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Byt. Brig. Gen. In ehafge LIST Div. Q. M. o.
fe22. dtaD4
GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
~ PUMPS, WATER PIPE, FIRE PLDGS, &C.,
COMPRISING
TIE IwATER-woRKs AT GIEsBoRo, D. G.

g A L Il OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
~ PUMPS, WATER PIPE, FIRE PLDGS, &c,
TIE WATER. WORKS AT GIEsBoRo, D. c.
QUARrERMAsrER GENERALS 0PPIoE, }
FIRST DIVISION,
By order Of the ouartermaster General, there
will be sold, on the premises, at public auction,
under the direction Of Captain George T. Brown
Ing, A. Q. NJ. on THURSDAY, April o, 1868, at ~
o'clock m; the following described public prop
one STEAM BOILER, 80 feet long and 8 feet
In diameter, with two l2.ineh return nuss,)
made OF Inch boiler iron, with all the neces.
sary appurtenances, including cast-iron front,
guage cocks, globe valves, feed pump, smoke.
stack and hood, steam guage, ashcroft patent
CRATE bars, pipe, plugs. reducing pieces, &c., all
TWo woRTHINGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. 0, ls-inch cylinder, s-inch stroke, 2,'horse
power each, and each capable Of pumping and
forcing 100, 900 gallons Of water per day. Con-
bsu rS 's sbowss
oil cups, &c Those Pumps are comparatively
new, and In complete working order.
A large quantity Of Watch PIPE, as follows {:
,SS'dS2 feet s,insh cast;iIOn wate. Pipe
800 " 2.iueh wrought-iron
664 Z" lH-ipch oast-iron 90
1000 " lh-inch "
900 " l-inch " &"
THIRTY one CAsT-IRoN FIRE PLUGS,
(Ayres' patiently with all the necessary connec-
lions, such as It's bends, stop cocks, elbow',
four-way pieces, &c. all In excellent condition !
together with
ALL THE TOOLS, &c, required for making al
teratious and repairs In water pipe, such as
pipe-cutting machines. taps and dies, plyers,
crabs, drills, punches, caulking tools, &c.
Terms. Cash, In Government funds.
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or
before the first Qst) day Of May next;
A boat for Gesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further information that may DO desired
will be given upon application, In person. or by
letter, to Captain George T. Browning, AsQ. NJ. =,
Giesboro, d. c., or at this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brig. Gen. in charge
feH-ts First Division, q. NJ. @. o.
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DAN RICE will positively appear In each TX.
hibition:
First, as Lecturer In the Msuagerie.
Second, as Clown and Jester for the first time
In many years. In the Circus.
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John R. ELVANs d CO.,
" 81 Louisiana avenue and $3.50 street -
WARRINGTON, D. O.,
DEALBRs IL
KR0 HARDWARE

CUT NAILs-Finishsd, Sto I'D; Pence, 8 to
I'D Box, 8, 7, Cd.
CUT sPIKBS-l to 7lnehSL
CLINCH NAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE BHoBs, Burdens Government, No.
tobt Burdens City, No. to s.; o. and
r., No. ! 70 I; Mule Shoes, lnA
HoRsk HIILs-Ghan's, sto pam'.,
70 l0i PutnAm's, ''X, New
London. eto 10; 'tLmsrisa E.. 10.
.Pli .TIRAsi MT oAsI "
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ADMISSION TO BOTH SHOWS. 80 cents
Children under 10 years Of age.......".2oe cents
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John wELCK ER's
~ BUTLER RESTAURANT,

o II N W X L @ X X RS
" BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A Ia MAison Doree.)
S24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs. J
The proprietor Of this fayorite Restaurant has
spared no palms to make this the best Restaurant
In Washington and he points with pleasure TO
the large patronage he has always been honored
with, and respectfully sOlicits a continuance Of
the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con.
stantly on hand, and at the most reasonable
rates.
BRKAKFAsT,
DINNER AND
sUPPRRE
prepared at the shortest notice and In the mosl
satisfactory manner.
Breakfast from to u O'Clock, Dinner and
saPpsr at all hourr, mAys.u
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RESTAURANTS.

