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HHADQR'S OF 9Th Va. RECT,
Nea, Qenuevills, Jan. Goth. 1862.

HHADQR'S OF sTH Va. REG"T,
Nea- Centrevills, Jan. Goth, 1862.
A IL officers non commissioned officers, and
"A soldiers, belonging TO the 9Th Virginia Regi-
meus, Who have net been detailed, by special or.
der emanatirg from General Headquarters, and
who not actually disabled by sickness for duty
will Immediately join this Regiment.
1t II an outr age now, become too apparent that
whilst the brave and faithful suffering all the
hartlships incident to camp life, the trifling and
selfinduigens are direlect to their duty, Is to
absent themselves from their companies, thus
throwing all Of the work upon the few GOOD SOL
ders who asintisn their posts, to the scanda, and
disgrace OF the fair name of tho 9Th Virginia Reg:-
ment, won on the zelda Of Manassas snd Lees
burg
If this order il not promptly obeyed. will in
ten days, have hapdbills posted in every village
IN the cccotry, Offering . reward Of thirty dol
afs for the spprs hsasion Of each deserter, and his
delivery to the nearest military post, sod will 50
INFINITELY describe each man, his appearance char.
acter and habits. that the publication itself win
bepFoye severe penalty for his offence.
NORBORNE BERKELEY
Maj. Comd'g 9Th Va. Vols.
HEADERS 1sT CORPS ON POTOMAC,
January q. 1862.
Approved BY order Of Gen. BEAUREaAkD.
THOMAS JORDAN,
A. Adj't General.
~ Leesburs and Warrenton papers copy.
ja24-dlw
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LEATHER. SADDLERY Y. &c.
EOR SALE, CHEAP, the following-viz:
/ Machine for Stripping Sole Leather;
/ Singers Sewing Machine; Machine silk;
Lasts; Boot Trees; Cutting boards, &c; 2
Setteee; Store Tools; Shoemaker Wax; 2
Show Gases, &c. A great bargain in the abov 9
can be had by calling at once.
MARCUS HARRIS, Agent.
ia A-3t* Next TO American Hotel.
NEANUFACTURY OF SADDLES, HAIR
wi NESS, MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
&C., &C., No. 225 Broad street, Augusta, Georgia
The undersigned manufacture everything In tho
line, and have good stock on hand.
ALSO
LEATHER Of every description; ehoe THREADS;
Machine Betting ard Rubber Packing; Saddle
Trees; Moss Saddle Mats; 81 inch Roller Buckles;
Rein Snaps; Philadelphia and Eastern Oarriage
Bolts; Wood Screws Sand Paper; Glue; White
Lead; japan and Coach Varnishes; Springs, Axles;
Malleabls Castings, and Q general assortment Of
Carriage Materials.
NJ Orders promptly executed. -
JESSUP 4 HATCH,
ja 21-1m* Late Sherman. Jessup & 90.
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.-->A~~-~---~.-~-.--~s.- ks.~-.-.,
r OST-A POCKET. BOOk-BstWssn the
street, and Davis 4 Hutcheson's stable. Goa.
tanning three $40 notes, one -, and . Cneck
for So together with several Bonds. OF NO
service Except to the owner. A suitable re-
,tsi Ii Office ja2s-st
a,ik. Yf.D OR S1syLEN--.,n Wodv.esdav
niebt on ls esrnpr OF aesh api Msir sta
3 "a mAsh ya.sss old, with n sora lump on
a. eek rear the he>a. A lba.al reward ~iil be
pS'd by Tsiurnisg tse maze u u. MEYFR5. h
los.,bsr of Oss.ie. Rangers. at the rev FAi.
