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Conflict of Congress and tn" ENccu-
ti,c-inotHer Veto ia Comc-Eailurc
ol Augmentation Bills.
.nnd.ncr Of An RaItimorr sun.


WA~uNGTuN, April 2j.-Thc conflict
between Congress and the Executive III
relation torcnoyll> and appointments can
at longer br deferred. The temper OF
,hv senate j. now decidedly hostile, and
It, action viii loo more aggressive than il
has ever been. II two more votes be
added 10 the Republican majority hy the
admission of Colorado, the Senate Will
command Il two-third> power, and lcgi>la-
ton NAV hc conducted independently OF
the Executive veto Of OF constitutional re-
~'rirtiou>.
The provision abou, Ia be adopted deny
i'm pay CT euolumcnt 10 amy civil officer
who may hc appointed 10y the President,
uatil he shall be confirmed by the Senate,
intended t" prevent the President from
renewing obnoxious partiSanS from Office
aud substituting Tor them faithful and CA
m.hIvIArn. The President, within the last
lew DAYS, has dismissed Il number ot post
rI>trr~ in PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey.
end l. about 10 enter upon Il general >y>
tenn ut reform. which will sweep his Rail
cal opponents from posts of influence and
unrlumcm. He will, is far ~ possible,
select lur office conservative men al the
party which elected him: men who can be
gf.rd upon Ia stand 10y his policy OF rc>t"-
ration and promote il, al the elections next
IIL. hy cfIrcIing thorough change oi the
political character oi' the next House Of
Representatives.
Two hundred members Of the present
House are lighting tor reelection, and the
President and his power of removal and
appointments stand in their way. OF
crm>c Congress will cndcavor 10 head
AIla ot and will fight il ont on that line,
ii IL take uut only all summer, but all the
autumn. The p">t-9iiicc appropriation
h'l with the provisions dcpriving prcSi-
l.'t.W appuiutrcS Of all pay Tor services,
will PASS. The President will vet" the
a#l. because il is clearly unconstitutional.
VIA The Senate pass il over the Prc>i-
dents head They will do this il they
can, aud with the expected addition ortWo
VOTES they expect IL have tw"-thirlS for
TIL, and any other PROJECT which they may
deem effective for their purpose.
But il, IN consequence Of this conflict,
appropriations should fail for the postal
service, the loss Will not fall more heavily
upon the Presidents friends than his OPP
ponrut>. The President will not, proha-
hly, be deferred from his course of reform
by the mcnaccS OF Congress. If he re-
move some hundreds or thousands of the
lncumhents OF the chief offices which are
IN his gilt, and no provision bc made to
pay those officers whom nc may appoint,
then the Offices will remain vacant. and
may be shut up till the war of Congress
upon the Executive shall have ceased. /
The custom-housc> aud post offices, and
internal revenue offices might be closed up
Tor Il year Or two, and so OF all other Of
tccs which might be lett vacant in the |
course of the conflict.
II has now become apparent that Con-
grcs> cannot adjourn during the term for
which il was elected without yielding the
held 10 the President. loTA.
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r>tcn.ion of the Telegraph TO VAN
coUxcr's Island.

Nr,ruElA. NA>CuUrER'S ISLAND. April
gt-TNr last stretch Of the tclcsraphlc
,.,t.. connecting this island with the main
...at ua> safely landed al Ladd Bay, San
liam. island, this forenoon, and the signals
were found perfect, and direct c"mmtlil-
cation Was had with Portland and Ne"
Westminster: after which Victoria WAS
r..ucctcd. The announcement was re-
.rsvcd amid the roaring "i cannon, the
r.n.img al bells, and the cheers Of the
pruulr. Con-ratulat"ry message wcr" then
,.>>v,l from place I" place.
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Arrival Of the NOVA ScOfinn-later
from EurOpe-Decline in Cotton.

