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TIE ranks Of the impeachers, we are
told, have received an accession IN the
shape Of Mr.. Clement l.. Eallandigham, OF
Ohio, who, according to the Cincinnati pa
pcr>, is earnestly in favor Of the move
mru,. lie is rival Of Ashley in the mat
Ter. People ask why! Can 1t be that
Mr.. Wade viii then become President, and
4 Eacancy will occur in the senatorshlp
&Om Ohio, and Mr.. Vallandigham hopes TO
gst ii !--PhiIade!phio Telegraph.
The Minnesota Democrats adopted the
GajO platform entire, though one member
4rnounced it as L" a timid, lock jaw, scary,
c,wardly policy" The President of the
C9uyention took the same view. He was
''i.. favor Of getting back to the irreversi
tie decree of the Almighty, who had es-
,4hished aod ordained slavery
lis well ascertained that Chase, Mel
>Ju, Grier, Clifford, Davis, and Field, be-
Lew. the reconstruction acts unconstitu-
uonal, and that Swayne and Miller alone
sustain them. - Baltimore Gazette.
The Cincinnati Enquirer suggests that, IL
c4se NJ. Johnson is removed from the
"'itc House by impeachment, he will still
remain Vice President.
PROFESSOR DAgHEY.-As an old pupil o.
Inns excellent Christian gentleman, we
chronicle his death with deep regret. dc
va, hnisbed scholar, an excellent teach
eF, polite and kindhearted gentleman
aAQ devoted Christian, and was deser'
EeaIy held in high estimation by the stu.
cents and the community of Lexington
rs professor he was assiduous in the
o''sAarge Of all the duties Of his position
~Ia ms courtesy aud exceeding kindness
81 disposition endeared him to his pupils,
al 81 whom will receive the announcement
u Ems us death with deep egret.-Lerington
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MEXICO,
libel Shit Decided.

New YORK, March 19.-The suit for
libel by Mrs. Mary Baker Dean against
Moses Beach, proprietor of the Sun, for
publishing statement that she had sunk
into degradation after clipping with and
marrying her fathers coachman, was to-
day decided against the plaintiff on the
ground that the statement, though not
true, was published without malice.
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EXPLOSION OF A WESTERN STEAMSR-

EXPLOSION OF A WESTERN STEAMER
FoKTY PERSONS kILLED.-Cin Cincinnati,
March lS.-The steamer Magnolia, re-
gular packet between Cincinnati and
Maysville, which left here at noon to-day
with about one hundred cabin passengers
and a large amount of freight, exploded
her boiler twelve miles above the city at
half.past o'clock. The greater portion
of the cabin was carried away, and the
boat afterwards took fire. About forty
persons were killed-seyeral being burned
10 death,
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March 80 Noon.-Consols,
93I@933s. United States bonds, IA.
At'tern00n.- unchanged.
LONDON, March l9-Euening'-The bull.
lion in the Bank Of England has increased
100000.
LIVERPOOL, March 19-Noon.-Cotton
quiet at prices fraction easier; uplands,
lO1Sd.; Orleans, lO3sd.; estimated sales,
10000 bales. Breadstutts unchanged.
Afternoon. quiet and steady.
Flour, BIS. Lard, SIS. Rosin, is. 9d'
Tallow, AS. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, March l9-Evening.-Cotton
quiet and steady; uplands, lO1sd.; saies'
10000 bales.
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4}ifIlnloutI Ilispatth
20, 1865.

