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| LUnBzR.-Whits pine, one.inch. eeo0ess p thou
sand; one and half to thres-inch, sscgfsso, from
| tne Yards. Yellow pine boards, SlsGeD; joist,
s"Vs.O-saofBs27.so for long lengths. Shingles,
PINE, s'9ss; cypress. s7&sn v thousand.
sph'' "; sawed, ~ y houssnd.
~ $3.50, leather. oak, ssGase.; sole lea.
aa., ss.S,s,, 1'9''e; upper. toGsoe.; kip, y
| ao'e", v1vos, harness, scfQ45c; calf skins
French, SsoSSss; domestic, ssoaass moroeeo
ssefl$3s; rough skirting. as0,s.
| LfCoRIcs.-Stick r. l. g. 4ae yvo y
| s7c.; @. 4 F., Ale; q. c., 42c. TX A.. n n
4oc.; J. q. Il Co., ssc.; X. N. T., Ale. M.p &c
K. R., 2ic. SANFORD. soc.
LIxz.-virginis, sl.7s; Rockiand, i.soasa:
Wilson, very superior, 91soU42.
| MoLAssEs. = Common syrup, 800. (; genuine
golden syrup, soGlsoc. p gallon; Cuba and Mus-
eovado. ssQsoc. Porto Rico, 7s9soc. New Or.
leans prime, si.2s.
NAHs.-0ld Dominion, In store, 10.
| oArs.-Baled, sl.4oGsi.so p 100 pounds.
| OILs.-Linssed, 81. so1sl 50; machine, slGsi7s:
| sperm, % so; tanners, soc. Gtl straits, ei(a
d. 10; sweet, 81 q dozen best salad, slI; cas-
tor, -. Io1s2. 50 p gallon; Virginia lubncating,
asc. y gallon.
osIoSs.-sa. sofIs4 50 p barrel.
| PEAs.-Blsck. eye, si.asasI.so. Few in market.
PRAcHEs.-yery few in market. Dried, unpsslsd.
HIHe. v b /; peeled, aaa2sc. fab.
PLowCAsTIsss.-7c. YB.
PRPPEs.-aSl37c
rorAroRs.-lrish arc becoming scarce and high
er; Jackson white, - u barrel: peach blow,
SAB; white mercer. ss2s0s IS 50; common coun.
try mixed, $3.50.
| Notwithstanding, ssnss a keg OF rs ns.:
| blasting and mining, f6fiss..o
| RAas.-P.ices for rags are declining rapidly
eGsic for cotton and linen WOODEN Wrapping
stock, iGSze.; sofia, l.c blankets, lie.; blues Sc
| RoPg.-Manilla, best, 25e.
| RIcz.-lI.<Sl2c.
| RACE GIHdgx.-25sT.cc.
RuK.-Esw England, S2.2o1l,9So; Santa Crus,
%. 5o4St y gallon.
RYE.-sl.s2.Xsl.s IS p bushsl. yery ll.tIs In mar
| kst.
sKzp.-Clove., $40 SOGsu..o; Timothy, sI:s0
$3.50.
sHor-virginia. %; Northern, ss.1 y bag
| Of IS ms.
sUsAR.-Brown, llSl3ic. extra &C" and B."
Islgistc. crushed and pulvsrizsd, lstGllsAc. cut
Loaf lie.
SoDA.-Sal., SC. Bi Cayb., lee.
sALr.-Liverpool, ~. las y sack. No ground
| alum salt in market,
| SESAcA Roor.-Nominal, 8I3sc.
soAP.-Common, s.lgsc. best washing, 49,.
| toilet, 2sc, and fancy prices country, ssloc.
