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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-12

DIsRAsls OF 1HB BYE AID IA1.-Dr. 6AcdneS)
formerly Of London. England J oeuiia and assist
operator on the eye and sax. respsstfaily infosns
The eitissns a. Rishnond ia VIII hs thl
Daaiasa House --oGss, pari0 a. 1Sue 1coe-ea 1oar
asy, November Dsh, 70 fhsssday TIE ~. Altes
thaa tins, monthly, Of vhish due notiss vill b
eiysA. OAss hssfs iron . 4. i. toeP. j. Ar
can - sonsslts1 % dsetnsss, nolss y tbshsad,
estaszh. disshasEss non ne 81, sesiss n o. sas
Of the ear and aif-yssssGes. Artificial syse h.
ssstsd witAeal paisS su1 leGfeetly rsoenhljae -
natural sysA 0pesations ~ setssAsI slss,l4nsl
q ofcss sgs, szttfeial ysytl. -, S11Ifeal$ ~!
formed Ana ~ d1ptaaes e ~ ~ ~ sase!
anA every epesattee = a1lol An1 o01halmle ~
esSy, peEeugsAs1 ~ -. 0An1nl1. ysteeA g -
- west ycssiat1 1tftst, uew YStE 1Aeesaees
tsstlnsats1s. ~. I'D 1lsslsssaes. - -
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I, POLICE ARREsrs.-The following arrests
were reported for Saturday and ysstssdsy: !:
A Westerman, for entering the house OF
Mrs. Jsne O'Dwyer and using insulting
and abusive language towards her.
W. Newmyef, tof unlaMfally kesptng
nossession OF q watch belonging TO Mr..
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? A \ . r,4'os"E5Y5

7 \ y 90 r.4'o'"sa9
ElCHNOND UsICAL EXCHANG GE,
Is: MAIN STREET, NEAR rHR PosT-oTFIoE.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF's CELEBRATED PIANOS.
Thee instruments have been before the public
IUg THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
" ,l the best makers of the country, and are now
,roloanced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
Thee Instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PRovEMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months If not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer TO the following persons who have
STIkFFs PIANOS now in use:
General r. L. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas II. wynne, Richmond, Va;
DT. Huston, Richmond, Va.
Colonel Nat, Tyler, Richmond, Va;
S4@uel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Captain John Greanor, Jr., Richmond, Va.
Thomas s. Quarles, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. l.. w. Glazcbrook, Richmond, Va;
5 Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va;
Anlcrsons Art Palace, Richmond, Va;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
b. b, Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Graham, staunton
PrysyssorA. J. Turner, Staunton;
Nj, Mary Baldwin, staunton;
Harvey Ediuger, Rockingham county;
B. T. Harrison, Berkeley county;
&c williams, Jefferson county;
Colonel James II. Seibert, Shenandoah county
John /. Watson, Page county.
Aeall of ALL IN WANT OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
rsU.icltsd. TERMS LIBERAL. NOT
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RoBpERY.-On Saturday morning, Mr.. @.
A. Schuman, selling at the Second Market,
was robbed of his pocket book, containing
about fifty dollars In money and some
bonds and papers. The papers belonged
TO Mt. Horeb church, in Caroline county,
and the thief, who cannot use them, would
do well to return them. Mr.. Schuman
had lain his pocket-book down for q mo-
ment, while waiting on some customers,
and after he was disengaged, turned to
look for it, and found 1t gone. 4 z Is u
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURr.-This court was
engaged on Saturday in the transaction Of
civil business.
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( TEE BxEcUTIvs ConxrrTsI Of the Hollyvood
Memorial Bassar win meet hsrsaftsf every 1oa'
dsy At O 'closk r. In the lsesurs.roon Il the ss-
eond Presbyterian church. 4 full sad punstsal
attendance Ii requested.
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ATrtA MEETING OF THE PREsI.
Eh:ssssEAsD IL KAsaWTa11i icSoHPSHl. bad o. ths
aactgtssSssr isss, fhe following resolutions were
a.rIssttsed, That fTow altar the Lat day OF April
,tss iolls On all ayticlss Ahall be equally ass
eeord,ng 70 the elAssfAestton Of the aff1cle
sEisha per mile without regard 70 The distance
lSnslset Thst The iosk tolls amer ths II Asy n
nsst be rxsd 6 tWo an1 3 hall seate Per foAs
.. Y sif1izH J. xuasoRp.
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BAsE.BALL.-A match game between
the Stonewall and Confederate Clubs was
played on Saturday. The following is the
| ao0ra.
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A PL0W FOR THE TIMES.
- The TIL WATT RtoW; 9 ".