NEW ALABAMA Bl!.I.-Thc bill in
...ncd in the House on Wednesday by
~ r,rnSworth, from the Reconstruction
....,r.,ttcr, is as follows:
whereas the people Of Alabama, in
lance Of tie provisions Of an act Of
l.--,,> entitled AN act for the moro
No.. government Of the rebel States"
..: March 2, 1867, and the acts supple
terry ihercto, have formed constitu-
u. .a. state government which is repub-
.,a IN form; and whereas, at an election
..,no9cing on the 4lh day OF February,
->-,. . large majority Of the legal voters
r.. sd State, voting at said election, voted
FIR the adoption of said Constitution :;
c-atoTe
Del enacted, de-, That the said State Of
Alabama shall be entitled to representa-
.... in Congress as soon as the Legislature
C said State, the members of which were
t.oc.ci at the election mentioned in the
Gamble of this act, shall have duly rati-
al The amendment TO the Constitution of
,g nitcd States proposed by the Thirty
nth Congress, and known as article four
zen.
SECTION 2. Ind he II further enacted,
That it shall be the duty OF the command
.u- General Of the military district in
which Alabama is included 10 notify the
members Of the Legislature of said State
rao,ca at the election held in February,
ISIS, to assemble at the capital of said
safe within thirty days after the passage
,..t his act
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LAND SLIDEs.-EXtensive land slides
have occurred on the Pan Handle and
Pittsburg and Connclsville railroads,
causing much damage and obstructing
travel.
To remark recently made to him at
Montgomery, Alabama, General Forrest
replied that lis days Of batt!e 'rcre oUer,
and that instead Of living twenty years, he
do,,Jted lchether lis LIFE ocouM be spared an
other 4eur.-lLal.
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COMMERCIAL
Corn and Flour Exchange.


OFFERINGS.
Hhent.-Red, 80 bushels
Corn.-White, 1877 bushels. Yellow, 90
bushels. Mixed, liz bushels.
Rye.-3l0 bushels
Onts.-1, $50 bushels.
C'0rsr !Sssi.-74 bushels.
FnrSesd.-2 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT Red, 80 bushels on private terms.
Corn.-White, 1916 bushels at sl.l0. Mixed,
IL bushels At $40.
Oats.-l02 bushels prime black at s5c. 100
bushels fair white at soc.
Rye.-232 bushels prime al al.7O; 80 bushels
very good at si.6s; "a bushels very good at
81 6Sh
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Georgia PoIiffcs-HOn. Alexander iii
Sfpnheus.

AUGUSTA, GA, March l9.-Judge Reese
has accepted the Democratic nomination
for Governor.
Judge Irwin announces himself an in
dependent Democratic candidate for Co.
vernon.
Hon. A. II. Stephens arrived here to-
day from Washington.
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CONNEC TICCT.

Senator Wilson, who expected to leave
on Monday for Connecticut, was unable to
do 50 on account OF indisposition. Sena-
tors Harlan and Stewart left in his stead,
and will participate in the canvass during
all of this week, returning in time to be
present at the opening Of the High Court
Of Impeachment on Monday afternoon
next. If the President is granted fur
Their extension of ten days after the filing
of the replication, as is now thought will
be done, it is the intention of number Of
other Radical senators to leave for Con
necticut to stump in the interest Of the
Radical cause, and several Of the Conser-
vative senators are expected to speak on
the other side.
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REAT REDUCTION ON THE Ca
VI NAL PACKET ROUTEsy&c-EEUA

