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The PHILOLOGIAN CELEBRATION IN MAN
CHEsTER.-It took place at the Baptist
church before large assemblsge Of the
beauty, manhood, and intelligence of Man
chester and vicinity. The meeting was
opened with few appropriate remarks by
the president, Fl. G. Burnett, and with
prayer by the Rev. G. r. Harding. Cap
tain Clopton introduced the speakers-Dr.
L. r. Chiles and James A. Gentry. The
former explained the origin and defended
the objects of his association, and the
latter dilated on the perils and troubles
of matrimony, and the joys of bachelor
hood. The addresses were we'll received,
and, apparently, gave great satisfaction.
After the adjournment of this meeting
the Philologians and their guests from
Richmond met at the Athenaum, where a
number of brief but pointed addresses
were delivered.
The Association then resolved them
selves into Committee of the Whole,
Mr.. o. A. Glazebrook in the chair and
after brief discussion on the feasibility OF
mass meeting Of all the literary associa-
tions in Richmond and Manchester, mo-
ton was carried to appoint committee OF
two from each Of the associations repre-
sented to confer with others, and, if expe-
dient, call mass meeting. The follow.
ing committees were appointed From the
Shockoe Hill, Messrs. Davis and Stratton
Richmond College, Messrs. Otley and
Reynolds; Ciceronians, Messrs. Conway
and Rice; Philologians, Messrs. Burnett
and Ambers. The Church Hill and Cen
tenary Associations were unrepresented
A State convention Of the literary associa
tions is also talked of.
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ssA CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The fol-

Sc A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The fol-
lowing series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted at meeting OF the firm Of
A HIRsH & CO., S27 BROAD STREET,
10 which the citizens Of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are deeply interested
Whereas 1t being the intention of A. HlRsH TO
withdraw from the firm on the lst day OF July,
1897, therefore be II
ReSolrsd, That we will from this day offer our
entire stock OF
PREsH SPRING DRY GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES
and our WINTER GOODS at less than cost.
ResoIusd That should there be q decline In the
market the prices will be coIrespondingly lower.
"A. HIRsH CO.,
sp2s os1 Broad street
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BE- TO FAMILIES,

De- TO FAMILIES,
and all who love pure article Of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM.
at the very low price Of $3.50 per gallon
Determined 10 keep pace with the age in my bu.
siness and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything in my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price OF
~' SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
TO d. 30 per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
tion Of families parties pcnics, etc, to this re-
dpeon. with the assurance that all orders will be
fllei with promptness and fidelity. Send in your
ordsrsto a. ANioNi'
sp22-lm 1lO5 south slde ot MAIN sueet.
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AUCTION Sales This Day.

aRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS win sell at Soclocktwo
building lots on Third street, CANDLES Hill,
and three lots on Second street between Arch
and Byrd.
Z. B. COOK will sell at . o'clock, on Colonel A.
Coppens farm, Henrico, one OF his Ice houses
containing 5000 bushels pure Ice.
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HEsRIco COUNTY CoURT.-An account
of Nelson Fenner, special constable, for
services rendered, was ordered to be GER
tilted to the Auditor of Public Accounts
for payment. 90
An account of P. II. Huffman, sheriff,
of seventy dollars, for clothing furnished
to prisoners in the Jail, was also ordered
to be certified for payment.
Joseph Brinault, on presentment for
petit larceny, was sent tothe Circuit Court
William Jones, colored, indicted for bur-
glary, was also sent on.
In the caseof Caroline (colored), on 9
presentment for petit larceny, the jury re-
turned a verdict Of guilty, and she was
sentenced by the court to three hours i'm
prisonment in the county Jail.
The court then adjourned to this morn
ing at IL o'clock.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMAaAC-MAT 10, 1857.
Sun rises 500 Noon sets. ..........l IL 2s
Sun sets. .......... s.5a High tide, A. N. ....lo ~
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY .. 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alexandria Plat, Philadelphia, mef-
ch handise and passengers, W. p Porter.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mef-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tstum.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trsvers, Baltimore,
me &c andise and passengers, d. w. Currie
Schooner Thomas =. Dawson, -, Norfolk,
light
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Rhodella Blew, Peterson, from Rich
mond. arrived at Savannah on the 9Th instant,
having made the passage In three days from the
cspes OF Virginia.
BY rHL1a2ApH.
NEW YORK, May S-Arriysd, steamers Hattsras
and Niagara, kich uond Chicago and St. Louis.
Liverpool
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, SALE OF STEAMTUG AND BARGEs.-
Messrs, James N. Taylor & Son sold at
auction on yesterday the steamtug Tri-
umnh TO Mr.. E. G. Skinner for $500; and
the barge Kruse for $3.50, barge l.. d. Col
Inns for es5O, and the barge Mary Dibrell
for se00-W. P. Porter, agent, being the
purchaser Of the barges.
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NECRoMANCY.-St. Maur, young and
exceedingly adroit performer of slight Of
hand, ventriloquism, &C., is to give enter
tainments at Virginia Hall on Monday
next and the two following nights. The
Petersburg papers class him with Adrien
and Other distinguished performers. HIS
ventriloquism is said to be excellent. See
advertisement.
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SupRsaE CouRr OF ApPEALs.-In the
csss Of Littlejohn Us. Robinett and ais,
from the Circuit Court Of Richmond, On
sppesi was allowed, and the case docketed'
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SyREsApE TO GENERAL SCH0FIELD.-
About 10 o'clock last night the Delaware
firemen, with their excellent band, sere-
naded General Schofield at his residence.
The General came out, and was received
with three hearty cheers, and he In return
invited the visitors to walk in and partake
of bis hospitality, which Was dispensed
with q liberal hand,
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NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES

ISAAC GREENTREE's,
sll Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
The undersigned has just returned with new
and desirable stock of goods, consisting Of
Boys, Youths, and Gents CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Of all kinds;
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, SOCKS,
HATS, Of all the latest styles;
all Of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere
J. GREENTREE,
81 Broad street (old No. n7), a
ap 2o-im between Eighth and Ninth.
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GREAT ExcITESEST N ERd1p SsTFa.ur,DhQ
THE RUSH 0RRATBR THAN KvER
pOR TpR lRRAT r RaAINg IN BOOT9

FOB TIE GREAT BAgSAIHMs AIM y BOOTS,
MICHAEL GUNSf'S CELEBRATED BOOT.
SHOE, AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE.
Call and convince yourselves, and you will
surely be pleased. The following are some Of the
prices 500 pairs Ladies' sewsd Morosco Boots,
81 500 pairs English Lasting Congress- Caters.
from 4l up 300 pairs Chlldrsn's Shoes. from lsis.
MP. All other goods sold In proportion.
MICHAEL 0UNsT,
alt Broad street between Fourth and Fifih,
. i've doors from Breeden & Fox's. and
ap2o one door from n NitteldoRfoT's.
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M. DAVIS can be found at the

A NJ. DAVIS can be found at the
N. shoe store OF WILLIAM p. WHITE, No,
1909 Main street, where his facilities are - good,
II not better than any house In the South for man.
ufscturing BOOTS, 6AITERs, and 6H0Re for
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
to suit tender feet. We use nothing but the best
material, and employ none but the best workmsns
You will lose nothing BY pstronising the store Of
WILLIAM r. WHITE. apW-A
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police disturbed the general stiffness pre-
vailing at the late hour when this paper
was put to press.
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CIRCUIT Court OF CHEsTERFIELD.--This
court met on Monday-Judge Chambers.
Richard Gregory, colored, charged with
the murder of Burley Smith, in Manches-
ter, on the 22d of last December, was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for six years.
The case of Joseph Kelley, for the muir
der of Jesse Murphy, was postponed until
today, on account Of the absence of wit
nesseS.
There are number of important cases
civil and criminal-yet to be tried; among
the former the suit of Thomas Blunt against
the town of Manchester and among the
latter, a number Of cases of felony and
misdemeanor ad infnitum.
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8ithmond 1ispatth.

Classification Of Advertisements.
INorE. ALI Advertisements are cla,sined, as
they are thus more easily referred to BY the reader
The new ones appear arst under each heading.l
Advertisements received too late for classified
ton will be found at foot Of columns.
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THE SECOND GRAND ~,eA~
sPRING OPENING OF BOOTS, Y
II pATg ANn TPHNRg u

i sPRINa oPSNINa OF BOOTS,
SHOES. HATS, AND TRUNKs.zL "
GUNST. OF the arm Of A. GUNST Co.,,
dent OF Charlottesville, Va, and for the last
twenty years resident Of this State desires 70 In.
opening sn entire new stock Of BOOTS and 6H0IS
from the best manufacturers, at greatly reduced
prices: Ladies' Caters, an endless variety, from
tlemen's Congress Caters, from % upwArds and
all other goods In proportion.
done.
We solicit call from the members OF the Lsgis-
lature before retiring to their homes, and lay In
good supply.
Country merchants will hnd II to their advantage
to examine our stock before purchasng else.
where. A. 0UHsT CO.,
apA No sos Broad straat. Richmond, VI.
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AFRICAN CONFERENCE To-DAY.-The
Virginia Annual Conference of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church will as
semble this morning at 9o'clock in the
Third-street Methodist church. Bishop
Wayman, of Baltimore, will preside.
There will be about thirty ministers in at
tendance.
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IOHN DOOLEY. HAT MANUFAC.

