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THREE CENTS.

THE CITY RETAIL MARKETS. The markets. vester-
day. though containing good s1pnIv of nroduce
manifested but little change in prices Tho snuevad
hSt contains tho prices demanded for the PRINCIPAL
edibles exposed for sale at the Centre Market.
Meats-Beet sold from 10 to 25 cents per Jb. choice
cuts 30 cts. Mutton y to 20 cts Veal Is to n cts
Pork 20 cts. Sausage 20 cts Lard 20 to % cts Ham
-"hoie-22 cts; sliced 80 cts. Broiing beef 80 cts
per lb.
Fegetgb7es-Sweet potatoes rs cts per neck. Irish
potatoes 40 cts per peck; spring onions 10 cts per
bunch; brocke sprouts IS cts per peck cabbage from
10 to Is cts per head parsnips 30 cts per peck tur
nps 40 cts per peek; kalo sprouts 40 cts per peck
beots 40 cts per peck; celery Is cts per bunch.
Poultry and Gdme-Turkeys sold from s. to Sc
apiece geese from 81 to $l5O apiece; chickens 81 TO
Sl5O per pair, from $3.50 to $3.50 per dozen ducks
Sl75 per pair; canvass back ducks 8 per pair; red
heads 81 pair black heads 50 cts per pair prairie
chickens IS cts per pair; robins $3.50 per dozen.
Fish-Shad sold from 81 to $3.50 per pair; large
size demanded 50 per pair; rock. large 81 to S1.25
apiece bunch 50 to IS cts; pike 75 cts per bunch;
herrings 65 to IS cts per dozen; white and yellow
perch p to 50 cts bunch catfish 25 per bunch
haIbut y cts lb; haddock8 cts per lb. This be
ing the season oflen the fish market is rather brisk
and which has tendncy to keep the prices Inflated
Miscellaneous AHic'es-Butter, print, sold from 50
to 50 cts per b roll from 40 to 60 cts per b eggs are
reduced somewhat IN price and sold for 25 cts per
dozen. Honey sold for 50 cts per b; apples sold from
50 to 50 per peek.
WRECK OF 4 STEANsHIP.-The steamship Nashua
Captain 5. Pepper, from New Orleans, via Kew West
and Charleston, S. c., bound to New York. was
wrecked on Currituck Beach, about sixty miles south
of Cape Henry. on Friday night last She had an
eountered heavy gales since leaving Charleston and
was beached to save laundering at sea- The officers
ana cre"-numoerlng nineteen persons-reached the
shore in safety, by of lifeline and hav, gone
north The Nashua belonged to Whitney Hatba-
way and Co.. in New York. who recently purchased
her from the Government She was light
THEFT-John Norfolk alias W Booth, was arrested
on Tuesday night, by Sergeant Pamphilion, charrsi
with stealing horse valued at 500, from DR.. L W
Patterson. Also, with stealing saddle and two
horse blankets from J. L. Ridgeley. The sccusea
was formerly in the employ of DR.. Patterson. vbc
resides on the Liberty road about six miles from the
city and stole the horse about month since which
ne took to Plum Point, Nd where his father rsiIos
lie was arrested at house on York street where tbo
other stolen articles were found He acknowIedr.,g
the theft, and Justice johnson committed bir, for
the action OF the Baltimore county authorities.
ABANDoNED.-The schooner Henry james from,
CientuegoS for New York was abandoned on tba ~
instant IN latitude 2O.l5, longitude 1915 The crew
were saved. Wv"
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PROCEEoINGs 0E TEE coUEls.

