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STATE AND CITY MEMS.

Our BrLl.-Our readers already aware that ole
Bull eonemplatcs giving tonight MetroIol
tan Hall IL will b. unnecessary for say one word
IN fssor oil the great Norwegian vionit In city where
he u 80 well known. aud therefor. ourselves
With making the announcement that his programme
tns some OF the richest gems OF art Sgnorina Spnos
Mis- Anna VAIL Louis Schrcber aud Franz Roth all
tsi- OF good repute in Ole Bulls COMPANY.
THE following aat,ering notice al this Company, sp-
p"srs Ia the Memphis lrcnn) Wing. Amer a descrip-
ton OF Ole Bulls magical execution. the Editor goc,
say OF the other artists
Of Sgnorna Spin ola entertained the idea from the
favorable notices have her. that she
god singer; but were not prepared tn hear Who is
Ju' entitled "a rank In the highest class of yocalts No
singer Was ever received With favor Ia this place,
lett more favorable Impression bchud her. The audience
apl "i her with hearty good will obLging her To
their call Tor She has voice of great sweetness
ani compass and her execution il brilliant and Effective But
VIA, shall We say OF the charming and beautiful Miss
Vail she the great avorit. Of tn. evening She de-
success which attended her thus in her
career. for she l. Of the brightest jewels In the GLADDEN.
OF American artists the pride at her country and country
She most firiously cncorcd IL each piece
Herr Shredder u most wonderful his cornct-a piston
H. took the house by storm. The dclcary OF
fi> tone great power and wonderful execution took the
au hence entirely by surprise and he enthusiastically
encorcd
II rr Roth il certainly the finished and brilliant
pianist listened To. The instrument b.conc- M
dec -nc hands. perfect ochestra within -c giving all
the parts with the greatest accuracy aud precision
The concert was brilliant one. Each Of the artists
were rnror several times and they favored the Audience
with many beautiful things not the programme"
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BY DICKINSON, HIII A co 49,


- NEGHOE>.-rhis Dsy, at 10 o'clock will BE- -,,d 81.
Children. ~ ~ '" women
mas DICKINSON HILL A On Ant.
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~ III
1Nu co AND GOAT BOOTS JUST RECEIvED-D ~ 80
FRANKLIN has this day received from Phladph com
pee stock Of Misses aud Chdcns thick sol Morocco and
Hnts, made hi- order celebrated
can warrant not 10 and to which he would respectfully
u attention Of his customers and parents generally assuring an
Who r pleased paronEe him his give
them such work cannot be had erwhr~ price.
he eis confident will BE- satisfactory street
shokoc H next door below The dry goods Fos
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STEAMBOATS,. &c.
>s'wusa Aux .>.EueNr.


