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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-26
COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour Markets.
sS CoRa AID FLOUR EXCHANGE
RIoHzoED, Va, March %, 1869. !


RIoHAoED, Va, March rs, 1869. )
~ o77BRIEss.
Wheas.-White, ITO bushels. Red, al2 bushels.
0bT,s.-White, 2,0li bushels. Yellow, 102
bushels. Mixed, i,05s bushels.
Odts.-654 bushels.
Rye.-fS bushels.
HsdL.-2S bushels.
Irish Potdtoes.-56 bushels.
sALBs.
Wheat.-White, 30 bushels very good at s1.s5;
so bushels fair at sl.75. Red, 40 bushels good
at Sl.7o; IS bushels very good at 81 so 10
bushels fair at sl.s5; 4 bushels very bad 1T
SI.15.
cOn:-White, SIS bushels very good on pIi;
yate terms 1s6 bushels damp at TIC. ] ,214
bushels good at 79c.. Yellow, 1o2 bushels
Soc. 100 bushels good at zee.
01ts.-s6 bushels seed at 8ec. loo bushels
prime at &C.,; IFS bushels very good at &c.,
29O bushels ut 64c.
Aedl.-White country unbolted, IS bushels at
s2hc.
Irish Potatoes.-Ss bushels at 75c.; 20 bushels
at Csc:
REMARKS offerings Of Corn on Change to-
day, 3,l72 bushels, of which 500 bushels were
re-exhibited, and 1892 bushels sold market
slow and prices somewhat declined, millers
alone buying, shippers absenting themselves,
and distillers merely peeping in at the close Of
the market to see how prices stood. Wheat
evidently in demand, all that was offered being
sold. oats active all sold, but at q decline of
AGENT. Rye neglected.
Wilmington, n. G.
In Wilmington, N. c., Corn is still quoted 1T
S1.o5 to Sl.l5 from store. Oats, 9oc. to 81
from store. Tar, $40, and steady.
New York.
Tn NaJU Ynrk On tho oath instant ET0rr.
rather more active without decided change in
bushels at s1.42 to Sl.43 for No. 2 spring in
store; sl.s5 for white Michigan; 81 90 for
white California and Sl.45 for Nos. and 2
mixed. Corn a shade frmer; sales 1900
bushels at SIS to size. for new mixed western,
and 80 for old mixed western delivered SIS to
soc. for yellow western. Rye dull and lower /;
sales Of western at Sl.32. Barley quiet. oats
quiet sales "a, 900 bushels at 10 to 73Ac. for
western in store, and "a to 76c. afloat.
Baltimore, Md.
In Baltimore on the Gath instant Flour was
q shade higher; in the sales reported were
1900 barrels medium city mills extra at 81, 200
barrels Howard. street extra at 81, 200 barrels
do cut family at IS, 200 barrels family on pri-
vate terms, $50 barrels family super. at Sc % to
So. SO, 100 barrels western super. at s6 06, 100
barrels western extra at ss.S7, 400 barrels
spring wheat extra on private terms, 300 bar
rels do at IS SO, 100 barrels super at SIS IS. Of
ferings of Wheat, 3, 100 bushels; market steady;
sales of Pennsylvania white 1T sl9o, Virginia
Valley red at $2lo to So 20, choice Maryland
at $2.o5, common to good do. at 81. 50 to $l.72.
Corn, 800 bushels of both white and yellow
received; prices to &c. higher; included in
the sales were 5000 bushels of white at SO to
slc., $50 bushels inferior at 10 to &c., 1000
bushels yellow at SEC. Nothing doing worthy
of notice in either Rye or oats; receipts OF both
small.
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Richmond Prices.Current.
THURSDAY, March IS, is

THURSDAY, March Is, 1852.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. our
from actual sales on this day.
ALcohot.-82. 5O90gS "a gallon.
