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PERsONSL.

80. 1t Is stated in The Nov Orleans Plea
yune that tEers has been formed q natrino-
Nal engagement between Miss Julia Dean, the
accomplished young actress, and DR.. Hayns,
of D. e., con of tire great oratsr and states
man Before retiring from the stage, Miss d
Will fulfill engagements at New Orleans and
several northern cities.
80. Clark Mills, Eco, the sculptor, is in
New Orleans, making arrangements for he
erection Of . collosal bronze equestrian statue
OF Gen jackson in that city
80. The Washington correspondent Of tho
n, Y. Post says that Capt Gibson, despairius
OK getting any money out Of the Government
nae wisely determined to give ND lobbying
Congress, and has gone to Whiting out his
travels, and has made como progress In the
work. 1t is to De entitled 1he Prisoner OF
meltevreden, and glance az the East Indie
Arcnlpslago, and will contain about 500
octave pages, with engravings. 1t il said to
be full of incident, and to be written with
great spirit.
80. In Leipzig, Jasll, 90 well known here.
has been playing with great success some of
ms OWE companions Also, young Russian,
named hubinstsin, has distinguished himself
In the Gswondhsus Concerts, being FRO.
ncunced there the greatest piano forte PLAYER
since Lisst. Miss Jenny Busk, of BaItiuore
who Is studying in Leipzig, at the Conserve,
tory, gives promise Of exsslling in vocal mu-
sic.
.... In the discussion In the New York
Chamber Of Commerce as 10 a proper reces.
ton OF the great 81 naval diplsmatist," Mr.
6sorge w. Blunt said, among other things.
:" tnst Commodore Perry had long and fire..
quent conversations with him relative to the
execution to japan years before the plan was
IuIly eonsummated. It seemed almost ror-
onsnia with him. He now, howS3sr, comes
BACK to Us having accomplished all be prope-
sied In this accomplishment having done that
fof American commerce which cannot 10 too
highly estimated and hOnored"
go. The Kentucky Statesman EXPRESSES i, q
belief that Mr.. Breckenridge will not spter
upon the duties OF his mission to Spain until
me expiration sOf his term In Congress, the
9TH Of March rext
''.. Commander Jolly, late Of the British
sehOoner-of-war Bermuda, died on his passage
from Jamaica to England.
..'' The Hutchiusons are singing in Boston,
ana on Tuesday evening Fred. Douglas made
speech al their concert.
..'' A street preacher has appe AIRED in St.
Losis, Froclsiniug that he is Joe Smith, the
prophet, raised from The dead.
80. Miss Julia Dean has PRODUCED In Nav
orleans new play, written by herself, CALLED
Mary OF Mantua." II is highly Commend 5
by the critics
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u Mr.. Z. 7. Barnes has invented what Ia
terms an "embOssing telegraph" which is
claimed to possess qualities superior to all
systems OF telegraph heretofore in use Me-
sages are printed in a clear Roman character,
and are sent to correspondents from the sl;ps
on which they are received.
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CONGREssIONAI.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, tho question was taken on Mr. Brod.
heads substitute for his Bounty Land bill, a.
it has been amended by the Senate; and it
was agreed to-ysas 20, nays 20; a. follows,
viz:
Yeas-Msssrs. Allen, Bayard, BENJAMIN,
Bright, Brodhesd, Brown, Butler, Cass, Oh ase,
Clay, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge of Iowa,
Fitzpatrick, 6sysr, Gwin, Houston, Hunter,
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HxcELLssr ISK.-Tsylor d Maury have
sent Us bottle Of " Otis Record and Copying
Ink" which we have tried and find to be sx.
oelient- 1t flows freely, is q beautiful let
black and does not corrode the pen or thicksn
In the stand as most other inks do. We adj.
wise oil who want good ink-and what writer
does MOTTO give ii trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

y Our steam boiler sprung a leak this
morning, which caused us to stop running our
presses. We are, however, enabled to make
our appearance this afternoon through the
kindness of the proprietors of the Sentinel,
who allowed as the use of their press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