a., ,,nfanted 10 do far better work, with one-foQyeh
gioas.tenth liable 10 choke or clog, and VIII
ssnsnle the soii and cover up vegetation fnx 80.
sist 70 any cuE- brace plow ever yet made tall o.
by s1e hsye been invented. formed, and fashionsd
% t,ssr y the following farmsn, Who can testify
tn dnsrits, viz. y. @. Rnfnn, William 6hsRPsf-
IsSSSla sa,s Sca. + Lee ases p sag Sn
Es'1s Or J. Hewlett, ID. w. Hsxall, Mosnsnd
Gs.s voolfolk, q: NcGFudsr. u, q; Csrtex,
0to,n. u; i Akn, ID. ). Fisher, John y. Dieksnsoni
ssa. ,a operate. In svery case whore Il iAiia 70
p.iS. up 10 the warrsntes. Will Ystarn The price
soon as the pillow 10 delivered into the stoee
way GsarSss 4 Ca q y ths cd stsnA; .,.,
en-am w. 1s~ SSashrannS. Va.
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CLOTHING.

COO SUIT, COME AGAIN.-We are
VCU juss In receipt, BY sxpr sss, of another
large lot OF thaY .cs!ebritsS tas sILK- -IIXID
CABSlnR RRk SUITS. Those who have BEEN vait.
'IaeS ncs - ~ A WiiELrAx IRA SMITH CO.
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VIRGINIA.

Umpire.-S. d. Evans.
Scorer.-M. Lewis.
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CITY COUNCIL,

THURSDAY may s, 1850.
Frs, Branch-A quorum of members were present.
IN the absence Of Jas. Young, ESQ., acting as Mayor
Mr., Jones was called to the chair
~ Petitions were presented by Mr. Herring from
Charles Il. Ross :, Co., and others. demonstrating
against Changing tho name of Commerce street to
Holiday street, for. the reason that Commerce
street IS one of the Oldest business streets in the city
ness, &e. ~ "
By Mr. Stewart, from John King. superintendent
OF the police and re-alarm telegraph asking for an
appropriation Of $3.50 for. the purpose of extending
tho lines of said telegraph.
A resolution was received from the Second Branch
appIoprlatlng $500 to enlarge the Office OF the City
=, A communication was received from James Young,
ESD eX-otlcio Mayor. enclosing a communication
from Col. VIM. Trisnuth counsel for Martin Zieb OF
ashland, Schuylkin county. Pc, who was soldier
OF q Pennsylvania regiment which passed through
baltimore on the 18th Of April. 1861 and in tho at
tack on his regiment he lost his right eye by which
no sustained damages amounting to $1,000 for which
he hopes the city Of Baltimore will REIN burse him:
referred to the Committee on Claims. Adjourned
Second Brancb.-Ihis Branch met at the usual
hour. Present. Daniel Harvey. ESQ., President, and
quorum 81 members but adjourned without trans
acting any business.
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TEAyEJ.-The distance from New York. PhiadeI-
phia. Baltimore and Washington, to Cincinnati and
ST. Louis through the city of Parkersburg is less than
by any other route. and it should take the main
travel of the country and we believe il will. There
are exertions making now by both the L. iE o. and
the NJ Il G. r.: r. Co, to expedite travel in such
manner as think will insure the traveller what ne
desires-safety and speed. The track the B. i o.
Road has been improved-new ties put in, new rails
iad-a good many new cars put on and the connec-
ton now. between Baltimore and Parkers6urg is as
portion of the route to the river.
The NJ. C. II. Company have improved their
road immensely during the last year. The trestle
now equal to that OF any other road
=. In ADDITION to this the companies have made a
light OF broad steps in the B. & 0. depot and the
passengers from East or West can now get from or
on the boat without going out Of doors. The fine
side-wheel steamer Kate Henderson goes on to-day
transfer boat, and the best of fare will be fur
pshed for passengers on the arrival of every train
The time from station to station will be about twenty
minutes so that there is really no delay anywhere on
the road 1t is the shores quickest safest and cheap-
est routs-Parksrs5ars (Fa.l Daily Times,
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COURT PGOCEEDgNGE,