Ground or liner 2oth aud Main ats.
jas.i-<st' h. MEYERS,
NOTICE. CERTIeICA IN OF DErOSIT,
IN issued by the Bank of the Commonwealth.
fnr Slao. dated January I'd. 1862, and numbered
lei, la favor 81 Nathan BAchmau, has been lost
and duplicate issued. 1hs payment Of the
original has been stopped, and the public arc
hereby notified against receiving the same.
ia 2i-M
& TRAYtD OR STULEN-From the New
~ Fair Ground, large BAY HORSE.
khown by being very FESTIVE when the hand
is placed on his shoulders. II stolen, a re-.
wnft Of $50 for the apprehe nsion OF the thief
his return to the Fair drounds-Caskie Ran
gers Headquarters. Js4-3t%
Al ONEY FOUND-By slave, at Uulpe.
wi per Court House, about Christmas
| Fast, (o5ih December,) which the owner can
b ave by ident ifying it and paying the cost
Of advertising. and suita Die reward to the
finder. JAS. q. BkOAOUS.
| ia 22-6t* --sn,.-
| y TKAYED-From my Stable. ON Friday,
y Two MULES,
| One a dark mare, and the other 81 iron grey,
with large wart on the right fore leg. A
| sui table reward will be given on tn cir being
returned to me at my store, No. "a Main st.
| in 2l-ts STEPHEN MASON.
| OST-*26 REWARD-BetWeen the First
| 1 Market and Brooke Avenue, 4
| >BLAC K Is q,
| Jon tanning two Account Boo Ks and sundry
| papers. I will gave the above reward for theiI
| delivery to NE, at
| Nos. II and -, First Market.
/ % 11-fs IGHN l.INISEY
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O00 LBS. BLK ENGLISH THREAD
LUU First quality, for sale by
S. ID. ROSSENBAUM,
- -3t* Oornef 9Th ard Rroad strAets.
II ILLUS SYCLE desires TO notify his friends
ell and the public at large. that ON the LIST of
Febrdary. 1862, he viii remove bis large stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots. Shoes Hats, and
Gaps, opposite, No. 1913 Broad street, three doors
bslow Nf. Marx D0wney's Store.
n. Bills present Store. No. 2S6 Broad street,
between Sd and 9TH streets, lie for rent with Dwell.
Log and Store Fixtures
ID 20-20t* JULIUS EYOLE.
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FDW'D DORIAN,
~ UUPPER AND LEECHER,
North side Of Broad street, between Mayo st.
ana Central Depot.
Having just received large supply Of foreign
Leeches, am now fully prepared to apply them
on reasonable terms
Mrs.. DORIAN, Practical Leecher, attends to f.
male leeching
N. B.-Particuls, attention to al orders, night
or day. ia l3-1n<
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ADJT AND IESP'R GRNL's OFFIOE,
RICHMOND. Jan. 9th loE0.
Extract
CPHCIAL ORDERS No. 7.-"m. All persons
- in 2o~srnn ,nt employ, in the rubua work.
shops or slsev here, are exempted FROM militia
duty"
by coumana Of the Secretary Of Wu.
JNO. WITHERS,
ja1e--ew Asst AR't Gent
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NOLUMBIAN HOTEL,
u RICHMOND, v1Ha1rIA
u. W. SPIUER CO., Propristors.
Il. b. LUCK, Super;nte
r. E. HuaAs0E and s. b. TYLER, Clerks.
q. W. SPICER,
ia lily N. HARRIS.
n Wing and Enquirer publish three
months.
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NTEA IL BOILERS.

CTEAM BOILERS. -.asz
have for sale two STEAM BOILNRS. One
hiss never been used, aud the other hut very 1t
sis They can DO seen at my factory. on 7th, BE-
low Byrd street, adjoining the Government
workshops.
ia 2l-6t JAMES THOMAS. il.
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On fnn observation-disclosures from tho SUBJ
DlUU scriber my boy HENRY. for whose
apprehension and delivery to B. II. STOKES,
Of this place, or for his confinement in any jail,
90 that get him again, will pay the above re.
ward. Henry is about Is year: old, black, about
Ave feet three inches high, and has rather down
look when spoken to. Hsd on whsn he left black
coat An pants, and black felt hat. He has been
seen nesr Bristol, on the Manassas Gap Railroad.
and near Cub Run Bridge. He may % lurking
around Dumfries or Richmond.
I'd CARTER,
ja21lm* for Dr. ENGLAND.
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ron 91Nr Avn 1ALw,

ron 1RNT Avn DALB. !.
