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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-18
BY James N. Taylor j. Son, Auctioneers,
Office opposite spotswood Hotel.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
Unable RESIDENCE AND VACANT LOT
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
AT ITS INTERSECTION WITH FOU
STEET.--In pursuance Of decree entered on INC
the CITY Of Richmond, held by the Judge thereof
IN the suit of Ford and others against Tborntons
administrator ard others, the undersigned, VINO
were APPOINTED special commissioners by SAID dS-
cree for that purpose viii, on Mur p1 ths IN
day OF February, 1857. at half past 20 CLOCK ~
II far If not the ne fair day after cell a.
pnbIic auction, on the premises, 70 the hiShYt
bidder tn At very desirable and well, located fho,
PETTY of which the late ". IL. Thornton, dlsd
saiIed and possessed situated In the city oil Rich-
wand on "a ,outh side OF Franklin street, at its
Intersection with the east line OF foushes. Inc
gronnd fronts sixty six feet and nine lnehes on
FRANKLIN street, aud runs back ABOUT one huhaIea
and lfty feet to paved alley In the rear twei'e
feet wide. ,broa .,orv
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with al, the modern
improvements q two story double BRICK kitchen,
brick stable and carriage house, ana all the ne
cessary out houses .,~.,,,
The whole property will be sold as an entirely'
fered separately, as may be deemed most adyisa.
This is an excellent opportunity for those dest.
ring fne house, In one OF the best Localities IN
Terms: One. third cash balance at nine and
eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added from the day Of sale (; title 70 DO Retained
until the last payment is made and conveyance Is
ordered by the court. Taxes for 1897 TO Do paid oy
INC HsRBsRT A. CLAIBoRNE.) sroc,sl Com.
BENJAMIN II. NASH, rmissioners
HENRY g. CANNON.
a,,onaars 70 IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- ~
~ To PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-THE
1onI M.NUPACTURING COMPANY establish.
ed since l8io), having the exclusive cohlto.
the nj ght soil OF New Y ork city, oner IoI sa,e
cI,,sfrely for cn8h a new article OF Doubbs Re-
FINED PoUDRETTE warranted free rom lmpu-
ritv and rubbish, which they will sell Tor twenty
eve dollars per ton, delivered on board OF Vessei
IN New York city. This article, which IS pulver-
ized as fine as -four has no equal for corn, cotton,
and tobacco, and ia equal to No. Peruvian guano
IN tbe proportion OF two pounds for one OF guano,
and better than the best brands OF Super hos-
nh stes pound for pound. This Is just the thing Tor
those who will pay cash for good article AT a low
price. We have coarssr article at twenty dollars
per ton Samples sent by mail (free) On receipt OF
three. cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
WINGED Address the Eodi Manufacturing Com
psny. 50 Courtlandt sheet, New York.
ROCKY MOUNT, EDsKcolBR COUNTY, T. Gag
November 10, 1855.
Mr. James r. Deg:
sir,-Inreply to your inquiry OF the results OF our
experience In tie Of your improved Poudrette'
purchased Of you for this years cotton crop we
would bag leave to say That the present season mas
been one cutie unfaVorable 10 the action OF all
fertilizers Ssusrdl kinds Of n:dnureS ioere tSed
1y us. ,oith the erception Of your Poudrete, Nth
little or no eGectto the crop Where me Pouareue
,oas applied IL gaze us nedr a haYa oaie or more
per acre, and caused the cotton TO open nsuch
earlier: and we would therefore recommend the
same as a concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton az we'll as an improvement to the soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
IA 1a-sw* HENRY p. Suits & BROTHER.
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ID EMovAL.-Mrs. MONTAGUE hos
~ removed from No, sos Sixth street 10 the nsw
sslaeeoed- front building on Bank street between
Ninth and Tenth, south side OF the Capitol Sous re-
and can now accommodate families or gsnttemen
with one or more ROOMS, furnished or unfur.
nished, and BOARD on reasonable terms. Also,
wanted, ten or twelve DAY B0ARDRRG. Apply
ssrly 70 AEs. u N. MONTAGUE 70 u-G
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Anetioneers,
Bankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

