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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILROADS Ds.-Messrs.
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
they are also our authorized agents TO receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly DLs-
Datch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves of the messengers Of these enter
prsing news dealers in forwarding their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-06

ST. MARKS FAIR is still open daily from
) to IL o'clock p. NJ, and all the attrac-
tions of which we have before spoken con-
tinue to draw large crowds to the corner
of Eighth and Main streets.
Tonight the auction sale of useful, orna-
mental and fancy articles, toys, childrcn's
clothing, perfumery, pictures, &C., will be-
gin at half-past eight o'clock, and will con-
tinue from night to night until all are sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-06

RICHMOND RELIEF AssoCIATION.-T The
Directors and Board of Visitors of this
Association are requested by the President
to meet this evening at 5 o'clock at the
office of Mr.. III. f. G. Baskervill, on Main
street, above Mitchell & Tyler's. 1t must
be understood that the work of this Asso.
citation is far from being accomplished, and
a full attendance is requested this evening
the more particularly as the Rev. Mr.
Crews, who has been making collections
for the Association, is expected to be pre-,
sent. Applications for relief come in
in large numbers, and it is earnestly hd
that the Directors and Visitors will
meet to consult upon and adopt the
measures for meeting the present en-
gency.
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The CONCERT to be given by the Man
chester Baptist Church on Tuesday next,
in which about forty-five performers will
be engaged, promises to be one of the
most attractive entertainments Of the sea-
son. At the close of the concert the festi-
val rooms will be thrown open, and mag
nifcent display of all the good things of
the land will invite the attention of visitors.
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF VIR-
G1NIA.-As before announced, this body
meets in this city tomorrow afternoon at
half-past 4 o'clock at the First Baptist
Church. Rev. Alfred Bagby will preach
the annual sermon.
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DELEGATES to the Baptist General Asso-
citation, which meets in this city on Thurs
day, are requested to report at Starke &
Rylands bookstore, No. 9l5 Main street,
on their arrival. The Richmond and Dam
vile and Virginia Central Railroad Com
panies have agreed to issue free tickets to
the delegates on their return home, and it
is supposed that the other railroad COM
panies will be equally liberal.
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{ WALK UP AND SETTLE.-Those who have
not paid their real estate tax viii see by
the advertisement of Sheriff Wright, in
another column, that if they do not walk
up and settle by the 18th instant their
property will be returned to the Auditor OF
the State for non-payment of taxes, and
will be sold as delinquent. Much trouble
and annoyance may be saved by attending
TO this matter atonce.
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United States Circuit Court.

The Underwoods--Thc Court.Room-
Counscl OF Jefferson Davts-Proba.
b,,itics OF the Trial Of Mr.. Davis
opening OF the Court--the Grand
Jury. l.. lipscomb will not Take
the Oath. and III. L. wigand Takes
It-Judge UnderwOod's Charge ia
tho Grand Jary--ApplicHtion OF Mr.
Davis's Counsel for . speedy Trial
Answer Of the Assistant District
Attorney-Our Lawyers Admitted to
Practice I'm the Court.
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CoRRgcrroS.-An error occurred In our
report Of the proceedings Of the Mayors
Court on Monday which we take pleasure
in correcting. Mr.. Jones was NOT required
to give bail for his future good behavior,
but was discharged, while the other party
in the case was bound over to keep the
neaCe. ~
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IS SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
s. Williams yesterday sold the three-story
granite.front store No. 1914 Main street,
at present occupied By Messrs. Paine q
CO., for sl5, 800 cash. !
They also sold small framed tenement
nearly opposite Duyals-treet Church Tor
$3.50 cash. =
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THANKS PoR PAPERs.-To Mr.. Matt
O'Brien, Southern Express; to Nr. x. 0.
Walker, northern mail agent; TO Mr. J.
G. Smythc, Mr.. Charles Peru, and Mr.. ].
Latham, National Express.
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I. o. o. F.-Powhatan Lodge, No. IL,
!. 0. O.. F., meets at the Odd Fellows Hall
at 8 O'Clock tonight.
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JrpGE MEREDITH's CoURT.-In the case
of Magill rs. Eacho, the Judge rejected the
pleas put in by defendants counsel, to the
effect that Mrs. Magill had tampcrcd with
the actors and obstructed Grau in the
quiet possession OF the Theatre, and That
therefore she ought not to recover the rent
for which she is suing Eacho as Grau's
security. The case was not further pro-
ceedcd in yesterday.
The important case of Stearns Us. Tay
lor, involving the question of the consti-
tutionality of the stay law, was further
argued by Mr.. Young and Mr.. Williams
for Mr.. Stearns. 1t is understood that
Messrs. Sands & Steger will reply in a
written argument, to which there Will be
reioinder by the other side. The case
will then be submitted to Judge Meredith,
whose decision will not be given until the
commencement of the next term OF his
Court.
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dent. whom the reasonable men fiatter and
fawn upon, but whom they will probably
soon curse as heartily ast they did two years
ago.
But, gentlemen, am glad to call your
attention to an act Of Congress which puts
your own vindication, as we'll as that OF the
country, into your own hands. In 1881 Con-
gress enacted, as you will find on page 4ss
of the fourth volume Of the Statutes al
Large, as follows:
i and be 1t further enacted, That ifany per-
son or persons shall, corruptly, or by threats
or force. endeavor to influence, intimdate,
or impede any person, witness, or officer IN
any court of the United States in the dis
charge of his duty, or shall corruptly, or
by threats. or force, obstruct or impede, or
endeayor to obstruct or impede the due
administration of justice therein, every
person or persons so offending snaii ne
liable to prosecution therefor by indict-
ment, and shall on conviction therefor De
punished by fine not exceeding nye nun
dred dollars, or by imprisonment not ex-
ceeding three months, or both, according
to the nature and aggravation Of the
offence. rfg III
Approved May 2, 1881.
You will thus have 1t in your own power
to exercise q wholesome restraint upon
licentious tongues and pens, and upon a
press which, as blind leader Of the blind,
has been and still 10 one Of the chief canses
of past, present, and prospective calamity
and misfortune. g3st
The murders, deaths, ssssssinations, vio-
lort aud upgoyerned passions, ending in
~. .cDnAn Anuation and selE.immolation, un-
paraNoIe1 10 any heather country the
pcvsrty Sn1brsnes agony, and degradation,
5rhiek k1gs IVA tils cisy Of almost IN.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

