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C1Nc1NNArI, April 27.-Jas. Robinson
was not killed in the affray at Critten-
den, KY. as reported yesterday, but
dangerously wounded. John A1exan-
der Robinson and John Robinson, Jr.,
were also seriously hurt. The attack
ing party numbered Is men, formerly
g1erriIlas. No arrests have been made.
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BOSTON, April 27.-Messrs. Charles
Lane q Co. sold out their entire stock
-ofwool, about 800, 600 pounds, this fore
noon. Theauctioneer was ]. B. Osgood.
The attendance was large and the bid
ding spirited. The wool was sold at
prices ranging from 45 to 591zc. per
pound, in lots ranging from 5000 to 20,-
900 pounds. The wool was mainly of
first quality; Ohio fleece wool brought
the highest prices.
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4 PoRr1AHp. Me-, April 27.2The steam
boat New Brunswick arrived from East
port this morning with 200 Fenians:
On leaving for Boston several who had
gone ashore were left behind. At the
entrance of the harbor the Fenians.
who were spelling for a fight, mutinied,
drew their pistols on, the officers and
obliged the boat to put back. Some OF
the ringleaders were put ashore and sent
ON by rail and the boat proceeded at 9
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NEW YORK, April 27.-The CONNER
cial special says MIR. Smythe's nomina-
ton to the Collectorship has been re-
ferred to Governor Morgan who has not
vet reported to the Commerce Commit
tee, which will not have meeting till
Thursday.
A New York delegation is in WASH
ington urging Secretary Seward to take
action against crowding emigrant ships
which engenders pestilence and death.
Large numbers of idle freedmen aL
Newbern and on Roanoke Island have
been notified that they cannot have ra-
tions after May first, next.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.2The Cali
fornia State Telegraph Company to-day
served an Injunction on the q. s., Pa.
cific Telegraph Company to prevent
the latter from doing business between
certain points in California.
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e NEW YoRK, April q. ZDr. Bissin re-
ports that there have been no admis-
sfons of cholera patients to the hospi-
tai ship since the last report. There
have been three more deaths.
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P Fl, 4 ,LalEIk5et =.

PHILADELPHIA, April Ht.y
Cotton declining, sales at 3293Ic for mid
ding. Petroleum advanced &c sales Of 100
bbls crude at 2SI4924c; 5000 6bls refined In
bond at 8S3S9c and mes at 650y62c. Flour
sales OF western extra NJ 50 62s{@l0 50; prime
aud extra at SO san o., and supeFhne ut
81 506S 90, Wheat hrnn, sales 1000 bus conn
go Corn Arm, sales OF yellow At Sl9SSc-
Coffee dull. Sugar steady. Provisions adj
yanced. Mess Pork advanced 10 . g. Lard
Pennsylvania at s. 3f92 %. and Ohio at S22T.
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Steamhoats.
FOR CINCINNATI.

,.,.-j FOR CINCINNATI.
- The fine side-wheel steamer G. e.
I S1tAHILLMAS, Captain Sam. Mason,
isSSsERwill leave as above Saturday
the 2Stn inst, ut O'Clock, p. m. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
apr2S-2f BOOTH, BATTELLE&C Co, Agts.
Regular wheeling, Pittsburgh and
Portsmouth Packet.
The fIne steamer 'sREvENUH,'
Z Hex ACapt. Wash. Kerr will ply As a
Sz=szEre regular Packet between Ports
mouth and Pittsburgh. Leaves Portsmouth
every Monday at Il, 81. Leaves Pittsburgh
every Friday at II, N. Leaves Wheeling for
Portsmouth every Saturday morning att
o'clock. For freight or passage apply on
board orto BOOTH, BATrELLE&C CO.,
aprlS-lrn Agents.
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WASHINGTON, April 27.AThere seems
to be doubt that Mrs. JET. Davis has
obtained permission TO visit her hus-
band
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PoLLACK's
HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FoR-
y eign goods mostly OF direct Importation,
bought at very low rate for gOIdl
1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents ladies' and children's Wear.