TWENTY FIVE ACRES OF BEAU.
1 TfFUL FARMING LAND, ~ THE PLAN OF
"gITCBIE SPRING" PROPERTY, one MILE
WEST OF TIE CITY, A SHORT DISTANCE ~
REAR OF THE RESERVOIR, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION. VIII be sold AZ auction, o. 10 pre-
misses, on THURSDAY tho 2ist OF FeDruary, ls6l, q
half. last o clock p. NJ, TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND, located -
above, adjoining the residence ~ the late M.
Gignnini This land lays beautifully foF sub
urban residence, and Is admirably adapted for
MARI ct garden or dairy farm, ~ X has running
stream of water passing through It.
TEAMS: One fourth cash balance az three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by 4 trust deed The taxes Tor
this year 10 be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPBRsON,
feH SuctioneETs,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-We are authorized 10
sell privately the very eommcdious sd AA
pleasant RESIDENCE and SEVkS ACRss e,,a
Vaughn. Esa. located on the River road. 10 thss
tsrasld county, Va, about half mile OF aayo'
bridge. ..,..
The house contains seven rooms and passages.
bssidas basement with all necessary oos-hcnsss'
he.gardsn 10 considered one 81 The noss p.v I.
duciye In the vicinity OF Richmond. TIE var"
well shaded; water excellent.
TERMS: Liberal. 90
PiLKINroN, PULLIAM CO...
"a Eta Auetioneers. No. Is Pearl street.
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OaARs.-A majority of the House OF
Representatives voted on Friday to make
the internal tax on cigars five dollars per
fhonsand.
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UNION BANK or RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL E4ChANoe DAN =

UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGs BASh.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoo,oeo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEE ckNf.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
p.,na Z. D. Crenshaw, W. 3. ouarles,
n =, " 2. z. Blanken.
, p,S.xsr BIB. weisigsr, ship,
~ sro,t Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
raist las. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchin.
p ~ Tavlor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
,,o,a 7 W. Hall, W. A. jenkins,
Kelvin VIZ. Gray, W. z. Tanner,
Drdley Alfred Moses, m. Eowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the Institution should commend Itself to al
slssses.
The attention OF all In city and country is called
10 this Institution. Here they will fnd security,
convenience, and profit Sums as small 90 hVe
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent inte'
rest received on same.
once hours from "a. II. tosP. H.; on Saturday
from "a. NJ, to sP. NJ, and from TO sP. n.
10 l3-dAswts
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MARRIED,

AtSt. Peters Cathedral, Richmond, Va, on the
18th instant, by the Rev. Father Becker, ID. d !,
JAMES HAYES and Miss ELLEN o'BRlEN; both
OF this city
Cleveland (ohio) papers please copy.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Harrison, g oddin q Apperson, Auehoneers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

baHKers, DIUkefs' 1HU ''e"'
TRUSTEES SALE OF COTTAGE
/ RESIDENCE, IN DUyALS hppiTIl III ~, OF
PEDERII AND CoUTTs sTREETs;-As trn,tee in
certain deed q , n sxssq1ed 81 w1m
cordaS in the Richmond Hastings Court | shall
proceed to sell At public auction, on the pre-.
mmisss. on FRIDAY the 22d OF February, 1891, Al
nicIork p NJ II fair, II not, the next fair day
thereafter, the HOUSE and LOT conveyed by the
said deed, and now in the occupancy OF the said
OF lis feet 10 an alley The HOUSE has four rooms,
and Is quite attractive In It's appearance.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and the title retained until all the purchase
money IL paid. Taxes and insurance for this year
to be paid by the purchaser.
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON, GoDnM
APPBRsoY, Austioneers. feb
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MEETINGS.


TwrENTION!--Therew will be called
A necting Of the ALERT BASEBALL CLUB
10. NIGHT IN ondsy, February 49, at O'clock at
,ks or co OF X. II. Talley.
The attendance Of every member is earnestly
solicited.
BY order OF JAMES A. Gently, President.
k.P. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
Immediately on the adjournment Of the above
meeting there will bs special meeting oil the
ARLINGTON SOCIALS on business OF great inte-.
rest and importance.
By order OF JAMES A. GENTRY, President
70 ls-lt JAMES N. TAYLOR. Secretary.
NOTICE.-An ad.
wi journed annual meeting OF the stockhoiders
Of the Midlothian Coal Mining Company VIII pe
held at their Office In this city on TU EsDAi the
ieth instau Mt al IL o'clock.
RICHMOND, sth February, 1871 Iee-ta
NIOTICE.-The annual meeting or the
IN stockholders OF the Richmond Railway Com
pany will be held al the Office Of the company on
MONDAY the 18th day Of February, at IL O'CLOCK
M. The transfer book OF this company vii DO
closed from this date. III. W. DEslooN,
n. A-epdtd SeCTttdEy.
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DIED..

