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THE v KG1NIA LIFE INSUkANC1
COMPANY y nov iqiiy 1rs1STsd !. ios, Dali oss9.
pany, under its charter, divides seven. eighthe O
us sSs,y s sTss ~
tages Of the mutual system, With the pledae 81
Ssgs +. Sss ana ~
| m0neyed interest in conducting III enasfs witl
The Charter requires one-h half Of the. Capita
Stock and Earnings to 10 invested in BOND an
l MORTGAGE on unincumbofod Neal Essaao, WOW
| double the amount.
The chief object Of the Company ID TO aid in r
| tanning At homo the immense am0unt Of none
NUNS to Northern Companies. That money vi
be loaned to customers for torn Of years, ~ 10
/ .al interest, and dsbursod in our MIdst.
| EndOvunonts and Annuitles granted. L1io an
term Policies issued as ~ low rHtoS ~ other goo
Companies. Slaves insured Tor one year, or ZOE
tar IF
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NEW MARKET IVA. }
- &ANA RACES.-STAKES NOW
NT&OPEN. following
Stakes are now. 0pens to 10
over tho New Market
Course, Virginia:
LIST. Swoepstake for year oids, VINO nave not
won 8 race previous to the day this stake closes.
SlO0 subscription; $50 forfeit; mile heats; three
ar more to fill the stake To close 1st July. 1850.
TO De run du,i ing the REGULAR Fsll Msssin.; asao
ton 500 forfeit; dash of q mile To be run
during the regular Fall Meeting, 1850. Three or
more to ELL the stake. To name and close lst Sep
tember, 1860.
ton 500 forfeit; milo heats; three or more "a
Gil the stake To be run during the regular sprns
eth. Swes pssaks for year old.. Ss0e Sabsenn.
ton: 4lOU forfeit; tWo-mile heats. Three Of
more u iill the stake To b during the regu.
lar Fail Meeting, 1851. To name and close ls
July, 1850.
9Th. Sweepstake for ; yssr Odds. SDo .ubsesiH
ton Si9c ts.ast; two %ls .i hs:f's w.a moi ~
Gil the stake: To be run during the REGULAR rai
Meeting, 1861. To name and eiose LIT july. 1850
| Nominstlons tO DO addressed y" q. r. HARn
| nv 9S-ts a. p. HARE
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(SHD tkACHm OND XIII
~ sHHz AZ ll RhsSzdttRt2hh! ~ y
lSCHEDUIE.-On and after VI = DIN ESDA = 9
A1Iil 26ths 1850. the Trains on thw road will run
: MAIL AND PAssENGER TRAIN
A. NJ, for Junoton burke viilej Ly nchbuIs, Br,s-
tcl, knoxyille. Dalton, chettancos1s Atisnfa,
~; Mobile, Jackson vlskshnrs and nsw Ors: q
O'clock, A. M, for Oanville, Va, and 0reensboro.
NC. - 4
nRTuRNING:
Leave Danvile daily. Except on4day,;) = ss .
M. and arrive in Richmond a LILO P. ~: 49,.
The all and PASSENGER Trains connect DOtn
ways With the South- Side Railroad trains e and
from the Southwest e the JunSt1on, ana rIn cnS
trsins. to and from the North At Richmond.
~ Through Tickets sold. and baggage checked
through 70 tho above named points; also. to the
-. For Through Tickets South and southyest,
and Tor further information, apply At t9e ncke!
Office of the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad
Company, Richmond ,v, n,
timof 70. Philadephia and New York, apply At the
'' an x \ 80 ALEX. WORRALL. sup't.
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Has removed his shop to rear Of the Law Hs,Ia,...
TURF, WARDR0BES, 1 DUNG vs. TiNsSxFFEMi
BERSrEAOe. COUNTY tl1S ~; HOUSE DEsKs'
TABLES End SHOW CASES Of even dsscr,s.
every description, and Dack Furniture ~ shoss
notice. He will 60 70 the residence OF HI. c"s
toners, both in the city and country, "a rsesis
varnish, ar pack Furniture, ON short motto, ~
on very ccOmmoaatinG terms. my N-ims
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N NM W sTYLk9.AMM. \: MOOkEr
ss, s5D = is;f: - fis .a5
sSSI III saGniF sd "a e,ssr me
i:;s:s 5 s's IT, :
l:s.s.d ,ss nss .ss 1s: fsns.
Driving Hat for 'oanRto 9 {. b'icK KIN
n The GREATkST INVkHTl0,MS cTSTT
aAT, q EEiiETT WEisiGKR's:
No. ~ Main street.
CARRIAGES, 60. FOR SALE
!. =. CARNAGE FOR SALE. - The
go CHHRfAGE and HARNESS, nade in
the eitv. of the hest matAral and me w0rkmen-
ship It viii Be seld low 4 early eYRce,ssHsn .ni
made. Also. one secOnd- hand CAAAlApE sne
HARNESS. to b SOLD 56 1inN r. HAYWOOD.
AtO.A. Francis' Coach Shop,
On Franklin street, near Old Market.
1 my 26-2w --
$50 CARRIAGK8, CARRIAGE ESQ.
GNESZ The SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his C9aGn
~ Makins Establishment, on LCmoa1o Al
s s sss cs. ms tfs Ss!y
aut toe Tors. and SULKIES-sll Of his own make. Of
the best material and workmanship-ano q winch
will be sold low ~ good Work Oh the Sina can U
cali from those in want IF any article in the Car
rage line. as am determined to make 70 orGer anS
to sch at tho lowest prices posAble ANA al work
sold that is new warfsnted; Nc,rns
--z..-
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RuTus 9. MADDux. Clerk. t.
WM. 3. Mccoy. TEDWARD NXT6s1,
vlss Il! ! i tn: 9; d AGENTS.
M.::''. e 81 Nh; ,S;;.s, ;E:see:,.1 c..,..,.
NJ. J... sssesois. jr.. 1 Ess... 20" s. {.