- - THURSDAY, Maya, 1866.
Gtg Circuit G9art;-Before Ron. Judge Alexander
Howard and others Decree for the sale of certain
property on the north side Of Baltimore street cast
OF Bond, and appointment of trustee, &C.
Frederick Hickey ct Ill., VS.. Chenowith ct al. Opin-
ion OF the court fled decreeing that Geo E. Cheno-
with not having paid the purchase money for the
property heretofore Sold his assignee is not entitled
to have out of the funds in the amount of the
proceeds of sale of said property, and defers the mat
ter of The petition Of the assignee for further order
United States District Coutrt-HOn. Judge Giles
currency; the jury rendered verdict of guilty with
a recommendation TO the mercy of the court
United States VS.. lot of goods ana merchandise
&C. belonging TO J. D. Hsshagan and G. Schneydter'
seized on their premises for violation of the inter
nal revenue act.
Court adjourned to this morning.
Orphdas' Court.-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
Hofnan.-Letters of administration with the will
annexed. on the estate Of Eliza Harris were granted
to Joseph Sutton.
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SKATE AFFAHsS,

COAL TRADE REsUMED.-0n Monday last work Wa;
resumed at all the mines in the Alegany coal re.
zion, compromise having been Effected between
tho companies and the miners. The price now be.
inG pd Is % cents per ton, and tho probability
time, great many boats have been lying idle dur
ing tho entire season, but they now doing bri
this Port laden with black diamonds, ana twice tba
number will leave during the next three days. The
resumption OF trade at the mines and on the canal
will greatly enliven business 10 the city which na;
been almost paraiyzed.-Crnn. CiUiliGn.
APPoINTMHST.-Brig General Henry II. Lock.
wood has been assigned to the Professorship of Ma
tuTai and Experimental Philosophy at tho Nava
Academy; in place of A. W. Smith. deceased.-An.
RUpoiis Gazette.
HAH SroRM.-9ur city on Tuesday night was visit
Cd By storm Of rain, accompanied for about ter
Is unprecedented that considerable damage has beer
occaSloned to the fruit trees. &C., in this neghbor
hood by the hail.-IG.
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westerly on the northwest side of LeadenbaU street
perry now being described; thence northwestarl1 ON
said southwest line about l55 foet to Peach
Y feet more or less to the beginning Assessed ~
Mary Il. Farnandis, for paving taxes, Peach aIley
rs
baltimore and Chester streets thence Dortherly on
the west side of Chester street, about 3l feet to
streets thence westerly, on south side Of Great Hamp
stead street. feet, less. to the east line of
Jacob Pappler's property; thence southery on said
east line. and the east line of Mrs. Margaret Bank
ard property, about 33 feet to the beginning Va
cant Assessed to j. Beatty Graf for paving taxes
Chester 1892 4Q
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
I,,E- 49, fr- IL,
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGE'a sELE. CL1Gg9E AaD GRAVEL RC05-
ING
8 tie oa:l n Eas. ar2 ae5 Easa Fcu bacra sag f.
tean year,
" saaEantse all uoW wOrk Tor Eve goara
~ y better IAN Tin, and costs 5al. * @att.
va hoot9 repaired 81 short notice.
W . arc mo Only manu5r ctnrcr7 OF ROOFING a.
--hi Is IL maryland AL Of ,g}isS no ksa,, oar
StS;T}F'g ~ Ggn3 tav e.le
~. ~ 4 n4Ih5 ana !NgN EGNC35 raiausa -itS
81 -" - a.'t 2&&AFsA.gt 2EEHi5E:
ais PAGE EE0s 4 60,
" ~ 'af Esm.si-'. .savae
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New York G5arltesa.

