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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-14


Whether the committee of nine have
done any good, think they may now leave
to an enlightened public judgment.
Renting them to that judgment, pro-
pose to include in the verdict, whatever it
may be, the name Of gentleman which
has not heretofore been announced. Imeau
L. Q. Washington, Esq, of Washington
city.
Without fee, or reward, or the hope of
either, but prompted by love for Virgil
MIA, which, in these days, may appear
romantic, he has worked for us day aud
night, in season and out of season, amidst
Heterogeneous which would have repulsed
one of less chivalry, less courageous devo-
ton to duty, and less self-re!iance in the
pursuit of noble object.
Well acquainted with the temper of Con-
gress and their constituents, and in conse-
ouence fully alive to the danger of the
State, he first, in the national metropolis,
took her part single-handed, against great
odds, and in her darkest hour. But to a
clear head, o good heart, and determined
hand, he added practical and personal
knowledge of political influences, strategic
skill in using them, and uDhagging per
sistcnce. Thus fitted, and thereby EN-.
boldened, he took his place, and prepared
the way for "the nine," and was with them
co-worker of great value.
To say that he was altogether disinterest
ed is only to give him stronger claim t.
our thanks and l, who know that whereof
I affirm, shall not feel satisfied until l a.
least, for one, have shown in this public
manner, though in brief and moderate
phrase, my sensibility to an obligation
which mere words cannot adequately ex
press. GRATUs.
I'VE heartily bear testimony to the entire
Justice of this well-conceived and graceful
tribute to Mr.. Neutrality-suspicious. Dis
patch.]
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate q gent.

VTERY DESIRABLY-LOCATED BRICK
v TENEMENT, ON THE EAST LII e OF
THIRD BETWEE FRANKLIN AND GRACE
s,ld at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY the 18th or April, lS6a, at O'Clock i.
H., the BRICK DWELLING located rs above
now and for many years past In the occupancy Of
Mr.. Oscar r. Weisiger. he lot has a front Of 7ss
By l39 feet. The d~ cling has ample accommoda-
tOns for large family, and the neGhborhoUdl Is an
excellent one.
TERMS : Cne-third cash; balance ut six twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
ap 10 W. GODDlE, Auclioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
TUTURE DAY.



T,RUsTEE,s SALE OF A PLANTATION
NEAR BRAKES BRANC H DHPOT,
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
BY virtue OF . deed OF trust from L: =. squlIe 70
me, bearing date July 10. 1885, and duly rec0roea
in the clerks Office OF the county court Of Char,
lolte, SHALL at the request OF the beneficiary, sen
by auction, without limit or reserve. on the pre-
ntses, on SATURDAY The 9Th OF May 1869 the
PLANTATION called "MILLDkLE.o lying
near Drake's Branch depot, Richmond and Dan,
VILE railroad, containing EIGHT HUhDhEn
AND SIXTEEN ACRES, more or less OF Tnicn
probably 900 acres are cleared the balance oeln8
mostly In original growth.
There are On the place, and within few hEnd e
wards OF the depot n large TWo-SrnRY BHiGk
DWELLING and necessary outbutldings. Tne
subscriber will show the land TO parties desiring
,fEEnTs In addition to sum sufficient TO defray
the expenses Of executing the trust 81 oso IS CASH
81 $50 SO on 18th July 1852 and teo 80 on inc istn
twelve mouths, Interest added. For deferred pay,
ments negotiable Eotes secured By deed OF trust
will be required. r...
ap8-td5 II. ~ fhOO1oFs' ~ uctSo.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1908 Main street.

VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER
v COUNTY. ON The UPPER CHiChARO-
MiNY, ONE MILE From KILBY'S STATION
RICHMOND FREDE sICkeBURG AND Pc.
TOMAC HAILKQADl AnJolhISG WIN y H ~
BR0OK ROAD, KNOWN AS THE "MOSELY
TRACT,n FOR SALE AT AUC1 ION.-At the
request of the owner we will sell at IL O'Clock on
WEDNESDAY, 18th day of , pril on the premi.
SEES the above FARM containing two hundred and
sixty-seven acres seventy five cleared. ofexc=llent
quality the balance wood, Of which nifty acres are
original growth ship and stave timber. saw and
grist-mill y thin two miles. Improvements: house
with four rooms, barn, stable. &C. fencing COED;
TERMS One-thi-d cash balance, twelve and
eightcen months, secured by trust deed. For fur
Their particulars applyto HILL Il GODDlN,
NH 1q-eodtd an Q, + I0&l4 Auctioneers.
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DUCKWALL s. ROUSS.-ApR1L l3

~ 1869 Just received, per steamer Isaac Bell,
another shipment ofAUCTIoN BARGAINS:
English Tapestry Carpets; Floor Oilcloth, ~
and Sd; Bleached and Brown Domestlcs; the best
Prints, l2sc.; Coates's spool Cotton, aoc. per do
zen, and other brands equally as good at SEC. per
dozen Dress Goods Ribbons, &C.; Cassimeres;
Cloths; Shoes, ladies' and chiidren's; Ladies'
and Misses Straw Hats.
Our friends are invited to call and see our nu
merous BARGAINS. spA
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DISSOEUTTONS, Sc.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP existing under
L the Arm and style OF SOUOAR & E1ZZINI
has, BY mutual agreement, been dissolved this
day. Either partner Is authorized to sign the
name OF the concern in liquidation only.
Richmond, Va, April l, 1860.
Mr.. HENRY B. BOuDAR will still continue
10 carry on business artte same stand and hopes
to merit continuance OF the patronage bestowed
upon the late firm. ap Ell
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BY wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND HAND
v SOMELY-LOCATED BRICK DWELLING.
Ar TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LElGH
AND EIGHTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION:-At the request OF the devisee OF Miss g,
mes Nicolson, deceased, shall sell at auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of April,
1869. at o'clock p. NJ. thst very attractive and
admirably we'll built BRICK TENN GNT loca.
ted as above Opposite to the residence OF Mr.
Thomas w. McCance), now In the occupancy o.
Mr.. Samuel n. Price. The lot hiss front OF OF
feet. and depth Of about 40 feet to an alley. Tine
dwelling is three stories above the bisem nt con-
tains twelve rooms, besides dressing.rooms to the
chambers and has all OF the usual modern I'm.
provements, includir E iron verandah In the front
and on the side. and twostory portlco In the rear
In addition, there is very excellent brick Kitchen
Containing four rooms, and the yard Is stocked
with ever greens, flowers. shrubs, &c.
The location is beautiful one and the WHOLE
premises in good order
he buildings were erected about ten or twelve
years ago, and are regarded as remarkably well
arranged.
Terms One fifth cash; balance ct six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months for n gotiable
notes, Interest added, secured BY a trust deed.
W. GODDIN,
ap l-2tawlw&dtds Auctioneer.
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By Wellington Goddln, Auctioneer.
}. L. Apperson, Salesman.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME

ryvRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAMED
T. TENEMENT IN JUDI H'S ADDITION. -
By virtue OF deed of trust to the subscriber by
Peter Gwynn and wife, dated iath OF October, 1857,
and recorded in hichmond Hastings curt, shall
SEES on WEpNEsDAY the 2lst OF hprit, 1859, II
fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter, at
O'Clock L. ~, the RE ESTATE conveyed by
said deed fronting 2ei feet on south side of Duval
between st. Peter aau Judah streets. running back
$50 feet having thereon a comfortable FRA MED
TrNFMGhT, In the occupancy OF said grantors.
Whilst the deed requires Il cash sale rs TO the
debt secured tn. holder thereof will accept one
fourth In cash the balance AZ four, eight, AMI
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added,
secured by 4 trust deed. The terms rs 10 the sur
plus will be announced ut the sale.
an 20 J. l.. ApPEt SON, Trustee.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES,

A. BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
We BRAND GUTTER, l4ls MAIN STREET
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking all
kinds Of wooden articles By heating 1t is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste Brushes, In
delible Ink Eleel Dies, Alpaabets, Zeal Presses
Brass and German oliver. Frames. stesl Rlngs.
Checks, Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail NH
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TANNER, EHBETs & DELANEY,
MACHINIsTs, ENGINEERS. and FOUNDERS.