WEDNESDAY. March IS. 1866.
:, crSm1aGi C1Hrt-itun. Judge Bond: George T.
Mapnd, States attorney, prosecuting
Inc court, on assembling yesterday morning being
informed that theJury in the case OF Vim. LkecOmer
nm with having committed an assault with irtenf
to ravlSh Catherine FOgle had remained in iTair
om all nlsht unable to agree, sent for them and on
their appearance in the courtroom the E,rsToo-
stated the fact Of their being unable to gree wbere
upon the court directed their discharge and released
We prisoner on renewal of his bail in the suu of
5000 with John Winter to appear when agSin c5iIcj
ior 1t IS understood the jury stood ten for and two
against conviction. The term Of the petit urv hav
ing expired they were finally disrbaTged d fb
o'clock. LH0iNlle d. u"
cireTit Cqur'--JqdEe Aexander-Louis NJ. Heck,
enthalI vs.. Laura Y. Heckenthali and William Wall.
9etloE ior the writ of habeaS corpus directing the
leendaats TO produce in court four chillren Gf the
petitioner. A return was made by Mr. Wall who
alleges that he has no control over the children Their
inolher only renting rooms from him The m0the-
n her return, admitted having the custody Of Inc
children. but alleged that the father was not a fit and
proper person to have the custody of them NJ"
1earnE OF the case was postponed until Sat,,rio-, a
absent. -4'SSes "cIo
=, John, Horn and others vs.. The 'Jayor and Civ
Hoonch OF baltimore and Aug M Price CITY Col
iector petition and order for Injunction against the
tty Collector to restrain hi from collecting the as
SeSSments on property on North Avenue
o,raa uaau a. MasHesS vs. Thomas Ledy and others;
ttree t9r the sale OF certain property the south
SIDE OF Saratoga street, near Eutaw, mortgaged to
secure certain claim.
- -. i/tsFttt tcHFt-lOn. Judge (IlleS--The
United States vs. large qnantity Of virginia barF
notes alleged to be in the possession of L. P Bayno
y y Co. brokers, and attached by the Marshal The
OF" '"0 ''So " "o ehteieu
The United States vs.. Joseph E. Gilpin; inform A.
I'm Tor not taking out license a retail liquor
Eeaier' u9der the revenue acts. Pleaded guilty and
senienced TO nay fine Of $25 with costs.
INC petit jury was discharged until Friday md
morning. \-'' 'oayi
:, C2lrt Of Common Pieas.-TIon Judge Kiog-Cbas
plaintiff for $i2l.52 III Ia'OE u
Joseph L. Gheen vs.; Cyrus Martir. on trial.
Hsslsnlnent to-day from No j45 to I72 inclusive
not concluded. oL' Neiolo loPSLIeu case
Aaslgnment to-day from No, 454 to 479 inclusive.
ho4mar.-Lctters of Administration we're granted
~ James j. Grogan, on the estate of Kennedy Owen
Ttogant 10 v cner DresSell ON the estate of j. H.
iesdorh, and to John Buchta on the estate of Mat
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FROM NASHVILLE,
Railroad Accident--Sudden Death OF q
Judge--RaVaSes of the Smail-Pox at
ChatfanOOga-Address of the Tennessee
Legislature.