1000 doz. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntlets
and mitts, consisting of kid, castor, Isle
colors. -Ig -
500 dog HandkerchieEs, new styles In silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 dog. Neck-ies, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 doz. Shirt BO6OmS, Superflne grades In
linen md mnrseilleS-
5000 Glace Paper Collars, OF GoldsmithFs,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
700 doz. j. q r. Coats and StuartS genuine
mnchine sewing eottOns.
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
80 Ms. Italian sewing silk In slzeins and on
Spools
50 doz Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
n full stock of pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
brushes, perfumery, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thlmbleS, needles, fms, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school Books,
states, hair nets, enbroideries, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons, full line of tahstas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braida, coat
bindings, rufiings, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest buttons,
French corsetS, fancy dress buttons, and a
large variety OF superior suspenderS, 70
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mrs AUGUSTUS PoLLACR.
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MlWnuIkee Markef.

Flour firm. Wheat, declining tendency at
&c for No. winter. Com steady at 4sc. Oats
841lc.
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NEW York, April 27.-Accountsf from
Trinidad to the 9th inst, brought by
the British brig Pioneer, state that
sugar was coming in quite freely. Mo-
lasses will be late. Tonnage was in
demand. All vessels in port was taken
up. Freight on sugar to New York is
671<c.; molasses S6@6,50 under deck;
81 so on deck for ITO gallons.
The Posts special says: a bill pro-
hibiting the landing of passengers from
emigrant ships which arrive here over
loaded is to be introduced in the House.
The Treasury department has been
informed that smuggling on the ca
madam frontier is practically at an end.
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IOMMERCfAI AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY .ISrELIIGEScER, I
NLr....... lie. :. ILL =. .-- = Z

DAILY H.
WHEELING. April Is, 80.
Trade quiet No change in quotations, ex-
cept on potatoes, which are abundant and
offered lower. Bacon has advanced in Gin
cinnan and Chicago, but not quotably higher
here. The nrmness and recent advance in
gold makes holders of goods hrm in their
views of present prices being maintained.
The telegraph of yesterday reports a heavy
advance of Coffee in Philadelphia. but wedo
not notice it was confirmed elsewhere.
FLoUR-Has again advanced, and in good
proved demand for common. We cnnnge
quotations: Extra SgI59l0Is; family Sll7z9
L: fancy brands, Sl21&al 10, o.. -,
gar cured tuncanHaS seCl, DC. = =. "a =,
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon Sides, 16c for ribbed;
lie for clear; mess pork $50 90 for new.
LARD-6ood supply; lSc in tierces; ac In
kegs for choice family.
SEEDS Sales about over; prices nominal
EGes-More offering at l5c in lots.
PorAToEs-Abundant, selling at s. IS per
'CHEEsE-stock of old very small, and held
firmly; 22c for choice Western Reserve.
BEANS-Fair demand; 81 6O@2 % for prime.
DRIED FRUrT-Activs demand; 26c for
peaches; l21l@l5c for new bright apples.
CARBON Om-Declined, and selling at 55c
LARD OII-Rehned extra No. /. at 81 50;
No. :, ut 81 40; lower grades not wanted.
CSC.
1916; choice. Porto Rico lie; hard refined lSc;
a. coffee l7c; b, do Ice; c, do l5c-
SYRUP-6O9I5c for low grade; 9Oc9sl Is for
good TO best brands; Porto Rico Inolasses
soDX-sc for American: lOc for English;
l2c in boxes. l
new mackCrel in half bblS, for No. 2. 50 20: No
g. IS IS for large Kits, $ 90 for No. l; 81 IS for
40: 2; Lake herring, half Dbl, 81 .; white tish,
NAIIss71z for 1Od and upwards; "a for s
BRooMs2s3 so for good common.
SALT-s2 80 from yard, for Ohio River 81 90
TOBACCO 75sSOc for dark los, rs and navy;
slOo9l 25 for bright rs and is 81 SSSl 80 for
fancy chewing brands; 9Og95c for bright los.