y TURsR AND DEALER. No lsii Eagle
square, Main street, Richmond, Va, 10 nov
OF HATS and CAPS for tie spring trade. The msr.
chant. OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tsnnss.se
goods In the Hat line. Their trade II respectfully
solicited. His experiences OF uPwards Of thirty
years In the trade In Richmond justiaes him ~
the people and he 10 determined 70 keep them.
Amongst the latest styles received are the Bou.
leyardsb "CordovaA" Black Crook" nav
style "saratosa," &o., 10. mhi
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CONSULT YOUR INTEREST, adh1
" AND GO TO HENRY GUNsT, 1871 Il
Main street, between Fifteenth and seyen.v
teenth streets. You can get ChiIds
gress Cater good, at sl.?5, and superior quality
at 81 IS; Lsdy's heeled slipper, moroeeo OF kid,
Shoes, in endless variety, from u TO "; Mons,
Boys, and Youths Shoes at prices to suit these
hard times; calf Boots, our own msnufaeturs,
and Sewsl Brogsns.
NY experience a. tanner In Virginia for twelve
years enables me to offer good goods, being Judge
Of leather. We keep Trunks Of every description.
HENRY GUNsT,
1877 Main street,
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MAYORS Court = Joseph
Pearman and Thomas Dolan were ar
raigned for breaking in the house of Mat
thew Conway and stealing a gold watch
valued at eighty dollars, and forty dollars
in greenbacks. In the absence of wit.
nesses the case was continued until Satur-
dav
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POLICEMAN DIsMIssED.-J. G. Jones,
policeman No. &c, was, in the midst of the
excitement yesterday evening, very much
under the influence of liquor, and by his
indiscretions added somewhat to the con-
fusion of the scene. He showed pistol,
and demeaned himself so as to attract
much notice. Major Poe suspended him,
and ordered him to report himself this
morning but the case being last night re-
ported by the Major to Mayor Mayo, he
ordered the dismissal of Jones at once.
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vVO OUR FRIENDS AND THEat

VNO OUR FRIENDS AND THE ohn
i PUBLIC.-We take this opportunity
OF informing our friends and the publicly
that we have made arrangements with the -
manufacturers to make expressly for us Q goQd
and general assortment OF BOOTS, SAOEs, ana
TRUNKS, and we shall keep on hand the very
best BOOTS and SHOES that can be made. We
shall rscsive them every week, and we invite all
in want OF goods in our line 10 give rs call be-
fore buying elsewhere. We VIII show them our
stock with pleasure and We think any one who
bought either In this market or ct ths North Will
saw that our goods the best they ever saw, and
our prices as low. As regards sizes, We have paid
and shall pay great attention TO getting such ~
will sell.
We have some styles of goods that cannot be
found In any other house.
apN PUTNBf WATIo.
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MANUFACToRY OF Ladies' and
arsrs PIN, BOOTS AND SHOES.
The undermined would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that Nc Ass
MHxUT1cToRY OF aEsrs AND LlDin'
| FINR BOOTS eHOI9 AND 0AITIH9.

MANuRACTORY OF 0ENTg md LlDIB
FINE BOOTS, sH0sS, AND aAlfkks.
In msking this announcement he promise 20
fully msintsin the former standard and reputation
OF the house (which was established in 1881 f?r
Quality considersd) BY any house In the country.
Ar. A. n. DAVIS, well known TO the former -.
charge OF the manufacturing dsps srtmsnt, which 10
enough 10 justify the promise Of strict attention 70
ordered work.
full supply Of the best Philsdslphia ana osheP
manufacturers work always on hand. Ny spring
supplies are now In, and call 10 respectfully soli-
cited. WILLIAM r. WHITE,
T-lm YyacutoY Of p X WHffu.
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THE MILITARY CALLED OUT TO Dis
PERsE THE MOB.
GEN. sCHOFIELD ON THE GROUND.
SEVERAL POLICEMEN BADLY WOUNDED.

