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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A Portsmouth Clergyman shot--Nemoval
ofthe Post Burial Ground--Thc schoon-
err Lynchburg.
RrREss MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MoNRor, Jan IL, 1864
Rev. WIN. c. Blouni. pastor Of the Dinwlddlo Metho
dist Episcopal church In Portsmouth, yesterday shot,
aud II Is supposed viii die OF the wound. The hall en-
tered the right breast penetrated the lung and came out
the back. Suspicion attaches to a negro boy named
John Elicit, who has disappeared aud Is bcinx pur.ucd
bJ the police No jusnable motive BE- given Cor The
asdu. Tho hope Is the assassin will be speedily over
taken and Drought 10 swift justice.
THE POST BURIAL GRoUSp
An cot Is about 10 DO 10 obtain the proper pcr-
ssion TO break up the post burial ground and removi
the remains OF those buried there tho large and
modious cemetery attached To the Hampton Hospital.
The present burial place exposed to the action o. the
sea In a manner frequently Jcopardizng the washing
away not only OF head and foot boards but tho bodies
themselves Is very old burial ground aud hundreds
arc buried there. r4
THE WRECKED SCHOONER LYyCHBuRg.
Tho United States revenue enter Kankakee, Captain
Sicer left day in searh Of the reported wrecked
schooner Iynchblrg. She Is reported disabled and
beachcd about thirty miles above tho capes As mail
this there are no indlcat ons Of the Kaukakce.
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CoYFEF.-The market was steady but Quiet We heard
OF no further sales OF cargoes moderate obbng trade
FREIeHrs rather easier but offerings especially Of
cotton, were freer The engag sments TO Liverpool
1000 bales cotton nearly all at 7l6d but including small
lots uncompressed at I'D, and some sca Island, rs
also 80 bales wool at sd 600 bbs rosn at IT, Cd, 90
30 900 bushels at aNd per SO lbs, and Cd per GO
lbs. To London 100 tong oil cake IN bags at los. To
Bristol 500 bass clover seed at 20s per ton The char
Ss 3D. and brig to CadIz slaves al $2S for light and
one to Genoa, petroleum, on private terms
Hors were more active Il anything. Prices were firm.
q 65c., as to quality.
MoL.ssEs. The market was steady, with moderate
from Csc. Soc, and so bbs crop New Orleans at
81 81 25 Also 80 hhds. Cuba muscovado at &c., and
PsovlnoSs Receipts 100 bbis PORK, IS do Of beef,
2lS packages cut meats $40 do and 81 packages lard
The pork market was hat irregular and prices
lar, and old mess closed at 500 75 regular The sales
were about 900 bbls at $50 rs $50 SIX for mess
sss S2 a $50 for old mss, s2s for prime and and
bbls new mess, deliverable up to March incIu-
sve sellers option and buyers option at $50 $50 IS
Ss mostly ns~ q for sn ws' ps ss
and $21 $2A so for new extra. Small lots old mess
zoo Ss %s 1se
Bacon was unchanged. We note sales OF 40 boxes
short ribbed for February delivery sellers option, at
ages at lie. 100. for shoulders and 10 a IKE
for hams. The demand for lard was moderate,
but prices showed no special variation. The saIcs
were 4oo bbls for present delivery at lshc 1876,
sellers option, at 1870. 1s,Ec, the outside price
extreme for email lois choice kettle rendered Butter
was nomlnaly unchanged A moderate business was
done At 100 $50 for WESTERN and 2sc ssc for stale
were made At lac a fsc, as to quality. tx ", n.
PETROLEUM, The market WAS dull and prices were
dropping The sales were confined 70 about Se0o bbis
mainly at 8lxc sc. for Grade. and 5ec. SIC FOR
hnod In bond Refined FREQ was dull and nopins Of Toe
= 76c -. Il, - -. - .e..t.. h. -.s.~-
Rics-The marle was without material Change. We
note sale OF 140o bushels paddy on privase terms
Ransoou was jobbng at okc. lo aud carolina al 19c
13c. ~ 7. ,....s IS ~ =
SruAR.-Ihc markc. continued steady The sales were
los hhds Cuba ut l2c. 13c. $50 boxes Havana at To-.
l6c., and 30 hhds Demerara at l5Ic. also 534 boxes
Havana on private terms Refined steady. 49,.