POPULATION OF PENNSYLVANIA According
to the annual report Of the Audi tor General.
the number of taxable inha bitants in PsnnsyI.
yanis 10 55S ,2S6. Taking the ratio of 81 of the
population to every taxable, the aggrsg ate
number Of persons in the State would thus be
S,o1O, 2Ss. This, II Q correct estimate, shows
an astonishing increase In the last ave years.
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q The New York papers say that the
difficulty of getting something to drink in
town on Sunday, drove all the thirsty olasses
over to Hoboksn, where an unusually brisk
business was done By the hotels and grogge.
ries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

u The School Commissioners elected, yes.
terday, by the Councils of Baltimore, are sill
Protestants, and, with single exception.
members of the Know Nothing orga ni.ation.
1t is also said tn at every man was formerly a
Wing
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NEW LINEN & COTTON GOODS.

Va AAN6N g CuIION 0OUUS.
JUST received and will be sold at fair low prices
- for cash; or TO ur most prompt customers.
We name in the lot
% pieces 60, 9 4, 1914, 1874 bleached and brown
Shesting Cottons, all of the bes, brands
$50 do superior BILE ,ched and brown Shirt %
Cottons from 81 to ls cents per yard
Is do all pure Shifting Linens, ranging from Sic
TO 81 per yard, which we know 10 be
very cheap
10 do fine Linen Sheetings and Pillow case lin
A large variety of Table Diapers, Bleached brown
Table Cloths
Dsmask Napkins, Hackubsc and many other Tow
ellings, Scotch and Russia Diapers, Cloth
Linen and cotton Table Covers
With many other desirable Goods which we de.
sire pu chasers TO examine before making their sc.
lections
~ Observe that all articles sold at our e.tab
shment are warranted to prove a. represented.
tOLLEY SEARS,
No. b22 Seventh st, 3 doors above
jan 20-eO2w Avenue Uouse
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= ShillinstOn has sent US No of Hsr.
pers Story Books for Children. 1t is entitled
Willie" is well written, and filed with
handsome engrsvings.
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the banks are unable 10 discount all the paper
offered, let persons begin to py their bills,
and BY doing this, they, themselves, viii be
paid back in turn. IL il q machine which
feeds itself, and propels by it's own ofsl, the
execution Of great exploits -Baifimore Pat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The UH'O" argues that the new party rigor.
ously prOscribes Democrats, and il indign ant
against Bishop Potter, of Rhode Island, for
toadying Queen Victoria and England.
The IntsiIigsneeyi is devoted to news to- ,v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

u The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Possess
SION given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24

THE AMPHIONS most respectfully announce 10
their friends and the public generally that their
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
w II taxi place al Odd Fellows Hall on Friday eve
ming next, 18th instant on which occasion they ,v
pres nj programme Of great interest, introducing
the full Troupe, in all their varied and great amount
Oftalent. As this In our first Concert in Washing
ton, we trust that the present appeal for the pres
sn"e Of our friends will not be in vain.
Cards Of admission Is cents, which can be had at
the hotels, music stores, sc.
Doors open at 81, and concert to commence At
*. ian 24-3t
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NAPEER'S English Battles and Sieges in Tie
IL Peninsula, vd, LOncOn, 1854
Manual of Field Operation, by 1t Jervs, Royal ar
tiileTy, vol, 1854
The Young Officers Companion, by Col Lord &c
ROs, vol, 1851
The War in Russia and Germany in 1918 by Col
Cathcart, KILLED at Inkerman) vol, maps
AMI diagrams, $50
Six Familiar Lectures, by field offiser, vol, 1851
General Wolie's Instructions 10 Young Officers /
vol (Out Of print 1868
The Mediterranean, Memoir PHYSICAL, Historic al,
and Nautical, by Rear Admiral Smyth, 1 vol,
1854
The Miscellaneous Literary Works of General Bur
goyne, vols, tout Of PRINT 1909
jan "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NAVY YARD
OMNIBUS REGULATIONS

