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The New York herald., 1866-09-25
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The New York herald., 1866-09-25

This route IL rapidly coming into public favor
Esngh route between the East and West Although we
believed the gauge the
nsl and prontahls to the construcors that question
which tho travelling public has there II
- Anyfng The fact that the broad gauge does admit of
mSt N the construction Of hsr rolling stock that cannot
n ooainsd The track and travellers begin
Ugo learn and appreciate this fact We observe that
ugUs sAare Of through travel passes over this route
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

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haroUchly undcysnd ther tusinc9 ahi hive hes, o
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The New York herald., 1866-09-25

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treatment and good home Address Miss hars A. Stanton
station ID.
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C,ITuATrOs wANTEp-DY A EIART. ACrrvg Roy 10
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wha rCgllca ~ s pafru' esn furnish g9o eereno<
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foci itg fcfcau oar ~ Yves. atth = 5atwern OH
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The New York herald., 1866-09-25

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rArty gentleman though wppd ret object ~ wdnwers
housch0d Aha we'll acquainted w'sh the of chdrnn
excellent Grf ef1c0ut seAuistrcnA Gail
address 25s West SJd a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PoTArOEs.-A Fenian and his wife were sitting
one evening" at the door Of their little shanty in one
of the Western States The sun was setting and its
rays, falling on the rich verdure of the prairie pro
duced a splendid combination Of the hues of green
anJ gold. The poor Fenian was in a musing mood
and . tear was in the corner Of his eye, when hi,
wife, notLiEg L. said, softly and tenderly:
GIi what ara yOs rhiakiug as the bright sun ]:
skiing; tr. a.
Come, DinSl, my darliat, vSSsy telI II 10 me ~
To which, poor Dennis rePlied'
/" Al, Nogah, I'm dreaniiOg that the light Of its
beaming ........,.... -,
Falls soft on our old home, acrOss the wide sea y
Noah then felt very sad, and Dennis, addressing
her again, said:
~DO you mind that bright spring, cen Aaushla
MavOurneen, D.. .....--..
When, in the cowld church yard, all grassy and
green,
Wild grief, our hearts vringing, while the hot tear.
were sprngng, ..H
We laid there our own darlint-Our little Pandeen p
Little Paudeen was their little frst-born, and he
died for want Of good nutriment, and poor Denn:
and NOrah became eXileS frOm the land Of thel
birth for there was famine and British tyranny II
the land. Il was the ye9r when the potato croI
failed, and two millions and q Lalf Of people fel
under the bloody dispensation OF British Prov
denc9." But talking OF potatoes pptS US IN mlhC
that we, here In the South, though suffering Snde
dspensation equally heartless, have some pOtatOe:
eft Ehich is more than the Fenians had. foT
can get the potatoes from Reeve Il Mayo. Read ad
vertisement. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
NoRTHERN AND WESTERN MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-FlOur is very dull,
and the market is Hat and lileless. Prime Wheat
50 50 TO 81 40. Yellow Corn 40 cents. Oats cent
lower; sales at 40 cents Rio Coffee 2O4 to 2Oa cents
in gold. Whiskey very dull.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, March 26.-0ur
Cattle dealers have resumed their sales on Monday
instead of Thursday. Sales 200 Beeves at an ad-
vance of cent extra l55 to l6 cents; fair to good
Ia TO 10 cents Sheep-sales 6,0O0 head at to
cents, gross. HOgs-sales 1000 head at 10 to 10
cents, net. Is -"
CINCINNATI, March 26-Flour dull and tending
downwards Whiskey dull at % cents in bond
Provisions dull Mess Pork S24 80. Lard dull at
Is cents. Gold 1874. -l..o
CHICAGO, March 26.-Flour duh. Wheat quiet
Corn dull. Oats dull Provisions dull. Il
CINCINNATI PROVISION MARKET, March 23.-There
was an improved demand for Bulk Meats, and the
transactions were large. Other articles were dull
Mess Pork sold in small lots at 500 TO S25 90, and
was freely offered at the close at S25 for new city,
There is nothing doing in old mess, prime mess or
rumps Bacon is steady ut 10 cents for Shoulders,
l4l to 10 cents for Sides, and l6 cents for clear
Sides, all packed. Plain Hams are offered at lS3
cents sugar cured do. 20 to 81 cents packed, and
% to 90 cents, canvassed and packed. Bulk
Shoulders were active; 10 hhds. sold at 10 cents,
packed but at the close l0l cents was asked. Rib
Sides sold to the extent of 800 900 lbs at l2I to l3
cents loose and 200 900 lbs clear sides at 14 cents
loose Hams are held at l6 cents, packed; sugar
picked do ut II to ia cents. Lard was offered at
Is cents for prime city kettle rendered and l71 to
l7l cents fer country, without buyers. Head is
nominal at II to l74 cents: Prime in kegs is offered
at l94 cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
STATE MARKETS,
BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH &c.