EOR SALE-4 Acres Of Lane n Lots to suit
Il purchasers. situated five miles from Cleveland
on Detroit street, adjoining Or. kirtiand's. Said
land = vel adapted to Craps, aud has one acre
ptanieli aisos about L scrcs of orchard. frce from
SLp u 80 pei acre, aCcur1lug b locality. Apply To
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, March II, 1865.
In local monetary matters there is no es-
scntial change to nete. The demand for
currency has abated somewhat during the
past few days, the extremely disagreeable
weather to day helping to an unusually
quiet Saturday market. Bankers, however,
continue to report a very close condition.
and while trade maintains its present dull
attitude no improvement can be expected
in the supply of money. The opening Of
lake business viii probably bring relief to
the money market, but until that period
there viii be more or less ~stringenev. East
ern Exchange remains about as previously
reported-quiet and close. Rates steady al
par buying and Ito premium selling.
Financial adyiees from New York report
a stronger speculative feeling in stocks, and
the leading railway securities are tending
upward. The very easy condition of the
money market, and the better showing in
the earnings of the principal roads for the
past month, have induced this movement.
which will probably have its usual run of a
week or two, and then react, to the diseom-
future of those on the outside of the ring.
and the aggrandizement of clique manipu-
lators. Gold exhibits continued weakness.
and a further decline was effected to-day.
the price closing at 1898. Government Sc
remain strong, Tive-twenlies hay
ing advanced a fraction to-day. Seven
thirties cannot be bought in the New York
market, in small lots, below par and the ae-
erued interest.
Here a good inquiry is noted for Seven
thirties, but only a very light business is
in gold bonds. E. J. Farmer & Co..
Bankers, report prices of coin and govern
to-day as follows:
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WHERE TO GET FURSITURE-Tho melsn-
choly moving days will soon come sgain
when h~ousekeepers habitually get disguised
with their old furniture and make It the
occasion to purchase a new stock. Go to
Hart, Malone & Co.'S, No. 10Y Water street,
if you want to suit yourself perfectly.
Their furniture is made in the most sub
stautial manner, after the latest and most
fashionable patterns, and at low prices.
They have every description Of rosewood,
mahogany, cherry, walnut, oak and imita-
norwood furniture, made at their own large
mandatory, and purchased in the eastern
market. Sofas, lounges, tetes-a-tete, and
chairs, covered more or less extensively
with plush, velvet, hair-eloth, damask,
leather, enamelled cloth, brocatelle, courte-
Iaine, &C., &c. This establishment can fit
out hotels, from Office to bedroom, with any
price or style of furniture desired. In add
top, they keep on hand a very extensive
stock Of mirrors, in every variety Of frame,
worth from $500 down 10 soc. Among the
minor articles on exhibition, and for sale,
in their wsre-roOms, are antique hall-ctairs,
With drawers fer the safs-keePiDg Of such
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
5UR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