FOR TT PEOPLE,.
THE last omnibus will leave the Navy Yard for
Il Washington AT O'Clock p. m. SA0
Leave Washington at Sixth street, S
precisely at O'Clock p. m.
Persons wishing TO visit the city or places al
amusement at a later hour will be furnished with
Coaches al all times and on the most reasonable
terms by applying at the Union Line Office, Navy
Yard.
G. VANDERwERKEN, Proprietor.
s.M. GOLDEN, Agent.
ian 22-3ts
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q Some of the Fire Insurance Companies
Of Boston have resolved to take no Philsdsl-
phia risks, until they have paid Fire De-
partment.
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For the redemption of stock...... $2,2O7 %
For paying treasury debts ...... AZ 800 46
For tho Customs. :............... 74,578 OIL
For coveringi into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ...:.:... 17,2o7 90
customs. 80. ,9o7,s4s 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands. .....................2 ls,s4O "a
For the War Department. 29,s4O s.
For repaying in the War Depart
ment ......,............... 4,793 Is
For the Navy Department ....... 43,562 81
For tho interior pepsrtment..... Al. 197 Is
For repaying in the Interior De-
partmsnt ..................... %
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nE BOWS REVIEW FOR JANUARY, ius
~ published and for sale, Subscription S. pc,
annum' FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OST-On Saturday evening, on G street, Pa.
IL avenue, 18th street, or Maryland avenue, a
Doctors Diploma Cas-, containing the Diploma OF
DIR. A. 3. Brown, and the certificate Of mcmbershp
ofDr. VIM Brown, in the Cincinnati Society.
liberal reward will be given for their return to
GEO. Il. MASSEY. Agent,
jan 32-Gf 42S Thirteenth VI.
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

