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THE WHEAT CRoP IN CENTRAL New
YoRK.-We are informed by gentleman
who has made extensive inquiries concern
ing tie condition of the wheat crop in the
central portion of the State that the pros
poets for large yield are unusually good.
The farmers all agree that their wheat
looks well, and there is no disposition to
indulge in the usual amount of croaking III
such matters. Spring crops are generally
somewhat backward, but the warm weather
of the past few days will have powerful
effect in speedily bringing them forward.
The prospects for crops and fruit in this
State may be set down as good.-Abany
trans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

Contracts FOR THE PAYMENT or COLD
To BE ENFORCED IN MISUNDERSTANDING
King, of the Circuit Court Of Common
Pleas III Baltimore, has just rendered Il
very important decision. 1t is as follows !:
" \ contract for the payment Of debt
in gold and silver is unqucStionabiy legal
contract, and 10 estimate the damages III
case of breach in another currency-a
paper currcncy-and place it on level
with gold and silver, when the iniicXible
laws of trade make fundamental diStinc-
ton between them, is to accomplish Il legal
fraud. The act of Congress may therefore
well apply to all cases where the payment
of the debt incurred is not expressly re-
served in gold or silver; but contracts for
the payment of gold and silver coin are
still valid and binding, and it is the duty Of
the courts to maintain them involatc, and
To render judgments in them 50 as To en-
force them in good faith
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Federal Officers and the Confederate
Dead.

WAsH1NGToN. June 2S.-Somc time ago
the House passed a resolution calling on
the President to furnish any information
in his possession, showing whether officers
of Government have united in Georgia
and other southern States in bcstowing
honors on Confederate living and dead.
All of the heads of departments have sent
in separate replies, which are enclosed
with the Presidents message, each OF
them saying in effect that he has no inior-
nation or knowledge of such conduct.
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OVER MILLION DOLLARS SAVED


Gentl-men,-"I had negro man worth, sl,.to
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, aud wa-
useless for over year. | had used everything
could hear of without benefit, until | tried the
Mexican Mustang Imminent 800" mn, sT: ,H.d
permanent cure. !. Il. Doh Siah
Montgomery, Ala. June Il. l.js
"Itake pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent as valuable aud indispensa-
BILE article for Sprain-, Sores, Scratches. or Calls
on Horses. Our men have used il for Barns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism, Ac;, and Al .ny II
acts like magic i W. NE" VII,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo, and
liarnden's Express.
THE spran of my daughters ankle, ,occa,i"ned
while skating last winter, was entirely cnr.t In
on. week after she commenced using your r.le-
brtted Mustang Lin!Inent. BID. SELL =
Gloucester, Mass, August !, l-oo.
It's an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linmnnt performs more cures in shorter time,
on man and beast than any article ever dis
covered. Families, livery men, and planters
should always have ii on hand. Quick and sur",
it certainly is. All genuine Is wrapped in steel
plate .ngrayings, bearing the signature Of q. w.
Wpstbrook, Chemist, and the pricm. United
States stamp Of DgMAs BARNES & Co. over III" top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit II with a
cheap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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One Man Killed and Several Injured
on the Mississippi Central Rail-
road

MEMPHIS, June Pa freight tram Oh
the Mississippi Central road ran through a
trcstlc three miles north of Grenada yes
tcrdav morning. 4 negro brakeman was
killed, and William Sutton IN" sou, VI
Grenada, and two others, were severely
injured. The tender ana TWO cars were
demolished.
1t is reported that the crops in Arkan-
sas and Mississippi are more encouraging,
though thin.
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Train Thrown or the Track near
peckskill-r Four Persons Killed.

PEEksKlLL, n. y, June 26.-At 5
O'Clock this afternoon the up gravel train,
when near this place, was thrown from the
track, killing c. b. Wheeler, the conduc-
tor, and three laborers, and seriously in
Turing Martin Lee, the foreman, and scve-
raj others. The disaster occurred by some
persons placing, by accident or design, a
telegraph pole upon the track. The cars
were thrown of the track and badly
broken up. There were about thirty la
borcrs on the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

CASE UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
The teacher of the colorcd school at this
place, a colorcd woman, was brought be
fore Justice Ducr last Thursday, charged
with assault and battery Of Il youth, the
son of one Of our most cstimahlc citizens.
She was bound over to appear before the
next grand jury. The first case Of the ap-
plcation OF the Civil Rights bill in this
county occurred in connection with this
affair. 4 party who is said to have made
threats OF violence against the negro
teacher was bound over to keep the peace,
the teacher claiming the warrant under
that bill. She has employed eminent
counScl.-.SomG'Sh (Nd) HTod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

