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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-28

TIE FEELING IN OHIo.-The following dis
patch from Ohio was received here to-day. 1t
is from source eminentiy qualified to know
whereof he speaks
srThe people are furiously indignant. Ohio
is good to-day for fifty thousand against John
son. Great enthusiasm prevails in favor Of
Congress"
TIE above is special dispatch from Wash
ington to the New York Tribune. The dis.
patch is false The people of Ohio are not
Indignant /; they are grieyed, grieyed to the
heart, that there should be disagreement
between the President and the Union members
In Congress, and they believe the disagreement
might have been avoided, and they have great
confidence that all differences will yet be
healed. The man who sent that dispatch from
Ohio to Washington did not reflect public
sentiment either In his first assertion, or In
his second assertion, nor yet In his third
assertion, and Congress must not be niisled by
snch fippant nonsense. Every sentence in
that dispatch conveys q false impression-in
fact, are falsehoods. -C9ereldRd Herald, (Repub-
Ecda.l
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@ The extraordinary remark attribu-
ted to Congressman, that "the man at the
other end of the avenue should recall the fate
of CHARLES the First" might suggest TO others
to recall the fate of British liberties which fol-
lowed that act of violence. As Mr.. STEPHENS
says, with truth, in his late speech, the people
of England were reduced under the Common
wealth to worse state of oppression than
they had been in for centuries, and were glad
at length TO restore the monarchy, an unlim-
tied monarcy, without one single pledge or
guarantee of the concessions that had been
exacted of the beheaded king.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-28
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT kUCTI0N.-0n
o'clock, on the premises, will be sold that yALU.
ABLE BRICK TENEMENT on the northwest
house contains seven rooms, with large Cellar
and a Kitchen in the yard The lower door Is well
adapted for store. for the grocery, crockery, or
other business, being on one Of the principal
tn from Church Hill to the First Market
house while the Upper portion Of the house affords
comfortable residence for family. This pro-
either desiring To commence business or change
their location, and should command the attention
ofthose IN want OF stand In which they can build
up a good business The premises are In excellent
ORDER and may be examined ON application.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash balance at fOnr, eight
and twelve months credit for negotiable notes,
to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsON,
fe 26--tds - AuctiOneen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-28
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE GROCERY AND
Y DWELLINGS, AND SEVERAL FRAMED TENE
MEETs On The C0 ga TuRTP IKEri NEAR
Will be sold at auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY, the I'd March 1888, at z o'clock, P. NJ, the
very excellent BRICK TENEMENT located a.
above. now occupied as . store and dwelling by
Mr.. John f. Erhaidt. It's regarded as frst.rate
business location. The lot has front OF one hun
dred and seventy feet, and depth OF one hundred
feet. "a
MENTS adjoining the above, now occupied by
good tenants at fair rents.
TERMS: One-hslf cash balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed. The taxes for 1866
to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsON,
feT Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE NORTH
rEERSS1T NH AND NiNEfEENrH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION will be sold st suction on
the premises, on THURSDAY, the Cd March, 1885,
located as above, adjoining the stable Of Mr.. 3D..
mund Bossieux, fronting fourteen feet on said north
side of Franklin street, running back one hundred
and sixty six feet, and having breadth IN rear Of
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes to be paid by
'n' HARRISON, GODDIN APPERs0N,
fe27 va x Auctioneers
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The Baltimore Meeting.

The meeting in Baltimore to sustain Presi-
dent JoHSsoNs policy we regard as the most
important one that has been held, because all
the leading speakers and actors were men who
had been known as Republicans, and not
Democrats-and especially because two dis
tinguished Republican. Senators made manly
speeches against the views of the Radicals
Rrc
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By 0rubbs / wiIllsns, AustsOnssn.

GALE or REAL Estate, ON : W Sq3;T
OPPOSITE 10 Leigh a, s WIN rsb " ~
Fabrnary, st i1aif.psst O'Clock, r Nj We WI
sell upon the premises, the real estate nsusssd
o Above e9RsiMsiEInby wA brick
and seven rooms, occupied by NJ. Benedum i ss
twenty six by one hundred and twenty-five fsssso
alley Iwenty sfst LOT adjoining above
the north twenty by one hundred ana twsnfy.swee
ie sb 70 an BRIcK DWELLING, with three rooms
and small kitchen. occupied by Mr.. Parker.
This property IL fayorably located, and should
attract tho attention OF those seeking MONIES "
TgRNs: 0ne-third cash balance at six and
twelve months WIN i1 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
x.os - 80 Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & williams, H
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Ave doors above Epotsyood Hotel.