PLAN FOR the CURRENT YER.
'INHE list is now open, and every subscriber Of
Il $3.50 will be eHt tied to
l. An impression of Plate, by J. T. Wilmer ,
A. r. A., from the original picture by }. J. C a
Ion, r. A., "a Water Party"
Vi. Volume containing thirty Wood E. sraviags
illustrating subjects from Lord ByrOn's T. en-
Of "Childe Harolde." And
ILL., The chance of obtaining one Of the prizrs 10
be allotted at the general meeting in April,
which will include
The right to select for himself valuable work If
art from one OF the public exhibitions. Statuurs in
bronze Of her Majesty on Horseback, by 7. III r
neycroft. Copies in bronco from an original NO 'cl
in relief by r. jefferson, of The Entry OF the Drke
Of Wellington into Madrid Statutes in pore lain
or parian Proof Impressions Of a large LithO rapI,
by T. H. Mcguire, after the original picture by W.
p. Firth, i. A., g The Three Bows" fiom Mo-
Heres b DlIeeois GentilhOmme."
Honorary Sec etahes for Washing ton, Me- ~.
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers. Jan 81
y HE illustrated Composition Boot, conta ming d-
I rections, subjects and Blank leaves for cun;ro-
stion, with beautiful original illustrations
This book enables the pupil TO choose subjects
and arrange and write compositions with hut lille
aid from the teacher, and TO preserve them in Mat
and permanent form.
Becker's Ornamental Penmanghip, series of aria
lyiibal ane finished AlphahetS OF Plain and
tai print, German text old English, church 1t,
ound Hand, Italian and German Epistolary T, II.
&C.
The Universal Stair Builder, illustrated by g
plates, BY A. Copper, Architect.
New Books, by the author Of The Retrospect
The Village Pastor, The Village Observer, and .
Village Church Yard
Hours OF Christian Devotion, by DR. A Tholuck
Twenty Pictures from Switzerland, sketched fr IN
nature, then arranged and finished by Rev. Cesar
Rem aims of the Rev. Wn Howsls by Rev "a p
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GOLD SPECTACLE5 LOST.-Was lost betw.
" the Indian Office and Goth street, First Ward,
on the 18th instant, pair of Gold Spectators, red
morocco case, with owners name. The finder viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving them with the IN
dersigned at the Indian Office.
jan 23-3t' HENRY BETTINGER.
DOR HIRE A eolored Poy for House Servant
l. in his 10th year. Enquire nj No. narth side
OF New York avenue, between 9Th and 9th sts.
jan % -2tt
NEW BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
IN Buggy, recently made. but little used and in
excellent order, (WatsOn's make) and a good set ot
Hamess, nearly new, will be sold very low for cash.
Apply al the Star Office. Jan 23-a
"ENRY WIKOFF'S COURTsHTP,
III and its ConseQuences.-Another SUPPLY Of this
extraordinary and NEST intensely interesting book
received and for sale al
sHILLINGToN's Bookstore.
Godey's Lady's Book for February
Putnam's Magazine do
Household Words do
Willie Harper's Story Book No. 9
worth
May and December, tale of Welded Life. by the
author of the Forbidden Marriage
Yankee Notions for February
New York Journal do
London illustrated News for 1855, No. OF new vol
Subscriptions received for any Of the Magazines,
and delivered to any part Of the city.
All the new Books published received and for sale
Immediately afterwards.
Bank Books, Paper and Stationery for sale az
low prices and Of the very best quality.
SHILLINGTON, Bookseller,
OdeoD Building cor Pa Az and Az a
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I OST MONEY! LADY, WHILE MAR
IL keting yesterday morning, lost a Green Bead
Purse, containing S26-one ten two fives, and
one dollar gold piece, and five dollar note on the
Exchange Bank of Virginia. The finder will be- lib
orally rewarded by leaving it with the clerk at the
ar Office. ian IL
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n~ LECTURE.-M. C. FARRELLY, Esq,
Q4 will deliver lecture Al Columbia Hall, Capt.
at & O'Clock.
Subject: 'George Washington and his Cotempo-
raries."
The public are invited to attend. Lecture free.
ian 24-2
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The First Annual Ball Of he
|N George Warrington Club wi be
given at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, February 18Th,
lass.
The members Of the Club pledge themselves that
no pains or expense will be spared 10 make il one
of the first Balls Of the season.
For particulars see future advertisement.
ian 2-6t
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JIG s.ttute Lectures.
The fifth Lecture of Prof. Espey will he delivers
at the Institute Rooms, over Geo. and T. Parker
Store, Pa. avenue, on FRIDAY EVENING next
18th instant, nj ~ O'Clock.
Subject: 'sThe Monsoon and various other Phe
nonena."
The public are respectfully invited. Lecture free
By order: P. NJ. PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
jan A-9
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Next Because the Government of the Uni
ted States did Its whole duty In the premises,
even If the claims on France had not arisen
for the most part from the desire Of our mer.
chants to make money by violating the letter
and spirit of the laws Of nations applicable to
neutrals.
The Government was faithful attorney for
the claimants, essaying most powerfully 10
obtain payment for them by negotiation and
that failing, virtually declared and made war
on their solicit alton against France. The act
Of making war against her on that account
was the highest possible discharge in full of
the obligations Of the United States to see the
claimants paid. Under all national law it is
30 considered; absolving our Government from
all shadow of obligation on any such account
If any such ever existed, which we do not be.
lieve.
There is not Government in christendom
that acknowledges its obligation to pay any
such claims to its citizens Is these, and more
especially after having gone as far, in vain,
As our Government went, to procure from
France payment Of these claims of question:.
BILE propristy. To admit the obligation by
passing the five million bill now before Con-
gress, will be but laying. the foundation-set-
ting the precedent-for the disentombment of
hundred millions of dollars worth of other
claims on account Of French spo'iations, pre-.
tencs for urging which the spectators will be
sure to find in due time. 1t will involve us in
virtual obligation to pay out Of the treasury
Of the United States any and al claims what.
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I OST-On Tuesday evening, January 23d, a
black lace VsII between 18th and 18th strs Ct.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at
the Star office. jan "a 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26
d. d. DiCKEY,