DIscoSTlNUED.-The Legislature of Ten
nessee, by a statute adopted May &c, 1865,
having made it the duty Of the civil au-
thorities of the State to provide for all
pauper and sick freedmen just the same as
for white persons, the relief establish
ments of the Freedmen's Bureau, such as
hospitals and dispensaries, have been or
dcred to be discontinued from and after
the 3Oth day of June.
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Who would not be beautiful Who you'd not
add TO their beauty! What gives that marble
purity ana distingu, appearance We observ. upon
the stage and in the city belle! IL il no longer =
secret. They use Hagans Magnolia Balm lts
roughness from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth transparent, blooming, and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics. contains no
material injurious to the skin. ANY druggist VIII
order it for you IL not on hand ut So cts per bottle
W. E. HAGAN, Troy, y. y, Chemist.
DEMAs BARNES & co,
Wholesale Agents, New iork'
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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EaHroad Enterprise in GcOrSia-Mnr-
IiaI Law in Florida.

Ar.E>rA, GA, June 21.-TAc work OF
"..,.a- the Aillcdgcvillc, Macon, and Au-
-#s.a railroad, Which was graded before
t"c Way, has been recommended, and will
Lee pushed forward rapidly.
\ general order has been issued by Gc-
neral seymour, commanding al Pensacola,
virtually establishing martial law over five
'aaaue, Of Florida, i'll consequence of the
eva authorities having failed to prevent
0I',"rs beng committed upon the persons
". sHtJI citizens and soldiers.
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PoruukEEpSIE, June PA severe thun-
der shower prevailed here to-day. The
lightning struck the buildings owned by the
New York Ice Company, setting them on
fire and completely destroying them. The
Wcddcl Print Works, south of tho ice
house, were also destroyed. Total loss,
ninety thousand dollars partly insured.
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JUICE Ollie ox REBEL LAwYERS.-At
the term of the circuit court being held
here for the county of Preston, by Judge
Ollie, application was made by cX-Judgc
G.. d. Camden, of Harrison county, and j..
W. F. Allen, of Hardy county, to be per-
mittcd to practice in the court without
taking the oath required 10y the law passed
bv the last session of the Legislature. The
entire day Wednesday was consumed
by the court hearing what these persons
had TO say in their own defence and
in abuse of the law and its makers. The
Judge decided that they could not be per-
mittcd TO practice in his court without
taking the prescribed oath, which they
declined to do.-KNglcood Jownal (Radi-
CQ0.
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NV IoRH, June 27.-At the sale OF
Scranton coal to-day twcnty-ninc thousand
tons were disposed otat the following rates:
Lump brought S6.2s0S 500: steamer, SG.l2
4SG. -; crate, S6.75G$7; egg, s6.9oQS7.25;
chestnut, $5.10aS5.Sj. The prices are
higher than the May sales by fifteen cents
to one dollar.
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NV loRk, June 27.-Thc steamer Moro
,a>'ir bring, Havana dates 10 the 23d.
i"r E>'Rt.ttc says that the Mexican En-
t".1 dercnd, upon the success of the de-
ailments 81 war and treasury in estab-
>.ng a national army; but whilst the
iuiac las neither men nor money, its
,'"at.on prccarious and endangered. In
MEXICO, PUcbla, and Querctaro the Empc-
t#r lal ordered a draft.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Congressional Proceeding.

WAsHINGToN, June 2s-s.45, p. M.-The
Senate postponed the regular order,
which was the District Suffrage bill, and
engaged in the consideration of the Nj
agara Ship Canal bill. No conclusion was
reached. The House was engaged on the
Tariff bill. Very little progress was
made
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DISTRESSING EvENT.-We are panied 10
record the death of Walter b. Warren,
son of Mr.. II. L. Warren, which occurred
at the residence OF his father, near Rice'S
station, in this county, on Sunday night,
from the effects of a pistol-shot inflicted
the day previous by his own hand. No
possible reason can be assigned for the
rash act FnrnuNe J0utuM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

II il most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradcates scurf and dandruf.
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich, soft, and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling oft
II restores hair upon pr.maturely bald heads.
This is inst what .yons kathairon will do. Ii 10
pretty-it is cheap-durable. Ii is literally sold by
the ca load, and yet its almost incredible demand
il daily increasing, until there Is hardly country
store that does not keep ii, or family that does
not use il.
+. THOMAS LYON. Chemist New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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4 qua DE MAGNOL1A.-A toilet de
N light. Superior 10 any cologne used to battle
the face and person; to render the skin soft and
fresh; to allay Inflammation Ia perfume clothing.
for hea dache &c. II Is manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia, and Is obtaining a patronage
quite unprecedented 1t Is favorite with actresses
and opera singers. Ii Is sold by all dealers at one
dollar, in large bottles, and by DEMAS BARN rs 4
Co, New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

OAKwo0D MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION AP-
PEAL.-Our citizens arc too deeply alive to
the Importance of this subject to need any
appeal from us to induce them to move at
once and heartily in this work Of piety and
love. We commend the subject to their
attention. augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
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Confederate obligations.

