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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining Uncalled for at the Columbus Post
office. Nov. 13, 1867.
Anderson Al. AlthenM Kats And Miss
Abbey Miss Allen y Arison Robert
Beard Geo W Bancroft HJ Bliss MrsHoward
Baes DR. ;Iac1b Begs. John barnett jos
Brown Jessie r Brown w w
Carlisle MrsAC Clarke Mrs NJ Crcnins Miss,B
CHss smss Henry
Cummings John Church Jcsphne Carne ,ie John
Campbell NlarcellC Conner Campoel Miss N
Chapman h Cemstock MrsR Galley Mrs K z
Cramer Craig Co"anT
DunharA Dowler Miss A Dean Miss Alice
David Davie g Donoban C
Bonner Dapple Geo nunnJ W Cold
Def3raw L w Drew Kernel Davis Miss Mary
Davis Thos Dinswore " W
''Stone Mason."
Elmer Geo Elvsrion Jos Edwards MissMC
Fisher Dare Fled DE, Finney Mrs Elizs
Fitzgerald John Fleming Miss Fisher Miss NJ
Fellons N Fricke Otto
Granger Miss Garner Chas Gorrell Miss C
Goodwin Chas Green MlssG A Gunther Miss L
Grant Ernst Good Miss p Godlong Mrs
Greenwood Foster Graves Il w Gotrald i ev l. N
Gassnor Martin Green Merritt Gardner Miss M
Graves Mrs W W
Haekley ccoD Harris Clark Harris &C
Haier Mrs Ellen Harris Eliza Har,weil
Hess Francis Harris Geo Hutchinson III G
Hiniau Miss Huston Horst
Hsman Mrs II Hull Mss n Hull Miss Ma
Hearv Jno HodgdenP rinda
Headey LemHel Hustan irs Hunter Wilson =.
HaZ ett WmT Howets MrsW HicAs VIM (2)
Hill W b
johnson Alex B JvhnsonMissA EJeffrey MissJ
Jacobs Juo Jamison Mrs N james Mrs
s---- X
King AC Kessins Mrs K a.eKing Fl Fl
kenirear , L King ling Miss M E kn%w!er ;,SI at n lO
Lincoln Geo W Lewis Geo LuntJM
Link VIM Ii
Meggitt Andy Mara Miss Kate Mosisr Mrs Jas
,Mary aRss Nv Lucy
Murray Thomas Moore W w Melton Ann Eliza
NIc's
McGrath Miss A Mcdonnell Miss A McElvain Miss E
M:Marrow Marc S Il MoGrah NJ 80 Miller "gr' ssce Ger
Neil Mss JoannaNsIson son Mrs NJ 4 BessisNash James
O'Connor James Oldham Miss1M
Pope Mrs AddieCpesree MIS- 4 Ann Pags Mrs Hannah
ParesIls L. Parks Miss Lora-Paterson Mrs N
Patterson II Padget P
Ranney Lady" Rean Mrs Ann Rice DR.
Rusa NJ Rodgers
shosf Mrs. Abrmsay ;, Mrs nAGa Ann Stass Abraham
Summers Geo Sheldon b Sibert Miss jon
Singer j E Stottari John ME
s@itS smith Mrs s smish siIa'S Mrs GsSS y
Smith Mrs
TrowbridgeA Teris Beri Thomas Edward
TORY E F.O Thomas Henry Tow James
Tirille John B Thomas Lewis Thomas l. =
Thompson Mrs h Thomas Levert
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Wilson Mrs Ann Wilson Blair Wortindyke Mr..
Virgins Miss q Weaver Miss Ca lie 90.
Wn,erringtOn Weinreq Geo M Whiiconb ii
VT Yther JosA WSollard Miss Walters. Mrs
Warner Miss Weeks Jerome Wallace W
Williams Mrs c Williams Geo W Namomia
White JohnB White Miss " 'H q
MISCELLANEOUS.
Doniran & Polwin DyeTP&M Pock Bros
Raii Gray & Pat Saladee Co Sawyer & Bro
terson Stone & Bald win Snider j 81 Brt
JULIUS }. WOOD. p. NJ.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
the meeting OF the County Commissioners
held on Tuesday, it was ordered that the
County Auditor transfer $500 from the
Road Fund to the Bridge Fund.
G Ordered, that the Auditor give notice to
township Trustees of the several townships
that the report of the necessitous families
is requested to be handed in to this office
by Saturday, Nov. 23d, 1867 in order that
tue fund may be apportioned to them.
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MADE THE TRIP The Potta,oattamie
Gazette, published at Louisville, Pottawat-
tamie county. Kansas, announces the arri-
val at the Wamego House, Wamego, of j.
N. Champion, S.. Medary Wilson, G. H.
Taft, and the other young men who left
here a short time since for Kansas. Mr..
Champion is to join Col. Fisher in the
erection of steam Touring and saw mill.
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New GOODS, bought since the heavy de-
cline in prices, just received at A. C. Head
ley & Co.'S. S op and take look at them.
novl4 ST.
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PERFUMERY-An immense stock of per-
fumery of every description at r. Jones &
SONS. oct2S-eodI5t
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Subscription to the Family of Gov.