CREAT REDUCTION ON THE Ca
" NAL PACKET ROUTESJHr-uTTUA
on AND AFTER THE l6rHEa2z4kza -
OF MARCH-Fare through from Richmond
To Lexington and Buchanan, ~. 20; intending
meals, IS 81. Fare TO Lynchburg, -; to
Scottsyille, IS.
BIZ RAILROAD TO LYSCHBrRd, AND CANAL TO
LEXINGTON.
Fare through by Central cars, 80 by SCUM
side, IS. Close connection made with Inc
boats in Lynchburg both going ana return
ing Time 10 and from Richmond ana Lex
ngton, twenty-five hours.
Tickets from Richmond 10 Lynchourg can
be bought ut IS, and ii the passenger goes oi.
rect through TO LynchburG, on MS hrrNai
there the captain Will pay 81 loT the ticAet,
reducing the fare in this way 10 only -.
To make Il reduction suitable 10 the times,
u.e have nut our way fare At lower rates thau
u. ANY other route In the state and US our
boats run TO Lynchburg whether we nave
messengers or not, and as even 81 rare Woulo
he better than no fare at all, II 4 point from
which all now 20 by railroad, we taks thia
n,pthod with a hope that Il portion OF the
through may help us 10 maintain the reduo-
ton on the way travel.
MEALS Of TIE BOAT.
Breakfast or supper, 90 cents; dinner, 70
cents.
BELOW SEE FARE AND TINE OF
ARRIVAL.
lava Richmond MONDAY WEDSE.S.
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TIE PRESIDENTS DEFENCE.-The Boston
a,r> Washington correspondence has the
Glowing:
" Mr.. Evarts arrived here to-day, and
".a counsel Of the President held pro-
.a.icd consultation with him relative to
Ire preparation of his answer, which will
e. ready for filing on Monday next. 1t is
r4dcrstood that a demurrer will be first
>hmittcd, alleging that the matters
charged are frivolous, and not sufficient, II
tsgr, 10 Justify impeachment. Next, an
rZcrption will be filed to the court being
composed Of only part Of constitutional
Senate. Thirdly, an exception to certain
members of the court as disqualified on
account Of direct personal interest IN the
result of the trial, or of their having dis
lualifcd themselves by forming and eX
pressing a Judgment in advance, and
therefore they cannot be impartial Judges
as contemplated by the Constitution. 1t
Is not anticipated by the counsel for the
RESPONDENT that these exceptions will be
IL any avail further than to complete the
record for the country and for history.
The general denial Of mot guilty will
r.eu be pleaded, after which the answer
vii admit and Justify the leading facts
clargcd in the articles Of impeachment"
Mr.. Stanucry expresses the confident
I.ai1n that there is no danger of q con-
\.rtlou of the President, and this opinion
+, e.nirmrd by the declaration Of lead
.nr Radical senator tonight, that the hos
"tv to Wade was 50 great that he con-
~'tnrud the result Of the trial very doubt
jul.
Another report says the President will
uu Monday first ask Tor fifteen days more
i'm" Tor preparation.
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Mr.. Stanbery processes to have received
some Intelligence or some assurances that
Indicate hope for the Presidents escape
from conviction: but, per contra, the occu-
PAM, Of the White House are making ar
raagcmeniS for IN early return to Tennes-
>vr.-Eu.tIaOre american.
Highly complimentary to the impartial
i,y Of the court.
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Competition between New York Rail.
rOaIa

New YORK, March 1.-the Erie rail-
road has reduced its fare to Buffalo to five
dollars, and will start boats to Albany at
fifty cents, to carry on the war with the
Central railroad.
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Land A0e7.cieS.

T AND AGENCY. - GEORGE NJ.
IL DREWRY, ATroRyEY AT Law. Office
with General Bradley T. Johnson and Major
John Johns, No. l0l4 Main street, next below
post office. :"
Practices in the conrts of Richmond city
and the county Of Henrico. Sells, privately,
REAL ESTATE in town and country Per-
sons desiring me TO sell property for them will
please send an exact description Of 1t, with
terms, etc, post office box 3O5 =.
RgFEREScgs. Hon. James LYONS. Judpe
John A. Meredith, General Henry A wise.
Messrs. Lancaster Co., Elicit & Royster
and S. G. Tardy & Co., Richmond; DR.. Jack
Braxton, Old Church, Hanover; General
house Captain Thomas Tabb, Hampton Ro-
bert ii. & John Mann, Esqs., Petersburg
Judge H. II. Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse |;
DR.. J. T. Boyd, Cave Spring, Roanoke; DR..
G. Ct. Powell, Twyman's Store, Spotsylya-
MIA; w. d. Cassin, Esq, Washington, u o.;
Mesars. Reznor 4 Co., Philadelphia; Hon.
Roger A. Pryor, New York city.
nh 7-2wIFlwltI~
raNHE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
L .V-R GIEIA.-E. &. RANDOLPH y co.
Bra ch Office, Richmond, Va, at northeast
corner AIain and Tenth streets. w. b. kO.
Bins, lo1ai partner.
This a renCy advertiSes extensively the lands
of pa. It's, v:..o comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except III case OF sale and through
its e.;.2nsiss connections has disposed OF
very large uant!Ly OF land since 1865.
These WHO desire TO sell within the year Will
consult their interest by i correspondence at
once wiz Us, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
> ~ w.B. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Now Offering for sale, over FIVE HUN
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues:
in l7-3mdSsu
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CANERoN's VERACITY DoCBTED.-A dis.
t.u-uished Pennsylvania said t." If Simon
Cameron is fair specimen Of the court,
the President is gone. can bring here
i've hundred men who will swear they
would not believe Cameron on oath, whe-
l4ce lie was interested or not"
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Tho Abyssinian ExpeditiOn.

