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By Thos. ". Keesee, Aalctioaeer,
(Ofice Corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

By 1nos. ". Keesee, Aalctioa,eer,
(Ofice Corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)
TLEGANT Household and Kitchen Furniturs and
H. Pianos for sale at auction II will sell on Tues.
day morning, March 10Th, commencing a. 10 o'cldck,
at the residence Of Mr. I. Lyon, who Ia declining
housekeeping on Franklin and 26th streets, Church
Hill, his
Household and kitchen furniture, Of the best
quality
Elegant parlor carpets, SO feet long and IS
elegant rosewood case piano
do mahogany Case do
mhl4 THoS w KEEsEE, Auet.
MULES, Coal ,rts and Harness, Carriage and
IN Il Harness, Iron Axes, Tyres, old Iron, &C, for
tale ct anction VIII be sold at the stable Of Mr.
VIM Smith, On the Wesham road, corner Of West
ham House, on Wednesday, March 10Th, commenc-
in z at 10 O'Clock, consisting in part OF
10 fine mules
8 coal carts and harness
! carriage and harness
l lot Of iron axes and tyres
l lot old cart irons
100 feet India rubber hose
l two-horss riow
NH l2 TIIOS W KESEE, Auct.
TOR Sale at aucton.-On Friday, the 18th
r inst, at l2 O clock NJ, at the Dock, we will of
fer for sale, without reserve or limit, tue steam
ship City of Petersburg
Length IS feet
Width l6 feet
Depth Of hole 5 feet
Capacity 40 tons.
She will be on exhibition few days previous
to sale. Parties desiring further information will
call at cur office, corner 18Th and Cary streets.
TARDY h WILLIAMS,
THos w kEEsER, AuctiOReeT. mh l2-tds
A UCTION SALE On Thursday, the 18th inst
N will have our last sale prior to the ist day
Of April and notify cousignors that his will be
their last chance to avail themselves 0f auction
sales until AFTER that time. We will be enabled 10
offer an unusually attractive assortment Of
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Shoes,
Choice Manufactured tobacco,
And ether very desirrble articles.
Consignments solicited,
Further particulars in future advertisement
TARDY WILLIAMS.
TW KxssEs, Auct nah 8
leJU One condemned stage coach,
for sale at auction.
VIII be sold on Friday, 18th inst, commencing ~ 10
O'Clock, at the lot, Bacon's Quarter Branch,
$50 wagons
/ stage coach
RIP ARCHER, Maj and ON:
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& : A, WAN DEPARTMENT,
Nitrc and Mining !nreau,

NTANTED--Scrspi ronl The highest market
wv price paid Scrap Iron wanted at the kich-
uond Steve Works, corner Of Gary and 10th streets
fe 19-26tt ASA snyder
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UThNTED-An dead a.ins!s.- Persons having
w such can have them removed at nee and get
highest price for them Leave notice 1T STAFF stables
Cary ct, oppo.it- oil gas works, at fcKeply's
smith chop, On Franklin street, lst Market,
1T Nitre Works, Or al and n Bureau.
ANDREW MULLER,
&c 26-eodim Nitre Works.
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NOlAcE. -rsrs"ns wishing to oonysr, IL. c,,s.
IN snt currency iato untlutted nexoti .b.s ma
Per, at two, thrcs, or four months uay.h,s
10 the new issas, may do SO at q less ,afs -
discount than 8sLs per cent, by calling up,n m,
suh,crbsr. The security will be of he ,ntst sa,;s
factory aiad. Apply TO b WiLLiAMs.
mh IL -eodRSA
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TOR eale at public suction-One Sinclair's two
horse railway horee power. Parties wishing
10 purchase, can the above ut Mr. P'essants's
on Dist, between Clay and Leigh. The sale will be
made at the auction store of Il 8 PLEASANTS. 10
Main street, on Wednesday, the 10th Inst, at 10
O'clock. ma ID
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Il STRAY Left my stable lot, about the I'd inst,
Y white Cow, with number of small spots on
the head and neck; she is quite wild l will give
liberal reward to any one VINO will inform me OF her
whereabouts, SO that can get her, who will re.