... DEALER IN
Ell oavy Ell ard w ar O.
No. College street, Nashville, Tenn,
HU ANNEXED and Rolled Iron (more than lso differ
M ent sLcs) Cut Nails and Spikes; Wrought Spikes
Cut Shear, ind German Steel; English aud American
Blister STEEL Sheet Iron all sizes; Platform Scales all
sizes Counter Scales: Coffee Mills Iron Axels; Springs;
Wrought Iron Gas Pipe, all sizes; Hammer; Axes llol
low Ware; Sad Ironsi Bark Mills; Plow Castings.
Agricultural Implements & Machines.
Plows OF all patterns made by the Nashville Flow Fac
tory; Wagons; Wheelbarrows Guilty. ators Road Scra-
pers; Corn Shelters; Straw Cutters; Fan Mills; Fruit
Ladders Grind Stones: Horse Powers and Threshers;
Horse Rakes; Grain Cradles; Churns; Meat Cutters;
Sausage Filters; Corn Grinders Corn Planters: Half
Bushels; Buckets; Tubs Pumps uf'al kinds Lead Pipe;
Zinc Pipe, and Hydraulic Rams. ra -.I.frH
Timers Materials.
Tin Plate; Russia Sheet Iron; Imitation Russia Sheet
Iron; wire all sizes; Sheet Copper Copper B"tonis
Pig Lead Block Tin; Slab spelter; Sheet Zinc; &C.
Foundry & Machine Shop Materials.
Pig Iron Pittsburgh Coke; Pittsburgh Coal; Boiler
Iron; Iron for Shafting Locomotive Flucs Tank iron
Patent Hot Pressed Nuts and Washers; Boiler lvets
Car Axcs, Large Grind stones.
MILLERS -NATERLiLS
French Burr Mil Sonea; Lul's Patent Smut Machine;
Hosting Screws; Picks &c.
Building MA TEPIALS
Worked Flooring Window saslg Doors; blinds;
Frames; Shingles Zinc Paints Marbled Iron Nantes,
Of all Patterns; Mouldings; &c.
Being connected with the House, Of Isaiah Dickey 4
Co.. of Pittsburgh he is prepared 70 I'LL all orders for
Pittsburg manufactures with dispatch, and having UNI
surpassed facilities for dsposing OF mostkinds OF Ten
nessee produce will pledge himself to pay the outside
prices In cash, will receive aud forward on commits
sion making liberal advances on Cotton Tobacco, FORK
Bacon Lard Tallow BeeswaS, Ginseng, Feathers, Flax
seed Corn Oats Wheat, Rye, Millet-SeeG, Dried Fruit
Pea Nuts Honey, Rags Eggs, rig Me'a', BLOOMS &C.
January 19-ly-$O
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Jan. 90.
Below we furnish you review OF market for the
past week, ending to-day ~ I.'
BlcoS-od, we quote dull sale at 81 q 1Oc q n.
LAED-Old scarce, dull sale @ lOei new, fair supply,
moderate demand, II @ 70 y 10.
BurrER-fresh scarce is % 2lc q 10.
PoRk-Peniy in market, % 6Jsc y %, nett; Picket
ed @ Sc y 10. -..o...,,.. 4. =. I
scarce, 95 20 81 u bu Flour common superfnc very
scarce, IS n sack. WHEAT, prime, none In market
would sell readily ut si,G0 q bush, cash. OARS,
IN market worth G5 a Toe D bu. Cow Peas scarce and
in request, 81 30 90 l,25 q bu'
DEMONSTRATION plenty, ooO 90 W u bbl Ten
nessee scarce, 80 u barrel.
H,Y-Tennessee, IN bales, Si,50 y cwt.
FEATHERS plenty, dull sale, ~ 40 45c u n.
CnocEnIEs-Coiee, Rio liti a l3c 4 n; old Java 10
a lie n n. Sugar, New Orleans, In hhds, 5S a. Shc
n n. Molasscs New Orleans, new crop, SOC u gallon
Salt, Liverpool duh at s295 90 93O y sack.
Money market stringent.
EXCHANGE on New York y Y cent? Augusta, Charles
ton and Savannah n q cent. prem
Yours, truly,
SEAGo & ABBOTT,
Gsueydl Commission Merchants.
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uNURsUANTt to a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Monroe county, Tennessee, in the ease
Of the petit on of Jos, B. Williams, Admins
traitor Of Jno. II. Williams deed, and Others,
| will sell to the highest bidder. on Friday,
tha o3d dav of February next at the resi-
Jence of James A. Crowder, in Monroe coun-
ty the following named SLAVES. viz; Cal,
Reck Hunt. Harry, Phil Isam and Betsy
ALSO, at the same time and place, one Tract
of Land. containing one Hundred Aere', stu
ate on Telico River in said county being the
farm on which Joseph Is. Williams now re.
s;dcs and more particularly described in the
nlcodinr, and which belonged to the estate OF
iLc snid John r. Williams, deceased.
A credit of six and twelve months will be
given ON tho Negroes, aud eight months on
the Land, the purchaser giving bond anu Sc
cur,tv for the purchase money, and a len re-
toincJ until the purchase money is paid
f. l.. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Jan. II. ls55-5t Prs fee IS SSl
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s-sy- While Rurplcs, tho youno postoffi,

