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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-05

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
IL ROAD LINE.-For Baltimore, the Norn,
and Northwest. The steamer KEESESEO,Gep-
lain j. H FREEMAN commanding. leaves MM6
House every WEDNESDAY and SUNDA1
MORNING on arrival or the cars from Richmondf{
reaching Baltimore on the following morning at
,unrise Returning, the KenEc5cc ieayet baIl:
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY ut
O'Clock L. M. ~ =. ~
7 The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KInWhN COM
mapding, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival Of the cars from Elcn-
mond reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning the drnirsl, leaves Baiti.
more every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY NJ
O'Clock Z. III. 2@3 y"
Passengers for Baltimore leaye the depot OF the
Richmond and York hiver Railroad Company ats
O'Clock A, M. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, w EDHEA-,
DAY, and FKIDhI Rstgrning they leays we Balti- MRa
DAY. and SATURDAY, at a. 'cock.P. NJ, reach
log Richmond the following evening. Fare TO Bal
tmore only ST. ,-.Ea -,
Freight received at all times and Forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF lading given TO al
prominent points.
The passenger train leaves the depot every moru-
sng at A. 81 WILLIAM B.. ENOS,
&c 81 Freight and 7 ickct A gent.
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FESo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
"p 81 STICK can Always be had Ii M our ilotl.e,
we being the only agents In shis marKst for, this
brand or Licorice.
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5DoWHATAN TEAMB 0ATfS&1s !
L 'COMPANY.--stsamers STATE

8G1OWHAThN 81 EAmp % UA1 : k2kTAi
0F MARYLAND and p hexp,
reliable, and SAFE ro1te % Hsastnaore eASaanAh,
Boston, and the West. t.-Tri-weekly line 10 Bxftt-
ilaa.lphta.-So, charge for wharfage, dyAyaSe;
or forwardfng. and no tfnnsh!plneAy or kotds be-
tween ,H Sisn,pnd TmrsnaY Ana THmRsnkyssndE "a
gTtyRIGAY. LEAVES Richmond every TU UESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
= Freishtrecetyed every day tnxcept Sandayi up 10
J O'Clock p. NJ. These steamers have excellent
saloon, .. s.aterooin, ard passenger accommodations
Pare, g. !; meals aud stateroCm extra. For freigh
or pasgage. apply 70 s--A -
sis3I .HaHNEyS,& WILLIAMS. Agents,
au 10 Commercial Block,
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OHEsAPEAKF AND OHIO RAILROAD.

A
I J Winter Schedule On and after the lSr OF
OCTOBER, 1885, the passenger trains win run as
follows
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staunton
daily (exccDt Sunday and between staunton ana
Coyingtou trl-weekly-ylz., Leave hichmonhI At
7l5 A. NJ. and arrive at Stanton aI a:Zs l.; ~
cave staunton at 9:25 A. M. and arrive nj Rlch-
mond 5:2S p. n. .r,,,,>.x
leave CovIngton at $40 A. d., and arrive 1T stann-
ton at s:lo 4. M: Leave Staniiton at ":as L. H'''
and arrive at Coyington Ut 1855 L. VI. .Ht -
ACCoMMyDATfON TRAIN IStwsen z sis5-
nOnd and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WEI
hEoDAYS, and sATURDAYS. Leave Char.
lottesy willie at A. N.. and arrive ae Richmond at
$40 A. NJ. Leave Richmond at $3.50 Z. NJ. and
arrive at Charlottesville ut =. M 80
The Mail Train connects at .GordODhyiue ana
Charlottcs Vile with trains on Orange Alexandrix,
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, kno1-
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis se~ Orleans, NOEL ~
comery, Mobile &c; at Stauuton with sLages ior
Lexington, Natural Bridge, Harrisonbnrg VIM
chester &c; 1t Goshen with stages Tor Lealng-
ton Natural Bridge, &c; at Mill6oro' with sta1es
for Bath Alum, W arm, Hot, and HsaEng Sp,1nES. p1nE.
at Coyington with stages for Whlle oulpnu
Springs, Ienisburg, Charleston, DC
JAMES F. NETHERLAHD,
seos General 1icket Agent.
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MEETINGS.

