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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-02-26

DIED, Tuesday morning, 2ith inst at
Decllcrd. MIS-. Cynthia Perry, aged about
10 wears. She was highly esteemed 10y
All who knew her. Her husband was Il
soldier in the war of 1872.
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Pay Your Taxes.

This is to notify all taxpayers In
Franklin county, who have not paid their
taxes, that the TaX-Collector is Compelled
under the law. to commence, after the first
Monday in March nest, to distrain upon
their property for the payment Of their
taxes, and lie hopes eue5y one VIII come
promptly forward and settle, snvingthcm
selves thereby additional cost. lie has a!
ready given numerous notifications, and
this is The last.
JOHN G. HANNAH,
Feb. 20. 1S7i~lt Tax Collector
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Irr,STIctpE.-Thcre was found. on last
THURSDAY morning, about ore mile and a
hair irorN Winchester. in an enclosed Held,
a dead infant, tied up in a sa'k. 1t was -
white child, and we learn ihat suspicion
rests upon y woman staying in the neigh
borlo0d, who but recently came there.
The Coroner held an inquest, and the jury
returned the following verdict; death
from unknown cause"
Twas not even agccrtained whether the
InT4uthad boon born dead or alive, but 1t
10 presumed the latter, as it was we'll de-
wclpy-d and Of proper size.
Tie mcancst class of the beasts Of the
field manifest Il tender regard for
their voun., aud the smallest of the
teatlcry tribe will attack rude boys who
rob their nests Of their precious young
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Two additional names are announced
in this weeks paper, as candidates for Tex
Collector-ucnry Weaver and Sherrco
Williams.
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Cheap Farms for Sale Easy Terms

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Conn
pany offers l.2OO,000 acre, Of land IN Cen
tral and Southwest Missouri, at from ~
to Sl2 per acre, ON seven years time, WITH
tree transportation from It. I.odl> TO all
purchasers, Climate, soil, TIMBER miner
Al wealth. schools. churches and law.
abi inc society invite emigrants from all
uoin1, TO this land OF fruit, and flowers
FOR particulars. address, Land Commis-
sivner. st. Louis. Mo. iNllo
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u" Fresh, good aud cheap Garden Seed
Of all kinds can be had from ~. Hi'ce'
Dechcrd, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned can be found over
Capt. W. II. BrHnnan's Office, (the office
formerly occupied by Judge p. Turnry.)
unless professionally engaged elsewhere
T.. {. MARKS.
February 25th, lS7i-2w
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LIME LIME

Inc very lest of Lime. securely packed
IN barrels. can hc had by APPLYING to or
addressing HAWKINS & SEWEI.!.
icbIo-Gin Sewsnee. Tenn.
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NEW YORK, February 2l.-A private
dispatch from Baltimore, announces the
death in Galveston. ex-senator WigfAll, OF
Texas.
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der. is easily swept over. aud i. in short,
the most durable. simple and etlcGtual
weather protector thas has yet seen IN
vented. Not only SCI, but il is the enly
Patent Adjustable Threshold ever invent
ed. aud has no competitor in the known
world.
Every builder and architect. that has
seen il. says it i the best tI:ing ever IN
vented for the purpose. o viii say the
same Nlrn Won see it. Ii il the only thing
that will positively exclude cold. dust
rain and snow.
We will guarantee perfect satisfaction!
Try it! Try il!
WILSON. PIERCE & CO,
wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers.
Isl Clark Street. Chicago, III.
SE-For sale by ". J. Sister, Winchcs-
ter, Tenn,
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Terms of Adyertising:

rs Advertisements for less than three,
months, 81 80 per square fist insertion aad
10 cents each subsequent insertion. one
liMrl l. a EnuurN.
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FOR REGISTER.

We are authorized to announce n. il.
Martin Il candidate for Register Of Frank
lin county. Election in August, 1871.
ap,~S.-s4-,
WEDNESDAY,, .:::::FEB %, 1874
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ADJUSTABLE THRESHOLD.
Description.