PORTLAND, April 2G.-Thc steamship
Nova Scotian, with Liverpool dates to the
18th, has arrived. The following is IL
summary Of the financial and commercial
news:
LIVERPOOL, April l3.-Cotton.-Thc sales
of the week aggregate 10000 bales. Prices
have declined ID, closing with further
slight decline and downward tendency.
The sales Friday were 1000 bales; stock,
100000 bales.
LoHpoH, April l3.-Fivc-twcntir>, CO.
to Ga. Consols, Sj7s to 500. The Bank
statement shows a decrease III specie OF
ELS, 900.
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From New Orieans-(oitOn and Sugar
(rOp-Srpyasse.

New ORLEANS, April 2j.-Thc cotton
seed has proved universally defective and
must be rcplantcd. There are fears OF Il
general overflow OF MorganZia from
threatening crcvaSSc. Parties have been
sent To close the ST. Bernard crcvaSSc.
But little sugar can be planted in the
Trchc country, on account of the scarcity
az S..l
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REMoRsE.-Probst, the murderer, Of the
bearing family at Philadelphia, says that
he wants to die that half an honr at Il
time is the longest he has slept since his
arrest. He sees the murdered baby before
him day and night, and there are muilicd
sounds in his ears, uttered by the children
while the massacre was in progress, that
le cannot exclude. lie is ironcd to the
floor, and ut night, that he may not com
init suicide, his hands are so fastened be-
hind him that he cannot use them.
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MORE ABOUT ANTOINE PRoBsT.-Attcr
diligcut search for several days, the large
revolver which was carried from the house
Of Christopher bearing by his murderer
was found Yesterday AT Il lagcr-bccr saloon
at Germantown road and Otter street, the
proprietor of which had bought it from
Prob>t. The man was taken Ia the prison,
and aS soon aS hc was confronted with the
murderer he said, "That is the man !
bought il off,
Chief Franklin then said 10 ProbSt,
DO Won know this man p
lie replied, 80, yes, | know him; |
sold pistol 10 him."
Yet" said the Chief, "you told me
that the man who helped you TO commit
the murders took the piStol.'
Prol>t laughed, but did not say any
thing.
At an interview with his counsel ycStcr-
day ne made the same statement he did
before in reference To the part in the muir
dcrs taken by himself, positively denying
that lie had killed more than one.
As all the stolen property which he said
had been carried of by the confederate
has been traced to Probst, few, if any, can
bc longer deceived by the story of an ac-
complicc. The trial will 90 on to-day,
unless the counsel should ask for further
time To- prepare for the trial. 1t is proba-
bic that, under the ruling Of the court i'll
the case OF Berger, that the mere fact of
having expressed an opinion does not dis
qualify man from serving on jury, if he
swear that he will he governed solely by
the evidence in making up his verdict, the
District Attorney will be enabled To spec
Oily obtain a jury.
Heretofore, no little difficulty was cxpc-
ricnccd III empannclng jury i'll homi-
eide case, owing to the exclusion Of those
who had formed an opinion from reading
newspaper reports, yet were willing to be-
sworn to decide the case according to the
evidence.
There is every reason to believe that
Probst will make full confession after
the trial. As the weight of the evidence,
fast accommodating, is against the story OF
an accomplish, the prisoner is observed to
give way, and AT times to be quite defect
ed. Yesterday, when spoken to feelingly
about the murders, he was much affected.
He said that he was not sorry OF the muir
der OF Mr.. bearing, and only felt so at
the murder Of the boy Carey.-PhaadeI-
phio Ledger, 18th.
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TEST NEWS By NAIL
v'ro,,, Mexico

.ncr Romeo has reports OF 'a'S a'T.ts
>'Gy' the liberals over the lmr'ria .s,'
" 81, Through him it is stated that
N,N'>,i forces under General Pcrazas
I. nv, ,;t> of chihuahua Ivy storm on
'N "a. ',' - March, after obstinate resist,
q ~" ,,r;,, the entire war material
90, ,,, m prisoners, and that the city OF
ia "' icI p,ral was also captured 10y as
,0o,'1, ~, ,l. 22a oi the same month ny the
>"' rr1rr Colonel Nacqucz. Ihc
Ia, ~, ~ The city Of chihuahua and
=, .. '.,.,y Of Hidalgo has restored the
..' Wv - tr,, state al chihuahua 10 the
.r.1> President InNrc2 was 10 leave
!. n,,, 1r the city ct Chihuahua in ie"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

