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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12
NOTICE To sTOOKHOLDR
SaOO REWARD.

3 400 REWARD.
y ANYWAY from the subscriber about the
~ lIih Of January last two slaves named DOCTOR aud
RALEIGH, commonly called Pem Both black quick
Doctor ABOUT 10 years DID, had his Jeff hand hurt
In apple MILL and Scared the outside has
Of his nails from that hand He had flannel shirt
when he lett Pen efhanded, aud Is II years age
will give 800 apiece for their delivery jail
from which them OF the said slaves caught
Of Charlotte, $50 apiece Appehended In county
believe they pasting free men, and trying get
employment on tbs Richmond and DAnve South side Rail-
read.
Address HENRY 4. LDMUNDs,
Mossngford p o.,
IA GbnrInt Va
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THE CITY.


GRKAF Row AID WOMAN SrABBED.-The u.ully
quiet nsighborhocd 81 street between JAckSon and
Duval street. was thrown into perturbation yesterday,
about Two O'Clock BY Mr. Minerva Ann fuckers whilst
partially intoxicated making mOtt desperate attack
upon the heuIe of Mrs. Walden With paving stones
and brIckbas. Tee OF the attack has not been
fully explained but whilst it was at its height, white
boy named John Burgess mixed binself up with the
matter 70 that eXtcns that Mrs. Tucker pitched into
him. Burgess resisted her assault with stick for a
time and then gsttingout pocket knife inflicted feu'
stabs three in her right and in her lef arm
As this jun0ure, officer Moore having been told tina, an
'nsurrestiOa" had taken place Sd street, arrived on
the ground He found Mrs. Tucker with brick in her
hand very bloody and very noisy, with two or three of
Der little children hirging about ber Burgess hai
taken to his heels 10 view Of the circumstances and
ueon The complaint Of Mrs. Walden, whose house had
bssn ssAled, the officer carried Mrs. Tucker TO the
watch hose, where she made such cutlery as tOOn
rAis,d great crowd OF gaping females, negroes and
children about the bul4ing
In the course Of "a hour Mrs. Tucker was baied to
appear before the Mayor and upon charges lodged be-
ere Alderman Tim5eslake, warrant was issned for
the arrest Of the boy John Bucgese.
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TAX Nocz Subscribers and all Others, nOhsd hAi
eeehs On banks outside OF Richmond win Be received In pay
en o. subscriptions 70 this once, until amer the lat
Of April This rendered By s rSfaial Of he
city banks 70 receive such checks deposit
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TELEG RAP HIC


Entered according ct Of Congress. in The 1883 By
TH1sHKR Oerks once Of the District Court OF the Oon-
fedsrate states for the Northern District Of GeorgA
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sUssOzns whose papers marked Win Gross WI und-
sand nat sr Of subscription about 70 expire and Sln
emit tronpliy q thsy siah Lhslr papers continued
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NOTICE.

DARTIES holding, or who may have received
ehtckI dated previous 10 the 25th Instant pres
payment before the 2Sa instant they will
the present currency or four per cent. bonds.
A. Y. STOKES co.,
A. 7. Stokes,
nhl9-u sroKEs, WILLIAMSON L co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE RICHMOND, FRED'G & P0rNR n. CO..
RIcBNoSD, March oh, 1864. (
A LII CHECKS drawn by this Company, and
all Drafts drawn AID ali claims agairs. this
Company dividends due the
OF Oh 1884, BE- for payment
day No Checks will be drawn Drafts pay
made this once from tss day the In Of April prox
mo- All Checks and d. ats drawn debts due prior 10
the 2h March, 1854 presented payment after lat prox
mo- will be paid In the pesen curreGey a. It's value or at
the option Company In the currency rate
Of the pre- for two Of the currency
J. b. WINSTON,
NH T-t25nh Treasurer.
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NOTICE

WE hereby notify all persons indebted to
w T. Dudley Dudley Co., that will receive pre-
ssnt In payment for cir debts until the 25h
amer that date SaA payment in the currency,
the old Al $50 cent discount Persons holding claims
de against preseot them before date that
day shall them In the currency Con-
f.derAte bonds.
mhi9-9ls DUDLEY CO
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RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH IL. 1854.

FEaAS-DAnT, year $50; Iiz nOahs, SIS @Te' months
IS. For less period, Is per month.
sxsFSEKLT,1 yeAr, $50 six months, $40. No subscription
Received or lels than siK months.
wST, year $40 hI months, S. No subscriptions received
or lees than sin months.
RenitiancsI Al risk Of the Iubscrbsr.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ESSEX.
THE Attorney General of the State having
Il given his oplnon that re-egble To tbs OH Of
Sheriff Essex county hereby declare myself candidate for
the said Office TH0AAs NJ. HENLEY
mil
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NOTICE.