COTTON YARSS-I5c for SteubenHille; CSC
for Georgia and Eastern; Cotton Batting 100
s6ApGac for family; llo for German; lie
oANDIEs-Isc for city mould ta1low: sc for
star; 2Sc for hotel.
RicE-Carollna lie; Rangoon lO9llc.
woODEN WARE-2 hoop buckets So 70 per
dozen; NashboardS 81 so per dozen; tubs Sl2,
Sl3 so and SIS from Nos. /, 2, 8. -.-.
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chicago Market.

-. " ttf tE CHICAGO, April q.
Flour active and advanced l09f5e; sales at
s. SO99 IS for medium choice spring extra
Wheat active and unsettled, closing at about
5lc for No, ] and No, 2 Corn active and ad-
vanced 19lISc, sales at 5O1Sc TOR No. !, and
463SS4!e for No. Oats quiet at SO9ES9t11<zc.
Provisions buoyant. Mess Pork advanced
sc. sales at 81. Lard O@9O1Sc- AZ
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BOSTON, April 27.-In the House of
Representatives this morning, the bill
to equalize the ,bounties ofsoldiers was
ordered to the third reading by yeas
100; nays 81. The amendments which
were proposed to the .biu, except one.
the payment of nine dollars per month
for every month served in the army to
those men who received no bounty, I'M
ill the sum of 1926 is reached, this being
the maximum sum paid by the State,
and whatever bounty the men may.
have received is to be deducted from
the monthly compensation provided for
in the bill. A Committee of Executive
Council are to examine claims, and if
the amount required to pay them ex-
ceeds S., 0O0, 600, the matter is to be re-
ferred to the next Legislature.
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lIiseeIIaneous News.

BY the Union Line:
Ofice, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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CONGRESSIONAL PiRocEEDINGs.
wAsnINeToN, April q.

ing the use of the Senate Chamber to
James E. Murdoch to give readings on
Thursday evening next, in aid of the
fund for the esta blishmeut of a soldiers
and sailors orphan asylum.
Mr.. Riddle objected to the present
consideration of the resolution, and it
went over. -sf {. sss3 81, Is
Mr.. Kasson offered a resolution,
which was adopted, requesting the
President to cause to be communicated
to the House collation. of the provis-
ions, in reference to the freedmen, con-
tanned in the amended constitutions of
the Southern States and on laws passed
by those States since the overthrow of
the rebellion, SO far as information on
that subject may be in his possession.
Mr.. Ancona, of Pennsylvania, re-
ported back adversely large number
of petitions from army officers, which
were laid on the table.
The House then proceeded to the reg
ular business In order during the morn
ing hour, to the consideration of COM
mittee reports on bills of a private char
acter.
Mr.. washburn, of Mass, Thornton,
Delano, Ward, Mckee and Wasburne,
of Ind, reported a number of cases
from the Committee on Claims. The
following bills reported by them We're
the reliefOf Monroe Young; for the re-
lief of Edward 2. Mckinney, of Bling
hamton, N ~; for the reliefsof Rev.
Liston 81. Pierce; for the relief of the
owners of the bark Maria Henry, of
Portland, Me-; to amend the act of
June 25th, 1864; to provide for the pay
ment for horses and other property de-
stroyed in the military service of the
United States; for the relief of Marcus
A. Gibbons,
The Senate joint resolution authors
zing the Secretary of the Treasury to
adjust the claims of Beall 81 Dixon
against the United States, for the relief
of Elisha j. House, Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue for the second district of
Michigan; referring the claims of Swain
& Howard for damages from collision
of their vessel with a vessel belonging
to the United States, to the court OF
claims; for the benefit of Henry Horne;
for the relief of Nathan Nayes.
The Senate bill for the relief of Gold
smith d Bros, of San Francisco and
Portland, Oregon, was reported back
and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
The Senate joint resolution referring
to tho petition and papers in the case of
james Cratchell to the court of claims,
was indefinitely postponed.