SPIRITS TuRPESTIyg.-soc. al.
| TAR.-a3 n barrel.
| TKAs.-Blsck, 7sc. Glsl. 4s-ths last prime arti-
els imperial, 81. 75GS2; gunpowder, sl.7sSssa.2s.
| TALLow .-lo@llc.
| vIsEsAR.-Cider, so1soc. manufactured, SOC.
| WHgAT.-There IL no wheat coming In, and we
quote nomlnally. Prime white, ". eoG42.so red,
| %. 2sI&2 so.
| wHIsKY.-Common, proof, f2Tf2 50; pure Rye,
q. sol$4.5o Fine brands higher.
| WooL.-Unwashed, 2clG2sc.; washed, aoGltse.
| In good demand.
| WIYR-Port, common, ~ 5o0Ss.
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FIVE MEN IIuNG ny Mos fAw.-The
Cincinnati Commercial publishes an ac-
count of the hanging by mob, at Browns
town, Indiana, Of two men, named Talicy
and Brooks. They were in Jail, charged
with the murder and robbery Of an old
lady several months ago; but a report
having got abroad that they were not to
be tried, crowd of from two to three hun
Dire | men surrounded the Jail, took out the
prisoners, and hung them to tree. Brooks
made a partial confession, duplicating
Tailey and man named Easton, who Is
still in Jail. Talley protested his innocence,
and died in a cool, collected manner, Sc
lecting the tree on which he preferred tc
be hanged. The mob threatened to hang
Easton if le is not speedily tried.
Two cof6fed men, named Maekcy, and
another known as Van, were hung by a
mob in Bourbon county, Kansas, last week
They had been confined in Jail, charged
with the murder of Mr.. Iaytord last fall
but one of the Mackeys escaped. Some
officers attempted to re;irrest him, when
he shot and MORALLY wounded one OF them
A posse of citizens subsequently effected
the arrest, and Immediately hung the pri'
soner TO IL tree. The mob then took the
other two from the Jail and hung them.
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INAUGURATION OF THE Count JoANNEs.-
At the general term ofthe Supreme Court
held this day-present, the presiding JUS
tice, Leonard; justices Ingraham and SUI
therland-the oath of Office was duly adj
ministered to George the Count Joannes,
formerly George Jones, upon his legal ad-
mission to practice as counsellor at law
&C., in the Supreme Court and all Others
in the State of New York. This is, the
Count believes, the first instance in the
United States of former member of the
poetic profession Of Shakespeare in Anne
RIGA having achieved the learned distinction
of being counsellor in the forensic pro.
iession of Cicero. The Count was con
graduated by several members of the bal
upon his legal admission to practice
York Evening Express, ApriL2.
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The MEANEsT PLACE IN THE WORLD
Chicago has failed to raise any money to
aid the starving people at the South. The
committee appointed by the Board of Trade
to solicit subscriptions reported that they
had failed in the object of their appoint
ment. Members of the Board had gene
rally manifested reluctance to subscribe
anything, and the total amount of sub
scriptions obtained was so small that the
committee did not think it advisable to
forward it, bat rather that it should be
returned to the subscribers. A motion to
that effect was made to the Board, and
was agreed to with great unanimity. The
total amount of subscriptions obtained was
not stated by the committee, but it was
subsequently ascertained to be only about
a225 National Republican.
This brings to mind Mr.. Baldwin's story
about the stranger who, dying in Chicago
and going to the gates guarded by St. Pc
ter, was refused admittance, st. Peter say
ing there was no such place on earth as
Chicago. A map was produced, the place
pointed out, and the stranger admitted
"but," said St. Peter, "rll be hanged if
you aint the first man that ever came here
from Chicago"
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OuR WHEAT MARKET.-The wheat mar.
ket presents an anomaly in the history Of
wheat-raising in the United States, and we
may say, in the world; for the fact is evi.
dent that California is the only section Of
America that has surplus for large ex.
port, and California and the Russian port,
are the only ones that can pour out sur.
plus of grain by ship-loads daily. After
all the vast amount of grain already ex
ported from California, we believe that We
have fifty cargoes more that can easily be
spared. Yet it will all be wanted. II
must be gratifying to know that in Europe
as well as in the Eastern States, oul
wheat and flour will always command al
extra price over all others.-CaHtornit
| Farmer.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, April 4-P. M.-Cottos
heavy and declined lc.; sales of 1928
bales at Csc. Flour active and advanced
5@lOc. +; State, s9.75Gal2; southern, 3 81
ASH. Wheat active and advanced lQ2c.