PASSAGE IL rORrSNpCrn AND NORFOLK
TuNuk STEAMER CURTIS psCK, Captain John 49,,
Davis. having jus, untssxon. t.auFh 49,
hN"ins F--nnis bstw~-n
the shave place. having IL -hsrf Rockets. SATURDAY
tuesday Thursday and SAtardsy 81 hat
Returning - Curt. Pick gill -y- Nor Mand.y Wei,
n~-isy snd d-y morning. the .ni
'"seh AZ All M f-sasr sndns the soug
fasss<- and me al usual q.
rhe freight I.nd. On the r,v., r. =, -
A N
There -i b, Boa dow ON Friday w.
II AkQiE =. t>OsuO>." F.H ttHguE>. ~.
- The ab"ve named v.-s all i".I Be-msn. ard ~
-m sueee-d tbs "a large PORTION ~ air-iy
sssri I"-r .ho msy desire To ship - please .riy ,pr
eatlra 10 t's undrr-gnsj.
~A'-n LUDLAM WATSON
Il sailing -ehr MOUNTAIN EAGLE" Captain AWE. stIp
having thu greater ron 81 h. -II
possible di.rs,eh For balance Of freight. -iriy
u4OH BAs.rI uORE.-rh- .np-ror nr-t .sninx -,
u Packet srr Hop, Capt jams t'r-i<h'nn hav iYrl
position 81 her enx,s-d will .sl 9Th so Ex
W II coInturr IN
U.NOH NEM SOHk.-Th- superior fast sailing -.
Sehr JENNY LIND Cap Ceofnbs having the iTTs
y'rilon Of her engaged sli all With dpash TX
fOr balance Of freight, apply
mas W ID COIOtIrr IN
LYON BOSTON FIssr vEssEi,-RieLnond and =
Boston Lime 81 Psckrs-r- f-i-s irrS
ulsr packet schooner SUSAN Captain = q FAX
PARTON 81 her engaged and ali
uAs D,yIDA WA cURRIg
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FRESH
SPRING HARDWARE, &c.
ii AN now opening lars- ss-rtfnsut 81 HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, Of Foreign Dom-.- 49,,
tie manufacture. all Of which have b--nb bought
the favorable I dr-uit
necessary h. rnuh-ra- sanev .ay, .Yr ard
"'npe invite my old friends. and publ e
srnrray I" cali on me aud examine
Pu'iA- THO ROBERTSON.
NH t,.ry \, A. ~. -. -
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NEW SIOt Received this morning a large sup. ~
ply 81 Gold and silver Watches which in addition to A
Tie STOCK previously hand comprEes % largest G
ana bcst Hssorncn
pa want OF Watches cannot fan IN being our
have them from all The In Fr
AZ Waichr. sold BY u warranted A. represented
Particular attention paid to repairing Clr
nocicrs Duplex Lever Lerne done hy ~ .arra.tb
Tor tseivem months MYERS JANKE. IS Main street
~ BThe highest prir paid Tor old silysr In ca, ~ in
trade fs,sg1 u" H
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v kAllEoAD-SUMMkR SCHEDULE fAs1 es.s----s.s.s
This Road operation To Mr Ford 1Ts; nS M
hv track being extended Westward eight mill. t
e''7 ~
p ana Ter the j.. hsy. the connecting The
VI. and arrive ~ ~ o'clock VI
stage connections daily. Sundays
~ Bufurds depot for buchanan u miles
SPRING, - miles ~ I''
~ NeWrrn DEPOT for ihc Rel sulphur as nrs) Sulphur
sP"F- The turnpike Road fron Ncwberu Suriur
Sprs has been gfcaiy Improved the m the
mountains Passengers arrive these Springs the evening Of
We srcui day from Richmond slr Kuo.,li,
i'rn',,,e Iare from Richmond ~. through n ~ days
lhr HEns and Tennessee Railroad passes the vicinity Of
toners Ahsgauy Montgomery, White Sulphur d.. yellow
greatly Increased since last season.
. III lin" Of Telegraph from Richmond completed g. the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs early June
ap2s-4m General spne,ii,.,,.n,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NOTICE: -rhe annual us.-tnE ~ s,aclh.li.ts n
M[< a.. Richmond asd re,r-'a,sK Ra'o.d Caal, NJ
h h.hi :. - o,s la hehsao rsisy the 9Th MAJ
at ~ eSlp-t
~ a.la
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AtNSttE. BOWEN q POW tIG.,
tDdfH MAKERS. street dLors E1s EfHl
VIE sUBcCRIBER- are pra~teai ~orkm-n,~iih
- long experience AMI d-votlng their p~rsnai c.-G
hitenou 1" al soFk done la their shop Confidently
"ner u'-iu--lVv- To he public for ~
or repairing Of Carriage for which
Ih"y haV. "n hand at nj, time, of their ffcfar,
-ocs OF Carriages, R"ckawsys, Bugg sulk-s Ac uo
approved styles To which they invite to..
Of such articles - 49, " -
terms
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NOTICE ENTR 4