MACHINERY OF all kinds built and repaired.
Railroad Work, Engines, Boilers, Castings OF Iron
or Brass, Forgings, &C.
Agents in the southern States for Biake's patent
STONE AND OkE CRUSHER-an invaluable
machine for parties having any kind Of stone or
ore to break into fragments. Send for descriptive
circular.
On hand for sale several new aud secondhand
ENGINES, from u to 4o-horse power.
Scrap Iron, Brass, and Copper, wanted.
an 10 d3. fecd)2w&w3m
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Board Of Education under the free school
system. a;on th;s
afternoon, engaged on the interesting SUD.
iect Of adjusting the tax bill for the curseh'
wear. -
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DEFY GOODS.

0ARDoZo, ALsoP & FoURQUREAN
are opening this morning new supply Of
DREss GOODS.
Among them, beautiful
CHECKED AND STRIPED sILKs AND
SILK PoPLINs
In new and beautiful shadea
NEW GOODS FOR SUITS AND DREsalg.
They have supply OF
JUGLAR's KID GLOVES.
and can furnish from sample card any shata
desired.
Also. A GOOD KID GLOVE, in very desirable
shades, at one dollar and twenty-five cents.
HOUsEKEEPIN6 AND DOMESTIC STOCK
is full and complete. and will be sold
VERY LOW.
CARDOZo, ALsoP & FoURQUREAN.
EN- PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN o. CHrLxs
T, D. QuARLEs, and E. p. LYONS. are with Us,
and would be pleased to see their friends and &C.
nuaintances. apN
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
SOMETHING NEW.
OLD GAs-FIXTURES RENEWED.

MOUNTCAsTLE win RE-BRONZE CHAM
pELIERS and aAS-FIXTURES Of every de-
scripton. and warrant them to look as good as
new. Give him q trial, sc $40 Broad street. NH 5
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES, TWO
4 STOaY FRAMED HOUSE. &c, ar AUG.
TION.-On WED y esd 7 the l4th instant at Il
O'Clock, we Will sell on the premises known rs
"simcn's Rope Walk corner Of Twenty ,tightf
and NJ streets, a lot Of TOBACCO FlAFuEEs,
consisting of ,,rur,
BOX SCRkWS,
uALF-POUND SHAPP,
ONE-POUND sHAPE.
Together with
LEVERS,
BENCHES,
DRYERS,
KNIVES,
SCALES,
STICKS, &c.
After which. the TWO STORY FRAME BUILD
ING, forty by twenty feet recently built OF the
best materials. 49,, -
An arrangement can be made to rent the ground
If The purchaser does not wish to remove the build
ing. COOh La tuS,
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE UUUDo.
Good SWISS MUSLINS at is, 10, and Mc.-none
worth less than IS and s7Ac.;
FRENCH MUSLINS, very cheap;
PEOUKs at 81. 10 50, 60, and 7sc.-bargsins;
BIRDS-EYE DIAPER at sec. worth &c.:
DIAPER ct %. O. co. and % per piece-remsrka.
bly, cheap:
TOWELS in endless variety and prices;
IRISH LINENS at 75c. worth sl-considered by
everybody very cheap;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN at ss and sSc. worth
more.
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NFACHINE SHOP.

SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
llI5 CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we do all kinds OF work In the line OF q
we'll regulated machine shop. All kinds OF Iron
work made and repaired, from the largest size
steam CINE and boiler down to The smallest sew
ing-machlne needle.
We 20 and send workmen In the country to do
all kinds OF work at reasonable rates. Our spe-
cialty is everything and anything In the way OF
machinists, work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following: Juds0n's Patent Governor
Utica Steam Gauge Company's Steam Gauges the
best steam sauge now In use selden's Patent
Garduer's Patent Barn door Lock and Hasp, COM
bined and many other useful articles entirely too
numerous to mention. and as natives and adopted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil re ask a fair
p0-'''' GEORGE B. sLoAT,
NH 2o-sm A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS DAY.
BY z. Gathright. Auctloneer,
No. l43a Main street,
between Fourteenth ana Fifteenth.
WILL SELL AT, MY STORE THIS
Il MORNING at 10 O'Clock
CABINETS,
JENNY LIND, COTTAdE, anu othei
BEDSTEADS;
WAkDROBES,
SOFAS,
CHAIRS,
ROCKERS,
TABLES,
CHILD'S CARRIAGE,
HAIR and other MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS,
SHEETS, &C.
ALSO,
large assortment OF
DIZZY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES, "
NOTIONS, &C. Z. GATHR1GdT.
an "A Auctioneer.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

