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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE I
RAlLhOAD CUMPANY.{

DOVER, DBL. December rs, 1873.
nNIDEND NOTiCE.-The Board OF
~ Directors OF this company have de-
claied the usual semi. .annusl dividend OF
I rec per cent. payable at the ONCE In
Dover. on and after January I'd, 1873.
dec26-Bt NJ. HAYES, Treasurer.
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NJ Office TO REAL ESTATE OWN
IN RS.-Those who sell or transfer
heal Estate. and do not wish TO pay the
tax OF 1919 viii oblige the undersl gned by
leaving notice thereof at our Office, that
we may assess II To the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
City A assessors.
ONCE, No. 10, f. Sixth st., between
Market and King. Hours a. m 10 IL IN, +,
10 and 7 10 U. m decl6.2w
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k'oh kENT.-S,ore No SOs sh,.,-
j, sreet. ONCE 2nd story No Co2x Wapiey
Apply TO ID iii "'Ne NJ marsh.
decZ1. Cts NJ ~ ~ Di'ER,
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NJ OrICE.-The Tenth Annual meeting
IN OF the Stockholders OF the Masonic
Hall Company OF Wilmington, Del, will
be held oil FRIDAY, the HLh day Of De-
cember, 1873, at 2 O'Clock. p. IN :, for the
purpose Of electing President, Vice
President, Treasurer and nine Directors TO
serve the ensuing year.
J. =. ALMOND,
deci7- -eodtm secretary
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EoR RENT.-Several 3d storv ro>
l. the Gazette building. III" us IN
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DOR SALE.-Four new ,,yo-s,o--l
= room brick houses, on WmInut SIX
between nth and 18th street, FOR S,Irperst' ,rr'
,nalioh ~ ply 10 j. Augustus McCamniiipr- ,nipr-
sssidmei' s"am' Hasting Co.'S, Rolling Iiiiiiey miii y:
dec2i Inn.
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FOH SALE.

TOR sALE.-4s Quarts Fro, 49,,
day. Apply 70 '" MIX per
.,,, ,EvANS PENNINGTON
dec30 eCdJt "'ket Su.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16

CINCINNATI, Nay l5.-Cotton-stroui
higher at 101lo. Flour-Strong and higher
family IS 75a6 so. Wheat-Demand fai
and market firm: red at 81 12al IS. Corr
Weaker at 421la4Sc. Oats-Quiet ant
firm ct 2SaSlc. Rye-Dull Of 60a62c. Bar
ley-Steady and unchanged. Pork-Dul
and nominal at IS 76a9. Lard--Dull ant
lower; current make sold at 1915, CLOSED
at So 95 bid, kettle 7II<a71Sc. Bulk Meats
Dull and prices shade lower; shoulders
s. 90, short rib 81 60 bid, 81 20 asked, ihor
clear 81 so bid, 81 90 asked. Bacon-Eas.
Ter at 4Isa4<a5l<a5I<. Butter-Dull; fan
cy creamery 19a20c; choice Western Re,
serve Halls; Central Ohio 12al3. LinseeC
Oil--steady and In fair demand at 57i
60c. whisky-steady and In fair demand
at 81 03.
HoGs-In fair demand, but lower; com
mon 81 80a3 10, light s. l5a3 80, packing
50 20aS IS, butchers IS S5aS 46.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 15.-Flour-In good de.
mand at full prices. Wheat-Quiet Blu,
steady; cash higher and options lower: No,
Q Chicago spring Sll0< cash. 81 10E May
81 OK June, 81 05H July, No. 5, 81 Okla
al 03H, rejected size. Corn-Active
arm and higher, at 405Sc cash, 4OIic May
S9sla39JSc June, S9iSc July, rejected $40
Oas-Fairly active and shade higher, Al
26J<c cash, June and July. Rye-Firmel
at 6SJfa59c. Barley-Firmer at 5ia5t I,fc
Pork-In lair demand but at lower rates
IS 10 cash, IS 10as 12If June, IS 30a8 S2I..