NOTICE EXTRA
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS
II" ~ h FROZEN d. AND THE PIRIIC.-w.
- Hs- M. opportunity Of informing Fr-hi- Pub
receipt
hhr ires, Boots shoes suitable
ns.ue our Customers and all Of aLe good, ai oT -
WI Tear comparison Virginia o.r STATE anal -
nk We San exhibit, necessary, doubi amount on I'm.
Boots other House Ii
~ Tor u 10 60 into detail OF all the descriptions An sc al
call aud ' " -. -
aplT Pr-rSry w.Trs . pr-rS.,
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Spring uIII.INEHy
The MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE. GOODS
OF THE SEASON
Nj RS v II CHARLTON. late RdpD big. 10 49,
W SURE her old Just returned y -
from The North where .he has laid cash most WI
.sN" .toh 81 goods she las exhibited 81
SfNH MlllNhRf Her experience Ia good.
.ue mat she Viii not Hllou herself be tgAirl surpassed by
any aud has Va store aud WILL %
latest Paris syes 81 PATTERN ITs which he wod mos ~
sctuy request te ladies 20 call and
terms.
Also an elegant assortment 81 EMBROIDERY with almost
er article required by ladies, the old Bak;
"tN.en su ahd lUi, No. 2iT MAIN STREET
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- NM ehOtS FOR LADIES, GkNrLEMEN. -
MD CiilLbkEN-l have received and a Of -
Ladies 1entemcus Misses and Chidrrus She's in
tore direct nom Paris by myself They quality
~ b'e, And ses have never been this Of The
bc9r They manufactured by
tsers ~ uho the
lat Fall si challenge any Rchui nd or In tie entire
south % pFCucr such goods material FOR The
heiurc o. L Gaicrs al cannot .urpa.s.
~ Lerr or tlseEfere ALEXANDER HILL.
Importer and Manufacturer o.
spis A isI MI, VIZ, -, ns'i 5, ana shss,;
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HIHIEN.

w EIt UtSss w S1Llrc7yoy oFgfcr
IAN It, opposite the ESchanTr Building
~ BILL of FSeanEc. Ban Note Coin &C. bought ana .Li
~ Colc the cr. ~ nis aud North Car.iEs m adj
on favorable trtHs.
~ stocks l..sht and SOL 90 comm ssion.
" land Warttnts vancI.
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AP3' TAYLOR wILLIAMs Auc,,
Thrust SALE or TWO yasr,n.r ..,.,


cash the falanr = Oh ,,o.
interest added nrg, TABLE sud trust Tor rrt, -.
sal conducted TAYinp VII ~ ~ ". - meh.ser
I 49, lap9a
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"IIFE INSURAN

u" y 81 1t CE.-
"ILL MN HORIAL BGT OINSELTESr
not lev hundred Thousand dollars secured 70 u. and
children ~ t lSsvESes ~ogd BE- important event
o our death ui.u ew hundred dollars Thousands
property rou or sales, vheu pay debit
al u.Ahi, t'e been saved 60 persons IN Richmond Tvs
81 hsNfr Lff N~rsANcE CuNFtSN has paid siuOts
e osse, 10 VI. IA over af ~ that amount iu Richmond
tf' D. no Wv i' "'eh much q
AZ the same cost 80 ~ Life Insurance.
b. W. KNOWLES Aren't
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80 BY using The "BIiN 0( TAousdHd FIDiosrs"
WI rrnve tfH ies and freifes from the skin, leaving o.
soft sud rosese hoe Wet towel pour drops
Wasi the face night and morning
BENNETT. HEIRS A FISHER
tel2-emos Agents and al Druggists.
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49, OF TIM RICHMOND yoUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
The Library and Reading Rooms Of this
s;oid ~ building
DAY from 10 o'clock 4. VI To O'clock T..
y VI. except thursday evening AMI Friday morning
c-aneous HOOKS vel a. all the best NEWSPAPERS
ted States, 'ec"ved aud hlcl nv the latest arrivals
~ Prr-"n- visiting the well citizens generally
cordially Invited 4" visit The their p-s-urr
hook~ sui -.
suheTbcrs paying " advance entitled To
take books ffor the under regulations
pad sli he promptly expended in the purchase Of
sp2i-im
The daily union., 1856-02-02
OPTICAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December Il Ish5.
Notice hereby holders stocks the United sIatss
this department win purchase Of 900 Of
said time when the be offered the
Isl day June and viii therefor the following pces
wit:
For stock Of the OF ls42 premium Of 10 cent For
the premium Of 6 eent For
issued under the Of 1885, called Texan ndsm-
nifty stock premium Of per And for stock Of the loan aT
1885, edeemabe the 2h November, 1885, received at s
the s day Of January premium Of aA
received between the LIST January and the 3 day March
next premium of2 and received amer the 3ls March,
and prior said ist Of June premium OF
Interest will be allowed said stocks the rates specified
In the certificates from the Isl July last assigned with the Fre
pal Of the certificates received prior the M January After
date, the will be allowed in addition the premium
January OF their receipt In both
will bs allowed in addition for the reach the
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under the present
should assigned the United States with the current
half prior the LIST January nexD BY the party
entitled TO receive the purchase money
Payment for these stocks will made drafts upon assist
Boston, New York. Philadelphia the pare
entitled to receive the money may direct
t JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
l-dtlstJuneif
The daily union., 1856-02-02
miles are taken approximately from the chart Of the Of
the same survey;
West end, San Miguel island, s. l2 deg f. "a miles
West end Santa Cruz island s. 81 deg. II. SO miles
rosr orFIon pgrARrnENr.