CONTEMPORARIES RED MEN-ODD FELL
LOWS - METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL So
CIETY OF VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.-THE
PoSTMAsTERsHIP-COMM COUNCIL.
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HIRSH Il GUGGENEEIMER
are still receiving fine stock or
SPRING DRESS GOODS
CALICOEs,
BLEACHED and BLOWN MUsLINs,
LINENS,
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
DIAPER, &c, &c.
all of which have been purchased for cash.
If economy be wealth, why not practice It? Buy
for cash and sell for cash, as HIRSH GUGdEH.
HEIMER do, and then you can always tell what
YOU are doing. The nimb!e sixpence plan is by far
the best and most certain.
Below we append price-list OF the many bar
gains we are Offering.
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN POPLINs at ssc. worth
sl.2s, and 81 worth $3.50;
MOHAIR ALPAOAS, all shades, at '7c. worth
&c.;
Elegant BLACK SILKS at ~ worth $40. and
$3.50 worth 81;
SILK CHALLIES, all colors
Beautiful GRANITE POPLIaS at Sc. worth
7sc.-a great bargain;
A full line of BUFFALO BLACK ALPACAs;
PLAIN and PLAID TALL colors) JAPANESE
CLOTHS and SEASIDE LUSTRES;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH.
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The surprise was very great during the
week when the telegram announced the
death Of Andy johnson, aud contlpued 50
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AUCTIONS SALES.
By Wellington Goddin.
kuctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.
vtTTuHE DAY.

Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
TIRsT-CLAs5 RESIDENCE AND Nd, "a, VA
CANrLOr THE Soul lest ST., CO t.,
SEk OF GARY AND gIRsT s d,s y aSc fU1s
on the premises, on TUESDAY the nth Of May.
1902 commencing At Se Rsfck IN Inc ifsF
located as above. The Lot has front on the
south side OF Gary street OF 70 feet ana ranJ fsSs
ccn..ins eleven rooms besides kitchen with four
rooms good smoke house and large brick stable
md carrigge-house The whole premises are
IN GOOD order. The d w L LING wac erected
by the late firm Of Beszley Qnar n,,a :, and
fcst-ciass residence. 1t is owned by Mr. james j.
Williams twas formerly occupied oy himl and Ia
now IN enc occupancy or MIR. Francis 4. Glasgow,
ct an annual rent Of S72o:
TIE properly win be sold as whole or so divided
as to sell OIL lot 10 the east iroLting ~ iett on
TERMs one-arth cash balance at four, eight ut,
twelve sixteen aud twenty months Tor negotiable
notes. interest added. secured by trust deed.
' W. G. JDDlN, Auctioneer.
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an I4-7aw3wtds
cell ON SATURDAY the

NOTICE.-I will sell on SATURDAY the
IN nth day OF April 1859, near g. "; Harris's
shop on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad De
one STEAM SAW-MILL (toIty-horse engtnel
ShW-CAKkIa GE. and SAR, all complete
IUMRER NJ. Il. GOOCH,
Sheriff Louisa couaty. and as such
administrator Of Jonathan 1ulley, deceased.
IN
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EMBROIDERIEs.
CAMBRIC EDGE at 70, IS, 50, and s7.c.-nons
worth less than 81 AID ooc.;
CAMBRIC INsERTINGS, the Sandstone as low
as Is. per yard;
LINEN-CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs, hem.
stitched, at 2sc.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DRICK DWELLING AND VACANT
ID LOT. At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
TW ENTY-FOUHTH AND l. STREETS, AT
AUCTION The DWELLING situated as above
will be sold at auction upon the premises. on WE'D
NESD.Y, l4.h OF priL, at a J.. M IL has four
rooms, besides closets and passages; Kitchen
with two rooms, 4 well Of water, ALL good gar
den with fruit trees.
The lot is 67xl22 feet to an alley IS feet wide.
TERMS at sale.
G2UBBS & WILLIAMS,
ami AuctiGnecrs.
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MACHINERY, &c.