g n T II S
~ LADIES' AND aRNTLBMRN'B
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS,
ISL WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Are the most comfortable In the city.
Ladies' or families shopping or walking will
md these saloons very convenient, where every
thing, from simple lunch 10 hrst- class dinner,
may be obtained.
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper are promptly
served In the best style, the bin OF fare always
embracing the most choice dishes.
Ice Creams, Water Ices, Cakes, etc., OF the best
quality and superior favor at moderate rates.
Weddings and other assemblies supplied with
every requisite at the shortest notice.
From long experience In the business the pro.
priet1r guarantees satisfaction to all patrons.
ialo-H
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EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK.
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NEW YORK
IN AND
WAsHIN TON
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LINK,)
BETwEKH
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GRoRGETowN, D. O.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE, AND EMPIRE,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH ELAND STEAMERS
GEORGE H. STOUT, MAY FLOWER, AND
ANN ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, At IAN. from foot Of High street, George.
town, and Pier 10, East River, foot Of Wall
street, New York.
p. HoGGAT0N, Agent,
foot Of High street, Georgetown.
II. ELDRIDGE 4 Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandra,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street, New York
Freight received constantly and forwarded to
all parts OF the country with dispatch, at lowest
rates.
The outside steamers Of this line are now being
put In order for the Spring trade, and until fur
Their notice our freight will be carried by the
Express line Of inland steamers, with regularity
and dispatch. C.P. HoUGHToN, Agent
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Remember the two separate Shows to be seen
the same price.
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TIE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2,
about 10 a. IN. mb27-n
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STUPENDoUs CONSOLIDATION !!

STUPENDoUs CONSOLIDATION
TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT ExHIBI.
TIoNs IN THE SAME TENT
DAN RICE's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Will exhibit in Washington ONE WEEK. COM
menciDg
MONDAY, APRIL q
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
LOCATION FOOT OF SIXTH STREET, NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ADMISSION TO BOTH sHows........6oc cents.
Children under 10 years Of age......... rs cents.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Menagerie will be exhibited first after
which will be an intermission Of fifteen minutes,
giving those q chance to retire who do not desire
TO witness the performances Of the Arena.
DAN RICE will positively appear In each Ex-
hibition:
First, as Lecturer In the Msuagerie.
Second, as Clown and Jester for the first time
In many years. In the Circus.
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO.
Positively the Largest Elephant ever imported
to this country. Together with the largest col
lection Of Living Animals.
RING TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES.
PONIES, AND MULES.
with the wonderful
BLIND TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR, JR.,
will be introduced at each and every perform
| ance.
Remember the two separate Shows to be seen
for price Of admission, or either separate for
the same price.
TIE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2,
about 10 a. IN. mb27-H
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LOCATION FOOT OF SIXTH STREET, NEAL
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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DAN RICE's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Will exhibit in Washington ONE WEEK, COM
menciDg
MONDAY, APRIL O.
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with the wonderful
BLIND TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR, JR.,
will be introduced at each and every perform
ance.
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RING TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES,
PONIES, AND MULES.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w the oass af the n ArIoEAL RAPUsLISAS.
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anu uehumon.
NEWTON EDMUNDs,
EDWARD B. TAYLOR,
s. r. CURTIS, Major General,
H. II. sIBLEY, Brigadier General.
HENRY W. REED,
ORRIs GUERNSEY,
Commissioners on the part Of the United
States.
CHA-TAN-sKAH,
The White Hawk, his mark, chief.
E.To-KE-AH,
The Hump, his mark, chief.
SHoN-KAH-wAK-KoH-KE-
The Spotted Horse, his mark, chief.
MAH-ro-KE-DEsH-KAH,
The Spotted Bear, his mark, chief.
MAH-TO-To-PAH,
The Four Bears, his Z mark
CHAN-TAY-o.ME-SE.o.ME
The Whirling Heart, his mark.
MAH-To.A-cHA-oHAH,
The Bear that Is like Him, his x mark.
TAH-Hoo-KA-ZAH-NoM
The Two Lances, his x mark.
MAH-TO-ToN-KAH,
The Big Bear, his mark.
To-KE-CHI-wY-A,
He that Catches the Enemy, his mark.
MAH-TO-NAN-GEE,
The Bear that Stands, his mark.
SHoN-KAH-Doo-TAH,
The Red Dog, his mark.
CHoN-NoM-PAH-PA-GE.HA
He that Wears the Pipe on his Head, his !
mark.
INSTRUMENTATION
His Iron Dog, his < mark.
Ho-Po.E-MUz-zAH,
The Iron Wing, his mark.
CHAH.GE-LEsH.KAH-wA
Tho Thunder Spotted Hoop, his mark.
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EpW ARD LYC ETT,
IL BooK-BINDRR AND PAPER RULER,
No, I'll PennsylVAnia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plAinly bound. Period
ioals and Newspapers carefully attended to.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24