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NEW York, April 27.-Montgomery,
Ala, papers just received contain ac-
counts of suffering and destitution in
various counties of the State. AS many
as 800 women have been seen mt one
time around the Court House on days
when rations were expected, having
walked from 15 to 20 miles, and within
40 miles of Montgomery there are 700
destitute families in actual want of
food to sustain life.
The New York Board of Aldermen
yesterday adopted resolution direct
ing the Committee on Markets to re-
port on the best and most expeditions
method of rebuilding Washington mar
ket, the new structure to be of iron, one
story in height and built in sections.
Officers of the General Government
have commenced the removal from the
battery barracks of thousands of mus
kets stored there, which were taken a
year ago from Lees and other armies.
The work will consume week. The
Board of Health will enter upon the
premises as soon as possible.
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DETROIT, April 27.-The loss to the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad last
night Will reach M lien gan
occurred by a barrel Of benzine leaking,
the contents of which ignited from
lamp. The flames instantly spread in
all directions, and in few seconds
the buildings and the ferry, Windsor,
We're. wrapped in flames. A lamenta-
bles loss of life occurred.
The Tribune gives the names of %
deck hands, firemen and porters, who
are supposed to have been burned or
drowned. The boat was lowed to the
Canada shore, where she burned to the
waters edge. The Passenger trains on
both roads are uninterrupted. Tempo
NO detention will occur TO the trans
mission of freight.
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--latest News.

BV 8TEhEGR APh.tI
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r EATHER AND GUM BETTING on
ap ;s.ii's' ~ = - uIIAs. a. BERRY.
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TN ne Crcsaf Court for Balfin,ors connf,.
III Ae EichM Judicial Circsif.-- December Terra
lses.--J0HA RANDOLPH QUINN, q. ABB
ELlHE PIERPONT, 81. al.
The object Of this Bill % Complaint, which
was hlsd V December Term 1884. IL 70 procure
sale Of the Real E=tHte Of Thomas ], Pier
pont. late Of baltimore County, deceased, IN or
der 70 pay aud eAlisfy hia outstanding creditors.
The substance u that Picrpont, in his lifetime,
was indebted 70 said Quinn in q large sum Of
money. That judgment wns obtained BY said
Quinn for The amount Of his claim. That the
personal eatate Of dtcedsnt was insufficient 10
pay his dehts. That after his death, his heirs
a. Law lay Deed conveyed their interest IN his
real estate 20 esld Abeline, his widow for her
nstursl life. That said Deed IL a fraud upon
the creditors Of deesdsnI That said deed
may be declared void, aud that the real estate
OF decedent be sold for the benefit Of bis credi-
tors. That the children and the hoirs al law
decedsnt are Sarah Ann, who intermarried with
James Cavy, Charles II. who intermarried with
Eliza Aun--, NilchA q. and Mary q. Pierpoint
adults, aud James Pierpoint an infant
Aud petition Of complainant filed la the
cause, alleges that two successive writs Of sub
para issued against said James cavy aud SA-
rah Ann hir wife, Charles A. Pierpointa and Eli
"a Anu bis wife. Milcha G. aud Mary g. PIER
point adults and James Pierpoint an infant,
commanding them 10 appear and answer the
PREMISE, Ac., have been returned non sunf, by
the sheriff Of baltimore county. Il u there
upon this ID day II February, 1866, adsudced
aud ordered that said parties be proceeded
against ~ non residents, and that the complain
ant, by csuaingS cory Of this order 10 be insert
cd IA some newspaper published in baltimore
county and also In some newspaper published
IA Baltimore city. once = week for four success
sive weeks before the twelfth day Of March,
1854, give notice TO the said James Cavy, Sarah
Ann Cavy. Charles II. Picrpoint, Eliza Ann
Pierpoint, Mileha c. Pierpoint and Mary C.