ChattanOOga-Address of the Tennessee
Legislature.
NASHVILLE. March 1.-THE Saturday mornings
mail train hence Oh the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, met with accident by joint of rail be-
ing sprung, catching the flange of the driving wheel
The engine and tender were broken loose, turning
completely over. Tho fireman, Murphy, was buried
under the ruins, and suffered most horrible torture
until dug out. appealing to bystanders to end his
misery by cutting his throat. The throttle lever
driven about eight inches into his thigh. He may
recover though his wound is fearful.
Samuel D. Frierson. Chancellor of the Fourth
Chancery Division, died suddenly at Pulaski. Ten
nessee, at five o'clock this morning. He held court
on Saturday morning. in usual health. His remains
were forwarded to Columbia. his place of residence.
He was eminent in his profession and bis loss will be
greatly deplored.
There Will be a meeting of the Nashville bar to-
morrow take suitable action regarding his decease
One hundred and sixty eight small pox patients
were in general hospital at Chattanooga. and on Fri
day the disease was still spreading.
Radical members of the Legislature have published
an address to the people of Tennessee concerning the
legislative situation 1t rectes facts connected with
the emeue in the House. appeals to the people for
support, and concludes as follows:
I'VE have but one duty to perform, to stand to the
principles upon which we were elected. With malice
to none, and charity to ALL we hang our banner on
the outer wall and inscrbe it, unconditional
men shall rule Tennessee
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From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, March 1.-THE schooner Sunny South,
from New York on the 5th, bound to Jacksonville.
struck on Cumberland Island shoals on the evening
of the 10th Instant, and ashore the Island
leaking badly On the morning of the 1lth the tide
ebbed and flowed in her. A small portion Of her
cargo wassiischarged
Henry Low, who last week shot and killed citizen,
but acquitted by the coroners jury on the ground
of accidental shooting. has been renstated in his
position, by order Of the military commander.
Arrived, Norwegian bark Aqua, from st. Thomas,
ir, hnllnst
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From Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, March l3.-Great Indifference was
shown to the election held here yesterday by large
number of voters great many going to the polls
especially business men.
Mrs. jeff Davis is here en- route to Canada.
In Iberyie parish, last week, at Shern's sale, six
fine plantations were sold for what the elaborate
machinery upon them originally cost
Hon. J. 7. Trotter OF the leading Judges of
Mississippi, died at Holly Springs last week.
Daily passenger trains are now running on the
Jackson Railroad, between New Orleans and Canton
The old Pontchartrain Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend of ten per cent.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Commercials special
Toronto despatch states that the authorities said
to be in possession of startling intelligence Thou
sands of Fenians will the borders as the
weather permits, and be Joined by sympathizsrs in
Canada. Government detectives are on the alert on
this side the line. and keep the Canadian authorities
informed of the movements of the enemy. The panic
shows no abatement, and serious move on the banks
for gold has commenced throughout the Provinces
The Government is helping the banks with specie.
LATER.
TORONTO, March 1.-THE Fenian excitement is
subsiding The volunteer force is well distributed at
all points on the frontier. Several searches have
been made for pixies but all unsuccessful.
Death of Mr. Sparks the Historian.
Boston. March l6.-Jared Sparks, the historian
and ex-president of Harvard College, died at his
residence in Cambridge this morning, of pneumonia
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Breakup Of the Ice i'm the Hudson.

POUGHKEEPsIE, March 1S.-All the ice in the river
is moving but no damage is being done, in conse-
quence of its rotten condition. The propeller Transit
is expected to arrive here from New York tomorrow
and the Poughkeepsie barges will also commence
their trips Immediately.
kilograms from up the river report the ice in
very weak condition, and moving southwark with
the tide By Saturday at the farthest. all the boats
will be able to reach Albany without hindranee.
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FsjIure of the Whippie File Company,

Boston, March 1.-THE failure of the Whipple
File Manufacturing Company is announced to-day.
with heavy liabilities. The capital stock of the
pany was 100000. and it recently petitioned for
further increase The suspension is attributed to
having on hand large stock of goods which cannot
be sold except at great loss, and the of the
company have been somewhat crippled recently in
efforts to retain its credit.
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ou sTOUT AND FULE. BLOOD

rc-.., =, re stout, heSny, OF DIOoC |
rc habit you are probably SIoSet o9d 70 tbs lead
vertigo. ai diseases generally: At any rate. Sou
congesnvs to he afflicted in that manner than peop
more llhey an habit. Now you, above all otner pei
OF m tSs ord should have constantly on nana
sons IN 1S vs Regulating Pills. II you never nay
poA OF & much the better. me 70 cents th;S %
70 use m :me h cheap investment II IL succeeus ~
SGst w % aW ~ disease 1t will be "a ~ n
e ~ sdden lttack, when no otner meoi' Rcous @
nopuan;ent M + escue you from the grane III vo :,
Won are stout al Id plethorlc peopiSs HIIy Lei DR.
get bied. Com, nit such act OF ioltE he dificul
Ssdwavs nils h your only protector Inc aaoad hoad
ty if YOU are atta ked by rush OF o91d u hnod an1
is caused by dis, urbed circulation OF .e svstem
Not by too great quantity of 1t IN your on
Is occasoned BY an irregular action OF your
liver and bleeding will only increase, NOT u.h;n
that irregularity. What you need Is soneCntS; nt;oI
restore the organs to natural and reguaid gad Tbs
and thus equalize the circulation of the BLOOD Ina
/ precisely the effect of dose or two OF haoWWay
Regulating Pills. hey do not merely purge: Inc
hregulate" the liver, the bowels, the Spleen the KY
avs and so on. They e1pel from the body tue IL
~, ious matter, and search out for that purpose
~, ,ased humors and deposits wherever hidden.
;s manner they restore healthy action to the hear
the he circulation of the blood even. and keep yo
DER as clear as though you had never possessed
head Of superfuous flesh. Such are Railways pill
Sold iIyLGRadway's iIy pills are elegantly coated wi
n. Lsh;ch renders them perfectly tasteess and fir
gum, smell. They can be ne swallowed by children
easily sIgaabb abs form of pills in general USE II
medicine eoronehly ~ yet mildly,
pg5sg;S,sip oos. MaidsnLanss,I NsT T9rk ~
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fel7-lptf

