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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
Rfenmgr Isurned.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-The steamer Glib
bOns was burned at lIershmau's Lake, be-
tween Augusta and Savannah, on Friday,
with five hundred bales of cotton. Vessel
and cargo a total loss. -s-
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Now YORK Money market-nnY 1.

MONEY-Rathcr more active at 5 per cent.
. STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm at lCsH for.
bankers bills.
.GOLD-lregnlar and unsettled; OpeDing at l25L,
advancing to l267S, and closing at 1867.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS More active and
14c better.
~ 'FREIGHTS TO Liverpool dull and without do
cided change. .
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DenIl, oCnn old Editor.

BosToN, May l.--Mr. WIN. w. Clapp
died yesterday. aged SO years. He was
formerly well known editor and printer
in this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Murderer Of 1hP DeerSug
Family Sentenced 10 he Hung,
PHILADELPHIA, May l.-Antoine Probst
was this morning sentenced to be hung for
the murder of Mr.. Deerfng. He received
his sentence without any visible emotion,
and made no remarks. The day for his
execution will be fixed by the Governor of
fine Statn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02

HAnAN,s MAGNOLIA RALrI

HAOAN'B MAGNOLAA RALms -
This sthe most article
ever discovered. 1t changes the Sun-burnt face and
hands to psArly satin texture Of IaYishing beauty
imparting tho marble purity of yOnth. and the dtS
Rn0Ss appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. HFemoyes tan reckless, pimples ana
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh. transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
tsriA injurious to the skin Patronizcd by Actress
vs and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold ever5 whore. Retail price. 50 cts.
Prepared byaN. .'EsHAGAE, TFOy.M
,.aAddrOssa al orders to '1f a9l3.oL 'esboI 1o7
a, ~ DEMAs BARNES AGO, New York.
oo9IHSMH -Agi5J gaitly&G s---.-l g..-a.-.a =
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sT Ne Nd: DO e %" Pioterc 81 50; Trout sy Ocp
Aks AM ~ VkiER-ws quo,s NJ follo,,,. p,...
ent Use AX Ale $40 OOi Stocs sI3 OOcSI4 90. K egz
Hets ~ sis co. Pale Cream sII CO., Porter Sig 0oTo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
CURE OF vARICOSE VEINS.
FOR SALE.
CRY PoINr. Va, January q.

nOUSE AND Lots SITUATED on
IL the Johnstown road just in the rear Of the
Lunatic Asylum. For terms inquire of Jamea "a
Bnlli hsyoorpf the CITY Of olulnbus \ -7fGO
ianl0-dH
,YETIqYEOu uW c4t 49,
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WARM AIR FURNACES.
Patent Improved warm Air Furna-
ces, Tor Puhlic aud private Use, ..
for wood or Coal.
ADDRESS PETEH MARTTN,

ADDRESS PETER MARTIN,
No. No West Fifth Street. between Race and Elm.,
" CINCINNATI, o.
DAYTON, April 49, 1896.
Mr. PETER MARTIN, ESQ CINCINEATI. ONO
near Str: the six Furnaces whicn You have placed
in toe 2d, and 5th District School ii uses in our
CITY have given entire satisfaction during the past
winter. The 81 aud 9Th District houses are the
largest IN the CITY, and the house in u 5th District
IS especially difficult to heat, owing to the exposed
:tuation. as il stands upon hill and not in the
least protected by any other buildings Your Fur
races have g eater capacity for heating than any
other furnaces with winch am acq tainted; besides
there Is great saving Of fuel.
Yours, truly.
GEO. S. BALL ~
Chm'n Com. on Buildings, Board Of Education.
LOUISVILLE, April 10, 1SG8.
Mr. PETER MARTIN-Dsdr Sir: Your Warm Air
Furnaces, which were truduced last fall INTO The
schools OF st. BOniface's Church, have hitherto
given universal satisfaction and stand unsurpassed
for heating purposes.
With best wishes. YOURS
ANSELOM KOCH,
Pastor st. Boniface's Church, Louisville.
apri3O, Gj-dtaugl-r
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$25 Bartlett Sewing Machine. S25