sH" While Rugglcs, the young post office
robbcr, was in custody at NorthIield, Yer
mont, he asked Mr.. lIIoIbrook, the postoflirc
agent, by whom the arrest had been made, to
step up stairs to his room n moment. Alter
entering and closing the DIOR, the prisoner
took down his rifle and very deliberately pro-
ceedcd to cock the piece. by this time Mr.
II. began to, think that he had 10 deal with n
desperate character, but before he could dc
eide upon any plan of action, the yonng man
took from the lock of his gun piece of pa
per and handed 1t to Mr.. Holbrook, which
on inspection, proved to be the missing sum,
5000. .r.baI ,u'st ''a.. tl.'
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Macon Market.

MACON, Jan. go.
Sales Of Bacon and all kinds OF PRODUCE heavy with
,,,nsnnl GOOD demand for Bacon for this season,
BAcoSoNew, hog round Q 40 9Sc; sides Q % 9Hc
hams iOy 20 lie; Shoulders s a SIC z n.
IAnp-Modsrate supplies IN barrels w a. lie Y %
oars scarce and in good demand q % 75c T. bn:
pas scarce and in good demand ~ y @ l5o y bu
MEAL scarce ard In good demand, sl,lo a. LIE u bu
FLouR scarce and sales ready, SO % 30 hundred.
FE,rnRRs-slow, 80 ~ i9c z 70.
u,y-Ciood Tenncssec 1,I5 40 - y cut
Pnr,rnis-Irish, 40 a 50 2 barrel
Ourrox-rast few days sales heavy, DO re.
sra,n-Ncw Orleans & an sHc. MuLASsTs by the
hhd, 20 40 8lc. SAT- 100 40 y! Y sack
FScn,SGg an New York y a a Z cent.
Respectfully, ....
Cogipti,sioE Merchants, Macon, Ca
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co ut wi E r CIAL.
Augusta Market.

.t AUGUSTA, Jan. %.
Our market has been rather more active In several ar
tices of Produce during the past week, aud append
the prices and remark such OF them have been
thus infucnced. ..
There has been considerable enquiry or Bacon Mt
u 40 Nc more Hams, old, ! 90 l2c, new II 90 l2c;
sides. old a 9Ec; new 9E % "a to 10c shoulders,
old TA q Sc, and new % SAc. ..F
LiRD.Choicc new in barrels 10 a lo9c and kegs lie;
old dun at lOc u n. TALLOw Eve Il 10.
BEEF has become scarce and prices advanced. No.
stall fed is worth 6k a &c. Hoes In good demand at
on q 7c suEEr 4? % $50 q head. t --rsF
WO1L 10 90 25c, rs to quality. adj
CoRN scarce at StO5 a 10 MEAL 81 90 20, latter
for bolted. wuEAr $50 % 81. fLorR 20 90 u hun
dred In sacks aud barrels, OATS 50 % sc at present.
and sales on % o5c but these prices be
maintained after few weeks, the demand is for
planting. ryg 81 u bu. Sr0cI PEAS xl,5O n bu.
HAY 81 10 % 90 FODDER sl,3Ij9 q hund. in bales.
FEATHERS 81 40 Acc No DRIED FRuIr In market.
iBrFswAx % a ?5c. BrrrER is a. 25c and scarce.
Inlsll PoraroEs i,5o a ST. GnoUSD Pas 1,5O q ~.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
- Commission and Produce Merchant