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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
DARNUM'S RESTAURANT ..
ID AND LAGER BEER GARDEN
JAMES ST., over ARMSTEAD'S BRIDGE,

.
NEAR THE GAS Works.
SIVIEROU & GREENWALD, Proprietors,
The Proprietors of this Establishment would
most respectfully inform the public that their
GARDENS are in every way worthy of visit.
Being but a few steps from Armstead's Bridge,
the location is admirable for those who seek re-
lief from the heat and dust of the city. r1
We are prepared to furnish at all times e.
.lls DINNERS AND SUPPERS 81
For Weddings. Parties and Balls at the shortest
Isa -ls-s notice. @ eHE
= N. B.-+The Bar is well stocked with CHOICE
LIQUORS. -s.a. -, .4s. ~ r,
/ lss~ No Objectionable characters allowed to
visit the grounds jun22- I'm
va oe PIANO FORTE TUNING. i r.
G II. MARITIME takes pleasure in
-. notifying the public that he is prepared to
tune Pianos in Norfolk and vicinity.
Orders left at G. SchwartzkophPs store on
Main street. G.. w. Wilson's Book store on Bank
street, Or at b. kayton's on Market Square, will
be promptly attended to. .iss4s S e..
Refers to Prof. p. Mast. iy10-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w II. g. LAND,

DEALER IN
LUMBER, LINE, COAL, HAY, PLASTER
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIALS
,p.I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
, WIDE VA TER STREET,
told Custom House Lofty y
Has on hand
SHINGLES, LATHS, -
..a HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
rt YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
,J0fST.S and SCANTLING,
FLOORING PLANKING,
81 DRESSED WHITE PINE,
1913 CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
W2G1y T0NGUED and GR00VED
nj OTICE.-James III. Johnston, Jr.,
IN & George w. Johnston, have asso-
ciated themselves together under the firm of
80 s.7i-s- JOHNSTON e BRO,
for the purpose of conducting the wholesale and"
retail Wood Business and Ship Broker
age. f-
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which are offering to pur
chasers at the same price it is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out ,.ny expense of carriage. Merchants and 9TH
ers doing business in the city, may send their or
ders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the kind
of wood they specify without requiring their per-
sonal attention We can be found at Newton's
wharf next to the Ferry.
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TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE

81 by NJ. A. & C. A. Santes, large stock of
English and American Venetian Red, White
Lead and Zinc of all grades, White Wash Brush
es, Concentrated Lye, Mace, Nutmegs, CHINA
mon Bark, American and English Bi Carb Soda,
Hops, Mason's Backing, Ess. Coffee, Farina,
Yeast Powders, Mustard, Gloves, Ginger, Pepper,
Allspice, &C., &c. .esi baaa1ot SOFA jy20 y
WHO EVER HEARD OF SILVER PLATE
f CAST0RSI WITH CUT GLASS
f.ssse, BOTTLES AT SIS?
IT HAVE just received a line assort-
J. ment Of Plated Goods, Water Coolers, Apple
Pearers, Table Mats, Wire Dog Muzzles, Fish
Lines and Hooks, Toilet Ware, hair Breoms,
Feather and Hair Dust Brushes, Axes, Spades
and Shoyels, Pitch Forks,0 Grain, Grass and
Bramble Blades, and English Fire Brick.
All for sale low; together with complete stock
of Hardware and House Furnishing Goods, at
9" - w. r. HUDGINS, {,e
No, IL East Side Market Square,
jy2O 80 Sign of the Axe.
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This article is made from natural product and
is in every way superior to the ordinary Family
Soaps. Besides its superior cleansing qualities,
it softens goods and brightens colors without in
jury to either. One pound equal to one
and a-halfof ordinary soap. A saving Of so per
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 80 vEsEY, NETWORK.
Nj. B. STAFFORD,
iy3-3M fsIz Hy7N President
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M airline JOUR N Al
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, February s. 1866.
Arrived.

