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EbtttSs,urg Petroleum Market. AnrII NS.

Business in the Oil way was not very active, the
sales made being on a limited scale, buyers and
sellers being apart in their views. Holders generally
have come to the conclusion that prices have touched
bottom. Many of them well posted in regard to
the amount of crude held by refners. whilst por-
ton of them have laid in good supply; Others will
require to make some liberal purchases in order to
carry on the works for any length of time. On the
strength of this knowledge one holder of crude
fused be for 80 bbls of bulk fer future delivery
The sales yesterday light at l3c bulk and pack
ages returned. being equal to l8c barrels included
The receipts since our last amounted to 1914 barrels
Refined Oil.-The market was not active. The sales
only reached 1000 bbls demand, follows: Bonded
Il. o., at Sc cts less one per cent. Sales 800 bbls
august delivery Phi2delphia B. o., at 45 cts,
e on the side Of holders zoo b SH to
rive - cts 600 bbls in two parcels, Is cts without
packages; sales 1000 bbls, future delivery 1874 cts
gallon.
Lubricating Olive note the following sales of
Eureka; 10 bbls at s25: sales 80 bbls at IS cts
and 10 bbls c. at 50 cts.
New York Markets.
New YORK, April 90 Cotton dull; $50 bales sold
at 81 cts Flour is unsettled and prices l0G25 cts
l2wersales of 10000 bbs State S!gS.75; Ohio SS.759
T.; Western $7GyS so; Southern lowcr-sales of $50
bills at So 6O@6 Wheat is unsettied-saIes of IS 900
bushels at decline of las cts; No l Milwaukee
at 1S2@lSS cts white l65@lS9 cts Corn is quiet
sales of $1,000 bbls at S5@S8 cts. Pork is heavy
Mess S26@26.3O. Lard firm ut 11@I934 cts. Whisky
dull! susaEguett Coffee steady Molasses steady
troleum dull; Crude 2l4925 cts. Freights dropping
Gold 1855.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20.-Petroleum x ct. higher.
Flour quiet but advancing. Wheat firm; good red
Wheat S2.6G@2.G5 white 50 7OG2g0 There is lively
demand for yellow Cora at S. cts Provisions are firm.
Whisky dull. Pennsylvania S2.25@2 26 Ohio 1923.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, April 20.-Flour is dull. Wheat opened
quiet and closed firm at an advance of cts sales at
Sl.3S12@l.4l13 for No. and 95 ctSS1.05 for No. 2.
Corn is active at 1901 cts for best and 422g4i cts
for No. 2. Oats dull and have declined G4q2 ct.
Provisions are firm and quiet. Mess Pork S25.25
2J.75. Lard 1Sl4@lS12 cts
Mobile Markets.
MOBILE, April 2O.-Sales to-day of 500 bales Mid
ding 3334 cts. Sales of the week 5000 bales Re
cepts of the week 1893 bales against 59 the prevj
Gus week. Exports 10000 bales Stock So 400 bales.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 20-Four is dull; sales at $3.50
@7.75 Whisky steady at S2.22. Mess Pork sold at
S225. Rolders asked $3.50 ut the close Lard quiet
1874 cts offered and 1917 asked.
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LEY telerranh TO News Room

By teIegraph 70 News EOoIl.I
Fort Monroe, April 19th-Ship Neptune. from
Bremen; barks Lapwing. from Rio; Cabrol from do:
Hadley, from Boston; Edsca, from Porto Rico; Ell
verton. from Matanzas. all bound to Baltimore have
passed up the bay.
New York-Arrived April Goth, Br brig Undine
Williams, Pernambuco via Hampton Roads
Bremen-Arrived April I'd, Brem bark Gutenburg
Rasehen, from Baltimore.
Messina-Sailed March 3lst, Venus for Bait
Queenstown, Ire-Sailed April 9TH, Br bark Chan
ticeer, Hawkins, from Baltimore for Iralee.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.