No transactions in State and Baltimore city loans
CoFFKK-Rio 1SI to oO8c.; Laguayra 81 to 22ac.;
Java 274 to 2S4-all gold.
| FLoUR.-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra
sSaS 10: Shipping Extra S9a9 %; Retailing Ex-
ira 80 5Oa9 Is; Family, SO 90; Ohio Super.
SaS % Shipping Extra S. 75a9; Retailing Extra, 50
% Family Sl1 50a12; City Mills Standard Super,
SSaS 80; Shipping brands Extra Sil Quail 40 BAL
timore Family, sl5; Baltimore High grade Extra,
S12 20. 81
Rye FYour.-s4a4 so.
Corn MeaL-S3 90. -. .....
Bucktcheat heaL-Pennsylvania So 70 to "a 90;
New York State 81 90 to "a % per 100 lbs bulk.
GRAIN.-Vheaf--Wh - to So; Red, 81 50
to 81 40.
Yellow 90 to II cts.
OatS.-4S to 40 cts, weight. .
MOLAsSEs.-New crop clayed Cuba, 40 to 45c. /;
Cuba MuScOvadO, 40 to 5Oc.; New English Island,
Go TO 7Oc Porto Rico, 80 to Toe, for old and new
Provisions -BGcOH.-Shoulders l3 to 1871 cts. /;
Sides, l6s TO l6l cts. ; Plain Hams 20 to 81 cts. ;
Sugar cured, - cents, for uncOveredi can
vassed, 24c
Bulk AIeat.--Shoulders III to liz cts; Sides l4i
Lard.--westen l8i cts Butchers and City
Pork.1sa6 80 to ss7 for Mess. Nv
SALT.-Ground Alum 81 90 to % %; Worthington's
Fine So 90 Ordinary Fine So 80 to SO 45 Turks
Island 60 cts. per bushel.
SEEDs.-Clover 50 10 to 124 Flaxseed 90 90
| to - %; Timothy 50 60aS3 10. --.
SUGARS.-Cuba and F. ]. fair to good refining
$40 00alO 70: Cuba and Z. ]. grocery Sll OOal2 20
Cuba and T. l. prime to choice grocery SO 76al3 30
Porto Rico fair to good grocery sll 6Oal2 % Porto
Rico prime TO choice grocery Sl3aI3 10. De-.
WHIsEEY.-Westem 81 81 and City y 27si
Pennsylvania, 81 % -. -..f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

GENERAL STUART-In compliance with the
cali made through the city papers a meet
"a ing was held yesterday for the purpose OF max
inc arrangements to erect q monument over
the gray . Of the gallant Stuart.
.7Hr Colonei Caskie was called to the chair, and
- a eommitte . was appointed consisting OF Lieut.
CoG.CaBeII, Major Ball, Captain Dawson, Cap
tain Haxal, Lieutenant George, Captain W
, X Martin and Dr. Hancock. IjIE ~
THE proceedings were characterized by the
earuestneSS and de ep feeling which became the
occasion and it was resolved that meeting
a. be held on Tuesday evening next, at the City
30 HaH. at 8 O'Clock. We hope that every mar
~ who honors the memory of the great and glorl-
GUS Stuart, and who can attend, VIII be pres
sar,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
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All selected by SAMUEL N PRICE, who has been long
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In the GREAT VARIETY on hand will be found
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Beautiful Printed Brilliantes, Jaeonet,. Lawns and
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The most choice and beautiful assortment of small
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Superb Black and Plain Colored Silks
Elegant silk Nantes OF newest Paris mode
Low-priced Shawls and Cloth Sacques for Spring.
Cambria and Linen Embroideries In every variety.
Real Thread Laces, Handkerchief Collars &C., &c.
White Goods and Linens, good assortment n..
Plaid and Checked Swiss and shirred Muslins, new
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Misses and Ladies' Thread Gloves, in every variety.
Particular attention is invited to my stock OF
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Grenadine Bareges ...r. r.H
Real Hernanis .I ..a.. .I "1
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The stock of GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
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We ask special attention to our real FRENCH COR
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NEW GOODS receiving every week, by which our
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and C. &. WING0, late with Samuel M. Price Co.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
[By Telegraph

