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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The regular semi-montbly meeting of the
Board of Trustees will be held on to-mor-
row night. In addition to other matters
of public interest, the Board will consider
the propriety of opening all the streets, a
map being now under preparation by the
Town Secretary for the furtherance of this
purpose. Persons in various parts of town
are subjected to serious Inconvenience by
reason of the streets not being properly laid
out and run at right angles.
GRAND JURoRs.-The following is list of
the grand jury for the term of Chesterfield
Court commencing March 18th: Richard
Vaughan, o. B. Sims, W. T. Lithgow. p. b.
Gary, F. c. INeisiger, Samuel IL. Taylor,
Lawson Morrisett, j. A. Elicit, Ed. c. Arch
er, A. G.. Elan, Fl. Fl. Crittenden, r. II.
Bass, AID. Woodbridge, William A. Dyer,
c. A. Goode, John 0. Perdue, Edwin Davis,
Benjamin Wilkinson, J.J. Iyey, y. Y. VIII
son, William Bagby, James Madison, G. }.
Williams, John w. Bottom.
The POLICE CoUET.-Justice Chiles has had
various parties before him during the present
week for violations of town ordinances, al
Of whom have been fined according to law,
thereby increasing the town revenue. We
take pleasure in saying, that the police head
quarters, which Ia also the trustees chamber
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Miscellaneous Tclegrarns.

One hundred and fifty choral societies have
applied to participate in the international fes-
tival chorus which is to take place at Boston.
Benjamin T. johnson, for eleven years q
faithful operator in the Western Union Tcle-
graph office in Baltimore, died In that city
Wednesday night of consumption. He was
considered one of the best operators in the
country.
The libel suit of Spencer Ball Us. The St.
Louis Etentng Dispatch for $4,000 for pub
fishing Il police item, resulted in verdict of
one cent for the plaintiff.
The Grand Duke Alexis has arrived at
Havana. There Was q grand military and
civic reception.
It Is reported that President Theirs has
again offered the Pope the hospitality Of
France, and that Austria tenders him Salz-
burg Castle for q residence.
st. Johns Paris crew challenges any foar-
Dared crew in the United States or England
for six-milc race for 81 900 to $1,000; the
race to be in June or July, at Halifax.
A fire occurred yesterday morning Ii, New
Orleatls, OH Canal street, Nos. 164 and 1876,
which resulted in an estimated loss Of
100000. Insured In home companies.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, February 29.-It is reported that
Queen Victoria will soon visit the Imperial
Princess of Germany.
The Lord Mayor Of London has presented
congratulatory address to the Prince of
Wales.
Five persons were killed and thirty ir-
iurcd by the great pressure ut the thanksgiv-
ing ceremonies at st. PauPs.
The Times says England will pay nothing
save what she is required to, In obedience to
the decision of the Geneva tribunal of arbi-
tration. She has never dreamed of Offering
any composition Of difficulties outside of the
treaty. IF the treaty is failure, it Is the
fault of the American Government.
A miscreant fired pistol at Queen Victoria
this morning while she was out driving on
Constitution Hill. No damage was done.
The miscreant was arrested.
Bullion in the Bank OF England has de-
creased s144,000.
Canada.
OrrowA. February 29,--Hon. James Howe
condemns the policy of England in with
drawing troops from Canada, and predicts
rupture between the Home Government and
the Dominion il q better understanding is
not soon arrived at. He jeers the cowardice
OF England in concentrating It's army and
navy around the islands Of Great Britain,
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, February ga dispatch from
Albany says that the Judiciary Committee
will recommend the impeachment of Judges
Cardoza and Bernard.
It is understood that Leet & Co. will con-
tinue to hold their bonded warehouses, but
have lost the general-order business. A
statute forbids the prosecution of merchants
for bribery upon their evidence before the
committee.
Mr.. Seward thinks the demand for econ
sequential damages" i'll the American case is
beneath the dignity of the United States,
which should demand an apology instead OF
money. He thinks a war impossible.
Two hundred and fifty canary birds. be-
longing to the late Colonel Fisk were sold
to-day at auction for $4,000.
A jury has been obtained in Mayor HALLS
case.
The argument is progressing regarding the
legality Of the grand jury which indicted
Stokes.
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has been reftted, carpeted; and is how il anlos'
comfortable place.