LONDON, ENGLAND, March l9.-Advices
from the Abyssinian expedition Indicate
that General Napier was about making
dash near Magdola, setting the captives
free during the confusion.
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Two Ladies Drowned.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, March 1.-two
daughters of Captain Blaine, lighthouse
keeper at Crown Point, broke through the
ice yesterday, and were drowned.
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s1s-AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from
the choicest materials, very richly perfumed,
warranted not only equal but superior to the
English, and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are
superceding all foreign toilet soaps in TINS
market, as it is well known that since their
introduction the demand for the latter has fai'
len Off fully one-half. Manufactured only oy
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN y CO.,
32 south Front street, Philadelphia 80 Bar.
clay street, New York. no 3o-eo"om
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Hayti. Jamaica. and Mexico.

HAVANA, March 19.-Haytien advices
represent Salnave's army as near Cape
Haytien, routed.
Tie French Admiral demands payment
of the arrearages due his Government.
Consumption was going on actively.
JAMAICA.
Jamaica advices say the steamer Estella
has been condemned.
Mr.. Eyre had been offered the governor
ship Of St. Kits.
MEXICO.
Mazatlan advces indicate that the trou-
b!es in that section will result in the seces-
sion of all the northwestern Mexican
States and an appeal for annexation to the
United States.
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WASHINGTON, March l9.-Thad. Ste
vens will oppose the new Alabama admis-
sion bill, though his vitality depends so
much on stimulants that the Democrats
have little reliance on any good to result
from his detection.
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Mr. Harvey Minister to Portugal, for past

