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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22
ff t4E7A SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
NJ EW LUMBER YARD.

~ WILLIS
(dte Of the firm Of Wills d CO..
LUMBER MERCHANT,
R. EAST FALLS AND EASTERN AVENUES
Baltimore.
Is prepared to furnish LUMBER in all its varieties both
for BUILDING and SHIPPING purposes and respectfully
solcits the patronage his former customers and the
public generally. Orders received for BRICKS, LIME
and HAIR. n4-tf
pOOFING PAPER-(TaTed and Plain,)
Ata prime lot just received and for sale by
!. A. DUSIIANE,
No 40 South Charles street,
oc296 near Lombard St Baltimore, Md.
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EOHN II. REA Il CO.,
81 CLIO II Frs
CORNER OF SoUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN II. REA & CO., take pleasure in announ
cling the public generally that their Clothing
is much larger and more varied than before
Having hand a splendid stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
SlMERES and NESTINGS, which they will make up to
order in style that cannot fail to please, both in price
and manufacture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cravas, SCars Ties Suspenders Handkerchefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING. is
worthy the attention Of Plnnters nc13 II
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SAESTERN PRODUCE.
w Twenty five hhds. Bacon SHOULDERS;
Three hundred choice Western Smoked HAMS;
Ten kegs superior SAUSAGE SKINS;
Thirty boxes Lewis NJ. Norton's celebrated Pine Apple
CHEESE
Seventy five bbls. Bourbon WHISKEY;
Fifty bbls. choice Old Rye WHISKEY;
One hundred and fifty bbls Rye WIIlSKEY;
Fifteen bbs c. AleXanders celebrated old Bourbon cop
per distilled. warranted pure and very choice
Five bbls. choice favored pure Malt WHISKEY;
just received and for sale by B. 7. ELDER,
12O S. Eutaw street, opposite
n3-tf Baltic & Ohio r. R. Depot.
EDw KURTz sCHAEFFER, WILLIAM R. BARRY
FRANCIS ROBERT FINLEY
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| NM. II. EREK & CO.,
| w WHOLESALE DEALERS
! MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
| And Importers of
| HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND GERMAN SEGARS,
And Manufacturers of Domestic.
Also, keep constantly on hand PIPES of every kind,
Snus and Smoking Tobacco Tobacco Knives, &c. at low
| est market prices.
No. GO LOMBARD STREET BALTIMORE
Terms to regular customers, months. First Bills in
| YariablY cash slO-tf
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Uail0rs.

JACOB TABLER.
81 MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMENis
URNTSHING ESTABLTSHMEN
No. NORTH EUTAW STREET,
OPPOSITE EUTAw HOUSE.
ne has on hand choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
HERES, and VESTINGS, which he is prepared to make
up to order in the most fashionable style trusts that
friends will favor him with share of patronage
JACOB TABLEK
late of the house of Shpley, Howard Co., No 9O3 Bal
tmOre street.
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p REMOVAL!
ESfNH DR.. GEORGE F. DONALDSON,
-NN On rev s., Iondon1
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Has removed to
FAYETTE ST., BETWEEN North AND CALVERT.
THE DISEASES OF HORSE Els and all other dom scated
animals receive prompt attention and scientific treatment
His celebrated OINTMENT for Spavins, Splnts, Ring
bones, and all bony engagements; Curbs, Distemper
Chronic Cough &c, &c, and Veterinary Medicines of
every description, warranted genuine and properly pre-
pared all times be had at his office; forwarded
any part of the country receipt of cash.
n. B.-DR. DONALDSON can also be consulted by let
ter enclosing dollar upon all diseases connected with
his pr0eSSio when the proper mode Of treatment and the
proper medicine to that amount will be Immediately for
warded State the symptoms clearly and carefully and
how the medicine is to be sent-as Liquids cannot be
transmitted through the Post. au20-tf
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NOR SALE OR LEASE-THE LOT
h OF GROUND. N W. corner Calhoun and McFIenry
Streets 157 feet McHenry and 100 feet Calhoun
street The improving character of that section of the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
Il Con =
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SAMUEL II. GOV Err,
NUOITOUttT,
No. ST Baltimore street
BY ADREON a. co.
SALE OLE MORTGsAGED pro