turn her to my stable on Franklin, between 18th
and 18th sreets GEO II RICHARDS,
NH -
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geOIkEk DANSANTE.-A strictly select Soree
DansGate will be given at
New MARKET HAIL
On MONDAY EVENING, March II, 1861
The Lancers aad Horse Guard q ladriles and High
anj II sl viii be taught to all Vino may attend.
Oliy q limited number OF ticketa will be sold
Sufficient to doTray the actual expenses.
A MOL Co:ilon Band hus bsen engaged, and ar
rangements male 10 secure really pleasant time TO
all.
BALLsT MASTER,
Prof Thos Carr.
MANAGERS.
Ell Hopkins, A L Hopkins,
W Gentry.
Tickets, admitting 8 gentleman and ladies, IS.
Tickets may be had from any one Of the Managers
or al the Hall NH l4-lt*
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sssily ~. AjsS, I t6w OieIoi6 -
? yfAL, e CAy -,
- I2~t0 nsv DachAaAa epyipE.
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l. OR keni-One house on 70 h, betweeu NJ and
- sts, with flu" good sz "a rooms, kitchen with
two ro"ms, stable, water Ii the yard Persons
wishing to rent vii! call at Mr. ALBERT G0OpE'T,
next door. NH lit
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FOR i?ENT AND SALE

z. 'OH sIls, Rent, Ac.-The Key and fixtures, &c,
e of n splendid business stand Is DAD street.
north side, between 9TH 7,b, formerly occupied
by n aa-ein as a fancy ard toilet snap store. r, s.
Session given in few iisys. faa stock Of toilet
ard fancy SOAPS of Uarcin's manufacture for sale.-
Apply At store. or ut tin store next door.
mil liz
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Mott to oil whom Il may soacern IL do eau
~ ton oos sad ail persoas OF the Confederate
etAtss that an eatitei g. @ third Of the profits
:. t1e pstsat right CT the Pow~H gun csnnou.-
my one purchasing rights had better call and
10 me o@soEs purshaiins said right.
l. POWEDS,
-" ~ At Castle ThunAer.
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AAAoaf, kcan" nj: Va, March ", 1854
@ kkATlNO. British subject ana d Ora
4 nn. syisades, have left TIC eaploy Of ,his
ss:a.,t... s"u' proper dischsrses All Govsrnmsnt
oseenseSso ts sad c<MSaessrs arc po,fn "a 90. ~
employ them. FRANK : i~.pa ao' "
NH lt-1 MtiT t.m ns..,,
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~ from my place, in Chelsea, near Bowling
Green, on Wednesday, the OH inst, black cow !,
with white etrire down her back, Icing horn g, ami
black tea;s her ears marked, but the marks not re-
membered. CHARLES BRUCE.
Ok
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GEORGIA CoMxIssAay GENERALS RgpaaT.-The
Cosniiissary General of Georgia, in the p.st year
has sneeeeded In supplying The State troops. by
purchase at comparatively moderate rates. and ii
no case has resoted TO inpressmeni. AmeAg "a III,
supplies obtained are 81 .7s5 pounds fresI, beef ;
1888 pounds dried beef; 2, ,2l0 poands sf bacon;
2,'ea bbis Of flour; l25 bushels cf wheat; a4a sg4
po'lns:s meal 25s bushels peas; SO a3 pounds ree;
1854 pounds susas; s,075 pounds lard; 5,sgs
pounds candies; i2,0Sl bushels in all ef
which, as we'll rs the at,er stores he reports a
stnek on hand.