5 W.: 4. i S::s:. L.. s':s. -s.s.y
ros THE SxEE scSc 81 fHsESspov,
Az sssla or q, sr.sD. Gon: r.as5Slis .sD WIZ
cae.,s.: e 81 NfdfSRs' ss,S S1 :; ,ssu. =.
may :. NO. e: l T. :: e.
prices for them. 57 s~s
.i:s, , s::s;: sss iS s:s %
:, , ,-.s !: J: R RR||f&EE!'''''
T.E vSRkE =. &c have have formed %:
WEBB { john 8. WADE. The, ~" ri II , LEWIS
:as Ts. ~ o sSyS B.,
Lsvi Webb fJJGAT Si !, %XEsS6 IA
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. I. Mo- no7o ~; MADE
IOHN DAvIS,
aas romoved MI snoD 20 rear Of the Law BudIre
TuRE S" WSHRDR6BES. OGNG Is. T Fl ssUEe
REPRsfE E G0HNT rssSi HoysE DEsKs,
ton. He will repair and yarnsh Fur. .Sur. =
every descriptieu, and Dack Furniture Il sbos,
notice: As wi. 60 70 The Te.,dsncs o. hi. Gu.
vsrnish, Vr pack Furniture, ON short notics ~
on very communicating terms. my N~ims
M AsSLE wOxAs.
MECHANIC, 1SF IssEit3 8aA1yy$ H. ,,,..
Aosus W. g4tHs! sSi SHS 3! r'ro
T' s1 rss' ss.shsS y ia:s
. OBKRT WENDENRUKG,
N SHIP -BROKER, COMnissIoN AYD
Gaocf E2 R Nb 81 n HPESSfHH4 ESbELr,
/. prepared 70 s.io Gooas On srokAsE !. CITY
POINT ON tho most reasonable terms, vitio.t
'h 49," q d''' age either to or '''" store,
|GREEN Z Days Srs;;.r,c.,.
GRANITE GU TIERS,
H3ES Sisi 81; =; ddssrSS'' xsa"'. '"
Executed At short notice and in the bss, manner.
SHAFER, HALsEY { co.,
| Late Tupman L HULL
Are ,scsvfnE q tsEYsNTX Sdd,q9:
iine FURNISH ING GOODS. TO whloh We s' iav VIZ
the attention Of purchases.
| "a Fancy Cashmere Suits made 10 ordss,-
Shirts made tn order.
RRIDGFORD & co., General Commlsnep ana
Forwarding Merchants 81 SH th N n S heAaond
ER I! ffiSSEET ff3zfEfHh l
In a. KOSHER, SUCCESSOR TO WIZ
| ~. SON 4 BOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCER, has.for sale the following A.
friends and the public: RIO Leynayrs Jsys snd
Mocha COFFEE Brown and Refined Su8A re,
ef different grades; Loaf Pnvsrixed and Crushed
different brands Old pominion Nails. Of all asss;
| country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, good ASSORTMENT; n.
nes's rye WhisIsy. Old ana good A: ". sSer-
Psy, ol sa' and so.a S.ssrH. ~ T..
MsSsyf !xS asaBH: .. S
other articles: TOO numerous to mention. Call and
examine, at No. I, cor. I7sh and Main sts, oDuo-
DOTS, FARLEY CO., -,
roRwARD1ssaa g MSEEEShi 1pHS'''.o' 1'O
Nearly 0''0'''' M iis SS Va. .'' s~' W.
sfs+ ssd % fnS: se iss A.,
| advances made on oonsgnmcnss.
F FRECA!KP Po FFlIsii.Ey Late ofPsursburs
l. HENRY &. WfLLiAMb Late Of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL, Late of Petersburg
n n. SKINNER 4 CO... G,etsrs and Gem
r.. ,nission Merchants, No, Cay street, Hleh
mond, Va, offer, their services for the mls .
. Wheat, Corn, Floar, Lohacso. 20. Inc ssa'
| n ~ n
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- CHEAP GAITEhS.-LADtES LOOh
@AT THIS-Heeled Caters at only 81;
Heeled CATERS LES; Heeled Caters 81 80; Heel;
ed Caters, verv best, only So; Congress heeled
80. at VIM. WALSH'S.
TO THE LADIES OF RICH.
MOND-l w.h e 70 ss!i ySntfs s Tighten ems g
CHJLDREN'S SHOES, embracing q great va
1iety Of styles. among which are the followlng :
Ladies' Heeled Kid and MOROCCO Slippers Ia;
Hesled KID Congress Boots; Ladies, Hseled Cloth
Caters. several qualities; Ladies' Heelsd French
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and KID Busklns.
without heels; Misses Heeled Morocco and Goat
Caters; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers Misses Heeled frepch Boots new ssy 10
k!e Ties; ChIldren's Morocco and Goat Bootees
heels. sech III Badi sex
style together With any other style or. quality
that may .te needed A call il solicited. at the
iAsnion"oio mo. &. PAGE In.
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sAM,l, p. HALVES l. SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL-Red and W hite Ash.
GLOVER HILL.
And SMITHS' COAL. ,vooD
Also. fnil supply of OAK and PINE WOOD ON
hanfi I8th street, South side of the Dock.
N B.-Anthracite Coal sold by weight
I q
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20 PURCELL. LADD Goa
ca WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
" No. III. corner MGtn and Gorerx0r Sts.,
"a Richmond, t,.
Have now in store their Spring supplies Of
DRUGS, MEplCIMES, PALN AIN. nt EEsHLo,
WINDOW-GLASS of all sizes. III /
WHITE LEAD, VARNISHES. GC:
BURNING FLUID. CAMPHENE,x VlK-
GINA COAL OIL, and KEROSENE, al
manufacturer prices.
Our stock comprises one Of the largest and bes,
assortents Of goods in our line to be found IN the
eoutll-lias been selected IN person by one 81 oM
firm, purchased for cash, enabling us to oner oul
goods at such low prices cannot fail to give sat
iefactiOn.
Merchants will find it to their interest to call ane
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
- PURCELL, LADD l. Co..,
Wholesale Druggists, Richmond.
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my n--d&cw7m