BosToN, Nov. 13.-Friends of the late Ex-
Gov. Andrew are engaged in raising fund
of 800 600 for the benefit of his family
Over $60,O00 has already been subscribed.
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Free to EVERYBODY.

A Large PIP Circular. giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address. and receive copy post paid. by re-
turn mail.
Address z. q. Drawer 81,
mar25-daw6m Troy NY
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For the best bargains in Dry Goods go
to Headley & Co.'s, 25O and 252 South High
street. 3C .
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article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. nov6-deod&w2w.
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SEWING MACHINE OIL of the very best
quality to be had in the West at % cents
per bottle, at r. Jones s. Sons, No. so North
High street. oct2S- eod15t
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SINGERS shoemakers' and carriage silk
thread and needles at FL. Colt & Co.'S. No.
155 South High street. oc25eod3w
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Coal OIL.-The purest and clea, est coal
oil to be found in this city at r. Jones &
Sons. oct2S-eodI5t
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95rH o. v. I-ADJoURNED MEETING
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
Surviving members of the s5th o. v. I. on
Friday evening. at Lindeman & Co.'s, at
~ o'clock. 1t is hoped every member of
the regiment living in the city will be on
hand on Friday night, in order that the
Necessary committees for the proposed re-
, union of the regiment be appointed from
each company as far rs possible.
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BRILLIANT WEATHER.-The clouds which
recently obscured our skies have been put
to flight by the SUMS bright glances. On
yesterday, from dawn to dusk, there wasn't
patch of cloud as big as lady's hand,
to be seen in all the shining blue armament.
The air is keen anu bracing-not too cold,
and assuredly none too warm, and the
weather in general is decidedly fine and
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CHEWING ToBAcCo.-Magnolia and Inn
perial brands, at II. Jones g. Sons.
Ont2S. eO615t
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WAY NOT USE TEsE BEST?

way NOT USE TE9E BEST?
OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world 1t is the cheap
est, the most reliable; and most convenient. Com.
piete in bottle. Dees not require any previous
preparation of the hair. No trouble. No crock or
stain: Produces beautiful black or brown, pre-
ferred. A child apply it. Always gives salts
faction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. L. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, NJ Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York. Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA BAIR iGLoss for
Foring and dressing the Hair.
junel9 deodly
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The Mozart Democracy


New YORK, November 13. - Fernando
Wood was nominated for Mayor by t.
Mozart Democracy last evening.
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GOODALE HONE.

George Baker and wife, Washington. Distr;c, IF
Go umbia; E G Hayes and wife: Cad z, Ohio: : 8 :
Warner, Huntington. Ohio; ID Kinsey. Kinsston'
ney. Kingston, Ohio. Ed Baker, New York. Reni
sampson, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; G Miller
Ohio; A W Moses and wife, Crestline. Ohio: jane;
Watson, New York; John Moody. Dayton, Ohio:
James Stoockey, Greenfield, Ohio ID L Holton'
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Il Grinneli, Biendon, Ohio; Captain G W Rosseau,
Baltimore, Maryland;, DR. g W Reed. Phiadel-
G Tate, Boston. Massachusetts; Miss Tate. Bos-
tOH M.sssShussts Brssaa MiseF Cincinnati, Ohio;
H;oo;ns CIsndon John Myers na,tan.' n " p a. IAN
don. Mifflin; Jacob shafer and wife. Lancaster o;
NJ Gritchcs Columbus: Mrs Moon, franklin Go.
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Coop HEALTH is paramount to wealth.
If the system is in bad order purge out the
vile humOrs and distempers with Roback's
Blood Pills, and get the internal organs
performing their regular functions and
once in order, and keep them SO with Ro-
BACKS STOMACH BITrERs.
NOv13- l&ylw
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New AND FASHIONABLE DRY Goods
BY the advertisement in this mornings
paper, it will be seen that the popular dry
goods house of A. c. Headley & Co., has
been retilled with an immense stock of
new and fashionable winter dry goods.
The reputation of this firm for fair dealing,
for superior goods and low prices is sec
ond to none in the city. They keep up
with the times and on their shelves will be
found everything in their line that can
be found in any other house in the city
Call and see them.
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The Prize Ring