July, s. s0aS 52k August. Lard In iail
demand but at lower rates; SO rs cash
80 75a6 TX June, 90 S0a6 So July, So 81 }.
40 90 August. Bulk Meats-Enier; shoul.
ders SIC, short RIB 45sc, short clear 4xc,
Alcohol-steady at $50 bid. Whisky
4 M
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MILITARY MATTERs.-Captain Bridges,
Of the Camden Guards, wa up from
Moundsville yesterday. The Captain
says that the rumor that his company
contemplates disbanding is without any
foundation whatever. The company, be
claims, has over $3.50 in their treasury,
and contemplate procuring new uniforms
at an early day, and discarding their old
Zouave costumes. The roll shows a
membership Of forty.eight, and the squad
drills, which are held four evenings each
week, are we'll attended. Captain Bridges
further says that there il nota finer look.
ing set Of men in the State than those in
the Camden Guards.
The military short range match for The
Maynard Prize Cup, which will be held
at Woodland Range May Slst next, will
be open TO teams Of five from any regu
larly organized military company in the
United States. The rules adopted by the
club are as follows: All competitors 10
appear in the full uniform Of their re-
spective companies; weapon, rifle with
which their company is armed; distance
two hundred yards; position, standing
of hand; rounds, FIVE; entrance fee, one
dollar for each competitor. Any or
ganization can enter as many teams
as they desire, but no man TO shoot in
more than one team. Ties will be decided
according to the rules Of the Rifle Asso
citation OF America. Entries will close
at 10 o'clock noon, May 3lst; firing Il
begin at 2 o'elock, P. NJ, sharp. Five en-
tries are required to GIL the match. The
prize, consisting OF silver cup sixteen
inches high, valued at $40, will be given
to the team making the highest score,
The cup has been ordered by Mr.. G. p
Brown, and will be on exhibition at hi'
store in few days.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.


Considering the scarcity Of stock, The
market during the past week was very brisk
Some t25 head were disposed Of on Fiji
street, and the demand continues good fol
all kinds OF horses, and for aged broken
mules. Drivers, coach, saddle, heavy drai
and street car horses are all needed, and
are in good demand, selling quickly at fail
prices on arrival. OF the shipments there
were two cars for Boston, and one car each
for New Jersey, at Ss5ai00; for New Or
leans, at $6Oa1G10; for Pittsburgh, ut $90s
40; for Richmond, at S6oa90; for Lynch
burg, at $60a9e for Pittsburgh, at s9OalOO
The run Of prices may be quoted about Al
follows: Drivers, $lO0al75; draft horses
SlOOa200: streeters, $76al00; Southern
chunks, $50as0. Mules aged four to eight
years, l5Ifal6 hands, $l20al40; 15al5h
hands, $s5a11G; l4al5 hands, $60a90. Nc
demand for young mules.
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NEW YORK, May To- Cotton-Nominal
at 1Os1al0JS. Flour--Heayy; No. 2, s. 70
as 65, superfine western and State 81 10a
4G0, common to good 81 7os5 90, good Ia
choice 81 95a5 10, white wheat extra IS $50
8 so, fancy So 56a7 1850 extra Ohio 81 75a
9 25, 1t Louis 81 25a7 rs, Minnesota patent
50 25as 25. Wheat-Heavy; No.2 Chicago
spring 81 20, No. Q Milwaukee 81 "a, No. 2
red winter 81 S0a1 81, No. ! do 81 81, No. 2
Northwestern 81 2ial ASK. Rye-Quiet
and firm; No. 2 western at 72a721fc. Bar.
ley-Unchanged. Malt-Quiet and un.
changed. Con-In good demand; steam
5Oa5Oll; No. 2, 6lKa5lAc, round
yellow 5lc. 0ats-Easier; western mixed
S3Ika35c, white western 35aSsc. Hay
shipping 55a6oc. Hops-Dull and I'M.
changed. Cofse-Quiet but firm. Sugar
Demand fair and market firm: fair TO good
refining 71ls7If, prime TIC. Molasses-
Dull and UNCHANGED. Rice-Steady and
in fair demand. Whisky-Quiet at 81 06s
4
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lGOoD ADvICE-It -
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oru.r Nut, y, RS.4Tm
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BOATING MAT1ERs.-StrERIoRrrY OF
WHEELING WATERS AS A RACE COURSE.