1866. Watches 1865,
A SPLENDID Stock OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
tion English Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses,
Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-1stptf Fountain Hotel,
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RAhhQrV.

PHILADELPHIA. March l3.-The paymaster of the
schuylklll Navigation Company was robbed of $4,000
in money and $4,000 in checks. in hotel at Schulkl
Haven. last night. No clue has been obtained as to
who committed the robbery or how it was effected.
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7TET&EFsaE-ry'E.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-T Ravels still draw
crowded houses to their inimitable impersouations.
and certainly deserve the success ever marked fea
ture wherever they appear.
FRONT STREET TAEATRE.-The sensational Streets
OF New York, will be repeated at this theatre to-
night, ~
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COIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
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Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivallei. For sale by all drug
gists. fe9-d&wly
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. SKILLIN HoUGBToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. oc9-tf
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NEWS or THE DAY.
GARGRESS-

SENATE.-An important bill was passed by the
Senate, fixing the military peace establishment,
which will be found in theregular congressional re-
ports.
HousE.-The time was largely occupied yesterday
in debating the expediency having the Government
exte ID proper encouragement to citizens to par
tcipate largely as exhibitors in the Paris Exposition
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5000
$3.50
COAL. COAL.

The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade. will sell their stock in hand, consisting of 1000
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 1900
tons prepared sizes for Family use at $3.50 per ton
2240 fbs for Lump and 50 per ton. 240 lbs. for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the city.
r. G. RIEIIAN & CO.,
fe1T-1 90 Cor.b st.oa4
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7arren's Fle and waterproof Roofing

Perfectly FA-Proof, Perfectly WATERPROOF
Unequalled for urability. Security. and Economy,
Applied at 81 vest notice, and in any section of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON Co.,
d27-6m2p yer 80 West Baltimore street.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HOUSE," take great
easure in calling tn attenuon VI ou eders to the
10 nspicuous advertise. .nent OF Messrs 9Th. Rros.
To-, No. 40 West Bait imore street. we elk what
wa know when we say tn cir present stocA ctothing
oonn Ut be excelled. We commend TINS me- o the
fanoro BILE notice of all who hay want goods their
iasofa law ,,rhey sell at small profits. and deal the
80. nth everybody.
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The New York Robherx.

NEW YORK, March Alt is rumored on the street
that the robber of Lords counting house of ST.
in Treasury bonds has been arrested. There is no
truth in it, however.
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|, QUESTION geneilv tn your friend

Pur THE QUESTION geneily to your friends. as
to what preparation they uor their teeth, and the
response. nine times out OF J, will be. Sozodont.
'Tis no longer necessary to hress its merits upon
the public mind; experience \ taught the world
ahat, as a means of beautityinsa ad preserving the
teeth, invigorating the gums. aa living pleasant
aroma to the breat it has no riVa. either hemis-
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A USEFUL HINT TO HogsEKEEpERs AND OTHERS