Corn heavy and declined lc.; western,
sl.l9Gsl.2215. Provisions dull and heavy.
Mess pork, s23.57. Lard, l24l34. Whisky
quiet. Groceries generally quiet. Sugar
advanced 18c.; Muscovado, l09llc. Ma
val stores tirm and unchanged. Freights
trmer; cotton to Liverpool--per steam,
*; per sail, d; grain, per steam, &c.
Sales al auction to-day on Government
account of coo bales of Georgia cotton
strictly low middling at 25c. good ordi-
nary at 241ac.; ordinary, 22s4c.
Stocks active; 5-2O's, 1862, lO9 = 1864
1875; 1865, lOs; new issue, lO71s. III,
4O's, SO. 1905, first series, loo; other So
ries, 1868. Missouri skies, s54. Ten
nessee skies, ex-coupons, 64S65; new Is
sue, IS. Money, per cent. Gold, 1885,
gl335s.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, April Cotton quiet
middling uplands, 29c. Coffee firm. Flour
firm; extra, sl21aGsl34; Howard-street
| sl49l4lo. Wheat steady. Corn active
and advanced &c.; quoted at 81 .l3Gsl.l 5
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To get round the prohibtory law in Mas
sachuSetts they sell mnce pies with lots OF
brandy in them-about one drunk to each
mincc pie. The opposition are getting up
what they call antibrandy pies against the
prohibtory pies.
The heirs of Anneke Jans's estate held
another meeting in Brooklyn last Tuesday
relative to their claims upon the Trinity
Church property. They resolved to bring
suit for their rights in the United States
courts.
The Hon. n. X. Hall, Postmaster Gene
raj under the administration Of President
Fillmore, is now, with his lady, on q visit
to Washington city.
Joseph II. Hawley, who was the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor at the recent
Connecticut election, is native of North
Carolina.
The State Treasurer of New lIamp-
shire receives only 5000 salary, and is
obliged to give bonds to the amount OF
100000.
We hear of new Turkish baths every
where, and soon not a village in the coun-
try will be without them.-Ne,c York
World.
A dog, sold in Petersburg for debt on
Wednesday, brought, says the ErprcSS
twenty-three dollars.
Five thousand men are idle in Pitts
| burg.
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Tur MILITARY ARREST AT LrscHpURe :

THE MILITARY ARREST At LrScHBURG.-
The assault upon a negro by these men,
their trial by two magistrates, which re-
suited in their being bailed for their ap-
pearance at Campbell court in the sum OF
$500, and their subsequent arrest by &C.
neral Wilcox, commanding this military
department, have already been mentioned.
Yesterday morning the counsel Of the pri-
soners, Messrs. Tribe and Preston, had an
interview with General Wilcox and the
Mayor, and expressed their earnest wish
to have the latter investigate the case,
stating that they desired it to be com
menced de noro. Under these circum-
stances Mayor Branch yielded his assent
to try the prisoners, and fixed this after
noon at o'clock for the investigation.
General Wilcox thereupon Immediately
issued an order turning the accused over
to the civil notwithstanding NenS,
4h
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch
Terrible Explosion mt the Glover Hill
PitS-SiXfY.ninA Men Killed.

Pits-Sixty.nine Men Killed.
CHESTER, April 4.-Three explosions
occurred at the Glover Hill Pits on yes
terday afternoon, and | send you all the
particulars have been able to obtain up
to this afternoon. The first explosion oc-
Cured about half-past o'clock, and was
followed by two others at intervals of fifteen
or twenty minutes. There were sixty
nine men-thirty white and thirty nine
black-at work in the pit at the time of the
sad calamity, all of whom must certainly
have been killed.