City Editor Intaiigeaeer.-Although the
fact is we'll known heteabouts, people
outside Of Wheeling have but little idea
Of the magnificent race course at Beech
Bottom, near Tiltonville, about seven
miles above this city. The course il
about three miles in length, as straight
as an arrow, and can be viewed by per.
sons on both sides Of the river, withou,
any obstrucllons, its entire length This
being the case, and the water being al
most at a standstill, the current scarcely
noticeable, we think that no better FIVE
mile course, q mile and return, can be
found west Of the Alleghenies;and as there
ia strong talk Of having the Felsinger-
Weisgerber race run over this course,
provided race be made, II is to be hoped
II will come into prominence. The P,
W. & KY. Road will run excursions from
Pittsburgh, Steubenville, Wheeling and
intermediate points to the course Tor all
good races, and there Is no reason why
this course should not be adopted by Wes'
tern oarsmen. Hoping the boating men
Of Ohio Valley will consider the matter,
s4 remain
Wheeling, May 10. An oARsMAN.
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ARREST OF A FoRoER.-on Tuesday
evening last, while the steamer Andes
was lying at Moundsville, something Of a
sensation was created among the passen.
gers by the arrest Of one John W. Davis,
on charge Of forgery. The arrest was
made by a detective who had followed
Davis TO this city, and tracing him 10 the
Andes embarked on that boat in the hope
Of discovering him among the passengers
after getting fairly under way. Upon as.
certaining that his man was on board the
boat the detective proceeded 10 Davis
state room, and found him polish.
ing his face, neck, anil hands
with Bixby's blacking, hoping In this
way to disguise himself as an "intelligent
contraband" and by mipgling with the
colored roustaboub on deck escape obser>
yAtion. Davis was taken into custody
by the officer, and taken ashore. The
officer and prisoner remained at Mounds.
willie until 0 r. NJ, when they left for
Greene county, Pa, where Davis Is said
10 have committed his crime. The pris.
oner Is charged with forging notes Of
citizens OF Greene county aggTegating in
value over 5000. We were unable 10
learn the names Of the parties.
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RAILROAD BoNDs.FIrm.

STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrOCKs-Jhe market in the morning was
generally firm on moderate volume Of
Of business. Lake Shore was the leading
feature and rose n per cent. The huctua.
tons were slight In granger shares and
coal stocks. Kansas Pacific rose per cent
Michigan Central and Pacific Mail were the
weak spots OF the market, the former fall.
ing about 2 per cent and the latter per
cent. In the afternoon speculation was
strong and higher, the closing prices being
about the best OF the day, showing an nd.
vance OF Ha1 per cent from the lowest
point Trunk line shares were strengthen.
ed by kilograms from Chicago 10 the effect
that east bound freights had been nd.
yanced, Granger shares were active and
higher on reports Of continued large
TRAFFIC and Northwestern was fayoraly al.
iected by the prospect OF dividend to-
morrow. Coal stocks were largely dealt IN
and improved on the talk Of an advance In
coal. The Michigan Central books for the
annual election closed to-day and the bust.
ness Of transferring stock was active
throughout the day. During the morning
cash stock for transfer purposes was worth
Il per cent bonus, but subsequently the
rate advanced ~ per cent, and consider.
able business was done between l and 1850.
