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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

TO BE 0PENED.-The public bath house at present
moored In the schuylkil above thesWire Bridge viii
be thrown open TO the public oD Thursday next,
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PUGnIsTIc.-Last evening an intoxicated character
named David Mooney, whilst returning from Oak
dale Park, at Germantown road and Jefferson street.
attempted TO raise row. Of1icer McNamee inter.
fering, David administered to him a sound beating
brother olncer arriving, arrested David and Alder
man Shoemaker held MIN in $500 bail to answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

DRowEED.-PhipM Miller, aged twelve years whose
parents reside at No. 1889 Earl street. YESTERDAY fe
out Of boat near Petty's Island and was drowned
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

IEsANE.-This morning an insane individual
named Lawrence Cutin married and aged twenty.
one years, attempted to kill little girl named Fannie
her head against the wall OF a house. Lawrence
was arrested by one OF the Fifth district officers and
taken to KirkbrIdes.
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Domestic Markets - [BY TELRGRAPu1.

NEW YORK, March 24-Noon.-FIonr dull and
shade easier. Wheat DIN and slightly favors
ss5 soG 800 ss,. Lard arme rs 5. i4,Sl.,-. Cotton
Iulet at e2.Qootc: Tnrprnine firm Mt 4eac. Rosin.
*"Gps2 o5 for strained. Froigbts firm.
Erening.-Cotton steady sales $500 halea at
22i". Flour heavy and sh1tie lower : superfna.
S!;don $3.50: southern, common II fair extra So
80 much doing: winter red and amher western,
Sl23M sl.cs. Corn scarce; new mixed western,
g,c.Msi. Pork, S2a.5o. I.arl-Sett'", lsals3c.
hiSk"y heavy at e9GtNa3r. Groceries dull. Ma.
val Stores quiet. Frcl2lts frmer.
BALTIMORE, March "a. Cotton quiet at re.
Flour quiet ard weaker. Whost UNCHANGED. Corn
n good demand: white, alGin3c. yellow, a4c.
rr"visions unchanged. Whiskcy scarce at
Virginia S's-oid 5;i lssa's, CD; coupons. 10:
DID, 20 hid.
C1ScrSNArI. March "a Corn steady with fair
PORK decidedly buoyant at s27' Bacon very arm
and sides scarce; shoulders, lo,c. clear sides. la
Geldsc. higher. 0''
Pork, 1927. Shoulders, lac. clear aldes,
Ice. Lard-~prime tlercc, l5c. Wh!skey, a5asse.
NORFOLK, Va. March 24.-C0tOn dull and
lower; low middliDes. 2Oc. receipts, 29e bales
exports, :g6 bales sales, 50 bales: stock, 6aie
b lies.
CHARLESTON, March 2A-Cotton lower at qlc.:
receipts, 100 baea sales, $50 bales stock, 10 94s
bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, M'rch 2i.--COtton dull and
week at coo. sales. 25 bales receipts. .s5 bales.
S,vASSAU, March 24.-Cotton In moderate de-
mand at Il decline middlings. 21c. receipts, sh
bales exports, s4 bales sales loo bales stock
81 ,2i2 bales.
MOBILE, March o!.-Cotton dull with a light
demand ut 2ltc: receipts, l55 bales exports, sA
bales sales, 200 bales: stock, 81, 62S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-Cotton doll and
nominal at oli622r. Receipts, 1859 bales. Ex-
ports-To Liverpool, 3l2 bales eCronstadL 100
bales Malaga, 53s bales. Sales $500 bales; stock,
900, 23I bales,
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GOODWIN SMITH ON EMIGRATION 70 Urn.