THURSDAY. February s. 1866.
Arrived.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers. from Rich
mond-to Brandt. Jr.
Birckhead. Jr. Reports the wind north IN the bay
last night and rainy; encountered very heavy ice
Steamer Thomas Keso Russell. from Norfolk-to
NJ Falls.
Steamship Kingfsher, Rector, New York-S Blais-
Steamer Emma Dunn. Cooper, Notwithstanding &
Steamer Jas 7 Brady, Lands, Norfolk Brick
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. Norfolk-M N
Falls.
Brig Jas Carey Coale O'Leary. Cuba-Stirling &
Schr Julia A Decker. Dunton, New York via York
Memoranda.
Schr Mary A Rich, Hopkins, hence for Boston sid
from Holmes Hole. 9Th inst.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
Fort Monroe, Feb. Ship Grey Eagle from Rio
Janeiro to Baltimore, came in the Capes to-day.
Brig VIM 81 Bickmore. from Baltimore to Mobile.
Wind NNE, heavy; weather rainy.-Reported by
Baltimore pilot.
Fort Monroe. Feb 7-schr Phoebe Williams. arriv-
schr Ella franklin, sailed for Charleston.
Arrived in Hampton Roads
Bark Susan Jane, from Beize-mahogany for New
York.
Brig Clara Ellen. from Jacksonville, Fla-machin-
cry for New York.
Brig Nayereno from Mobile, Ala-cotton to New
York.
Schr Conneout, jacksonville, Fla-cotton for New
York.
schr Irish. from New York-general cargo for
Beaufort.
Schr Adelaide Coon. from New York-light, for
Beaufort.
Sehr Whitney Long, treturned) from Baltimore
coal for New London.
schr W Brown, from James rver-wood for N
York.
No departures.
The following vessels still remain in the harbor-
Bark Delaware, general cargo for Rio Janeiro.
Bark Lizzie Raymond. sugar. for New York.
Brig Leonard Myers tobacco for Baltimore.
Schr Mary Evans oysters, for New London.
Schr S W Simmons, wood New York.
Schr Hecht. (returned), tar, New York.
Schr Henry Kirk, (returned), wood, New York.
Schr Alice Scranton, potatoes. Georgetown.
Schr Moses Leonard, wood, New York.
Schr Gen Leyon. oysters, New Haven.
Schr J II Vanaman, coal, for New York.
Schr Clara Belle discharging cargo.
Schr Convoy, loading. S. e. w.
By telegraph to News Room
LiverpoOl-Cleared Jan sd. "Worden." -, for
Baltimorr.
Belfast. Ire-Arrived Jan 10th. bark Jane Young.
y Baltimore.
San FrancscozzArrived Feb Sd, ship Kimba
Dearborn, from Baltimore.
Castleton, Jan 2Oth-Brig ROdman Pratt Pratt, has
been lowed here from Ballinkellig's bay.
Havana-Arrived Feb I'd, steamship Isabella, Wam-
bersie. from Baltimore via Charleston.
Matanzas-Arrived Jan Both, brig Gilmor Mere
dith from New Y ork. Sailed 3lst, schr John Smith,
Baltimore.
Boston-Arrived Feb Sth. schr Nautilus, Pillsburg.
from Baltimore.
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Boston Markets. Feb. G.

Flour is rather dull; sales of western superfne at
$3.50 l75; common extra at SS.75@9; medium do at
S975@l 1913; good and choice St. Louis at Sl1@l6.
Corn is quiet; sales of western mixed at 1895 cts g
5ushel, and of new southern yellow at 94@95 cts q
o o o 9s STEADY Tth sales p Of and Can
at So cts . bushel Rye is quiet, and selling at
Sl.o2 e bushel, Shorts are selling at $30@3l; fine
Feed at S32G IS. and Middlings at $500 Z ton.
Provlsions-Pork is quiet sales of prime at S22i5 81:
mess at S29@Sl and clear at S32@35 q Dbl cash Beet
mess at $l7a24 4 DBL cash Lard is steady; sales in
bkls at 19@l9l9 cts z ID, cash. Hams have been
selling at l7@l9 cts 2 h. cash. Butter is selling at
selling at $l5@2O cts 2 ID. cash. for common to good
quality.
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just think of prosaic Connecticut origi-
mating in our day such romance as the following:
Norwak is exercised about body -snatehers. who on
Sunday night last, dug up the body of young lady
who had been buried that afternoon, and succeeded
beyond their anticipatons. She had been buried
while in cataeptic fit. and. upon being exposed to
the night air. animation was restored. The resur-
ectionists fed, and she walked home Her parents.
refused to admit her. believing her to be ghost She
then went to the house of young man to whom she
was engaged. He took her in. and on Monday morn
ing they were married
-Massimo d Azeglio, who died lately in
in Italy. was soldier. statesman, novelist a
poet, writer OF operas. and painter So rem ark
able was his versatility that he had obtained wide
reputation in his country in all these pursuits.
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NEW YORK, Feb. Section is dull-sales of 800
bales at 46g4 cts sales chiefly at IS cts Flour is un
grades are frmer; unsound has declined. Sales Of
1880 bbls State at S7@8.25 Ohio SS5O@lO5O West
ern S7SS.50. Southern frmer-saes of ZOO bbs at
1l.5O. Wheat declining-prices 1@2 cts iower-sales
of $4,000 bushels, choice new Chicago Spring $l76;
5000 bushels Mixed ct iower-sales at SO9S4 cts.
Pork heavy. Lard dull at 151l@1s14 cts. Whisky
dull Sugar firm, and quiet at l014@13 cts. Coffee
quiet Naval Stores dull Petroleum dull at 81 cts.
FreightS firmer. Gold 1403
ImpOrts-COasfwise.
Norfolk-schr. Thos. Keso-S bales cotton, 81 bbls.
tar, Griffin, Bro. & Co.
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nFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL, SFEAW.
y BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF
BALTIIoRE, September q. 1856.