Two attempts were made to descend the
pit, but the parties went no further than
the bottom of the shaft, being deferred
from proceeding by the threatening APP
pearance of the flames. The pit is still on
fire, and the shafts are being closed, to ex-
clude the air and extinguish the flames.
W
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keeper shares the apartment with the
brother and sister butths surveillance he
exercises is merely a matter of form.
IL is lucky for him, indeed, that his cap
ture occurred after the declaration OF
peace and the withdrawal OF martial law,
under which his mother met her fate, for
it may be seriously questioned il his sue
ccSStul elusion of pursuit during two years
has not resulted in saving his life, perhaps
shielding him from all save few years OF
punishment. DATA.
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THE RADICAL REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
MENT IN MARYLAND.-A notice of appeal
was Yesterday entered in the clerks office
of the Superior Court by A. NJ. Rogers and
others, complainants in the late State Con
vention case, in which the bill was dis
missed with costs by Judge Martin. The
appeal, if granted, will, it is thought, come
up in regular course at the October term
of the Court of Appeals sitting at Anna
polls, but it can have no bearing upon the
election on Wednesday next.-Sm.
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Election Returns.

PROVIDENCE, April 3.-The Stale Gee
ton to-day resulted in the complete sue.
cess of the Republican ticket for State Of.
licers, members of Congress, and the STATE
Legislature.
The vote was very light. Mr.. Dixon is
reelected to Congress in the second dis
trict by about 200 majority. In the first
district, Mr.. Jenckcs is reelected without
opposition. The State officers elected are
Governor, A. +. Burnside; Lieuten ant-
Governor, William Greene Attorney
General, Willard Sayles; Secretary OF
State, John Il. Bartlett; General Urea
suror, George w. Tcw. The Senate will
stand twenty eight Republicans and six
Democrats; the House, sixty-two Repub-
licans and eight Democrats.
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CAMERON KICKS UPA Row.-There is a
brisk fight arising between Simon Cameron
and some of the Radical Pennsylvania
members over the fact that the willy sena-
tor is securing the appointment of good
Democrats in Radical districts, in order to
break the power of those who represent
such districts, and who are Cameron's enc
mics. Thad. Stevens is making all kinds
of threats as to what he will do if his dis
trict is invaded in that manner.
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GAS EXPLOSION. On Monday night,
Adam Reibold, of Newark, discovering a
strong smell of gas, took lamp to search
for the locality of the leak. Upon enter
ing an upper room, where the gas was es-
Gaping from defective pipe, an explosion
occurred. Mr.. Reibold was very severely
burned, and his wife, son, and o workman
were also burned.
A warning to all.
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WOODEN MILLS BuRNED.-Phaadelphia,
April 3.-The extensive wooden mills OF
b. Schofield, at Manayunk, were burned
last night. Loss, 100000; insured for
SIS. 10000. The following Baltimore COM
panies lose: Howard and National, each
50 600. The Franklin and National, OF
Wheeling, also each lose $4,000.
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CATTLE, HOGS, AND SHEEP.

Bggr-The supply OF beef on hand Is larger.
We quote ordinary at 5i8Sc. fair, e87c. good,
7Q7i prime, 90, gross.
HoGs-We quote hogs, according 10 quality, At
i26l3c., Meta still further decline. owing to the
inferior quality of the stock received.
EEP.-Good wethers bring 7id9sc., gross.
vBAL.-Somewhat more plenty sells at - to
SIS per head
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REWARD FOR MURDERER-CoLoRED
Memphis, Temn., April 2.-The
Mayor offers reward of $500 for the muir
derer of General Bankhead, and the same
amount for Ferguson's murderer.
AT an election for Attorney General of the
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
held on the 3lst Of March, ten registered
negro votes were cast at Jacksboro', III
Campbell county. These ten are the tlrSt
negro votes cast in this State since 1854.