LICENSED under patents of Howe, Wheeler 4
y ilson. Grover & Baker, and Singer %. 3, and
the only Cheap achine the Unite States, bay-
ing the Eight 70 use the Wheeler d Wilson or four
Wewant Agents TO sell them. Will pay $50 to
f2C0per month, or allow large Commissions Will
send Machines, TO be paid for hen sold For Cir.
culArs, Terms. de-. incose stamp and address.
-urf-I '...... PAGE BKOTERS,
KfG,,, "a, GLNERAI AGENTS,
Ohio or ST. Louis, Mo. ''
Sews with double or single a1-Scientihc
A"eTtcdn. mch: 8-dlm6w2m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
POROUS PLASrpp,.

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER,S.
Aeelebratcd physician says "he was amazed at the
great number of beneficial indications produced by
one Of these plasters. He afirms that AedddcAsi
cured by one worn just below the breast bone tha,
ono placed over the navel will cure Mysteries. as vel
as dysentery.an affections of the bowels" Vy
CURE OF vARICOSE VEINS.
.lE3GJ. CTrY Po1NT. VA. January a. 1868 Z
7. ALLcooK Co.-Seeing your notice in the Po.
lice Gdsete, got four Of your Porous Plsstsrs and
placed them on the parts where the pains we're most
severe and inless than twelve hours could walk as
well as ever lcoud hardly believe IL, was so we'll
pleased wanted to see ii the lameness would
come back on me or not, so did more walking that
day than had done in week. The next dAy had
some pain in my nip, but put on a plaster there
andin two hours the pain was all gone, nor have X,
sinee Certainly they are the best application
for the relief and cure Of pains in The joints and
back, and for vArcose enlarged veins, have ever
known, and I would not be without them on any o.,
count. Yours. truly.
aprs-d&w1m JOSEPH 0ATEwOOD. ~
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

FLoUR-Scarce and in good deuiAnd. Sales at
1913 10 $40 90 for red and ell o. OIL 50 fer while
WHEAT-Scarce and firm. Red IL sOG2 OO; White
81 8O ... ELE.1
I CORN-Sales at 4Oc. ..........,.. oil, =
.OATs-30o .... a.. 2
. RYE-Saes At GOc.
" HAY-Sales at $7lp8 90.
BBANs-Sales at 80 90. ..r..r .....- ..- -r
SALT-Rules at 90 s593 OOper Dbl and firm.
FIsH-White rule at $ls 0OlD2O 90 per bbl.
+ BhRLEY--N Omj jnal. No sales. ..- ...r rs
p Broom GORN-S1 so. .-..
Flax SEED-Sales at 50 2j92 so per busL.
TIMOTHY SBED-S2 75.a- - -. We.
4 BrCKwHEAT TFLoUR-NominAl. .. i u. o..
Pro lRoN-H., B. No. j, sj5; No. Q $52s53 OO, g.
Ii L. none in market
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, SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACVJA dc mAGNOLIA

IEo ia TO
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FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Scotia.

New YORK, May 1.-The steamer Scotia,
from Queenstown 22d, has arrived. The
arrived at Brest on the 10TH
Nothing heard of the City of Washington,
three weeks out. Heavy premiums are de-
man6p6 un0n har
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DismanIling of Forts.
.JeG: Davis Anxious for Trial.
British Holders of Rebel Debt.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The President sent
a message to the House to-day incloSing a
letter from Secretary Seward giving the re-
suit of his examination of various PROPOSE
tiOns from British holders of the rebel debt,
or common loan, for an adjustment to the
satisfaction of the United States. The Sec
retary says that none of them are entitled
to consideration.
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Head Center stephens.

The House of Commons continued to de-
bate the rrform bill. A division was not
likely tor several days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
: Excitement ntin Pern. !.

