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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16
SPRING IMPORTATION

SPRING IMPORTATION
OF
DRY GOODS.
We take pleasure In informing our patrons and
the public generally that In few days We shan be
in receipt Of our
SPRING STOCK
OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which will consist OF the most extensive and com.
pIete assortms emit Of GOODS to be found south Of
New York.
Our Mr.. J. STEENBOCK is now in Europe, and
has been for the past two months, making
SELECTIONS THERE FOR THIS MARKET.
and all can readily perceive tie advantages 70 be
derived in purchasing ola
DIRECT IMPORTING HOUSE.
CLOTHING.
IL addition to our extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Wa 2.e now having IuanulaclIEe0 " iASs 4usAsAS
of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
specially adapted to this market. In which We
shall be able to offer
GREAT INDUCEM ENTS.
J. sTEENBoCK 4 CO.,
Nos. l2l3 and l2ls Eagle Square,
Main street, Richmond.
The following named gentlemen are with US,
and will be pleased to serve their friends:
ALEXANDER X. PARKER, Of Richmond;
NEsTOR H. Forbes. Of Richmond;
O. M. MARSHALL, Of Richmond;
THOMAS NJ. KIMBROUGH, Of Richmond;
r. NJ. NIMM0, Of Richmond;
L. G. LEVY, Of Richmond;
E. A. FLANHARDr, Of Richmond;
PEYTON g. BAYLY, Of Richmond;
NJ. /. HABER, Of Richmond
E.P. MORRIS, OF Albenarle county;
W. K. BULL, Of Lexington, Va;
L. C. JSTFRESS, Of Charlotte county;
C. Z. WINGO, of Amelia county;
J. PEsSELS, OF Henrieo county, Va.
fe l2-dlwSswlm
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February Tsp. M.-Cot-
ton firm and excited sales of 1900 bales
middling Mobile, 33c. Flour declined 10
@l5c.; western, ss.409sl2.20; southern,
$l0.5O0S16.3O. Wheat 2G3c. lower. Corn
advanced lc. mixed western, Sl.09G$l.l0.
Mess pork, SPOTS. Provisions dull. Su-
gar steady. Whisky quiet. Rice dull.
Naval stores quiet. Freights firm; cot
ton, per sail, e; per steamer, q.
Stock MarEet-P. M.-Money closed easy
at soc; call loans, 7G7a. Gold rose to
$1.36L; but the last sale was made at
Sl.36h. Governments very firm to the
close, and the highest quotations of the
day were maintained. Stocks fraction
frmer at the last open board. Mining
stocks active, and closed generally firmer.
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r OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EZEKIRL's, No. IL MAIN srREET.
S. 900 yards BLBACHED TWILLED COTTON
SHIRTINGs, or for other family purposes,
yHTdss heavy sna nTd ssrd SHEET EFT
900 y Srs s6ipERFINE 81 PILLow-cAsE COT.
yards ali yyss Of I{REsi GOODS now SELL
ing off without regard TO cost =, uy
~ Dna A. frs.y ans
1000 Yards all styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAG at extraordinarily low prices,
500 Yards usI n HEAVY s 7 GRAY TwILLED FLANNEL
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
men shirts, only two shiiiinss the yard
600 ras b aE sa1s 9h GoTroN DIAPER for chill
fow pair heavy extra large ana ans
BED BLANKETS. to be sold of cheap.
Ny country and town friends wishing cheap
call The articles enumerated above are but
'" ' ~ EzsKfE rs Sslhssh sRla s: street.
fe2 nearly opposite St. Charles hotel.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
hanceforth orr present stock OF DREsS G0S 1;
CLOCKS, SHsWLS, and other WINTER GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly at auction for
cash and are greatly below their real value. .
Persons in want of such articles would do well
to call on us before buying as no establishment In
Richmond can offer greater inducements In these
goods than we can.
We have also full lines OF LINEN GOODS from
auction, such as Shifting and Table Linen, Towd-
ing, Russia and Birdseye Diaper, Linen Cambria
and Humstiched Handkerchiefs, Piil9v and L.