Ills disbursements were s6l5.a55. In the way
oi salt operations lie reports 81, ,94 bushels feceiv-
ed ifiin Virginia, at cost Of slS2 545. He has
distributed 1884 bushels Ia soldiers wives aud
Widows, under the Governors order, dated July
sist loo2, S,si2 10 heads Of Families 295 to other
behcticiaries, and 20 e:5 TO soldiers families, un
der the order Of July IA, 1863. His salt aecaun,
shows 3fi $3.50 expended, and S2i2, ,697 so received
from the sale Of salt. and balance from sales and
appropriations still in hand, sinoifIiing 10 s2; 0ei
% ets. There Is still remaining considerable
stack oi salt ~ hands of agents and In ra;lsu.
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Alle4hany College.
he Editor Of he Dispa'ch !:

To the Editor Of he Dispatch:
learn from Rev. Mr.. Walton, the Agent, tia
this institution continues TO receive liberal contri
buttons from our citizens generally. This is as i
should be. Allegheny College, though originally
projected by a particular denomination ard under
its special care, tas, indeed, is the case with al
literary Institutions not belonging 10 hs State to
some Order,) is OrganiZed on the most catholic
foundation, and affords equal facilities TO those 0
all denominations who repair to its halls. Stu
dents for the ministry OF every church are here
educated free of tuition, and The of ministers
OF every persuasion are charged half price.
The new feature adopted by this Institution, by
which special and generous arrangements are pro
posed to be offered To manned soldiers, and TO tiG
sons Of those who have died for their country,
must meet with universal favor. The condition al
our currency now affords 10 benevolent men IN
opportunity for enlarged liberality; and ar,
sure that none Of citizens will refuse To invest
some of their abundant Confederate money in q
stock hicl promises rich dividend Of useful
ness To the country.
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,x,u,, . ,,1,'., =, JANUARY !, isf4
-. !. srArss f,oNGREas

sa..s.s s-ass
ERA, y STATES CONGRESS.
was called to order at 12 o'clock
s. Hunter, Of Va, President pro
or by the Rev. J. L. Burrows Of
Church.
weIl. of Florida, obtained leave Of
ar a week fer his colleague, MT
account Of the serious illness u ?
of his family. :.
axwell, Of Fla, offered resoln''on
ag the Committee on Military Al
,nauire into the expediency Of an-
ng the appointment Of chaplains for
ns in the army. Agreed TO.
sotion ofMr. Orr. of 8. c., the Senate
"A itself into secret Executive session,
e doors being reopened adjourned.
Hoass met at l2 o'clock, and was
with prayer by Rev. DR.. Minnege
f.onrad. of La, from the special com
IN currency, stated that the commit
"a devised scheme, but there was q
!, In the committee with reference TO
ug II to the House in open session.
.smmiltee there was only one ma
6 considering the report In
don.
snnan, OF Ga moved that the House
itself into secret session to hear the
cad, and the motion was agreed to,
doors closed.
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Southern Neehaaeics, notwithstanding the
scarcity of good materials, are turning ont
some very line work. Mr.. Archer Pae, for
many years superintendent OF the Central
Railroad shop, but now in the employ OF
Fiippen Il Hightower, Pittsylyania county,
has just completed and forwarded to the
Tredegar Works two slide lathes, for turn
ing and cutting screws, which, for substan-
tial usefulness, equal any ever purchased at
the North. Mr.. Pae is superior mechanic,
and, having had large experience in ali
branches OF his trade, can get ar cotton fac
tory and other machinery with as much ia
cility as upy other workmau in the Sonth.
The Government is no doubt reaping the
benefits Of his skill at this tine On import.
ant works.
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zYiE sIsGE Of auaRrAsrox.

TIE sIiAE OF tsfJ.aRLAS1UN.
Charleston, DEE. 81 seven shells were
fired at the city this morning Nobody
hnrf- The EfIng heard in the direction ii
Stono was On engagement between cur bat.
teries at ssCessias.vi:le and the eneiay's vt
Lighthonsf Inlet and Block Ialand. Their
gnn'ic4ss we're also SELLING Jehn's Island.