The news brought from Chill has excited
the Pernvians to the highest pitch. Not a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
The German War.

Head Center Stephens had been feasted
by Marquis de BOissy at Paris.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-09

--Tennyson's new poem Is called the Death
of Lucretus."
The Tycoon has sent seven young Japanese
to Russia to learn the language and to study
naval and military science.
On da that Mr.. Spurgeon has become
teetotaller, wishing TO benefit others by his ex-
ample.
Orders Just issued by the Secretary of War
direct that the Tegimental recruiting service for
the 18th United States Infantry be discontinued.
The War Department has accepted the re
signation OF Maior-General Grenyille M. Dodge,
United States Volunteers, to take effect on the
30th of May, 1866.
The Anglo-American Times says that in the
month of December four vessels from Callfor-
MIA arrived at Swansea, in Wales, laden with
ore6 to be smelted there, which, taken at an
average value, would be worth 100000.
About one thousand volumes belonging to
the East Tennessee University az Knoxville have
been saved, and an effort is making to collect
those scattered among citizens, Many valuable
sets of books are broken.
The TAILOR at St. Johnsbury, VT, last week
suspecting that two OF bis prisoners were oon-
cocting some plan for escape, made an exami-
nation OF their cell, and found that they had
taken the zinc from under the stove and melting
1t IN the hollow of a stove leg, had run q slung
shot in the ashes. They were ready 10 knock
down their keeper and make their escape The
timely discovery frustrated their plans.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS.=SE SEALED PROPOSALS., IN
u duplicate, viii be received at this office unit ~
M, MONDA Y. the 18th day Of April 1866, Tor the
delivery OF 6O00 head OF BBkF CATTLEon the hoof,
for the use of captured Indians. The cattle TO be
delivered to the A. U. for Indians at Fort sumner
The first delivery to be on the LIST day Of July 1895
and 10 consist of 800 head of catte the subsequent
deliveries 10 be in such numbers and at such tmes
as may be required BY the undersigned.
The cattle must be from three to five years old
and must weigh at least 400 pounds net ther weight
to be ascertaineo according TO manner laid down
the Subs Regu atoms OF 1881 and TO be Of the best
marketable quality. No Stays, Bulls, Cows, or
heiiers will be received. r..
dians at Fort Sumner the cattle presented do not
Iulhl the conditions here set forth, many as do
not will be rejected. Ten per cent OF money due
contractors will be retained until the contract is u
filed
Two responsible persons must sign each bid
Ruaranteeng that If the contract is awarded 20 the
pprty parties therein proposing they will enter
INTO ample bonds fOT rhe faithful fuf ment OF the
contract and when the parties thus Offering as
ability TO reimbuse the loss TO the United States
which would accrue in case OF failure, must be
attested before O magistrate or other Othcer EN-
powered to administer oaths. .-r. r..
The parties TO HON this contract is let will be
peced TO fill the contract themselyes-an sub-letting
of the contract wiz be considered failure to
ply with the contract and the contractor will be held
Endorse on the envelope Proposals for Beef
Cattle, at Fort Sumner, New Mexico
Captain and c. s. and Brevet Major, q. S. A.
Office Purchasing and Depot O. = District OF New