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The Creyasses I'm LOuisiana-indian
DepredatiOns in Texas.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-The Marengo
leyee. in Concordia parish opposite
Natchez, has given away, and cannot be
repaired before the water falls. The upper
parishes will be inundated. Men cannot
he gotten to work on the crevasse below
Baton Rouge.
GALVESTON, April 3.-News from Camp
Verde say the Indian outrages continue.
1t is rumored Though very doubttuD that
twelve white families have been murdered
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WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-BenIa-
min S. Ewell, president OF William ana
Mary College, in Virginia, is now seeking
aid i'll New York to rebuild the institution.
1t is the oldest, or next to the oldest, seat
Of learning in America, and was destroyed
by United States soldiers during the war.
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EX-MAY0R MUNR0E AND OTHERS TO BE
INDICTED Informatio has been received
by prominent New Orleans gentlemen
now here that AttorneyG General Lynch
and Criminal Judge Howe, General Sheri-
dams appointees, are preparing to indict
ex-Mayor Munroe and ex-Chief of Police
Adams for melting riot and murder in the
New Orleans massacre last July.-Wash-
ington Correspondence Of Ne,o York Iri-
bl.ne, Apra2.
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CoRN.-We saw 1900 bushels of corn,
all in one pile, at commission house yes
terday. Price asked, 81 per bushel, though
there were sales yesterday at 80 cents
Luncl.L4ru Hirqinian.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Market.
Ten COG, EvnrI AZ 4,
RICHMOND, Va, April 1, 1861.

RICHMOND, Va, April 4, 1867. !
We report the breaks full to-day.
No change to note in prices. Below We give
the transactions: l2l hogsheads, 7 tierces,
and ~ boxes sold at the Exchange, and 9
parcels loose tobacco sold at Shockoe
Warehouse, as follows:
Notwithstanding, common to good
So to 81; manufacturing, sun-cured, SlC
to SIS; shipping, common to good, 81
to $3.50. !.
Leaf.-Manufacturing, common to good
So to SIS; manufacturing, fancy common
$50 to $50; fancy wrappers, medium tt
fine, s35 to 800.
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An old Episcopal church at Richmond,
Staten Island, was burned last Thursday.
Ii was built by Queen Anne in l7l3.
The National Democratic Convention to
meet in Louisville has been postponed
until the 4th of July.
Seventy-fve new buildings, twenty OIL
them saw mills, have been built in Pensa-
cola, Fla, since the war.
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A COwurDING CASE IN MEMPHIs.-uem-
Dhis, April "a clerk named Jay, at Eli
sons dry goods store, received severe
cowhiding to-day from gentleman whose
sister Jay had insulted. The affair created
considerable excitement.
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South CARoLINA.-General Sickles has
issued an order prohibiting elections for
the present, and announcing that he Will
appoint sheritfs and other civil officers
upon the expiration Of the terms OF the
present incumbents.
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DoN'T EAT RAW HAM.-The recent cases
of trichinasis in Massachusetts, have at
tracted general attention throughout the
country, and the doctors all agree that il
ham and pork be thoroughly cooked there
is no danger from that revolving disease.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Flour firm and
excited; in sacks, 95397c. Whisky held
at 26c.; no sales. Provisions dull and
nominal; holders Of mess pork ask s22.75
Gs23.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Flour closed ad-
vanscing; superfine, sg.75Gsl0.25. Corn,
In the ear, Gsc. shelled, 78Gs0c. Mess
pork, $3.50. Bacon shoulders, CSC. ;
clear sides, l21a@l2Ac. Lard, l2bc.
WILMINGTON corroS MARKET.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 4.-Cotton
fiat no sales. Spirits turpentine unsettled
and held at roc. Rosin firm at s3ass.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-Cotton-Sales
of 1900 bales; dull and lower; low mid
ding, 2SG2S &c. : receipts, 800 bales; ex-
ports, 1887. Sugar unchanged. Molasses-
soc. for prime. Flour firm and IN
changed. Mess pork, S29.c2 !. Gold, l344.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, April 4--Evening. Consols,
81. United States bonds, 75L.
LIVERPOOL, April 80 p. N.-Since
noon cotton has declined I'D; middling
uplands, l25sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 4-Eyeuing.-Cotton
closed dull and heavy; middling uplands,
Esd: Orleans, l3d. sales of 5000 bales.