TsILow-The market continued heavy. The sales
wore 10 fair extent comprising 40 900 lbs At 12kc
!S4c. le
TobAco--The market quiet but priccs were nomt-
naly unaltered We note sales Of et hhds kentucky
&C. &c, and 20 cases seed leaf at 12Lc. q n 81
WnsKgY.--Receipts 36S bbls No special chpuSe was
noticeable. Prices were firm, but the demand very
moderate. Small sales wcro made ut 81 20 |. % FOR
Western. .
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TONS Other qualities were without special change
The demand was very limited, and we have only to
notice sales OF 10, 900 bushels No. Milwaukee, at
81 78k o 81 so. The corn market quiet. Prime
grades held ut previous prices while inferior and
common parcels offered literally ut decline OF To-
The sales embraced 40 600 bushels, SEC SAC. for
unsound 65c 89zc for sound mixed Western, 81 for
white Southern and 88c nc. for new yellow do
The transactions In oats again only to limited ex
tent and prices further declined &c. per bushe
all qualities The principal sales at SIC 6sc. for
unsound Western, 68c for sound do, Soc for Canada
SIC $50 for State and sc &c. for Jersey and Penn
sylvania Rye dull, but unchanged. Malt was in
active sale Of 600 bushels nude at 81 49, Barley
was dull and nominal.
all grades except middling, were tending in buyers
favor under liberal offerings. Holders were pretty
anxious to realize, and the market closed somewhat
heavy The sales comprised about 5000 bales, mainly ut
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From Montreal, including
Rouee,s Point and ST. AL

Total. Sill 993 SIS $12,94S l52
This large increase, IL will be observed, Is wnoiiy IN
the American trade that by tho having fallen on
1t has been made up largely Of shipments OF lumber,
cattle other descriptions of produce enumerated in
the Reciprocity treaty, for which produce tho demand OF
the United States was greatly influenced by the same
exceptional state Of things which, already noted,
caused the great expectation Of foreign goods brought
hither for Canadian consumption. Whether the treaty
will or will not be renewed is still matter OF uncer-
tanty though recent indcat make IL than
improbable that will be- and should after the
end OF the term for which II originally negotiated
we have still to how far the effects OF the change may
be Injurious interest. That II will BIO injurious Is
undoubtedly the general and reasonable opinion Of the
best informed persons; but without being at oil dis
posed undervalue Of the wsest acts OF states
Inanship ever negotiated by any two governments,
need not forget that the world is wide and full Of
for the produce Of industry, and that
even our nc!ghbors have during the last ten years
taken very largely Of materials II has been be-
cause they wanted to buy them just as much as we
wanted to sell them There can be no trade without
mutually; and II we do not find tho market To which
we have been accustomed at DOORS we shall
merely have TO exert energies In another direction,
and offer woods, breadstuns &C., csewher, until
the Americans shall how much they lose by destroy
ing commerce whore they have enjoyed full half
share OF profit
The London Times publishes LIST OF all the joint stock
companies which organized In the United Kingdom
during the year 1865 The total number is two hundred
and eighty seven, embracing nominal capital OF f106
995 600 about i've hundred and eighteen millions of
dollars The new companies are divided among the va
ri Nm MI 10 osf foil
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, jan 80 r. M
AsHEs-Receipts 4packages. The market was with
out particular change.
BREADsrUrFs, -Recepts 4.O92 bills hour, 1877 bags
corn meal 2fos bushels wheat $500 d. corn, 1875
do oats, $50 do. barley. and 1872 do. malt moderate
demand prevailed for State and Western ur but prices
ruled irregular and the market closed minally &c
loe in buyers favor for I'll brands linl INGs on the
inferior 10 medium qualities Of soune saors were
500 bbls at revised quotations. annexed Southern
Hour was declining. The sales however, we're some
what larger than yesterday, and comprised 700 bbls
Canadian -four was nominlly &C. lower, under some-
what limited demand Tho sales were confined 10 about
200 bbA Rye -four was without particular change We
note sales OF 100 bbls at quotations. Corn meal
continued dull. but nrices steadx We anate.=
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Tn. View con.t
Hssirros CcLtrar Os gRy ,fol
CfINvux. n " Ian rs Isfs

=. Cusrox, N, ", Jan. rs, 1893
70 rHr rrnoR or rHf cEgA NQksns HksALp:--
The comet discovered BY " Turtle. at washin.