NV ORLEANS, June 26.-Thc Validity
of the Confederate obligations is acknow-
lodged 10y the Union Bank of Tennessee,
and accepted by the entire mercantile
community. Confederate debts are paid
in cnrrcnCv.
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Death of IN Princess.

san FRANCISCO, June 26.-The bark
Ethan Allen brings Honolulu advccs of
May 3lst. The Princess Victoria, sister 10
the King kamohamcha, died May 10th, and
was lying in state, in which She was to re-
main for two months previous to burial.
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Ii Neutrality-suspicious. HObs"n Nominal
ted for Clerk of Court of Appeals.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2G.-The Union
candidates Tor Clerk Of the Court of APP
pcalS, McSSrS. Balliug and Scaton, have
withdrawn. General lIobSoll, the captor
of Morgan, and president Of the soldiers
late convention, has been nominated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

To Re PoSTPONED.-It is stated that the
House Committee on Claims have, by q
vote Of four TO three, decided to postpone
until next December any further conSidc-
ration of the Senate bill for the relief of
iron-Clad contractors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE.-It is said
that Judge c. j. Stuart, of the fourth
West Virginia circuit, will be impeached
for allowing rebel attorneys to practice in
the courts without taking the test oath, in
defiance of the decision Of the Supreme
Court.-Nep York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

PRINCETON CoLLEGE.-Thc comncncc-
ment exercises OF Princeton College, New
jersey, were continued on Tuesday, when
orationS were delivered by the Rev. Noah
Schenck, Of Baltimore, and Joseph 7. Dur
yea, Of New York. This college is one
hundred and nineteen years old, and Aaron
Burr was lis first president. The battle of
Princeton, during the revolution, was
fought principally through the college
grounds. Two pieces OF cannon used in
the action are to be seen in the campus,
and u portrait Of Washington, presented
by the patriot himself, still hangs in the
library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29
Texas -ThrockmOrt0n Elected Go.
vernon.

GALVESTON, June 25.-Thc election in
this State passed off quietly. Throckmor
ton. the conservative candidate for Go
vernon, has 4 large majority in this city,
and will probably get nnc-tcnthS OF the
vote OF the State.
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ERESH FAMILY GROCERIES.-S.

l. b. DRINkARD 4 Co, corner of Main and
Second streets, have In store and keep constantly
on hand a we'll selected assortment Of SUGAR,
COFFEE, line BLACK and GREEN TEAS, BACON,
FLOUR. and other family groceries, which they
guarantee Ia sell upon a. reasonable terms ~ any
other establishment in the city. They respectfully
solicit shar. Of the public patronage.
Fresh MOUNTAIN BUTTER always Oh hand.
Also, CORN, OATS, and HAY
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CHEAP GOODS DEAR AND GOOD GOODS CHEAP
Every merchant can sell cheap goods cheap, but to
find good
SHOES AND BOOTS CHEAP
you must call on
julius BEAR, No. 80 MAIN STREET.
find the hest city made MEMS BOOTS, SHOES,
and CATERS LADIES and MISSES SHOES Of
descriptions; BOYS YOUTHS, and CHlLDRENs,
SHOES, All styles aud all price. tlilLDkEN
SHOES, from twenty live cents up a. ~ lain street
IL l3-dxsw2tawiin JULIUS BEAR, Agent.
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ps,,ns,resrs mi nitzble Hair Coloring Is not q
Sva AIlinstantaneous dyes are composed 81 lunar
c,,stic and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty OF the hair. This Is the original Hair Co.
luTing, and has been growing In favor over twenty
YEAR, 1t restores grey hair TO It's original color by
gradual absorption, In most remarkable manner
II 10 also beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
sires--SO cents and sl-by all dealers.
e. HkiMSTRgET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all pruggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