OJh MADHEGhA MAhAEA kAEGOAAs
[specisl Dispatch to Western Associated Press
New YORK, March II.
KAILwAY STOCKS.
Stocks generally firm at good prices. Strong
speculative movement in the leading stocks.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing quotations at 43O
P. NJ:
New York Central 925s; Erie sri; Hudson River
IOi&; Reading 100; Michigan Southern 1875;
Michigan Central rs; Illinois Central los
Cleyel-nd & Pittsburgh 7S36; Chicago * North
Western 275s; do preferred "a; Cleveland & Toledo
los; Rock Island lOsH; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
q Chicago 9Z1s.
The money market was very easy at the close.
There were large offerings at D per cent. on call.
Tie discount market was easy. The gold market
became quiet, heavy later IN the day, and fell of to
l293z@lZ95s.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are steady but rather quiet.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales were at the following rates
Palmer rose TO As.
GOLD STOCKS.
The gold stocks were firm and better in some re-
spects.
Bennehon 1913; U. s. 1910; Excelsior US; Balti-
more 20; Townsville b; GunnelI l40i Parmelee l6.
80 49,
The market is quiet with a ownward tendency.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown sheetrngs-Augusta SO, inch "A; do 30;
Lauark 20; Park 70.
Bleached Shirtings-Sember Idem Sc inches, 3j;
do y inch. 32Is; Bates b. b. 30.
Prints-sprague 10; Pacific 10; American Is;
Allen Il; Arn0lds 10.
Giughams-Giaseow %.
Csmbrics-Wasba 20; Manviic Is.
Brown Driils-Wiuthrop -.
Corset Jeans-PeppeTd 80; Bates 90
Canton Flannels-Salmon Falls IS.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, 20 to %
hoops, 50 to JOS; Empress Irail rs.
DISPATCHES.
The following dispatches were received at the
Dry Goods Exchange
B~oston-Nissou material has a change in pri-
ccs, and fair rates for the week.
Philadelphia-Trade shows n prospect for a good
business next week. Jobbers are selling a few
goods.
Providence-Better feeling in prints. Market
quiet.
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Cleveland KhOlesaIe Market.

SATURDAY EFLNINo, March u 1866.
FiOur-Choice grades steady and firm. City
made slO,75Gn,5o for Xxx red, sIl, 75@12,5U for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red 50. 5o91o, 90
do Xxx white SIC, 5O9T1,5O. Sales 100 bbls choice
country NX white at 81, 57L.
HEeat-Less active, but firm Tor high grades.
Sales 1880 bn Milwaukee club from store az Soc.
C~OrD-oaiet. Sale l gar No. l shsIled from
storest 52s,
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DR.. C. J. KELLER, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from Il A. NJ. to . P. NJ, at the
store of J. ]. Vogt & Co, 80 south side of
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from l to . P. NJ. Residence, East
Cleveland, at the terminus ofthe street rail
road, opposite the postOfice- a good horse
for sale-enquire of DR.. Keller during Office
hours. marl:3lS
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PROPOSALS.
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d.

W tU1 tRAJfUbD.-bAlIhA1 hETs
l. TING.-The Allegheny Valley Railroad Com-
pauy invite Proposals FOR the Graduation, Mas u
~, Bailastlng and Ties required on fifteen sections
II their Road, extending from Oil City soRthWsTd,
and on h'teen sections extending from MahOning
Greek n~orthward, to the vicinity Of Brady's Bend
Iron W-Tks. Each section will be about one mile
in length.
Maps, Proales, Plans and Specifications Of the
work VIII be ready for examination at the Engf-
neer's Office on Pike street. in the city OF Pitts
5urgh, by the first Of March next, and proposals
viii be T celyed at the same place up 10 6 O'clock,
p NJ. Of THURSDAY, tire I'D Of = arch.
The line will be run out and staked a. soon as
practicabie, but contractors can at any time on
spplieafion st the Engineers ofice in Pittsburgh,
obtain all the information necessary to enable them
TO exsmine ans bid fOr the work undersiandingiy.
Any further information desired can Be Rad BY
application in person or by letter to the subscrf-
Der. T.. WRIGHT Chief Engineer.
fb2G;2o6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