1ls.~Scotch best brands, pints, 81 % dozen;
1pples:-ss@ss q barrel, according to quality
A Observation-Disclosures, 1i@ls;c. ribbed sides, l7,00
.c clear ribbed sides s@ssc'; Virginia noS
5osns l@ Be- ysEp hams aas
Beass.-white' ss9ssss colored' 7se; @sl
sa sa rbyadsIsRia ss app ss whole
Brooms:-Three strings A.2s; iour strlns ss
small. $s; large, 80; five stringss $s:S9s7:
Buckets Painted. two hoops s2'SsGs2'7S three
hGGs Ipss;Ssa a;se: Rn.
esnesaisSt I'd Iey-s2 IS dozen by the case.
CemeIat.-S7,5' p barrel
Cor,tecttoreries, Prutts ac.zCandy. stick, 2sig
s4.as abo1. Figs. 2.Gl2sc. y b. Lemons-Mala-
ga $s.6o@s1 Oranges-Massins, ss.so8ss 2 box.
A Ge9nhse se9 easn Z EI s report,
Corn Keat.-City Mills, bolted,. ESQ.,; country
-l-t ohssss.-Northern and Western prime cutting
9si@25c.; common, l20lsc,; English dairy, Is
Coffee bio, la@2sc.; Laguayra, 'ss92sc.; Java,
candles.-Adamanttns light weight, pGaoc.;
full weight 22G123c.; tallow, 1sc.
Cotton Cards. s7Gss y dozen WOOL CARDS. S'ss
'cibtton Yarrs.-s2. loGs7.2s.
Dried FruL.--ApPles, aQ!ec. n; nlacA 3 e :.
peaches. peeled. ss@s0c. a n. ,
Dy s:d A5lans ssc GanIan
issc.'; Hmeske az lic.: Hndrescosgins nsc., !;
lac. Dunneis issc. DEiNNEs: Pacific, best
sz z1ss; laas' poa ss Il Sunny sac, s.
Baltic, ioc. IS Westminster, He. Portsmouth,
ne Putnam nse R Re- RsoS e; nd gSss.
Manchester, isc. - carroll lasc: 5-sGranite;
Valley si lie; II Hun6olds l0se. q Mancnester,
| Itc.: - Granitegtlle, lac. - Putnam: Asc.
- Indian STANDARD lsc "a LEVEL sS eo q s &c
madder, s2c: indigo, sl.7s; cochineaL 81. so@$l Is
"a b.: extract logwood isc.; sup. caro. soda, sta
| 7c.: bluestone, Sc,
| Fsosr.-Yirginta country is quoted to-day by the
dray,load superfne, $3.50; extra, %. as8sa.so
Fur Furs.WBeaver, frss quality, extra large, each
e9.so; second qualify, s. s. small SIZE s0e. Blaek
seas sgs1 Gray E Eod sSs sro Kea Esa
tens &c. Gnos sH aa SEASONED &C. Otter. sSss
hiss ssissa}i tss f asfsS 'sesss osr.s.
for 10. ( and "a hsk-Sarrsl for No. roe her:
s Enss ss saSSs No No s On basreis sss,
| No. .. large IN hsrrels). els: No. 3. small &l4
\ No I'm kteI, $2. 76192: No. TN kttnf sa.2'
! Gsaso; No. = s2lsGs9.25. Mess snad TN kits,
| Fssd.-oats, ssgesc. shipstuE. from the min
| 15c. u bushel. Brownstuf, from the mill csc. q
| bushel. Wheat bran, sc. Corn bran, &c. shorts
| .Narseed 81 sogEs2.s as "a bushel.
| Frse.--Toy's mining. Sc. 3$l 10 Per loo !eeS.