,-,-,,rr KicuMOS RAIrw CoMr NY,}
RICuvoSp, VA, January %. lses
rr,uE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
s1pt kHJLDgRS or the RICHMOND
A,"WhS COMPANY" viii he held on MON
80 ieb nf February, lssa, at la O'Clock NJ. at
~ t6i%c Of the Vtrgiuta State Insurance om-
,,.,y ,'E So. locs Main street. q. WALDRoP,
FES"S' al secretary.
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r1ALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

EfALL AND WHITES HARhAN6aEnnM4E ~
ID to the North. East and West ufd the RicnS
rnond s;Fredericksburg and Potomac R1nroaas
carving the Initea sts.ss mE NICE chs9sy An al
trains. The through trains ON ,bh road are EoS s
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eigntn
''TEee' The DAY o. iY'p pgHRoUGH MAIL TRAIN lesvea
Richmond daily at ,1:ls 4. M., arrtvfnsZfn wasl,-
tngton,, at s:4s z. NJ, connecting with L5e early
afternoon express trains for the North, East ana
VIE fhe NIGHT THROUGH MAIL THAN, with
elegant cars, With the new patent sleepiug ehsirs
attached, leaves Richmond daily lsnndays except.
ed) at sil6 p. NJ, arriving II Washington - eas
A M. connecting with the early morning trains
tor the North East, and West
Roth STEAMERS stop at 6lexandr1a 9 eacn MAys'
The RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIN for MILFORD
and all way-stations leaves depot corner nBroed
and Eighth streets ut $3.50 z. ID. ReturnirE,
arrives at $50 A. NJ. -. =.
Through tickets and through baggage checss 20 20
all principal points. 49,.
For further information and through ,hnsessl Let.
apply at the Office Of the company, corn2r DruAa
and eighth streets Shockoe HILL and at The ackes
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets:
I q. ~ J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Asons.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. = t. ae
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STEAMERS.

TOR NORFOLK, P0RTs-S
tAEDiSas THS 5, on THE JAMES RIvEh.L the aast
and elegant steamer ELIZA HASCoXs sssSsfg, SsRs
ia snr t .hove.named places on MONDAY, WE'D
HFsDxY NE and FRIDAY, at 81 o. clock A. NJ, and
returns ON T uesdsy, Thursday, and saturday. x
! Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time 70 con-
meet WITH steamers for 1galtimore and Foln'o
North. - F. -, - LL :, - ~ ys,.-vfvsi
OF steamer. ~ -r,-r sd-r g%Eycrsv gr9kTST
- 80 - IT FREI6HT I'D i,rs :gs....s
rom Il M to 81 p. NJ. for Norfolk, Pertsnioehn,
Boston. Baltimore, and principal ianGlngs 81, ON
Chesapeake bay, and all regular ianoinss oii
James river, at reasonable rates. 18ty IL slad
Freights for way landings must be prepaid.
In consequence Of the mail being discpnsnger
at Grove and brandon Point wharyes, the steamer
W. Will not>ston al those landings F19Iibt EftI TO-
Appyto rov II LIZ. IATna:, agna:,s Z GENT GENT
1a2o t@@' - - once Steamef'c WhaIh
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TOR NEW YoRK.-OLD DO I'M,

UlOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO 4Tfh
MIN1ON2 STEAMSHIP COMP A-ss.sSksa1s -
SY.-The splendid new wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIA9ARA,l RLBE-
MARIE and HATTERAs, leave New Y9sk t2r
Norfolk, Ciry Point, and Pfchnond every TULo,
DAY -rHI I1RSDAY,s and SATURDAS,om9xs ~ =
O'Clock p. NJ. Leave Richmond every UEsDAf,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. at htshttae.;. . - s,s.,ns ,.,
ssIonns and staterooris: the fare, acccnnoda-
tions, and attention, are unsurpassed. i.aIn Il.
Frefghts for points beyond New York forwarae1
with dispatch, and no charge made save ZOE 1c1nna
expenses incurred. -p-u <,s
,E0Ieee connections made With steamers for m
InsnIanee etectet at lowest rates when ordered.
N. L.. .McCREADY, President la Gtesnricn r
street Eew York.
.Gf WILLIAM O. .lDUNHAM&sC hgents..s J
in Main and Efeyenth etrettcs
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STATE INTEREST The entire interest te
be paid on the State debt is fraction over
s7OO,OOO. The amount paid thus far il
S529, 900, .,s..-. .@.a..r
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG CHMOND AHfk
il AND NORFOLK 'SryAMsEiP
ZINE. -stcamers9 NeBFQLK And y ALLS;h
every ssTiSRDaY, and kichmoad1eyery fhI-
Hfrsiist,s taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
for Norfolk and Boston: and close conneSu9n
made nj Norfolk Bulls OF ladtn2 signca
Pass sc to Pbisdelphia, including meas snu sssSo
oc II once ssas p3sk street,
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DANy1LLE RAILROAD FKEIGHTs- fol-
lowing is statement Of freights received
by the Richmond and Danvillle railroad
during the month of January, 1869: 1of
Lenf tobacco .436 hhds., weight, sos, ,s65 lbs.
Leaf tobacco -. .529 tierces, " 29l,d79 lbs.
Leaf tobacco. ;. l23 boxes, &" 1888 lbs.
Tobacco stems. hhds., " 2,66s lbs.
Total. GAG, ,945 lbs.
Mann factured to.
bacco. o..........359 pkgs., weight, 1884 lbs.
Corn, 5,164 bushels; oats. 3o3 bushels; rye,
l. ,so4 bushels, wheat; 1000 bushels; flaxseed,
iss bushels; butter, %, las pounds eggs, l0,oa0
pounds; fresh meats, 4,59l pounds: apples, SO
barrels berries and small fruit, 7l2 pounds !;
dried fruit, 25, l66 pounds miscellaneous ve-
getables, so,O2s pounds: four, 32s barrels
leather, 1858 pounds; piGiron, 1915 ponndst
scrap iron, 5l5,97O pounds; bark, l4s,7so
ponnds; cotton yarn, 1920 pounds; rags,
a,a49 pounds hides, 1921 pounds; black lead.
$50 pounds snmac. 800 pounds; gr anite, 10
tons lumber, 81, 900 feet; shucks, s carloads !;
cattle, 10 loads; slaves, 90 carloads.
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RAILROADS.


&S93 ~ Ss1-g22Eg Sssdsi1-22Eg ~ .d3z--x8fS 3z---x8fS .f1k3
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
h, ,ROAD-GHAN6E OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after FRIDAY, Japlary 18th nS0, the fAS-
5ENGER TRAINS on this road VIII De run a
gorSa WEST, ,LYNCHBURG PAsSEHaEEs
leave Richmond daily Except sundaysl at W. =:
II. arrive &C BmHeville at 1L7s A. n; MsSns
close connections with trains on The So1sassoe @
vile vile. EashSiIle. Memphis &C, &c. oIHROyaH
MAIL AMI. = AXPREss leave Aichmond dsifZ ~
ASP. n. leave Danvills daily at leD P.M-s
arrive at Greensboro: daily at r7.45 A D.. maunE
close connections for ali stations on the INor,n
CarolinR road both east and vest OF Greensc6fussr
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and sll potuw
South. ,u var .ur ~.
PRESS lesye Greensboro daily St a; Ia u. leaye
DapyfI1e daily at 5T A. M. arrive =. kisnmopn p
'iaiiy ut IL A. NJ. LYNCHBuEGoR oRkSSkINss = 4
leave BurkeY ille daily Senseps. p.Sw ssnasss -
Thr ugh tickets can be- procure0 ~ VIC VIZ Sss
Office in bchmondto 70 all important pg,n pg,nsy,cs, n.,
and Southwest, aud at Greensboroi and Dansnkcs~ "
sil points North East. and West. e
--ty Tg,tE g#H2 THOMAS DOUAMHAO
= iaN Superintendent ~
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ICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-

UFFlCS Ii ICuMoND AND YosK RIFSR1
RAILROAD LoMPANY.
RICIfnnNp. Auguet l, l5@. J
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-04
APPROPRIATION A Refused

ALBANY, May 4.-The resolution to authorize
debt of 1O,0O0,O0 for canal enlargement was
rejected.
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The City Amusementa.