Our stock of HOUSEKEEPING and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and will be sold at very
low prices
We paw especial attention to our stock OF KID
and OTHER GLOVES, in which will always be
found every shade and number, from the cele-
brated Jouvin mandatory. Also, for parties,
pair. CARDOZo, ALSOP & FoURQUREAN.
Ia 81
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February l5.-Cotton is
steady middling uplands, 321ac. Coffee
firm; Rio, lSR0l3Ac. Sugar firm at
1880, gold, for refining. Flour easier.
Wheat dull, and quotations nominal.
White corn declining at 96c. Oats, 56G57.
Whisky, in bond, 25G3Oc.; no sales. Mess
pork quiet at 2lc. bulk meats firm, and
prices unchanged.
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H,OBACCO.-We have In store three
j boxss Of the. old 0RIAoKo CHEWING To
s.ooo ''' 's''' sIIvy 3PQfKssy..
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DOMESTIC NOE.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ACCUMULATION, el7, Sis, 90.

The profits OF this vast accumulation, as well as
the premiums received yearly. NOW 0VER FOUR
MILLIONS DOLLARS, are annually divided among
policyholder
PER CENT.
Average rsversionary dividend, payable with
the policy at death, ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY PER CENT.
Applications may be made to Archibald Boiling,
J. B. Macmurdo, DR.. J. b. McCaw, Alfred Poin-
dexter, 4. T. Reynolds, John NJ. Otey, Z. B. Meade
or John T. Goddin, with o. +. BREsEE,
General Agent.
Once, Main street. next door below post-ofacs,
and 81 South street, Baltimore. no2s-ts
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THE ARLINGTON
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA
is now ready to receive applications, and with an
AMPLE GUARANTEED CAPITAL offers facilities
of HOME INSURANCE at rates as low as those of
any other company.
Principal office No. 1910 Main street, Richmond,
Va.
]. &. EDWARDS, President.
w. B. ISAACS, Vice President.
D. ]. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLES II. SMITH, NJ D., Medical Examiner
Ia 28-1m
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HoUsEs

~~-~o~0~~~~~~@~~~
DOARDING.-Mrs MONTAGUE is
ID now prepared to receive few PERMANENT
or DAY bOhRDERS. One or two families may
also be accommodated. For further particulars,
ina uire on Bank between Ninth and Tenth streets
Re l3-lw
OARDIN BOARDING and
ID LODGING for several gentlemen can be OBJ
tanned on Broad street opposite the City Hail. me
chambers are large and airy, and are well FUR.
nished Among them are two elegantly. furnished
chambers, suitable for families. For iurthsF par
ticulars, apply on the premises TO ,orrvov
fs l2-1W mrs. q. FLouhNOI.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February l5.-Flour In de-
mand prices unchanged; superfue spring
and winter, s9.25GslO.25; trade brands,
sll.25Gsl3.50; fancy, sl4Gsl6. Wheat
firmer; No. spring Sc. higher, closing at
s2.45. Corn dull at 60G6lc. for shelled.
Rye firmer. Whisky dull at rs in bond.
Cotton dull at 29@9Oc. Provisions dull
and nominally lower. Mess pork, $40.
Lard, l2c. Bulk shoulders sold at TX.
Loose bacon unchanged. Groceries IN
changed and quiet.
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TALBOT q BROTHER
sTAAA 1f Hrbk1u inS psssss sL Co. 60. ~
HEX afSKss P;TtsT EsGiHf, tns Sr.ss.:. tIisa
now ont. Also. our improved O6CI LLATiA0 ~;
Of RNGINH REQUIRED. All psfsons Wishing TO pay
win do well 70 sau and Sc then before pnfsesss'
Ing elsewhere. un-y
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NOR RENT, the large WARE
u HOUSE, In Libby Buildings formerly %.
supisd BY u.s. Possession given immsdistsys IN
with large amount OF storage sssutsss " 49,
desirable tenant PAARRSiS' HAgrsooK CO.,.
ivIn Hoaxtssnth street.