Ihe engraving repre-
SCENTS our Bile
THRESHOLD broker AT
one end which /. &C
huoWlrdscu 10y all TO be
the only invention YET
produced that will posi-
lively exclude water, cold.
dust. etc, from coming
under the door. The parts
marked \ are made Of
hurd waod. and are united
Nv Il strip OF heavy, purp
/ rubhrr. marked + in tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17
Loss of an Ocean Steamship.

THE FRENCH STEAMER L'AMERIcoUE FOUNDERS
AT sEA-PASsENGERS AND CREW SAvHD-DE-
TAILS OF THE DISASTER.
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Marine News-Raflroad Aeeident-The
EiSheries.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, april 1G.-The steamship Lib
erty, of the Baltimore and New Orleans line,
sprung aleak in the Bay to-day and put in
here for repairs. The Government will allow
her to go in the dry-doek at the maynard
tomorrow. f..
The steamer Commerce, of Baltimore, sunk
in the Roanoke river near. Plymouth, has
been raised, and is en- route to this city for
repairs.
The English steamer Vicksburg, Captain
Roberts, of the State line, put In here to-
day, from New Orleans to Liverpool, for
coal and 600 bales of cotton.
Carr Holland, section-master Of the Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad, was struck by
the express going to Weldon this morning
and considerably injured. The train was
going thirty-tiye miles an hour.
The United States steamer Ticonderoga,
from Key West to the navy-yard for repairs,
arrived In the Roads this afternoon.
Ali the fisheries along the Lower bay shore
have commenced operations for the spring
and summer.
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COTTON MARKETS Apau.,s.