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC the Richings troupe
will appear this evening in Mariana Tomorrow
On Monday evening next Miss Susan Galton will
appear as ''Arine," In The Bohemian Cir, for the
benefit OF Mr. S. Behrens, the musical director.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. John Brougham appeared
last evening" to large audience, as TERRY the
Swell" in that singular combination OF extrava-
gances entitled The Lottery Of Life, with which he
Startled our play-goers few seasons ago This is
one OF the curiostes of the sensation school of
dramatic literature, and II seems so much like a
huge joke as to be beyond the reach OF criticism.
For MIR. BroughaIn IL has been a genuine prize in
the lottery OF life, as it invariably draws crowded
houses In this city, and we believe tnaO u mas been
equally successful elsewhere. 1t Will be repeated
this evening.
AT THE Arch Lotta win appear this evening IN
PepfnG. The performance on Thursday evening VIII
be for the benefit OF the Cuban patriots
AT THE THEATRE COHIQUE Miss Susan Cation Will
appear this evening In the new operettas OF JESSIE
Lea, by G. A. Macferran, and Les Deu1 AUeu9teS, by
AT THE AMERICAN an attractive variety entertain
ment will be given this evening.
TIE NEW YORK CIRCUS, from the Hippotheatr0n,
New York will exhibit in this city for two weeks,
commencing on Monday next on Eighth street.
above Race. This Circus, under the management ol
the Well-knoWn l.. b. Lent, Is the most complete or
QanizatiOn OF the kind in the country, and II com
prises great number OF trst-cass performers alu alu
well-trained animals. The management wiz no. no.
permit any Objectionable features and the exhlDt
tion is one that old and young can Visit ana ENJOY
without fear Of offense. ~. ,,..
third and Chestnut streets, grand prize eXhiDltol
will be given this evening. There VIII DC sack-rac'
by four boys, a bndf0ld-race on Veloclpedes, LOT
season ticket slowrace Tor season tcHeS, Sa sH
race between boys for season tickets, 10 De aWaIuo
10 the fastest boy-rder ana to tue Desb Doy-TluG
without using the hands tine band OF music WI
be in attendance and some rare sport may pc Ca
JOHN b. GoUGH, Esq, will lecture on "rempe
rance" under the auspices Of the Young Men Men
on Friday evening next. All tickets sold for the othe
rink will be good on this occasion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-04