and future services.
The New York Herald attributes the
Radical change regarding Alabama's ad-
mission to the fear that she would vote the
Democratic ticket in the next Presidential
| election
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@ SUTHERLAND, l4oS e<
=. MAIN AND SOC BROAD MI
STREET, R!S CHI npsIER R4 N Sm
InSS RIFLES, PISTOLS,~ w -
FINE CUTLERY. AND SPORTING ARTI-
1IE.-Our recent Importation Of GUNS
embraces the finest goods for the prices eyer IN.
Just received, 100000 ELY'S CAPS, Ia
quarter and one tenth boxes. Agent '3or Res
mipston's celebrated tys.srms. osS
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THE CREDITORS OF DR.. JOHN Il.
i BOYLE, deceased, VINO resided In Rich.
mond tat the Spotswood HoteD during Inc
rebellion are notified 10 file their claims !os
payment, wi IN the vouchers thereof, Win tne
clerk OF the Circuit Court for Anne h ar ns'h
county, Md, within sixty days from y sn S,ocs.
of February, 1858, or refer 70 Frank u 1'o'A'
cit, trustee, AT Ahhapoi''' l.. BOYLE.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS.
roRTATION CoMPASY.-During the past
eighteen months the affairs Of the National
Express and Transportation Company
have been in court, as heretofore noticed
Lately. the Court Of Appeals of this State
was called on to adjudicate questions
which were taken up on appeal from the
Circuit Court of this city, where there had
been instituted the case Of W. W. Glenn
and others Us. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, John Blair Hoge, and
c.. Oliver O'Donnell, trustees of said com
pany. Yesterday there was received by
the clerk Of the Circuit Court the opinion
Of the Court Of Appeals, delivered by
Judge Stewart, three others Of the Judges
concurring, accompanied by decree re-
versing the order OF tho Circuit Court
granting an injunction; also, the order OF
the court refusing to dissolve said injunc-
ton, continuing tho same aud appointing
receiver, and also the order refusing to
dissolve said Injunction and to discharge
said receiver. The Court OF Appeals de-
crces that the injunction of October, 1866,
should be dissolved, AID the cause re-
manded for further proceedings in accord
ance with the opinion, the cost Of appeal
TO be paid out Of the funds in the hands OF
the receiver. The opinion enters fully
into the question whether by the laws OF
Virginia the decd executed by the Prcsi-
dent and officers of the express company
on the goth September, 1866, by which GER
tain preferences were made, was fraudu-
lent, and comes to the conclusion that it
was not. At the close it states that the
validity Of the sales made by the receiver
in the discharge Of his duty as an officer
Of that court is not to be affected by this
decision, nor his accountability for the
proceeds Of sale, or other funds remaining
in his hands, but he may be required to
account with the trustees in the further
proceedings in the court below.-Balti-
more American, 1SM.
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DRESERVES.-We have on hand a
4 large assortment of
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
LINES, DAMSONS,
GOOSEBERRIES,
PEACHES, OUNCES,
PINEAPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
APRICOTS,
which we are offering at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINl y CO.,
in ls sO7 Broad street.
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T ETTER AND BILL HEADS neatly
~ printed at the DISPATCH PRlNTlNd
HOUSE, corner OF Twelfth aud Mslp sIeeH
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DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
i manufacture the BEST CANDIES made
in the United States for WHOLESALE UR-
POSES. We don't make one kind for our jars
for show and another for wholesale. Our NO.
is alI alike, and warranted. We have nu.
merous premiums, awarded before the war by
the Mechanics Institute Fairs when there
were numerous competitors-not honorable
mention for northern candies, French so
called. We sell them as low as tho Yankee
candies, and warrant them much better.
LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX,
Jas No. l4l2 Main street.
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-LN2CyerS.

THOMAS F. GOODE, ATTORNEY
l. AT LAW, Boydton, Mecklenburg county,
Virginia.
Courts - Mecklenburg, Lunenburg, and
Brunswick, and the United States Courts At
Richmond mh 9-lm*
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ESTABLISHED 1854.
STORES:
TOT MAIN STREET AND 5l6 BROAD STREET.
LOOK AT THE WHOLESALE LIST OF
PRICES:
Soda Crackers 1,c Butter Crackers, lie.
OYSTER (,rnckers 1oc Water Crackers, loo.
S1ice Nuts 1sc Cream Crackers, l5c.
Sugar Crackers, l5c. Cracker DUST, i2e.
Sugar Cakes, 50c. Molasses CaKes' "c'
Arrowroot Crackers, l5c
And all kinds of PLAIN, FANCY, and oh,
NAMENTAL CAKES, CRACKERS, ana
PIES wholesale and retail.
N. B.-Liberal discount given to merchants
de 81
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MR.. sIIACKELFoRp. OF CuLpEpER.

Mr.. Sumner presented a petition in Tho
Senate Wednesday, signed by large
number Of! the most influential citizens o
Culpeper county, Va, praying rcmova
Of the civil disabilities imposed on Henry
Shackelford, of Virginia, by acts of Con
gress. Mr.. Shackelford is at this time
Commemorative attorney in Culpcpc'
county, and was for seven years prior t
the war member OF the Virginia Senate
The petition was referred TO the Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
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VOHN DUNLOP, ATTORNEY AT
81 LAW, has REMOVED to corner OF Tenth
and Main streets, Skaters building, the first
house above the post. office. fe 2i-lm
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Bakeries.

hEAIEh INUUOL1uIN 10
~ EVER AT
T.. E. GILL'S BA * L h Y,
No. $50 Broad street.
Try our OVEN-BOTTOM BREAD.
Try our BUN LOATES.
Try our WINE BUNS.
Try our CURRANT BUNS.
Try our CREAM CRACKERS.
Try our ARROW-ROOT CRACKERS.
NH
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Summary.