Reported and carefully revised every neck for the Bal
tintore Dailv CommerctalI
ALC0HOL.-We quote Alcohol this week at s.. 40
g45O Tor estern 50 cent, and Cologne Spirits at
S45o94.6O = gallon. The market is, however, very
quiet.
ASHES-Ashes are selling at New York at $3.50
fSt Tor Pots e and sl225@l25o 100 lbs for PEARL
BREAD.-Bread is unehanged Tn IN n1 nr;ce and we
quote as before, viz: Navy cts Pilot at cts and
Water Crackers at 9 cts q b. The market continues
very quiet.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is in limited supply and
dull. We quote Western at 1908 cts, and prime
Southern at H@46 cts an
BARKING quote Qusscitroa o. before; Of sac
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THREE TUNS HOTEL.

There has not been any change in the conduct OF
Antoine Probst INDICTED for the murder of the Dear
ing family and others, within the past few days lie
manifests the same Indifference to his fate speaks
mildly when spoken to. but does not incline to con-
verse; eats his rations with an apparently good an.
petite sleeps well, well his handouts and ma
nacles will admit Of and reads such religious books
furnished him by his spiritual adviser. Quite
number of persons have visited the prison in the
hope of being able to him. but few have had their
curiosity gratifed.
For the first few days of his Incarceration q re-
that he should not be permitted to be seen by visit
ors, was carried out; and since the assignment OF
counsel by the court, similar request by them is
complied with. ProbSt still adhereS to the story first
told by him in respect to accomplish Not only
to his counsel but to the priest who visited him
terday, did he declare that he had confederate in
the murder, yet the police have not been able to OBJ
tain any trace of such a person as is described by
him. They have not however, abandoned the pur-
suit, but using every means to test the truth
falsy of his story. The weight of the evidence and
circumstances thus far developed is against his oft
repeated and soemnly asserted declarations
PrObst is willing, and his counsel will consent tC
enter plea of guilty of killing the boy COrnelu.
Carey, upon the condition that he is not to be tried
the other bills. 1t is questionable, however, i
the District Attorney agree to this And inasmuct
it is essential to bring out all the testimony bear.
ing upon the important question whether he was Of
not the only actor in the bloody scene it will bC
well if he does not consent to it, From acquaintan.
of the prisoner it has been ascertained that ht
came to this country after the breaking out OF
the war; tempted by the high bounties offered, ant
that he at once entered the army Actuated alone by
mercenary spirit, he deserted at the first oppOrtu-
nifty, and several times in the of the rebellion
enlisted and deserted in other words he was "boun,
ty jumper" He has relatives in good circumstances
in Germany, and from brother he received enough
the old country, which money he spent in the haunt
of vice.-PhiLd. Ledger.
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rOBACCO.-The market exhibits no new features
whatever. There is still a good demand for new
crop Maryland, which is being pretty generally
taken up on arrival at former quotations, but old
crOp continues to be neglected In Ohio and Ken
lucky there's nothing of consequence doing. We still
quote follows, Observation-Disclosures com
mon, S3@5: do. sound common, $5.5G9750; do: mid
ding. $SGl0; good do to fine brown. $l0@l6
ground leaves new, S3@5 for common to fair and 500
ID for good to fine. Ohio-lnferior to good common
S5S: do brown and spangled. $9Gl2.50 do. good and
fine red and spangled. Sl4@l1; do. fine yellow and
fancy. S20@30: Kentucky, frosty Tugs. S6.5N@7 do;
fair to good luss S7.5O9S.50 do. common to fair
The inspections this week are 500 hhds Maryland.
100 hhds Ohio, and Is hhds Kentucky total 9O5 hhds
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is selling as follows
yz:-IC lOxl4 at SIC do. l4x2O at SIT: TX lhxl4 at
cts for Pig and u for Sheet and Pipe. Spelter at
II cts, and Sheet Zinc at IS cts Z b.
WOOL.-Ihere is very little doing IN WOOL, and
quotations still nominal. follows, viz l592 cts
for unwashed and 1904 cts for tub washed. Pulled
is unsaeabe, and it is impossible to give quotations
WHISKY.-The market for Whisky has through
out the week been very dull, but ii has ruled pretty
steadily at S2.25@2.26 for City and Western. The
sales which have been exclusively in retail lois have
been made principally at the latter figure.
FREIGHTS.-There have been no new freight en-
gagements this week so far we have heard, but
rates are generally unchanged. To Liverpool per
steamer quote at sd for cotton, Us cd for tobacco
and 2s for heavy freight, but there fixed rates
for sailing vessels there being nothing offering. To
Irish ports for grain the nominal rates are7 toSd. For
tobacco to Bremen the rate is Dos, and to Amsterdam
and Rotterdam 22s Sd. The rates for petroleum are
IS Cd to Liverpool, and IS to the Continent. There
shipments of coal making, there being in
bertrand district arriving, consequently there are
no established rates of freight.
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BALUIMORn DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APRIL p 19e0