BAPTIST CoNvESr1oS.--The following gen.
tlemen have been selected from Manchester
school as delegates to the Sabbath-School
Convention of the Middle District Baptist
Association, which meets at Hebron church
on the 9Th Sunday in March Or. L. r.
Chiles, II. C. Burnett, J. A. Harrison, e.
Morrissett, and w. L. Moody.
SUSPENSION OF NIGHT WoRK.-With the
end of February night work in the cotton
mills of Manchester was suspended, and
from this date the hours of work will be
shortened. but wages will remain the same.
After October 1st night work will be again
resumed, although it Is believed that in
very short time there will be no necessity for
this class of operatives laboring more than
ten hours per day.
VARIOUS 1TEMs.--The last session Of the
Union prayer meeting at the Baptist church
was well attended, and we are glad to see
these meetings improving in popularity.
The clerk of tho County Court admitted
to record thirty.one deeds of bargain and
sale, trust releases, etc, during the past
month
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j VA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH T. 1872

HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLoGIcAL SOCIETY.
a meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Virginia Horticultural aud Pathological
Society was held last evening. The presi-
dent, from the committee appointed at the
last meeting of the Society to inquire into
the eXpediency Of holding all exhibition of
small fruits i'll the spring, made a verbal re-
port, which was received; and on motion it
was determined to hold such an exhibition
Of Strawberries at such time as the fruit shall
he In the greatest state of perfection. A
committee consisting of McssrS. William Fl.
Haxall, John NJ. Allan, F. Davis, John Laird,
and CO. Tompkins, were appointed to make
all the necessary arrangements for the eXhi-
bition, designating the time, place, dc.
The following schedule of qualities was
adopted for the committees of award: Best
shipping berry best berry for home mar
kct; best berry for family use; best favored
berry largest berry; best berry combining
all. or the largest number, of these qualities
best collection Of berries exhibited.
Premiums were offered as follows: Ten
dollars for the largest and best collection of
berries: for tie second best a diploma; five
dollars vas offered for the best quart of any
variety OF berries; three dollars for the Sc
cond best: TWO dollars for the third best.
DR.. Bcattie gave an interesting ACCOUNT of
the late Agricultural Convention held in
Washington city at the suggestion of the
Commissioner of Agriculture, to which he
was appointed delegate by this Society.
lie also presented to the Society package OF
seed which he had brought from Washing
ion. Amongst these seed was lot of the
tooie corn: which; it Is claimed, will ripen
in fourteen weeks from the time of planting.
The seed were taken in charge by different
members of the committee, who will give
them Il fair trial. u
The Society adjourned to meet at the call
of the president.
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FARSITAM'S FRENCH TOOTH LoZESGES, anovcl
and pleasant dentfrice-tle finest i'll the world for
cleaning, beauifying, aud preserving the teeth; ell
dorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL. LADD & Co. AMI j. w. POWERS & Co.
Retail. by WOOD il SONS, corner Ninth and Main
4. BODLKER s. BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE 1921 Main: BERRIAN s. MCPHAIL,
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUyAL & THoMP-
son, s3o Main; MEADE & BAKER, e1a Main; HAIR
nlsoS, Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD.
franklin corner Fourth: BLAIR, s?5 Broad; J..
WAGNER 4 Co.. Broad; Book, jUl Broad; GAR
NETT. G33 Broad; THOMAS, 2!! Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS. corner Broad and Second; FoRSTMASN.
III east Broad: KISDENvATEE, + Broad; FISCHER,
10 east Broad MILLER. Fifth and Marshall; CARY
L BROTHER, Brook Avenue and Leigh street: $. w.
FAERAE, corner Of rweny-llfth and Leigh streets
MORRISON & FAREAR. Broad between Twenty
fifth aud Twcnty-siyth stIscts.
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CuAScErY CoURT.--The following cases
were disposed of yesterday:
Lumkin's executriy Us. Kelsey and others.
Decree referring cause to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
llil!cr's executor rs. Giazcbrcobe, &c. De-
cree confirming report of commissioners OF
sale. and appointing receiver to take charge
Of and rent out certain property remaining
unsold.
Molinmux, Dufficld & Co. rs. Brown, &c.
Decree referring cause to 4 commissioner for
inquiry, account, and report, and discharS-
ing rule for attachment against defendant
Freddy.
O'Ncil's executor rs. Goddin. Decree ap-
pointing commissioners to sell property re-
inainng unsold under former decree.
Madigan and wife rs. Chinn and others.