Travel on TIC Hudson River railroad was
resumed on Tuesday evening. The New
York Central railroad is again open, the
ice barriers having been removed to per
NIT the running of passenger trains.
The breaking up of the ice in the Hud,
son river was causing considerable alarm
to the villages on its banks, but no damage
was done except the washing away OIL
several railroad bridges in the northern
part of the State Of New York.
The Delaware and Chesapeake canal is
open, and boats arc arriving at Philadel-
phia from Baltimore.
The inhabitants Of Long Island and Isle
of Hart, coast of Maine, have been cut of
from the main land by ice for two months
and are forced to subsist on mussels and
small she'll fish gathered on the shore.
The Mississippi river is open above and
below Lake Pepin.
Eight more whiskey stills were seized at
Port Richmond, Philadelphia, Wednesday
Andrew Mcclure, implicated in the
Richmond, Mo-, bank robbery, was taken
from the Jail and hanged by six men, dis.
guised, on Tuesday night.
An unoccupied brick house was blown
down in Philadelphia Wednesday. Nc
one injured.
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HULST s. KING,
MAyUPAcTURERs AND DgALgRs IN
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS,
Fourteenth street. one door above Main,
near Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va.
liza l6l
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Soap.-Common, s@sc. best washing, 12c.
toilet, l592oc. and fancy prices; country
s@sc
Spirits Turpenfine.-s0c.
Snues-Pipe stayes, $50 r 1900; white GAL
hogsheads slaves, $50 u 200; red oak hogsheae
slaves, *35 u 200 barrel slaves, $40 q Loo
dressed for shipment, 1926; hogshead headings
(nominal, $40 q 1900; lager beer slaves, COZ
5x2, $3.50.
Iar.-S3 2h6S3. 75 % barrel.
Tfas.-Black, 75c .0Sl .45-the last prime ar
ticle imperial, sl.76gs2; gunpowder, sl.75I
1925
Tnllotn-lo@llc.
Efntgar.-Cider, 4o@45c.; manufactured, 80
@4oc u gallon.
Whedt.-See Report of Corn Exchange.
Whiskey.-Common, proof, 81 40, $l.Sgs2. 50;
pure rye, S3@*4. Fine brands higher. z.
Hanger, Seniors, old rye, %. 5o@s4. 80.
Hool-Unwashed, 2o@26c washed, 30@36c.
Hins.-Port, common, s2.5o9s3.
Richmond Cattle Market.
THURSDAY March 49, 1858
The receipts Of cattle, sheep, and hogs, have
been small during the past week, and prices
have still further advanced.
B,ef-Common TO fair, 6h@7hc. q b., gross
good to prime, s@ec. 4 d.
SheeD.-Common TO fair, 687c. " d., gross
good TO prime, s690c. q b.
Hogs. Good fat, l3c. = D., net.
Grlrss are beginning 10 come IN, ana sell
readily at from 50 to SIS per head, according
10 size and quality.
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The Georgia reconstruction case is not
expected to be disposed Of by the Supreme
Court at the present term. The court
proposes to adjourn about the 4th OF next
month.
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T D. RIGGS, THE OLDEST
L. ESTABLISHED BAKER NOW
DOING BUSINESS IN
THE CITY.
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BOARD OF HEALTH

nLEyY ON THE BRAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20
KC-KL.UX KHAN.

Private adviccs from Tennessee received
here Indicate that The alleged trouble has
been greatly exaggerated, and that the
operations of the Ku-kiuk Khan merely
excite mcrriment and laughter; and that
no outrage has been committed By any Of
the Khan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

NH II nearly opposite the market house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20
Richmond Cattle Market.
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