General Mcclellan has been in Prague
and Dresden, watching the gathering Of
the armies, and calling upon Benedek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-29

hogsheads and tiercss opened, seventy. Ave Offer
ed, and twelve taken In. The sales were at the
following prices-the extremes being ~ 80 TO 80
Hsgsheads, ss.7s, ss5. SIS, ~. ais, ~ rs, 4s7s,
ss 10, s. So $780, ~. so, - 80, sHso su.7s si, 2s
slI rs, eIIo, S7S, $50. 49, 49,, 81, s27, s2s, sa
~ 30, 49, s2s $40, % rs. siaso, ": s2s, s72s,
s77s s77s, fi7, 1850, $3.50. *2s, 80, si2 u.s.
$as s, ss2 $685. *la so, s2e, ti5. sla sas, ss, s4s
and the following terces si2 20. - 80, $'.2s fii,
s2I. so, s22.so.
HgnuTncturea TobnccD.-There have been no
sales for so long time that merchants can give no
quotations.
TAR.-s3?s " barrel.
TgAs.-Black, 75c. 6sl.ts-the last prime arsi-
Gle; imperial, si.7sgs2: gunpowder, sagssa.2s'
vISEgAR.--Cidsr, Soc; manufactured, Soc.
wIsE-Port, common, s?.So0s3.
wHrsxr.-Common, % 1oGs2.2s; pure Rye,
S5oGSi.so. Fine brands higher.
wooL.-Unwashed, 32&l3ec. washed, %s@soc. In
good demand.
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LYoS's EXTRACT OF PURg JAMAICA 6ix"Ex-for
Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, flatulency, Sc., where warm.
and entire purity makes II cheap aud reliable AZ
licle for culinary purposes Sold everywhere, ~
81 cents per bottle. Ask Tor 'LfoS . Purs hA-
tract. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
spIl-iy sold by all druggists
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CATTLE MARKET.
Sales OF BEEF during the last week at s1Hse .
gross, Tor FAIR to good; supply OF cattle now OH
hand very common.
FEAL.-From Is to 90 e head. Tho cattle market
Is not 40 firm.
sHEEP.-aasc., gross. for very good to prime .
fair sheep 81 10 rs p head for very good to prime
HOES -4llGsll. so, nett, according to quality and
weight. Market rather dull, owing partly to the
warm weather.
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r EXTINCTION HOTEL,
Ia MAIN STREET,

IL
LEXING T0N, VIRGINIA.
This we'll known and established house has just
been REPAINTED, REFURNISHED, and RENO
DELLED in the best style, throughout, and Is now
open for the reception OF visitors and boarders.
ts 9catioa End GlGss pr9TWiy to ne BA NJ
BATHS, NATURAL BRIDGE, and other watering
places renders it one OF the most pleasant healthy,
and delightful summer resorts in the South.
The TABLE will at all times be abundantly sup
piled with every delcacy Of the season.
Buggiss, Hacks, OmnlDuses, aud saddle-horses
constantly Oh hand for hire.
Guests will be conveyed to any point at the
shortest notice on reasonable terms.
The proprietor will spare no pains or expense to
ender this house comfortable and agreeable
ONE to such as may give him call.
my ls-2awiw u. A. WHITE, proprietor.
TANS, FANS, FANS.-We have in
Il store 900 Palm Leaf Fans also, . full assert
m'h' Oh hin'" anu W LEVY BROTHERS,
Is Main street,
iea7 Successors to Jacob A. Levy.
DLACK GRAPE MARETZ, full two
handsome Plaid Bareges, for mourning and second
mourning Grape Collars and Wells, AZ
LEVY BROTHERS,
Je27 Is Main street.
CUPERFINE ENGLISH HOSE, just
- the thing for warm weather, at
jo27 is Main street.
SWEEr OIL-SWEET OIL, prime
- quality in cans imported for tobacco manu-
A PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
e.o corner Main aud Thirteenth ntfees'
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Two FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS
/ INTERESTED. "A II persons in the vicinity 81
Richmond having Confederate soldiers buried on
or near their grounds will please report the sani"
10 Mrs DR.. Bolton, Corresponding Secretary oi
the Hollywood Memorial Association, Richmond,
Box sos stating, far AZ can be done, name, reSl-
A. NJ BOLTON,
,e cots Corresponding Secretary III. III. 4
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OFFICE oP THE CRY ENGINEER, June q, 1868.
V'O BUILDERS.-Proposa will be
/ received at this Office until !? o'clock, on
net. HOUSE on the vacant space east OF the Sege-
table Market al Second Market.
PLAN, and .cihcatiuns OF the work can he seen
at this Office. where all Information III regard 10
'N' :" A'' WASHINGTON GILL,
!. std City Engineer
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LOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
T. General THOMAS S. HAYMoND, so well
know n A, for many years efficient member oil
,ne,jaJ a. suitable ne rson To serve this city In ths
room OF Mr. GRATrAS. IL IL UNDERSTOOD that he Will
the position il elected Let the voters, then,
consider him a. a candidate, and take care that
~! % ,da CITIZEN.
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WIZARD BRAND TOBACCO.-This
w celebrated CHEWING TOBACCO IL now
being manufactured by the unde rsigned, and can
be obtained only Of Mes>rs. WIN. TAYLOR son.
who are the sole agents for its sale. To prevent
impu,i,ion each box will bear my stamp
THOMAS J. HARDGRONE,
only successor TO T. $. Hardgro'e
"a
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
three very ne lots He also sold 67 woo'ed sheep a'eras