No casualties reported. The Yankees are
throwing nj, heavy works opposite seces-
sionvilie; sIs, lansiag more guns at tae in
let. They have commenced dragging ehrins
east OF Wagner with two barge sit is sup
posed with the purpose of raising ile We
hawken. They are again working upcn
Gregg, and have reopsnea the ta1brasuse
with ten-ineh coiurnh;als, bearing on Fort
Sumter
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Nayy1as Ecq&. = On Wednesday evening
last Mr.. WIN. h. Cook, of thls@clty, had q
narrow escape for lis life, caused by the
running away Of his sulky Horse. Mr.. G.
had been TO his farm, few miles west oi
the city, and atarted to return Ia trottilig
sniky. On getting near stony Tim the hors
took fright end dashed off at iua speed. He
had orly run short distance when Mr.. G.
was thrown out between the wheel and the
shaft, and his right foot getting caught la
the cross bar, he was dragged thirty yaid.s
before his shoe pulled of, aud fhus relieved
BIN from his perilous positiop. Taongli So
vere'y bruised ON his right side none Of his
bones were broken. and he has reason for
feeling thankful that his injuries are no
worse.
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The Stationary Police, At ilic two cagts. are
public conyeniences which the city have
long needed The eoliicers-Messrs. Bibb and
Griffin are thoroughly acquainted with the
city, have lad some police experience, and
are therefore enabled 10 render the Market
Clerks great aid in their .if,,ts 10 enforce
fhe ordnance against huckstering. Anoih-
cr great advantage is, that boih officers are
polite to Strangers, and always take pleasure
in aiTiIg Information, vixen called -npeH te
do so.
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AN ANCIENT SPescH.-The following extrac,
from Livy Of speech delivered in IA full assembly
of the Roman people by the Consul Emius Paul
Ius, at his departure for the Macedonian war; is
applicable To large class OF our citizens at the
present time that it mas be well 10 publish it:
g Romans: In every circle, and truly at every
table, there are people who lead armies into Mace
donia who know where the camp ought 10 he
placed, what post ought to bs occupied by troops
when and through what pass Macedonia should be
entered, where magazines should be formed how
provisions should be conveyed by land and sea
and when II Is proper TO engage The enemy when
~ lie quiet. Aud they not only determine what
is best to be done, but 1t anything Is done IN ay
other manner than what they have pointed out,
they arraisn The consil ~ IL he was trial before
them. These are great imp.'dlmeMts To those who
have the management of affairs for every one
cannOl encounter injurious reports with the same
c1nstancy aud tirmnrss Of mind as Fabns did, who
chose To let his own authority be diminished
through the folly Of the people rather than TO mis-
M mage the public business with "A high repnta
ti0n.
81 am not one Of those who think thai CON
mandefs ought nOltO receive advice an the con
trasy, should deem that man more proud ti,an
wise who regulated every proceeding by the stand
ard Of his avn single Judgment. What, then, Is
my Opinton? That commanders ought 10 be- ad-
yised chiefly BY persons Of kn0wiedgc; by these
who have made the art Of war their particular
sIudy. aud have derived instruction ffdin expert
ence; from those who ere present NJ the scene OF
actiOas who see the country, who see Ne enemy /;
who see the advantages that occastOb1 offer, aud
uri,O like people embarked in the sniae ship,
are sharcrs Of the danger, II, therefore, any per-
son thinks himself qualified 10 give me advice re
specttnx the war which ! am 10 e0nduet-w winch
ssay prove advantA geOns Ia the publsc-iet him mol
refuse his assistance the State but let hm come
win me into Macsd0nia. lie shall be furnished
with sh:p, q horse q tent t-~eyen has IaseiiiHE
charges nlsall be dsttayed.