THF VALUABLE RESIDENCE OF
AUCTION. We Will rent, on SATURDAY next,
I'd of March, at o. clock, T., By public auction,
the HOUSE and LOT ON Thirteenfh or Governor
II is we'll known that any description Of ii IL unne
eessary The lessee may rent for year, or for .
term Of years, and the building may be used Tor =
dwelling boarding house, or st0re.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Ia "a 4srE - Auetioneers.
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~ By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

MEAT AND ATTRACTIVE COT
fM ek YsFFS Alsp ss s10a h
METHODIST CHURCH, R0R SALE AT AUC-
ON THURSDAY, the LIST OF March, lsse, ct hali.Past
4o'clock, p, NJ. the neat and convenient DWELL.
ING located as above, now In the occupancy OF
and the front yard IL Handsomely set In flowers
and shade trees. The house has four rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, he. .
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six, nine,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured ey trust deed, The taxes to no
HARRISON. GoDDIH 4 APPgRsoN.
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SUDDEN DEPARTURE or SECRETARY SEWARD
Hon. William III. Seward, Secretary OF State,
left the city last evening for Washington. The
Secretary had not designed leaving the city
befors Wednesday next, but q telegraphic
dispatch, received yesterday afternoon, caused
him 70 depart at once for Washington. --tsle
York HERALD, a8ta,
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A HIr AT THE WEST VIRGINIA TxsT-OATH
Observation-Disclosures, That IL Is the opin-
ion of this meeting that IL the members Of the
present Legislature would return 70 their
homes and try 10 supply the deficiency of cab
bage, lettuce, potatoes, &C, the city and State
would be more benefited than by the laws
they are enacting. - Wheeling Eptcnrean Society.
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BY 6rubbs Williams, Auctioneen,
Main street, I'VE doors above Spotswood Hetel.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BANK AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Council, we will sell, upon the premises, on
she 81 q s's
upon which formerly stood the Water Works
ONCE, engine house, &C. It fronts seventy. four
feet on Teath street and runs back on Bank street
about sixty eighth feet and will be sold in three
within few steps OF the post-oflce, banks, ard
other public buildings fronts the Capitol Square,
is in the immediate vicinity Of the centre Of bgsi
and when certain projected IMPROVEMENTS In the
neighborbood arc completed, will be largely en-.
HANGED In value.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance st four, eight
and twelve months, with interest. The taxes for
1885 to be paid by the pure haseI,
fe "a ~ sIsfstt \, 49, Auctioneer.
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By Paine 4 Co., Auctioneers.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, &c ), AT
AUCTION .-On FRIDAY, the I'd March, commenc.
ing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our auction.
rooms, No lo6 Mdin street, large assortment Of
GROCERIE les, LIQUORS, WINES, DC, comprising
. great variety Of very choice and desirable ar
ticles well worthy the attention OF the trade:
Particulars hereafter PAINE + CO.,
fe2S Auctioneers.
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DIED.,

In Bristol, Tennessee on the 21st instant, after a
short illness, ADA MAY, infant daughter Of
Charles II. and Addie M. Dodamead, aged two
months and eighteen days.
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4
crxsyERY VALUABLE Lots IN
S..E "a i ggssT P 81 e 4 III fbH3 H4GfH;
ETREErS, AID on I'll fQU1HW CO1I4
y ;S1SK 1I [Re1 3xlfIk1Sar XXI lYkl yx kSk
TaE TIRSTy ds9mt ssSss 90 Ofss. , sae.
enfnrs d he late Wlll1aM nitshels Jry Aessased,
We mail lease Is auction on the prsnhes, on
m fsDAY. tie Oh Earch, i6es, a - o'clock, T.,
s ss e q. 7, a!b ss ffsryp ;gfI s.
BE RIAL Esf AfE sonsi.ins q three loss front on.
running bask Ninety isstto A siisy ssn lsss Tide
fne twenty feet on the we4 line o. TweInh street,
running back 6y feet 70 m alley seven feet
vide. and bounded on ths, north b. Bank street,
and south By The Aforesaid ten ioos sney xul par
~ 1cssinS. fhs tzxos ior this year, ana during
n si e. sod al s M and other BUEs
ING MATERIALS on said lots, in parcels 10 suit
purchasers. the same to DO removed By the LIST
Tsnns: Four months credit for approved en-.
dcTssd nsgosstshe Fl capitalists and o,hs,. .
particularly invited 70 the 6G.sgolng yslssss real
h as-tds n 1865 80 ~ Auetioneefs
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THREE VERY NEAT FRAMED
q IL sSs!s s Sss II
iSsi q 'piIRsAkED IssYSsHTs located as
aforesaid, with good iront. aud runDIpg back one
fngs are well arranged for dwellings, and business
stands. These tenemans viii " sold subject to
ground rent or Otherwise, which will BE- deter
3 TBRMs At ale, lRBELL DAVIS
fe73 ~ -. - Auetioneen.
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nv Paine 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
BY Isbell & Davis,
paal Estate Agents and AuctiOneerS.