L
| ,rgw ORLEASs--MIddlnss, exc. Net receipts
1,026 bales gross receipts, 1916 paies Eaporfs-
70 Gyeat Britain. =, 159 bales; continent e. 81
hales,Fr1nce, 2.60S.oales; coastwtse, 1857 bales
Sales 900 bales; LAST evening, 1859 bales Stock
! 81 ,AS2 bales. 49, 'ls1.1f
CHAHLEsToy.-Quletan and firm; middlings, 16Ye
low middings, 18c. good ordinary &c Hes re.
ceipts, 573 bales gros. receipts. SOC hales. Ell
ports coast wise, f.1SS bales. Sales, 200 bales.
Stock, 2ai325 bales.
GALvEsToy.-Firm good demand; good ordi-
nary, l61, middlings. 17c.. Net receipts, 703
bales. Exports coast wise1 10 bales. Sales, 800
bales. Stock. 4S.335 bales
SAVANNkM.-Quiet; rniddliDgs, 16hc. Net re
ceipts, $50 BALES gross receipts, 594 bales. E1-
ports coastwse, $50 bales. Sales 6S6 bales Stock,
Al, S26 bales.
BALTIAoRE-Firm: middlings, SIC Gfoes re
ceipts, 135 bales. Exports-To the cOpti6e ns, 676
bales: coastwise: IL bales Sales, 22S baleS: last
evening, 1877 bales; to spinners, "a bslea Stock,
1866 bales.
MoBILE.-Ftym, middiings. 1879. Receipts, 333
bales. EIporfs-To Great Brftnin, So bales coast
wise, 2S6 bales sales, 500 bales Stock, 81 G93
bales. -
WMNISGToN-Strong; middllngs, 18lSc. Net
receipts. SO bales, Exports cOastwise; 225 bales
Sales, 20 bales. Stock, 1882 bales. -
AUGUSTA Quiet: and firm;: mtddliDgs, 16c.
Receipts, 900 balss. Sales, 44S bales.
EoRFoLK. low middlings, 15ac- Re-
cep,s, 494 bales. Exports coastwise, 746 bales.
sales, 400 bales. Stock 6, 1851 bales. .rt
NEMpIIIs.-Firns and IN God demand: offerings
light; middlings, 1901 &C; Receipts. Sal bales
Shipments, $50 bales. Stock, 40,345 bales.
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Hood I'm the Cumberland, and Tonnes
see Rivers. s..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1G.-The Cum.
bc!!aHt river is still rising one inch an hour
Several hundred feet Of Market street south
Ci Broad is now under water, TO the great
damage Of stores and residences. Should
Inc water rise one foot more, it will invade
1he Easements OF thirty or forty business
HOUSES On Front street north of Broad. The
merchants are now moving their goods and
colon to more secure places One firm will
hare more than 60, 600 barrels of salt to move
al loss OF 81 900. The damage to goods and
Expenses OF moving are already very large.
HE high water has caused serious damage
on the different lines of railroad in this sec.
ton. &c.. .......... 49,.
The Tennessee river is very fun, and
rising at the rate OF two inches per hour
anu threatens an overflow.
The Cumberland, Stone, and Duck rivers
are higher than at any time since 1S4T, anG
from present indications they will reach OF
Or .2ceed that ycag, ,. p"
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL l6, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL l6, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, CIV. Alien, agent
chandse and passengers. L. b. Tatum. agent
Schooner Hattie II. Crowe'l Cro1eIl, Woods
Hole via City Point guano. Allison & Addison
Schooner seaoird' hogan, New York, Ruano,
schooner Salisbury, Fields, Baltimore, lumber, z.
Schooner Amos Falkerburg, Racket, Orient r.
= scIoone i J. H. WmnWrtsSi, LLOYD, Philadelphia
coal, Powhatan Iron Company. ~ ',.'. .
sAuKp..
disc and passengers, ", p. Porter, agent.
Schooner Island Belle, Woodman, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner R. A. Collins, LolIesr Richmond, Phil
Aq seRoober Mary Frances, Andrews, Richmond
PhsaGeiphiai ApFEsl VI 10; Richmond phi,
Sq Schooner RBoofeld, crone; Baltimore, April a.
Schooner Henrietta, Matthew, New York, April
Schooner Major ". H. Tansum, Shoe, Phiiadcl-
Isl Schooner Robert franklin. Seward, Baltimore,
Bark Max Ottoman, Liverpool, March 25. FL
Schooner Caroline Hau, Abdlil, Philadelphia,
schooner John Bentley, =. April 2;
Schooner Adrian, Kent, Rockltnd, April I.
Schooner r. A. johnson, johnson, New York,
April 4. ~,
Bark Fame, Nathieson, Liverpool, March 8.
~ Sd. , 81. MEMORANDA. ..
Schooner Narcissa, Applegarth, hence, arrived at
Baltimore April 15.
Schooner &. .. \. Travers, Mitchell, hence, at
Alexandria April a.
Arrived at New York April s, schooners James
Phelps, Rockwell, Virginia, for New Haven Eva,
Magee; Alethea, Darby; Senator, Endicott; j. b.
johnson, Rose; IT. G.. Benton, Miller; Adelizs,
Loyeland: George Hoyt, Deacon; W. =. Nelson,
Leeds: Ellie Bodine, Rutter; l. II. Hopkins, Pred
more Matte G. Taber, Aldridge: ). y. Simpson.
Jackson Samuel Wood, Wood j. j. ID. Cranmer,
Matthews: Eurotas, lnman: Jacob Birusali, Blake
and A. Jennings, Lake-ali from Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the spring settling OF
The iron buovs in the bays and harb0r OF New YoI Z,
| newly painted and numbered, has been completed.
| The buoy tender will commence work In the sound
| early next week.
| Notice Is hereby given that \ fog bell has been
| established ut Slingray Point Light station, Va
and will be struck by machinery, during thick and
| roggy weather, at Intervals OF i've and thirty
| seconds. s,,a
This bell must not be mistaken for that at w Ind
| mill Point, which Is struck ut Intervals OF ten
BY Telegraph. :
| FORTRESS MONROE, April 16.-Arriyed: Bark
| Templar, from Richmond, for kio. ...r r
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Steamship Ashore.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Surf- boats went
out from Atlantic City this morning to a
steamer ashore, on Brigantine shoals, but
back this afternoon. The steamer is a large,
fuIl-rigged, black screw-steamer, with black
stack, flying what appears to be the French
flag, with; swrecking schooner alongside
LAYING out anchors to pull her Off, The sea
is smooth, but the weather looks bad, the
wind hauling to the northeast. The steamer
is headed of shore.;-f
The above is all yet known here.
Later.-The steamer ashore on Bigantfne
Shoals is the Nederland. She. has q large and
valuable cargo, shipped at Antwerp tol
Philadelphia. She has no passeng gers. 4.
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look AT THIS AND ECONO-R
MIZE. AND BUY WORK MADE ATE IA
HOME.-Ladies' Serge Button Boots sold at
the RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
for s2.75 Ladies' serge Lace Caters for ~ La
dies Serge Lace, foxed, 50 to Ladies serge
Foxed Button Boots, S3 10 $3.50 Misses Serge
Calf Lace Boots, 1915; Misses' Calf, q good
school shoe, at $3.50; LADIES' Kid Button Boots
$3.50; Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots, SS.oo
Ladies' Pebble Goat Lace Boots ut $50 50 Misses
20; Gents French Calf Boots, 81; Gents FRENCH
Calf Caters from 81 TO IS; Boys from |3 10 $3b0
Boys frst-class Calf Shoes, $3.50! 80 e#=
Chiidren,s Shoes sold &C low figures,
All work manufactured by me warranted, and nc
other kindsold. ID = $50 s..t.-.-
REPAIRING neatly done. .s.r ,-e-.
Parties wishing to buy good BOOTS and SHOES
win lind it 10 their adyan tage to give me call.
~ Respectfully, HENRY e. BOSCHEE.
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pRY St,0r,s.