GRovER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 730 Chestnut street
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NO PosrPoNEASRNr account Of Weathern IN a good
theo and good practice tOo except whore the ladies'
concerned But whom they the most Interested par
ues gaIanty demands any accommodation rather than
tner exposure. Mr.. Wanamsker evidently Thought ss
when on account Of the rain Saturday he deferred
ene opening OF his Youths and Boys Department until
tomorrow If half the rmors and reports that are rife
arc true in reference TO this part of his new
and the beauty and novelty of the Boys Clothing which
stocks it, 1t will well repay ladies look through it TO-
morrow.
wAnmURNE
goes TO France
CURTIN
goes TO Russia.
MOTLEY
goes TO England
EVERYBODY goes to
CHARLES STOKES. No. 1874 Chestnut
street. Tor really Fashionable Clothing The best Cutters
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No 73O Chestnut street.
WANAMAKER 4 Browns. Boys SUITS, SO UP-
Wandnloder % Broion's. Garibaidis and BisBarks
FGnoa1dkeT &c Brotcn's business ,Syi,s 40 nm
Wanamdker Ce Broton's. Chesterfelds
WdnoHidker q Bro,on's. Neo STYLES WaLking CooLs
WondBlaker @ Broton's. Dress Sacks.
WdndHndker d BroDnS. light OveroOals.
WaRosnoheT d Broton's. Spring ouercoots, $6.
WonGSndker % Broton's. Black Suits, 81f w.
WGnanaker % Bro,oa's. Melton Suits, $16 up.
Wandupaker 6 Broton'S. Yoiths Cnesierfelds
Wanau1oker @ Bro,Oa's. Youths Metropolitan Sacks
HdndnndkeT % BTonnS Black Dress Eunts, S5 up.
Wanomdker @ Brotoas. Black Dress Vests, 50 up.
Wdndnldker d Broton's. Clergymen's Suits.
Wonas1aker d Broton's. SiLk PIoed Chesterfelds
Wdna1toker d Brotor's. Register Walking Coats.
WdnopakeT &c BrotoT's. Ibtetot Street Coats.
H0nontdker 6 Bropn'S. Harris Cashmere Suits.
Wand1ldker &c Broion's. Nec Styles Boys Jackets
HdndDpdker q BrotonS. Blue Sack Goats, $40 up.
Wdnanaker 6 Brosons. Everyday Pants, $3 up.
Wond11dker % Broton'S. sin AiDed Suits
Won0Bioher q BrO,ons Boys' Department First Floor
Ha0o1loEsT d. BroeRS Custom Department. L0rgest
in Philddeyphid.
s. Il. Cor SIXTH AND MARKET.
s. f. CoR SIXTH AND MARKET
s. H. Cor. SIXTH AND MARKET
eB- OAK HALL.
eB- OAK HALL.
az OAK HALL
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CHARLES STOKES, No. 1874 Chestnut
street, for really Fashionable Clothing The best Cutters
in the State are there
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DIED..

BEWhEY:mOn Monday May 8, 1869, MARY 9. BEW-
LEY, wife of Thomas j. Bewley
Tho relatives and friends invited to attend the une
ra from her late residence No 1917 n Twelfth street,
Friday, the 7th instant at o'clock Intement at Ron
aldson's Cemetery
CURRAN.-On the Cd instant, BERNARD CURRAN,
in the 69th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No 24O Hamilton street, Wednesday morning at 81
O'Clock
NELSoN.-on the Cd instant, JOHN NELSON, aged 40
years.
The relatives and friends of family also Vaux LODGE
No $685. A. Y M. Philanthropic Lodge, No l5 o. of O.
f. Ashland Encampment, No 45, l. o. of o. F.; Pennsy
yana Lodge No. 122, X. of p. and Liberty Temple of
Honor No respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No. 42 Monroe street. Wednes
day afternoon O'clock To to Lafayette Gene
terry.
OSLER.,on the 1st instant, of George and Eliza
beth s. Osler, aged % years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence his
parents, No. $50 Line street, South Camden NJ j.,
Wednesday afternoon, the 9th instant, at o'clock
PEACOCK.-On Sunday, May 2, LOUISA VANUXEM,
widow of the late james Peacock.
Funeral services at the house of DR. W. S. Forbes No
2 s. FOrysecond street, Wednesday at 10 o'clock A.
M. precisely Interment at Harrisburg. IS
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MAR RHED.

CURRAN-KITCHEN.-O the evening of the goth
gltmo at the residence Of the brides mother by Rev
William Suddards, WILLIAM w. CURRAN to ELLA,
daughter of the late Andrew Kitchen Esq., all of this
city.
HOLLINSHED-FETTERS the 91st of March, by
the Rev. Mr.. Davies, Mr. WILLIAM HOLLINSHED to
Miss LYDIA FETTERS, all of Camden N j.
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AND 600 BRoApMAT. i,.1IralfHl4. NEM YaS.,

JKwFIRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. II g. Second
atree has the largest and most assortment of
ane Jewey and Silverware in the city Purchasers can
rev upop obtaining a real, pure article furnished at
ica which cannot be eQualled He also has large stock
- American Western Watches in all varieties and at ali
,css visit 10 is to result in pleasure aud
profit
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS, YoUrH's. Boys SPRING CLOTHING n 6ne
assortment or choice goods Ia and reoeiVg
daily also, choice selection Qf goods ia piece be made
up 10 order IN the beet style.
HALE WAY BETWEEN BENNETT a Co.,
FIfth aud Tower HALL,
Sixth Areets.) ble MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY. NEW YonK
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FROM EUROPE.
This Evenings Quotations.