GOODWIN SMITH ON EMIGRATION 70 Vim.
G1N1A.-The London Daily Mems publishes
letter from Professor Goodwin Smith, nd
dressed to a friend in England, on the sub
Ject of emigration to Virginia. Professor
Smith says:
Virginia is magnificent State in point
Of resources and capabilities as we'll as in
point of extent and situation. The soil is
rich, including excellent wheat lind, par
ticularlv in the west in the east It hos
been somewhat exhausted. though l pre-
sumo not irreparably, by slave culture. On
the Chesapeake bay and along the James
river there are somc unhealthy tracts,
which Of course should be avoided but the
climate of the State generally is healthy as
we'll as temperate. 1t is great thing for
the emigrant, in every respect, to escape
the long and severe winters in the North
and West. The old planters, who OF first
chung to their estates, though they had lost
their slaves, seem now to have made up
their minds to sell; and land is offered
cheap in some cases with buildings, sup
pose dilapidated by the war. Slavery is
really deed snl buried, and the ant-indus-
trial sentiment which prevailed under the
old regime, and barred the southern States
against industrial emigration would nc
longer be in the way. The people are the most
English of MI Americans: they are very
friendly to the mother country, and are very
| anxious that the State should be filed up by
English emigrants; not by the carpet
baggcrs and their train"
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Judge Paxson. of Cincinnati, declares
that the law enabling party in the suit
to testify in his own case has produced a
frightful increase of perjury, and that il
is not an uncommon occurrence for persons
to come into the criminal courts completely
encasci in an armor of perjury.
The extensive stables of the Louisville
(ky.) City Railway Company, and seTcra!
frame buildings occupied as liquor saloons
md boarding houses in the immediate
ne;ghhorhood. were burned Wednesday
Loss heavy fully insured.
The repair shops Of the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad Company were burned
Wednesday, including four engines and six
box-cars. Total loss, 500, 000-mostly in
sured.
The Lcuvenworth (KaDsas) Coal Com
pauv have reached by shaft al mex
haus;ihic bed 81 coal not exccl!ed i'll quail
ity ~ any west of Pittsburc.
! man named llamcke was killed in &
row with soldiers at Fort Leavenworth OIL
Monday night.
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!, Egv.- Timothy. sc. Gsi 90: eie.sr. ise1asa Il.
ssl:ed, ssaiosc. wet sailed calfsktns stS@
Fleetwood. ss.soGs1s y dozen; boys, wool.
no sss2n sE sa. assg , ~
I'm and American sheet tG7ac.j country ham
Fs1osss: 99Ga1 .e, ss: 5 gallon.
Lard.-Primc. barrels and t,ercea. 1esaf7c.: IN
I1 a barrels, 7sl7sc; in kegs, &c.; country,
>. ncortee.-sack, P. 4 g., toc.; De Rosa stick.
s si K. Sc: =; siss;; g; f. &C.; g. G.
PiznatelIl stick, sSe. ": b. :sc: G. A.. &C.;
Lsnther.sole leather. oak aset42c.: sole leather,
h"Inlock, :sG3sc.; country upper 4o1ssc.; city
.a as s'ss sof frsae R p d.
nestle, si:ssgsl.'s y n.; morocco, so9sSc.; rough
giais, sl.so 20 : RocklsSd 81. sSgsi.
M q w pm ,ne ons:I9sh s sa tee s
ssno i Des boards an snasi;; ois sls accord
u a s S1s ssousana ia| R9: s sass
5Hoiassss.~C syrnp, s;assc.; genuine
sado. aaSe;e.; Porto Rico, 7sgssc.; New Orleans
Eails.-in store. 5@ssc.
0ats 7Baled ScHss'c; hundred osh,ns s,as, u.
sperm. ss; whale, siGsi. 10; tanners. 7sIsoc.
aossn esss ssiad s s:a easor ssi,oS ~ VIZ
s'eea as.iesI'ns s sSs p per f Sashei
Potatoes.-Irlsh. ssaisor. per busheI.
PREREQUISITES Bee Wsss: 1a sss
Pptas.sr.-5ggmp. $s.2S@s&so; ground, sio@sl.
and RG %inas, 81 . kes of rs ' blasting
Rags.-sllxed cotton, tGslsc.; white, saasc.;
Rge.-sSGss". for good to prime.
Rum.-Xew England, sl.so; santa Cru.. s,.se
gsY,Tla4 best best : s.Ss' ss,e. a
lsh bis'e5ea, lss@9oc = D. Americsn blissered.
&V-Liverpool from wharf s?soA sack for
alum, s?6se. 10 . sack.
| Saot.-Northern, so.5o q bag OF IS bs.
| Sn0nr.-Markct firm, but not actiye. Cut loaf
5gIsic. crushed and powdered ltI4,s 49,"
s. G !2sgisse. SS, yellow iasc.; yellow
%s oaaa.-ss1. ssaac., in kegs English soda, 20
Ssmasa Rees.-soa@c.
Soap.-Common, s@sc. best washing Il@ll3c.;
'O spiri iS9 TGrpeatine ~ " Wv
%Sss ssss ngsG Ssss s. ssss
head hoops. 'sIasso e 1000 !; red oak hogshead
slaves sas6s3o q l,O6o for seasoned; whisksy
OsS tsa o cfSTsi h0oP g. m nsGS e,s
o?shsrd grass; g. sSass:h; herdssfass, si7
Teas.~Biaek, 75c GsL 4sEthe last prime artt-
Gle: imperial: Sl.253a rs gunpowder. $Lso0$a
Tinegdr.-CIder s7.alsc. manufactured, sc. q
| gallon.
Wheot.-see Corn Exchange report.
| rye S3MS4. j. Cronwpl1's extra Eagle r. IS: j,
| Cromwrls pineapple, ~; r. A.. Stuart's Rock
bridge, - lianger & Co., 81; koiner's, $a.f
| I. Hanger 81.
Hfne.-Port. common. 41.7s3a2; FOOD. %. ee@
81. Sherry. common Sl.7SQls2; good, "a. 60Iei.
| UOod.-Oak, sI0S5: pine, $3qIA.
Woot.-Cnwashed, 2jG::c. washed, s3941c.
bury wool, SC. less.
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No Clue TO Bailey yet-The Election
Frauds I'm New York-Arrest or Silk