.WAsnISGToS, April 26.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the appointment of Alex
andcr Sharp as Postmaster at Richmond.
The State Department has received
official Intelligence of decisive victory
by the Liberals over the Imperial forces at
Chihuahua, and Of the occupation of the
city hY the former.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, April 2G.-Cotton has de-
clincd to 2c. sales at 80 !. 3ic. Flour
advanced 10 to 25c. Wheat advanced 3
to SC. Corn dull at ST toS7. Beef steady.
Pork firm mess, s2G.75 to 81. Lard firm.
Whisky dull. Rice steady. Sugar quiet.
RoSin firm at 1911. Gold, 1875.
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LONDON MARKETS,

The Tme>'S city article Of Tuesday,
April 10, says:
There has been great increase of distrust in all
the markets to-day, and in many instances prices
have fallen to point below those touched during
the recent financial panic.
Cousols closed al ,6t0sds.
The discount applications were moderate.
In the Stock Exchange short loans have been OF
tcrrd at IA per cent.
Five TwentirS decline a furtherl.
Virginia SKIES and Erie bonds, each.
Virginia paid mp shares, u; Illinois Central, l.
Adyices from Frankfort describe incesSant huc-
tuations on the BuurSe. A few days ago there was
a complete panic. American bonds continue per
cent. below New York quotations, in consequence
of the large speculative operations, and the great
mas, of these bonds held by parties who have en-
gagged for options.
The shipments Of gold from Australia to England
during the month amount to t2:o,Ooo, while those
to India had amounted to t3oi,oOo.
LIVERPOOL. April IL, A. M.-CottOn.--Sal les for
the last two days only $500 bales, including $50
bales 10 spectators and importers. The market is
dull and irregular, owing 10 the German dithcu!-
ties and excessive receipts, and decline Of Id per
pound has taken place.
The Manchester market i nominal with down.
ward thnd"ncy.
Brudd>tuhs.-Flouruu quiet, hut nrIh. "heat hrher'
with slight advance Corn steady al rs. Cd. q
2-s. Cd.
Provisions Beef duh and easier Pork Hat and
prices weak Bacon steady. Butter easier. Lard
dull at u.s. for American. Tallow quiet and steady.
Produce.-Ashes dat at 3is. 6d .@U37s. Sugar dull,
but steady. Coffee steady. Rice quiet and steady.
Linsced oil quiet Rosin dull Spirits turpen'ine-
4 downward tendency; French, ADS
LUSDoS, April II, \. M.-Consols, SGt4S6!. Anne
rican securties-Fiye-twent 7lI17?si Illinois
Central, so.4sos Erie, 5II055.
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Pardon of Mayor Munroc and Alder
man Nixon.

WASuINGToN, April 2t.-Pardons have
been granted in the eases of Mayor Nun
roe and Alderman Nixon, of New Or
leans. The charges which were brought
against these gentlemen have been rctutcd
10 the satisfaction Of the President.
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Storm on the Lakes.

O>wuGo. April 5.--Thr gale which set in
u.. Monday continued up /" this morning.
..i several disasters have occurred - re>-
~,l- ou Lake Ontario. The propeller Buck
,.,r arrived here to-day from Toledo, being
,.r first vessel from Lake Erie that has
,..-,rd through the Wclland canal this SEA-
>on. She report, that She passed through
tooa, sixty mile, al floating ice IN Lake
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PASSPORT, ME-, April 26.-Thc Nte0mcr
De Soto, flagship of the Eastern squad
ron, arrived to-day. Killian and a num-
Der of other FcnianS are in town. Some
artillery arrived here from Treats island
and is being stored.
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Rnlfimnrn MnrlA cts.