O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, has chal-
lenged Jim Mace to fight him in this coun-
try for $4,000. Mace is shortly expected
here, but it is not known if he will accept
O'Baldwin's challenge. O'Baldwin has
also forwarded a challenge to Mike Nc
Coole to fight in England or America tor
So 600. Reports say Jim Elliott will chal-
lenge O'Baldwin should he come here.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous: No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hal
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuipA is SIGN
ed WiUsam a, Batchelor. All others arer re imi
gists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bare..y street
New York declO- 1&wIv
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LOTION RHCORD.

THE ONLY SAFE AND RELIABLE
Antdote against contagious diseases. Price
50 per bottles large size double quantity, SIS. Sent
securely packed receipt of price. to any address,
with directions, BY addressing
F. A. DUP0RT CO.,
Sole Agents for the United states,
No. IL Gold street, New York.
HB Send for circular. ia jun2s-deodIy
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NEW York DIV GOOD, market-N

Ne" OTA Dry UOOus sWAFKet-N0Ve 10.
DRY GOODS-The weather is cold and trac is
to leading houses. which selling goods at prices
below cost of production. Prints steady I2hc for
all standard makes. Appleton A lac Massachusetts
One A IL k,: do 80 inch l0hc do 30-inch 81;
both beached lac and Attawaugan No / Z, o l5c. -
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PREMIUM SoAPs.-At the late exhibition
of the State Board of Agriculture, at Day.
ton, Ohio, Geo. J. Harsch & Co., No. 600
West Mound street, took the first premium
over all competitors for the best assortment
of SOAPS of every description. All in want
of superior Soaps would do we'll to try
Harsch & Co.'s brands. oct26- -eod2w
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NewYork SlocK Market-Nox.

Cincinnati Money Markct-Nov. I3.
GOLD-139& buying.
MONEY-Market very close Ia DIS per cent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHES

HELMBOLp,S EXTRACT BUCHU and In
PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages at little expense little or
10 change in diet, no inconvenience and no expos
ure. 1t is pleasant in taste and Odor Immediate in
its action and free from all Injurious properties
feh21-dI
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PROBES sIoMAI

Or. "A. b. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nesr
Ugh street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
)c series OF years to tho treatment of certain pr
ste diseases. He may be cons ulted at his Office
Sroadway near the Z Exchange Bank
may3l-tf
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New York Money Markct--NOv. 13.
GOLD-Firmer. opening firm at 13s1I. and closing
at is0 r, -
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FOR N0N-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine. irritation, Inflammation, or liberation of
the bladder. or kidneys. diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder, calculus gravel brick
dust deposits, and all diseases eff the bladder kid
ueys and dropsical swellings,
USE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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ETCH: ITCH. ITCH:
sCRATCH! SCRATCH. SCRATCH!!!
in from 10 to 4s hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price. 80 cents a box by mail. so cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No. Ho Washington street
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists. sep1s-d3tawwIy
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ANEM MANHOOD.

BUFFALO, Nov. 13.-The ground is cover
ed with snow this morning.
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MrrEoRoLoeIcAL TABLE, prepared and
DIRECTED by w. j. Savage, Jeweler, 80
South High street:
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General Mcclellan.
High way kS obbery.