PosT DEPARTMENT.
EeS Pos 0Diess.-Tfe following named post Office,
have been established and the following gentlemen appointed
postmasters:
Faceille, Decatur county, Georgia Ira sanbOrn post
master.
LaureltoD, Union county, Pennsylvania Samuel Weiden
saul postmaster.
Blacksmith, Lee county Georgia Elijah r. Lewis, post
master.
Dahkota Dakota county, Nebraska TsrrOry Francis
NJ. Littleheld postmaster.
Bennets Ferry, otoe county Nebraska Territory Henry
Smith, postmaster.
Paatine, Cook county, Illinois; Darius b. Wood post
master.
Platt Union county, Iowa; y. NJ. Riggs, postmaster.
Butler Montgomery county, Illinois, Henry Richmond,
harrington Station Cook county, Illinois, John M Por-
ter, postmaster.
Honey Creek, Clayton county, Iowa. Andrew Marshall
postmaster.
Vernon Springs Howard county, Iowa. s. +. Gicrist,
postmaster.
Jacksonville, Chckasaw county Illinois, Hazard Green,
postmaster.
Stones Prairie, Adams county, Illinois; John Dcspaip,
postmaster
Tower Hin, Delaware county, Iowa; james Cromwell,
postmaster.
Discontinued following named post offices have been
discontinued:
Virginia Mines, Franklin county Missouri.
Jamsens Orangeburgh county, South Carolina.
Watertown, Wood county, Virginia.
The daily union., 1856-02-02
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Exploration Of the Riper Saado, Baenos AyresWe make
the following of interesting recently
ceved from Thomas J. Page, lieutenant in command the
United States steamer Water Witch:
have the honor report the department that with
the efficient aid of Acting Lieutenant Murdaugh have
enabled to make further exploration of the river Saado the
Yerbs, reported place in August last The
navigabty OF this river for the distance Of 800 miles
Is nevertheless fact that the sssdo has flowed on
through country settled for centuries by the Spanish
race and until has Ii been known be naviga-
BILE. This expedition first entered 1t mouth and as
cended ii hundreds Of miles, and II has explored
from point about 500 miles above It's mouth to within
few miles of the point to which the Yerba bad ascended
Neither banks shoals reefs encountered the only
obstacle to its immediate navigation by being
fallen and oyerhangng trees together with water growth
in small quantity called oroso all OF which could easily
and in short time be removed These Instructions do
until at the distance Of ESQ miles from the mouth Of the
river
The portion of the river which has thus been explored
passes through beautiful and fertile region OF country well
adapted to the cultivation of wheat tobacco cotton
rice and sugacsne and for the grazing Of cattle horses
and mules, there can be no better.
The establishment of the fact that the Salado pavga
BILE have awakened the inhabitants Of this
country the idea that has arrived in
pery of their country and the navigation of the will
afford to the provinces of Salta Tucuman Caamarca La
Rioa Santiago large portion Of Cordova and Santa Fe,
easy channel of conveyance market products
which they transport In carreta kind Of cart
trip carts from the distant provnces nine
to months consumed and the absorb the
greater portion OF the profits.
Having proceeded several hundred miles down those
parts Of the river whose navigation rendered difficult
and aborous because of the ovehsngng and
the time to devote TO such slow progress determined
proceed horseback throughout the remainder of the
distance Soon after leaving the boat discovered that we
had passed through all but about three miles of river
where progress would have been longer mpeded had
reached that part Of the river which through
level country through which every portion OF the river
exposed to view and had opportunity Of examining IL
most thoroughly The river crossed repeatedly that
its depth arrived and the character OF the country
through which does not admit of such obructons
shoals banks reefs and the like The uniformity Of its
width and depth from the point which left the boat
1t the appearance OF an artificial canal.
returned to Santiago two days ago, and tomorrow
shall proceed 10 Ssta In which route shall touch the
upper points Of the Saado and satisfy myself m
gabiy above the point where entered Il in the boat
The daily union., 1856-02-02
Law school Of the University al CambridEsS
MA ssa chusctts.
THE instructors ia this school are
III Hon. Joel Pa kef. LII. D.. NoYnN fIol.ssoI.