STAVES.-Staves are in rather better demand and
frmcr We quote r. o. HID at Si0942; W. y. HID
at S45@50, and W. Q. Pipe at $l00Gll0 per NJ.
TFAS-Teas are in fair demand and steady at the
figures named in our last, viz:
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PARDoYED BY THE PREsIDENT.-On the 18th inst.
the President pardoned the following criminals:
of the internal revenue laws and sentenced to pay
fine of $500; Horace L. Jones, of Michigan convict
ed of embezzling from the mails, sentenced to ten
District Of Columbia. convicted of absracting public
records from the United States Treasury DEPART
ment, and sentenced to pay a fine of 81 600 and
stand convicted until the fine was paid Whittlesey
has been in confinement about eight months, and is
pardoned because his health has become so much
impaired as to endanger his life. George Warren
Townsend, of Massachusetts, convicted of attemrt-
ing fraud the enrolment division of the Provost
Marshal's Office, and was sentenced to three wears
imprisonment. lso the following special cases
under the first and thirteenth exceptions: On the
18th instant four Texans were pardOned and to-day
one from Louisiana two from Kentucky and one
from Texas.-Sdr.
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REMARKABLE CURE-A young man wanted to
marry girl out in Wisconsin, but her rich parents
forbade the match; The young man became sick
very sick-and had terrible fainting fits The doc
tors were called, and said he would soon die and be
said he wanted to- The father of the girl visited the
Ratient and agreed with both him and the doctors.
he would die happily. His dying request certainly
could not be refused, and Mary Ann having no OBJ
ectlons, the min lister sent for and the solemn
ordinance OF marriage performed before the most
solemn messenger of death should step in to snatch
away the gasping bridegroom from time to the re-
gons OF eternity The knot being securely tied the
cure. astonishing both the cruel parient" and the
doctors but the bride acted though she expected
it all the time.
1t is rumored, says an inveterate punster,
that the Fenians are about to strike ile-Emerald
isle
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RAILROAD NOTICES
rEaE RALTIMo RE AVID NIEIo RAIEnn-