Whsn tie city cleansers (4essrs. bargamin and Al
en) discover sinks Prves and eulveIts dangerous to
health, and the parties on whose premises they are
decline to have them clsansed they (dessrs Barga-
min & Allen viii have to apply to the Board Of
Health, and some member Of that body viii have to
make personal inspection and order the work done
Thus the time Of the medical gentlemen of the
Board viii be largely occupied and for the miserable
compensation Of one hundred dollars year each.
At he last meeting ofthe Council the Committee
on Health OF which Judge Crump is Chairman, ur-
gently asked that the city eleansers should be Ii
eensed and give bonds in a certain sum TO do the
work undertaken by them This step would have
imposed on the elesnsers obligation and resPOn-
sibility which would have ensured the removal Of
the contents Of priVies, &C. to remote points, and
not leave t in the power Of hOuseholders, as it IS
now, TO employ some one or other to remove those
contents from the premises and dump them down at
the next convenient spot and in this resistance to
the recommendation Of the committee some OF the
wiseacres Of the Council were, as they said inHu'
eneed by an apprehension that the parties licensed
having 3 monopoly, could charge what price 'ney
pleased when at the same time said wiseacres well
knew that the cleansers, in all cases OF disputed
charges for work done, were willing to leave the
matter to Mr.. Gill; City Engineer, as umpire. inns
1t is that some men Obstruct the public good. On
another occasion we shall draw attention to the
neglect Of county msgistrates-and we shall call
them by name-to take precautionary measures in
the localities under their jurisdiction.
From the Herald Of Sunday we find that the chOl-
era is fearfuly increasing on board the steamer
Virginia, in New York harbOr, thirty-three addi-
tional cases having occurred on Friday and satur-
day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24

HUGH r. PLEAsANTs AS A Northumberland
ColstOn lectureson the life and character Of Stone
wall Jackson, on Thursday night, and Hugh R.
Peasants, the veteran and distinguished Virgnian
journalist will, at an early day afterwards, deliver
q lecture on Richmond and its people as they were
forty odd years ago. What mine Of anecdotes
and incidents Of men, who were characters, and Of
customs now obsolete, will be opened in the buried
past Young Richmond viii have presented to ii
in brilliant word panorama the assembly balls at
the Old Eagle and the Union; the Virginia Legisla-
ture, when giants met in combat the races when
the beauty of Virginia attended the trials of speed
between the descendants Of Sir Archy and other
thOrough-breds, which were entered by the HOOmes,
the Seldens the Tsyloes and the Johnsons, the
HamptOns and the Alstons. The hospitality and re-
fnement which have made the Vrginian of that
day as distinctive an historic character as the Ca
Waller Of Old England, will be pictured in genial
and glowing cOlors by one in whose memory, after a
lapse of forty years both are fresh and vivid
as if they were the distinctive characteristics of the
people with whom he mingled only year ago.
But we will not further attempt to fOreshadOw the
rare intellectual treat which Mr. Peasants promises
the citizens Of Richmond, and will close our notice
by expressing the earnest hope that on the appointed
evening, every available seat in the Hall Of the
House of Delegates viii be filed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24