o. SALE OF MORTGAGED PRO
Hl PERTYUnder decree the Circuit Court for Bal
timore city, the undersigned, Trustee will sell at
public sale, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of November,
1883 at o'clock NJ, the premises the undivided
third part of lot of ground in fee simple in the city of
Baltimore the said Lot beginning the distance sixty
six feet northerly from Hamburg street. and running
thence nOrthery Leadenha street thirteen feet six
inches thence eastery parallel with Hamburg street.
hundred and seventy five feet to the eastery line of Ridge
ys addition to Baltimore city thence southeasterly
bounding said line fifteen feet nine inches intersect
line drawn from the beginning parallel with Hamburg
street and thence with the last mentioned line parallel
with Hamburg street. hundred and eighty feet to
the place of beginning subject the lease of small part
of said lot of ground made by W Cannon to Daniel
Hammerbacher dated the 9th day of April 1853 and
corded among the land records of Baltimore city in ber
f. D., No. g. folio PSI, &c.
The property is improved by THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, now rented for s dollars a month
Terms Of Sdle-one-half cash. the residue in three
months, with interest and satisfactory security
WILLIAM P. HOPES, Trustee.
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DREAD! BREAD!

RS CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
GEO. W. ARNOLD, BAKER, corner Of FAYETTE and
PARK STREETS, having DISSOLVED ALL CONNEC-
TlON rs Superintendent of the Mechanical Bakery of this
city, informs his friends and customers that he has fully
resumed his long established business at the OLD STAND
and will hereafter give his undivided personal supervision
to the baking of the very best bread from the best flour
Rye and Dyspepsia Bread, French and Albany Rolls,
Cgkes. Pies &c &c. every morning and evening fresh
articles be had, He confidently hopes that the former
quality of his Bread Rolls &c will ensure to his present
crtious the increased support and patronage of his
friends and long tried customers. Fresh Malt
Yeast every day GEO. W. ARNOLDS Bakery,
Corner of Fayete and Park streets,
irIn Dolt;
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AND LEAF TOBACCO,
nIU-Uf 81 south Gay 81
de NOT DECEIVED BY SIGNS, OR

J. W. RICHARDSON IS NOT DEAD, neither has he
tired from business but located at No. II N Gay street,
adjoining Christ Church. where he has large and general
assortment of superfne and medium quality
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
with variety of other STAPLE DRY GOODS, all of
which he will retail on favorable terms.
Having secured the services of Major ROBERT HALL,
whose reputation rstcass Cutter is universally ad
mtted, he hopes to manufacture GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH
ING TO suit all who may favor him with call pledgng
himself that effort shall be spared give satisfaction
NO. L. NORTH GAY STREET
oc23-tf adjoining Christ Church
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aGERRILL, THOMAS & co.

1VI Are now opening, at their NEW WAREHOUSE,
No. 239 Baltimore street. Charles, beautiful assert
ment of GUNS, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL, &C., lately
arrived per steamer at New York. rendering their stock
of the largest and best selected in the country
which they respectfully invite the attention the trade
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{
o. FOR SALE The Superior Three
Rsii Story DWELLING No, 206 North Charles street,
-As-4S beyond Eager Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot 25 by $50 feet running back to 40 foot street
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacious and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings
Inquire on the premises, or of B. T. ELDER,
No 40 South Eutaw Street,
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1S r, LAMP n 40 FOR st3l5 SALE e :.. A
M EIlEA 200 acres, $50 acres, $50 acres, 47S acres
e4t.1 1875 acres, 376 acres $50 acres, AS acres,
800 30S l23 acres 100 acres, 16 $50
acres 375 acres with many Others in Maryland and Vr
ginia for particulars enquire of MARTIN GoLDSBOR
OUCH, Gen. Agent, No AZ North Calvert st.
P S-Also many fine animals of the different breeds of
horses, CATTLE sheep and hogs s15-tf
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DWELLING HOUSE