NEW YORK., May 3-Flour has advanced SOLO cts:
sales OF 1900 5bls State ct S0@9 Ohio SIS 969l2 40
southern slug So Whe8t is firm: sales of So 0O0
bushels Amber Michigan at 195t9250 cents Corn
dull; sales OF $1,000 bushels mixed at 82@94H cents.
beet IS STEADY o Pork is heayy sales Of 70 500 bbs
Mess ut S2S.56G2956. Lard firm ut 1711@2O34 cts
Whisky is dull Cotton dull at "a cts sugar frm;
Porto Rico ll3s9l225 cts; Muscoyado lO159ll cents
Naval Stores steady Gold 1913.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May 3.-Flour steady and demand active.
Wheat quiet at Sl5i1I for No. l, and $i05 to 9215
cts for No. 3 Corn firm at 441a957J% for No . Oats
quiet ats29@30A cts for No. and az cts for No 2.
20@2012 cts.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Flour is firm and prices
unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn unsettled-yeow
held at So cts. Provisions advancipg-Mess Pork
81 higher; sales at S29@S2959. Lard 2O}I@2l cts.
WHISKY is dull and unchanged.
nj i 8 In !. i q LIP IL q
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the subject of scripturaI fortune teing came in
LCrd Aacauiays presence ne was pretty sure to re-
lte an anecdote Of his soourn in India. He arrived
OF somewhat unfrequented district and desired to
get TO hed as soon as possible But his host was not
gong 10 throw away the opportunity of ecitng
some valuable information from guest of such rare
ability aud scholarship. Mr.. Macaulay." said he,
opSn We &c cannot ths let you retire till you
driven into corner. said the statesman rather than
the9logian, and answered on the spot, I have no
doubt as to what was ioreshadowed by the mystical
bers charlottesville three CLERKS at the table the
sergeant-atarms and the deputy the libra
nan and the two doer-keepers, making $685. and I
rushed to my couch" WV "'~ =
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TaE SLG0P-OE-yyAR KEABssRaE
Fellow Fever on Boartl-The vessel at
Portugal.
fespoHocnce Of he New York Tunes.

LIsBoN, Portugal april u, 1866.
Inc United States sloop-of-war Kearssrge arrived
here yesterday morning, twenty DAYS from Sierra
Lg9no coast OF africa Before leaving that place the
yellow fever broke out boerd in its most fearful
iorin causing Commander Harold to mt TO sea with
several sok on board Before reaching this place,
seven omGers and seven men died and were buried
at sea- The following are the names of The officers
19st: surgeon BENJAMIN Yreelaud Second Assistant
ELsineerS, Joel Il. BuLiard, JOS Hoops Third ASST.
MtInglnesrs. Richard T. Edwards Elisha L. Tyson;
Mates ma samuel Davis, Samuel Paine The names of
Lne men could not learn. The Kearsqrgs was i'm
edIaIey put IN quarantine and came TO anchor OF
o lower part OF the city. Several offers of medical
assistance were made by the authorities on shore and
the Of the different vessels in the harbor.
a: \. surgeon Henry shaw, of the Uniled States
snip lno, being on board at the time immgdiatey re-
pared on board the Kearsarge. where he remained
quaTandned with that vessel
learn that there is but one case on board that is
Lot ceIaVaescent There had been no new cases de-
cOPno SINCE taeir putting to Surgeon Nreeland
surgeon until her arrival here
=, mere Is mueh excitement in tho streets about it
tn,S morning and in the city papers Many are fear
~ OF the lever spreading but medical men consider
thaI iheTe L. no cause for nlarm.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

