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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-07-19
ATTENTION ALL!
re, IND AT LAST! NO HUMBUG!
~,
BeeirSch'S Hair Restorative

patented July 10th, 1872. The Greatest Of the
Age! IL is Guaranteed to make the Hair
Grow on Bald Heads, IL used as direc-
ted. Any one can have good suit
Of hair. For sale everywhere
and also by the Patentee,
Ma 90 =. Broadway. Baltimore. Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-07-19

r DAMS NEGOTIATED, GROUND RENTS
4 COLLECTED, REAL ESTATE BOUGHT
AND SOLD. EXAMINATION OF TITLES
promptly attended to.
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CENTACR Observation-Disclosures Is no pain which the
Cenaur Linmeut will not relieve, no swelling 1t
will not suhluc, and no lameneSs which It will not
This Is strong language but II Is true. Where
the parts not gone Its effects marvellous. II
has produced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock- Jaw palsy, sprains, swellings, caked-beustS.
scalds, burns, salt-rheun car-achc, &c, upon the
human frame. and OF strains, SPAWN, gals, &c,
upon animals in one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. 1t Is a
counter irrtant-an a-healing pain relleyer. Grip
pies throw away their clutches, the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. II Is no hum
bug The recipe Is published around each hottie.
IL selling article before sold. aud II sells
because 1t does just what 1t pretends TO do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain. or swelling,
deserve TO suffer If they will not use Centaur Lini-
ment. More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable
cures including frozen limbs chronic rheumatism.
govt, running tunors, &C.. have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates, the re-
cipe. &C., gratis To any one requesting 1t. One bot
tie of the yellow wrapper Centaur Linimcnt Is
worth one hundred dollars for spawned or swceni"d
horses and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep.
Stock -owncrs, this liniment IS worth your atten-
ton. No family should lie without Ccnt,ur Lini-
ment. j. Is. ROSE Il Co.,
e Broadway. Ncw York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Court continued
' by adjournment dnd held for James City
county ami the city of williamsburg. 1T the court
use thereof, In the city of Williamsburg, on
Thursday The 18TH day Of May. 1913:
Dismal swamp Land Company Plaintiffs.
against
Robert Anderson, personal representatives ct
~ ClIASCkFY.
Among other thugs il was ordered that the lol-
lowing accounts should be taken:
First. An account o. the claim OF the plaintiff,
the Dismal swamp Land Company. and of the per-
sunal representatives Of Robert Burton, deceased.
and the relative priorties of the claims OF said
plaintiffs, aud also account oil the claims of all
other creditors of the estate OF the saiO Robert An
delSOn.
which the said Robert Anderson died possessed of
or eniitgd 10, showing what has become Of the same.
and who are accountable therefor. An account Of
The administration OF Helen NJ. Anderson. Us cura-
trix on the estate Of robert Anderson, deceased,
and Of The administration Of said estat. by Henry
HalStead sheriff of York county, and thu now per-
sonal representative of said Robert Anderson, or
any other rcpresentivc Of said Anderson:
Third An account of the adminis,l alton Of the
estate OF Helen Il Audcrsou. dcccIsel, by Robert
a. BriiEt. her crsonA re, .scntaliye, anc VI the
estate TO her bclun" H. lin hiSl.inus.
" Fourth. An account Cf the real estate OF whfch
the said Robert Anderson died SEIZED ana possessed
OF to which he was al the time or his death In any
manner entitled, and of its gross and annual value
and of the rents issues and profits thereof anu by
whom aud IN What amounts received.
Fifth. Any other accounts or statements when
may be pertinent to the matter in issue"
Extract: ..
WILLIAM II. r.. MORECOlK,
NJ. Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02

m DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS.-They
act as kindly On the tender infant the most delicate
female aud ntrm old age, as upon the most vigor-
Gus system, Graduating every mor!silic agent, i'll
MIGRATING the deoiltated organs, building up the
tagging nervous energies. impalting vigor to body
and MUD.
WORSE THAN BANKRUPTCY-A constitution
broken down by disease. Ii il Is the result Of fast
living, the excessive use Of whskey, the in1udiclous
use Of Mercury, exposure in miasmatic regions,
sedentary habits, sef-abuse, scrofulous faint, 81
few bottles of Or. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT will restore you to health
more desired than gold.
A DEADLY ENEMY is DIR. TUFTS SARSA-
PARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT to ulcers,
pmpts letters secondary syphilis, BARRIERS itch.
salt rheum, gandular sweliugs, worms and black
specks in the flesh, ulcers In the throat mouth, and
nose, mercury. lead. and arsenic. II thoroughly
nfutraizrs the virus in the blood.
nv 5l-deod&wlW
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@gA RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS

1880 GOOD, RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
to sell our celebrated VICTOR MUSIC-BOXES.
The VICTOR" is conceded by oil to be the best
as well as the cheapest instrument Of its kind in use
this fact Is proved by the demand for the instru-
ment-over three thousand having been sold during
the past year. I he "VICTOR "plays sixteen tunes
and Is manufactured In rosewood and walnut cases.
mounted In silver, and ,cdrrduted for fire years.
Retail price, ST..
To those who wish to act rs AGENTS in the sale
of our MUSICAL BONES We will send one us a
sample to sell b! on receipt of :! to pay for packing
and express charges. VIC allow agents large COM
mission; and the business being pleasant aud profit
able, 1t IL particularly recommended to ladies
and ministers. All our agents arc doing extremely
weli-nany are making from Ss5 to SIPS per mouth
Send ~ for sample instrument, which will be
promptly forwarded with complete printed instruc-
lions, rates Of commission, pamphlets, circulars e.c
In ordering be particular TO write maine and address
plainly also, name Of express office when different
from your post-ofice. Address
j. ". SANDERS,
mn l3-w Chillicothe, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza iiauc0S, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
caudise and y tSsensers l.. y. Taium. agent
steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York 1ner-
chandise and passengers G. w Allen & Co.. agents.
SAILED.
Steamer state OF Maryland. Trarers. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. L. Brett, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk. lner-
chandisc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatrtm. agent.
Brig P0:cidrn. OmmcDdSucs, Norfolk, to load FOR
Liverpool, Curtis & Parher.
Schooner Sllilc Ecsev, Howell, Norfolk granite
Currie & Co.
Schooner Chase Pick, New Be ford, iron, Currie
& Co
Schooner Turtle Dayton Crcekmore, Norfolk
iron, Old Dominion Nail-Wnrks.
Schooner Eugic, Corsey, Norfolk, light.
Schooner Roxannl Johnston, Johnston. New
York ria Chickahuminy, with wood
SAILED SUNDAY, JUNE lST.
Steamer isaac Bell. Blakrm3r, New York. uler-
chandise and passengers, q. W. Allen G Co, agents
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Cordova, stcalman. cleared at Philadel-
pha on the 10th Of May.
MEMOIR aSDCM.
Brig Albion lBr. J, smith, for Richmond, remained
al Liverpool OH the 18th OF May.
lRY TELEGRAPHJ
NEW YORK. May al.-Arrved, steamers India,
krun Pri z, Virgo, and Georgia. Arrived ont.
steamer Russia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


III THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supply want never before filed, They
form rcsal;r system Of remedies for the principal
disescs-each complaint having its arpropriate
remedy-thus differing materially from the patent
one = cure. ais" for all malad.es. No person Of
Intelligence can for moment believe that one
re.Eedy can cure all diseases.
Our remedies are all safe, and never reduce the
patient; never render any one more liable 10 take
cold: never ohgea person to leave business; never
make their continuous ust condition Of cure.
For full particulars Of these celebrated remedies
see THE FAVORlTE ILLUSTRATED UNIVER-
SITI ALMANAC AND BUSINESS BOOK for
ls73. Free on application at the principal Office,
Nos. and University Place, New York city, aud
agencies.
RICHMOND AGENCY,
WOOD 4 SONS,
NH o6- TUX Fam corner Ninth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
BY Grubbs i Williams,
Aucrionrers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu BANK.