the WesthAm Works some days ago. Among the
Witnesses through whose instrumentalty he was dis
charged. was Henry Clay, another freedman. -Four
other abe-bOdied negroes witnesses in this case,
and on being asked what employment they followed,
answered that they were all doing nothing at this
time. What pity that so much valuable labor
capable Of adding to the productive wealth Of Yr-
GINA, should be permitted thus to live in idleness
and support themselves by begging and stealing
During the examination it was also developed by
the evidence Of the Waterman at the works that
Michael Bently carried OF the stolen iron dray,
after having been ordered not to do so by him.
There were negroes with him at the time bat the wit
ness did not recognize Thomas Jefferson as one Of
them. Benty was sent on for examination before
the HenrieO County Court upon the charge Of grand
larrauF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24

A PxMrENTIARY Convict AGAIN UP.-wm.
Taylor, a negro who, was convicted by Col Mem
tee the Provost Judge, Of stealing sheep from Mr.
VIM. Wayne, and sentenced to the penitentiary, wa;
pardOned by Gen. Turner. Yesterday he was before
Justices Wade and Thompson, upon the charge o.
having stolen another sheep from Mr. William
Sledd and, although there were suspicious circum'
stances in the case, the evidence was not sufi
Gent to warrant his being sent on. Mr.. Sledd and
Others in the neighbOrhoOd Of Bacon Quarter will
continue to lose sheep until they adopt the Manches
ter rule and kill one Ortwo of the negroes engaged
nightly in robbing them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24
APER EHOU E
RICHMOND, VA, . y
MAIN STREET, NORTH SIDE,
BETWEEN NINTHAND TENTH STREETS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


ROBINSON Il FAIRB ANKs
Have on hand aud are daily receiving,
PAPERS:
Wrapping, Mailing, News, Book, Writing, Record,
Legal, sermon, Engrossing, Copying, Tracing, Draw
ing, oiled, Tissue, Gold. Silver, Colored Bristol
Boards, Fancy, Card, &c, &C.
BLANK BOOKS
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Receipt
Books, Bank Books, Drafts, Checks, Copy Books, &c.
&c
TwINEs
Jute, Hemp, Cotton, Seine, So, sc.
INKS:
Printing Writing Copying, Red, Blue, &c, Sc.
Wiring Books States, Waters, Sealing Wax, Mucil-
age, Crayons, Inkstands, Copying Presses, Letter
Books SOrO9 Brushes Brush PsT Ro Fen Wss
everything in the Stationery line
Chess Boards Chess Men. Backgammon Boards,
Cards Envelopes Rubber Goods and variety of small
wares.
Bankers. Merchants, Lawyers, Clergymen, Publish
ers Teachers, Printers, Public oacsrs, and others
will hud everything wanted in quantity, quality and
price.
Paper of any size kind quality and quantity we can
furnish TO order or have made at short notice
PAPER BAGS large stock.
Being Agents Of Paper Mills, Envelope, Paper Bag,
Ink and Blank Book Makers. and buying from first
hands, we can compete with the Jobbers North or
South.
CASH PAID FOR
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS,
HEMP AND MANILA STOCK,
OLD NEWSPAPERS,
PAMPHLETS,
BOOKS,
and all kinds of
PAPER STOCK.
Mr.. 8. NJ DRINKER,
40 we'll known in connection with the Stationery bNsi-
ness In the city Of Richmond is with us and will be
pleased 10 see his friends
EFT. ROBINSON, s. FAIRBANKS,
Of Richmond OF Florida
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9 IS; country % 2s1aag4 Pennsylvania ",