Decree confirming report of commissioners,
and authorizing Mrs. Madigap's trustee to
anticipate the payment Of purchase money,
and when the same is paid, directing convey
Hncc to trustee for her sole and separate
Use.
Jardy Is. Matthews's administrative and
others. Decree referring cause to commits
soncr for inquiry, account, and report.
Corkcry {: Millward rs. Hill Il Maddox,
&c. Decree referring petition and claim OF
CoTdlc & Clincly to commissioner for in.
Quily and report.
Lr portc y. w. Bowc &c. On petition OF
\. W. Bowe, &c. Order directing Thomas
NJ Griffin, surviving executor of Fendall
Griffin, deceased, to appear and show cause.
on ID March, 1872, why bis powers as eXecu-
tor shall not be revoked and annuled.
Lambert cs. Lambert, Sc. Decree prorid-
ing for the maintenance and support Of the
INFANT children of the defendant.
Rahm, &C., Us. Ralm, &c. Decree author
izing a. J. Rahm and others to file petition
Cor the rchcaring Of IL former decree entered
in The cause, and rccommitting cause TO a
commissioner for further inquiry and report.
Sims, &C., rs. Shelton, &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioners and making Il
partial distribution Of the fund.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsH1NGToN, February 29.-The low ba-
rometer over West Virginia will move north
easterly over the Middle Atlantic and
Southern New England States, the area Of
snow extending during the night over the
latter, where the winds will veer to the east.
Northwesterly winds, with rising barometer,
with falling temperature and clearing but
partially cloudy weather, will extend north
eastward over the Middle States by and
during Friday morning and the Southwest
crn New England States by Friday evening.
Pleasant weather, with 'northwesterly winds,
will prevail from the Ohio Valley to the
South Atlantic coast. Northerly winds, veer-
ing to easterly, are probable for the Western
GTlf States
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SvEDAY-Srnorh MEETIyG.-A Sunday
school Meeting will lc held 1t the First Dap
t>t church Tonight Il = o'clock. Addresses
will b" delivered by Rev. In. Randolph. OF!
Philadelphia, and Rev. l.. J.. Fish, Sunday
School superintendent iur the state OF Ken
tUcky. Mr. Fi>h's singing, to his own nc
loicon accompaniment. i represented aS
being dciighitul. I'i,c children will doubt
less he highly pleased. We hope there will
le Il lNil a.tcn. luMrN.
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The WEArHER.-Ye Yesrerdny, the last day of
the winter months, was fit representative of
o.! that Lad preceded it. Early riscrs found
tic streets and house-tops covered with a
continued to FELL quite rapidly. At intervals
throughout the day there was cessation in
the storm. but frequently pedestrians found
it beating iuto their faces, and Mt night it was
again FILLING rapidly. The thermometer,
too, indicated towards night change in the
atmosphere, which made fires feel more than
ordinarily comfortable.
To-day, according to the almanac, ushers
in the ''spi;ng time" Let lis hope that with
q change In the season we shall have more
favorable weather.
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Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, February pa Matamoras
special says that the steamer San Juan left
Brownsville, Texas, for Camargo with
bonded goods. The Mexican authorities
have abandoned the idea of capturing her
en- route, but propose to start o force to aid
Cortina in the capture Of Camargo before the
arrival of the San Juan.
Reports from Tampico state that the revo-
lutionists have captured San Luis Potosi.
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Police Court, TurRspAY-Justicc J. j.
White presiding The following cases were
disposed of:
Lewis Brown (colored), charged with at
tempting to steal the money-drawer of Mrs.
!>arihurst. Found guilty and sent to Jail for
sixty day.
Frank Lewis (colored(, charged with steal
ing one piece Of lumber from some person
unknown, WAS discharged.
W. l.. Cox, charged with unlawfully as
saultin@, beating, and choking 2. d. Harton.
Fined -.
Joseph Rasnctt (coloretD, charged with
asStiulting, striking, cursing, and abusing
4An!in Brockclt. Discharged.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Marker.

New YoRk, February 29.-Money per
cent. Gold, 10. Exchange, o.. Govern
nents: SIPS, lis; 62's, Ill; 6Ps, III; 65's,
111A-new, 11ot; CTS, lii; 6Ss, I'LL
lO-4Vs, 11O5. Southerns quiet; Tennessee's,
66; new, same. Virginia's, 81; new, 81.