Gen. Mcclellan did not return on the
Scotia. 1t is said private business keeps
him in Paris till Spring.
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There was daring highway robbery in
in Ceder street to-day. The money had
just been procured at the Sub Treasury.
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THE dramatic critic" of that slow pub
Hcation," the Dayton Journal, and Spivins
1.-TWO souls with but a single thought"
That's gOOd.-Jo Journal, lrla
Mighty good. 1t is a general rule to
judge man by the company he keeps. but
itemists are exceptions to all known rules.
Take ourself, tor instance; how would it
be with us were we thus judged? Daily
are we compelled to associate with ben
zinists, galoots, and-gknash. We'd rath-
mot be judged by our associates. How's
that?
THE LUNCH YEsTERDAY-FEsTIvAL LAST
NIGHT.-The lunch prepared by the ladies
of the Columbus Industrial School, at
Ambos' Hall yesterday, we are gratitied to
state, was patronized exit n ,ively by the
ladies and gentlemen of Columbus. From
about IL o'clock until 8, the tables were
filled, and SO were those who lunched.
The fashion, the wealth, the beauty OF the
city were there represented, all moved BY
the greatest of all sentiments, Charity
that virtue which
"Droppeth like the gentle dew froru heaven
Upon the place beneath"
The lady managers of this school deserve
besides the approvings OF their own hearts
and the sweet satisfaction the timely per
formance of good action is sure to bring
the thanks of the community at large fol
the noble manner in which they are per.
forming noble work. Many and many ;
child has been learned neatness, who els'
had been content in dirt; many little sou
has been fired with the ambition to learr
to read and to sew, who otherwise hat
cared for neither. The day will come tt
these noble-hearted women, when "th'
works of their hands shall rise up and cal
them blessed" We understand the receipts
of the festival was nearly $500.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Was Arrested for Fraud.

New YORK, Nov. Is George johnson
was arrested to-day and held for trial,
charged with having attempted to procure
U. S. bonds amounting to $264 $50 on a
check for S2S.466. purporting to be drawn
by Fred. Butterfield & Co. on the 10th Ma
tional Bank, in favor of Jay Cooke & Co.
Convention.
The Young Mems Christian Convention
commenced its session to-day; also the
Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Conver-
tion. Bishop Lee, of Iowa. by invitation
took seat beside the President of the lat
ter body.
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. -. 1867.
o,,,,,y Raro,neter Thermometer
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The national Republican., 1867-04-10
Alexandria Affairs.
THE Journal of Monday says:


FnE.-on Saturday night last, between ten
and eleven o o'clock lames we're discovered issuing
from the roof Of the Eclectic Academy building,
on North Columbus street, near Christ church.
The building, which was large frame house,
was too thoroughly swept by the flames to pre-
vent its complete destruction, and as soon as the
flames made good headway, the sides fell in, and
tho greater portion Of the building became at
once mass Of flaming ruins. A colOred singing
school had used the building Of late, and 1t had
been announced that the Rev g. W. Parker
would preach there on yesterday.
Tho iro was the result Of incendiarism the
flames FIRST appearing under the roof as though
1t had been set on FIRE through the loft, The
building vas erected aome ten or twelve years
ago by Mr.. Geo. II. Smoot, and was his property
at the time Of the conaagration. The loss II
estimated at two thousand dollars.
SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH Of gro.
ceriss were stolen from the store Of Mr.. Quinn
at the corner Of St. Asaph and oronoco streets
on Friday night, by burglars.
ANUMBER of persons visited St. Mary's church
yesterday, to hear DR.. MeGill, Bishop Of Rich
mond, but he was not present, and tho pastor an
nounced that the notice Of confirmation, &c, OF
that day, had been made without his authority
THE Fairfax county court meets on Monda.
next
The Alexandria Gazette of Monday says; Il
the absence Of Mayor Latham, who is in Rich
mond, where he will remain during the curren
week, attending the meeting Of the Grand Lodg
Of Odd Fellows Of the State Of Virginia, the du
ties Of his office will be performed by Georg
BRYAN, esq, the President Of the Board Of Al
-, -.- ~ S-StiVo John Moore
| GEN. EIrZHUGh LEE, --.--.. ---- .
gal, Of California, are at present in this city.
The national Republican., 1867-04-10
dulles OF PRACTICE BEFORE