BALTIMORE, April 2G.-Whcat firm
Flour quiet Western extra, so to 81
per barrel. Corn active white, 90 to Ole;
yellow. sc to SIC. Sugar steady and i'll
more demand. Provisions firm. Whisky
dull
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THE GENERAL VI. L. CONFERENCE SorTH.
\ proposition is before this body to elect
six additional bishops, and another in
favor of co-opcration with the American
Bible Society. \ report has also been
in favor of changing the name of the NJ.
f.. Church South" by. striking ont the
word "South," )" as 10 include all the
States, there being already Conference
in California, and many ministers and
churches in Illinois and shcr States hay
iue expressed desire to join what is now
called the VI. T.. Church South. Among
other reports which have been made, is one
in favor of establishing day schools tol
colorcd children, and colorcd annual con
tcrcncr>, with colorcd preachers presiding
elders. The colorcd people are also tC
have Il general conference, and are I" pay
special attention 10 the establishment 81
SUNDAY schools for colorcd children.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
" BIT THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,


EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
ESTABLISHED 1916,
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MEL6DEoNs, FINE OIL
T5 6sN SSfD r HNP STt .xSSn wA ASSs
KENTIYk, J MOSAIC Il T II ,JTsASyy!S;
'a aHp shss Ri EXr GS!D
SLEEVE B SITE ast PEE Or STUDS,
VEST AND NICK CHAINS.
Gotp I RISGs, &C.,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man
vSRE ars rssed na m sEs ELS. afs .0f i
containing the CERTIFICATE or ORDER for some
article, will be delivered at once, or sent By
recapt or cENTTs 70 on
r.; on receiving the CERTItIGATE the purchaser
Article named, or can choose ANY OTHER OTHER one
R Mka rso% 5s
TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need no. pay until II Is known what is
teed In all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
ginsI and largest GIFT AssOCIATioS in the eoun.
try. We are therefore ena BLEED to send FINER
G0nps and gye better bet, chances to obtain the
lishment of the kind. The business continues to
be conducted in a fair and honorable manner. and
large and greatly increasing trade Is proof that
our patrons appreciate this method of obtaining
rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has sent .
the country. Those who patronixe us will receive
the full value Of their money, As no article on
nur hkf - InAs ma nt1aF ofA md
there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
medisteiy sent to any address by return mail or
The following parties have recently drawn va.
kindly allowed the use of their names. Many
other names might be published, were we permit.
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Phllsaeiphis,
Penn, OIL Painting, value, 500 James Hargrsyes,
tfG E. Jones' s.B Barrett Msh nf" county Kane
.as, Msodeon, value, *3oo; Patrick j. 'Byrnes.
Waterbury, c.. Gold Watch value slss J Z.
Piano, value, $3.50 Mrs q. j. Nevis, Elnis, n r..
Piano, value, $500 Miss Lucy Janewsy, Emirs,
F Gsssr cS Hos fs assSv
deon, value, els Oscar NJ. Allen, Company
,, One Hundred and Forty. second : Regiment
Watch, value. SIS Rowland S. Patterson, Com:
pauy ID, Tenth Iowa Veteran Volunteers, Oil Paint
"f Iiss 6s A 7sSs spbss
value, $50; Mrs James Ely, III Wooster street,
corner Blocker, New York, Oil Painting, value,
silver Castor, value SO DR.. J. K. Sinclair, No
Main street, Utica, n. Y, Framed Engraving,
value, SIS; Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington, d.
c., Oil Painting, value, 500.
Letter. from various pa rites throughout the coun.
try, acknowledging the A.. -ipt Of very valuable
gifts may be seen on die at our onice.
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without Regard TO Hntue. and not to be Paid for
Until you KnoU Uhat you i0iH Receive.
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CATTLE.

Prices in the cattle market remain unchanged
Good beef is in demand at from &c. q loo, gross.
sheep are also in demand averaging C4s!c. sro-,
for shed sheep. There are no wool sheep In the
market.
Beef retails at l5Q25c T. ID. Mutton re;ails al
l5a2oc. q b.
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TEETH EXTRACTEDsWITHOUT