DEoASFSs &C
New YORK, March 23.-The detectives
still have no clue to Collector Bailey
whereabouts. The examination of hia books
end accounts continues. General Pleaaon-
ton enters on his duties ny Railcy's sue
ccssor next Monday. Samuel l.. Stanley, a
rectifer, charged by Railey with hribing n
gaugcr, has been discharged, there being
no evidence against him.
MAYO and Hanna. two election canvassers.
have been convicted in Brooklyn Of fraud
ulcntly counting in n Democratic assembly
man. Justice Buckley and George Brown,
two other canvasscrs, plead guilty TO refu-
sing to count the ballots unless tho police
and spectators retired from the polling
place. Their sentences were deferred. The
other trials will proceed next week.
lsidore Wolff. silk broker, NJ. May and
Theodore Mariana. also silk brokers, have
been arrested charged with smuggling
large quantities of silks, vclyets. laccs.
&c. \ cnstomhouse officer is implicated,
Int will be allowed to testify for the Co
vcrnmcnt. Wolff and May were committed
in default of $4,000 bail. Mariana was
released on his own recornizance.
Street Commissioner Mexican accented
to-day the resignation of Hon. William NJ.
Tweed as deputy commissioner, and ap-
pointed Joshua Rodgers his successor.
This resignation was offered last night, and
was doubtless in response to call upon
Mexican for his removal by the Yonng De-
mocracy rs a sequel to the defeat of the
New York city police and other bills i'll the
Assembly yesterday. Tweed has held the
position for five or six years. Some other
removals have been made, and more are
expected tomorrow. The Tammany Sach-
ems are called to meet next Monday. The
reason is not stated.
4 resolution was introduced in the As
scmhly to-day charging that certain Demo
c-atic members had been bought to defeat
Democratic measures. and that = 900 was
deposited in the Bowling Green Savings
Bank, and asking cor a committee Of in
vestigation. 1t was debated until the ad-
journment.
4 den Of counterfeiters has been disco
vered on Snake Hill, New Jersey. The
plates for counterfeit 800 bills were seized,
and . man named Gilmore arrested, on
whom waa found Sl20in spurious bank bills,
al twcnties, Oh the National Bank of Ut;cn
New York. and the National Bank of the
city of New York. lie was held in $4,000
! bail.
4 fire took place this evening at Castle
| Garden. resulting in damage to the extent
Of $50, 900: fully insured. Towards night
the fire broke out again, but was eXtin-
guishcl.
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Petersburg Markets.