90 the sth inst, was ohservcd here intt night !,
dim, glcbulsr object. apparently without nscisis
Two oDseryaiiops kindly communicated Ivy the Vast
ton observer and the one made here have comp
elements which show that the como, Already 4 mo-
RAPIDLY from the eayth, and Tint n pased - the OH
" pcribclion II Is nov In the constelis ~ Of
ard rpcr WV h. lost sir,t OF sesin probablv fcr
sands ~ years since ~ orbit is uess psrsbsiid NJ
very respectfully, .t..... q " y. fkT.R
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Prnpucrrov ov Corros " Tsssrss8.-we Judge
what We have heard that one ~ the largest co'tDD
dleipg State, In the Union this yssr viii ne Ten ne
In the first pac N. native Industry n that state
ard coiov>d y 10 better corditinn thar that n !
Other rstes for Tho resnmpsiop ~ srttify Ia
nett place. there has s'fesdy been 's'xer N"rl
em grlt'on ~ Tennessee than ", snyf o
-orfbsrn snte, and The rrnsYe Is arr pa
will bs greatly iiRcseAs~d within the n~rt q
ncnths, sos<ssssE cth a. WORKERS and capaseiisie
sh.sf pnrroes al trsofs thtriseiyc> % The ctsa,o
cstsnn asA pseypfs'ivhs have shssd. vsen rnsa =
troducs thr raising W cotun upen lsrxe sealrsin
Of wheH ard cstt'e Thrre srr ffrse sicn n r.e Z
rri . nd s~ssern yssf cf the s'sts ~t~~ cetor car
RAISED ~ Erc~s advantage aud Ne rec no res@on vsv
IouruoI. jan m.
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Sales OF R~ni Estate.

lot west side Of 7th av Is feet north of 5lth 81,
lot northwest corner of 81 av. and 10Th st . .
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Grsnc HAuocss ksrArs- TIE ssa,s o. the
undev the cksr9s a. vvnisrn Hotses Hsficcs ths o.,
son Of the dct~arsd. - r'm,ai>fsrri and tbs h
required aDogt one hundred snd afr dnials la Sr
cbas v HosrAs.s ~, Esqs the hsterof whSn VII
locally 10 oaargs Of nSsusru and~s the sdsnip,sIr,
Mr.. llaliock leaves larxe propcry, the ~vsras of
ssstk okureH wfn fernsan, ~ ssfesosbr.s fy~e 10
society that .v~cssbir there. sbd>f The tr dictiot
the fssa.ly. --NsU Asrsn Rsss.ss. yaa Ia rstrl
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Tho following table shows the quantity Of aour and
grain In sore at Chicago on the 9th inst compared with
tho amount at the corresponding limo Ass ycar-
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The Tes has the following remarks in relation to the

Total. 1892 esq, 1856 900
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rooms at III Cen,re street at Ten O'Clock Tho same n0b
All these scts are 10 be taken into consideration These
razors and this dagger were taken from the room Of
seem TIA. Be- iosi them rom the roS S ves "or ns
That ,,s when they len the Hc:s, DC cass he went
or half pas nine, when be returned T. the Hotel A.
Cuba II s coDtended BY counsel ior the dcfenee that
rel CIR pa Gonzass Good siht when they epae OUT
the latter But Gonzales aud Pelcer src seen together
At ten O'Clock that same night a. the house. IN Centre
the possession q The we're no. s %ssos.
and yet counsel for tbs defcnce CONTENDS thai
Oero gaze them 70 Gonzales for saie keeping IN
they woaEd have been useless without The eniors
o. 0ero The Jury vood say " the in die
Jail came from Trustworthy source and act aeordnsv
al alike and ifthe lnry were satisfied that be rd %
mitscd shs MURDER the fart that he Is stranger her.
should l. not have weight % rsnssrn! ysrd.st They
reasonable d0ubt. "a ~ tiiN ff .flfI'H =
AS snarsrrsss TIRE. O'Clock the jury retired TO con-
The jury rsared a quarter past shre. clock xb.,
the Cour or1sred fecsss Of hall On hour Tho tecta
tou, whc bad rcnsd 90 The speeches ccapssl
isss 81 dc respite q fe and s e soar mn r ,ass -
enjoy the p1rer of the corridors shd oT lie
couvs Mouse The yrssner I'D nvs lsave he o~t foen
but was conducted 70 scat window on tho Ion
hand .de Of judges tsnch he vas pscsi IN posi-.
son shere he faced he ssscmbsre and 10 looked aotd
from from one par, Of ne room 70 s other ssd 70 s.cis.
spectator nmseff Willie he wus thus waiting for the
verscs the window 81 the court near where he Nt
Vas open; near this, divtDd BY Of ten fecf wss
huiidns an which v Ases' gymnasium; IN the !a,.
ter Place some person playing some very seiect |
nasis on plano, wrch sssrsrled re rrissnsrS si,sn
ton and seemed 10 anori him sons resta'lpn nom the
terrible ordeal through which he vas passing hs-
tened atteuvcy, aud seemed 70 dsr gard All else that
seeming % cs.eh the STRAITS q ,ne isve ar A. rarsl
when al Orsssaf we're 81 DEERE hrshsd y ssacs Ia,
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, ND.