8 nAt i he thinks this TOO much trouble, ans pss
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.sap OF LONE COLLEGE IN THIS War;
. stevilIe IN. C.l Observer gives the follow
> ID record OF the University at Chapel
mes am disaffected men have sometimes
q to prom. &c their Owr unpatriOfic ends
ing To persuade ignorant people that this
ans war and Sj,at the poor men are fight
hem. The statitics OF the University of
s,lina give the lid<ln. this infamous re
aost who receive MIR education at that
are OF course the sans of men Of pro
e requires a large amount 10 pay the
e Il college education, aud if they have
? ttr aruIy IN grrat numbers 1t Is hut rcd
suppose. what 10 indeed well known u
.'iai other wealthy young men have done
We have lately been placed in posses
sIllawiTg perfectly reliable facts.
e University catalogue showed 430 stu
nnmber this year, 1863, Is bur 63, land
IT t..ese are either too young 10 20 into
r are physically -iacapahle.) This re-
3ws that nearly all the young men ot
3 the army instead Of being at college.
asnior tlass OF 81, NJ the C0mmepce-
70. one seventh are known 10 have fallen
al eight Of that class who received the
on four ars in their graves, fifth is a
sOner, and we believe thar the Others
my, The freshman Glass Of that
.snmber, entered the service with so
aosiiy ihet only one OF them remained
u the late COmmencemcnt,a aud even
20 10 the army and been discharged on
- .sspaE ed health.
faeaity In 1859, consisting of fourteen
g Y one Of whaM was liable TO conscs ip-
statceTed, one of whom, Lieut.. Roy
aysburg. another, i.ieut. Bryan, is
Vet, Lieut. Col. Martin, was Sc
n Brist0w, and foavs,,, Csptalu
tdrned from long sslprisanment
- aastitatian.
- manning members III the Faculty
- s. nen or iaymcn beyond the age u
s Every son OF any one Of them Of
fs~age, eight In all, has catered the ser
.olnnteer. Two Of the eight have been
wounded. As pertinent % these stalis
= be meniioHed that the village Of Chs pei
sspoaded and sutiered In like proportion
4vtrstiy. Fifteen young men Of the viii
q persisted, being more than half oi the
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Troubles .aheaI~-The Confederate Asses
sors arcs.baut to bring tn the block several
parties in this city who iage wilintiy made
false returns of their receipts and the amount
OF moneys ON hand. TIE eases viii come
before the G. s. Commis siener in day or
two for examination, wheG the names OF the
parties vii! be given To the public.
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II ring SesTants.-Every person hiring a
servant fo- the present year should bear in
mind that in pronisi.S Ia pay the @oxori,i
ta,st prices asked, because Ct the dep.eeia-
ton of the currency, the bond given mays
before the ind OF tic year, be worth ten. or
twenty times its present value. Cohgress is
now laborins to improve the present eur
rcncv, and il it succeeds i'll doing SO The new
issue will be hut little, il any, below the
snecin Sfallslard
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Neac Years FeaSz-Oar readers will rems;l-
her the sick soldtrs in the hospitals, aud
the returned prisoners ut Camp Lee, this
morning, aud send in their contributions as
heretofore directed. For the hospitals at
the east end of the city, contributions may
be sent to The yaiaus chnrehes; for the pa
rolled prisoners, every gift should be sent 10
DR.. Hogs's Church, on 5;h street, as DIR. Ii.
has undertaken to have theui forwarded to
the camp.
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e.. s.. STEAMER ALABAMA, }
ape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, Z
Aug. 8. 1853.

ape Iowh, cape o' "'"" n"pr,
lad M idea when leit New Orleans in the
o .bat the war would last over twelve
i and 10 ! we are in its third year, and "a
see hut faint hopes Of its conclusion.
ne you las, from Bahia, In Brazil, by the way
,peland, and directed my letter 10 you nj Gin
ii. since which, So, Ing that The Yankee biute,
.ae, had warned you 10 quit, ] have feared
letter did not reach y0ii. hope that you
length n'I safely reached cur lines, where
Il II you have lou I'd kinl friends 10 welcome
In We nothing to add In respect To
N,a which would br OF much interest to yoI,
busy public doubtless keeps you pretty
med Of sIy whereabouts and hoings.