ry,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VALU.
1 ABLE FARM KNOWN AS WOODBOURNE,
AT TUSSTALL'S STATION, On THE KILL KILL
MOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUI
TW ENTY MILES FROM RICHMOND; ALSg'
STOCK. FURNITURE. PLANTATION ClEN :,
SlIS, &c, AT AUCTION.-In execution or cced
of trust from J. Otto Ehbets and wife 10 the
subscriber rs trustee, dated 10th OF March, 1871 ana
ing thereto requi rcd by the assignee of the creotor
secured, aud by authority OF New Kent circuit
Court, made April 10. 1873, will sell at aucilon
upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF
june. 1873 at II O'Clock A. NJ, the FARM above
named and described. containing THREE HUN
nRED ACRES more less with the buildings
thereon, embracing q new brick dwelling o. elRnt
large rooms In two stories: ne" brick kltrnen.
laundry, aud servants rooms, anu also some OUT
buildings, with fine orchard, &c.
This has on2 been regarded AS very productive
farm, and has been much improved at consldera-
BILE expense by its Drtseit owner.
Those desiring really valuable farm, near 10 anu
with convenient acCtSS by railroad To the CITY.
should by all means attend this sale. -
After the sale of The farm, will he sold the HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. SlOCh'
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, VEHICLES, &c.
THE TERMS of the deed require sale for cash.
but the creditor authorizes me 10 sell the personal
property for cash j.; ~ sums only under $50 over
that amount. on credit Of sixty DAYS for ncgotia-
bic notes satisfactorily Endorsed the real estate Tor
twelve eighteen and twenty-fpur months for
negotiable notes. secured by decd of trust. and all
credit payments To be with interest added from day
Of sale. L. ". GtUBBe' lriiStee.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
nv 27,3l u3.J.7 1l.It&tdtd
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LIST OF GIFTS:
Total. 10000 gifts, all cash 100000

Total, 10000 g1fts all cash Y'o'''o
The money to pay all these gifts IN full IS now
unou ticpositin tile Farmers and Drovcrs Bank OF
Louisville and set aside for that purpose anu can
only be used for that purpose u.s. VIII oe seen ny lne
following certificate OF the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DROyERS BANK.(
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April u lo13'
This is to certify that there is In the Farmers and
proycrs Bank to the credit of the Third Grand Glit
Kentucky i've hundred thousand dollars, when mas
been gel apart by the managers to pay the gifts III
fnll, and will be held by the hank and paid ont Tor
this purpose, ana this purpose o Wfytc,r Cashier
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gift Will get sloo o"o IN greenbarks' ana
QUO the $1,000. and all the other gifts, 10000 III NUM-
Der, amounting To .5oo;ooo
those who first apply (orders accompanied ny the
money always having preference over ugens) ut the
following price Whole tickeS, sS ha ,bU g.
$500 I3 for $1,000, and SIS for -, 900. No discount;
on less than 800 worth of tickets at z time.
oocR on 1S MoRNSs july ISL s. in Pubic
Library Hail. and the following will be the order OF
proceedings: Isl. Music by orchestral band. I'd.
wheel. sd. Placing of gifts in small wheel. 4th.
Music Ivy orchestral baud 9TH Explanatory re-
marks ny President. eth. Drawing OF frst half ut
gifts. 7th. Music Ivy orchestral land. sth. Draw.
Ing OF last half Of gifts. 9th Placing Of large wheel
with tags In hands OF committee Appointed by au-
dlence. 10th. Grand orchestral concert.
that can he procured. and the gentlemen who count
and place tho tags and gifts in the wheels anu super
Intend the drawing and keep the record OF the
drawn numbers will be chosen from the best known
anu most trustworthy citizens Of the State All VIII
be SO conducted to b. perfect guaranty against
complaint from any just source.
The payment Of gifts will begin on SATURDAY,
july H. ut O'Clock A. NJ. Tickets drawing gifts
must TIC presented at Room No. / Public Library
Building. where cash checks upon the Farmers and
Growers Bank of Louisyillc, or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank of New York. at the OPP
ton Of the holder will be given for the tickets. All
gifts not called for i'll six months from the drawing
will be turned over TO the Public Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOMAS L. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Louisville, Ky.
For further particulars or information apply 10
A. Z. L'ECUYER,
P09 Bank street, Richmond, Va, or
WILLIAM II. YERBY.
Clerk mt Ford'S Hotel, Richmond, Va.
az is-d2awtS weowtjyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
'ENHE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved and reftted for the sea >on OF
1873 The waters vary IN temperature from so TO ITO
degrees.
The BATHS hive for nearly Il century been used
In the treatment Of Govt, rheumatism. Paralysis,
Womb: Old Injuries, Cutaneous Afectons,l Con-
traction OF Muscles aud Joints, Chronic DiarrhTa,
&C., and have attained worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy In curing and relieving such diseases.
The buthing arrangements are extensive and com
pleie and include the new feature of NJ I'D BATHS.
which are attracting the especial attention of
the medical profession and invaids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
riettes among them spring of clalybeare alnm
water equal III not supcrlor) to amy of lis kind In
the United States.
For pamphlets, giving full description and apaly-
sis Of waters, address S. {. TARDI & Co. Rich
mond, Va, or JAMES 4. AUGUST.
Hot Springs, Bath coanty, Va.
on-Cn TIL GNtm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
MILLINERY GOODS.

