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The New York herald., 1868-04-27

Wheat arrive but holders firm in
sales We're sSos. Sashsi. a s. sspsng
sore q ss Tor small lots lots Of No do ssyered and y 90
s,S arrive a. a @ q g 'oud not be traced Kye was
ssvc bushels In good Old q store, vi Is s$l
eT for nsw ia1 IN .srs 81 for old S in ..or -
$500 bushels al s5c in store and Sc. ssc adoa Barley
and barley malt were dall but steady.
arm The snsase@ens wsre:NIo 'erroo 100 bales cot
ct and 5.ls @ TO SAss sS at VIII Ts
bushels grain, at S. 3d. Bremen bark, "a TONS with pssrO
SssS bS. psSlsa visS for Orders pvas
ooote @ were made OF w bales on private
GussY BAGS were quiet at 1sc. a lsec.
q 20 y IS for re'a O's sOc for long rye straw and 7bc
ss:' ,@sssy @
' Isapx KIND. were d%i but steady a. former prices
rH wrs S9 % at s o m our last Sales
hoLAssEs business was lish., but the market was
sssdy q M former prices Sales o hhd' Cuba musc0Vad0
&c. Sales g Sbs q 1ic i06 DO private terms and
demanded 80 ss;: ss y SO
Sn sSSa :. a 70 .ns 10y g.
$ 81 Il ss ss. pS @srs g sS fS ss:
lard va. Virginia uSrsans w's iSs
PsovsIoSs.~ss SO ebl pork 90 beef pack
element pork market to-day prices decidedly
pe Indicating a. ss
was eonsummsted the sales comprising Aooo cSls at $s
81 SIS Old is 'n Is sf at saa as s 70; % s sas
ssS sss Sc %s'' for 'As es eon %en9
were quiet at loc. loa4c Arrivals, llss head,
and go 81 IA g. for extra DO The sales were $50 bb
sd ss i 81 ssss xa: ct ss Ss
and prices were nominal Cut meats, though quiet, ruled
hrm at 3c for picked shouders sc for Dry saed do
sc @ for 'E :moHsa so ana ac ae for ssssea 1 DO
The sales about $50 For bacon the demand
but J ' s4 oss %ss earn s ss % c 0 G cr o
long rb ltsc. l51c Tor short Sales loo boxes The
market for lard without activity but prices were steady
PErRoLEuMCude, bulk, little sought after,
demand the saes teng 2O bbs To- the st iteen days in
held but the mode standard white closed
ac. The sales were so 9. at 2Ac; 1000 do deli,
the half do seers option, private terms Free
dull at s31yc Sac for strained white In Phlaaepha
bills & ht st aw 23c 80 do strained white for May at
26ac buyers option; do June, at &c; b0J
half do L0o do for July, and looo do, for August,
kIor.wIhe market for all kinds wa. quiet bu. steady
We quote Carolina 10 &C. llne, and Rangoon 7c $50,
sUaAR-Ihe busin,s in moderate and the mar.
ket not nm, but prices we're unsnan,ed weauote fair
hhas at iie 2c Cuba lec 10 &C. or Porto Rico
6iS boxes at lie. i3sc For renned the demand
.o ~site ISc .s aud yeiSw ii4c Is '''''
sHEDs-Llover du and unchanged at 9l4c 104c.
Timothy steady at ~ 40 " o and rough tax steady
T%LLow was in light demand, but steady. The sales
WnisSEY Receipts, none. The marke remained dull and
nominal.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