VSNE UNDERSIGNED have formed =,
1 partnershiP Tor the transaction Of 4 CONNffS
SION BUSINESS, under the 6rm Of LkWSIs
tieular attention % the sale Of FLOUR, WIFI
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the stor 20 al
lpmeeI.hoass No. q Main street, long occ pisS
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEkRRu
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. I. loDo. no7Oacvaap1.
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6f1E 81 RAILROA D.-The DAY
- N A L and PAeeEN0g
3; NV SR;SsS fE ES,f|ff5E:
KNOXVILLE. and all points in the eGuthwSot:
and daily texesDt 6snhaysl for AOK 9QND
RIVER and interHediass StstlCrs Xest ci Ceas.
with the Tram at MIlberO' snd Iacksen.s River.
For psrticsars, insure q TIE ~, TlS ,s Omce:
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n ri. SIMMER Il CO., Gveesrs and Iers-
r.. mission Meretants, No. Cay street. Heb :,
mOnd, Va, offer their servlces Tor me mle q
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IA ARBLE WORKS.
JoHys y; pAyyIEs.

GHAFER, hALSEY 4 Co.,
- ITO MAIN STREET
- Late Tupman 4 HULL
Are receiving, BY every stesmerA ADDITIONS b,
their stock Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and
fine FURNISHING GOODS, to which ve ,aylte
the attention. Of purchases.
"a Fancy Cashmere Suits made 10 order.-
HhiYfa naae tn 0f0Ar.
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On GLAS WARE.-Comprlslng 6obets,
1Tumblers, Wines, Chapyagnes; Deoanters'
era. Lemonades, Lager Beer CLASSES, Glass
Tubes, Salt Cellars. 10, for sale ct the China
Stora Of r. A. buckley, Isl Main street.
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: n 2 r 1, s. "A. e.. HHEkMAN'S Il 4 Il
lou Whisky; rs bbls. Old Apple Brandy: 50
bills. Old Peach Brandy, very superior; oo9 obs
Frsncb Brandy and Gin, various brands; ~ eDis;
Slpes I'd Holland Gin, 70. sale By v,o,
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n R11XES Van Hasan's and McKeon's De,
loU teraive Soar; zoo bbls. Refined 6ngays, all
,rsdes; Schoolsy IS Hog round Bacon, tOI family
,se; Schooley's Extra Superior WoTiGs fsl =,
q tiaroes Extra Sugar cured HANG; g hhds. sides
= Il EScnlners. for sal0 by JONES CD
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RRIDGFORD L CO., General Commlsnsu ana
- Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock, Rohnoud
Va, qi}' fHe d. b. BRIDGFORD,
.a-~.f FRANKLIN MATThEWA
N. TINSLEY PATE