ENTIRELY NEW !-FRENCH On
Ing this week at SSSGn
MADAME B. DEMELMAS's
Also, every article In the Millinery line s.an hr had
Hl MADAME Is. DEMELMAN,S
-..-..t. 1923 Main street.
THE LATEST SENSATION,
WILLOW PLUMES, POMPOSS FOR SUMMER
IN every fashionable shade
FRENCH FLOWERS, such as have never before
oe pee exhibited IN ibis city. In FANCY GOODS.
5eal Lace tichues, siawls, Wells, Coar,I, aud HAND
SercnieIs. Also, fun line OF Imitation Laces Kid
Gloves, beautiful in all colors Jes-such AZ Crnls
BANDS, Pins, &c, NJ the od-estsi,shed house of
rp MADAME Is. DEMELMAN
n. R-Couniry merchants will find n TO fheir own
interest, DESTROYS oil purchasing wHoLEsAIr by
calling upon Inc, rs an convinced after haysny
statement Is correct. ~ A'o's
MADAME Is. DEMELMAN,
1928 1ain street,
nss sstweeI Thirteenth aud Fouytseuih
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Mn. Lr,Gu SN1Tp's ARcrrc EXPEDITION

MIR. LEIGH SMITu'S ARCTIC ExpEpITIoN.-
The steam-yacht Diana left Dundee, Scot
land, on the 10th of last month, on voyage
of EXPLORATION I'm the northern seas. The
Yacht is manned by crew Of twenty, and
although there Is sai!ing.master, Mr.. Smith
viii have complete control. The first point
of rendezvous will be Cobb'S Bay. on the
northwest of Spitzberscn, where Mr.. Smith
EXPECTS to meet hi own sailing-yacht. the SalE'
son. which was dispatched from Hull with
stores on the Is. of May, under the com
mand of Captain Walker. fon many years
connected with the Dundee whaling fleet.
Every effort will subsequently be made to
push as far northward as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
PROGRAMME FOR T0.nAy.