A USEFUL HINT TO HoysEKEEpERs AND OFFERS
An article in late number of an English magazine
the subject of the fracture of polished glass sup
faces, says:
1T is fact known to the philosophical instrument
makers that if metal wire be drawn through glass
tube few hours afterward the tube will burst into
fragments. The anneaed glass tubes used for the
water guages of steam boilers sometimes destroyed
in this way after the act of forcing piece of cotton
waste through them with wire, for the purpose Of
cleaning the BORE This will not happen if piece of
soft wood is employed The late Andrew R Rois in
formed me that on one OCCASION late in the evening
he lightly pushed piece Of cotton wool through a
number of barometer tubes with piece of cane for
the purpose of clearing out auy particles of dust
The next morning he found most of the tubes broken
up into small fragments. the hard seeouS coating of
the cane proving destructive he had previously
known the wire TO be-"
In these times, when glass lamp chimneys are in
such wide it is of little importance that this
iact should be made known. Thousands Of persons
VINO have been in the habit of using wires, table
FORKS and variety of metallic articles in the washing
ot THESE chlmneys will in the above stated fact, find
the lamp. -
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WINE

Jps,import ed from France, large invoice -, OF
"Adolhe Fal uants Champagne Wines" from tn'
JEWETT & ST0CKLEY,
Al S: harles st.. sole Agts for city of Baltimore
mhS-1ustn
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A QUESTION OF CITIzENsHIP-An important de-
elsl0n has been recently made by the Secretary
foreign Affairs OF the United States OF Colombia,
IN reference to the question of citizenship The
was that of Senior N. Merno, who, though a son of
Spanlard, was born within the territory of the re-
public and resided there during part of his minor
lty 1t was claimed that although he afterwards left
the country he was nevertheless bona tide citizen.
But Secretary Perez says by international law,
which has been expressly declared to be part of the
legislation of the republic and to which all nations
must conform, birth of itself is not sufficient to
dow an individual with citizenship, whatever may be
the provisions of civil law in relation thereto, but
the consent of the individual is also necessary" the
child DUR ing his minority inheritng the nationality
OF his father This is in contradiction to Mr.. Sew
ards ruling in the case Of Senior Victor Plise, who
born il Panama of Italian parents, and emigra-
ting TO this country during his minority, became an
American citizen under the naturalization laws and
then returned to his former home. Our Secretar f
State held that by taking up permanent resdence
in the land Of his nativity lie mad of his own accord
forfeited the fights of citizenship here,
ExTRAvAGANT BUsINEss.-The following is q list If
the steamboats, that have been lost on Western and
Southwestern waters since the 1st of Decehar Iast
Belle Memphis. SlO0,0O0 Warsaw, $4,000: City of
PekH SSOV9 Va PTsris dd Rose $4,000 Viola OOO j.
SA,9Oo Hattie May S46,000; Ferryboat $45.OOO; Sub
marine NO 3 S2O 1000 three wharf boats S27 O00 ten
9arges, S5O,OOO; Rosalie, $4,000; Dadem SIS 600;
niagara, sunk by collision. $4,000; Lizzie Tate,
SUM, Sz9,Oo; Ben Stickney, sunk, $4,000; Agnes,
9GoV; Miami exploded, S2s,O0O; Eleanora Carroll,
eurned Sl3O0OO: b. o. Stannard, burned, $4,000;
Sherman. sunk, $4,000; Missouri blown up, Yl5OOg0;
$4,000; Baltic blown up; $l5,OOO Asher Asher Ayres,
burned, $4,000; Pine Grove. sunk, $4,000. Total
Our steamboatmen have the reputation of being q
class of liberal men; but these figures exhibit an ex
travagance that will not pay in the long run,-CfR
ctRrdtt 1tR,st'
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'ox IN THE SouTH,-The Charleston Cou-
fN,, p authority of a gentleman who has re-
Seat Stntes making tour throughout the Southern
LII LII IDLY possible to imagine the extent to
WIFI the Ia pox prevails throughout the section
some plac are one oIIv or ieSs 1ndeGted AZ
IN oIne ;,tihite population are among the suffer-
ers. LIZ LII. ention is paid to discretion in medical
t[ea.urSSrh t[eanS n aose who have the disease walk
through tns ,sets inthe most indifferent and un-
concerheq Noone bids them remain within
doors; IN hr three places through which he
passed olie ny IN every three had the red symbol
aIiifteu Ii. ass, pox In this respect, however.
ou! irienu a. a ais we are far better off than our
nelgnnol5s ~ "a elf States There he had been ac
aus. hsra Ss w msns of cases on the street every
Ns'' A''S w ree or four"