By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, May 4-Evening -Consols 9314 for money
and account. Five-twenties quiet at TSX Rail-
ways quiet Erie 1sk. Illinois Central, 9sh. Atlantic
and Great Western, 24L.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Eyening. dull. up
lands t1Ad.; Orleans, 12d Sales to-day 5000 bales.
Corn, 27s. Sd. for new.
LONDON, May 4-Evening -Tallow, 4Ss Calcutta
Linseed, bgf
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Reception at the Executive Mansion
The Only Appointment -Eu-
rOpean Market Quotations.
FR0M WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The EVening Telegraph,
The Secretary of Idaho Territory.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-There was but one ap-
pointment made to-day, that of f. j. Curtis to
be Secretary of Idaho Territory.
Mrs. Grants Reception.
The reception of Mrs President Grant this
afternoon was very brilliant, and the attendance
large. Foreign ministers, with their families,
together with the families Of Cabinet officers
and many ladies of fashion, were present.
During portion of the time, after the Cabinet
adjourned, the President assisted Mrs. Grant in
receiving the guests.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-08-27
DIED.

On the 10th inst, EDGAR IRVING, son Of J.
B. and Matte J. Williams, aged years, mos.
and "a days. On the 18th inst ANNIE
BLANCHE, daughter Of the same, aged mos.
and Il days,
At Parkersvilie, East Tennessee, on the 18th
inst, after brief illness, DANIEL 0'NEAL,
aged 40 yeaFs-
Mr.. o'Ncal emigrated from Bedford county to
East Tennessee on the 9th Of April last. His res
ideneo in bis newly chosen homo has thus sud-
denly been cut short By untimely DEATH His re-
mains we're buried in the Cemetery of Cleveland
city, Tennessee. E.o.
August IS, 1859, in Greenfield, DELLA infant
daughter Of JOHN and SARAH CRAAGER, aged
/ month and II days.
August 10, 1869, in Middle Woodbury. township
Bedford county Pa, MICHAEL LAUcK, aged
about so years.
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MARKETS.
PHILADELrHlA, August %.

PHILADELrHA, August %.
The -four market remains quiet, there be-
ing no demand except from the local trade,
who purchase only enough to supply their
immediate wants. Prices although quotably
the same, were not so firm. Sales Of few
hundred barrels at S. 25GD5 50 for superfne;
| So 50@,6 for extras; So 75@7 IS for Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family /;
Sc 50G7 25 for Pennsylvania 90. do. S7@S
for good and choice Indiana and Ohio do. do;
aud fancy lots at higher figures. Rye -four
sells at Sc 372 per barrel.
The demand for wheat is quite limited and
prices are weak. Sales of 1900 barrels prime
new red at 81 55G1 58; white may be quoted
at 81 65@51 so per bushel, the latter for
Kentucky. Rye sells at 81 20@l 25 per
bushel for Pennsylvania and western. Corn
is quiet and prices are not so strong. Sales
of 100000 bushels yellow at 81 1901 20,
and western mixed at s. 1901 184. Oats
are unchanged sales Of 5000 bushels new
Delaware and Pennsylvania at 56G60c, and
old at 68@70 Nothing doing in barley or
malt.
Cloverseed may be quoted at SIS 80
@9 25 timothy at S4 25@4 so; haxseed at
81 50a52 So.
Whisky may be quoted at 81 25@1 y per
gallon for Pennsylvania and western, in wood
aud iron bound packages.