NEW YORK, March 27.-Cotton steady; sales 900
bales Flour declining in tendency, and quotations
unchanged; Southern heavy; sales of 500 bbls. at
s. 65al5 % Wheat declining in tendency Corn
advancing Beef heavy. Pork buoyaht, closing at
$50 81. Lard firm. Whiskey steady. Naval Stores
dull; Rosin 50 75aS 10. Freights quiet; cotton
b.I6a9c Gold 81 2Sl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

A DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE IN DANvILLE.-The
d. messengers from Danyille, who reached Rieh-
mont yesterday afternoon, reported that Gre
CONNIE need IN that town on Monday night and
ragged with great fury until daylight. lt COM
menced in the heart Of Main street and con-
sumed, with Sere and there an intermiSSion, all
the houses on two squares Of this thOroughiare,
The fire, in the meanwhile, diyerged towards
Water street, on the South-side Of the TunStail
House, and consumed a number OF dwellings.
The loss is very heavy, and is not fully covered
4by insurance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

YAGRANTs-MAJoR C1AnoRNE AT WoRK.-
Walter S. Boyden and Ransom Dufee, charged
with being without visible means of support,
were arrested yesterday by the police, and will
be brought before Mayor Saunders this MORN
inr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

The OPERA TO-NGHT-TROvATORE.-
night the beauty, intelligence and fashion OF
Richmond will ill the Theatre, to witness the
Inauguration of the Italian Opera, and the per-
tormance of /. II TrOvatore." The caste is a
snIendid one, and unless the critics Of other
cities are at fault each artist will vie with the
others in making each part particular sue
cess. ....
We append the criticism of the Petersburg
P,,,reSs on the rendition of this delightful
Ooera-ful of sweet melody-in that city on
Monday night q ii TrOyatore" was rendered
complete, in all its beauty and grandeur, anu
ELECTED the most unb0unded evidences OF ad-
miration. sjgnora GhiOni, as the heroine OF
the niece. united an attractive personal ap-
pearance with artleSs gracefOlneSs. As an &c
tress. she excclled, especially in the more emo
4ional parts, and has thS happy faculty OF I'M
pressing her audience with the feelings and
sympathies of her assumed character. As
Prima Donna, she sustained her role With talent
and shirt. Her voice is clear and powerful,
and then soft and SpOOth, as called forth by the
action Of the tragedy, and NC we're particularly
S,ruck with the deep pathOs and feeling, IN
=, ;ce and action. in the supplicatiHg scene in
tha fourth act, between LeOnOra and the Count,
offering her hand as the price OF Manrleo'S
aiberty, while the dying scene was most aHect-
ineIy rendered. .,
Madame Strakosch as the GipSey, sustained
her we'll earned reputation, and the VlVaeity
= ana spirit with which she rendered the more
impuisiye and feEee passages in the third act,
reminded MS moss pleasantly Of Patti Of former
years.
Signor Maeaferri's Interpretation Of hanrico,
while wanting in action and adaptation IN the
more feeling parts, possessed many excelleni
points. His voice is powerful and Of great
depth. ..E...
Signor Mancusi acquitted himself hnely.-
Nae acts with spirit and sings with great dis
tinctness and richness. His conception OF his
character, especially in the more difficult pas,
sage of the Forth act, was well conceived, and
,endered so as tS merit with the fair Leonora,
a GOOD share OF the hearty applause, with which
the closing scenes was greeted.
. The minor parts were generally wen SnS-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

A FIRE AT CRY PoINT.-News was received
hose late yesterday evening that the large Gov
eminent warehouse at City Point, together
with the wharf, were destroyed by fire yeSter
day morning. The loss is supposed to be
quite heavy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
roRAcCO MARKET.

TOBACCO MARKET.
.uTOH o5Eh RICHMOND, March q.
| Tweuty.nine hogsheads opened to-day. 81 hhds-
,vsra Offered Two were taken in at "a 60 and $40 ba-
lance sold as follows One at s. 40 one at 49, one
at "a 60 One at s. So one at S. one at SCI, one al
s75, one at S7i, two at 81, one at s8i one at So
one at sss 6he at SCI one at slO one ct slOa, one
at slOi, one at sl2s one at sla one at si4 one al
sl4t one at $40, at Sls one at so. one at 500
enc at SIS, one at s22s, one at SCI. .--.a.d
NEW York, 9th instant--Demand very mode
rate without change in prices Sales III cases Con
necticut seed leaf at from Is to 4Oc, and 81 mus
Kentucky, at from TO 234c.t h 81. w rs
CINCINNATI, 23d instant.-Leaf dull Receipts
moderate. Sales % hhds. Mason county, from 70 70
S3l 80, and Is boxes from g to Sl3 oO % 70 g,.f.
LOUISVILLE ODD instant-MOre frmness and
activity for lugs and better grades. offerings l9l
hogsheads; reflections IL. Sales from y 10 TO
S37. law
OF the Lynehburg market, the RePHbHedH says
4" The market continues very dull, and prices, par
ticuarly for low Tugs and shipping, are rated lower
owing TO the unfayOrable advices from foregn mar
kets and the stringency in the money market Inc
receipts from the country are very inhited'
In Petersburg on Monday, there were no breaks
at the warehouses. -... U.L# az
STATE MARKETS. s7
In Alexandria, Wheat 81 65a2 S. Corn 76aSOc.
Rye Soc Butter 40a50c. Wool 36a6C8 Oats Qua
55c. 10 .Ae. Cd.
In HarrisOnburg, Corn Toe. Rye SOC. Butter 26a
zoe. Oats 45abOc. r......
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