Taken In connection with the great development
of this city in the matter Of buildings the prices
OF the several articles used in their construction be-
comes matter not alone OF importance to those most
directly affected by their fluctuations but of interest
ing examination to all. The Market for these at
present exhibits healthful activity prices being firm
and without much change for some weeks past.
Nearly all the articles in the building line are in
steady demand, but not In excess of the supply. The
stormy weather which has prevailed 80 late In the
this year has operated to retard the arrival OF
the new lumber which but awaits opportunity In the
may be expected Work at the quarries is said to be
good, and a the indications at present of steady
demand for stone and commensurate supply. The
for1 do io mt
The New York herald., 1868-04-27
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Review Of Operations During the Past Week
and Prospects of the Coming.
The week just closed has, Notwithstanding the ad-
influences of wind and weather. been but little
behind the preceding one In the extent OF the opera
tions in real estate. Tuesday and Thursday as all
through the season, were especially heavy days at
the Exchange, New York, and City Salesroom,
Brooklyn Property on the other side Of the river
Is still in great favor with SPECTATORS but is not to
be left without rival in their regard. Westchester
since the problem of rapid transit thther from the
lower end OF New York island appears to approach
bill, comes into the field with its attractions to
divide the favor Of spectators and those seeking
homesteads. Some choice property located up there,
within easy access at present and prospectively at
very convenient distance from the centres Of busi-
ness, is up for SALE Among the rest the property
known as the "Leggett Homestead" Is announced To
be sold on Tuesday next by Muller, wilkins Co. 1t
consists OF about hftyfve acres OF land situated on
the line OF the Southern Boulevard, in the town OF
West Farms, bounded by the Boulevard the Hunts
Point road and Eeggets creek. Its present owner is
one or more acres as purchasers may desire. There
be little doubt that with the establishment OF
quick communication from end to end OF the island,
which now seems near accomplishment, the natural
extension Of the city northery will cause rapid
appreciation OF property In Westchester county
which Is likely next year to prove favorite field OF
speculation Below is general report OF the sales
during the past week, showing the relative amount
OF New York and Brooklyn improved and unmproved
propert y sold each day, with the total amount Of
safes for that and the two previous weeks:-
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL a. 1s6a-TRIPLE SHEET

quite seriously In dinerent parts Of the body some
IN ne hse and Others IN the limits A little daughter
of NJ. solomon, residing IN Canal street, was also
injured In IKE manner. A surgeon was Immediately
consulted and proper care taken OF the little ones
parents 90 the probable results. several of the
children nightly complain Of strange feversh sen
safions
ARREST oF Two ALLEGED PoRaEms.-After A pro-
tracted and keen search p. O. Smith. OF the de-
ective force of this city, succeeded yesterday IN ar
resting James Davis and Henry Purcell. secretary
and president Of the Newark Buttonmaking Associa
ton. and against whom q charge Of forgery has
been preferred bs Patrick Leonard. the treasurer
OF the association. IL appears That on the
an % Ssnas1s % x ehssa eanaps wss prssaS,ss osapes
NJ the Howard savings Institution and, being well
execa'ed the none, promptly paid over snese, .
transplred throwing suspicion on HIM aud Purcell.
who II II alleged. received an equal share ol the
and he latter al I'M. resaence' No a. seventh ave.
nae. Both are held for examination.
sERious AFFRsy ~ LioroR sAiooS.-Abouf
eight O'Clock last evening. while large number OF
Baochanalsn disciples were enjoying themselves In
a saloon kept by German named Kline sehmid. In
Plane street some trnins dispute arose. which ult-
maieiy led 10 general row, IN the course of which
glasses plates. knises forks and fists were used,
with effects that may result seriously In the midst
iwnKling Of an eve everything sss as silent as The
grave. Notwithstanding that nye six persons
were needing profu~ely nom wounds In the face
and hands. the proprietor rtouily denied that any
disturbance had taken place.
New urunswtek.
JUSTICE REnUkED ny TBg GRASp JuRy.--On
Thursday last when the Grand Jury appeared 10 re.
port indictments In the Niddesex county court
before Judge vredenburg aresolution was submitted
by the foreman rejecting severely ON the Judicial
conduct OF Ambrose Dobhs, justice Of the peace
In the township OF East brunswick. The preamble
stated that ho performed his duties In an Illegal
unjust and dsreputable manner. 10 the great annoy
ance and Inconvenience of the people OF that COM
muny. The court said n had no jurisdiction In the
matter. but recommended that Il be placed before
the State senate.
Bsrdrnsoxu.
ALLEGED ArrKxrr TO DEFRArp rHE GOVERN.
MEsr-A few days ago ofricer Van Nortwck seized
q canal boat In this city for attempting as alleged
10 defraud the revenue. The boat contained 200
petroleum barrels. The surposition Is that those
barrels were carried 10 New York, emptied of their
contents without the Internal revenue stamp being
eaced IN order that they might be again relIed and
transported 90 New York without beiag taxed The
boaris now In the custody OF the Cnited States
Deputy Marshal The nne IN such cases Is said TO be
SlO for each barrel.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The past week was characterized by great duness
during the greater part OF the time, during which the
market was somewhat Irregular while prices were
In some cases lower; but a general and possibly
material decline In prices was prevented by the
tenor OF the cable cotton news, which towards the
close of the week was OF very favorable character
and caused an active and buoyant market for cotton
here, eventuatng in an important enhancement OF
prices and thus exertng considerable influence on
the market for goods, checking the downward ten.
dency and causing some improvement In certain
fabrics. But this improvement occurred at too late
a day in the week to have much effect upon the vol.
ume OF business, which was small. The jobbers
evince but little inclination TO lay In supplies at pre-
sent prices especially as the spring season s nearly
over and there Ia little probability OF any heightened
nerod OF activity before the fall trade shall nave set
In. The demand for goods was very llgnt up to the
close Of the week, and the more buoy tone Of the
market was direct consequence OF the excitement
and advance of cotton and did not result from
any increase In the demand, dearth OF supplies or
from any cause inherent in the market ITSELF Hence
the present Al prospective Of the market for cotton
goods would seem TO be and to promise TO be con-
trolled by the cotton specuisors rather than de-
OF predicting win any degree OF certainty the proba
bic tendency of the goods market forty-eeht hours
hence. Should cotton continue to advance there is
every probability that present prices or goods will be
sustained, even though they do not materially adj
vance which they surely 1 noI cra ssod h any de
ton In cotton soon spend n force and reaction set
In which should carry prices dow q 70 much lower
basis there would az surely be grand tumbe-down
In prices Of goods. AT the present writing however
there would seem TO be no probability OF any very
speedy reduction of prices, all the probabilities
seeming 70 favor continued on~ ard and upward
course. We quote:-
BLEAcBED MusLISs-New York Mills, a., 2oc. q
30c.; wamsutta, ~, 25c.; Amoskeag A, ~, 1sc.,
Lonsdaie +4 2lc; White Rock, ~. 20c.; Tuscarora,
a., 22lsc.; ay Mills, a., 20c.
BROwN MUsLISs.-Amoskeap A, ~, lie. a 1sc.;
Atlantic A, ~, 1sc.; Pacific, ~, l7tsc.; Agawam,
A. lac; stark A, A. 17c., Laconia - lbc. 16,sc.
PRINTs.-Amoskeag. n txc.; Amoskeag tniourning),
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NEW JERSEY.
Hudson City.