MARCH -Cctton.-Or,linary, 1a4Ll2lc.: GOOD
ordinary. l9s0laic.: low iniddling, eOi@2lc: strict
Vheaf.M$i.:O Tor prime white and Sl.?5 for rcd.
C0rR-In demand. stock very light
O,lts.-Spring. Csc. winter, Is13Jc.
Peunuts. i75lIs2. IS.
Fyour.-Keyan's xxx family. $3.50, whole.
sale; Piedmont family, 50; supertine, 1925
Bluff city extra. 81; Diamond Hill extra, ~
City Mills extra. 81; City Mills super. So IS fine,
IS. 25I$575; Eagle Mills extra, 81; Eagle Mills
superfne, 1925; M,Clanahan'5 celebrated Big
Spring extra, S7.25 Mountain and Valley extra
SIS 50 Mountain and Valley super, S5.75 Noun
tain and Valley fine, $50 t5.25 Baltimore extra
SEA $3.50 Baltimore super, $3.50.
lire GHHs.-So. smooth, e3c.. gross; gooa,
5H 53c.; common. 313!c.
NIcDn.. southwestern Virginia hog round,
llr. !; sl 5, l7Gll7ic.; southampton hoS-round,
lie. htm-. lsc.
Sturks. .5GS0c.
Ipples.--Country, 54G+.50; Pippins, se.
Buite~.-MuGniain. 3GGt35c. Goshen, soc.
cotton Rugs.-Clcau, 4545c.
fhicktHS .5m30c.
DRIED Fruh.-Applcs. 5stSc.. according tc
oualily. Peaches. none In market but are worth
&C. Tor unpeeled. and liGD?2c. for peeled.
EGJS.-W ho,esalr, "2c.
FtitherS.--Prmc new, 'oc.: mixed: 6eN7oc.
Old :Ogt50r.
FLurseed.-Sl.500S Sis
Fttd.-i;r"wnstutt, acc. ; shrstuf, 2oc.; Efforts
Zoe
Wdes.-Creen, &c. saltcd ditto, &C. grubby,
of: dry. lJr. dry sailed, l!c.; lamhskins, ePc
calf<kins, green Sl.l5.
HH:Sk,y.--t omInon, proof. S1.o5: below PROOF,
ii .C5,l 81 % old rye, S2Gn 93.25.
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FINuiNU M0<GT OK THE CARs-iSTE-
RESTING DEr;SiuN.--Somet time since II Mr..
N.ws found package continuing 81 ,0i5 on
Ii car of the New York and Harlem rail
road, which he handed to the conductor,
rcmarking at the same time that he sup
posed the company was entitled to it. The
conductor gave it to the company, who were
unable t. ind the owner. The plaintiff
now, believing That as 10 owner has been
found he i best entitled to the money,
h:ings tuit 10 recover il. The company
claim that, according to the laws relating to
public carriers, they are responsible to the
owner, and therefore are cut!tlcd 10 the
money. Tie court held thar, although the
defendant had no positive tight to the mo-
ncy, the plaintiff had none Ut I'LL.
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In this city, Yesterday morning at so'clock. J.
+. benson. In The thirty-fOurth year OF his age
His funeral will take place from Grace-street
Baptist church at half-past O'Clock TODAY.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited to attend.
In Norfolk. on the night or March 29d, Of CON-
yeotlon of he lungs, Mr.. LOUIS ARMBRECHT;
aged thlrty-lve years.
His funeral will take place from st. Johns
church, on Fifth street at 10 o. clock THIS MORN
ING. His friends, relatives, aud acquaintances,
are invited to attend.
In Baltimore, on the 2cd instant, after 5 short
illness, GEORGE GODDARD, eldest sou OF God"
lard and Ann X. Raborg.
at the residence of Professor g.. =. Holmes, Ct
the University Of Virginia. on tho 3lst day 81
March, LETITIA PRESTON, wife OF 7. L. +.
Cooke, OF Powhatan county, Va.
OF paralysis. on the 18th OF March, 1870, at ths
residence OF Rev. James X. Fisher, In HEREFORD
county, n. c., Mr WILLIAM Il. WILKINS IN
the s.xteth year OF his age leaving three dsugh-
icrs and a large circle Of friends to mourn MS
death.
lie was an uffectionate parent and sincere
friend and died i'll the hope OF blessed lmmor.
tality.
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Foreign News,
FRANCE.