BOARD or VIsIToRS.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen Members of
the Board of Visitors OF the Virginia Military
Institute for the current year
4 TideICater.-HOn. William II. Mcfarland,
Colonel George w. Boiling.
PiednORt-William l.. Owen, Esq, of Hall
fax z. Turner, ESD, of Rappahannock.
Talieg.-Riehard II. Catlett, ESD, Colonel
NJ. G.. Harman. ... ....H
TraRS- AleghdRy.-IIon W. X. Staples, of
Montgomery; Colonel A. q. Cummings, of
Washington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

D BEtr OoLoRED WoMAN.-Robert NJ. and
Peter c. Courtney were before Justice Wade,
yesterday, for beating colored woman named
Catherine. After hearing the evidence he dis
charged the former and sent the latter before
the next Grand Jury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

CoLoRgD MAsONs.-It is not known to many
that there has been established in the city 4
Lodge Of colored Masons, bearing the name of
thames River" Peter Randolph, preacher,
formerly of Virginia, but for twenty-five years
past a resident Of Boston, and now pastor Of
Ebenezer Baptist Church, is Master, and John
Oliver, Secretary. They claim to work under
a diSpensation from the Grand Lodge of MaSsa-
chusettS, and number about twenty-five mem
bers Of these few are from the former ne
gro population of Richmond. 1t is said that
they are exceedingly rigid in passing upon
such candidates as express disposition to be
put through.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

CORN PLANTERS, HARROWS, &C.-We
" are making an improv red pattern CORN PLANTER,
to which we call the especial attention Of farmers 1t
being one of the most important oflaborsavng mple
ments. boy with one horse plants Is much ground
in day the force could mark out for planting
IN the old way. We sell; Also ROUTES and Sinclairs
impro we'd PLANTERS, at manufacturer prices.
full stock of Planters Hoes, Corn Plows, one and
two-horse Harrows, &c, &c, now In store. We are
now receiving orders for McCormicks Self Raking
Reapers- and Mowers, Kirby's combined Reaper and
Mower the celebrated 'fUnion Mower" Cayuga Chief
Reaper and Mower, Pitts Threshers, Separators and
Cleaners, Smiths Horse Powers and Threshing Drums
Montgomerys ROckaway Wheat Fans, Bickford
Hufmans Grain and Guano- Drill, seymour's plaster,
Lime an Guano Spreader at manufacnrers prices and
terms, every machine warranted Farmers will do
well to order early to avoid disappointment.
II. N. SMITH Co.,
mh20t ? d. IA Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

CHARGED WITH ARsoN.-Eliza Christian,
cOl6red, who, it IS alleged, SGT fire to the house
Of another freedwOman, in Rockets, had a
preliminary examination yesterday before JUS
tice Wade, and was committed to the county
Jail.
THE MEETING IN JEFFERSON WARD.-The
municipal meeting in Jefferson Ward, called
for "Wednesday, has been postponed until
Thursday night.
Observation-Disclosures Washington and Thad
Haskips, arrested for firing pistols on Church
Hill, were discharged yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28

s ~ BAcOS AND GREESs.-Dr. Bagby win repeat
his lecture Onthis topic, on Thursday night, for
the benefit Of the Leigh Street Baptist Fair
D. Church Hill viii now have chance Of testing
20 the merits OF the Doctors repast, which we
declare, from personal experience, has no tri-
china in IT, rrI a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-28
,lfOsE.COSv1crs EscAPER FROM rHE PEyI1

- MOBEsCOSvIcTs EscAPER FROM TIE PESIrES-
T1AKY.-In addition to Curly, whose escape
20 lhom the Penitentiary Monday evening we
TuzrA have already ch2onicled, the following addi
asoiat1 tiouaI conyictS made their escape Andrew
Asro.li NJ Vs. Thomas Crosh, Wilhsrt N Hill
white, and Charles Todd. mulatto.