DOTS, FARLEY Z Co.,
---'il GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary It.,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen 70 the sale Of TObAACC0,
WHEAT, and all kinds Of PRODUCE. and liberal
advances nlnde on onnsignmonA.
a ~ sktcH.6 5. yFlAlRiEY. Late Of P.ur.bars.
sgss HENRY 8. WILLIAMS,L Late Of Norfolk.
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~ DOv 4 Z CO..

- n JAS, n. PEAKCE CV.s. TRE1
01WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AOVO'
" DRUGGISTS,
"a Corner Broad and 9th streets, W.
Offer to Merchants and Physicians from Virginia.
trade. large and we'll selected stock Of DRUGS,
GHEMICAts, P Al 1tlSS' PG MIifn6ic E5SRESn
PERFUMERY, &c, and every article usually
kept in wholesale Drug Store, at prices that can
cash and prompt buyers.
Orders from the country promptly attended TO
and carefully packed and Forwarded:
Tate ~ Waring & Warrenton, NC.
49, ....n \ u ,nLno:d mh2-tS
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Tho subsor:ber, at his establishment or 18th g.,
betweep Main and Cary RreRanT4ed e DO GAS
FITTING r.. "a We WoRK and axe
ecute PLUMBING in tho best and most suostan
nal manner, and at the shortest notice. .
-. v ~ mh siE -H CHXS A. LANGLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-28
North wost sohool Houae

We yesterday visited the North West School
House, in company with those practical friends Of
sducatiop, MeIsrs. Lindsly and waroham, Bull.
ding Committee Of the Board Of Education. From
the abundant information about the new building,
which we derived from these gentlemen, We have
but time to give the following epitome;
Tho house is what may be properly termed q
''rebud" Of the old structure, with important adj
dtions and improvements, making It, we have
no hesitation in saying one of the bost school hous-
es in the west. The old building was but two
stories high and its dimensions In every regard
were too contracted. The new building Is three
stories high is 8s feet wide by So feet long; con-
tains ~ rooms % by 33 feet; has recitation room
IL by SO feet, we'll adapted for the purpose; halls
are ~ feet wide, the ceilings are very high the
windows are large and numerous; the rooms arc
supplied with the best style Of seats, dosks, etc,
two sides of every room are furnished with "black
boards stoves Of large Dimensions and, in short
every thing necessary for the comfort, advance
ment and discipline Of scholars, may be found
In the right place-in the North West School
House.
We cannot cnumerate all the nice things wo saw
yesterday. Werepeat that the new house is one
of the best adapted for educational purposes in
the west indeed, we might say anywhere else.-
Parents and guardians in tho N. W. District
should visit the school house and see how we'll
their children are provided for. Dayton may
we'll be proud Of her public schools
The SCHOOLS will commence In the new houses on
Monday morning.
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NEw YoEE.Jan. 27.