statement having beep circulated among tbs
or outside line Of Steamers between this port and
New York, has been only established Temporarily,
and Is 70 be withdrawn at the convenience of the
statement, and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between thesa ports that arrange
munication for foe years. Tho extepsiye docks at
Per No Il North River, Now ork, and Fla1nigen's
wharf, IN baItmore, have been leased for that period
ana shord dock accommodation UNSURPASSED by any
hne In either port Three first class freight Steam
e eIf,, w; the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
ard viii deliver FrsiE6f 1ScoTins 70 shs forms o.
JACOB e. S&ULbs
SSSEEa- General AgsBt
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb. .s.-Flour is active. Wheat is firm
at Sl.l63%@1.17 for No. l. Corn is dull and prices
have declined a ct. Oats quiet. Mess Pork S26.75@
81. Bulk Meats are moderately active; rough sides
d312 cts; shoulders 1034cts. Loose English meats
hrm but quiet. Sweet picked hams are dull at $i7@
100 Green meats are dull. Lard is firm at 1870
i cts. Hogs are less active; sales at S925@S95 for
fair to choice dressed. Hogs are quiet at S11.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Flour is very dull, and
prices unchanged. Choice red Wheat 2l3@225 cts;
white 230@260 cts. Rye 90@93 cts. Yellow Corn is
quiet at 1914 cts. Mess Pork firm at $780, Lard
steady at l21a cts. Whisky dull at $2.2492.27.
Cincinnati Markets,
CINCINNATI, Feb. S-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
is in fair demand Hogs are in demand at Sl1 5OaI2
Receints 800; Provisions firm at former quotations.
Mess Pork $50. Lard is cts. Whisky dull; prices
unchanged.
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Cincinnati Provision Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-There is a. steady and firm
market. Mess Pork was more active, with sales of
800 bbls city at $780, 100 bbls choice country at
SIS ana 50 do old city at $3.50 There is fair de-
mand for Bacon shoulders at 143 cts rib sides at II
cts clear rib at IS cts and clear sides at 1S cts Bulk
Meats are steady at l2 cts for shoulders; AZ cts for
Sides and l64@62 cts for clear Sides packed There
were sales of 40 ties sweet picked. Hams at Is cts 20
hhds do at IS cts and "A casks do at 1872 CTS. We
heard Of no transactions in Green Meats the nominal
prices are for shoulders 81 cts sides Is cts and hams
l62 cts. Lard is in good demand at IN with sales
OF 600 ties Of prime city kettle rendered at ~ cts
and 100 ties steam gut at 6 cts head Lard firm at Il
cts, and prime keg at l913@l9N cts.
Hogs-The receipts reported to the Chamber of
Commerce were: Tuesday. 1,42O; Wednesday, /, 793;
Thursday, ll3Q Friday, 21S3; Saturday. 1179. Total
tins week. $685. time last week, 1896; total for
the season, $685. total last year. 350600.
New Bedford Oil Market-Feb. 5.
Inc Whipping LAST says: The market has been quiet
since our last and the few transactions have been
oonnned 70 Whale in which sales of 400 bbs North
ern and 5G0 do. South Sea and devilfsh" have been
I T manufacturing, and ON private terms.
imports OF Sperm and Whale Oil and Whalehone
into the United States for the week ending Feb :.
BolS. Bbls Lbs
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MEDICAL
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YOUTH TO THE AGED
BI0KRENE
OR
LIFE REJIJVFNAT0R