Louisiana's, So; new, 80. Levee's, 81; ss,
rs. Alabama's, 90; 5's, so. Georgia's, 10;
rs, 81. North Carolina's, 34l; new, 17{'
South Carolina's, 52l; new, BIZ.
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JoB PEIITrSG.-Wc call the attention Of ncr-
chants clerks Of courts slcrls. lawyers. railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing, 10 the facilities offered ii
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT forfhc
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bl-Hcads, Lctter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bis, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare Show Bills, Checks, Drafts. &C., &c,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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4 Goi.Hc LADY BLOWN rEuM 4 RAILROAD
TRAM AT UapLEM----,GE Is Si'rrr>t:D TO BE
FATALLY lNJuREu.--N hen Tie funeral tram
which left the New u@Ycn railroad depot It
Quarter past l. O'Clock yesterday, iraTin% I he
remains Of l." Grand Lockwood. stopped. u
j. the custom, before crossing the iTid"G at
Harlem. a yoli,ig iady, VINO had been waiting
near Tie bridge. was seen stepping on board.
She then attempted TO cntcra c2r, bat WAS
unable 10 do 50, rs tie doors were locked.
Nomc OF the train hanGs being III siyAt, the
voung lady was Compelled to remain on the
platform while the tr,.in was crOSSln" the
Harlem river the wind meantime blowing
firi0USlv. The train had not proceeded mere
than perhaps hundred wards beyond tic
Wcstvhc,ter county end of the bridge when
the unfortunate Young lady either fell or was
blown oil the train, which was then rapidly
attaining full speed. One Of the bridge
tcndcr,; snw the accident, and, taking the tlil-
conscious lady in llis arms, carried her into
the hotel near by. y brakeman on the train.
it appears. saw lee tali. and the train was
stopped after running; Il Short distance. some
OF those on board The train who saw The i'll
iIrcd yoiin% lady II once recognized her IL
the daughter OF Rev. DR.. Rogers. pastor o!
the South Reformed church, who had otlici-
atcd at the niorliary rites III his church q
short time previously. and who was then on
his way to Nolwalk with The funeral cortc:sc,
II seems that the yolTu~ lady had Iecn on Il
visit E.,>;. and without apnri>ipg llcr parents
calnc down. intending to join her father and
mother al the bride and proceed with them
| 10 Norwalk. Up 70 1 o'clori: yesterday ;ittci:
noon Miss Rogers remained in Il state o.
scmi-con>ciousness, fears being entertained
tia, her injuries would terminate fatally
| Ner Ii0rk Hcr0ld, 2SM.
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c. o. CAMPBBLI & Co., Ninth and Main streets,
arc still running their usual class of Pictures which
give such universal satisfaction. without claiming
to run frst-clttss gallery, such rs BoGARDUs, in
New York, or ASDERsoS's, in Richmond, no better
evidence Is wanted Of the appreciation in which our
pictures are held than their great popularity with
all classes, and the fact that several of the so-caled
hrst-cass galleries have been compelled to reduce
their prices for pictures All Of our work Is exc
cuted by competent and experienced photographers.
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PRESERVATION CEREMoSY.--Thc prescnta-
tion Of the fountain recently erected III front
Of the Cu<tom-iiouse will take place in the
Normal Scilon!-room OH Saturday at T. NJ.
One of the Young iady pupils will present
tne fountain 10 the city III behalf OF the
school. nr. RH:rows viii lie iii attendance,
and will deliver lecture OF the subject ol
: 4 lll.i. -
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FINES IMPOSED AND Co!LEcT:p.-rh"
amount of ines imposed hy the Police JUS
tica during last month was S333i. OF this
amount 81. was collected 'y Sergeant Chalk
ley, and 500 ly the Police Justice fron per-
sons who had violated the sample law, and
onc-ha;f Of which has been paid the dctcc-
tirc> Who furnished the information.
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 29.-Johnny De-
vine, the pugilist, has been convicted OF
murder.
The Apachcs have captured Dule Creek
station, Arizona, killing three men and cap
turing the stage horses.
The Germans of San Francisco are Or
ganizing for independent action in the coming
presidential campaign.
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and urges independence as the only course
open to Canadians, and asks the people to
prepare for separation.
s Isaly.
ROVE, February 29.-General MagDani,
Minister of War, has requested the Chamber
Of Deputies to vote an appropriation Of ~
coo, 900 lire to enable him to provide pro-
per training for the army, and for the erec-
tion of buildings for the accommodation OF
troops.