] Fedthers.-Prime live geese, 7cGsoc.; common
| 6oSH6oc. ---s--
/ Gttdao.-Ss2 per tons
1 GsrasHg.-7aScssc.
| 0rf.,dssonss.--ss13ic.A b.
| Hny.-Timothy. soc. Rsi.lo: clover, 7setssc.
| Htdes.-Dry, lSSa3lc.; dry sisted, lIG2:oc.; We
sailed le, CSC: vet sailed calfsksns. Sl7tSsss'le
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Encouraging accounts of the crops are
received from all parts Of California. The
yield of wheat and barley promises to be
largely in excess of any former year.
Sixty-three vessels are now on the voy-
age from San Francisco to Great Britain,
their cargoes aggregating 100000 sacks
of wheat; eight vessels are en- route for do
mestic ports with 10000 sacks of wheat,
and ten vessels for Rio de Janeiro with 81,
900 barrels -four. The value of California
wheat and -four now afost for China and
other countries is 100000.
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LIABILITY FOR PURCHASING ST0L LEN
BOSDs-AN INTERESTING SUIT.-Ap I'M
portant question to bond-holders was decided
before Judge Peckham in the Supreme
Court of New York, on Tuesday, in the suit
of Verhuven and others against the Manu-
facturers' National Bank and others. The
plaintiffs, in November, 1867, lost So, 900
gold certificate, stolen from one of their
messengers. They at once advertised 1t,
and got out handbills announcing its loss.
The handbills had on them "stolen-A
gold check," but in other respects described
it correctly. On the 5th of January the
certificate was presented at the counter OF
the Manufacturers Bank by person who
said that he desired to exchange 1t for
smaller certificates to purchase exchange at
Brown Brothers.. One Of the handbills was
then conspicuous in the bank, but the teller,
net noticing it, handed out five Sl,0OU
gold certificates. On presenting the
certificates to the sub-treasury, MIR. Van
Dyck refused payment, and notified the
plaintiffs. The plaintiffs thereupon began
9 replevin suit against the bank and the
teller, and to prevent, by injunction, the
cashipg of the check, made the assistant
treasurer also a party to the suit. The
plaintiffs claimed, on the trial, that the de-
PENDANTS had notice Of the fact that it was
stolen, and therefore acquired no title. The
bank showed that these certificates passed
from hand to hand by delivery; that there
were some 50,O0O,0 900 ahoat, and that one
bank took in two millions day, and the
defendants themselves $4,000; and that
there was a very marked difference be-
tween gold checks and gold certificates. The
Court directed verdict for the defendants,
and as there had been an injunction, d.
rscted the jury to assess interest on the
value Of the check as dsmages,-Ne0 York
Post, Tuesday.
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A woman named Mabb was murdered at
FishhouSe Village, Saratoga county, on
Monday morning, by her former mulatto
paramour. The mulatto asked her II she
was married to Mabb, and upon receiving
an affirmative answer, fired FIVE shots at
her, three Of which entered her head ana
one her neck. The murderer gave himself
up, and is now in Ballston jail.
An Illinois railway is getting freight cars
built on which is painted, "From Ocean to
oceanic Transfer"
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MARRIAGE OF PRIESTS IN ITALY.-The
question of priestly celibacy has come up
once more in Naples, and the right Of
priests to marry is now res adjudicGta in
Italy, outside the States Of the Church.
The tribunal Of Salerno forbade young
priest to take wife whereupon he ap-
pealed to the Neapolitan courts, and the
result was in his favor. A similar decision
was rendered two years ago in Genoa.
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THE IRISH DrsEsTABLfsHMEsr QUESTION.
London, March 24-3:30 A. M.-The debate
on the bill for the disestablishment of the
Irish Church was resumed in the House of
Commons tonight. Mr. Spencer a, WAL
pole opposed the bill, end o. Donoghue made
q speech ia its favor. Mr.. Gathone Hardy
followed. He said the strength OF the Libe-
rails came only from the majorities at the
hustings. 1t rested on no irmer basis.
Mr.. Gladstone had pledged himself and his
followers to the destruction of ali that was
deemed most sacred. The destruction of
the Church was urged by envy and jea-
lousy. lie maintained that the Church had
always fulfilled its mission.