As-This preparation is unequalled as a Reiuvena-
toT ana Kestorer OF wasted or inert functions
The feeble the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will lind the Biokrene TO be
what its name implies, a Life ReuvenatOr which
while it builds up the shattered constitution will also
impart to the feelings the brsBness and energy which
belong to youth
No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
feebled in its functions this superb preparation will
remove that cause at once and forever.
BI0kRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION LOSS
OF APPETITE, Low SPIRITS IMBECILITY
MENTAL INCIDENCE, EVACUATION ENNI-I
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM; and all who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to seek
cure in this most excellent and unequalled prepara
ton.
The FEEBLE the LANGUID, the DESPAIRING,
the OLD, should give this valuable discovery trial.
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TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in neryous weak
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1t is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dys-
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by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere by addressing
HUTCHINGS il HILLYER,
Proprietors, No. % Dey street,
Sold By SETH S. HANCE,
jos Baltimore street,
DC z4-om Baltimore.
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EBERKINS, STERN & cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The increasing popularity o our brands of these
hne Wines has induced their extensive imitation
ALI desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our copyrighted label, bearing our name place Of
business. and the State Seal of California is upon
The following Wines are now offered by u.s. with
our Suaran %9 Il fRsir 0 eRtlEe oP% purity
ed light straw color very delicate, fine favored
A rich and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
by ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber, as It
Wine. and well adapted for Communion purposes .'i'
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes. II
very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet wines OF Europe
This deep red color 0 of good body and fin. s,uo,
1t is becoming very popular where slightly astrinr
emit and DELICATE stimulant is desired. Being entirely
natural Wine, 1t will agree with the most delicate
VINE BITTERs.
VI! nese are made IN our own cellars, from our own
"'' anu VIII R lfa BaRSeae SbYa and pleasant
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape and
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j; K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
aIter searching and careful analysis of our Wines
pronounces them all pure, and admirably adante1
Tor the Use 91, OF the sick and debilitated.
comedies with this opinion. O'''0N
Inc boston Journal, Transcript, Traveller Satur-
day Evening Gazette, New York Evening Post" ri;
bune and large portion of the press throughout the
country, have, in leading articles upon American
Wines extolled the superior merits of these Wines
Inc inc Wine e, Convention. held at Cleveland, Ohio
leading brands ea Wo1 IN congestion with all the
premiums out of six to our Wines. ~""1"eN n'e
The Indiana State Fair. endorsing the opinion ex-
yer Medal. -H-'A-1" 0Ao 0N
G. W. PIER Il CO.,
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Baltimore.
nc2-tfr A1"NN'
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90 I'M EEszzeH NEW ARRANGEMENT

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday, January 2S, the trains will
leave President Street Depot as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at S.25 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at 20 A. N.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
1l0P. NJ.
Accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
termediate Stations at 40 p. NJ.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
635 p. NJ.
Express Train for New York at $50 P NJ; express
train for Philadelphia at $40 P. NJ.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York at $50 P. NJ, and for Philadelphia
at 9.25 P. NJ.
For Salisbury, and intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad, take 9.25 P NJ train, and for Dover
Delaware take the Ito P. NJ train
VIM. CRAWFORD,
lei-tt Agent.
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LJl dI........,..t......,....
$500. -, So.