Before 8 there was no difference between
cash and regular stock for the control Of
the road. on an active contest between
VIM. Il. Vanderbilt on one side and Moses
Taylor, Samuel Sloane and their friends on
the other.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Cos transfer
books close on the Goth instant, and there
Is an active contest for the future control
OF the company waged between Glide and
others, now managing the company, and
Henry Hart and friends. The Chicago d
Northwestern directors meet In this city
tomorrow, when II Is expected dividend
OF Sk per cent for the past six months will
be declared on both common and preferred
stocks. Itwas reported this afternoon that
the statement to be submitted to the Direc.
tors would show q surplus after the pay.
ment OF these dividends.
Already more than one-half Of the ten
millions Of Az per cents recently taken by
the Syndicate have been absorbed for In.
yestment. The advance in gold was due
to purchases to pay for the AZ per cent
bonds.
Transactions aggregated 100000 shares,
OF which 1900 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, $500 Wabash, Il, 1000 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 6,S00 Ut. Paul
common, 5000 preferred, 22,400 Lacka.
wanna, 1900 Delaware q Hudson, $500
Morris d Essex, 1900 Michigan Central,
2,100 Ohio d Mississippi, 1900 Western
Union, 100 Pacific Mall, and 800 Kansas
Pacific,
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A CLAIMANT TO THE YARsELL Estate
"A few days ago Peter Yarnell, j., came
to this city from Cumberland, Md. Peter
claims to be one Of the heirs TO the Var
nell estate, which included what is nov
known as the st. James Hotel prop
erty. He says that at the time the
estate was settled up he was in the Fed
eral army, acting as clerk for Judge
Thayer Melvin, and his name was re
turned as mot TO be found" and the pro-
ceeds Of the estate were divided among
the other heirs, he receiving no benefits
whatever thereirom. 10 view Of this facl
he says he has employed counsel, and will
endeayor to procure his rights and ben
efits from the estate In legal manner.
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Is YouR HAZE Tnrs OR FALLING our

Is YOUR HAIR Tam Or FALLING our
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
gray9 II SO, take the advice Of the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use London
Hair Color Restorer." II Is the best hair
tonic aud restorer Of color ever introduced
TO the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency TO dandrnfi
and invigorates the action Of the capilla-
ries In the highest degree. "The London
Hair Color Restorer" has earned desery.
cd and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, such as no other prepara-
ton can boast Of. As dresser 1t Is the
cheapest, because the most cleanly and
lasting. Sold by all frst.cluss druggists in
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents bottle. Logan, List & Co,
Wholesale Agents. ddw
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THr CouRn.-Cacu1r copRT-Judgs
Meria.-In this Court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
In the case Of Catherine Friery ys. John
Kleyis, the Jury found the defendant
guilty, and assessed the damages at SD.
Mrs. Friery claimed $500 damages for
injury done her by defendant In selling
liquor to her minor son, Martin Friery.
Plaintiff counsel made motion for a
The case Of cohn, sampliner q Co. VS..
the B. & o. Railroad is still on trial.
The following IL to-dAys trial docket
Whitney & Raymond vs.. ]. L. Travis.
sam.s ys. J.J Swiek.
&C. Murdoch We. Browne administra'
~! J.J. Haigh. VS.. U. IS. Building A.socia'
ton.