EHF,,:f TOIC DALE.-D W EIILIIINCT IIOUOE
Ail AND LOT No. 219 West Lombard street, opposite
Medical College. Lot 81 feet front and rear, ITO feet
deep to alley house 25 by about ninety feet including
BACK BUILDING, three stories high with all modern fix
lures. Stable in the sufficient for five carriages
horses and tons hay Property in fee. Apply to
J. CROSBY n son,
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- GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE

=
Also on hand of my own manufacture, OUBLE SOLE
BOOTS, DOUBLE SOLE CATERS, DOUBLE SOLE
WALKING SHOES, &c, &c. These articles are all made
up during the summer months that at the present time
they well seasoned and warranted inferior none
the market. THOMAS LAUGHLIN, No. st. Paul st.
opp the Bank Of Baltimore. s16d3m
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60. PIANO FORTES.
SAtETTlyyH6 Just received per ship Albert, from Bre-
u = / LINEN, invoice of R0SENKRANS' PA
NO FORTES, of scale and patterns.
Also, constantly receiving supplies of NUNN'S &
CLARK'S SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES These are I'M
questonably the best instruments IN EVERY RESPECT
now manufactured; for sale only by
+. D. BENTEEN,
n12-tf 81 Fayette street
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II ENSEY JOHNS & co.
IN Successors to DUER 4 JoHNs)
Manufacturers of the
SILVER SPRING
FAMILY, EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR.
ALSO KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
The Patapsco Brand the best grades Street
and City Mills, Extra and Super, and Rye Flour.
Nos. % and "A COMMERCE STREET,
oc27-tf BALTIMORE. MD.
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CA Lob THE EssSA
SIZ COTTAGE SALOON S&ayCa
49, No IL NORTH HIGH STREET, -14aA~--
Between Baltimore and Fayette
CHRISTOPHER SHAW would respectfully inform his |
friends and the public that he has taken the well known
Cottage, many years kept by Mr. r. j. Roter, and
having made many alterations and improvements in the
same he is prepared up the various delca
cies which the and well supplied markets a
ford.
Private entrance from Temple street
re- Families supplied with Oysters of superior quality
and eryhlug usually kept in first class Restaurant.
CHRISTOPHER SHAW. |
n2lm of the Sherwood House
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-11
PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, OCTOBER IL, 1853.
STEAM SAW MIL
FOR SALE.


VNHE undersigned offers for sale q splendid
a STEAM SAWMlLL. situated on toe New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three.quaTiers Of
q mile from the located depot Bahaia and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rarid settlement
uf the surrounding country. be- anticipated town
aud Inc undgHhied completion Of the road 10 this
point hy the ~ ol October ne xt with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale Tor lumber,
IA ~ being no mill nearer than twelve nlie-.-
10 the mill j. attached $40 acres Of finely tim-
bered land. with suiiriency opeued Tor the pr'i-
durtion Of cora. Tptaiues, etc. % supply the
employees and teams of the mill A comfortable
Dwelling with the neressary out-hou-es. az
iached The mill house il large aud substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chIneTy; boiler 80 feet long. ~ inches IN dame-
teT. double feed; circular - inches diameter
EtfIyihlng new and ~ complete running urier.
Ihi, mill with seven hands can cut between
five and six thousanc { e Of lumber a day. Int
averages 1900 leet daily, without extra labor OF
stain of machinery.
Attached j. one - Strands superior 20-inch
Fr nch Burr GRlSf MILLS. capable of grinding
irom Is 10 Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business t0 supply the place with bread Also,
Wagon aud Team. Lumber Car. Tools. etc,
necessary 70 carry on the business with an
abundance 81 wafer all seasons.
Terms easy For fmther particulars, apply on
the premises or 10 the uhdel signed
" ). BRUNER,
or MAYES K MILLSApS. Agents.
April II. '57. 33-tf Gallatin. Miss.
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Affentinn. pIanfrrsl