estorn at 3D. ana we quote for retail lots at S2.27
& gallon.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
! reported Especially for the Baltimore Commercial.
LIVE STOCK Scales, HAY 3. 1855.
RECyIPTs FOR THE WEEK.
t2eeVes.; 42T
Sheep and Lambs.................. 2UiJ
thoG7'''''.''' q AZ
Total........ ................., 5207
...,.c.,.,.., Beegcs.
At Rcdsecker's yards ......... .........,..., 2H3
At the scales. drect....,.................... I57
4H
FEtcEs or BEES CATTLE At THE MARKET iris WEEK.
1i cry pest on sale To-Day @;t'so.
That generally rated first !a&9c.
Medium OF good fair quality .SdS12G.
Ordinary thin steers Oxen and Cows.7}I5e5Sc.
Inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle
General ayera5a 81 the market to-day...... SIC.
Extreme range OF prices 6SGl9l3c
Most of the sales ......S99e
WHERE TER CATTLE ARE FRog.
yehpSEi i!l' LES
t t5iirs idh0 nv
.,
.
v est Virginia
1otl Al
y e.. TEE ROUTES BT WHICH THEY CAME.
Baltimore i Ohio IA IA
Total .....,,...,,,., ......... ~
The following are the names Of drovers owners or
conSlgnees OF the principal droves. and where the
cattle are reported from
- LIST or DRovERS.
WilHrs Il Kirk Pennsylvania ................. 81
j. Jenkins. Pennsylvania. 20
David Robinson, Illinois.
c. B0uSeman Ohio. :.3
J. Waltman, Pennsylvania .......... ....I9
~ NJ SNYDER OHIO
Webb < Har an, LIMOS Il
Iar
;i u I; d
Leonard u kelser, Indiana. .. ......., Is
W. L. Gitt, Pennsylvania. ..,l4
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts Of cattle at the scales the past week
against 100 head received last week; ana the si5
for the week amount to 495 hond including those
5eld oreT from last week. which compares with 1905
~ TIE sales we're made to the following parties:
10 Baltimore butchers. 215 head
Washington and Annapolis butchers...I9S head
Richmond butchers 81 herd
495
Owing to the limited supply Of cattle, the market
has been animated during the week and prices have
advanced fully - lt9 pounds since last Thursday
which will account in part for the advance
In our quotations above the highest price obtained
to-day was ~ cts but we heard of a sale of few
extra fine cattle during the week Mt 7-iO cts a b.
The market was very brisk. and the entire offerings
BROKERS' SALES or CATTLE.
Tinker & Wilson sold l6 fair Ohio cattle for Stan
ley, Y Hickle at S5s@9c.
B0ussnIan, at S34492Sc. averaging "a cts
j. hilinger & %. sold - Pennsy lvana cattle for
j.: Waltman; at S5gS1tc; u common to good Penn
land cows for Nlichael CARING at 4-10lSe: Mary-
land cattle for T. Baker, at 62s@8 6lOc; 4W Va cat
Williars Il Kirk sold 81 good Pa. cattle for their
G%n afe eOi5, at 99 40 common Pa for
Dame of & cnoS IL cd ar e. cattle Tor j.
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New BEDFORD OIL .Farl,e3. Anr;, 70

For the week ending April 3C.-Sperm is very dull
Of sale, and the market is without transactions
embrace 20 bbls. on speculation. and Las bills in
Guiding % dark, to the trade. all on private terms
but understood at about 81 4 gallon.
Imports Of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whaieb0ne into
the United Stat as for the week ending mil %.
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s.s3 w r.55EzzEg7t.g+3 4k8TaIS39ND. FfSEf,.-r
{ Pr ~ =. =, ,tssszs ETCKSBURG IND P1r"-
MAC K. RIO TlA YELLElS GONG 50 nm.
TWICE DAILY. Cg,s-aos l. M H,o.,..,