COxCrRr TO-NIGHF-The musical event
mental concert which VIII be given this
evening in Brainard's Hall, py Mr.. William
Heydler, assisted by Misses Emma Harris
and Josephine Berghoff and Messrs. Kenigs-
low, Braam and schwank. We nave every
reason to believe that the entertainment
viii be one which Uw music-lOving public
can not afford to lose. The company repre-
sent home talent, and everal eff them en-
Joy a very enviable vocal reputation. Wo
trust they may be literally supported and
warmly encouraged in their efforts to crafty
the public.
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ACKNowLEDGNENTs.-We have received
from W. D. Baker & Co., Godey's Lady's
Book and Beadle's Monthly for April, both
good numbers. Also a e piece of Emusic,
entitled " Dream on. Lille" from Root &
Cady, publishers, Chicago. The words are
by II. L. Frisbie, the music by Geo. T.
Root
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WAkTEp.-HELP

GARDNER WANTED-WaHted at the Ohio
VI SfaTs Reform farm, at Lancaster. 0hiJ,a COED
Gardner Single man p~reterre1. References rs to
character and qualifications required. Address
! HOWE. LancasteT, ONO. marlg:29,
WANTED IlIlIEDIATELY-An honest.
~ active young man. Of good moral habits. One
VINO has had expef ieDcc as q salesman, and can bring
good references as TO character, can apply 10y letter,
stating address. age, former occupation. etc. to +.
ID W, Leader Office, leVeiand- msrl4-dIz
WANTRDETwo Female Hairdressers At l-2
W erPeIiorsL CHAS. FLIEDNER- ml6@s6
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NOTICES.

The Bitter Fruits of Bad B~itters.-
Invalid reader, DO you know what nine-tenths Of
the bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro-
prietors to accept as universal panaceas are CONF
posed of Give heed for a moment. They are
manufactured from unpurifcd alcohol, containing
a considerable portion ofJasel Oh, a poison almost
a. deadly as prussio acid. The basis of the reg1-
lar ~tinctures of the Materia Mcdica is the same.
No amount Of herbal extracts can overcome
The bad tendency of this pernicious element. The
essence of sound Rye thoroughly rectihed is the
ouly stimulsnt which cIn be safely used as a CON-
poneit Of a Tonic, Alternative, and anti-blllious
medicine, and lost TTER's STOMACH BIT
TERS is the only medicinal preparation in the
world in which this articls is used as an ingredient.
Hence the extraordinary effects Of this great spsc-
ido. It gives strength without producing excite
ment. No other tonic does this. All the ordina-
~ Bitters flesh the face and effect the brain. Hos
letters Bitters diduss an agreeable calm through
the nervous system, promote digestion, and pro-
duce sleep. No other tonic SO quickly revi-es the
exhausted physical energies, restores the appetite,
aud removes the gloom and depression which al
ways accompanies weakness of the bodily powers.
ma 10
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Oats-InAotivo. Hsld arm at s7saso for No. ]

Oats-Inactive. Held firm at s79sso for No. l
frsm store.
2ye-Insciivs No sales reported.
B~arley-Nethins doing; prices nominal
POrk-stsady. Sales No. I City Mess at s27,0
No. 2 Mess $500; Clear sSl 100.
~L@-d-steady. City-rendered in tiercss 1sc; do
in kegs 1gc. COuntry-rendered l5@164e.
Hams-steady at &c for sugar-eured.
ShOUide-s-stsady at I4o.
BaeOH-Held at 19c for clear DOC for sugar
cured.
Mess BeeE-ouiet and steady at $500
Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-In fair request at pc.
R~utter-Choice quail les very scarce and de-
mand good. Prime Western Reserve roll and tub
40@42c.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at lsa22o
for good TO choice. Small lots command a shade
higher figures.
Eggs-Hcld at pc for fresh.
HiZhwines-Market quiet, but firm at 1928
AIeOhOI-steady. Held at s4,4sS4,53 for ss
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,65. Nsu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,seG2,H-
PetrOieum-Inactiye and unchanged. Re
fined free held at 55d5Se.
OiIs-We quote as follows:
LlBseed---.-sI SD Whale, W. B.---.sl rs
OArbon-.-.-.. 5695S c Elephant, W. B. ! 70
Lard-.-----.s1 Gugl So Sperm, W s-----. 3 50
Bank...-..-- -Gi 30 Straits. ...--....- l So
NeatstOct.-.--- 81 Dl
Bries Apples-In fair demand. Held at 1917
@l4c, and pay for packages.
Dried PeaeIles-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 21925c; quarters, lSc.
Observation-Disclosures steady and in good re-
quest at $50.
B~oans-HeId at sl,5Oa2,O 90 fer white. Demand
moderate.
seeSis-In fair demand. Sales Western Timothy
at $500; Ohio sl,75; Clover s5.oo@5,5O 50, as to
quality.
Feathers-Prime live geese in fair request at
75GsOc.
TaIow-stendy at 1o@Io1sc for city and eouu-
try-rendered.
Lake Fish-Quiet and steady. No. 1 White
hsh $500 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Pickerel,
$3.50; Trout s7,OOa7,5O; Herring S5,25.
SaIt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine se,eO for coarse
Onondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
AIe and POrter-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock slS,OOal4,OO; Ken
nett $780,; Pale Cream sIl,OO; Porter Sl2,OO9
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range of 4O9s5c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
~=IaIt-Barley hslt steady at 81 ,io1I,6O 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Water Lfmc-Msrket firm at s., 90 for Akron
and Osweso.
PIaster-POwel's land plaster firm at 81, so
. ION. Csleined $500 q Dbl.
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To MEMBERS OF The Beam OF TRADs.-
The annual Report of the Business of the
City OF Cleveland for the past year, will
soon be published. Those members who
wish extra copies, with their business card
on the cover, viii please leave their orders,
with their cards,) either with the Presi-
dent Treasurer or Secretary Of the Board,
in the course of three or four days. Price
of extra copies, $50 90 per hundred.
marI9-3t J.. c. SAGE, Sec'y.
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Chicago Harke,-,Tarcb -