Tours, March 24.-In the trial of Pierre
Bonaparte there was contradictory testi-
mony about the assertion that Mr.. Frou-
vile said Noir slapped Bonaparte's face.
A witness heard Frouville say that if his
pistol hadn't missed fire he would have shot
the Prince.
Rochefort was called, and was conducted
into the courtroom by two gendarmes.
he was pale but calm. After his evidence
he took his seat among the journalists,
many of whom shook hands with him.
Norris brothers. wife testified that Noir
could not have slapped the Prince because
his gloves were intact after the affair.
During an intermission of the court
Rochefort's friends gathered around him,
but the police kept them away.
Tours, March 24-Euening.-The per-
soma accused of conspiracy against the En-
peror's life will be tried by the present
high court.
MADRID, March 24.-General Prim has
ordered army officers to obey no directions,
should extreme matters occur, unless signed
by him.
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Hs>H - CHJEru Al ALBANY. y. \ -
vii. H.. customary L"ntcn services we're
.a.@g a..l i'll =. johns Catholic church. at
J-..iu- and S,ull Ferry streets, about :
'.r'A 81 Friday evening, cry .! fire was
r-:-o', IL consequence Of the drupcry about
tie r;atCc u the Ti,@in having accidentally
'Jurbl ire. The ciurcl! va. filled with
,."a, Yp3ao@. AM c1ilIJcn, u the
t.@". &al 2cr.t excitement cnsuc!. The
'Eur" &u"."Ar" became panic--;r.rkcn, as
!; we're, o4 seeing The t.anucs and Il great
1ut4 va Inuie FOR tie doo:p. Those around
tie Altar made strenuous etFo;te TO extin
g4!sh the burning drapery, and finally sue
cceded III doing 80 before any muterial
du"age resulted. Rev. Father Dayari,
While euacgyuiAg 70 tubdue the flames,
VIZ scycrely burned III consequence Of his
'-a,~@cu;r taxing tre. This added 10 the
".cte,.cM, among the audience, ard eeve
-, q 'hoae IN the gallery, finding TIE pas
"4ra-w4y blocked up with the throng,
louH"t from the gallery to the floor be-
meath. During the excitement, which last
81 7"E4c fifteen minutes, reveal persons
were ;ra'ar.ed upon ~ the crowd III their
anxiety % r"ech the street, ana were se-
:..uri, injured. Indcr tie circumstances
= IS ycry fortunate that 40 lives were lost.
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Observation-Disclosures SUFFERING
AMP DEATH TX SyrPor&TluN.--On We'll
ucsday Of las wcci: n citizen OF Queens,
Long Leland, namci Henry Kcar, was at
tackled hy a icrocjous dog and badly bitten.
|! The attack OF the brute was observed by
Mcs8c>. Rowland and Gilep, who drove
tic dog away ana carried kican to the
pn-t-ctllyc, where lis wounds were dressed.
lie wa- afterwards removed to his home,
where he finally recovered so as to he able
TO resume h!a everyday duties. Or Thurs
day last Ills conflict excited suspicion he
complained al feeling dizzy, which w&G at-
tended i,y nausea and vomiting. lie en-
tered the lager-hecr Ealcon OF Mr.. Schmidt
and asked for ~ glass Of LACE, which, when
offered, he refused to accept, and left the
house. Under the horSe-SEcl he observed
pail Of wafer, which he frAntcally seized
and 't:slel 10 the ground. lie then started
on q run for lir residence. He dashed
open the door III a paroxysl.: Of terror,
Yelling with deiiyium and pain, frothing
from tie mouth and bleeding from the
nose. lie continued unrclcyeI in his suf-
icrince for about in hour, and as he seem
ed to grow worse !; was found necessary to
cause his death BY slnotEIcring him between
frathcr-Lels. -Naic York Times,
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

Congressman Plat, Of Virginia, accom-
panied BY Mr.. Wood. Of the Virginia State
senate hlcsBrs Maddox and Wood worth, of
the Virginia House of Delegates: Mr..
Humpm eys, collector OF the port of Rich
mond, and DR.. Wal;hall, Of Lynchburg, paid
n visit to The President to-day 10 pay their
respects and to speak of some appointments
in that State. During the interview the con-
vcrsation turned upon the recent troubles in
Hrh,ncnd and the action of General Candy
in Tic premises. The gentlemen above
named report that the President said that
General Candy had received no spe-
cial orders in regard to the matter,
bu; the general orders to all department
commander included Instructions to put
down riots and to prevent bloolshed. un-
der Ill circumstances, if possible. They
state that the President further said III
General Candy had not interfered as be
did, and n riot had occurred, be would
have been held strictly responsible.' One
Of the gentlemen present informed the
President that bloody riot would have
occurred had not the military interfered,
us both parties had armed themselves and
seemed determined to end the qtarre! III
fight. WALLACE.
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EIce,n.ond Prices-CIIrrent.