heHI Estat8 1rfu
TWO NEWLY-ERECTED FRAMED
4 TRNEMENTS. ON FOURTEENTH STREET,
NEAR MAYOs BRIDGE, Subject to GR0oM ~
prsmises. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th February,
fsss, at o'clock, P. NJ, two FRAMED TENE.
MENTS, located as aforesaid These buildings are
arranged for dwellings and business stands, ana
are admirably adapted to retail business.
70 "a Auctioneers.
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DOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTIC
a COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP kEA
side wheel steamship ALBEMARTE, f6aE3e
Commander H.. A. BOURNE, willlE ~ -
leave her wharf at Rockets on SATURDAY, at
o'clock, p. NJ rs 49, 10
For freight and passage-accommodation unsar-
passed-apply to
fe 2S--A Cary and Virginia streets.
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nEAD ANIMALH.--Notice h hereby
~ sivse hss the undsssignsd has soasnssss VIII
II,eSrssy 2, zee 1cF !hs !,VessI e Al DE 4. !,
pssons 10 give nClics q dsad hogses, nSlss, O
cattle, on TIER feVmises. a bo1 TO receive sueh
notices will Do So1na q seeA oe TIE following
Market Horse. end Engtns House corner asEshsh
street and Hrook assnas- .vr,r,w umxrp
/. .l.-sw. ..x,us ssSs, sos;A q 81 lily.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker BALDWIN in the chair.


CITY OF RICHMOND.
The Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances, to whom was referred the bill in rela-
ton to extending the corporate limits of the
city of Richmond, reported that no notice
thereof appeared to have been given to the
voters, and recommended that the bill do not
pass.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY Mr.. DUNSIYGToS: That two unbound
copies of the acts of the Legislature, passed
this session, be forwarded to each member of
the General Assembly as soon as practicable
after their adjournment. Agreed TO.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill appropriating twenty thousand
dollars for the purpose of repairing and pur
chasing machinery for the State Penitentiary ;
House bill giving the consent of the State of
Virginia to the action of West Virginia in re-
gard to the Virginia Canal Company.
THE UsURY LAW.
The motion, of which Mr.. BRAxToS gave
notice, to reconsider the vote by which the bill
amending the law in relation TO the legal rate
of interest was passed, then came up.
Mr.. GARRETT said he had rather lower the
rate Of interest than raise 1t, and then quoted
profusely from Governor Wise's message in
relation TO the usury laws, which appears TO
be the general textbook upon the subject.
Mr.. ROBERTSON spoke in favor of the bill,
which was opposed by Mr.. WooDsoS.
The motion to reconsider was then agreed
t0-ayeS, AZ noes, 81.
A motion TO pass the bill by was rejected,
and Mr.. CLARK then advocated the bill as
passed by the House in a speech of some
length.
Mr.. LEE spoke against the bill
The vote was then taken on the passage of
the bill, and the bill was lost-ayes, 50; noes,
45.
RICHMOND AND NEWPORT NEWS RAILWAY.
The Senate substitute to incorporate this COM
pany came up. A motion was made to insert
other names instead Of the corporators named
in the bill, which was rejected, as were also
other amendments. Itappeared to be assumed
that the scheme was inimical TO the York River
railroad, and that it conferred the dangerous
power of condemning land in the city of Rich
mond. Various amendments TO the bill We're
proposed and discussed, and finally the bill
was passed rs IL came from the Senate-ayes,
81 noes, 10.
Messrs. TURNER, GRATTAS, and EVANS were
the principal opponents of the bill, which was
sustained and explained by Mr.. HERYDoS.
The House then adjourned.
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MEETING TO ENDORSE PREsI-

