.
TURPENT1NE.-sS for yellow dip, per $50 lbs new
virgin So %; hard 81 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-523c.
RoSIN.-No. l. SO per barrel; Opaque, So.
TAR.-Sl 80 per Dbl