I,
These are wholesale prices. For email orders
an advance on our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations Of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
Apples.-$: 1899 for small; $aGS' for me-
'' 'iicS III i.Es3ascs so p gallon.
Ale.-Scotch, best brands, pinte, - Il dozen;
W: a C., le.Gl:,c.: ribbed sides
BE; clear ribbed sides. lac; Virginia hog
hams. 2GQ2ec.: plain hams, lsp?oc. ,se.,.
B1ttsr.-rrlmc. Soaa5c.; poor to good lSA?0c.
S S11anJ1HFrshsh. slo@s,s: apple, 49, :sse7s,
Wholesale Philadelphia. j.. IS; peach, Us.
Br0n,nS.-Threc strings, $2IS3 So four strings,
small si.5oG$l.75; large, IS; five strinXS s'.2'W
Bncksts.-ruinted. two hoops, 81. s5@*2.D three
Bess,car-32c. a b.
Blrk.-S5GS7 per cord, and dul!. ,1,,o. ca
Broom Corn.-treen l3Gll5c.; red. ;Nloc. e D.
G%nctrGstssa s hs s. 5a Ffr dozen by the case
CsmIsction,ritS, Fruits 6c.--Candv stick, Ice.
= IL. fancy, 7o975c. Ea!sins-Laysr;1 , new ::
s n box Figs, 2c'oc H. Lemons, SSeF s;SS
G%rp.-See Corn Exchange report.
Ctrn Tsal.--City mills, ool;ed' .sl.e'; country
Tnetss.-Sorthern and western prime cutting
Il; apc; common. lsd l7c: English dairy 2sat2ac
CQJee.--R:o, lsag!.c. Lasrayfa' 9.sg3'e''
'| CiIIa.diss.@Adamantine, light weight, ldG,7c.;
full weight, lsGl9c.; tallow. 1s3c. ,,
tgtton Cards.-sS ana 80 r. dozen' WOOL cSfus'
Cotto. Yurns|sa1s2. IS: Leaksyille. slSSe[sl.s 90.
DTiei Fruits.-Cherries. lsc. blackherriea C.
apples, e7c. FL d.; peaches, peelca l2sl lic. uh-
p> U,:g G1oIs.-pR1STs Atlantic, &c. Canton,
nc. home, 73c Bedford, &C.; Wamsutta, ssc.
| Amoskcag lIic. ;Andrescoggin, Ice. Lancaster,
| lie. Warusan, l03c. Oriental, lie. Uunnels,
l2c. DELAISEs: Pacific, best STYLES, zoe Low
| ell lsc Manchester, 20c. BLEACHED DoMEs-
RIGS j.. Sunny side, SC. Baltic. &C.: is west
minister, lcc: Portsmouth, llc.; IL Putnam. me-
;eynod, i:.s Rockdale Tc s hnatese'SgM Lam.
Chester loo. IS Carroll, l2ic;,; :s Grani,syle,
Lawrence l:se RepRis = Il :sI :as ss xs
I5g ~ iirsn,t n Ice. I. Putnam uic; =
Indian Standard liic.: 4. Lowell I, lie
Drugs and DysstEgss1!na1n &C.: G.pPeFsss sSa
Al; "a b.: extract iogwocd, lsc; cup. carb. soda
! &C. Slncstone, 16c.
gs-:g:ss: = d a01a1,v +, quoted to-day fine
s;asS:s and high grades at 8: ,,e,s. >. =
na Esi Solth Esfoa a 20. cut sssasio
barrel; IS for No. 2, and 81 q half-Dsrrel FOL
No roc hsrr,ngs No sgesss . Ssr asi
s Masks Maeo St Bay Raeksssi ssigs:s 81 s,s
shore, :csoas25; No. !: lin barTels! Ivy
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-25
BALTIMORE. March %. 1870.

EdiiorS Of the Dispatch: 1 see from a
paragraph in your paper that certain
Isaac Walker had been swindled in Balti-
more by one Henry johnson at three
card monte" Will you do me the favor &c
say through your columns that am not
the person alluded to, and that I have nc
knowledge of any such men?
To tl.ose who know me it would be useless
to make such contradiction but as it has
already appeared in the press, deem i,
best to make the above statement: and il
had so far forgotten myself as to have
ever played at any such game don't think
I should have been fool enough to have let
any one know it.
Yours truly, ISAAC ". WALHER,
of Richmond w