To1 aArT-x ~ vsissSjs rST1TTw
r ssissd for voo5sa naaafhesory, onc niIs
nom Abinsdoa dspot contalning 10 aerss 81 ven
Improved Land, Ane Orchard, No. Brick Houss
ard Kitehens lafgs Barn, ana abaudAnes Il cut
. TIE Factory IL Of stoss. 60 s. 80. with stone
a wooles,dins custom worth $500 tavs hun
dred) per annum.
Address, (Abingdou.) THOH. p. OLAPP.
Christian Observsr please copy. i. a5-lms
CTORE FIXTURES
6oasistins Of four Handsome COUNTERS Win
Drawsrs. sha1y!ng, Drawers, Glass Ossinsa
The above y - good - new. having been new
ly made about two years ago. Being anxisus 70
dispose Of the shove ct once. . bargain can b hsd
y ' MARQUIS HARRIS 4 CO.,
js 25-3ts Next 70 American Hotel
E<OR RENT.-Ths large thresstory brick
TENEMENT ct the corner Of hasshall ard
First streets. Il contains sven good roems, with
IN excellent brick KITCHEN, together with va
ter and gas upon the premises
Possession win be elvsn on ths 26th Inst.
ja 24-3t JAS. y. TAYLOR Z son.
L1OR RENT-A dwelling House with nine
large and three small rooms, located In
= a. desirable neishborhood. Apply at 10.
l97 MAIN eIrcet. u ZA-Os
DEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN OUTAGE
ID kESIDENCE. on Grove Rosd. FOB SALE
pfivately.-We are authorized. by Ospt. ]. W.
Atkinson, to offer for sale his beautiful Cottage,
situated on Grove Road. about one milo beyond
,he old Fair Ground. The Buildings ere al new
and we'll built They consist Of the Dwelling with
seven rooms. Kitchen and SERVANT Houses. Sta
Bile and Oarri ago House Attached to this dwelling
are four acres OF ground with q highly cultivated
garden.
This property Ia situated upon the most fashion.
able road leading from this city, in most select
neighborheod and, altogsther, offers inducements
TO purchasers rarely to be met with. For terms,
il a-st GODDIN 4 APpERsoN.
EOR RENT-A FARM in Chesterfield
within three miles Of Richmond.
offer for rent privately for the ensuing year,
the Farm in Chesterfield ON which the late
Ray Moss resided, situated on tho Manches.
ter Turnpike, within three miles Of Rich.
mond. This farm contains about six Hmm
dred acres, and Is In q very good state Of cul.
dvation. Wheat and winter oats are seeded
on it. There is q dwelling on the place, and
all the necessary out houses, all Of which, ex-
cept the dwelling, are new. The place is
well fenced in by new fencing.
SAM'L d. ATKINSON,
ia 22-6t* Manchester.
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Illus. OkDNANOE DEPT OF VA,
RICHMOND, January Ii, 1852.
A there are yet . large number Of FLINT
IL LOCK MUSKETS distributed over this
STATE. those having them, In large or small num-
bers, arc again urgently requested TO send them
In, TO ny ADDRESS, 'hst they may b altered and
put In GOOD order ready fer the uss of the troops
that win take thu field next spring. Bach musket
Is OF erea. value, a. mono can be bought or made,
In the State. CHAE DIMMOCK.
ja Its Col Of Ordnance Of Va.
IT. City papers COPY Il.
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/. A r ~
Just received and for sale
1900 lbs prime LARD, by
TARDY Il WILLIAMS,
Ia 24-St Corner OF Gary and 18th SITS.
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~ COMFORTS,
500 Comforts Tor sale cheap. Ala, 500 Stacy's
universal satisfs otion, and co1hmended highly
by both Gems. Bcauregard and Lea, u
O. w. WHITE Z CO.'S,
Il Tint Govarnor street.
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4 DVERTISEMENT.-A young man who
II has graduated In Latin, In the University Of
Virginia, and attended, Lectures In the Schools Of
Greek and Mathematics, desirss . bITUATInN
As Assistant In an Academy, or Teacher in prt.
vats family. Refsrence-Fasulties Of Univee.
city and Hampton Sydney. Address n. b. r."
Buss.vi'le r. O.. Eottowa7 eounty, Va.
ia els
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HOTELS.