,.s,. how practically what Is meant by "times
. altu's souls - but we must NOT give way
ga.s.. We must school ourselves TO these
ias Glsrissien ;yLilosepteys. We must be
iuen and women for our country = sake, and
Y The rest 10 God.
s's the internal arrangements OF my ship
a8er iift--it is satisfactory. have some
+. nllemeH with me as officers, and have had
lIt difficulty In the government of my crew.
j every reason 10 be satisfied with my sue
seinsi the enemy. 1 believe have rendered
s service to my country as could possibly
kel.dsred iD any other direction, and the world
enough 70 talk of me and in a friendly
aud TO put higher estimate upon my labors
shink they deserve. IL es!imate them by
sge which The Yankees heap upon me, they
ainly very great.
.ge you m idea Of The enthusiasm which
,haIua creates everywhere, particularly
.Hgislimen, | enclose you II slip from
per published at Cape Town. giving u
sacPount Of our arrival here the other day
re our excellent President Davis never had
ar0wded levee than ! had in my cabin, from
,lck in the morning 10 three in the after
erdaf. The ship was packed from stem
ssBd there was constant Jam In my cabin
sad w3men--0fficers and officers wives,
e.s lawyers and their wives and daughters,
fesr- Dick, aud Harry besides, all pressing
shake hands with me, and 10 beg my
Was not that 4 predican,ent for a
N 10 be placed in ? Indeed, they nearly
ri wiia demonstrations of kindness
X
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Provisions AT ia acKsos.--A letter from Jackson
Miss, says:
Provisions are PLENTIFUL and comparatively
cheap. Flour at Sl35 per narrei; bacoa 80 per 10:
lard ~ per lib; Fork 81 per i6 butter $3.50 per Id;
coffee SIS per ID; meal SO per bushei; cern Sc per
bnshei; eggs 81 per dozen; turkeys $40 piece;
ehsckshs " each. Cotton is selling at % cts.
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Ifisoners 4rrivd "A batch Of 4.5 prison
ere, captured by Gen. Longstreet ii Beans IS
station, Tenn, have arrived at the Libby
Incinded In the lot are Major, Captain, and
Fix Lieutenau.s.
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Dismissed the Service. John ID. Perrin, one
Of the city police, WAS before the Mayor
yesterday for assaulting negro boy, on
christmas last, and after q hearing was dis
missed fron t4e city service. ILis dismis.
sal will he reported to the Caty Council, By
whom the vacancy will be filed. PcTria was
an active, pers.yeiieg- cilieer, always ready
for dnty, ansi aiways prosipl in iia discharge.
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Bid RodJe5y.-A an carly hour 1as. We'd.
nesday night, The residence OF Cnl Brown,
On Franklia street, was enteftG while the
family were at tea, and ribbed Of number
of valuable articles.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Sisee our last report there have been no tran
ctlons in stocks upon which TO base correct quo
se Christmas holidays have materially
a viii. operations Of tl'is chafhcter, and IT
le that lille will be done for several days
We understand HAT next Friday has
sred by Messrs. Davenport X Co. for Il heavy
.i.cks-both State and Confederate.
M CRAN.-The stocks onthand OF grain
gcry light. We have heard of sales Of
'es ranging from SIG TO $40. Flour is
si25to sl5o per barrel, according I"
pRopucE AND VEGgTABLes - Bacon
pork, s2.25 TO 2.:sS; fresh beef, BY
= y, as 10 80 cents per pound; lard, S3.23
after, "a 50: eggs, Sa75; Irish potatoes
q shel; sweet poiataes, very scarce. and
III per busl,el; onions, S35 10 $40 per