General Garibaldi publishes denial Of the
report that he is connected with the Inter
national Society.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Fcbrtiafy ep.-Cotton quiet; sales,
l52f baes uphnds, 22sc.; Orleans, e2s. Flour dull
and dropping; common to fur extra, s7@$LI5;
GOOD to choice. s7.S06$9.50. Whiskey active and
lower ut 9Oc. Wheat very dull: winter red western,
sl.e36$l.7o. Corn-Fair export and home demand,
with light supply 6oa67osc. Rice quiet at SIC Pork
shade easier at $lit2. Lard trile easier at at@G
qlc. Navals dull. Tallow dull ut si@ssc. Freights
uIlclanppd
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The T1rrArRE.-Last night was the benefit
night of Miss Alice Dunning and Mr.. Horace
Lingnrd. and the audience was quite as good
rs on any previous night. Besides, Mr..
Horace Lingard's usual sketches, the two
comedies, War to the Knife and Little Tod
Llc!,inS, were splendidly presented. l..
The company go to Norfolk to-day.
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SALE or REAL ESrsrE.-Mc->r> Lyme &
Brother. aliaionecr-, sold on yesterday the
store on the corner Of TW"n!y y-!ir>t and Main
streets to Thomas Riley for 5000: Also the
brick store ncNi In Tie corner OF Twenty
third and Main streets, for ;:.22,1to, 10 Peter
SuIiiN.u
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IlYMEN1AL.-Th Thirty-two marriage licenses
We're issued from Tie clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court during the past month
eighteen to White couples and fourteen to
coorcd.
From the county clerks office nine licenses
were issllcd-scycn to white ard two 70 CO.
lored persons.
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Latest News from Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, February 29.-The Senate
got through with the sales-of-arms business
to-day, nearly all those who have heretofore
taken part in The debate participating in the
closing exercises. Carpenter made some re-
1ections upon Schurz, whose conduct, he
intimated, might provoke necessity for a
change in the naturalization laws. The reso-
luton passed, however, without further en-
citing debates, and there seems a general
relief that the tiesome subject is rid of.
The japanese embassy reached here this
afternoon in special train from Baltimore.
They were taken to their hotel, and devoted
the remainder of the day to recuperation.
The ladies of the party are domiciled in
Georgetown: The official presentation to the
Presidett will take place on Monday.
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MARINE IyTEEEIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20, 1877

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH l, 1877.
Sun rises ........... G:?5 Moon rises. 1900
Sun sets. 5:37 High tide a.28
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 20, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York, n1er-
chandlSe and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent
night
Steamer ". Z. Clyde, Scott. New York, mcrrhan-
disc and passengers Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company.
disc and passengers, l.. r. Tatum agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Palis;de, Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, w. p. Brett, agent
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GEASD LODGE INDEPENDENT ORDER Me-
cHANIcs.--A Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order Mechanics, composed of the officers of
the three lodges already instituted in this
city. has been organized, with J. Thompson
Brown rs grand architect and j. c. Taylor
rs grand secretary.
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MlIITArY.-At 4 meeting Of Company A
dee Guard. First Regiment Virginia Fol-
untccls. held last night in their armory, the
following officers were elected: Charles F.
Taylor, captain; Il. Taylor Briggs, first lieu
tenant Clement II. Morton, second lieuten-
ant; James w. Gibbons, junior second lieu
tenant; Willie G.. Stokes, orderly sergeant.
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.tREEsTEp.--Two yotinS men, supposed to
he dcsrrtcrs. were arrested on suspicion
Yesterday. 1t is stated that two soldiers
hayc recently deserted from "Battcry g."
at Old Point Comfort, and these young men
are the suspected parties.
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RAITINOEE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 29.-Flour very Strong
Howard'Street supcrinc, SS.25@S7; choice western
held above Quotations Wheat firm; GGPp pro
oSc 0sl.O2 Provisions quiet, Whiskey, 9O6slc.
Vircinia's, consolidated 55 bid. North Cardinals
old. ail bid. Others unchanged.
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y,1 1rr,fopEIIyE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 2o-Cattle Inactive very
best on sale to-day, eiMtc; first quality 5sGS6sc:
medium TO good fair, li@5s; receipts, $40 head !;
slles, 755 head Hogs In fair demand and full sup
ply s!l7c, receipts, e,3a7 head Sheep IN good de-
inand, and supply scant, 6sgssc.; receipts, l,45o