TINE LOUISA HOTEL,
corner of 18th and Broad sts.,
Is now open for the accom- odation of the
public. Persons wishing something good TO
EAT and DRINK are invited to call and par
take Of the best the market affords.
BERNARD TRACY.
P. S.-FOR SALE, three fine
is 2S-6t* Mich COWS.
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ID ICHMOND COFf Err MILLS,
IL SAM'L YOUNGER L co., Prop'rs,
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
From and afer the lst February next, and dur.
ing the blockade, first class and beneficial substi-
tute for Coffee will be provided fo- the trade and
rubic in 10. and ID. packets, ground and ready
for use These will be packed in cases Of 20
pounds esch and upwards to suit purchasers.-
The retail price at the stores will be IS cents per
pound marked on the labels
Corner of h sad Main sts.,
Opposite the Spotswood Botel.
Coffee roasted for the trade in quantities not
less than 100 pounds. IL 22-11t<
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Iwi win psy toe
T. reward Of fifty dollazs for the delivery In Jail
90 that get him, of my boy MOSES, who ran of
in July last, from Er. Henry Massie In Orange
Co., whore he was hired He has bsen seen since
in Cayoline, and slso at Mr.. P. A. Spotswoods, in
Orange, where he has wife. He has relations in
Prince William county, near ManassaA He is
about IS years of five feot inches in height of
dark ginger bread color, with good front teeth, a
thick suit Of hair, aud eyes Unusually red. Ny
p. O. is Fredericksburg, Va.
ia 22-1m CATLETT CONWAY
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NOMMITTED TO JAIL AS A RUNA-
~ WAY.-Was committed to the jail Of tie
Corporation Of she City of Norfolk ON the 18th day
Of september. 1861, negro man ALBERT BROWN
The said negro man is five feet six and half ins b.
es high. snd weighs about l40 pounds, has scar
on the right arm, about six inches long, Ark com.
plexion, and about twenty Eve years old. Had on
when committed grey clothing, add says he belongs
to James Fisher. THOS. J. CORPRRW,
jal4-3w Sergeant City of No, folk
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pMs gf'hv al9gs I
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0ROC11Gl10, LILO UOR0s -.
~ "A. BALDWIN & co.,
VI (Laae Of Iiexasdris,) s~
Having removed 10 the three story brick Store
hosse On l3th, between Main and Oafy ssrssts,
few doors south Of tho Dispatch once, oHSr for
"a 40 1T the towees markst rs.ca = +. ..t.sxs ~
n hhds. New Uriea7s and Clarified
hu3ARS.
1.J boxes god 20 very superior TOBAC.
COS
l00,G06 CIGARS, Of va,iou or .iitiea.
so casss k-aoAina TOBACCO.
loo Ib,. CAEDlE.WIEK.
l,iO0 ps.r Soldiers SHOES,
600 pair SLOGANS
To which they wiu be adding daiiy such goods
~ their customers need. They invite country
merchants and particularly their old friends viz
itirg this market, to give them call.
ja26-lm
ID EMUvAL-WlLLIAM r. KING has re-
~, moved nis gtock Of GROCERIES, 70 the
house vacated By Austin 4 Gentry, 3 doors west
Of his old stand.
In addition to the bsst asortm snt Of Groceries
to be obtained during the war, the subsefiber VIII
keep on hand . stock CT Hay, Corn, Rye, 0sts,
Mill Feed. Bottled Mesi &C., at lowest cash prices.
la25-lm WIN. T. KING.
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OTIOE.--Ali psrsans having claims against
IN ths Estate Of ALEXANDRA STIRLING,
deceased welt "a those indebted, viii please
present the rse to Mr.. d. B. Cook for settlement.
EMILY J. STIRLING,
AdminissratTix OF the Hstato Of
IL 23-lm Alexander Stirling. decd.