ts Ft On On s s9 LA sft e. MONDAY.
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
NAIL TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily tcxcert
Sunday at $50 A: NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN win
io&ye daily Cncqding Sunday, at 10 P. ~, and The
ACQQMMQDATlON TRAIN leaves Cumberland
These trains connect at Belair and Parkersburg for
a RGiPt Weft souhTT Sdj and g6 N9sRT9t
leaves Baltimore daily at 4g p. N. Except Sunday
Esst-Leayes Frederick at IT'S a. III. daily, Sun
u Tb SSY EbIi1oTPs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balh
more at $50 and 10 4. NJ, and $50 NJ, and Fiji
colts Mills at 40 A. NJ. and ll36 A. NJ. and Go
FOR WASHINGTON.
and d?aye Ba dH5 No. a. s $ and s5
SIS IT. aPd lis ana q Isay 9, & 52 3a9
ton D at 62o 53Q and Ills NJ and 245, go and
from Bmore am and Il the 6 aaS 4 and f 215 p NJ
trains from Washington, stop at way points. The
7.30 A. NJ. and 40 P. NJ. from Washington, connect
with It'll trains on the Annapolis road G =, o
for Baltimore and Washington.
For further inf2Emqc Ht tickets Of kind @
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ia9-tf
PEEILADELPEIIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
a - f.s16 the trains will leave Presi-
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at 7.25 A. M.
Express Train for Now York only at 900 A. NJ
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
1.10 P. NJ.
Accommodation Train for Havre dc Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS P. NJ.
Express Train for Philadelphia and Now York at
6.35 ?. NJ.
Express Train for New York at 500 ?. N.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at $50 T. NJ,
, For Princess Anne, and Intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take 7.2j A. ". train, and for
Dover, Delaware take the l:l0 P. Nj. train
VIM. CRAWFORD,
kyav,t
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Notwithstanding the depression of the oil trade the
reported receipts of petroleum at PittSburg have in
creased since the first of January two hundred and
4lteen Thousand eight hundred and ffty-two barrels
Last weeks receipts of crude by the Allegheny river
"eIG among tne largest ever reported
law recently passed in Virginia requires foreien
insurance companies doing business in that state to
deposit $4,000 to $4,000, according TO their canito
stock, with the State Treasurer who is To see that
the companies make good their obligations
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
In all the markets of the country trade in the ren-
eral markets is more active. and gloomy forebodnrs
in regard to the future giving place to confidence
Merchants of the impression that there is To
be general reaction from the extreme point of de-
preston, and are consequently operating more freely
The advance in breadstuffs result chiefly from the
unfavorable reports of the growing crops The latter
certainly gloomy. but it must be borne in mind
that the appearance of wheat fields after an unfavor-
able winter have often proved deceptive the open
ing OF spring. And now. although in the middle of
April we are. in this section, experiencing the first
growing weather. 1t will be safe. therefore, to await
couple of weeks of favorable weather before making
up decision in regard to the wheat crop. That the
iatter mas been very seriously injured is not to be
DOUBTED but 1t Is not yet established fact that
tnreefourths or one-half Of it has deem destroyed
NEW ORLEANS COTTON STATEMENT April 49,
STOCK on hand LIST September, 1865, bales.. S. $50
Received To-Day ',;.",,...,......,.,,..,. LIST
Received previously ,,...,,.....,..,.,.,.. 64s9l2
- 650,099
Total tx, 33s
Cleared to-day 6SOI
Cleared previously ,....,.....m.... $50
- 566. 75s
Stock on hand ...........~,,.....~.."... .16e.58O
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HUMPHREYS
tx g IN GEO patIaic Specifies,

HEAVE proved from tho most ample experience,
IL an entire success; Simple, Prompt, Efficient and
Reliable They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular uSe-SO simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; so harmless as to be
free from danger and efficient, as to be always re-
liable. They have received the highest cOmmenda-
Cents,
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURq,

On and after FRIDAY, Sept. !, 1865, the trains
~ ~ TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves Washington at........7 A. NJ and $50 p. M,
Alexandria at........ 7.35 A. NJ. and 9 p NJ
-" Gordonsville at......I2 80 p. N. and / 40 A. NJ.
ArF1y0 IN k Tnr56nG, at % n and6 a. n
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave hynchourg ANN. 645 A. n and us P. H.
GoTa0nsPis = n n a and Z5 z
Washington at. $50 P. NJ: and and SIS SIS A. <. n.
On STndayS lGaTs Washington at $50 P NJ only.
A. NJ arriving in dordonsville at As A M leaves
Gordonsvie at 1926 P NJ. arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIcxan-
dria at 3 A. ~. arriving in Lynchburg at 7lO P NJ;
leaves LynGhGgrg at S2O A Mr.. arriving in Alexan-
Passengers for Warrenton will take the 7 A. M.
train south from v sshington and the A NJ. train
north from Lynchburg.
from Lynchburg, and the A. NJ. and 715 P. NJ trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts of the North and West
This route has the advantage over all Others, by
pawn PAVING continuous rail from New York to Lynch
1t also passes through Fairfax Bull Run. Manassas,
Brlstoo, Catletts, RappahannoclI Cupepper Orange
and where many of the late great battles
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
in Washington, also at the Depot on Maryland
Trains leave the corner Of First and ss, Washing
ton. WM. II. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
oc9-d General Passenger Agent.
-. gs5s,ss:sss,sifitt.> YORK ROAD EAIA-
2 sEzs=Szl5 WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 9Th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. N, to 7P NJ
except u noon.
Night car for Towsontown at II Pm.
. Leave TOwsontown every hour from A. NJ to 7
= W. eXcent Y noon. nos
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Time Of ArriUal and SClosin0 of Mails at the Post
Office, Baltimore, Md.
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ACCIDENTS.
NATIONAL
LIFE AND TRAVELER'S INSURANCE COM
PANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $4,000,
BALTIMORE OFFICE,
Sc EXCHANGE PLACE.
Issues General Accident Tickets from One to Tcentv
DGys.
These Tickets insure against Accidents of every de-
scrlption for 5000 in of DEATH or SIS per week
compensation for disabling accident.
TARIFF OF RATES.
lday........."..25 cents 5 days 25
days..............50 cents days............ 90
udy ceLLs Y W
lEp 4 w
Insurance on above tickets commence at 6 O'Clock
A. NJ, L O'Clock NJ, 6 o'clock P. NJ.
Remember that Is cents per day insures for S. 600
Tickets for sale at the Office of the Company, No.
Sc EXCHANGE PLACE.
PHILIP D. SUTTON,
General Agent.
SUTTON i GEMMELL
telS-tf Associate A gents.
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GILMNR UOISE
H0WARn H0ECE