The supply of Hogs during the week has been quite
large, and prices have declined, the market to-day
closing dull.
McCleIland & Logan report sales to butchers at Is
OLA cts, and dull.
Gray q Sons report sales at the same figures, and
dull.
glery Sherry report sales at 1904 cts and dull
5; Wilhelm i Co. report sales at l3Ql414 cts and
dull.
Rupley Co. report sales at l3@182l cts. and dull.
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MI Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, That apDi-
IA cation will 90 made to tho Mayor and City Coun~
oil Of Baltimore for the passage an ordinance to
widen Columorce lane on the east SIDE between Sscs
end EsIsst a9d Exchange plaza. ESAs-4AWsES
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The popular favor
ties Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams, after a long and
successful engagement. take their farewell benefit
this evening which occasion they will appear in
four pieces: Teddy the TiIer." 1.-THE Magic joke .
1.-THE Irish Tutor" and --latest from New York" a
bill of unusual attraction. and which cannot fail to
draw crowded house.
MARYLAND INsTIfUTE-First Exhibition Of The
Great Original MiitoniaR TsJleaur.-A large audi
ence was attracted to the Maryland Institute last
night to witness the first exhibition of the Mltolan
Tahleaux.
The idea of illustrating Paradise Lost is a novel
yet in the hands of the present managers. doubt
not proves verT successful in every of the
word. The Tableaux, about sixty-four in number
were principally executed by John Martin, of Lon
don. and exhibition divided into four seres-
The Rebellion in Heaven, the Creation, Pandemo-
mum, the Flight of Satan through Chaos to the
Earth, and the Temptation and Fall of Man. Time
nor space permits to into an extended analysis
of the merits of this original and unique exhibitions
but cannot refrain from abiding to the artists
portraiture of our first parents. Adam and Eve.
The artist has carried out Millions idea in the rep
resentation, and them, at first human, yet
fallen,-a new thing on the earth: and woman
beautiful beyond desire, simple beyond disguise,
graceful without consciousness innocent but not in
sipd lofty but not proud; uniting in themselves the
qualities of childhood, manhood, and womanhood.
H. IN one season, spring. SUMMER anu autumn cOulQ
be imagined. This was the task Milton had to &C
complish and at his bidding there the lovelest
creatures of the human Imagination, such as poets
eye never before or since imaged:
For contemplation he and valor form'd;
For softness she and sweet attractive grace;
So pass'd they naked on, nor shun'd the sight
OF God or Angel, for they thought no i'll,
So hand in hand they pass'd. the loyeest pair
That ever since in loves embraces met;
Adam the COOLEST man of men since born.
Hereafter we shall aIude to other attractive fea-
lures of this entertainment. In the meantime we
assure our readers that in no way can they more
proftably pleasantly pass an evening than by at
tending the Mtonian Tableaux." They are to be
exhibited every evening until further notice. and for
the especial benefit of ladies and children matinee
will be given tomorrow Saturday afternoon, when
children will be admitted for fifteen cents.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The circus continues
with undated success at this house. The witty
centricties of the clowns the gymnastc and eques-
trian feats of Harmon. Powers and Derious. the
trained horses and comic mules, make up a varied
and pleasing entertainment.
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M ACHINE CARDS.
=" LEATHER

M ACHHNE CARDS.
AVA LEATHER BETTING
AND LEATHER HOSE,
Made Of the best materials and warranted of superb
or quality.
On hand, general assortment of articles used by
Eotton and Woollen Manufactures, Railroads Ma
chine Shops, &c.
The attention of consumers and dealers is called to
his PATENT STRETCHED BETTING, made of
PURE OAK LEATHER, and warranted equal to any
made.
Orders for Cotton and Woollen Machinery of all
JOHN II. HASKELL,
fe2-tf No. % IS. EutaW st.
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to 10 cts; IS hhds Porto Rico at i cts and IS hhds
market is strong and the tendency is upward. We
quote as follows viz at 1l@11 cts for fair to good
fuing l2G13Ic for good to prime grocery Cuba; l2@
Centrifugals
REFINED SUGARs.-We quote as before:-Hard
Crushed at III cts Soft Crushed White at l6 cts for
A; l54 cts for circle A; 15 cts Tor b Is cts for
extra, and Yellow at 1912 cts.
SEEDS-Cloverseed is lower, We notice sales to-
z bushel and we quote it closing at S7.75GS for
good to prime lots. We continue to quote Timothy
seed at $4,000, the latter figure being generally
asked for it. and Flaxseed at S2.S5@2 95 q bushel
SALT-There is but little doing in Salt and rates
are somewhat easier Liverpool is selling in lots as
toms fine, and $4.25 q sack for Ashton's do, and
Turks Island at $1,000 cts p bushel.
WHISKY.-Iher is nothing whatever doing in
Whisky. Small lots may be quoted at 81. 2592.26 4
gallon, but for large lots there are no buyers.
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LA IT - RICEMOND, FREDE.
GSe@ ~ s sfsszz-@Fs1g RTCKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC r, RIO IRA YELLERS GOING so nth

TWICE DAILY, tStsndav P. ID. Erceptsd.)
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
ihngton to AQUA Creek and Richmond. Fredericks,
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danville Railroads. for Peters,
burg WeldSn, Wilmington. Raleigh, Greensboro.
Trains leave Camden Station at 400 A. NJ. and and
40 7. NJ; connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf daily Sunday night
excepted; at A. NJ and 100 P. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at ESQ P. M. and 4.30 A. NJ.
THROUGR TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and 8 hours quicker than any
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aqua Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camden Station
Baltimore, and get 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
General Agents.
oc5-u General Passenger Agent,