ESCAPE OF PRISONERS Two prisoners, George
Scott and James Costello escaped from the Hudson
county jal on Friday night. The former was incar.
cerated charge OF burglary and the latter awaited
trial for passing counterfeit hfty cent stamps. II is
by the aid OF their bed clothing, which they tied IN
lengths. Some reform IN needed In this PRISON, as
several prisoners have escaped therefrom within the
past year. No trace has been found Of the fugtves.
Newark.
SEVEN CHILDREN SERIOUSLY BITTEN by car
While number Of children were playing together in
house In Mulberry street recently, large she cat
suddenly sprang among them and bit six OF them,
belonging TO German Jew named FreDchman,
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

sUAxspHAREs NAMB.-About the proper mode OF
spelling Shakspeare's name there has always been
great dispute. Phifadeiphian has cnart giving
900 different ways OF spelling the name OF the great
dranatist, and accompanied with the remark that
biographers disagree TO the proper orthography vi
name one of the 900 ways IL probably correct
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

KEysER-LovErr.-On Thursday, April 23 at the
Washington square N. + church, by the Rev. DR..
Foster, Mr.. CHARLES M. kEYsRR 10 ANNA A., only
daughter Of George H. Lovett, all OF this city.
SCHIrFER-CAHN.-0n Wednesday, April "a, by the
Rev. DR.. 8. Adler, at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mr.. LOUIS q. ScHIrYRR, Of this city, TO Mss
JENNIE CAIN, eldest daughter Of the late Abraham
Calm, Of Philadelphia.
TRuxPLRR--FARR.--0n Saturday, April 2s, by the
Rev. T. II. Canned, d. D., at the BRIDES residence,
Brooklyn, N. r., FRRDIRfCK @. p TRUMPLER to Miss
JULIA A. FARR, late Of London, England
The New York herald., 1868-04-27