J A Parker, Boston S L Jaques, Ny
II LortZ, Wash G n Larrabee Gutenberg
l. Andris Jardella, Md NJ W Fainter, Pa
Geo W Goldsmith, w VaW J Wooddell, W Va
n Vineyard Va J Sharps Parkersburg
NJ Y Majors, Ind C + Wenner, Berlin
J Clemmons, Va Jno Murphy, Pa
Z Alpley i VT, Wash j Carmick, n Y
do
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~ "a ri IS RICKSBURG AND P0T6-
MAC R. RIO TIA VELLERS GOLNG SO 9TH
+ TWICE DAILY. CSsaoay A. NJ. EcoeptedJ
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, Wash
ingtOn to AQUA Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trains OF the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danville Railroads. for Peters
burg, cldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camden Station at 4. NJ. and and
AS ?. NJ. connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf Sunday morning
excepted), at $40 A. M. and 100 P NJ and arrive in
Richmond at 2U5 P. NJ. and A. NJ.
TRRy CGH TO RLCHHOlVD IN TEN HOUR&.
F3ty Mics Shorter and 3 hours Quicker fldn any
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aqua Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camdon Station
Baltimore, and set through baggage checks.
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers IN Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM & SON.
No. l42 Light street wharf
CHAs. NJ. HAEEY,
Oc5-u General Passenger Agent.
f5Js sz,s E-EHssiisE995aEE'.sss43 GRANGE AND
Eaza ~ 4=aES- --itSEz ga EXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
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FOR GltARLESTON. =. G.

kyNk FOR EIEAEiEESTON. Sc.
49, PENDERGAST'S LINE
"1-sG- TO SAIL WITH DISPATCH
The tast-salinz brig AMBROSE LIGHT" A. A.
Simpson, master, having large portion of her cargo
engaged. will sail above.
Forfreight or passage, apply to
PENDERGAST. FENWICK & CO.,
II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, Willis 4 Chsolm a1q-tf
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<fE$s FOR CHARLESTON, s.. c.
BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
To sail SATURDAY, DIST, at 4 o'clock P NJ
The Al steamship "KALOEAMA." VIM. Denkin,
commander, is loading at her wharf foot of Con
cord rect next to Norfolk steamers wharf and will
sail If above For freight or passage having splen-
did state room recommendations. apply TO
PENDERGAST. FENWICK & CO.,
II Smiths Wharf, (up stairs.)
Supplies purchased for the South from proceeds of
the southern fair, will be shipped by this Company
free of charge
n. B.-AIl freight engagements must be made at
our Office, for which permits will be given
Bills of lading signed at our Office
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS CHISHOLM. apl9-tf