THE City Savings Bank having determined
Il wind up It, Affairs notice hereby gwen % It's Dep s.!
forward and withdraw their funds Those
Who fall prior 2sh March, 1884, hereby notified
will then invest them 10 four per cent Confederate
ponds their benefit authorised by act Of Congress-
he hrst section of the recent currency bill.
By order Of the Board. N. AUGUST,
nh Qaahi
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HOLLTNs' INSTITUTE.

PY order of the Trustees, payments for the
ID ensuing session Of this Institute be made in the
moderate money, or Its equiva PAtro who
fer doing may delay payment until AFTER the q April
mhl1-6t oHAs b. COOKE, supt.
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RIcunoNp. March II. 1861.

RIcHMOSD, March IL, 1864.
A LII persons holding our checks are notified
"A present they drawn on
before 25h Instant that they will paid eh
In the cent bonds 10 ths preeD cerrency face
the banks may elect
HARVEY, JAMES WILLIAM
mhl8-St hP0fTs HARVEY.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT THE C0NFEDERA
UARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILRoAD BUREAU,
Richmond, FEB 20, 1864.

RAILRoAD BUREAU, =
Richmond, FEB 20, 1864
THE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
i Army Virginia hereby notified that
has tn Effected with the Sou ern Express
Company all packages OF food and wearrg apparel 10
Richmond, Va
advantages thus obtained through the Express
Company, the fol owing instructions must be Observed
rot contain hundred be
plainly Marked and at the expense
slipper either Of the Soldiers Relief Associations which
located follows:
North Carolina RaleIgh South Carolina oOambis
10 Georgia, at Argn1s Ia Alabama Mo.tgonery; 10
other point al winch q there Associations have oce
Agen Of these Associations will there take charge Of Them
and daily by southern Express Company 10 toe proper
Agents Of Hates Hchmond who will them
dstn butsd 10 the proper Individual owners.
the Of the soldiers, and 70 give them certain
Company has agreed give tbs freight preference over every
thing else; order that o5tee occur 10 the
audsbe enterprise the SsVer rarosd companies
hereby requisite render the kxpr Company such facilities
AZ viii enzrle IL 10 make this arrangement mpese
Southern Express Company all responsibility Of
the 1npoon OF these packages, the Relief Associations
withdraw their Agents sto have heretofore acted
travelling messengers 1.-THE Rel ef ASsocAons establish
agencies he Of other armies they may enjoy The same
privileges hereby hecured 10 th Army Northern Virginia
w. SIMS,
Lieut.. Col and QaGrtermsster.
Approved.
r LlWroS.
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OESIRABLY LOCATED FARM OF 4I7f

nRSIRABLY LOCATED FARM OF 4I7f
~ 10 DlnWlddle the Great Southern Railroad IA
miles from Petersburg Bae-We authorize 70 sell farm
located above both sides the railroad II miles south
eIsburg containing AK recent ~ which about
15 land balance In wood About 300
under pretty good rail fence The improvements consist
Of small dwelling kitchen and house IL distant about
mile stopping place railroad.
handsomely elevated spot about 800 yards from the rail-
rokd and with moderate outlay IN improv the bull dng
&C could be made very handsome place.
To eject speedy SALE viii be sid for the low price t25
per acre
AppytO GoDDIS L APPERsoN.
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BY JANIS N. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. l.s.l.
NJ VALUABLE FARMTWO Mills BELOW

Richmond on the Williamsburg Turnpike containing 27s
land for sale at auconw be sold premises
on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of March, 1894 u O'clock me
valuable miles from city, on he north de OF The
Williamsburg turnpike adjoining the farm Of Mr. John Poe ana
extending the York kvtr Railroad havrg fronts
containing 23 acres Of land In high state Improvement
Il has comfortable dwelling house, with Eve rooms The
usual buildings all In good order Persons wishing pro-
cure good the city would do well 10 attend the
rarely such farm In the market IL wibe sold
whole, or divided three tracts may be deslred
suit the purchaSs and 70 be pd the
purchaser. ESD JAS N. TAYLOR
fe26-tds Austr.
JAS. N. TAYLOR
mhs 'se1i5 ,.1sf aai Aactr
In consequence Of rain sale P0sTP0EED
until MONDAY, March 1tt II O'clock previous TO which
time, q offered for sale privately JAS. NJ TAYLOR,
mill 81 IN.N D't til Auefioueer
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NOTICE..