COrFEE.-For Rio there q better demand and prices
rm There sales of 90 bags ex Traveller pr
We ordinary fair cargoes at &C., lc
gold, In oud and good prime do. at 19c 12c. Other
kinds dull 5 mats hne Java were offered at auction
day. only $50 sold al 81c &c., currency the
balance beng.wthdrswn.
$50 bags 60 bushes corn, 1925 do oats $40 do
rye, 200 do mat The market ru ed firm to-day though
portant alterations eou was dull and lower The
about 5000 bbs within range Of the quotations
appended. For Southern -four 10 demand moderate,
but prices steady. There sales Of 600 bbs Rye
-four continued to the demand moderate
S bbs Or meal there sales Of 400 bbls at $6 "
for BrandyWine and 16 for Jersey. We uuote
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Total for the week. .$4522237 $4,000 ass $3.50, $50
The imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare as follows:-
For the toeek. 1866. 1867 1858.
Entered at the port. 906 $40 $1,3S6s66 $1137 100
Thrown on market. 2,107,7o5 1,465,5s6 1,467,432
Since Jan. l.
Entered at the port 242 $2s 2s1
Thrown on market. l,165,903 339360S7 %, 1885, 293
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On Hamburg-Bankers', soX; commercial, s6H 80
On Antwerp-Bankers, 6.l6; commercial, 617h q
6.le4.
Annexed is comparative statement showing the
shipments of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1866 and ls67-
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Total. ,sss, 800 $s670,624 $50, Ss0O47
The exports to the corresponding period in the
previous fourteen wears cOmpare "a follows.-

Subloined is the total valuation Of the foreign i'm
ports at New York for the week ending April "a
compared with those Of the two preceding weeks,
as also the value Of the dry goods entered at this
port and thrown on the market for the correspond
ing period In 1886 and 1867
Week ending AprH 10. Ap,H II. ApriI "a.
Dry goods. ,2S2 s73 81 26l 400 81 l3z 100
General merchandise. 3,23S,S 3,399049 4,3l9366
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SATURDAY April 2Sr-S NJ
COTTON opened frmer and sales effected at
advance of but the market closed yesterdays QUOTA
tions. A fair business consummaed, the sales
prsng $685. bales including 8S4S for speculation 1850 for
export and 900 for spinning. We quote-
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GI B B ES & MAS,
r e. A L ESTA TIE A q ENTS,
COZ. u NJ BIA. s. c.

fTHE undersigned have determined to
Il form business partnership, under
the above name, for the purchase and
sale, on commission, Of REAL ESTATE
an 1 ether property. The present low
prices for real estate, in the South, offers
great Inducements for the investment of
Northern capital; and we propose to koep
complete and extensive lists of property
for sale, and to furnish reliable informa-
ton to the buyer and seller making no
charge, czcep. wh"-a sa,os aro effected.
Advertising. when authorized, will be- done
literally and on the best terms. We call
on our friends throughout the State To
furnish us with accurate descriptions of
any property they have to sell, with price,
terms, &c. We have now, and are con.
tinna'ly receiving, inquiries after property
that can be purchased.
JAMES q. GIBBES,
JOHN p. THOMAS,
WADE HAMPTON GIBBES,
Nov 10 Columbia. g. C.
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"MANHOOD."-Ano New Medical
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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AtLoruey-G
a resolution relative to the pay OF
subordinate officers, during the con-
templated recess, was taken up, and
on motion of Mr. DeLnrge, the
whole matter was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Tomlinson introduced O reso-
iutlon-which was adopted by a'vote,
on division, of yeas, "a; nays, 19-
that The House rescind its action in
adopting concurrent resolution to
adjourn from this place to the College
building, and that the Senate be in
formed Of this action.
Mr.. Neagle moved that q commit
tee of three be appointed to ascertain
II the College building is suitable or
otherwise for the accommodation of
the General Assembly. Agreed to.
MIR. Elliott moved that the commu-
nication enclosed in message No. 7
OF his Excellency the Governor, re-
!atlve to acts of lawlessness, be re-
ferred to special committee of five.
and that Mr.. Tomlinson be made
Chairman ofsaid committee. Agreed
to.
The following named members OBJ
tanned leave Of absence: Mr.. HYDE,
for ten days; Mr.. Dennis, for ten
days; Mr.. Milford, for nine days; Mr..
Kuh, for seven days; Mr.. Wilson, for
three days.
At 2.35 p. NJ, House adjourned.
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PISTOLS. PISTOLS.