" % 10 " oi country - 2o4a12 fenHsylvania Y
"a; Ohio % 25a.
REMARKs.-Cofee-mar well supplied with Rio
two cargoes having arrived prices steady. Flour
City Mills extra wanted and firm stock small
wheat-no white received or sold; would bring full
rates. red advanced &c. Corn dull and lower, with
a decline of Sa4c. Molasses- stock moderate; mar
ket firm. Provisions-bulk meat held firmly; Ba-
con moves slowly; Mess Pork firm. Seeds-Tmo-
thy scarce. Salt unchanged. Sugars-receipts
heavy, but prices maintained. Whiskey-but little
doing; City and Western steady.
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS. +
PHILADELPHIA April 21.-Flour is steady and I'M
changed. Wheat firm: red, g 6Oa2 50; No.
spring, 81 80; common Western white, - 10. Corn
5cents lower; yellow, so cents. Provisions f1rner
Lard 10 cents; now held higher. Whiskey IN
changed.
CINCINNATI, April 21.-Flour is inactive Sales
of 760 bbls. Whiskey - 90 Mess Pork firm al
is light. Lard closed at 1Sia19 cents. Bulk Meats
Bacon quiet but unchanged, Gold 81 26.
CHICAGO, April 9l.-Flour Is dull. Wheat active
and prices have advanced to p cents; sales at 81
l4Ral 42i for No. l, and 96a963 cents for No. o.
Corn is quiet at 454a46 cents for No. l. and AZ cents
for No. 9 Oats are quiet; sales at 27sa284 cents
Provisions are quiet Mess Pork SO 5Oa22 10
Freights are quiet. " . Do.
WILMINGTON MARKET, APRIL 21.-6P. NJ.
TURPENTINB-s3 for yellow dip, per go lbs. new
virgin SIS 90; hard 81 80. 70 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTYR.-52sc. .s
RosIN.-No. l, So 70 per barrel; opaque, 50.
TAR.-S1 10 per Dbl.
CoTToN.-28a29c for middlng. Lu,
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C,ovJNGToN AND OHIO RAILROAD

GOVINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
" The Commissioners appointed by the States Of VIZ
GINA and West Virginia. TO bestow the charter OF the
and Ohio Railroad upon such parties they
NAV deem it, will meet at the Eutaw House, In the city
of Baltimore on T tuesday,. first 0sp May, 1865, and
will then and there receive and pass upon such propo
sails for the construction of said Railroad may be pre-
scented by responsible parties
over three millions (3,0OO,OOO) Of dollars have been
extended already in grading this road. Its location
easy grades and curvature must make this road the best
and IN ost advantageous outlet for the produce 81 the
West.
The Comm ioners have published pamphlet, con
tanning authe mite information about this road it, grades
and curvature together with minute and trustworthy
estimates what 1t will cost and copies Of all the laws
which relate to 1t.
The pamphlet referred may be had a, the following
places, viz:
Baltimore City-Ofice of samuel Harris & sons.
Observation-Disclosures OF DreXel Co.
New York-Ofics Of Vermilye Co.
JOHN B. BALDWIN,
GEORGE W. BOILING, ..
THOMAS g. FLOURNoY
ROBERT II MAURY,
WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON,
Commissioners for Virginia
GEORGE W. SUMMERS,
.... JAMES hurley,
BUXTON DBsPARD,
JOEL MCPHERSON
JAMES q. WATSON,
an19.td Commissioners for West Virginia.
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THO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
j. VIRGINIA..
SPLENDID STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS AT RETAH!l!

DRY GOODS AT RETAIL ~
am 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
FIRST CLASS RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT,
All selected by SAMUEL n PRICE, who has beef long
familiar with the trade of Virginia and with thu wants
II Its citizens.
In the GREAT VARIETY on hand will be found
Rich American and French Prints, all at the lowest
prices.
Beautiful Printed Brilliantes, Jaconets. Lawns and
0rgandes
New style Printed English Bareges, Mozambiques and
Grenadines.
Rich Checked Mohair de Paris.
Elegant Printed Hernanis, the most beautiful goods
of the season. tlF.Ffs.7'5a-
The most choice and beautiful assortment of small
checked French silks.
Superb Black and Plain Colored Silks
Elegant silk Nantes OF newest Paris mode.
Eow-priced Shawls and Cloth Sacques for Spring.
Cambria and Linen Embroderies in every variety.
Real Thread Laces Handkerchefs, Collars, &C., &c.
White Goods and Linens, good assortment.
Plaid and Checked Swiss aud Shirred Muslins, new
and choice artic es. .1sIr
Alexandre's, Jsuvin's and Cheiuys Paris Kid
Gloves
AIexandre's Silk Gloves, black and colored.
Misses and ladies' Thread Gloves in every variety.
Particular attention is invited to my stock Of
MOURNING GOODS, such as F,yf
English Bareges ........
Grenadne Bareges
Real Hernanis ..| ..- 30.
Grape dc Paris, Tamartines and Plain Bareges
Black and White lawns and Ginghams
The stock of GOODS FOR GENTLSMEN AND BOYS
isc omplete, such as
Summer Cassimeres 3l.L. .t-.'
Cashmerets, Cottonsdes and Linen Drilngs
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 this latest goods OF
the season. .. r.t.. = JOHN C.. MILLER,
Corner of Ninth and Min streets
SalesInen-wM. II. GORDON and JOHN TEMPLE,
late of Samuel n. Price & Co. WIN. j. ARMSTRONG
and C. E. WlNG0, late with Samuel NJ Price 4 Co
AL of Richmond, Val ...... .... mh2O-tf
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, APRIL 81.