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E1 Ck6Eb nun z 20 ma -OtueE Of3nuo, Oh
,DU CHAMPAGNE WINE, warranted puro,
100 cases old mountain Rye WHISkEY, In
quart bottles,
loo bbl.. Bumgard ner and Rockbridge WINS
KEY, very old aud fine,
IS gross Bakers Premium BITTER6,
20 cases EARDINES,
5000 lbs. slightly damaged NAILS,
300 boxes Chewing TOBACGO, a.s
loco bales Glover and Timothy HAY,
Corn, Bran. Brownstuff Shipstuff, green and blk
Teas, Hibbert's London Porter, smoking Tobao
co, and general assortment Of the best family
GROCERIES, on the most reasonable terms.
ROBERT A. e. DABNEY,
ia 23-7t* Corner of Brood and 7th St..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
For the Indiana State Sentinel.
The Eleventh Indiana and the late
Professor Fletcher.
HEADoUARTERs llrH INDIANA.

Near Corinth. Miss. Nav II. 1862
The sad intelligence OF the death OF Professor
Miles j Fletcher having reached our camp to-
day, by common consent a meeting of the Off
GERS OF the regiment was called for the purpose
OF expressing profound grief ut the loss.
which we. in common with out fellow citizens,
have sustained.
Col McGlnnis was called to the Chair, and
Major Macauley appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Dr.. ComingOre. Col. McGInnls,
Professor Hibben and Captain Caven were re
quested To prepare copy of resolutions appro-
priatet 10 the occasion.
The COMMITTEE reported the following resoIu-
tons, which were afterwards read upon dress pa
rade. and unanimously adopted 10y the entire reg
iment:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
call from this mortal lie Professor Miles J
Fletcher OF indianapolis. Indiana; therefore
ResOiued, That we have heard with deep and
unfeisned sorrow of this inscrutable Providence
which has so suddenly taken from Us fellow.
citizen, ever active and useful; the friend OF
learning and progress.
Resolred, That IN the death OF Professor fetch
er our State has lost one ever active in the adj
vancement of its best interests the cause OF Ed
ucation an able aud enthusiastic supporter, and
our volunteer soldiers in the tented field one oil
their warmest and most sympathizing friends.
/ Resolrsd. That in his departure from this
world though cut down suddenly and by violence
in the vigor of manhood. and with the iaires
prospect OF a long and useful life. we recognize
the Christian patriots death. Not upon the rec
field OF carnage, amid the din of battle but while
on "A mission OF mercy TO his sick aud wounded
countrymen. his noble spirit passed into the Un
known to receive and enjoy the reward OF ont
who loved his fellow men"
Resoired, That We deeply condole with th'
widow and children of the deceased in the tern
bic and unexpected calamity which has falleI
upon them She has lost generous aud faith
lul husband. they. noble and ailectionate IA
Their
Rssoir,d, That copy of these resolutions b'
forwarded to the family of the deceased. and L
the indianapolis papers.
@. F. MoGINNIS, President,
Dan. MACAULEY. Secretary.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 22-The Tribune's dispatch
SAYS:
The opinion is gaining ground here that the
rebels will not give battle before Richmond, but
will evacuate.
There is very high authority for the opinion
that the fugitive slave law docs not extend to the
District of Columbia. Members of the Cabinet
and Senators whose legal knowledge is of the
first order agree in this
The Times dispatch SAYS:
The War Department has called for no definite
number of troops. but has reopened the recruit
Ing stations lately closed by order.
Some new regiments will be raised for special
service, MS in Kentucky, for the military com.
mandant appointed there. Beyond this no for
nal call has been made States COR volunteers
The main object is to obtain a reserve to Dill uT
existing regiments. The radicals exaggerate thi.
matter.
The TImess Newbern correspondent says at
tempts to raise Union regiment in North Caro-
lima progresses, but it is doubtful il mere thar
one or two companies can he obtained.
The news from Europe is heathful 1t is rs
certained the rumcrs of Intervention have beer
the creation OF the desires OF the secessionists
are without foundation.
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CAUTION.

The MARKETS full Of limitations represented
same as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCnEs,' which are
productive ofpositive injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, anordng prolific themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,'
which by long experience proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally, and esti-
monias from eminent throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs, when allowed TO
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence 10
the affected parts the sedstve and soothing effect to the
lining ofthe wndpipe into the aays Pull
monary and gives relief in Coughs Colds, and
the various Throat affections which public speakers and
singers are liable febll-dly'62
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For the Daily state sentinel.