LONDON, April 4.-The annual budget
presented in Parliament to-day shows a
balance in the exchequer of L2,5OC,OOO.
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WHERE THE VIRGINIA NEGROES HAVE
COSBY the census of 1860 we had in
this county only 22G persons of the African
race. Of these, 100 were slaves. We
have now, We suppose, cOlored popula-
tion of at least 500 in this city alone [be
sides those in the county,. The original
stock was literally reinforced from the in
terror during the Wheeling LnteHi-
GpDpgJ.
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Obituary.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Samuel c.
Morton, late President of the Board OF
Trade, and Dr.. Wistar, both of this city,
are dead,
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SUFFRAGE IN OHIo.- Columbus, April 3.
The House has passed the Senate manhood
suffrage resolution, with an amendment
DISTINGUISHING rebels and deserters, by a
vote of G3 to 20.
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CAPTURE OF DEALERS IN CoUNTERFEITs
Rochester, n. y, April 3.-The detectives
made grand raid yesterday on buyers
and sellers Of counterfeit Government
Treasury notes, fractional currency, &c
Up to noon to-day they had arrested twenty
persons living in western New York, and
lodged them in Jail. The warrants were
issued by United States Commissioner
Clark, and the examination Of the arrested
parties will be before him. This raid j,
the most extensive ever made in the United
States, and causes the greatest excite
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COLLECTOR SNYTHE.-The President has
concluded, as | learn on good authority,
not to comply with the request voted by
the House last week to remove Collector
Smythp
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The raid on the waterfalls still con-
tinues. The London Lancet says it is GER
tain that many ladies carry about with
them in their waterfalls the seeds of ring
worm, which it calls an "intractablc
malady." 1t also says that much of the
hair used for waterfalls is "church-yard
hair" pulled from the scalps of the dead.
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yellow, s1.1214; mixed, 81 .o9es1.l2. Oats
advanced 102c.; qfoted at 7o87fc. Pro-
visions firm and active; mess pork, ga !;
bulk shoulders, 9Iac.; sides, 114c. Ba-
con steady; shoulders, 101aSlOAc.; rib
sides, PIC.
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Oil Works Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Thc Quaker
CITY Oil Works, near this city, were burned
Yesterday,
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

We present below the quotations OF yester'
day in this market for the stocks and bonds
most in demand Virginia registered, " old, y
is the stock on which 1t is proposed To pay
four per cent. interest. The new is thu
funded arrear Of interest which was funded
last year under the act Of the legislative ses.
sion of 1865:
Virginia registered, old. .37@37h
Virginia registered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S'.
Richmond and Danville Railroad
bonds ............ 65@6S
Virginia Central Railroad bonds, first
mortgage. ..''...'.... ~
Virginia Central Railroad bonds, Sc.
cond mortgage. ..........,.... t2H
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, first
NOR lSttrt. ~
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, Sc
rend mortgage 8:
Richmond 72t
Lynchburg City. 20
Petersburg City...... ........... -
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
company ........... .''''''' -
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Fifty thousand Swedes are expected to
come to this country during the present
year.
The new tariff Is In full operation.
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III, Louis Elections.

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-The entire Radical
ticket, with the exception of two council
men, was elected here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
SECOND DISPATCH.

Rochester, April 3.-Eightccn more pri-
soners were brought in this morning and
lodged in Jail. The last lot resided mostly
in the southern counties.
1t is gigantic affair, and creates great
excitement in counterfeit shaving
circles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05

WINDOW GLASS.--A full assort-
w ment Of French and American WINDOW
oLAS Ro DIX TBR0THER, 1885 Main street,
NH n and Sixth street opposite second market