L UST received, O supply Of PISTOLS,
O from the most celebrated makers:
also. Cartridges. Powder, shot. Lead, Per.
Shot Belts and Shot Pouches, for sale at
low figures for cash by
Nov5 j. & T. R. AaNEW.
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Another Extraordinary Case Cured.

HE!NITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT is
IL tho wonder OF medical science. Moro
positive cures have been made with it than
any other known medicine. Disease, the
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darts its poisoned fangs in vain-disarmed
or it's terror, baf1led in it's advances upon
health, utterly destroyed by the extraordi-
nary and miraculous powers OF the Queens
Delight The following case has been re-
ported to the Proprietor: A sore leg-a
very common disease-of an exanthematic
character. 30 bad, 80 difficult of healing
that life was despaired of, twenty-five
years standing, obstinate, resisting all
other known treatment, yields to the pow.
ers of the Queens Delight. Only six bot
ties, at cost Of SIS, cures a disease which
cost twenty-five years of treatment and
much pain and distress of body and mind.
For diseases of the blood Heinitsb's
Queen 3 Delight has proven to be the most
efhcacious medicine yet discovered For
sale by all druggists. Wholesale agents
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Dec Druggists
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tuition to limit mileage to going once
and returning once from the place
where such session is held. l am,
sir, your obedient servant,
ID. III. CHAMBERLAIN
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CHEAP SOAP.

Drugs. Chemicals, Medicines, &c.
NM HOLESALE and Retail, Quinine,
w Calomel, Blue Mass, Salts, Nor
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REMOVAL.

est stock of MILLINERY ever offered in
this city, consisting Of Ladies' and Child
ren's Hats and Bonnets, of all kinds and
all prices. Also, Flowers, Ribbons, Caps,
Laces, Ruches, Hair Braids, Curls, Water
falls. Nets, Corsets, Zephyr Worsted, Fan
cy, and Bridal Wells, all OF which will be
sold much lower than anywhere else i'm the
city. Everything of the latest and most
fashionable style constantly arriving.
October II
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FISHER & L0W7RANCE.
COLUMBIA, s. G..
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Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Office oa
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Cheap Overcoats,
For sale at
J S u | z b a C h e r. s.
Wanted to Rent
L NIER HOUSE.

~A Az ~ IL IL " ~ . Il
Nam street near Lady, Columbia, S. C.
A THIS FIRST
~ CLASS RES &SASSSs
&AAzZal Zalt8aTAURANT is in thorough
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WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS and TOBAC-
co.
DINNERS and SUPPERS furnished at
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OYSTERS, GAME, ETC, in season. Give
us call J. B: LANIER, Proprietor.
Dec 10 II. HAMILTON, Supcrin't
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CHURCHES

EPISCOPAL West Main Street, Rev. A. Latane
Pastor. Sunday services, IL A. NJ. and7 P. NJ,
ROMAN CArmoLIc Augusta Street, Father J. A.
Weed. Sunday services, 103 A. NJ, 81 P: NJ.
BAPTIST West Main Street, Rev. Geo. B. Tay-
lor Pastor. Sunday services, liza. NJ, and
- P. M. 8g-4s.s 1891 s A83s 4Es-
PREsByrER1Ax: Frederick Street, Rev. VIM. E.
Baker Pastor. Sunday services, II A. M,
and7P. M. ~ ll.i'gg G5se8si. 900. !
LUTHERAN Main St., Rev. J. 1. Miller Pastor.
!, Sunday services, "A. NJ, and P. NJ.
MErnoD1sr:-LewIss street, Rev. John l.. Clarke
Pastor Sunday services, II A. NJ, and Z z. NJ.
sxfi COLOREl.
AFRICAN METnoprsr EPISCOPAL West Main ST.,
Rev. Jacklin Strange Pastor. Sunday servi-
ces, II A. NJ, and P. M.
METHoD1sr:-North New Street, Rev. E. Lawson
Pastor. Sunday services, Il A. NJ, and I