A LII parties having balances due them in
IA my hands, will please call recsiVe the
25h nIhnt otherwise they will be paid only In the present
rency Parties holding my checks nohhed present
TO The Bank OF VlrgniA before the 2SIh instant.
After that that time IN will only be paid bonds
W. H. PLEASANTs,
mh11-n 18th Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Z TENRMENT ON THE RAST

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST
IN aide Mayo st. Broad st. for sale At ausona
VIII be sold at auction on the premises M0sDAY the 4h
Mach 1884, o'clock the neat brick tenement loca-
ted above recently oceupisdby Stern AMI noE occu
pied By good tenant $500 per annum and being the NTH ten
ement from the II contains six rooms besides kitchen
4e and Il admirably well located for business gentemsn be-
Ing within few minutes walk OF Main street. - sit'
TKRMs -Cash. ''HiH
IN. sa1e, for 1854 to paid by the purchaser.
mhi2-td dODDIN ApPERgON
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ousrtermas..r General
oEncR sourHEls ExpeEss oonp'r,

OFnoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS ooMP'Y,l
AUGUSTA, Ga, feo. 20, 1864.
The Southern Express Company hereby no
ufy the and relatives Of soldiers Army No
Virginia elsewhere that they prepared csTy
announced the card they
will do all In their power 10 fulhll its requirements
Nsif ~ JANIS SHUTTER,
. ti..u General Bnperintende and Acting P esdent
fe26-d8m southern Exp. ess Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

CULPHATE OF CINCH0NA.-Th article
~ Of the prormaie principles Peruvian BARK similar
properties sulphae ounne and be substituted
''s pois '"' p'''' ~ ~ '1' J. p DUyALs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

FARMvILE, March l,t, 1864
DEPOSITS will not be received or checks
IL paid at the FARME ss BANK OF VIRGINIA, at FGr1are,
9th March and st April Balances checks
hcAeS and unpaid the LIST April, viii be aid In
eney previous date it, equivalent In value Parties will
be aided In funding their deposits.
az Interested parties viii please tend 10 this nctce
promptly. A. VAUGHAN,
maz-2AW2w Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-12

NOTICE. will Sc ], at the house Of Henry
IN Z Decie, In Montgomery county, WEDNESDAY the
Q3d OF this ath, the highest bidder ready
all personal property OF said Dece attached for the henep
r. 7. Foster 4 Co., consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Valuable Library,
Horses, Wagons, Gears,
Oxen, Mich Cows, Booded Cattle,
Several Hundred Cords Of Wood,
ALSO -
Thirteen very Valuable Negroes.
L. J. AhIS3 Deputy for
J. W. MONTAGUE,
mh9-tds Sheriff Montgomery county
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AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAT
THE SALE Or as ~ . E. -, q 3
IL "FONTAINBLEAUn ID, 81.

o. e..
II "FONTAINBLEAU. H' 90
POS7PONED.
Many gentlemen who desire purchase having been
prevented by lndemency Of weather from attending, and
Others probably rom the raid Of the the railroad
Federcks Hail. have deemed beat 70 postpone the dag
Saturday, the I2th OF March,
when VIII be sold a. public auction In %
letters Will sell 10 ts manner, sayt000 cash. the pre-
sent currency and 10000, payable two, three
years after the the $4,000 present currency
t 600 amer the above bearing and payable
semi. annually and secured by deed Of Gland
would sell Eve negroes the place. Who though advanced In
years. yet four OF them are good vorg hands and win not De
The enemy have visited this farm but and
ured BY from their omcer that hsd
Injury would have been done There little srpre
henson Of their comrg again. since the rivers eelov have
been planted with iorpedoes r
With four additional hands and Two double pows satished
that the place would this ESPECIALLY rod fruit
ard udcousy anaged realize the purehaser $4,000 t
900 besides ample supply Of provoDsfor another year
There farnture for sale, about twenty hcgs and pg
mule, scme corn, fodder and shucks pogs, 20, &c-
The number Of charged the conmisoners books ID
iolo BY actnalsurvey l0I2h The title u1questoneble
Inc best way approaching from Richmond u BY private con-
vyance or stage BY Mechsncsve Turnpike Old Church, and
and Friday. - 90
rnh6 dAoida ia ID
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A UCTION Sale of Valuable Count