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
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Patti promised to return to US with the
swallows and the ilacs, but here she ig,
aud finds not vestige of either. In re-
vepge, she promises to MARBLE in a few
days, and in the mean time displays the
diamonds and precious stones she spoiled
the Russians of. One diamond is very
large and fat, and formerly served to
cover the brooch portrait Of q Russian
countess.
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ssTHE" DRY GOODS STORE
BROAD sTRkET-627, 627, 627.

NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS,
PRETTY GOODS.
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MTANTED, TO SELL.-Any one willing
w to buy handsome set Of PAkLUR FUh-
NlTUkE GIN do so by applying at NO. 3'2 Broad
street, between bird ana Fourth.
an II codlw&
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WANTS.

WTANTED A No. SAWYER to run
w circular steam saw-mil. 70 competent
and reiis bic man coed wages will be aid apply
at onceto A. l.. SIR PhEkD e CO.,
Commission HeI Chauts.
ap l4-4t Basin Bank corner Eleventh street.
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WTANTED, A COOK AND HOUSE
wv sERVANT, al the corner OF Main and JET
ferson streets. The cook must be iirstratc bread
maker, and be willing to milk cow. Both must
come well recommended. ap It-2t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-16
A Delegation OF Red Men Call on the
President-NOmlnat and Con-
flrmatiOns to Office.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-This
afternoon a delegation of representa-
tive men of the Cherokee, Choctaw,
Greek and Chickasaw Indians had an
interview with the President. Over
twenty persons were present, includ-
ing Col. Downing, Chief Judge Field
aud Col. Adair of the Cherokees
Governor Wright, of the Choctaws /;
Calbert Carter, Chief of the Chicka-
saws; George w. Steadam Of the
Greeks, and other prominent repre-
sentatives of these tribes. Upon be-
ing introduced to the President, Gov.
Wright stated in behalf of the civil
lized tribes of Indians represented,
that they appeared before him TO pay
their respects and extend their con-
gratulations to him The admins
Iration. he said, was looked on with
confidence, and they were highly graf
flied with the Pres dents declaration
in his inaugural, that he would do
whatever was for the best interest of
the Indian tribes.
The speaker, in behalf of the repre-
seutation, presented to the President
"a memorial, stating substantially their
agreement in the treaty stipulatlOns
to use their influence in behalf of the
Plains Indians, and informed tho
President of their desire to accom-
plish lasting peace between the
Government and the indians. which
they felt confident of accomplishing
if upheld by the Government IA their
efforts.
The President replied that he was
glad to be informed that they would
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CHICAGO.
An AbscOnding Bank Cashler-Suicide
Fire at AnOka, Minnesota.