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EOR RENT, first-class RESTAU-
| Il RANT, situated on the south side Of -
Franklin street, between Locust alley and f.:0
| Fifteenth street, with the furniture II de-
Possession can be had Immediately. Apply to
| 3. u. EACAO,
| Real Estate Agent,
| Fourteenth street in rear OF
| fa l5-3t Exchange Hotel,
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Lrvurool, February ll.-Evsnine.-
Cottoa improved this sfsssneen, though
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EOR RENT, comfortable and very
Il convenient OFFICE, with privilege OF
storage. Apply ,o EI
corner OF Eleventh and Canal streets,
ia Sits south si de Of Ba sin
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN MEETING N MAxcuEsrsR-TnE
ICASyAss CoMaBScgD.-Pursnaht TO notice pre-
yiously given, 8 large number OF the Republi-
cans OF Manchester met at the colored church
on Thursday night.
On motion, Thomas Hewlett, colored, was
called to the chair, and James n. BoWles, 90
| lored, appointed secretary.
Mr.. John w. johnson, wnite, reaa series
of resolutions urging the immediate action OF
| the Republican party of Manchester, ana tnat
| they proceed to nominate candidate Tor the
Constitutional Convention.
After much discussion, participated IN oy
| Jordan Smith, James Monroe James b' Car-
| ter, and others, the resolution was lost
Mr.: John w. johnson, white, then onered
rs a substitute 3 resolution, as follows:
"Resolued, That the Republican party OF
Manchester recommend, through committee,
that each magsterial district in the county OF
Ches terfield meet Immediately in mass meet
ing and appoint COMMITTEES OF hre, TO meet In
convention at Coalfield on Monday, October
7th 1867, for the purpose OF nomiu mating
candidate to represent the Republican party
| OF Chesterfield in the Constitutional ConVen-
ton"
This resolution, after much discus sion, was
finally adopted, and the following were APP
pointe rs delegation to canvass the several
mas terial districts of the county: James Is.
Carter, Jordan Smith, and Robert Johnson.
The following are the delegates appointed to
represent tho Manchester district in the pro-
posed convention on the 18th October: J. w.
Johnson (white), Thomas Hewlett, James Is.
Carter, W. H. Hughes, and Joseph II. Carter
(colored). "A delegation from Powhatan were,
after their credentials had been read, intro.
duced to the meeting. Henry Cox tcoloredl
arose and congratulated his Radical friends OF
Manchester, but told them they were too slow;
that old Powhatau had made Its nomination,
and was proud Of the choice. He referred 10
one s. F. Maddox, who was present, and no
doubt would address the meeting. Maddox,
after reading his papers" and the entire
proceedings of the Powhatan Radical Conyen-
| ton, to prove that he was really the nominee,
made Il few remarks, which were received
without any manifestations of enthusiasm
| whatever. He said his object was TO visit the
different public places in the county and ad-
dress his fellow citizens and freedmen
| upon the great political questions of the day.
The meeting was conducted entirely by colored
| persons, with two exceptions-Jo Johnson and
| Maddox. The colored. people, as they have
| always done, treated the white portion OF the
audience with marked respect.
CHESTERFIELD AND PowHATAN CONVENTION.
| A call has been issued for q convention OF
| delegates from the counties of Chesterfield
and Powhatan, to meet in Manchester on the
| 10th Of October, to select three candidates for
| the Convention. Primary meeting gs are 10 DO
held in every magisteral district in both coun,
ties, and "all persons opposed to Radical
| domination are invited to participate IN
| these meetings.
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AaIctiO7a Sales This DOV.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at S o'clock P. N. a
new carpenter shop Twenty fifth near NJ
street
REGNAULT & Co will sell at their store, at 10
o'clock, furniture, notions, toys glass jars,
coffee, etc.
THOMAS D. NEAL will sell on Council Chamber
Hill at 10 o'clock lot of horses, mules, and a
cart.