Mexico Santa o, N M, February Z, 1866 l 23t
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WILMINGTON, Del April g. 1885
Final and closing sales of surplus Government
MULES AND HORSES.
Will be sold at WILMINGTON, Del, on
FRIDAY, the 18Th Of April
FRIDAY, the Goth of April
FRIDAY, the 9th of April
TWO HUNDRED AND TEN MULES,
SEVENTY MULES on each day of sale
ON the last day OF sale, April 9th, in addition to
the Nu es, there will be sold .
THIRTY ONE GOVERNMENT HORSES.
The Especial attention of purchasers is invited tn
the above sales. Farmers and others needing good
Working Animals will find it to their advantage to
attend, as many good bargains may be had.
Animals sold sngly.
Sale TO commence at 10 A. NJ.
TeImt--Cash, in United States currency.
BY order of Brevet Bngadler General JAMES A.
EklN, in charge LIST Division Q M, q. o.
~. G H. GALLAGHER,
rs 19t Captain and A. z. NJ.
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GOVERNMENT HARNESS AND SADDLES
" NEW AND SLIGHTLY WORN-AN IMMENSE
sTOCK-Harness, Saddles Halters, Reins, Lead Lines
1olars Wagon Covers, Shelter Tents Portable FORCES
SADDLES, only els. Plated Bit Bride, s2l Wholesale
and retail
PITKIN q co.,
t5 Inns No $50 North FRONT Street Philada.
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The CHFsNUT STREET BRIDGE.-The
work on the iron bridge over the Schuylkil at
Chestnut street is progressing quite rapidly at
present; SO out of the 100 spandrils have been
put in place, and secured with immense iron
bolts, which extend the entire width of the
bridge. AS soon as the spandrils are in place
the Aoor-sills will be put down, all of which are
now ready .. .-rE
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THE "CATBoLIC STANDARD."--Last week
this weekly journal appeared for the first time
as a double sheet. II is now in the front rank
OF the Catholic periodicals of this country. Rev.
DR.. Keogh, of the seminary, Eighteenth and
Race streets, and Charles w. Beresford, promi-
nent LAWYER Of this city, are its editors.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ABOLITION So
oIETY.-0n the 14th instant will be celebrated
the ninety-irst anniversary OF this venerable
association. Prominent speakers will be pre-.
sent, and the celebration, occurring on the an
niversary OF the Assassination of Abraham LIN
coin, will possess peculiar interest. Generals
Butler and SaXton, and Senators Trumbull and
Maynard, will speak. ''.
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ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.--The police of the
First District arrested a man about halEpast IL
o'clock Yesterday morning, for attempting 10 set
fire to the cooper shop of Joseph Bottles in Second
street below Reed. '|' ..
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GooD News FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.-T
Department of Street Cleansing has issued
notice that on and after to-day the contractors
each week, for tb e different wards. The ashes
must not be allowed to remain on the streets
except on the days appointed for removal. Ne
glect of removal on the proper day can be
the Post Office. =
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FIRE.-The alarm shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning was caused by the slight
burning of building in the rear Of No. 762 s.
Third street.
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H A R N 3 S S.