tu1yrNG just RE. TURNED FK6f
! LINEN lori ff1 now 6tep Veg tes 9I9ftR{ g
mitch Under 8hcff t1fue. IA ~ - ssssS
In DRzSs GDODs /. have eyeryfh ms FeNMa,
is out, which win sen from f2Hc. up -
ISTRfpED JAPANEsS P0PLINA 9SsS. e III Z
STRIPED SILK POPLINg, Soc;
|COLORED SILKS inevery shade, Tor dfessex and
trimming; - 4gazasas.t
BLACK sILKs cheaper shan tssey sverfvsre;r
BLACK ALP AGAS from 26ei up; !, IS ssygys,y,.ss
BACK ALPACA 81 SOc.-.besutifnl; tagss gzE
WHITE and COL0RED PIQuE2 st al pRieess
NAIEs0OK, plain <;
NAINsoOh, plaid and strtped-ycry eheaps
Good ~ BLEACHEDC oTTONa t 100. : T.
TABLE DAMASK from CSC. up; ~ ~.
NAPKINS at all prtces;
TOWELS at 12hc. worth z5c.; 80 Il
CASS1MERES-in Cassimeres for,Bsen and boys I
hare the beat stock ever oNcred In tltis market
LINENS for men and boys;
have great many other goods. to0nunercasto
mention, all Of which shall sell VERY CHEAP.
Also, more cases Of the best LAWNS a 19ae~
ANY one In, wsae Of CHEAP. GOODS Win do
wei to give me q call before buying elsewhere.
JULIUS sYCLE,4 IB Bfoaa street.
h Country merchants, will DO we'll TO examineMY
stock OF DkkSS GOODS. sp174my5
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&c aton OF I.ynchburG Merchants ON
House Tax Bill.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