HARRISON, GoDDIN &APPERsoN will sell on
the promises, at o'clock P. NJ, valuable real
estate at the northeast corner Of Franklin and
Eighteenth streets; also, a lot on Eighteenth
street near the above, on which there is a
framed tenement.
Z. GATHRIGHT will sell at 1893 Main street, COM
mencirg at 10 o'clock, household and kitchen
furniture, crockery and glassware, boots,
shoes, clothing, &c.
g. A. WILLIS will sell at l447 Main street, at 10 A.
M, coats, pants, shoes, drawers, shirts, SO.
The sale will be continued at P. NJ.
COOK & LAUGHToN will soil on Council Cham
ber Hill, at 10 a. NJ, eight young mules and
several excellent saddle and harness horses.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-There
will be no service ut Virginia Hall to-mor-
row.
Services at Monumental church at II A. NJ
and ) p. M.
The pastor of Broad street Methodist Epis-
copal church will preach at II n. NJ, and DR.
w. L. Camp, of Eicksburg, at S p. M.
Rev. w. 4. Camp, ID. D., of Ticksburg
Miss, will preach in Centenary church at II
A. M. Usual services at night.
The usual services in all the other city
churches.
Rev. w. A. Durfey, of Missouri, will preach
in the Manchester Baptist church at ii A. M
There will be Il Sunday School meeting in
the Second Baptist church at i p. NJ. to-mor.
row. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. L
H. Pritchard of Petersburg; Rev. =. B. Rey-
nolds, Professor Charles II. Winston, and
Rev J. A. Chambliss.
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HNO SPORTSMEN.-I is well known
that shot OF rfsg ular shape Will ny irreg ularly;
the large .hot hy faster than the small, and have
a scattering effect. We therefore use Kreat.eaIs
10 m. int ain the highest standard for RnQNDNEsS,
SOLIDiTY. SMOOTH POLISH, and USlFoHMl-
rY OF SIZE IN EACH BAG.
With these advantages, we believe 1t Will De
found to have more accurate and uniform Dght.
A greater range, and closer and better eject
ID an any article prepared by ordinary means, and
that |. will not d!sappointa a correct aim.
We are informed that our brand has been lml.
lated. or our bags used TO sell shot OF 1nieriof
character made by others either for tae pStpEss
OF dsfraudins the purchaser or OF oisefeaAs
sporsmsn may be assured that no Inferior ,snr, snot
can be offered FOR sale under nsb our ease we sail
rapd ",s o, inp1siiioaaf pSSiasa for The ss
lee! musn ,, LATHAM & BRoTAkAs.
Sold old By By S. SUTHERLAND, Richmond w.
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TIE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE AND SUNDAY
ScHOoLs.-A very pleasant meeting was held
AT Salem in Chesterfield county, on Thurs
day. A good congregation was in attendance.
The forenoon was devoted to lively discus
sion of total abstinence by several speakers
from Richmond and Petersburg, and the in.
stallation Of the officers of Independence Di.
vision, No. S, Sons Of Temperance. Then
came a dinner, embracing noble Brunswick
stew, cooked on the spot, and q great variety
of other good things, served up with genuine
hospitality.
The afternoon was given 10 the distribution
of prizes to the scholars of the Sunday schoo
and two capital addresses 70 the children.
II was q day that will long be remembered
by these who participated, and from whicf
very valuable results are confidently expected
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THE ROBBERY At BArMHARD's SALOON
Yesterday u colorcd fellow named Joe Gre
CORY was arraigned before the Mayor upon
the charge OF burglarously entering the sa-
loon of Mr.. Baumhard, on Main street, and
stealing therefrom small sum Of money ana
a box of cigars. Itappeared that on Tuesday
night last the accused opened the cellar door
and went into the saloon, where Mr.. Baum.
hard was sleeping, and stole the money and
cigars So quiet was he that Mr.. Baumhard
was not aroused, although the articles stolen
were Immediately under his nose. On coming
out the movements of the prisoner attracted
the attention of the police, who arrested him,
and from him learned where the articles had
been stolen. The policeman then Went to the
saloon, " oke Mr.. Baumhard, and told him OF
the robbery. Mr.. Baumhard recognized the
articles, and the prisoner was taken to the
station house.