COFFEE-RiO lsA to 2lc. Laguayra 2Ot to 92c.
Java ga TO 2S-all gold.
FLoUR.-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra
50 0Oal0 Shipping Extra go OOal0 90 Retailing Elk
ira sI03 alI3; Family Sl3al3 co. Ohio Super s. 50a
90 Shipping Elk. 50 50al0; Retailing Extra. Sl0s
10 So Family SO 50a13; City Mills Standard Super,
s. 75a9 90; Shipping brands Extra Sl2 5Oal3; Bal.
timOre Family, SIC 90; Baltimore High grade Extra
ga 90. ..n ....
Rye FzoHr.-s4 25a4 80. Old Mixed 50 5Oa3 10.
Corn MeaL-S3 10.
GRAIN,-Wheat.-wh 81 50 to 50 80; Red, g 80
to . rs. .-.r.s. "a. o.. .
Cora.-Mixed, OOaOO cts; White 81 to 90 cts
Yellow IS to SO cts. ..- -.4r.- r. a-
OGts.-60 to 50 cts, weight.
hoLAssEs.-New crop cayed Cuba, 40 to 43c
Cuba MuscOvado, 4b to &c.: New English Island
40 TO 7Oc. Porto Rico 40 to Toe, for old and new.
PROVISIONS BGcon.-ShOuldes l2s to l2i cts.
Sides, log to l53 cts. Plain Hams 20 cts
Sugar cured, 2la22 cents, for uncovered; can
vassed, 23c.
Bulk NeGt.-Shoulders 1lalla cts. Sides IA to
lac. .,----------
Lard.--Western 1sl to 0Oa cts. Butchers and
City IS to 21A cts. 3'it- ~ .''i' p
Pork.-S26 90 to 500 10 for Mess. -
SALT-Ground Alum 81 10 to So Worthington's
Fine 50 10 to 50 % Ordinary Fine 90 so to IS 90
Turks Island 6Sa60 cts. per bushel |
sEEDs.-Cloyer s. 30 to 90; Flaxseed g IS
Timothy s4a4 CO. - - -. .l =
SuGARs.-Cuba and E. /. common to good refining
$40 2oalO % Cuba and E. l. grocery $40 75all 80
Cuba and /, prime TO choice grocery $40 25al3 90
Porto Rico common to good grocery Sllal2; Porto
klo0 prime 70 choice grocery SI2 60al3 80.
WHIsKEY.-Westen - IS to % %, and City
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-24
TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, April %.
The market was heavier to-day for lower grades
but was steady for good grades, which were in re-
quest, especially for manufacturing qualities.
Forty.fve hogsheads were opened to-day; 46 were
offered bids on rejected balance sold as follows
Two at So one at &C. one at Sc % two at Sc So one
at Sc TO- three at g. one at 81 o. two at 81 TO- two
at S. four at S. o. two at s. co. one at &c. one at
50 o. one at $40 TO- one at gil % one at sI1 70 one
at SO so, one at sla TO- one at s14 60 two at sIl
10, two at sl5 one at s5 90, at sl5 10, two at
SIC, one at SIT, at s17 co. at sls 60 one at
$40. one at $40. one at S24. one at s35. L.