The Association will be in session at the
Second Baptist church from 10 to2s O'Clock,
and there will probably be a night session
also.
The reports of the Suuday-School and
Bible Board, the Educational Board, and
the Domestic Mission Board, are yet to be
acted on and there are several important
committees to report, such Us the Committee
On the Communication from the Virginia
Bible Society, the one on the question OF
consolidating the Sunday-School and State
Mission Boards. and the one on the place of
the nsXt meeting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02

ARREST FOR a VIOLENT ASSAULT On Sat
ufoay night, at about ii O'Clock, Captain
tyler, Sergeant Wrenn, and Policeman
Goodman arrested William Long. alas
LonSs,reet, for al assault upon William
Allen, young white man, on Saturday
morning. He resisted desperately but had
10 succumh. The assault is said to have
been OF an aggravated character. Young
Allen had his nose broken, right eye knocked
ou', ana his skull is probably fractured. He
h2raiy expected ofive. Three other ne
ts,oes have been arrested as Longs accom-
=. ihe ARRAY took place at the corner
0; seventeenth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02

TIE BASASA.-It is acknowledged that no
other plant will yield as much food for man
on an acre of ground as the banana, or yield
it with so little outlay of labor. Where the
mean temperature is about 81 degrees Fab
renheit, the yield per acre is about seventy
five tons. Even when the mean temperature
is as as - or IS degrees its cultivation is still
advantageous: Il mean ut five degrees gives
midding return, but when il sinks to IS de-
crees, the product fails to be remuneratiye.
Uudcr the most favorable conditions. sim
gle tree will yield three crops in a year, of
seventy-fve pounds each. 1t is propagated by
offsets or suckers, and requires soil rich
and humid, but care must be taken that it
be we'll drained, either naturally or by artiti-
cal means. OF the total weight Of the fruit
nearly thirty-SeYen per cent must be deduct
ed for the rind, the remainder being edible.
While the banana is green 1t is mainly
Starchy, but as it ripens this is changed into
sugar and gum. In the tropical countries
where it grows it is mainly used green, strip
ped of its rind and roasted under hot ashes.
1t is often dried in Il bakers oven, by which
it looses sixty per cent Of its weight aud be-
comes hard and translucent, and is used in.
stead of biscuit in forest journeys and coast
voyages by the natives. The fruit is very
nutritious even when one-halfripe. Six and
one-half pounds of it, together with two
ounces of sailed meat, have been in many
cases the regular daily ration of food for Ia
borers in banana-growing regions. 1t was
proposed many years ago to grind dried
bananas to flour for export to Europe, rs a
staple article of food; but the project seems
to nave come TO nothing. Considering the
large amount Of starch contained in the uE-
ripe fruit, and the sugar in that allowed to
ripen, it would seem perfectly feasible to use
it in the manufacture of alcohol, ETC., in the
s;llne manner that potatoes are now applied
to such purposes.
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100000 FOR ONLY SO.

Enough of the 100, 900 tickets Issued for the THIRD
GRAND GUT CONCERT In aid of the Public Library
of kentucky having been sold TO insure full draw.
ing aud the wish having been universally expressed
that tho lO,Oo0 cash gifts offered should bc drawn III
full and paid III full without any scaling down. as
heretofore the ma .agcmcnt. with the concurrence
of the trustees. have determined TO allo" ninety
DAYS more for the sale Of the remnant OF tickets lei
on hand. The concert and distribution advertised
for April is, therefore, postponed to TUESDAY
July j, 1879, On which day. and no other, they WI
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Atihis Grand Concert the following cash g1iis VIII
be distributed by lot and paid In full to the TICKET
holders who draw them:
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
-~---->
BY Eobettsoif, Bronaugh q Co.,
! Real Estate AGENTS and Aucuoneers,
HUH street opposita the courthouse,
FF Manrhester Va.