The sullivan Disaster.

SULLIVAN. NAY -. 1852.
Mn Error. | see IN the indianapolis Daily
Journsl of May 81. 1852. a TRADE of abuse OF
the people OF sullivan county because they are
Democrats No other cause i assigned. Before
il was ascertained who left the car on the trick,
the editor supposed and affirmed that il VAS done
by 'secessioulsis.' (meanins Democrats for the
purpose Of killing Governor Morton. Bnt -
soon As it was asgeFtained that soldier and Re
publican had done il, he changed has tune he
now bclie"es Belser meant no harm. Sucn cor
runtion, verify believe. dwels ia the hearts of
but few men, il any. hen one party sup
posed To have done IT, this piece OF corruption j.
certain il was premeitated: but when it Is proven
that another party did IL. then no harm was in
tended. Such concentration Of meanness and
corruption was never put into so small space
before.
Nhy does the mem scoHnGrel lecture the citl-
zens OF Salivar for their political views calling
them all kinds of hard names. when ~e are the
only party that stands up Tor the Union and the
Constitution Washington made II and jackson
defended it,
Dir Editor, YOU can see that this whole uis"s
ter has been caused by their own men re iae'
is. it would not have occurred II the omeers OF
board the train had done their duty. ne h'sH'
was nearly a light day. and the obstruction OF
the track could have been seen al any RATE
quarter of A mile Now how does u standE a
Republican engineer fails To see the obstruction
that a Republican soldier placed on the track
Verify il looks like combination to Kill some
body. but who il does not appear
DrsocRAr.
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sr rsLkshAFH
New York Market.

NKw YoRK, May %. !
Flour-There is little more doing TO day and
the market n shade 6rmer: sales at 81 25a4 80
for superfne State; 81 50@4 60 for extra Stafe;
81 25@i 30 for superfine Western; 81 5O@4 10
for common to medium extra Western: 81 95(d:
05 for common 70 medium shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. and S. l5@6 80 for
trade brands. market closing steady.
Whisky market heavy and lower; sales 1884
d2Ic for State and Western.
Export demand for wheat continues good the
market rules firm at an advance of lie per bush
ell: sales of Chicago spring at e5cdSl "a: Ra
cine spring 93dsl OF: Northwestern club 9ScCr
81 %; amber Green BAY 81 90; red State spring
81 "a: winter red State 81 l2@l 10; Milwaukee,
club 92c(dSl 05: amber Iowa 81 O5d o.: Can
ada club 94c@Sl OF; winter red Western 81 Os
al l3: amber Michigan 81 l6@l IL; white
Michigan 81 30.
Corn n shade firmer; sales al 46@I1c Tor new
mixed Western; 4sta49c for old do; lac for un-
sound do
CoAee-Rio is more active AMI prices yer,
firm.
Sugar-Raw firm; 65s@ec for Cuba; s@s14'
for Porto Rico
Pork dull and heavy and prices nominal a
sl2 25@l2 81 for mess; Sl2G 3 for prime mess
50 75@9 s7ls for prime.
! Beet quiet and unchanged.
! Butter selling at l0@l7c for Ohio and lO,a 20
/ for State
Cheese firm at 76asLc.
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The MEssRs. GLENN. AT INDIANAPoLIs For
many years these gentlemen have done bust
ness. the magnitude OF which is Unprecedented
in the West; but the triumphs OF this firm the
present season eclipse all the former prosperity
of the house. While at indianapolis few
days since, we found il almost impossible 10
force passage into the rooms on account oil
the immense crowds of customers making an
exit, loaded down with beautiful goods, and
others in quest of bargains. equally anxious tc
get in All appeared intent on witnessing the
interior; but We persevered. and elbowed on,
way through the mass of dry goods hunters, and
pushed on to the inner temple. Here the pOpu-
lation was more dense than in the passage way
by the immense glass doors. Outside were
few squads, inside was an army. We will say
nothing about the goods or the prices. We have
stated how the counters are besieged 10y custom
ers, and from this our readers can draw their owl
differences .-NoblesrilIe Clipper