TEETH EXTRACTEDsWITHOUT
PAIN--G w. JONES, DKETAL SURasoH,
announ ss to all having teeth to be extracted that
after mach difficulty and sxPenss, he hss sscM5sS
NITROUS 6XYDE CAS-" now 80 universally
and successfully used At the North, where, In
many Thousand cases. in extracting teeth and other
PAIN TO the patient; and as IL Is ENTIkELY
hAKMEess mere ne Is therefore, NO POSSIBLE
OF this city he offers his services when In surgical
cases. an an9sthetic may be needed All other
OPERATIONS sftsining to bis profession gently
Office en- Main street, corner Of Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. "a Tin
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PHILADELPHIA, April pa full jury
in the Prohst case was cmpannclcd this
morning. The trial will be- proceeded
With
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DEECHENBROOk.--Just received,
WAR" BY Mrs. Margaret j. Preston. This
thrilling Ballad has just been published in Balti
more in beautiful style. Price, Sl.25. II will be
sent by mail tree OF postage on receipt OF Tl21.
Add ess, w. ID. COOKE,
Main street, second door above Ninth,
ND 2G-lwk Richmond, Va.
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RIor IL GEoRGETowN.-On Tuesday last,
riot occurred in Georgetown. Two rival
gangs of fishermen met on the wharf in a
fight. James SimonS inflicted several
wounds with knife on the face and body
ol' Harper, whrrcupon Harper procured Il
doublc-barrcllcd Shot gun loaded with
duck shot and fired ri SimonS, the charge
taking effect on his body. The police ar
rested seven Of the partic>.-l|"Sbi"gtoa
iLyutirlp
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ONE HUNDRED BARRELS RICH
~ ARDS0N 4 co.'s CINCINNATI WHISKY,
SO barrels PARKERS CABINET WHISKY,
loo barrels j. CROMWELL'S PINEAPPLE and
EXTRA EAGLE WHISKY,
10 barrels ZEIGLER'S WHISKY,
so barrels BOYLE, MILLER CO.'S ROSE
WHISKY,
100 barrels RECTIFIED WHISKY, GIN, and
BRANDY,
rs barrels j. TRULL 4 CO.'S PURE RUM,
% casks PORT, SHERRY, and MADEIRA WINE,
for sale by [aS?i-Stl w. B. JONES SEQ,
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Il ID A ISON,

Is SURGEON DRNTIgT, 021Y0
once and residence on Main street, between lie.
change Bank, where he Is better prepared han
ever to give bis patrons the full benefit or his pro.
fession. lie will ExCHANGE EWTEgTH on ths
warranted for at least ave years. Those requiring
his services need not neglect their teeth a he viii
accommodate himself to their Circumstances and
the times Patients from the country can bpHYd
with him at his residence without charge while
having work done. NH 58-6m
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DTNTI6TRY.