CHICAGO, March 15.-The Cashier
of the First National Bank of Rock
ford, this State, is reported to have
absconded with the funds OF the de
positors. The bank will probably
fail. The people of Rockford and
vicinity are much excited by this un-
expected development. The Cashier
has hitherto been regarded as an
honorable man.
VIM. Proteen, a respectable farmer,
residing near Brighton, Illinois, shot
himself through the head with a re-
voIver, on Saturday, killing him in
stantly. No cause is known for the
act.
A destructive fire occurred at
AnOka, MINI, on Saturday night. 1t
consumed eight buildings on Front
Street, involving a loss of $25 900,
with an insurance of $4,000. The fire
was probably the work OF an incen-
diary. The victims are Richardson
& Currie, NJ. e. kellogg, Morton
& Co, Geo. Kelsey, w. B. Wilson,
Ives 81 Townsend, j. j COuchman,
Cutter Il Co, Murphy Il Roam, and
e. IL. Davis.
Alta meeting of the stockholders
of the Dubuque & Sioux City Rail
road Company, held in Dubuque. to-
day, the lease If ,lid road to the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company was
unanimously confirmed.
The Merchants and Commercial
Travellers Assoeiation Of Chicago
have secured the repeal of the city
ordinance which required commercial
travellers 70 pay license for the privi
lege Of soliciting trade or selling
goods by sample.
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. March Is.
COTTON Dull, aud a shade lower;
sales OF $40 bales at 281ac for mtddiing
4 FLOuR-Receipts 4.is9 barrels and 6,272
/ bags; dull and declinin sales of 47UU
bDl~ at S. -5Ql5 g5 for Auperfine State and
western. 50 % I6 D for extra state, So OJg
So 80 for ext Western, e6 s. ~ 40 for wh te
wheat extra, S5 l5g6 - for X II. o.,
81 OOGS % for extra ~ Louis. Rye Hour
qn'et; sales, 100 bDls a. s. 0097 20, the latter
price an extreme.
CORN MEAI-Quiet.
WHISKY-N Omlnally unchanged.
w "a EAT - Recelp's, 3D. IL bushels; a
shade firmer for Spring: du aud d-clin-
Ing for Winter; sales OF $1,000 bushels at
ue ivere 81 IS r No. 1 ditto delts cred /:
81 so for amber Indiana, and white MIchi-
RYE-Dull and dropping; sales of 200
bushels OF western; s. 80 IS. the outside
prce.
BARLEY-H eavy :isaIes of 1900 bushels Of
GeFma IN lots at 9 zUta2 -
BARLEY MALT-Duil
q RS = kecetp pts, l6.SOS bushels: heavy
and .ower; sales OF 44,O0O bushels al SSG90c
for neV mixed w stern: 99s for ord; ana
SIC TOR old mixed Weslern de tvere 8.
OARS sceipts, 2 l-5 bushels; dult and
dropping; sa es of 1000 bushels at 73c for
Western IN stOre, an 7512c for do. afioRt.
RICE Dull and heavy.
COFFEE -Quie and not very firm; sales
OF 600 "a Lauguara on private terms.
SUGAR-Quiet and stsadier; sales of $50
hhds iair 10 good reclining at l2Gl2Ac, and
LOO boxes Havana on private term.
MoLAssEs- Heavy; sales 400 hhds Museo-
VadO on private terms.
PETROLEUM Nominal at ISc for crude,
and Size for refined bonded.
Hops Quiet
OILS -Lnseed Quiet at 81 O8 in casks.
SPIRITS IURPESFfEE Quiet at 49 Ga49I.
PoRK-Nt hOut decided change; sales o.
SU0 bbls. at $50 S7a3i II for new mess; s3l 70
@S3l ~ tor old do S26 0)a27 IS for prime,
Sz5 5O63O % for prime mess. Also, l,0U0
bbis. new mess, sellers a prii, at S3I is.
BEEF-Heavy; sales 10 bbIs at SGI6c for
new mess, and lSc for new extra mess.
TIERcE BEEF-Heavy; sal-s 80 tie ces at
25s3Oc for prime mess, and 27g33c for india
BEEF HAMS Firm; sales 225 bbls al ga
Soc.
CUT MEAT5-Duil: sales 529 pkgs at I21Z0g
l3c for shoulders. and I6Gl65zc for hams.
DRESSED HOGs-FiImer, at I3Lal41zc for
western, and l4t4gl5c for city: middlss are
firm and quiet; sales Of 80 boxes CuInber-
land Cut AT l6sGl61{c
LARD-A shade nrmer; sales $50 tierces at
I4124lo1sc Tor steam, and l914c for kettie
rendered; also 500 tierces steam, seller IN
March and April, at lS}fdl61sc; 800 tierces
DO, seller TO August lst, AT I515c; anu go
tierces do, seller May, al 1870.
BUTrER-Quiet at 30g8Sc for Ohio, and
42@55c for State.
CHEEsE-Quiet at 1S02215c.
FREIGHTs-Po Liverpool are firmer and
quiet.