L1BORERS, AND MASTERS!
FTN.IE undersigned has been appointed sole agent
l. Tor Cll.b0rlc County 81 the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
Tor lhc sal 0f the arlcl 81 clothing mahuiae
tnr'd by thc Company. Samples of every urti.
cl' 81 clothing made 10 the factory may be seen
10 my siurr.
Sch dulles showing how t. m assure. viii he fur.
nisied l0 planters AMI those WIN Il sire % sup
ply lhem,. Ives Nit Cloihns from th. factory
order. lett With mr viii Ice iOrwarl d Olcr q
week. and parties ord r.ns may r,ly upon r...riv.
iig the art cles w.thih week from tAe time 81
forwarding thr orl Is.
: TIN prices uf thi. clothing arr low and AT pr
So waiting such art cles would io well 60 cal
AID examine the slmpla 3 AM learn tie prices.
mayzZ W. b. FULkEl,SON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-11

Having sold ont my interest Ia the Furniture
business 10 l.. Gwr.SOl. cordial b.sp ak for
h.m a LIBERAL uld continued patronage from an
ms friends AID .Ormsr customers.
feb-1t T. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-11

- III - i Hu - ~ - % s.
burial Cases always ou'hand. Wooden Cnf rs
made 10 nr,l,i. Burial Clothes supplied AZ The
shortest notice. All calls. night or lay.wi b..
promptly attenie TO.
Walnut or Mahogany Book Cases. Wamrohes
aud Dining Tables made 10 order FuIniture Re-
paired and Yanish' st III, shores notice Al.
80. all jobs in the Cabinet liue made 10 nnler.-
House building aud repairing contracted for.
FOOlE q BAhROF
Port Gibson June 4. ls56 l..
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-11

'T'lIE firm Of Griffith Il Garrison j. this lay a.
l. solved by mutual coi-eat. 4. Garr.sunw.l
ait'nd o. settling ~ All the bn-inrs- of th. irm
All those owing a. nl uotr or book accounts. pr.
qnrst tn ray up a. soon A. possible. T.tiar.
r.sod viii cnit.aur the Furhitur' business at %
oil sia.il. where hc VIII ~ pl a. Il "a see ON
frirnds and custom Who may want anything
ia the Fur iiture and llOu-. h., ping line.
H. GRIFFITH.
q. GARNiSGN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-25
FoR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
A Christmas Recoiisctlou,

Five years ago, tonight, Mabel, Eve long, long,
years, tonight,
The stars above seemed shining dim, there was
more blessed light;
4, hopes the heart would bubble up, gave to
themselves tone,
And We stood there in the wintry air, by the
garden. gate, alone.
l;might have been but yesterday, it seems so
near and bright,
That true words came, and you enid not, five
years ago, TO night!
We talked deal in homely speech, the heart
could not be chill,
And pen, up secrets flowed that night-when
streams were frozen still.
The font hath been, years, broken up, yet, words
unbidden rise,
And ,rickle into verse, tonight, or murmur into
signs.
We're |, as thou art, would give my life of
angel light
For that half-hour OF simple talk, five years ago,
tonight.
1t hallowed life with simple faith, and taught u.
to be true,
For who, OF all the world could trust, if 'twere
not | and you!
1t viewed with light what shadows fell upon the
ways we planned,
When mellow ewes 10 moonlights grew, and we
walked hand in hand;
And told of much told all it dared-for it could
not be right
To whisper how the young may die-fve years
ago, 10 night
Why did you pale so suddenly, and fall as falls
the rose,
And hide from me, that loved you so, beneath
the winter SHOWS!
You closed your eye, when was by, nor raised
your head 10 greet:
Once you had sprung with ringing laugh, to hear
my coming feet.
Was that the way to keep your faith, to lay un.
moved in white,
When came to claim, the troth you pledged,
five years ago, to-nighu
The rose hath faded many times yet, summer
winds neer came,
From its far travels but il found the rose in
bloom again.
And, yet, you faded only once, and fell as falls
the rose,
And lay as other flowers do, beneath the winter
SHOWS.
And when the summer called again, my love
was calling too;
The roses came in bloom again, but, Mabel,
where were you?
Now Christmas times are come again, strain
eyes dim with tears,
And search for other Christmases, back mid the
dust of years;
Some JOY seems lost | used to have, wonder
where there lies
Something that is not; and see bright foot.
prints to the skies.
And then It's Christmas, still, Mabel, but the
best of its delight
Comes pointing up, and whispering, "hve years
ago. tonight"
Alexandria, December %, 1858.
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RRIED