Ahs quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va aud the south, via tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad TO WashinKtGn
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf w.s,
iiEtoa TO AqG.G CE5e& and Richmond FTederi@ks-
eUTE tnd Pot2l2ac R2iira4i now entirely c0Inpiefed
rom aqua Creek to Richmond W.. conn4sti11
there WITH trains on the Ricblaend and Petersburs
aaG RICHMOND and Danvilla Railroads. for Peterss4
burg, Weldon, WilniEE:2n Raleigh, Gfsensboro'
salisbury Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trans leave Camden Staten ut 4 10 A. IT, and and
so r H., connecting at Washington with steamer.
!e@Yil. olita SJrGst wharf tSundsy morning
excepted, az so a. n, and 7CO P NJ snd sr-ivs IN
RICHMOND G,l5 1,I, q, At 2 y ? N, and A. NJ Il
sr: inls i,;5 &, ~ HIc6G0FD IN TEY FGURS
ether Rolas, IVY
Ee "a sure and got through tickets via Aqua Creek
and fredericksburg to Richmond ri Carg6on 80 NJ,
B2Ium9ro, ana gel through baggage cheeks.
OEinie4sses ana baggage wagons always in readi-
moss 10 convey passengers and baggage 70 the stsa
era N Washington city free Of ehl.rgo
a. NEhDiAM Il SON,
no !i2 Light street rharG
,r,, =, ~, General agents,
Oc2-ti General paqapnga- ~.,4
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The market opened very strong. and bo,Sars oslo5
advanced prices for everything. but after the noon
reports were receive5 there more WILLINGNESS to
sell sell At current rates 30 bes Pork sold at
are held at be rib Sides Ice; clear rib l63%c Mi
packed 100 hhds clear Sides sold at l74c. Hams are
held firmly at 10000 for plain and 2zG23c for sn%ar
cured canvassed ana packed. Bulk Meats are in
good demands Shoulders sold at HE for loose: light
rib Sides at l4c and heavy at 4 loose; clear sides
to limited extent at l6c. but 14eI1@c is gener-
ally asked. Hams are held at l7]4@lSc packed.
Lard was. in active demand at 2O@2Ol4c; about 300
terceS prime city kettle rendered sold in lots at
1V@2o4 and 2o3e. and 200 do prime steam at 1870
small lot of prime head sold at lSc; gut is held at
IiGI12c, but the offerings of all kinds are light.
CiNGINYATI. May 3-Flour is firm. Sales 1900
bushels Milwaukee wheat 81 90@1 IS. Whisky dull
bnt prices No unchanged Mess Pork opened buoyant
demand at 20 cts. Gold 127.
Wilmington Markets.
w, MILMINGToE' n c. May 3:-The receipts of pro-
duce continue light. Crude Tur pentine 81 54l IS:
spirits % cts. Ro;in S6@775. Tar Sl.l5. No sales
Of Cotton reported.
Milwaukee Markets,
MILwArEIE, May 3.-Flour is dull Wheat active
at Sl'eS(9l'S15aio r winter, Data firm at S4l5 cts.
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DAELY Observation-Disclosures, MAY 4,
SHTPPIYG,

L. FOR SAvANN4R-A VESSEL. will
sAAAl be despatched for the above port at once if
A-~ sufficient freight offers. Apply Immediately
to PHILLIPS & MAITLAND,
my4 No 26 BoyIy's wharf
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QUOTATIONS.


Hog. in rather light supply and sales are brj,
prices being firm at 12Cgl519 cts q H. net.
The following quotations are furnished by brokers:
McClelland Logan report sales at IL 149l31a cts
and supply short.
Sam; Wilhelm Co. report sales at 12S13114cts and
n short supply.
supply.
tlery L Sherry report sales at 12]I@13]5 CTS and
short supply.
Tinker Wilson report GALES at 12@15 cts, and sup
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N Office TO FARMERS


~. The subscriber, having established an Agency for
E ne P1FP2Ss is now prepared to furnish TIL IA hM-
Ems WITH LABOR, White or CoOred and would
respectfully advise those in want Of Labor to send
agents to. represent them In Associations OF Clubs
40. This will prove great saving Of time and ex-
pSnse to the Farmer. For further information, &C.,
please enclose stamps, and address
OLIVER WOOD, General Agent,
eo4-4 q &eGQnd Street, RalaRaSe, Nd.
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e%Esz WELLS, FARGO q CO.,
SSsgsss44aaAAah NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXCHANG OFFICE,
No. 81 Broadway, n. 7.
Exchange for sale on California.
Agents in Baltimore, PlGNDERGAST. FEN WICK
& CO. II Smith,s Wharf. m stairs. ;nx2-tf
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Nc. l0-BeginniDg for the same on the northwest
side OF Hartford avenue about l2i feet northery from
the northwest corner Of John street and Hartford
avenue and at he north limo Of lot 10. g. assessed
to the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore; thence
westerly said north line about 1872, foet to Ais
quith street, thence northeE!y east side Of Aisautb
street about Ia feet 20 the south line of lot No
assessed to D. NuOdcn thence oastegy on said south
line about Use feet to Hartford avenue and theocs
southerly on the northwest side of Hartford avenue
about Is feet 10 tho beginning. Assessed TO J. i.
hatl l0r'' 90
AUGUSTUS n. PRICE,
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IT, FOR C4IAGLESTON.-The fine bark
6sF1I1 MAY QUEEN. Capt. Brown, is now leading,
Rz==zhand having most of her cargo engaged, will
be despatched at once. For freight apply to
PHILLIPS & MAITLAND,
myi No. % Bowly'S wharf.