In giving his testimony, Mr. Baumhard
stated that he believed that j. l.. 9. Danner
had instructed the negro to rob him.
The Mayor asked if he knew that to be so
to which he replied, "No; but am Of that
opinion"
Joe was sent to Jail to await an examina'
ton upon the charge of burglary before the
Court of Hastings.
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list of Letters.
sr or LETTERS REMAINING

1sT OF LETTERS REMAINING
* THE P0ST-OFFlCE AT RICHMOND.
!IttTg or VIRGINIA, sEPTEM MBsR Is IS, M1,;; n; 81
-, -. ~ the pead Letter ohce.
's2 ~ Strangers or t.ans!en, visitors In town OF
.o, whose special address may be unknown.
cN,,s no marked on tho lower left hand corner
,aGStS az me word transient"
the postage stamp on tho upper right hand
Eny E."y and leave space between the stamp and
t",.,;iIo,S for post marking without interfering
v,n Vain any OF thosc letters tho applicant must
-, 70! " a3rerttsed letters" giving the date OF
ts' and pav one cent for advertising.
u. request for the return OF . letter to tho
E,..r n unclaimed within thirty days or less,
'nSa ws The n% %iST end ds%s on Pss
oi-' e. on The face side. will be complied with.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Ihe
Y Second Baptist church tcolored) OF Richmond
apnointed q number of It's leading members to 30
licit p.cunary aid from the public to complete
their house OF worship now in course OF erecuon
and az ere are great number going around TO
solicit subsc RI ptions who are not authorized 70 40
So TO prevent any imposition being prsstiesd On
the public, each party authorizes 70 smsis hook
~ r31th nyintsa eircuIar The following Is list
~, ,he na mas or those authorized TO collect.
tn1 1cbar Warren John J. Brightwsll,
Iordsn poinne2ter Madison James,
Benjamin Noryei EDWARD msuaer.
Scinio COY WIN. J.. Troy, pastor;
Iohn q Miller Y. w. Lewis, clerk.
Annanias Read. se 90
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THE NELSON Statue wa. raised to its pedes-
tai onl the Washington Monument about
O clock yesterday, and when uncovered was
greeted with cheers by the assembled multi
tude.
in the dress Of a Continental officer, apparent
ly making i speech. He has a roll Of bonds
in his extended right hand, and is calling upon
his hearers 10 lend Virginia the $1,000, ,oOC
which the State wished TO borrow for the ala
Of Congress. His left hand clasps the hiit OF
4 sword, the point Of which rests upon the
base OF the statue. Altogether the statue IL
admirable, and reflects the greatest credit
upon MIR. Rogers.
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IMrRovEMEyTs.-The Hastings Court room,
in the City Hall, is undergoing some alteras
tious and improvements. The area enclosed
by q railing Tor the accommodate ton OF MEM
bers of the bar and visitors has been much
enlarged, and additional seats have been pro-
vided fer the accommodation Of the public.
Since the new order of things has extended TO
our colored citizens, privileges heretofore un-
enjoyed by them, the attendance OH the sit.
tngs of our courts has been much increased
The freedmen eyince lively interest in al
court proceedings.
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALTMAN ANAC-SBPTgMBgR? %, 1857.
Jun risss.,.,.... 6.07 Moon rises. s...........
sun sets s,...,...... 553 High tide, p. M.....a "a
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IT.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Alexandria. Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chaudise and passengers, w. T. Porter
merchandise and passengers,D D. W Currie.
Schooner Reading Railroad No. 70, Anderson,
Philadelphia, coal, b. Wardwell.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers s. Ayres Go:
steamer j John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
cha ndise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum
Schooner Robert Healy, Brooks Baltimore, mer-
chandise Parker, Curtis Riddick.
Schooner W. N. Gesner, Egbert, New YORK,
Parker, Curtis Riddick.