TSIVNIUI ISItSfaHl 20 TIC IIEIH[CN.J
LyScRBURG, april 16.-The merchants
here had meeting to-day and appointed a
committee to so to Richmond and petition
the Legislature to modify the discriminating
tsx bill against them just passed by the
House OF Delegates. They also passed re-
solution calling on all other merchants In
the State to take similar action. The meet
ing was large and unanimous in its determi-
nation to use every effort to avert the final
passage of the odious and discriminating
bill.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK; April. l6.-Costoa hrm sals &c OF
1855 17ag1 sSase6o n0a goo aI
common 70 AZ 55asi1 Wheat ashade better
sIs. 5sa sss Ssas
L. better r.1 ,ssiIed Goee shade hrmer wia-
o oas Of doing saEs5 less ss-
fass e gSsa Sc;
lot PILL, nd nneIaseed Rice anet, with slall sales
fo trsde TailoW asm at Rostn nrn san n
~ 6Olsa. 50. Tarpsettns nthsef NJ sa pSd hesys
10 a.I "a 1ric. Wkske:! frmes Mt S7.seaee
EreiSi,i, 10 LNerpaal.~Msykel hrlasrt tsEs
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following is the report of Mr. l.. Gimmi,
weighmaster. of the sales Of live stock from the
9Th TO The 18th April, 1874:
CATTLE.-127 head common 10 extra sold ut from
4@63c. q b., gross.
sIIEKP..sold from 51s@s4c. "a H., gross, and ~
H6Gs-Sold from slsSc. q D., net.
FEALs.-Per head sold from S69S13.
LAMBS.-Per head sold from 1896.
Special attention Is called to the revised law pass
cd making Thursday and Friday of each week the
sale-day for cattle, commencing with May st.
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Railroad Consolidation.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
SALISBURY, n. c., April 16.-At a meeting
OF the stockholders Of the North Carolina
railroad, held here to-day, it was agreed that
they consolidate with the Western North
Carolins railroad, and sell their stock at fifty
cents in the dollar.
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Accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio
xnnA

Accident ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl +
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 16.-Last night
aooW ~ O'Clock. as the eastern-bound
through freight, followed by an extra freight
'Fa'n' Was approaching Stanton, it, through
some unknown cause, stopped, and was run
INTO oy the following train. Some eleven or
Twelve cars of the through freight train were
considerably damaged. The engine Of the
extra train had its boiler stove in and the
headlight broken of, and Mr. Black, the en-.
Sinecr, was slightly injured.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April Eoon.-Stocks active
and feverish. Money, 4. Gold, 1879. Exchange
Long, Assn; short 4SSh- Governments DULL States
quiet and nominal.
Euenina.-Money easy at 4@5. Exchange dull at
4soH- Gold heavy snd depressed at 113k911 81
Governments strong and dull. States quiet and
nominal.
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Ans MNf1ps's SrperaRUs ~ $50
=, NEW Yoass 1prif1 ii! sI lSfes IiarSker =
.ae steemgc passengers of. ma nh ndnns y;
ss,eanshtp europe called Yesterday nj Nm
fEnchs transatlantic COMPANY s ofl,cai
anu was each given S12 to relieve immed;atss
Want AL those desiring It win receive Fsi n
roaa tickets flee tosthe point Of their desnIl
e na Captain lie Marie leaves for Paris
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PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-The steamer
Illinois, which sailed for Liverpool to-day,
ran into tow Of canal boats below the city,
aud sunk four of them. The crews were
saved, but it is said that woman and child
were drowned. The steamer was not dam.
aged, and went to sea from Lewes at pm.
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petcns,os, ! ON The ;Chesspeakn NM
- A Mic RnStrcnA. 81 q
fsnecisl fei,s. -rsni 90 enc Dispatch.l

Especial teics ram 90 the Uispateh.
GoapoSsv1LIs, Va. April JIG, 1874. The
eastern.bound nail .ra,,, on The Chesapeake
and Ohio road arrived liers this evening owe,
four hours behind time, eau sed by . slide
near Anderson, West Va, ana catching 1
freight train as 1t was passing thru ugh Che
cut. The damage to train and epgin was
small. The track was cleared Ia about III. rec
hours. No one hurt.
1t has been raining here for three DAYS.
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MEMpHIs, April l6.-There was a severe
rain.storm yesterday hereabouts. Planters
throughout this section are very Respondent
tn consequence of the heavy rains and high.
water rendering planting impossible. As
yet but few have been able to plough fur
row for corn or cotton, with little prospect
OF Improvement in the weather. It has been.
running here all day.
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Another Ducl be,weon y =, o.,. ,,,,,

NEW ORLEANS, April 16.--A duel has oc.
CURED at Toulme, near Bay st. Louis, Miss,
between Wallace Wood and Al Bachen,fn.
TIE weapons used were duelling pistols:
dista' nee, twelve PAGES. Bachemin was shot
through the thigh at the first fire. Wood
was unh urt. 1t Is reported that the entire
party, all OF whom are from New Orleans,
were arrested by the Mississippi authorities.
The party in Guides several newspaper re-
DOrterS
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Hurricane nnd Loss or Life.