A LARGE LOT OF nav o. B. wa CON HAIR
NESS, a. a. and 6 horse, Also, parts OF HAIR
NESS, SADDLES, COLLARS AALrBRs, etc,
bought at the recent GoFeEnnept sales-to be sold
at great sacrifice Wholesale @ ketail Together
with our usual assortmeut Of t1
sADDLERFAKD s1DDEkB HHARD WARE
WILLIAM S. HAMsE1L &. SONS, 7.
ais No, ua MARKET Street.
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APPoINTMENT.-Colon s. M. Zulick has
been appointed Collector OF the Third District
of Pennsy lvania, in place of William J. Vain
wright.
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AT THE NAVY YARp.-There are about
1900 men employed in the Navy Yard, the me.
chanics chiefly on the new ships Aatietam and
PushDl0tdhG The first named, which Is being
constructed in the large shiphouse, has her
frame parJly up: the work on the other vessel
is rapidly progressing. The new storehouses
have been taken possession of. and afford
largely increased accommodations for the
storaae Of goods, of which there has been such
a deficiency.
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LIQUORS.
CHESNUF GROVE WHISKY.

No 1926 North THIRD Street
If anything wanted TO prove the absolute purity
Of this whisky the following certificates should do IT,
There no alcoholic stimulant known such
recommendation f. ON such high souIces:- r
PHILADELPHIA, September9 1859
We have carefully tested the sample OF CHES Ut
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud ind thar Il
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known az
FUsIL OIL hich is the characteristic and Injurious in
gIedient Of the whiskies In general use
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, September g. 1883
4 have analyzed a sample OF CHESNUT G6oVE
" H1Sk1 received from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr OF
Philadelphia and having carefully tested It. i ann
pleased to state that 1t is entirely POISONOUS
OR DRLETERI substances 1t is an unusually purO
ana hne-faYOred quality OF whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon MI
... Analytical Chemist
BOSTON, March 7, 1889
pies Of CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which proves 10
be free from the heavy Fusi OILS perfectly pure and
uDadul Grated he hne favor of this whisky derived
ION the grain used In manufacturing IL
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. n
State Assayer, No l6 Boylston stleeE
For sale by b0Hel demohn or bOttle at No 22sNo.th
THIRD Street Philadelphia. I9a
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SHIPPING.

fFFS HAMILLS PASSAGE OFFICE.
s5u.aaAAilhkks ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMERS"
HlBERNlA, "COLUhBIA,
CALEDONIA" aCAMBRIA1
"BRlTANNIA," "IHDIA'
Steam TO
LIVERPOOL LoNDoNDERRY BELFAST DUBLIN,
NEWRY, CORK, AND GLA SGOW.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
- PAYABLE IN PAPER CURRENCY.
.e9O, teO, and $40
The PAID CERTIFICATES ~
points at = Nv
LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE.
Also. TO and from .-.
SPECIAL ollCE. Passengers will take particular
ice III at the Anchor Lnei the only line granting
Though tickets at the above rates from Philadelphia to
the points named above, ana that the undersigned the
only dU ly authorized Agent in hiadtlphla
Apply TO w. HAMILL,H
Sole Agent for "ANCHOR LINE"
/ ID No. 2l7 WALNUT Street.
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A UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES
IN w WHIhKY, WINES ETC.
MEDICAL PURVEYoR's OFBICE,
WAsHINeToN, ID. c., March 81 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction In this city, at the
Judiciary Square Warehouse, back of the CITY Hall,
on w WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of April next at 10
O'Clock A, M, the following articles of Hospital
Stores and LIQUORS. longer required for the use OF
the Medical Department OF the army, viz -
Arrow Root. 10 600 lbs DessICated Pom-
Barley. ........lOOO 900 4" toes. ........., 100 lbs
Corn Starch. 10 600 F" Mixed Desc. do. l62 Z"
Cocoa Chocolate 1000 /" Whisky, quart
Cinnamon ,Powd. l 600 " bottles. $1,000
FaTina. ..".,.., 10000 " Whisky, IN bbls
IapIoce. ...... 10 600 " gallons. 49,. 5000
Ext. OF Beef, .20 600 sherry Vine,
Concent'd Milk. 20 600 " quart bottles. 10000
Ginger ........, Se5 /" berry Wine,
Ext of Coffee. .. 3 1852 gal in bbls. ....... 30
BeaDa. 600 lbs larragona Wine,
Pea Beana. ...,. 1890 {" bottles. ....... 10 900
he above articles will be sold in lots to suit DOtk
large and small purchasers.
TeTmg-Cash,
Five (6) days win be allowed to parties in remoV
ing their property. D
Catalogues ready by the 9TH prox. L
CHAS SU rHERLAND,
Surgeon and PuTVeyor U, A,
O. W.sBoTELERs Auctoneer. S222St
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STEAMSHIP To BE LAUNCHED. - The
steamship Roman, built at the ward OF John w.
Lynn, foot of Reed street wharf, will be
launched tomorrow (Tuesday) morning at ten
o'clock. She is Handsomely constructed, and is
all; breadth Of beam, S8; and depth of hold, 25
feet. She is built for Henry Winsor & Co., and
is to be commanded by Captain Baker, late the
popular commander of the steamship Norman,
of the same line.
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POLICE ITEMs.-During an alarm OF fre
about one O'Clock on Sunday morning, several
fire companies met in the neighborhood of Chris
tian and Second streets. and some of the mem
bers or adherents commenced a stone fight
Officers of the Second District we're soon on the
ground, and arrested six of the alleged partci-
pants, viz:--W. H. Lee, Thomas r. Hoy. William
Watts, Edward Burns, George Green, and James
Edmonson. After hearing yesterday morning,
Alderman Tittermary held them for their ap-
pearance at Court.
Thomas Burke was assaulted and robbed, early
on Sunday morning, near Sixth and Shippen
streets, by three OF iour young men. Two men
were arrested on suspicion OF being concerned
in the robbery, but were discharged by Alder
man Tittermary for the want OF testimony TO
connect them with the offense.
man was arrested on Sunday morning with
lot of wet clothes in his possession, supposed
to have been stolen from wash-tub. They are
at the Second District Station.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-09