NEW YoRE, Jan. 81.
FL oUR--sales 400 brls at 4.95@5,IO for
saT srine state; 6.2O@5,S5 for extra state, 500
@5,l0 for SuPer6ne western. 5,2O@5, IS for
common to medium extra western, S. 5.6O@5,75.
wHIsKY-Sslss 400 brls at 9IJze, aud clos.
ed with no buyers.
WHEAT-SSles s, 800 bush Milwaukee Club
at l ,l5 in store; also within few days, and
before reported, 5000 bush Milwaukee Club at
100, and 5000 bush fair Chicago Spring at
rs.
RYE-Quist and 6Fm At 9i@92c.
BARLEY-Plenty aud heavy; sales 5000
ush At76e. for Ivo>rOWed, and 7sJ6e, for four.
Towed State.
coRN-Dull and heavy; salSs 200 bush
at 7s@SO. for new white and yellow.
oATs--Plenty and very duh al 45@46e for
Western. Canadian aud Stats.
ToBAcco-Ws note fair demand for old
grades, with sales Of Ksn.usky al A@I2.. and
Hess a 90. at 5@9Ize.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-28
Cooper Seminary.

The semi.anpual examinati ions Of this insti>
tuition took place this week and closed yester-
day They resulted in a manner most credit-
able 10 the pupils and satisfactory TO the teach
ep. Glasses were examined 10 Arithmetic. Ges
ography. Physical Geography, Astronomy,
Composition, Geometry, Physiology and GeolN
ogy, aud all displayed great prOmptuess and
proficiency Of attainment.
The following young ladies were promoted
to the Honorary Grade during the past session
and are entitled TO prizes At the end Of the year:
Miss Lizzie PugsleY, fve months; Misses
Eliza Phillips, Kate Stimson and Adele Bron-
son, 9 months each; Misses Lizzie Thomas, Ella
Denise, Laura Birsse, Emma Frost, Clara Gest,
Belle Gebhart, Susan Helwig, Minnie Stimson,
Susie Ovens and Florence Mead, each one
month.
1t must be very gratifying to our citizens TO
know that this institution continues to gain 10
public favor, and 10 in very prosperous state
The commencement Of another session on
Monday next will be a favorable time for the
admission Of new pupils. We hope there will
be a large increase.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-28
Board Of Education.

FRIDAY EVE, Jan. 81.
Present-Messrs. Wareham, Pruden, Steele,
Elliott. Liudsly, Walden, Love and Miller.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
aud approved,
The President stated the object Of the meet
ing to be to present to the Legislature a mems
orial 10 reference to the Library Tax.
On motion Of Mr.. Prudeu, the following
memorial was adopted;
To the Honorable House Of Representatives. OF
the State Of Ohio.
The Board Of Education Of the city Of Day
ton regarding public Libraries as an important
education instrumentality, would respectfully
ask of your honorable body to amend the Senaie
bill "snspending for two years the library tax
Of LILO Of q mill" )" so as TO leave it within the
discretion Of Boards Of Education TO lew a
tax for public libraries, not exceeding l.l0lh Of
mill in addition TO the taxes they are now
authorized to levy-thus enabling towns and
cities who desire 10 avail themselves of this
important auxiliary, to do so without prejudice
to other towns aud cities who prefer to get
along without IL.
The President also stated that Mr.. Sinclair,
Lecturer on Temperance, who proposes 10 de
liver course Of lectures TO the schools, will
be here next week.
By Mr.. Love, That permission be granted TO
Mr. Sinclair to lecture before the public schools
on the subject Of temperance. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr., Pruden, the President ap.
pointed committee Of three with power to act
on the subject of the lectures. Committee
Brown, Miller and Pruden.
BY Mr.. Elliott-Resolved, That the Library
Committee. with the President Of the Board,
be authorized and directed to confer with the
Dayton Library Association with a view, il
practicable, Of uniting the School Library and
the Library Of the Association into one, to be
under the control Of this Board. and to report
any propositions they may receive, to the
Board. Adopted.
By DR.. Walden-ResOlved. That AT addi-
tional Junior Department be established for the
s. f. School, to DO opened at the commence.
ment Of the next quarter, or as soon thereafter
as suitable arrangements can be made therefor,
aud that the Visiting Committee Of that Dis.
trict, be authorized to rent and ht up room
for the use Of Mr.. Abel's department, room 10
be leased for one year with the privilege Of
keeping it Ave years Yeas. WAreham, Prus
den, Lindsly. Walden, klliott, Bomberger. and
steele--7 Nays, Miller. aud Love-.
After passing sundry bills. Board adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-28
NEWS ITEMS.