DENT JoHSsoN's REcoSsTRUcTIoS PoLIcY.-At the
request Of many prominent citizens of Richmond
the of the hall OF the House of Delegates having
been kindly rendered for the purpose-Judge MAR
TIN i. CONWAY, of Virginia, will address our
people DWIGHT, at the Capitol, In favor of Pre-
sident Johnson's reconstruction policy. fe 2S-lt
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DUBLIC MEETING AT HALL OF
i FIRST MARKET. There will be Public
Meeting OF the citizens of Jefferson Ward at the
Hall Of the First Market, TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock
TO discuss the interests Of the city with reference
TO the charter elections In April next. Ali are
invited 10 attend. MANY CITIZENS.
fe 2S-lt Es87
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP. The eo-partnership heretofore exist
ing between THOMAS SHANNON 4 JAMES Nc,
EEMARA IL dissolved by mutual consent
The undersigned Ia authorized 10 receive all
moneys and outstanding debts due 70 the late con.
Germ. JAMES McNEAARA.
JAMES McNEMARA, In returning thanks 10 the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
late arm OF SHANNON 4 MCNAMARA, takes this
opportunity 10 inform them that he can sui be
found NJ the old stand. 10 2s--2ts
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

7 OST, on the 14th instant, a lady's large
IL MOURNING PIN, contain ng hair In the CEN
and encircled by several rows Of jet sets. This
pin is highly priced as \ memento, and q liberal
reward will be paid for Its delivery to
fe 2s-3t MARTIN & CARDOZO
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pRocHssroNISg OF

Lieutenant Governor Cowper IN the chALr'
There was no prayer.
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PRIVATE IycoRPoRAT

House bill for provisioning and settling the
boundaries Of lands In this Commonwealth
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ at the proper time for the renewal Of the fol-
lowing SHARES Of STOCK, destroyed in the are
of the I'd April last, viz One hundred Shares in
the Paint Creek Coal Mining Company Of the
county Of Fayette two Shares In the Union Manu-
featuring Company of the city of Richmond, and
one Share In the Richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company all of which were issued In the name Of
the undersigned.
ia 8-2m ]. A. C0WARDIN.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1855.
The powerful Drama Of the
WANTS.

MIA HOUSE WIT III
w THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, or three unfur-
nish ed rooms, with kitchen, and water convenient
on Church or Union HILL Good care will be taken
of the premises, but high rent will not be paid.
References exchanged Address L, care William
II Peasants. DISPATCH office. fe 2S-l0t
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BY Mr.. DUSSINGToN: That two unbound
copies of the acts of the Legislature, passed
this session, be forwarded to each member of
the General Assembly as soon as practicable
after their adjournment. Agreed to.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May 9.
FLoUR.-We quote superfine ut Ss 250ps
20; extra 80 25@9 75; family $40 25@ll 80.
and fancy S12@l4. w.
WnEAr-We quote No. new red nj
81 25@2 30: do. old 81 i0@2 45; and do.
extra 81 5000 60; the lower grades are
unchanged.
CoRN-There is a continued steady de
mand for corn, with moderate suppIy. at
50@6Oc. for mixed in elevator, and 6567Oc.
in new gunnies.
OArs-The market is dull, at 42c. and 4Iic
for Nos. and i in elevator
RYR-The current sales for rye contin-
ues, at soc. for No. 2; Soc. for No. ! and ssc.
for choice grades.
BARLEY-There Is no essential change I'm
Barley. We quote prime fall and Canadian
ut 81 2001 %.
GRoCERIEs--The market rules dull and
heavy, but prices have undergone no ma
terlal change. We quote fair to choice Rio
Coffee at 23@2Sc.; raw Sugar 12@l5c.;
hard refined, lG1e@l7c., and Molasses 900
Doc. for Porto Rico. -.
WHIsKY-A dull market at 81 30 duty
paid, and 23c. in bond
SEED-Clover remains dull at So 25@
0 90 Timothy is in fair request at So 7b0I.
FlaXseed is scarce and firm at 50 rs.
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EB-It is said that some of the radical
politicians of Republican persuasion here
about are discussing in very animated
manner, the powers of President johnson
in relation to removals from office. They
say he has no power to remove at will; that
his removals, without good cause shown,
are not valid or in any way effective, and
that the Senate will protect the office-hold-
ers who were re-appointed by the late
President Lincoln. That's all right. We
shall not object to having Andy discussed
and "cussed" by the ollice-holders and their
friends to the fullest extent. It's not our
funeral, and we don't intend to cry bit,
happen what may.
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EQUALZING SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs.-The
Chairman of the Revenue Commission, in
answer to communication from the Sec
retary of the Treasury, asking his opinion
of the probable effect of the equalization of
soldiers bounties, and stating that it will
require from two hundred to two hundred
and fifty millions of dollars to effect the
purpose, answers that such an addition to
the nations debt will derange the finances
and depreciate the government securities
to degree which nothing but the nations
deadly peril can sanction.
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From New York.
New York, NAV 2.