Queenstown, April 1G.-The steamship
Atlas, from Boston, encountered hurri-
cane, during which she "hove to" for six
teen hours. An officer and seaman we're
washed overheard.
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IsAxsTslkpK1.laAasEz

B4LTINuEEApf1s-44 So ff1slf sfrS1r md N
gooa demanc4 Wheats 9ssJn. IN good demand. and
Hnc1aDEsd. Corn strong white southern, 500
Glow s1ntsTn, S5cs=U Oats SsailesD. $50
10 dtm at Sfe1b7. 06sS PRayhaotS arm md
| we've NO JobbiDg way; prices unchanged.
Western Outer unchanged. Coffee ubchargsd
" hiskey nrm at u: sugar frm as 955Q9Xc. {
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CTNC1ESkTI MARKrTa

CINCINNATI. April 16.-Flour steady. Corn activt
sna 9 ~ higher at 6e@73c. Pork quiet and held a
Sle;IvEi6:S0 Lard steady; steam, 9Ad9Hc
setEie, 39e@10. Bacon quiet and firm shoulders
1SHg e. clear rth, s.20@S.25; clear, 91c. WINS.
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Fatal Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The schooner
President, of Riverhead, was lost in Long
Island sound Saturday. The captain and
two men are believed to be drowned.
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BALrraoRE LIvE-srocK MARKEr.

BALTINoRR, April IG-Catt,e nuiet: yerys he's,
Eon sale to-dsy. 6,s@71c.; nrs, q,ality. 5SG6Hc.;
meSiam, 4H954c-; rsceIpts< f,0O5 heaS saies
SS9o head. hogs In moderate demand: prices sIin.
beDing at 7tgS7sc.; receipts. 5.529. Sheep, woei
9uiet at 6p5c. shenred, moderately active ut 41a
8sse.i receipts $500. -
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More RaIlottnr and no Election.

Bosros, April 16.-The following is the
thirtieth ballot for senator: Whole number
of votes, 26S; necessary to choice, 135--
Dawes, 92; Hoar, SS; Curtis, Y; Adams,
A !; Banks, s.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, April l6.-Virginia 6's, old, SO
consols, oos' West Virginia's, 10Y. North Caro-
lima U.s. old, ~ new. 20; special tax s. Bid to-day
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, April / e.-FIour ii, fair demand for
low grades: Corn higher; No. Q mixed, 6ekc. on
track. Whiskey scarce and higher, Mt 9Ae.. Pork
quiet at 81 6. 62lsI$16.75. Bacon strong: sh6ul-
ders; To-; sides, 0HG9ac Lard firm steam held
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Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-Federal Sur
geon Earnsworth has committed suicide.
Cause unknown, -. .-.
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Death of Captain Kirwan.
BALTIMORE. April 16.-The steamboat-cap-
tain William Kirwan is dead, aged ftty-four.
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MERCHANT TAILORING. i !,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF

! = = = z = JOHN E. UOHEhIis .'i.s8
would respectfully invite my patrons and u ose
In want OF ine goods to call and examine
going else 3herel one Of the lacgesl anu ., tSis
Stocks OF IMPORTED GOODS ever offered ~ tals
market, which WIN make mp In the atest ana mnha
approved manner, snd will sci! rs low US me same
Orders taken, for SHIRTS from one OF ahe oess '
h3ases In the country. ,ourpriiy~--,- -.
mn 90 I'm ,s-szs.@ '.f S22 Main street,