On Thursday, December 10Th, by the Rev.
W. D. Thomas. RICHARD S. ALLISON, to
LOUISA FLETCHER, all OF Fauquisr County
Virginia.
On the 18th instant, BY Elder A. H. Spilman,
JESSIE MOFFATT, of Prince William, to
POLLY ANN LAWLER, of Fauquier County
Virginia.
On Wednesday evening, December 22d, by
the Rev. Mr.. Swen:zel, Mr.. GEORGE W. LAY.
LOR, of Washington, to Miss LOUISA ELLEN
STONE, of Georgetown, D. c.
In Washington, on the 23d instant, at Trinity
Church, by the Rev Mr.. Wentworth l.. Chllds,
DIR. JAMES NJ GRIMES, to MARY T.
PEYTON, eldest daughter OF James NJ Iorbert
esq.
In Washington, on Tuesday. 23d instant, 6y
the Rev. G. w. Samson, Mr.. ALFRED L
BULLOCK, to Miss ELIZABETH +. KYLE,
both of Virginia.
On the 2lst inst. by Rev. A. Compton, Mr..
BENJAMAN r. LAWS, and Miss ANlol-
NETTE V. HOWIZER, both OF Fauquier co.,
Virginia.
By the same, on the 23d inst, Doct VIM. 5.
EDMONDS, OF Fauquier CO., and Miss SUSAN
EUGEN,A, daughter OF Rich'd. Stone, esq OF
Fauquier CO., Va.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT ATTRACTION FIFTY THOU.
" SAND DOLLARS WORTH oP JEWEL
~ AT AUCTION-WIll be sold, al auction,
and on retail, at the Store OF Royal street, one
door north of Simpsons Shoe Store, commencing
This, THURSDAY,
Esd instant, al ~ A. VI , 2 and clock, p. NJ,
and continue each day, until January I'd, 1879
the largest assortment OF fashionable JEW FL
RY ever of.red in Alexandria, consisting, in
part OF $500 Gold and Silver WATCHES, OF
various patterns, such as are rarely found in the
United States The Watches ale of the best
quality manufactured and OF handsome style
Also, the most fashionable assortment OF La
dies Jewery, such as Cameo Pins, Bracelets,
Ear and Finger Rings, Opal ditto OF every pat
tern and size Garnet, Jasper, Ruby, ard Dla-
mond, in sets or otherwise, TO suit purchasers.
Gold Chains, from 10 20 caret fine, and OF all
the different styles; together with large as
sortment OF Fancy Jewelry
G. w. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
~ B. III the above goods will positively be
sold 10 the highest bidder, without reserve.
dec 23-Gtf
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DIED..