MIR. Gladstone then rose to conclude the
debate. He reviewed the course of the bill
and the argument for and against it. he
declared that new policy Was necessary
for Ireland; and this vas the first step de-
manded by the unanimous voice Of the
majority.
Mr.. Gladstone resumed his seat amid
deafening cheers, and the House divided on
the motion that the bill be read second
time, with the following result: In favor,
36S; against, 250-majority for the Go
vernment, 1l8.
Tho announcement Of the result was
greatly cheered in the House. The cheers
were taken up by the people in the Hobbies,
and the news was thus conveyed to an i'm
mense crowd outside Of the House, who
Joined in the applause with ardent enthu-
siasm.
The House, at 3 o'clock in the morning,
adjourned over the holidays until the LIST
Of April.
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DARING ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, March 24.-Three robbers en-
tered Mr.. Schteuker's house yesterday and
gagged Mrs. Schteuker, who was alone, and
escaped with So 800. John Pierce was ar
rested, and confessed that he was one of the
parties. William Ellis was also arrested
on suspicion. One of them escaped. The
money vas not recovered.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-A
party of engineers are engaged in the sur
intersected by Keeney's Knobs, in Green.
brier, thus diverting it from the route Of
the Greenbrier river for the purpose oil
shortening the route by cutting across the
angle formed by the Greenbrier and New
vers.-Monroe County Register.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MARYLAND
IW AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PENCE GEORGE COUNTY. Md:
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
$500 and FEBRUARY 1ST
Vacations from July list TO September 18th.
4 Entire charge for i've months, Sl2s. No extras,
Uniform required.
For circulars or Information apply to
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President
or TO Major r. A. q. HANDY, Registrar.
Postolice at the college. 3a SIN
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49,. FIFTEENTH AMENpxENT.-Thc Ma
~ =; rntslioeacer Of yesterday says

r,,aI LntelkSe'cer OF yesterday says:
~'' Tho action Of Indiana and the refusal
c.argia to ratify, for which we have to
d W. Governor Bullock and his Republic
taA" S-iends in the Legislature, settle the
tsh - the fifteenth amendment. Its de-
ts's " NV is mex: 20 certain. We count
'est Set It Oregon, California, Kentucky,
,s ,,.ware, Maryland, Ohio, New Jersey,
.e. 20 and 1ndiana-nine States. Ten
Y Sufficient to defeat it, and Connecticut
!, would end it; We observe that both
s'SDa lrania and New York fail to ratify,
rem !; would seem that the Republican
$40 10 hers of the Legislatures of these States
1s a.nt be got up to the mark. This Issue
c.: -, sn.er into all the autumnal elections,
wa va ,be issue will be disastrous to the Re-
S -. beyond all doubt"
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THE WORKING PEoPLE.-The following
prices, it is reported, are paid in New York
to mechanics engaged in the construction
of dwelling houses Stone cutters, IS per
day bricklayers, S. brick-carriers, 1910;
carpenters, from $3.50 to 81; !ashers,
81 so; plumbers, $3.50; cellar-diggers,
81 Is to 81. SO, and laborers engaged in car
rying earth, 81; granite-cutters, $500 !;
plasterers, $3.50; moulders, So; stair
builders, from 81 so to SIS. 1t is stated
that tho wages of the several trades are
likely to remain as they now stand until the
latter part of May. The journeymen wood
gilders of New York report that their wages
are SIS per week, and that trade is very
hrisk
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, March 25.-The committee on
the Cortes has reported Q constitution pro-
yiding for monarchy, with king to reign
eighteen years, senators to remain in Office
thirteen years, and congressman three
years, and the church and state to be sepa-
rated. - .-.,s
The Cortes has passed the CONSUMPTION
law Er54s /.
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INFIRMARY.

NOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARsHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
kr CAGES requiring medical or surgical ad "a.
misted except the insane and those laeorin1 unoef
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably In advancel including BOARD
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards, per week, %.
Private rooms, per week, 41o to ga.
A small additional Zee Ia charged Tor surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on pes-
mits from members Of the committee OF the Cfty
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen On
permits from the custom-house.
For further information or admission, apply at
the infrmary 70 ISAIAH Il. WHITE, u. D.,
ia Kim Medical superintendent.
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REPUBLIC VS.. MoNARCKY.-John Mitchell
says:
"Spain.-The Spanish revolution goes as
we predicted it would; that is, it must end
in monarchy, under the Duo de Montpen-
sier or some other. AS for republic,
Spain is not ripe or is not unripe and raw
enough, for that. If republic were estab-
lished in that ancient monarchy to-mor-
row, it would soon share the fate Of the
French Republic. Old and famous king
doms, built up by crusading barons and en-
riched by the escutcheons Of houses high
and noble, do not willingly strip themselves
to their shirt-tails and pretend to 60 about
amongst their neighbors in primitive 're-
publican Simplicity"
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The INDIANS IN CAL1FoRN1A.-Sa Fran
cisco, March 24.-The Indians in Humboldt
county, California, who lately committed
outrages on the settlers, attacked Govern
ment transportation train and killed ten
mules and wounded number more. Loss,
about $4,000.
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Foreign sIarke,s-rBY TslxanApHl.

LIyBSPooL, March Is. = Noon. Cotton
active and prices unchanged; estimated sales,
$4,000 bales; sales for the week, So, 900 bales,
OF which 5000 were for export and 10, 600 for
speculation; stock, 25s,ooo bales, including
}le, 900 American.
4 Afternoon not 9uits 50 active;
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MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINE SHOP.
WI sLoAr . ApprraroN.

,ls CARY STREET, szAa FougrxrnEHs1 Hnrr.
where we do all kinds OF work In the lire Of .
elLregulated machine shop. All ktnds o. iko1
work made and repaired, from the iarses si5e
ste am. en- CINE and boiler down 70 Inc smhaesss0
ing machine needle. =. a.
all kinds OF work st reasonable Tates. Our ~
mncbinists' work. We are the exclusive SCENTS
for the following: Iutson's Patent 6ogernos
Utlca steam Gauge Company's steam 6augss. the
best steam SAUCE now In nse ESlden,s Patens
steam Z nglne Packing Horton,a Lathe Chacks
Gardner's Patent Earn door Lock and dasp. com'
nume rous to mention. md as nattyes and edopse0
natives of the sacred Virginia soil We ASK fsar
poi''oh - pAN a. JACKSON ADpINGToN,
nh 2a-am GEORGE B. sLoAT.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
- EOOMs.-We hsve now In store In two Of
those large ironfront buildings opposite the post
Office the most elegant stock Of CHAMBER, PAR-
LOR, AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE that
has been offered In this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES Of all kinds manufactured
in this city, and at very low prices.
All parties wanting goods in our line will find
the prices to suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite post-ofice, Main street,
Re II Richmond.
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Il In the sixty. second year oftts existence. 10
one Of the oldest and nost widely known tcufnals
In the .outh. Published In the central portion OF
mineral snd agricultural region OF southwestern
Virginia than any other newspaper. - extensive
circplnson and patronage are not the WcxS o9 =
day but the result OF many yea{s, labor. II 70 a.
established Institution. and being heartily - ven
as prominently identified With the eouannrciaL
or the stats. II appeals confidently 10 RifxtaaaaS
for tfs support. ~. s. .,...5sx
reign correspord6Ece dsiiy kilograms nom ~
paris or the world. tndiciors selections Me s0e
family With news and miscellany, mako y q cnc0
q usefm and readsble journal
Adeertise-s win consnit their interests ~ asaI-
ing themselves OF Is columns.