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"A correspondent Of the Army and Navy Journal
gives the following incident of Gen. Scott, related
uuIIns conversation with the writer in April 1865.
morning 0so Wat's my aid saved my life the
cumstanees are follows: At the mouth of Streets
U1e eI, Tnlcn empues into the Niagara river, i'm
Dedately adJaeent to the battlefield of July stood
house occupied by Mrs. Street AS there were
no males belonging to her family she had applied to
winch was perfectly respected and she made money
by selling milk and different articles to the American
l accepted the invitation. | had just prepared my
hrst cup OF coffee, and about to raise it to nv
mouth when l experienced the truth of the proverb
there is many q slip 'twiXt the cup and the lip'
My aid. George Watts. perspiring very freely had
risen from the table and stepped across the room to
another table, near the window to get his pocket
which he had previously placed there My cooked
hat lay upOn the same table, and lost it in conse-
quence. Looking out of the window, he turned to
me and said quietly bat significantly In three min
utes the house will be surrounded with Indiansp
cleared the piazza and steps with bound, and
like man for tho bridge which communicated
with our own side of the stream Thus George Watts
by his promptness saved my life for the whole thing
had been arranged by Mrs Street. with the intention
of numbering and scaping me. She had given tho
signal by waving something from the house as soon
as we had sat down to breakfast.
The same night, inter my victory at Chippewa.
made Mrs. Streets house our hospital and its rooms
be pitched, were filed with our wounded. When l
visited the house L found the treacherous woman
ana her daughter, very pretty person, engaged in
attending to the wants of the wounded British Off
GERS in tho second story saw the latter carrying
she was engaged to be married. As She had been
moving through the rooms filled with blood from
injuries and amputatiOns. her dress completely
drenched to the knee. Both mother and daughter
attempt to make them do So for they were women,
and, as such, could not feel vengeance. although
they had attempted to compass my death. As said
before, upon this occasion owed my life to Lieut..
Watts
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To MAKE SUPERPHosPHATE.-A correspond
ent of Irish Farmers Gazette wants to learn
''the best method of making superphosphate,
with proportion of bones and acid" The
editor givesthe following directions: "Saturate
the bones with as much warm water as they
will absorb, without running off; open the
heap as if for making mortar; pour in the
sulphuric acid, in the proportion OF one-half
cwt. to one cwt. Of dry bones, and mix the
whole well up; make into heap, and cover
well with fine, dry earth, turf mould, ashes or
sawdust; leave it to digest for week or ten
days, and then mix some of the above drying
stutts to absorb the superhuous moisture and
render it of easy distribution"
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TAKE CARE OF THE CHIcKENs.-It is q
common thing for farmers to complain that
they get but little benefit from their chickens,
while on many accounts they are positive
nuisance. The truth is, any sort of domestic
animals will prove a source of embarrassment
unless they are properly taken care of.
Chickens need shelter, clean quarters, lime,
gravel, chopped feed, (meat, grain and vege-
tables, and water, all regularly fed to make
them thrive. If so treated they will delight
your ears all winter long with the music of a
significant cackle and your palate with saYory
eggs.-WiS. Farmer.
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Hollow HoRN.--A remedy, says the RssrqI
Ne1o Yorker, for the cure of the hollow horn,
or horn all in cattle, is to dissolve a table
spoonful Of copperas in warm water, and mix
it with the creatures mess, if it is not past
dose will seldom need to be given more than
once. 1t has been our remedy for many
years, in large dairy.
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PoPULARIzING SHEEP.-A New Hampshire
farmer has discovered that his orchard in
which his sheep were pastured was free from
borerS and other noxious insects, and very
thrifty, while an adjoining orchard, in which
no sheep were allowed, was neither thrifty nor
exempt from these borers and insects. He
thinks the presence and odor of the sheep
drive off the insects.