TOHN MAHONY, DENTIST. for
respectfully nfoyma bis Oh pssFes 81 81 oSSss:
who may need his soryiess that he las ssncvef -.
at his RESIDENCE, s1s Main street, between Bixfk
and seventh. Will praetics hts profession In ell
: hkTiFiCiAL TEETH inserted on valsanzs,
Gold, and Silver
Office open AZ Alb HOURS.
The highest price paid for OLD GOLD PLATE.
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from Quincy, ILL.,, says:
We Conservative have elected our
entire ticket, from Alpha to Omega, 10y the
overwhelming majority of eight hundred =
gain of nearly one thousand votes in the
short space of six months. The Rcpuhli-
can nominee for Mayor was cN-Goycrnor,
cx-Coloncl John Wood, undoubtedly the
strongest man in their ranks.
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Edward 7. Doherty, the captor of Booth,
was, on Saturday last, appointed second
Lieutenant in the Fifth Regular Cavalry.
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TnE CyL RIGHTS AcT.-" Andrew
johnson himself" quoth Forncy indig-
hdutly, "docs not hesitate TO insist that
this law is unconstitutional" Really
Aud that, too, although Forncy declares
That IL Is constitutional What should be
done with such President
An elephant in India recently was rub
b!.g himself against wall and pushed it
over, killing TWO men lying asleep on the
other side.
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We give below the semi-weekly list ot
wholesale quotations:
ALcoHoL.-$50s5.2 IS u gallon.
BAcoy.-Sides, ls14l6lc. hams, new, ?262Sc
old, 2o02lc. shoulders, old, lis9l5c. new, l64
lie Virginia hog round, l7glsc.
BITTER. Fair to prime, i58eoc. u h. In market
pound rolls, retail, 75c.
BRANDY French, SlOGsl3; apple, $3.50 Phila'
delphia, 81. iOqs27s
BEEswAx-In fair demand at 36c. q n.
CoRx.-s5c MSl. Very little in the market.
Corn MEAL.-Bolted, at 81 unbolted country
ground meal, CSC
CHREsE.-Northern and Western, 2392ic. Eng
lish dairy, 25@aOc.
CoFPEE-Rio 24026c. Laguayra, Ole. Java,
4On42c. u n.
CAyDLEs.-Adamantine, light weight, 23c.; full
weight, 25@27c. tallow, l6GJlsc.; parafne, 37c.
CiDER.-Apple, 358!oc. u gallon.
CHERRIEs.-Seeded, 25G3oc. - b.
CONCENTRATED LYE.-s3. so u dozen.
CocHISEAL.-Sl. 4oaSl.6o q h.
CoTroS.-Market quiet. few sales at soc. Viz
ginia loose lots, 25aaoc.
CorroS CARDs.-Sl?9Sl5 q dozen.
CoTToS YARys.-From No. to No. u, $3.3
from No. Il to No. l6, 1915.
DRrds AND DYE srUFFs.-Coppe~as, &c; madden,
Ice; indigo, $50; extract logwood, lsc.; sup.
carb. soda, Ioc.; blue stone, isc.
DRY GooDs.-There has been but little change
In dry goods within the last two or three
weeks. Prints, llI4lsc.; satnets, sSc OSLO !;
silks, $l.751s325. sheetings, unbleaehed, i?i
a26c.; bleached, 2O(li5c. bleaehed, New York
mills, Soc Ginghams, 25Il?ic.; cambrics, le9.Oc. ;
cotton fannes, brown and bleached, loGiSc ;
aannels, all WOOL 4o6i2ic; hoop skirts, u dozen,
IS springs, 50; 20 springs, sio; 80 springs Sll so ;
balmorals, q dozen, S2i4sB.
Edds.--25c. u dozen.
FgRD-oals, s5(leoc. u bushe-very scarce
shipstud, from the MILL 7Sc. u bushel. Brownstur
from the mill, Soc. q bushel.
FuRs.--Rabbit skins, "a cents apiece red fox
skins, e2i47Sc. apiece grey fox, 5oG9eoe.; muskrat
2Oc. rsecoon 2Sc.; opossun Sc. mink, dark brown,
S2gs?So; mink, light brown, sii Wild cat, aSc.;
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EOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM,
Il suitable for a Gentleman's Lodging M
room, or Gentleman and Wife. Apply TO e,s1
Mrs. II. b. HOVAN, .IlA
Seventeenth street, between Venable and Poplar.
fe 26-ts
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, @
~ DENTAL SURGEON.
Once On Main, between Seventh OIYv

UMco On Main, b6tW09n b6v6hth OIYyv0
and Eighth streets, Richmond, vs.. ID
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted upon GOLD, Sill.
YER. fs.ATINA, and vULCAN!TR: Natural ones
turss OF the Maxlsry Bones, Cleft Palate, and all
diseases Of the mouth, attended TO promptly and In
the most careful and thorough manner.
de ls--5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-27

In this city there is little change in any
article Of commerce, and the market con-
tinucs dull and money scarce. Gold we
quote ut l2G to l2S, buying and selling.
Silver, lis to l22, buying and selling.
Virginia registered stocks we quote at
80; ditto coupons, 81. Richmond city
bonds, S73. No change in railroad stocks.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.-Thcre
were sixty-onc hogshcads Of tobacco
opened at the Exchange yesterday, and
forty-onc sold ut the following prices:
slol / at sls; at Sls; at 81 lat SO /;
| at Sl5. So l at SIS; al Sl4.75; At sli; II
Sl375: 3at sl3. so at Sl3 at Sl2 IS at Sl2.5
lat Sll rs at 81 So at Sll.?5; at 1880 at
$40 IS at 80 at 80 so at 1913; att So; at
al: eat 1926: latS5.sO; 1850; ATS; at
- 80: at 80. 30, and AT 1925
The sales were mostly of common leaf
and Tugs, as the prices would indicate.