At Cheraw, S. c., on Thursday the It'll instant,
JULIA, wife of Colonel Allan Macfarlan, aged
forty-t years, two months, and'thirteen days.
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WANTED, information Of the where
w sbouts of AARON CARPENTER, aged about
atty six years living When last 9 ne nd from cp
nf Richmond Va In the confectionery business,
and has been resident of Richmond about twenty
wears. Any information from any person VIII pc
Thankfully received by me, and will result greatly
10 his benefit if living II not living, it Will re-
sult to the benefit OF his heirs. Address
~ - 0. p. CARPENTER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
fe ls-S0t Highland, Ulster county, n. I
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ITO! FOR yENEZUELA.-S Schooner
IL UNITED STATES will sail from VIII tft
mington, \. o., with emigrants for Coroni, %r--rt
Venezuela, positively MAGCH 9Th. DR.. .1essx,
Price, president of the Venezuela Company, VIII
90 out In this vessel; myselfand family abo All
per- wishing to 20 can procure shares OF stock
and passage by applying TO Rey. j. A. DOLL,
sco.tsvilie, until March LIST, or 10
PA WILLIAMS, Director,
fe l5-2w. 1905 Basin bank, Richmond,va.
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ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
" AND VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY: ST
THE CORNER OF BROAD AND CAPITOL AND
TENTH sTRgETs. PoR SALE AT AUCTION. On
MONDAY the ISM February, 1897, ~ half past
o'clock p M, wo will offer Tor sale ~ auciion ne
very attractive and centrally located LOT ae-
seribed above late the site Of the Winder huilt,
ing. II fronts any four feet on Broad snd Cspito,
tracts respectively, and about one hundred and
sor,v faet IN tenth street and 81 Immediately op.
posite the Capitol Square and wsshlogton Mona.
rnent Ii possesses unriyslled adVantages ior y
.dsnted 10 business houses on Broad street. and
dwellings for professional gentlemen, or once, on
CAPITOL Street But this property II too well kRown
to require a minuter description itisscmclentto
say that other properly Is or can soon come INTO
market OF equal advantage with this.
Ia will be so di vidsd as 70 suit purchaeers, ana
plat may be seen at our orice; -
Terms: One-'hird cash balance ~ tnree, SIX,
added, secured by a trust deed The taxes Tor 1907
% % pAiHH SkRis6N. GoDDIN APPERsoN.
feli-M tn, Tn, SAM AncnoneeIs.
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The TELEGRAPH BILL was very pro-
psrly defeated In the House Of Delegates
On Saturday.
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TWO OTHER FRAMED TENE-
/ MRyTS, ON THE WEST LINE OPST. JAMES
NEAR TO DUyAB STREET, Foo SALE AT AUG;
TION Immediately after the foregoing sale VIII
be sold the two FRAMED TBNEMBNTS located as
above-one in the occupancy Of James n 'dge, and
the other by -, the former renting for thirteen
dollar per month, and the latter Tor Ten doiiaTs
Terms: Same as above. rn,neov
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By Christian. Lea & Co., Auctionsers'
No. 1874 Main street.