The Military ON Duty ali Night.
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MULES AND HORSEs.--A
LIVERY AND SALE STA BLES, Frank
lin street, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and1
WELL BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF bns foun0
HORSES suitable for farm purposes, which VIII
sell a. fair prices.
invite the attention. Of the farmers and Plant.
srs Of North Carolina and Virginia To this superior
lot Of stock and promise the satisfaction Ias 70
quality and price. Gfs sa-tsl JOHN b. DAVIS.
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CLOSE OF THE BAzAAR.-The great Me-
mortal Bazaar, after season of most unex-
ampled success, will close tonight by a
public sale. of all the goods remaining on
hand. Many of the most costly and de-
sirable articles will be offered, and to get
through in time, and to accommodate the
large crowd which will be in attendance,
several suctioneers will be employed in
offering the goods at auction.
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HOLLYWOOD BAzAAR.-We are informed
that the "Shaw & Clark" sewing ma
chine, contributed to the Florida Table by
Mr.. p. Horton Keach, was drawn on Tues
day by General 7. S. Raymond, of this
city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-10

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting of the directory Of
the Richmond Young Mems Christian As
sociation was held at the rooms yesterday
evening, when the following new members
were elected:
Actiue Members. Leigh NJ. Blsnton,
Frank j. Brooke, John W. Royal, John
W. Cringan, A. S. Lee, Major w. G. Bent
ley, c. D. Hill, C. Minnigerode, Jr., Walter
N. Jones, Frank T. Stribling, Edward
King, William S. P. Mayo.
Associate Members.-C. J. Ehberts, J.
Sprigg Campbell, E. Boyle, A. F. Lee,
Colonel Chastain White, Willis Thompson,
James M. Wise, Robert F. Jennings, James
F. Grattan, st. George 7. Brooke, Robert
G. Jones, James Voolfolk, John J. Turner,
Thomas NJ. Binford, John Weatherford.
The following associate members were
transferred to the active list: Henry A.
Strobe, E. NJ. Ross, George S. Palmer, Jr.
Thirty volumes have been added to the
library of the association during the past
month.
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ID 2a-ts between Fifteenth and Ssventssnt

BOOTS AND SHOES Of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought Mm6nD
are invited TO call and examine my stock Il NJ
/ have secured the services OF Mr.. ROW. -
LETT WINFRBE as salesman, who will be plsassd
have MINIS CALI sEWBD BOOTS st SIX DOL.
LARS, and other goods equally low.
spS iA1s Main street.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats. &c.

AT THE RICHMOND BOOT,A.
n AHD SHOE M!EUPAcToRY you 4
:.a.s ssa a. BOOTS. % Saois. osIISE, ssss;v sss -
than the ssstsrn limitation ars seiA ter sssyhs!s.
eo1iHS sssson. and an nskip6 sll Kinds . ssiSs.
Cents fI:nsh Cslf s.vsa shos2 sss e; Mhels:
drU1i aSsiI,y vil5c soot: variant III ~ xofk sty
sespsct No. 100 Main street between Yoelteenth
and Hiftssnth. [myl =. L1Mn.
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CoNvrcTs RECEIVED. The sheriff Of
Rockbridge brought to the penitentiary on
yesterday Ben Bush and John johnson,
negroes; the former sentenced for two and
the latter for three years, for house-break-
ing and larceny.
The sheriff Of Powhatan brought Ed
mund Wade, Edward Brent, and Henry
Mitchell, negroes; the first sentenced sor
one and the others for five years each, for
burglary and larceny.
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ORDER LAST NIGHT.

The city was very quiet last night-per-
hans more 20 than usual. Little else than
ths footfsM Of tho military patrol and the
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Fpl. Safe.

HANDSOME TOP BUGGY AND
Ill CARRIAGE FOR sALE-t light and hand
some New York made LEATHEk-IoP budof |,
nearly new and In good order; one four seat
CARRiAGE, in good order. with double ssrnsss.
Apply at n. 70. Uis.as,
my Its nlhtn near W -- OH e1 oo..
EOR SALE, a quantity of WHITE
IT OAK suitable for making slaves ana n,so y.
TIMBER for other purposes, situated IA uno Coupy
Of New Kent convenient 10 the YORK hiveI fsI.
road or Pamunkey river. Address -, =, % .ni'
OHcs hp b-@
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ERENCH CALFSKINS for sale at
Il the lowest market rates by
mys o. N. CHALkLBY Il co.
T MING SKINS, all colors; Tor sale by
~ pys B. n. CHALKL8y B 90.
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THE RESCUE.