On Thursday, 23d instant, after short illness,
EZEKIEL s: JONES, JR, in the 9th year OF
his age ~ The friends and acquaintance OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from the residence his father, Captain
Ezekiel Jones, No. AZ, Wolfe street, on 10 NOR
row, Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
In this city, yesterday morning, EFFlE, in
FAINT daughter Of George and Sallis Washington.
In Georgetown D. c., on Thursday morning,
u. DAD ;nstant. Mrs FRANCES +. SMITH,
wife of Jeremiah J. NJ. Smith, in the seth year
of her age.
In Washington, on the afternoon OF the 2Sd
instant, Mrs E. ]. DOVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-25

FLOUR.-The market during the week has
been very quiet, with small transactions. Inc
receipts have been fair, larger than lor some
weeks previous, but The shipping demand Is
light, and the principal sales have been 10 the
city trade at IS o644$5 l21 for superllne by
the dray load Extra and Family are in fair re-
quest, at the quotations given above.
WHEAT-The receipts have been light, ana
the market dull. Prices have remained WITH
out material change, ranging from l2oS 'JOc
for white, and ll5Gl2Oc. for red. Some lois
very inferior white and red have sold at IVA
l5c. less than inside figures. There has been
moderate enquiry, and the quantity OF the
Wheat offered was not above good.
CORN.-The market this week has presen'
ted less activity, and the receipts have been
light and mostly of new white, which has sold
for 6e672c. We quote old white and mixed al
Use. There is fair demand, and at the close
of the week prices were firm
RYE-We quote Rye at 73G75c, and in de
maud. There have been but small offerings
and the transactions are to a limited extent
OATS.-The limited receipts have preven-
ted transactions to any extent, and quotations
are nominally 44a46c.
GROCERIES-Malket active, and sales Tor
the week foot up better than for some weeks
past. New crop New Orleans Sugars at 7iH
sAc.: Muscovado do, 7GG71c.; Porto Rico do
7sSsbc.; Crushed do ll4Glltc; Granula'ed
and Powdered do, ll4Gn1c.; new crop Ne"
Orleans 43945c; Porto Rico do, 36337c Mus
eoyado do, 3lG34c.; Rio Coffee l1tHi23c';
lava do. Ice. In other articles we have no
change to note.
PORK.-The receipts this week have fallen
off, and prices are firm at 81 75a7 y lOo lbs
for dressed hogs The demand is active.
PROVISIONS.-Market active Country pro-
duce is in great demand Bacon is unchanged
Butter is very achieve quote roll at Ga <2c';
6rlin l216l4c; Goshen 24a26c. Eggs are
scarce, and are selling at 22d21c' y dozen
Lard lO5 in kegs.
PLASTER.-We quote Lump at IS 71@S4'
delivered on the cars. Ground is unchanged
viz 81.
sEEDS.-Market quiet. We quote Glover
Seed at Sc 25, and in light supply. Fiaxseed
81 80; Timothy 81 s79aSs.
SUMAC.-The demand is fair, with light re
CENTS. We continue our quotations unchanged
viz: $IG$l 25Y 1901 lbs.
FREIGHTS.-The demand for vessels is very
active. but there have been but few arrivals
and the rates of freight have advanced since our
las, report. We now quote TO Portland anu
Boston 50; Fall River 50 SO; Providence and
New York So; New Haven So 81; Philadel-
mia s.
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Richmond Stock Marke,. Dec. a4.


Virginia p cent. 81 years to run, no sales at
the Treasury.
Virginia p cent, shorter dates, sales sos.
Richmond City Bonds, sales SOS, and flat.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $lO5, in demand.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $lo5, in
demand.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $7O-last sales S74.
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Stock, last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, $35.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock
last sales S5S.
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad guaranteed
bonds sales $95, and interest, flat
James River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds,
par value 800; last sales $95 and fla:
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds End
mortgage, 1913 and interest
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds 1913 and
interest
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $40
and interest.
Orange and Alexandria p cent. Bonds $s5
and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds $50 and int.
Norfolk City ST. and fiat