TEAMS snb:sripMon Rxsc 81 q ~ s sryu,a
stk~E '-.-'- UHAElAsS w. Blu TOM. 81,
A "a Edttcr and PyOpxfetoPs
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Flour and Coffee.

Advices from Rio de Janeiro of the ed Feb
ruary say
IMpoRTs-F Zour-Receipts have been $3.50
barrels and bags American Qnclrding 3,Io9
Californian) and $500 bags Chile sales re-
ported are 1906 barrels Trieste at So to $4,000
gether, at 29IOoO l3, sol Baltimore and interior
extras at 25iI to 2SEC0o; 200 Californian
(mostly in bags) at 23U500 to 23NOOo, and l,ooO
bags Chile At 22lOo0 per 200 pounds. And there
have been sent on 10 MonteVideo !'ooo pags
Chile, /, 500 bags Montevideo, and 5000 bags
Californian, ex-Notos. Stock in first hands
is 81, 767 barrels, say 80. 267 barrels American
(of which 1907 were Richmond, 1881 oaitl,
more, interior, and New 7 ork extras, ana ,3oS
Californian and 800 Trieste.
Above shipments to the South have some
what relieved the market, and shove prices
are still obtainable, though with difficulty
and we quote to day Richmond lst, $4,000
and I'd, 27IO00; Trieste at Sllo0o; Baltimore
extras, 2el to 2SN0O0; interior extras, 25H &c
27loo0 California. 22II to 23IOoo per 200 lbs.
Chile 2oIG00. N. B.-The $500 bags Califor.
MIA, ex-Notos, being reshipped to Monteyideo,
were sold at price equal TO 22lj0o per 2ot
lbs, for consumption.
EXPORTS. - Coffee. This article has con.
tinued in brisk demand since the Sth instan,
for Southampton packet, the demand having
been fully equal TO our receipts, ana oul
stock therefore remains unaltered-say aoou'
| ITO 600 bags Prices have advanced since the
| some 200 Rs per arrobe on the better grades
which continue very scarce, while the lower
grades are unchanged.
Sales since 2ad ultimo have been 2lS, 900 bags
| of which l2S, 500 were for the United States
We quote: Fine superiors, Sl2oo to $500
| superiors, 7lS00 to $1,000; good hrsts. 1900 u
| SLIGO regular frsts, 5l6O0 to $500; and ordi
| nary firsts 5II20O to 5I4o0 per arrobe. And OF
| this basis our quotations for cargoes are: a
Exchange, ls94d. per Il, with per cent. com
frpin n h
| lows:
| Per 4. s. d. s.. d.
| United States, II fine
and superior, and
| 90 good first...... 1850 ~ ~ ~
| North OF Europe, 2-3
| fine and superior,
and i good first. 1880 Oh IL
Channel and Medi-
terranean, averag-
ing good ordinary. 6isoo SO ! -.
| Per cwt., t. o. b. ex-freight, with per cent
commission and exchange lSAd. per u.
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stock aaoat. 4I7,ooo bales, incinding 1927
Amnrican. O'Clock Cotton firm saiee maae
OF npIands afioat at 12Ad. Yarns ano ta .e.sc
nc Manchester frmer and prices. ~ -.
Wheat active. There will be NO msfA1s ~
Lfysrpoob, March 25.-Eventng. Cotton
closed at-uplands, 12hgl2zd. Orieans, iz7s
gl2Md:; sales, 1000 bales.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
- to make to order all kinds OF WAGONS,
and workrn anship. Those in want of such articles
would consult their own interest by calling anc
examining my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
K. p. ODELL,
NH 10 Third and Marshall streets.
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SOMETHING NEW.
NJ OLD GAs-rIy rUREs RENEWED.

/. auor1NreasrLE Will RE-BRoNzE CHAN
DELIERS and 6As-FIXTURE3 OF every de-
scr!ption, and warrant them 10 LOOK as COCO as
new, Give him trial, at $40 Broad street, rae