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GREEN CROP TO PLOUGH UNDER.--A gentle
man asked the New York Farmers Club-"Is
buckwheat a profitable crop to plough under
for renovating the soil, when grass is bound
out and the heritage yield small?'
W. S. Carpenter thought peas were better
to plough under, as a green crop, than buck
wheat. Some Of the members suggested red
clover; but the majority thought crop of
peas would afford much more fertilizing matter
than crop of clover; and more than this,
two crops Of peas may be grown in one year,
while only one crop Of clover can be raised in
two years.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
SIIESiEa.s SALE

SsEESiFE'S SALE.
u NDER and b. virtue of a writ OF teri G.ciGs,
on decree issued out of the Circuit Court of Balt-
more, at the suit Of George Jackson against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenenents Of James
Jackson and John Foley, have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, interest and estate
Of said Jackson and Foley Of either of them, in
and to all that LOT OF GROUND with the i'm
provements thereon, situate in Baltimore city, and
described as follows viz: Beginning for the same
the north side of Barnes street, at the distance OF
two hundred and seventy feet eight inches east from
the northeast corner of Barnes and Bond streets,
and running thence eastwardly, bounding on Barnes
street twelve feet eight inches. with depth of fifty
eight feet to alley four feet wide. The improve
ments consist of TWO-STORY and BASEMENT
DWELLING HOUSE. designated as No. 30 Barnes
street.
And hereby give notice that 1 will sell, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Baltimore, on
MONDAY, the llth day of July 1866, at u O'Clock
NJ to the highest bidder, for cash. all the interest
of said jackson and Foley, of either OF them in
the above described property seized and sold under
VIM. THOMPSON, Sheriff
ADkEON II CO.,
al1
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The BoRER.-We are determined, says the
IHaiae Farmer, to persecute the borers till they
shall seek other quarters than our orchards.
We are trying novel experiment. We box
up the tree foot from the ground, and fill it
with shavings or sawdust. If they attack the
tree, it must be above the box, where they can
easily be Scent 1t is easily done, and we see
no reason why it will not be preventive.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.
zzss TO PETERSBURG DIRECT

sass TO PETERSBURG DIRECT,
-kSSssssge.ga.s4f- AND NO MENT OF
Until further notice the boats of this line win leave
SATURDAY only at o'clock ?. M. Freights re-
eelyed from Thursday morning until hour of sailing
Freight taken at usual low rates, carefully han
died aud promptly delivered.
n. B. This is the only line that does not reship
freight at City Point. j, s. BRADY. Agent.
ap23-u Is Smiths dock,
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CURE FOR HEAVY HoRsEs.-Mix equal parts
OF pulverized borax and saltpetre, and give
the diseased horse a tablespoonful day and
every other day a spoonful of sulphur. Give,
also half spoonful Of copperas twice week.
Continue this mode of treatment five or six
weeks, The worst cases of heaves may be-
cured in this way. The medicines may be
mixed.
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CLOTHING.
i NATIONAL AIR.
BY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.

THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL
Oh! say can you see by the mornings fair lisht
That MARBLE HALL stands as al yesterday
cleaning? . .,, l..
Where broad cloths and bright plaids, though shut
il at night.
Now from windows and doors are SO handsomely
streaming;
And vestings so fair,
Tell plainly to ali that SMITH BROTHERS are
Oh! say does our own famous MARBLE HALL
stand, 80, -,
Dispensing its blessings still over the land.
OH where are the men who SO vauntingly swore
That they'd make better clothes to our utter con-
fusion?
They are goae. and you never will hear of them
You have found that their boasting was utter delu-
sion.
They may toll on and slave
Till they sink in their grave
But their names from oblivion they never can save,
While MARBLE HALL famous forever shall stand
dispensing good Clothing all the land. je7-tf
N Southwest Corner a SH
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@tUBsIsFENGE OFFICE. u. =. a,
- NO. los W. LOMBARD STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June 22d, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will be re-
ceived at this office until Il NJ, THURSDAY, juno
2Slh. 1856, for furnishing the United States Subsst
ence Department. delivered at Baltimore, Md, with
POTATOES.
To be of this seasons crop.
To be in good, strong, July head-lined barrels, and
to be delivered in such quantities and at such times
as may be required from July 1st, 1865, to August
LIST, 1866.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, &C.. as
heretofore. For further details enquire of
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. & c. S. U. 5 A.
jC22-t2S Brevet Brig Gen. Vols