A TCTION SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
n AND sEvENTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND
n f,HESTERFIEiD COUNTY NEAR THE OLD
ff:offRTNH HOUSE, THREE MILES FROM THE
HALFWAY STATION, ON The RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD u. \ y
TWE7 w MIf, ES FROM RICHMOND AND Pc
rERSHURG.-At the request of the owner we will
sell at public auction, In front Of the courthouse
ia7a heing W at Il O'Clock ~. the vau
able TRACT OF LAND located Us above.
There Is good dwelling on the piaGGs containing
nnethrd of the land is well timbered with oak and
nine. There is also Oh the place No. nll-pono,
With good rock dam iu complete repair. o,-o
TESWS: One-fourtb cash balance IN six, twelve,
and eybteen months interest added ut six per cent
secuted by a deed Of trust on the property:
, oo o,,,tds Auctloncers.
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Professor John Hart, of Stanton, is men
toned as a candidate for the vacant chair of
moral philosophy in the University Of Viz
yinia.
John Childers. a Cherokee Indian, who is to
be hanged at Fort Smith, Ark, next month,
only requests that bis hair shall not be cut of
while he lives.
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bistered, Isle. u D.; American blistered' i2sc'
safh: In store. sssoBss 70 for standard-that u.s.
nScenny other sizes extra.
p},pgh. custfnps: Wholesale, ssc.; retail, ssc'
U' Liquors, Wines, &c.
ah:. Scotch, best brands, pints, s2.:s u Dozen
'IRp setiesd Whtsteys: Common slGslso' full
'' Bws Whiskevs: Medium, sl.toels2: pure old, g
ak Xxx virginia Mountain, new, s2Gs:5o; DID, $3.50
~s rsp die; Domestic, sL2s@S2: fruit, sLa5GsiSo'
apple. 81, 7sa*:, wholesale .e peach a.
din: Domestic, slaSas2' ,oa., n. ,,mo,ca and
Santa Cruz, $alSs.
Lumber, Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White yak. s2oGs:s q Loo; Western stern
sso ~ LOO yellow pine boards, sl3@sl7; 1ois; ss
GSoS according toi engths. shinges-Pine, $2SeQ'
IS: cyprs<. ssasl2 - 1000. Laths-split, sl.5o;
sawed. ~. rs u LOCO.
LOCO seasoned s2oG$sS u 1ooo Four-haIrei tim
Ter fSs Sss %r pVisnii hG ek
orv hoop, $l!UG*l5 " 1000; red OAK Tor molasscs
barrels. Sl5QDflu.
Rugs: Mixed cotton, DC; white, 6sgec'; wool
len. 20t4c.
Rope: Manila, besl, ca6?5c.; sisal, &c. q h.
jute, 12sc. ,,,u-T,,a
BrorustuE: 27c. ~ bushel.
tpr,, Bran: zoe. ~ bushel.
ShipstuE: 55c. p hishel
Shorts: 2sc. % bushe
Wheat Bran: 2Oc. u bishe.
Powder, Shot, SC.
Fuse: TOYS mining, 4oc.0 $l.25 a. 100 feet
Po,rder. 1915 by the i've kegs-i'.ss than FIVE
kegs. S7.25: blasting, SIQ $3.50.
Shot: Northern, s2.759i*a % lag OF rs Ms.
Seeds.
EYnrseed.-Sl.e31S1.75
Grindstones zQl2sc. TR il.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 3l-Fiour nnrlmn2ed Whel
dull and nominal: no receipts. torn-rrcclpfs very
light: white. 7u6N72c: yellow. CSC. Oats-soulhern
5Ol1Ssc Rye dull at s5tGa5c Provisions heavy
and quiet: quotations nominal: shoulders, s@stc
Lard 9@8tc. Whisky, 93sc.
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presented BY the men Of his department.
The affair took place at Monticello Han: Inc
n = rs speech was made BY Maior.
Willie Caskie. and received on the part Of
Mr. solomon Wise By George D. Wise, Esq.
After the speeches there was collation.,
tlsuked by fine display Of fluids. Toasts
were drunk, and the evening passed in a
most pleasant manner. Mr.. Wise leaves the
Tredegar to accept position in Pough-
kecnsie. n. Y.