ID ULES OF PRACTICE BEFORE
IL, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN THIS DIS.
TRICT Ms required the second section Of the act OF
Congress entitled "An act to regulate proceedings
before Justices OF the Peace In the District OF Colum-
biS, and for other purposes, approved February H.
1857, the court establishes the following
RULES OF PRACTICE:
Every Justice OF the Peace shall keep In bound
book a docket, in which he shall enter
l. The name Of the plaintiff and defendant;
2 The object OF the action or proceeding, and u
sum OF money be claimed, the amount OF the de-
mAnd; ~
s. The date Of the summons and the time Of its 70.
turn II a writ OF attachment be issued, statement
Of the fSet
l. The time when the parties, or either Of them,
appear, or their non appearance II default De made
8, A brief statement Of the nature Of the plAnuI
demands and II any set-of be claimed similar
statement Of set of and the amount estimated
0. The demand Of u trial by lury-Wheh the same
10 mAde-And by whom made the oTuets LOT tue
jury and the time appointed for trial. and return OF
the juryi
sworn; the names Of the witnesses sworn, and al
whose TtqUsst; ,, :,
s. The verdict OF the Jury, and when received u
the Jury disagree and discharged the fact such
disagreement and discharge
Q. The Judgment rendered, tPeelyiDg the time
whom rendered aud the costs
10. The time OF Issuing execution, and the name o
the ohesT TO whom Delivered the renewals theIeoi
n Ray, and whom made
II. The fact Of an appeal, II any, having been mad
and allowed, aud the time when
H. SAtisfAc ion Of the dgment, or any money pal
thereon, and when, and to whom, and by whom;
Is. Any such other entries MS may be material.
sps.It ~. AEIds, Clerk,
The national Republican., 1867-04-10
n.org.taxxn Items.

Tug Ngw CANAL BRIDoEs-Messrs. w.
Duyal 4 Co., contractors for the canal bridges,
have completed their contract and the bridges
were on Saturday last examined and approved by
the canal company and the corporation Of
Georgetown. Two Of tho bridges, tho one at
Washington street, and the one at Jefferson
street, are what is called lift bridges, being hung
on puileys, with four weights just equal TO the
weight Of the bridges, and are raised and low.
cred by means Of q crank at one corner Of the
bridge, being easily worked by one person.
These two are the only bridges Of the kind In
use, and were invented by Mr.. VIM. DuvRl.
The two at Congress and Green streets are sta.
tionary, being high enough to allow boats to
pass under them. They arc built Of twelye.inch
Cooper beams, placed twenty-five inches apart.
The flooring is formed Of small oast.iron arches
resting on the lower Hango Of the beams, upon
which 10 laid q covering Of concrete covered with
the common cobble.stones, such as the streets
are paved with. All four Of the bridges arc
built very substantially, and do great credit to
Mr.. Duval. The cost Of the work was $22, 600.
THE FisH wHARP.-The mild weather has
had favorable effect upon tho fisheries, and
the results begin to appear Gt the wharf. Yes
terday morning the receipts Of sbad were light,
and the prices quoted arc from SIS to $lS per
100. About 20,O O0O herring arrived, and sales
were reported at 90 TO $40 per 1000.
MERcHANrs' EXCHANGE offerings at the
Exchange yesterday were 1000 bushels Of yellow
corn, damaged } aad ,475 barrels Of -four Of
various grades. Sales Of $50 barrels extra -four
at $l475; rs barrels Super at $l3i Family,
$l6.75 to $lS. rs; high grade Extras, $l6i Fine,
$l1.50. Sales Of 1000 bushels yellow corn
(damaged) at $l.11. Wheat firm, with proba-
BILE advance In all Glasses Of produce.
CATTLE sALEs There were 100 head beef cat
tie at prover's Rest, together with couple lots
of ooua and onlyes Tho prioes Of cattle ranged
from 81 to 81 per lb. gross 40 head were from
Virginia and Maryland counties, and the bal
anco from Baltimore. Sheep sold at Sa9I cents
per pound gross. A lot Of SO hogs sold at III.
Cows and calves selling from $50 to $780, accord.
ing to condition and quality.
RELIEY ron THE soUrH.-The subscriptions at
the Merchants Exchange for the relief Of the
sufferers at the South amount to 400 bushels OF
corn; s2i3, including $203, the proceeds Of col
lection taken up at Rev. Mr. Taylorb Presbyte'
rian church, Bridge street, and 500 bags, do.
mated by Mr., George Hill, jr.