Schooner H. Travis, -, Baltimore, mef-
cL2ndise, captain. ,,n,,
Schooner Jessie Williamson. Corson, Philadei-
phia me1ch andise, Armstead Parr
aBMoRASDCM.
Schooner s. C. Evans, Hammond, cleared from
New York for Richmond on 25Ih.
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THE ATTEMPT TO SHooT JUSTICE WADE
The continued case of William @. Daley,
charged with attempting to shoot Justice
William +. Wade, was called before the
Mayor yesterday. a number of witnesses
were examined, from whose testimony it
appears that on Tuesday evening last
Justice Wade and Deputy Sheriff Case
were sitting in their office, at the corner
of Nineteenth and Main streets, when Case
heard the swapping Of II pistol. lie jumped
up and saw the accused in the street aiming a
pistol at Justice Wade, and still attempting TO
fire it. He Immediately caught hold of him
and took the pistol away.
Justice Wade stated that he and the accused
We're and had been OH the best terms.
Daley stated that he was drunk ut the time.
His statement was confirmed by Justice Wade
and Mr.. Case; whereupon the Mayor advised
him never to get drunk again, and then fined
him $l5 and required $500 security for his
good behavior.
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TnouGHTrUL FELLow.-A bold fellow, anti
cipating his early demise, and wishing TO save
his friends the expense of purchasing cofln'
ON Thursday night last broke into the under
taker' S shop of Mr. Belvn, on Governor street,
for the purpose of getting coffin. Whlle
looking 1T the various styles, SO as TO MAKE q
good selection, a policeman came around, ana
he bolted out of q rear window and made gooa
biS
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The New BONDED REGCLATroNs.-Much an
noyance having been occasioned TO the tobacco
manufacturers by the different cons tructions
placed upon the new bonded regulations by
the revenue officers of this place and New
York Major Hudson assessor Of this district,
telegra phed 10 Washington for instructions.
On yesterday a telegram was received stating
thai the enforcement Of the regulations had
been temporarily suspended
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Corn and Flour Exchange, September 81.

OFFERINGS. -Wheot-White, l,j7s bushels;
red, So bushels. Corn-White, 96o bushels;
mixed, 9S bushels. OdtS-77S bushels. Rye-
92 bushels Four-Family, barrels.
SALES Hheat-White 654 bushels very infe-
rior to prime, sl.67M@s2.55 and at s2.6o to
81 - for seed, and j32 bushels strictly prime
and good on private terms: red, is2 bushels
White 492 bushels 81 .236DSl %; very good to
prime, major portion ut = l.25; mixed, Al bush
als sl.25. Oats-so4 bushels good to prime,
Jod.i major portion 1T jjc. Rye-6 bushels
fair, $l.17h bushels good, Sl.20.
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JupaE BURyHAMs CoURT.-The following
cases were disposed Of yesterday:
Margaret Hinton, indicted for stealing the
contents of trunk, the property OF MIS-
Kate Bias. was acquitted.
Frank Saunders, indicted for stealing a
watch from Miss Blanche Middleton, was SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment IN The
nenitentiarY.
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PAINFUL AccIDEST.-Mrs. Fannie II. Bap.
tst met with a painful accident yesterday al
her residence, corner Thirtieth and Marshall
streets In descending stairway, she missed
her footing, and fell TO the bottom, striking
on one foot. Her ankle was SO badly spralned
that she has been completely Frustrated, and
is now unable to walk Il step.
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For THE PESITESTIARY,-The folio wing pri-
soners were brought to the city yesterday TO
be quartered in the State institution:
Willis Read, colored, sentenced to sixteen
years Imprisonment for house breaking, and
William Brown TO twelve years for grand lar
ceny-both sentenced by the Circuit Court Of
Norfolk county.
The following were sentenced by the Circuit
Court Of Caroline county:
A. Charles Perry dLius Frederick George
Perry, two years for forgery.
Ben Washington and Ben Thomas, colored,
one year each for house breaking.