PierPoini adulis. and James Pierpoint infant.
said absent defendants II the object and sub
stance q aaid bill II complaint. and warn them
" APPEAR Ia this Court IN person or by solicitor
On or ISfore fAs lsh day o. Jsne, 1865, 10 answer
the premises. aud show cause, IL any they hays,
why decree ought not be passed as prayed.
u. L. II. EMORY.
True edpy-Tes,;
JoHH II. LoNGYECKER, Clerk.
EeL ln-tt
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Acres; the Valley Turnpike now lisi -
- about being completed. dividcsN.GNA
the land about equally. The improvements
consist Of two DWELLINGS, n new BARN 10
Corn House nj tho side, Ae.. with other out.
buildings Two Young Apple Orchards, one in
bearing. The whole tract Il under good cult,
walton aud fencing. well watcTcd, springs aud
streams in every field.
The Frame Dwelling at the intersection "
the pike and Old Manor Road, il one II the
best locations for a store in the county.
These Farms are in the midst Of y thickly
settled an healthy ncighborhood. convenient
10 five or ak churches Of different dcnumina.
tions. Each Of these Tracts have superabun
dance Of fine Timber that always commands on
the spot high price.
On this property is a fine Lime Kiln with
about 500 bushels of stone with tho wood all
ready a. burn. Lime Stone eau be had on the
adjoining farm. one mile To haul over the pike,
every facility Ia at hand for improving aud
bringing this land TO a high state Of cultiva
tion.
These farms will be sold ut u bargain
Terms made very easy.
We have also FOR sale an adjoining Farm Of
absut 30 Acres, good Dwelling. with outhouscs
4c., with a large, fine Apple Orchard. all un-
apply 10 M0OkEs HISS.
40. $ Law Buildings. 81. Paul s.. BALTIC.
Maryland and Virginia Farms Tor saiv.--
Great bargains. Located ia various section.
Of the different counties. Prices ian,r FROM
e. 10 $500 per acre, also number oi country
seats aud building lots in aud around nalii-
more city and Swami Lake. Money Ia Loan uu
Mortgage. from sl,soo upwards: Apply 90
MOORES 4 HESS,
ar ". II. BArE.sn.l
No. . Law Buildings st Paul -, BALTIC.
Oct. 2S.-tL.
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SIXTY FIVE ACRES
of highly improved land. divided into nearly
equal portion, by N" railroad. onn half being
Limestone land. with quarry and kiln. The
place j. immediately a. the head Of Swami
Lake, AMI from the buildings which are silIa.
ted GA an "ininenre. a beautiful view thereof
Is presented.
Til" improvement. are gpnd Old fashioned
HOUSE. stnhlng. DAiry. lien House. McH,
H"u.", &c. An "xrellcn, young Apple OR
rHARD. jul ia the prime OF bearing. anil 9TH
er fruit trees % Spring ct never failing soft ws
TER h"rr ihc h"u--. IL Is Immediately ga the
county -oai icnu.ns from The end 90 ,harlri
street Avenue. snd j. tight miles FROM the civ
by that r'ad.
Thu property oilers great inducements e.
l,"r,"n- ia tho city wishing a hrsi.clss. couu.
Try residence. ur Il may be divided advantage
"usiy. - there aye several splendid building
'lt"- with "a lars. number u springs oi pure
soft water. ii mot sold a.; private sale before
Taesddv, h' ID q May, it will "n that day b.
divided into Lots, and offered Al public sale.
on the prrmisc-. 81 IL Yclock. \. NJ.
Fcs Its. sAMrELw. CoALE.
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ofscs u ae Mstuai Fire Insuranesl
oowpany In Baltnore oounty,
NOTICE "a HEREBY Owes, thss r.S.
IN ernl meeting of the members Of Tie Com.
pany will Be held on Monday, Ne 5fh II NnrrA.
lees, between u and oicIoek, p. N. ID che
9eeFetnry'e once, No. ~ north Calvert nirsaA.
Baltimore, Cor he paFp - q elsctlng ImnEnna
YRxNti5 suRrvER
FEB. l1s--st ss<s&la1Fs