Prof. Hunting ha, resIgued the Proressorship
in Hartford College.
Hiram Follsr, Rag. of New York, has pur~
chased the New Orleans Delta, and will take
possession on the lat Of February.
Our government has recsivsd no dispatches
from England for The last two weeks in relation
TO the San Juan difficulty, which II is agreed
on all sides, approaches settlement
The Galveston News ,hinks on the authority
Of reliable information from the Rio Grands.
that the present difficulties there will end in
war with Mexico
John Morrissey, Il is said. intends to bet about
s32, 900 on the fight between Heenau aud Tom
sayrss. MOrrissoy bets on ssyrss.
The great Victoria bridge. at Montreal. has
been tested BY Rnglish engineers. Who advise
the company to Sccspt the work as entirely
satisfactory.
A dispatch from Washington, on Tuesday,
says that the government is about arranging
for horse express from st. Joseph TO San
Francisco, thus securing dispatches from the
Pacific in ten days.
The St. Joseph Gazette says w.F. Wilson,
agent Of the YanetOn and Sioux Indians. just
from Fort Randall. reports the weather exceed,
lngly pleasant in the mountsiDs, the ther-
mometsr indicating 9s deg. below zero. Tho
show in the valleys is eight feet deep. Indians
peaceable.
The New York Jewish Messenger says that
more than ten thousand dollars have already
been collected in this country for the relief Of
the refugee jews Of Morocco 1t is supposed
that the contributions 10 the United States will
not fall shOrt Of 10000. including those not
yet reported, from California and Western con.
gregations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-28
Cincinnati Market.

CEoINB ATT, Jan. ~.
FLoUR-sales OF 1900 bbls at 5.5O@5,5S
for superfne, and 5,60@5 80 for extra.
WHIsKY-6l5 bbls sold at 201<. and 1000
do at 2O34@2OiSc, the latter rate for wagon.
GRoCERIES-NO change in the market; the
demand is triding.
WHEAT-Prces are frm at l.2seI 30 for
prime white. and 1891 rs for prime red.
CoRN-The market is dull. and prices have
declined le per bush we now quots it at soc.
oATs-sSles 1900 bush. 10 bulk, at 4sc.
RYE-Priess are nominal at 81.
BARLEY-Sales 200 bush fair fall at Csc.
oLoVERsFED-The market is Arm. with a
good demand al 4 30 for sacks and bbls Sales
200 bush in sacks and bbls, at $50; 10 bbls
choice at 4,95.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-28

ED. ENPiRK:--I have the most instructive
aversion to a btAckguArd; for an idiotic imbss
eile have the most lively sympsthy; and as
the above mentioned characteristics are largely
blended in the editor Of the Germantown In-
dependent, two very active features 10 my ma
ture are called into active play. and they are
so evenly balanced that hm entirely at loss
TO decide which Of the two are predominant
sympathy for the imbeoile, or Contempt for the
black guard. Being absolutely unable to de~
eide am reluctantly compelled to leave the
question an open one, fondly anticipating that
the gentleman" will put himself on his good
behavior, and call into active exercise the most
natural and genial of the Nv o qualities. viz -
sympathy.
New York Herald. so take that back; although
in his Grst article he said he had not read il,
and he ought TO know which Of the two state
ments is the true one. But what was the use Of
his trying to graPple with the substance Of
such a speech as thAtf He might as well Try
to deciphsr the characters on an Egyptian obs>
lisk as to understand the principles embraced
ia such speech as that delivered by Vallan
digham. an indeed sorry that his duties as
an Editor compel him to read the Congressional
debates, thereby subiecting him to the fearful
risk Of dying ten yeArs before his allotted time.
fear Germantown could not survive 40 fearful
a deprivation a the loss Of the editor Of the
Independent. II he continues his POnderous
mental exercises he may collapse fins in that
part Of The human system where the brain is
supposed 10 be. InSiew OF such melancholy
catastrophe leave him to the tender meroies
OF our Germantown nsighbors, who. from their
well knOwn kindness, will be very apt to give
him . decent funeral. Peace TO his ashes;
AM done with him. r~l N.