,sfE-os FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADFI,
uksszEsas@r - dephia Steam Propeller ComBany De-
sDHlch swtsure Lines via Delaware and Raritan Canal
leaving dairy at u M and p M connecting with all
Northern ana Eastern lines.
For freight, which win be tab en- upon accommodating
terms, apply to WILLIAM Nj. BAIRD g. CO.,
3l6 No. ls2S DIIAWA WARF Avpnue1
ITO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERs.-THB
j. undersigned having leased the KENSINGTON
sCREW DOC begs TO in orm bis fIen0s and the patrons
the Dock that he IL tTepsred with increased tiles
to accommodate those having ytsse to be raised or
repaired and being practical shlp-carpenter and
eauker, wi give personal attention to the vessels en-
trusted to bn or repairs.
CAPTAINS Agents, ship Carpen ers, and Maehinsts
having vessels 10 repair are solicited to call
Having the agency for The sale of "Wetters edits
Patent Metallic omp ostion" opper Paint the
peservatio Of vessels bottoms for this city pre-
pared 10 furnish the same on favorable Terms.
JOHN II. HAMMITT
Kens ngton screw Dock,
Sll DELAWARE Avenue above Ia UREL Street.
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The QUARTER SESSIONS FEE BILL
During the February term OF the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions, the Grand Jury acted upon five
hundred aud eighty bills of indictment. OF this
nored, leaving two hundred and ninety-one
which were returned to Court as true bills. In
the trial Of these cases one hundred and thirty
the term was as folloWs:-District Attorneys fees
$2657; Clerks. $l664'7O; Sherif's, S7sl; making
total of $5OO2'7O. F'IT'
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DOMESTIC MARKETs.-Prices in market
on Saturday morning were as iollows:-Apples,
80 to 45c. per halt peck; butter, 20 to Soc per
pound; carrots, 20 to 25c. per half peck; cram
berries, Ia to lsc per quart; eggs, 25 to CSC per
dozen; roast beef, 23 to 25c. per pound; sirloin
steaks, ~ to soc. per pound; mutton, 10 to zoe.
parsnips, 10 to 15c. per half peck pork, Is to
zoe. per pound; potatoes, Is to 22c. per half
peck; poultry, % to 32c per pound; turnips 10
to l2c. per half peck; and veal to 25c. per
pound; outlets % to 30c per pound.
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CoRoNER's GASES. An old gentleman
named Peter Dross, aged seventy years, com.
mitted suicide yesterday morning by taking
sulphate of copper. He was married, and re-
sided with his son, at No. 3l3 Clark street.
Second Ward. The Coroner held an inquest on
the body. From the evidence elected il ap-
pears that the deceased had been in low spirits
for some time, and while in this condition he
made way with his life. A verdict in accord
ance with the facts was rendered,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-09

ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE.-A
woman named ANNE Schmidt, charged with
having committed q number of larcenies in the
ing IN Camden, N. j., by Detective officer
Becker, of the Jersey City Police Bal had
been entered for her appearance at Court On
the day appointed for her trial, 1t was ascer-
was placed in the hands of Officer Becker, who
traced her to this city. On his arrival he found
that she had departed for some other point.
Alter searching around for two days, he ascer-
tanned that she was stopping at a house in Cam
den. He proceeded at once to that city, and
took the alleged fugitive into custody. She will
be sent to New York to-day. -..