No. 1924 Main street.
4 uCTION SALES.-We will offer for
A sale on TUESDAY. the 18th instant, com.
mencing at hall past ~ ociock' mo ioiio"iAs
''f'" GROCERIES,,
shogsheads BACON SIDES, ,ns
20 b bsFT1els BRoWN SUGAR.
so bags COFFEE,
barrels LEAF LARD,
IS kegs LEAF LAID,
Is barrels MESS PORK,
$50 SoIes sTEAKISaESss B BIO and PALEsoAP'
IS barrels WHISKY, all grades.
ALSO,
GIN, WINES, &c:
%SiLIoWwARE,
BssKETs, PEPPER,
'O'''' w - CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 CO..
tIsot Auctionesrs.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK TIE
STREET NORTH OF LEIGH STREET. As trustee
her by 4. Pearl, dated End March, 1855, duly re-
corded in Richmond Hustinss Court, shall In ex-
ecution thereof proceed to sell At pubic ancnon
at haf.psst o'clock P. NJ, If fair, If not, the first
fair day thereafter, the real estate conveyed oy
said Ds a. OF Of sixth spee EFanng
back one hundred and thirty feet, having thereon
| an excellent BRICK TENEMENT containing seven
| rooms besides brick kitchen, stable, &c.
| Terms: Enough in cash 10 defray the expenses
Of sale and 10 discharge certain notes now unpaid
amounting to 81 ,4!3 So on credit as TO S,ss 10 un
til the LIST April next on credit as to ssIss UNI
list October next and to surplus OF such sale, on
such terms as may be announced a. the i noar OF
srom the day OF sale The taxes and insurance for
'n t w G0DDIN, Trustee.
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AIOTICE.-In order to make room for
IN a new supply Of SEWING MACHINES, for
which am agent, desire 70 dispose of ummedi.
atsly) the following secondhand Machines, lett
with me TO sell, namely:
SINGERS MACHINES,
2sLOAT BLLtPTIC MACHINES.
lsLOAT PLANTATION MACHINE,
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE,
WEEDS PATENT MACHINE,
l CON MON SENSE MACHINE.
and ara in perfect order They will be sold at a
great bargain II applied for soon; ,.cu
corner OF Ninth and Broad siIasts,
agent for the following SEWING MACHINE
COMPANIES, namely 49, s,r,rcu
SHAW & CLARK'S TWENTY DOLLAR. and
WILCOX GIBBS. 10 last
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sPECIXL NOTICES.
MA GOOD IDEA.
NEW MALADY,

.srngs,., ii I'll. city having noticed the great
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WANTED, for a Female College, an
w experienced MUSIC TEkCHER-maie OF
female None but PEI sons of frst-class ability as
pianists and vocalis,s need apply Salary, s'So 10
$3.50 for forty weeks teaching. .,-..,.
Address Immediately, letters and testlnonia -
(not refersnces) giving exg informaion as 10
place OF nativity, antecedents, age health expo
renee talents character, church mempeTsuip
fa' IL dG.Uat Florence, Ala.
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ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. = Will
n BIO sold on TUESDAY the 10Th Of February
al 10 q clock A. NJ the PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF the late T. Dudley, OF Benrieo county ten
miles below Richmond, on the York hiyer rail-
road, adjoining Savage station Tor landlp consist
ing of - ,-,-cup,y
FURNITURE,
FLOODED STOCK,
fns YOUNG HORSE,
3MULES,
DEVON COWS,
CHESTER and IRISH CRATER HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. good a. new
2 BUGGIES one double Win aRNBsS,
CARTS, WAGONS, and all necessary FARMING
Tools. Also, on the day OF sale Will be sold pr-
vstely STILL APPARATUS and BOILER, al
complete.
TEAMS: Made known on the day u sale
The cars will leave the depot ~ . o'clock In the
morning ana return afer the ssle, taking all who
wish TO attend the szle free OF eherge.
MAS. MARY DUDLEY,
Re N-tds AdminittFatnx.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, the S 7 0 r e and
IL DWELLING one door from the corner krA
OF First and Main streets. Apply to E::E
RICHARD ADAM, IxA
No. lis Main street,
fe I6-3t one door from Jefferson.
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LEV BROTHERS

:. ,b,,kins Of putting up remedy to cure the
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LIQUORS. &c,
to which the attention Of the trade Is invited.
SAMPSON JONES, ia, CO.,
fen Auctionesn.
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EOR RENT, one large FRONT ROOM
IL over the shoe store OF W. T. W. Taylor, ~
for single gentleman II vii be furnished IaA
If desired. Apply on the premises:
fe 1876 JAM rs bOLIoN.
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BY Harrison, Goidin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA>
CORNER OF CANAL AND THIRD STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold az auc.
tion on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th Of
February 1887, al o clock p. NJ, that truly beau
tiful Lot located above Opposite the residence
OF Colonel H G. Cabelll, fronting on the esst line
OF Third street about $50 feet and running back
sbout l4o feet 10 an alley. This tot is justly
garded az amongst the handsomast In this city,
Commanding as II does the james river and sur
rounding country for many miles, and for nrst-
class residence IL unsurpassed:
Terms: One fourth cash balance At three. six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by ,rust deed. The taxes for this
year TO be paid by The purchaser: -
HARRISON, G0DDIN APPERsOS,
fal Auctioneers-
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EOR RENT, that very desirable
BRICK DWELLING on the east side of IN
Second between Cary and Canal streets, E:;H
lately occupied by Mr.: K. Eieklen t.
contains nine rooms, besides kitchen. Gas and
water on the premises. Apglyto
10 le-4t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
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ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL

BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Arctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
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nor RENT, a first-class RESTAU-
II RANT situated on the south side of 1pl
Franklin street, between Locust alley and t.;E
Fifteenth street, with the furniture II de- -.lEs
sirad or the house will be rented separately.
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply 10
E. b. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street in rear OF
fsl5-3t Exchange Hotel.
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OUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
~ take place At our store on MONDAY MORN.
ING, 18th instant, commencing at half pas. 10
O'Clock, when we will offer at auction good
stock OF
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New York specials.

New YORK, March 2O.-The Times
special says: The President yesterday
sent to the Senate the name of VIM.
Dorsheimer, for U. S. District Attorney
TOR the Northern District of New York,
and A. Buckhardt, for Postmaster at
Sing Sing.
1t is stated that Senator CONFESS, -oi
California, will decline a denomination.
His term expires with this Congress.
The HeraId's special says: The peo-
pie of Buckingham county, Va, held a
meeting on Monday last, at which the
Military bill was endorsed and their
representatives instructed to vote for a
call of a convention, though nothing
had been previously said upon the sub
ject.
The Tribune's special says the suppl
mentary reconstruction bill will be sent
to the President to-day, and it is
thought the President will veto it i'm
mediately, so that Congress can pass it
over the veto and adjourn on Saturday
or Monday next
The strife for the United States Mar
shalship of Louisiana, the most lucra-
tive of any Government office. is mar
rowed down between Gems. Frank J.
Heron and ]. Kirby Smith. The
nomination will be made in day OF
two.
The presiding officers OF the House
and Senate to-day signed the suppli
mentary reconstruction bill, which wa:
afterwards presented to the Senate
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NEW York, March 2O.-The Feuian
news by the latest dispatches, gives
little or no encouragement to the Bro
therhood, and there is perfect stagna-
ton in the excitement prevailing du-
ring the last week, and the belief is be-
coming general that nothing like an
Instruction was initiated in Ireland,
and that whatever disturbance occur
red was quickly and easily quelled.
The movement on Canada is attract
ing more general attention, and its in
augurstion is believed to be near at
hand.
The city of Montreal has been in a
state of most unwarrantable excite
ment for the last two or three days.
The most startling rumors were set
afioat, to the effect that the great bridge
or the powder magazine were to be
blown up. An extraordinary cabinet
council was held, and it transpired that
more troops had been telegraphed for
to England.
At ST. Adams, says a Herald cores
pondent, many strange Milesiad faces
are noticeable, and probably that town
will soon be the base of Fenian col
umn.
In Canada the riots, which occurred
on st. Patrick's Day. were the subjects
OF exciting conversation among the
populace. The wounded are still suf-
fering seriously, and although improy-
ing, several of them are still in a pre-
carious condition
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Pitt.burgh Live srocE rnrn.t-

PITTSBURGH March 70
CATTLE-The supply of cattle was remark
ably light this week, not exceeding so head,
and with scarcely enough to satisfy the retail
demand, prices, generally, and especially for
good cattle, ruled higher. The only sale for
shipment was 81 head, to go to Baltimore
there was no New York or philadelphia buy v
ers in attendance. aid they could not have
bought II they had been there Prime To ex-
ira retailing cattle sold at from To 81 gro-s,
AMI from that down TO 81 to 6, according 10
quality and condition. Stock cattle continue
to meet with very fair demand. and good
grades sell without much difficulty at Q 70 81.
The principal eastern buyer at these Yards
Barney Grey. was absent this week, being in
New York.
sHEEP-The market for this class of stock
is sun, and with q light supply and a good
eastern demand, prices have still further adj
vanced- W. Refs sold Wernz 22S head OF
good fat sheep, averaging By pounds, at Sc
grOss and We are c0gnizant of sale having
been effected at the Central Yards on Nom
day, al s5z- In q retail way, prime 10 extra
fat sheep may be quoted at g TO SIz-an adj
vance OF fully &c per pound within the Last
HoGS-The market for Hogs continues qui-
ct aud unchanged The demand is rsstrlctsd
entirely 70 supplying the wants OF the retail
trade, and We continue TO quote ats 10 81, Tor
i4ir 10 good averages, and the supply al
though Light is fully mp 10 the wants of the
butchers