This attempt proving q failure, the police
nroceeded To the statiOn.house, after being
reinforced by three or four more policemen.
When they reached the door Of the station
house, the cry of Freedmen to the res
cue d-d 1t, don't let him be takenin'" J" was
raised, and shower of paving stones were
poured upon the policemen, three OF
whom were struck. Then, with yell, the
crowd Of freedmen, numbering several
thousand, rushed towards the door, and, oy
main force, carried the prisoner OF. The
policemen did not 6rs upon them, - they
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The commanding general OF this dis
trict was very prompt in rendering the
nroper assistance to quell the disturbance,
and by his presence and orders very much
fscilita ated the restoration of quiet. Gene
raj Brown. of the Freedmen's Bureau, CO.
operated, and by his influence aided in
auieting and dispensing the crowd OF en-
ragged blacks.
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To LET,

THREE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
i Rooms, with everything necessary for house
keeping, for a gentleman and wife. Inquire at
this Office. aprl6 Nv
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BRANDED BARRELs.-An internal reve-
nue. officer has been prying into the private
places of drinking saloons in this city, in
search of empty barrels having the revenue
brand on them. The law makes il theduty
of saloon keepers, so soon as a whisky bar
rel, or an ale or other barrel of spirits, is
emplied, TO efface the brand, and he is La
bic to fine of $40 on each barrel found
on his premises without the brand being
erased. In one saloon on South Market,
FIVE barrels were found with the brands on
them, and although the keeper had no in
tention to defraud the government, but was
ignorant of the law, he may have 10 pay
tbs Ene. All saloon Keepers should make
themselves familiar with the law, and oh
serve il
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INQUEST ON THE BoDY OF JESSE HALLA-
BIRD-At an inquest held before Geo. W.
Norvell on the body of Jesse Hallabird,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, the following jury
was sworn: Joseph Kinkaid, foreman,
Samuel J. Knight John p. Dale, F. NJ.
Woodale, George ". Morris, Thomas Ken
needy and A. w Shorril. They returned
the following verdict:
We, the jury, from the testimony intro
duced in this case, aud the Identification OF
his person, do state that the said Jesse
Hallabird come to his death by jumping
from the steamer j. l.. Graham, in the
waters OF the Cumberland river, and
drowned, about the LIST of March, 1867.
Witnesses: Geos w. Hammer, H. H. Han
mer, and James Gillice. The remains
were placid in a metallic case, and forward
ed last evening by Adams Express, to his
friends and relatives in Cincinnati.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, April 20, p. NJ.
CoTToN.-The cotton market was de-
cidedly flat to-day. There was no demand,
and little indication either to buy or sell
The news from abroad continues bad.
Only few bales were sold one lot at Is,
and the other at PIT per 10.
Received II bales.
shipped ---.-.---.....,.-.....-..--s... "
The following dispatches were received 1:
New YORK, April 2O.-Gold opened at
1881. Cotton dull. Middling uplands at
25c; forced sales at 244c. Receipts yes.
terday 345 bales
la. M-GoId 1873 Cotton dull. Mid
ding upIands 25c per lb.
3P. Motion dull and prices nominal.
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Middling uplands
244 to Csc. Receipts 800 bales. Sales of
the week and receipts $4,000; exports a.
565. Gold 1884.
LONDON, April 20, P. .M.-Prussia asks
Napoleon why he arms. King William
sent a Bayarian agent to Vienna to secure
Austrian alliance.
CoRN-Is held at 81 20 per busheI and
the mtrket is getting bare.
OATs-S5@9Oc per busheI.
HAY $4,000 per ton.
FLoUR.-$l2 50@17 90 per ID.
BAcoN-Market quiet. Sales at l3G
l3@c for clear sides and hams.
LARD-134@ l5c per h. and dull.
SUGAR-N. 0. Sugar l4@I5 per Dbl
CoFFEE-25a28c per ID. for Rio.
MoLAssEs-90c per gallon Tor New Or
leans, and scarce.
Markets generally quiet.
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To COnsumptiVes.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by q
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used. free Of CHARGE. with the di-
reetions forpreparing and using the same. which
they will find SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
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