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WEDNESDAYS MARKETSG.-There was
very good market in the Second Ward
yesterday morning, the attendance OIL
both buyers and sellers being above The
average. Vegetables appeared to BIZ
plenty, but for some unknown reason they
are still held at prices only trIile lower
than were demanded at the opening Of
the season. For instance, zoe per peck
is asked for new potatoes, soc per peck
for string beans, and Coo per
peck for peas. However, these pri-
ces are readily paid. The earlier
vegetables, such as onions, radishes, rhu'
barb, greens and asparagus, are apparent
iy drug on the market, the supply ex
ceeding the demand, which Is at all timet
very good. This class Of garden truck
brings the following prices: Onions
three punches for l0c; radishes, same
price; rhubarb, two lunches fol
Sc; greens, l0a15c per peck; aspar'
agus, Sc per bunch. Cucumbers still
bring good prices, the average
being four for % cents. Strawberries are
getting much cheaper; the ruling price
seemed 10 be 12ia15 cents per box, but
sales were made as low as three boxes fol
25 cents. There was plenty Of choice
giltedged butter in the market at Is cts
per Id Eggs, also, were cheapte ten cents pei
dozen being the ruling figure. Live chick
ems sold at SOC each; dressed l0c. per Id
Apples are becoming very scarce. There
were very few in. the market, which were
sold at prices ranging from 60 TO Zoe pei
peck. River fish are out Of season, and
the fish market was monopolized by
some very fine specimens from the
lakes, selling at l0c per ID. Oranges
and lemons were abundant, the former
being sold at Sc each and three Of the lat
ter bringing l0c. Other quotations
Flour, 75a90c per sack; beans, Sc pei
quart; hominy, SC per quart; no chang,
noted in prices Of family supplies Other
than already reported. Maple syrup ii
out Of the market.
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A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, II is now
au established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given complete
satisfaction 10 severe cases OF Lung Dis.
cases. 1t Is true there are yet thousands
OF persons who are predisposed to Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
orhageS, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
&C., who have no personal knowledge Of
Boschse's German Syrup. To such we
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint Consumptiyes
try just one bottle. Regular size rs cents.
Sold by all Druggists In America. eod&w
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Petroleum market.

PITTSBURGH, Nay Petroleum
Steady; crude at 81 go at Parker's, for In
mediate shipment; refined dull at lie,
Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, Pa, Nay 15-Petroleum-
The market opened. at 81 401S bid, ad.
yanced gradually to 81 4SIS, fell to 81. 3sS1
at which price II closed weak. Ship,
ments 5000 barrels; average 1900.
Transactions $4,000 barrels.
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TEMPERANCE NorH-A temperance
meeting will be held at Mozart Hall this
evening at n o'clock, to be addressed by
R. Marshall and others.
The members Of Wheeling Union have
concluded TO hold u strawberry festival
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May
%, "a & 70, for the benefit Of Mr.. McMas.
ters, who met with an accident by which
he lost his hand.
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A WEDDING is to take place at ,he Sc.
Alphonsus Church this afternoon at 8
o'clock. The contracting parties are Mr..
VIM. Dimmey and Miss Theresa Klug.
Father Kreusch Is TO peiorm the cetemo-
ny, and the attendants will be Mr.. Jos.
Dimmey and Miss Mary Staub, Mr.. John
Haig and Miss Mary Klug, Mr.. George
Kress and Miss Mary BellI. A recep.
ton will follow at the residence Of Mr..
Joseph Dimmey, in Pleasant Valley, at
which between 800 and 400 guests are ex-
pec,ed, Cocksyne's full band will furnish
the music for the reception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-16

ETCHING P1LEs"-ls a very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
OF which are moisture, like Precipitation,
intense itching, particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling In
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
aggravating while you have q pleasant and
sure cure In "swayne's Ointment" Also
cures teter and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt Of price, 80 cents
q box, or three boxes 81 Is Address let.
tiers to DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia, or
10 the Wheeling agents, Logan, List q Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at Wholesale
by Logan, List q Co. ddw
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chicago Cattle Market.
CHIcAoo, MAY l5.-The DroperP Jo,trua

CHICAGO, Nay lb.-The DroperP JotiTpal
CATrLE-Receipts 1900; shipments l zoo
shipping steady at 81 20a5 90, feeders and
stockers at IS i0a4 80, butchers 4 shade
weaker; cows 50 5oai 40, bulls s. GOAL 90
Texas cattle plenty, sales at 50 90aS 50.
Hods-Reeeip1 1900; shipments 4, 800
active and arm; choice heavy $ 20a3 40
light s. 25aS so, mixed rough s. l0aS 80.
sHgRP-Receipts l,2c1, shipments none
Strong and higher sales at s. 90a6 90.