FLoUR-Dull and declined TO Sl5d20.
WHEAT-Quiet- salssa at Sl,z59l,25H for No l..
CoRS-Q let,
OATs-Duli.
MSS PoRK-Frm at s2saaC% Cumberland
dies in fair request at sl5IgfE.
BULK MEAFs-Qui-t
LARD-Firm at SlSGI9Lc.
Hoss-Quiet at s., 75@9,25 per 100 lbs for mvdi-
I'm 10 good.
DRESSED HoGs-Dul. Sales at sIO.25a1O 80.
BEcEIPTs-flour 10 0 bbls, wheat Z $50 bu;
corn 1o,g9O on-; oats 30 bH.; hogs 1900; dressed
hogs Loo.
sHIPAEErs-Flour 100 bbls. wheat 5000 bu.
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FATHER MATTHEWS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,".
This society celebrated the anniversary
OF St. Patrick, Saturday night, with q capt
tai supper in their new Temperance Hall,
in The rear OF the cathedral. A large num-
Der were in attendance, and all enjoyed
themselves immensely. We have not space
for a fuller notice of the affair in this issue.
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LOR SALE Horses, 2 Buggies and Harness, I
Il h~ockaway with = ats, ? Double Wagons, ]
span Matched Mules and Harness, / Tar SUI, Two
ls-harrel Bleaching Tubs with zinc bottoms, by J..
b. HOUSTON a CO., Cfice Ia SuPerior-st mIzZl6
L0R SALE CHEAP-A handsome set Of Par
a lor Furniture, besidsa other furniture and sun
orr household goods. Apply to e LEVI.
AA1Ek4 90. ~ Water ttrest. marl2.zs5
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Harket.


PITTsBURsB, March I7-6:OO F. n.
The oil market is very dull. Some 500 bbls OF
Grade sold at l3o without packages. Refined
bonded for Philadelphia delivery in April 4oc: do
for Philadelphia delivery this month 39o. FIRE.
offered at $50 not wanted. Weeks receipts by
river and rail $500 bbls since January 1st, $780,
90 bbls excess over same time last year, @ 900
hi.
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srLEyDID TELEGRAPH RooNs.-The new
Telegraph Hall of the Union Business Col
lege will be the finest in the United States.
s~eventy-fve new instruments are now be-
ing arranged with a view to meeting the
great demand for good sound operators.
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A Remedy for TEE Piles.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have aa e~fIectuaI
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
terinE with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected s per-
maneut cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. s East Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham. Cleveland. O.. myers
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\. =. sIock MarkeI-Narcb ~

GOVERNMENT STOCKs-A shade better.
United States IS 500 coupons or '62 1857;
U 5. IS 1910 coupons 500. California Is, los
Western Union Telegraph 6iH.
SToCRs-Beavy.
New York Central 931s; Hudson IOrA; Reading
1907; Michigan Central 1881; Pittsburg 1917:
North Western 2754; Michigan Southern ISJs;
Rock Island l0s5s; Fort Wayne 92%; Toledo, Wa
bash 4 Western a.