n lie instructors IN this school
il Hoa Joel Parker, Ill. D., Royal Professor
Hon. Theophilas Parsons, LII, d.. Dane Professor.
Iloh. Emory Washburn, IL. d., uniseTsiy Lecturer.
branches OF the
Of equity admiralty commercial aonAs
constitutional Of the United States
oafy OF Ia 900 volumes and
appear they added sye made 20 reader IL
complete.
given exposions land hy Ieci-
eIanaIions with tnrD OF which mere
Two holden Ia each week.
az each Of which previously given out . argued ~ oar
Students and opnion delivered the presiding IN uetof
Rooms and other facilities provided for e CLUB courts aha
assembly held weekly debais5 and acquiring
knowiedgs Of parliamentary law and proceeding.
students Of their
studies mercantile commencement OF either
In the middle They se al
elect what studies viii paas according 10 their vie" Oh
their aud slisininents.
The acsdeneal which on Thursday s1 weeks
aer third "Wednesday July divided OF
the end or each
During s winter vacation ie library opened, warmed ana
lighted for The Of the membeis Of the school.
Applications for admission, for catalogues Further In
be- made either Of the professors Cambridge
C4anRlpor, January IL, 1885.
JaH3 3l-df3
The daily union., 1856-02-02
TREASURY prpAnTMKrr.

Lighthouse BoardNotce TO Mariners. The Jg house
Board recently received intelligence from the Office Of the
twelfth light house district at San Francisco CALIFORNIA;
the effect the light the Point Conception ght house.
the to Santa Barbara channel exhb
tied for the first time yesterday and will be exhibited
after every night from SUNRISE until further
tce This light is revolving white light Of the first order
ofFresne showing fash every half minute throughout the
entire horizon.
The light Is situated the extremity and the
highest part Of Point Conception elevated about 220
shove the and consists Of brick dwelling psterd Of
story and half with low tower, also Of brick and
plastered rising from the The light Is elevated
about ESQ feet sbove level and win be visible In
favorable state Of the atmosphere from begh Of een feet
above the water at distance Of twenty statute TWEEN
y-two and half nautical miles.
The latitude and longitude given by the Coast Survey,
as follows
Lat, 81 deg. 20 min, AZ sec. N.
Long. l20 deg Is min, ss SEQ, W,
The following magnetic bearings ard dstaap 10 GIss's
The daily union., 1856-02-02

BARNUh ANo Ms lsENBARRAssNESrs.TbeN New York Tribune
gives the following explanation ia regard to the rumored
peenniAry emhaFrassments Of the great Snowman:
As we understand the facts in regard 10 the unfrtu-
nate entanglng alliance between the Jerome Clock Com
pany and Mr. Bsrnum the latter for the purpose among
factory 1T East Bridgeport whore he was largely inss,a
IN land agreed with the Clock Company 10 endorse ana
accept Tor Them to the amount Of $4,000 The notes
sccepances endorsed by him were generally le IL bant
ss regarded the time they had TO run with the
ing that they were to be used mainly 10 renewals lie snds
n last that the paper out with his on II il over
S45o0o0 II compelled pay IT. il would require The
sacrifice OF nearly 100000 worth Of such property AZ he
owns to accomplish H. The whole affair, we understan nd
viii be sfted through the law and what the result will be
time only can tell Mr.. Barnum believe, provides
promptly for his own private liabilities usual He has
also amply secured Mr. Land aud Mr. Miller who his
oondsmen In The MUM When hs made the endorse
men,t he supposed he fully secured but examna-
ton the asset Of the company found TO be Of much
value than estimated II IL doubtful f the concern could
have paid It's debts atty cents on the dollar any time In The
last three years"
The daily union., 1856-02-02
From the Ohio sta,ssnsp
THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.-PUBLIC SENTIMENT

THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.-PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
On no previous in the history of Ohio politics
and have been active participant in such matters
since ls2shave witnessed the unsnimy to fol-
low the proceedings of State convention that which
was held here the 9Th inst
The democratic press everywhere throughout the State
unanimous SO far as we have observed in sustaining
the cordial manner, the action of the late
tou and In the hearty good will sustain the plat
form there adopted Ii is true that Mr. Stuart late
ber Of Congress from the Steubenve district who voted
against the BILL and editor of the Seu-
benve Union does yield his assent to the platform,
but notifies promptly and in good spirit his fusion neigh
bors that he shall all other questions considered still bat
tie manfuly for the democratic party and its candidates
The proscrptve knownothings who have swallowed all
the opponents Of the democracy have built wall between
them and all those who might otherwise temporarily Gil
their ranks.
We could Gil our columns daily with the hearty re.
sponses from every part of the State 10 regard TO the action
Of 9th OF January convention and show that the most
remarkable unanmiy prevails in the ranks Of demo-
cratic editorial brethren and that the Of good feeling
has overaken with its benign and hopeful
influences.
ti fact that il Is folly to disguise that party has
for some years past felt free from enangng ai-
ances as they do at present We stand where we
should have stood year ago. not only where every
body will know where find us but what is much
important to us zoe know Vhsre find owsclUe 1t is oil
very little use generally in politics to know where to find
enemies IL cannot 10 the battle array, tell who
friends srciust likely to kill of them the
enemy.
Ia addition, however TO the popular voice expressed
from end Of the State to the other by worthy
brethren Of the press have the pleasure to-day to spread
before readers the glorious proceedings Of the
in council at Portsmouth to ratfy the
proceedings of the State convention on the 8ih
This looks and feels like the old spirit OF democracy re-
rived, and from conversation to-day with gentleman
who has just returned to the city from brief through
portion Of our State, the noble and cheering spirit
pervades our friends in all directions
The daily union., 1856-02-02
Public sale of the Colu,abts Foundry, near George
town. I'm the Diss ict OF Col.snbAs.

DURssANT To deed of trust June
1884 executed by Spencer u.
he will offer At public sale The highest bidder Saturday
18TH day Of February the wei.
called the Columbia Foundry
west Of snd Georgetown build
ina mills Ac.. belonging iherrto
deed Of dated Aforesaid
Washington county, said District.
cash. the residue
deferred
bear tfor be given payable
snnus'y and be secured BY and dsed Of trust
the property wM. sE1.DEN
Jan p4--dw& stswtisufeb Tfustes.
The daily union., 1856-02-02
Markets

New YoRK, Feb l-Four has declined 25 to 371z
sales of 5000 barrels straight State So good Ohio
So 75 southern, SO IT. Wheat-there is nothing doing
and correct quotations cannot be given. Corn has de
cnedsales Of $500 bushels western mixed at ss cents
Pork has declnedsaes 1000 barrels SIG Their,
nothing doing in beef and lard Whskey has declined
sales of 800 barrels Ohio at "a cents.
BALTIMoRE, Feb Flour is considerably depressed in
consequence of the steamers advices Holders are offering
Howard and Ohio So 25 but only $s is offered
there have been sales Wheat has declined to cents
per bushe and but little doing Corn has considerably de
cnedsales of white at Cs 10 cents yellow, "a cents
Provisions heavy Mess pork quoted SIG rs SIT
Baconshoulders, 81 cents sides, ~ cents hams lls
l211 Lardin barrels lO11 cents; in kegs ll1s
llN cents.