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River Z feet 0 inches and falling
Weather cloudy and COOL,
The Express departed for Parkerburp
at 10a o'clock.
There we're no arrivals or departures
except the local packets, which made
their usual trips.
The Granite State passed up last night
The Emma Graham will pass down ct
o'clock this morning.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at z o'clock.
The Courier Is the Parkeraburg packet
to-day at 1Oi o'clock.
Capt. Jim Williamson, Superintendent
OF the Parkersburg & Ohio Transports
ton Company, Ia making a round trip on
the Graham Tor business and pleasure.
The Ed. Hobbs, towing three barges
laden with miscellaneous freight, passed
down, bound from Pittsburgh 10 81.
Louis. She will probably exchange tows
with the Whale, coming from St. Louis,
and both will return 10 the ports from
which they departed.-Cineinnat Com
mercial.
lBy Telegraph
PrrBuRaH, May 15.-Riyer feet and
falling slowly. Weather cloudy and cool,
NASHVILLE, May l5.-River falling,
with o. feet on the shoals. Arrived
Hillman, Cairo.
CIsciNsATI, May 15.-Riyer falling.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived
Cherokee, ST. Louis; Davis, Tennessee
river. Departed Cherokee, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, May Observation-Disclosures
81. Louis; Parker, Memphis. Departed
Parker, Cincinnati; Barnard, St. Louis.
River % feet 8 inches and falling. Wealth
er cloudy.
VIcKsnuRo, May 15.-Weather clear.
River fallen one inch.
LouIsvILE, May 16.-Riyer falling,
with 0 feet 0 inches in the canal. Wealth.
er clear and cool. Departed-General
Pike, Cincinnati; Andy Baum, Memphis;
]. L. Rhoads, 81. Louis; Charles Morgan,
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, May 16.-River falling,
with IS 4l0 feet on guage. Weather
bright and warm; mercury 26' 10 76o.
Up-Silyerthorne, Idlewild, Smith apd
schenck. DoWn-Morning Star and Sill
yerthorne. .
MEMPHIS, May l5.-Riyer fell 0 inches,
and stands at "a feet. Weather clear.
Arriyed-Gaff, Cincinnati.-Departed
Hard Cash, for White river; Ben Franklin,
Cincinnati; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
NEW oRL EANs, May 16.-Arriyed-
Bonnie Lee, last night, Red river; A. @.
DonnGlly, Cincinnati; Frank Pargaud,
Greenville. Departed Texas, Red river;
John q. Hanna, ouachita river. Wealth
er clear and warm.
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NEW YoRK, May lb-Business continues
light 10 all departments. Cotton goods
quiet at unchanged prices. Prints dull;
vide prints unsettled. Oriental wide cam.
brics reduced by agents. Cotton dress
goods dull and weak. Heavy worsted coat
Ings In fair request. Heavy casEimeres
and suitings moved Glowly.
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POLICE Counr-JudQs otanmer.

His Honor yesterday morning disposed
Of the following cases:
Thomas clary was fined s. for drunk
enness, and paid the fine.
George Gould and Frank Harmon
were up for disorderly conduct. The
former paid s. and costs and the latter 81
and costs.
VIM. Goethe, Of the Fifth Ward, was
charged with giving a ball in his hall
corner Market and 23d streets, without
paying the required license. A fine Of
$40 and costs was imposed, but as defend
ant pleaded ignorance Of. the ordinance,
execution was suspended on payment oil
costs,
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NEW ORLEANS, Nay 16.-Cofee-De
mand fair and market firm; Rio cargoei
ordinary TO prime 1lkal7ste gold. sugal
Quiet but firm; inferior TO good common
6a61lc, common 10 good common 6Jsa7c
yellow clarified SIC. MolaSses-Flrmer
common 20a26e, fair 2Sa30c. Rice Scarce
and firm; Louisiana ordinary TO choice ~
ABKc.