three very ne lots He also sold is7 wooed sheep averaging
81 IS. . -. L., =. Az ,s nar head and
reports through Kase Mcpherson John kase
r. Judd Buckingham. a. Van Vert and owners the '0
so5 Sheep eo $40 sheep 50 s7 200 sheep se 5o a sheep
So lea sheep 81 80; $40 sheep 81 IS l.0 shesp ~ aG
sheep s6 u.s. go sheep Sc So 300 sheep s622 lo sDep wi
2lO sheep, s5 e5; l3s sheer, "a So .
suEEP pRuvERs AT DRowEISGS 40.
From New York-S. Beckvith il6i f. H. Loveanu. %
Joseph Iowen 30; s. G. Shedd. l3 W. carpenter <os. "
McGraw. 26l Jsmes Van Alstyne 47i oeaf s s"''"'''
ia. j W. Palmer 1871; p H. ID. MoGraw, loi,
From N.assaehusetts-W. Strong, ass y. Day, vs.
From New Jersey-John Cornell. g.
From Pennsy vania--Edvnrd Diehl A. ,A.n roa,
From Oho-L. G.. Guthrie, 1885, Aexander Cnl Co.', w
H. B. Ware, I2; 4. Bennett, 4J2; j. flemne 20 Iobn
Maeruder 200 H. hcGaw. 1895 Moses Baes, Sss ,ss
Maxey Co. $50: Gray Rnge 3o2i j. W. iteeIna, , "a
Noah Granger 1876; j. Van Ness 1885, j. Nj. Iahery 'oi "
NJ. Clark lt7. 1900. -, ,,,rr
Receips bv Railroads TO wit; Hudson luYer Iinos1' i
$50; Fri, Railroad. l7l5 NewJersey Cehiiai h''"'''
47GJ: total g030. ,o, H., ,ro;c,, ion
lele dead weight With lighter receipts anu coosr weitui
The hog trade has impoved than ic b ana te af
walls arc sold each day they come H. the iTesh traas %
them ALL The quality much improved ana rahe every way
healthy TIE best hogs went'of quickly today at lO'c
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

RICE-The market quiet but holders firm In their
views.
sUGAR-Raw Sugars are in fair demand, but without
change TO note In prices we quote a l0 0I0c for fair TO
good Rofning sales Of 673 hhds at l0 9l0ic. for Cuba
loic. for Porto Rico, and lie for Bafbadoes.
Stock May 1866: Cuba, 1890 hhds Porto Rico, 200
hbds; CroiI So hhds Total Co hhds Boxes ~ 76t
bags. ll6 l44; hhds. Misdo 975.
SPELIER gGiet sales Of 25 sales gold.
Lehigh Is dull and nominal.
STEARINThe market is firm, with fair demand sales
OF $1,000 ID at 7iale3c.
SEEDSThe demand for Clover Seed Is moderate and the
market steady at eta0tc Timothy Seed fr IN fair
demand at S6ds6 so Rough Flax Seed Is in limited demand
and steady at o. 5Oee27 Calcutta Linseed confines firm
and in good demand at 81 23 In Boston and 40 here
TALLOWThe market steady and fairly active; sales OF
1900 B at l0i ollie for Western. and liz ic for CITY
WHISKYThe market Is quiet and anged sales Of 81
bbls. at f2 26t 90 q for Western.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Dlpi0eno Notices.

The AMERICAN Exchange national Rank,
NEw-ioRx. April 90 1865
A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER
~ CENT has declared payable FREQ Of Government Tax
and Ge the let dy oay neat The anse. books viii be closed
OF the 2lst inst, and reopened the "a day OF May.
+. WILSON, Cashier
ruE CEsrRAL NATIONAL BANK oV NEw YORK,
Nxw.ioRK, April 10. 1866. I
nIVIDEND.-A DIVIDEND OF SIX (6) PER
been this day deosd tho profits Of tho last
Payable tho lst day
May
Tie Trsuss Books VIII BE- closed from the 23h inst to May J.
Inclusive HENNY A. s1iiTIiE. President