Nh" L Ohh, hdy q.
The Posts special says some of Mr.. Stan
tons friends deny that he took ground in
the Cabinet meeting yesterday in favor of
the Presidents reconstruction policy. but
1t Is known that the published statement
was furnished by prominent member of
Another death from cholera on the hos
pital ship Is reported, but no new cases.
There are yet one hundred cases on board
the hospital ship. The Health Officer saws
the passengers on the steamer England
might safely be allowed to come to the city.
The case of the woman jenkins is pro-
nounced clear case of cholera of un-
doubted character. The victim is an Irish
woman, who inhabited filthy hovel. The
effects of the house have been burned, and
the premises disinfected and fumigated,
and Gordon sdnitdire placed around them
The first arrest under the new excise law
took place last night in the person of the
proprietor of Broadway drinking saloon,
for keeping open after midnight. He was
held TO bail of $500 to answer the COM
plant.
Further advices from Rio Janeiro say
that the allied army, supported by the fleet,
had crossed the Parana, and were prepar-
ing to attack Fort Humaita.
The action of the Spaniards in lombard
ing and burning Valparaiso is very gener-
ally denounced by the press.
The action of Minister Fitzpatrick and
Commodore Rodgers is applauded.
The British residents have united in reso-
lutions condemning in the severest terms
the action of the British Admiral. whom
they charge with prevarication, and de-
taehing one Of his ships to guard Spanish
camps,
There can be little doubt that our Minis
ter, Mr.. Nelson, prevented the lombard
ment six months ago by assuring Pareia
that the Semary's would resist him.
The damage to Gillian Government prop
erty is about ten millions, 10 French and |
other citizens fifteen millions. The United |
States interest is small. The fire was put
out in eighteen hours. Two thousand balls /
and shells were fired in four hours. One |
man and one woman were killed and four
wounded.
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asluattarp mud CpmmrrfiaI.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, May 3.
FLoUR-White Wheat, wholesale. Sl1 80,
retail, Sl2 90; red Wheat, wholesale. SlO7
75, retail, $l1 %.
GRAIN-Wheat, new, 50 10. old 50 40; /;
Rye, Doc; Oats, 30@33c.; Corn. 35@4Oc. /;
GRoCERIEs-Sugar brown, wholesale,
l2@3lc., retail, l516@l7c.; Soft refined,
wholesale, l4@lGc- retail, 1sc.; hard
refined, Wholesale, 17c., retail, 9Oc.
Coffee, Rio, wholesale. 24@27c.. retail, BON
3Oc.; Java, retail, 2s16c.; N. O. Molasses,
wholesale, 81 20, retail, 81 30; Sugar House,
retail, 81 90.
WHIsKY-$2 2lmS2 90.
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gss Shakespeare Neck Scarfs, at
a26d6t ii. SCHWAR

CHoLERA-ITs PREVENTION AND CURE
Some years ago, u clergyman addressed a
letter to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
enclosing to him the following very simple
and, he said, effective preventive of chol-
era as well as a remedy of great power:
THE preUeRtire is simple; teaspoonful
of powdered charcoal taken three or four
times week, In cup of coffee, or other
vehicle in the morning.
"When attacked with cholera. n mixture
OF an ounce of charcoal, an ounce of lauda-
mum, and an ounce of brandy or other
spirits, may be given as fOllows--after be-
ing well shaken--a teaspOonfiil every five
minutes. In half an hour have known
this efiectually TO relieve and stay the dis
ease. As the patient becomes better, the
mixture may be given at longer intervals"
The clergyman who sent the above pre-
scription stated as a fact which had fallen
under his own observation, that on plan
tation of 800 negroes who had each been
given teaspoonful of powdered charcoal
every other morning, fasting, NOT one of
them had taken the cholera, although they
were dying by scores on all the plantations
around them. He also stated that he had
seen persons In the collapse state, and
thought TO be dying, recovered by taking
this mixture-that be had never known IL
fail, even in the worst cases. aa.s..a Z