N UOlION 0ale OF NaluaDle N0untry Seat,
IA Turnpike, miles Riohmbnd cen
tanning IS ogeher with the NAL effects thereon
Stating OF household furniture hogs fodder farming
implements &o also OF valuable Real kste Brooke avenue
10 the city Of Richmond and large number 81 Lots IN Henc
Brooke Avenue aud handsome fqaars the plan OF
Baconh Quarter Branch Tavern property.
OF Mr. Woodson trustee acting for the hers and
devices OF Captain John Gocdn deceased late the county
Henhco, shall sell at public auction the premises
THURSDAY, the 18th March 1854, commencing O'Clock
NJ that beautifully located farm the Brooke Turnpike
miles above Richmond ate the residence OF the deceden
tanning IS acres except enc, which will contain 20 acres
This place well known that It deemed
describe fuller than 10 that the land arAby
and that the buildings SUN nt for the
Of 1derate sized family the OF which excellent
der After the sale Of the land small parcel OF Furniture will
be soi together with the OF and fodder
hogs hne and the usual farming
utensils, together with parcel OF felled wood
Possession given In a few days And day,
premises at O'Clock p NJ that large and well built
Dwelling the side Of Brooke Avenue between Clay and
Leigh Streets fronting aDsu 30 feet tnd running bk 65
to wide alley occupied by Mrs. Davis; which the
following valuable Lots will be sod viz Lot the south side
Of Leigh street. In b. Hnvies psn w. Davis back yard
fronting about 40 feet running back 100 feet alley also that
beautiful Lot In Graham PLAN at The Of Moore ard Pine
fronting 100 running back about 100 feet hat
Let No in Duva addition, Henrico TO w. A 5
residence.
beautiful squares In the plan Quarter Branch,
Tavern Properly viz; Nos II, H. 10 A. 5 49, II aud IS,
each containing about 40 feet 'front.' surrounded by streets
TERMS Cash. The taxes for 1854 to be paid by the
GoDDIN APPRasoN,
mhlO-td Aucts
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WI. =. JR.
mh2 sv2HkdeodiW
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IRON YAZOO CTTY

TIE following wa received at the War once las.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
ANCES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
October q, 1854. I
Scaled Proposals will be received at this depart
ment until the Sth day Of December next, At u
for the use OF the post Offices In the United States
Tor one year from and AFTER the Sst day OF Deoem-
Der next, OF the following description, viz:
lat. Balances capable OF weighing tigh ourice,
AvOirdupOis weight, to be graded down to quarter
ouuees. OF these 1t 10 supposed 800 will DO re-
I'd. Balances capable OF weighing at least tsso
pounds, Avoirdupois weight, to be graded down 70
half ounces. OF these II 10 supposed 100 Will be
required OF a year.
Perfect correctness will he required in the bal
.nceS TO be furnished as well as strength and dura-
hility.
SAMPLES of each description Of balance must 40
company each hid, and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required to furnish balances
ordered Of quality In all respects equal TO the
sample.
Each Balance must be well and securely packed
In box for transportation.
The Balances must he delivered Tree OF all charge
10 the Blank Agency OF the Post Once Department
A. Warrington, D. C., who will accept the same,
IL perfect and equal to samples.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals evi-
dence OF ms ability 10 comply with his bid. Two
su n lent sureties will be required to contract.
Failures to furnish Balances as contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing OF those OF inferior
1uAlty, Will he considered a sufficient cause for
the forfeiture of the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the outside oil the
| envelope, proposals fer Letter Balances" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gem
''"' W. DENNIsoN,
o2i.u6w PoStmAster GenerAl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

GROWERS NEW THEATRE,
" Pcnna. Avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
LAST NIGHT, POSITIVELY,
OF the eminent American Actor,
Mr.. J. W. WALLACE,
who will on this oseasion appear 10 his great char
Aoter of John Midway, In the beautiful, heart
touching play OF STILL WATERS RUN DEEP:
Tho manager takes pleasure in announcing that
MISS SUSAN DENIM
will this evening appear Mrs. sternhold, In this
beautiful play, and as Sally soragRs, IN
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26,
last time of
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP.
John mildmAy. Mr.. w. WAllAok
Mrs. SternhOld.. Miss Susan Denim
The performance will conclude with
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
IMPORTANT N0TICE.-The manager In pleas d
to announce the return, on Monday evening next,
OF our old favorite, Mr.. D. sETCHELL. 1t
q ANDERSON'S MINSTRELS,
- Corner OF D and Ninth Stro'ts.
VERDICT-SUCCESS.
ANOTHER STARTLING PROGRAMME.
NOVELTY OUR MOTTO.
First week Of MISS LoTTA, outdone by Will
liams and Morrill,.
Look out for the great act OF the
SEVEN BROTHERS.
Admission, so cents. Colored Gallery, 10 cts.
Two performances on Thanksgiving Day; after
noon at .; evening ats. Bo2i.6t
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CONDEMNED MULES.

Shbn Vt NONDEMNED mUbED.
CHIEr QuARTERHAsTERs orrlCE,l
DEPOT OF WARRINGTON,
WAsHIroToN, d. C., November 81, 1894.
VIII be sold at public suction At the Corral, near
the Observatory In the city OF Washington, d. C.,
on MONDAY, November %, 1894, lot OF
MULLINS,
condemned aG unfit for public service.
sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock, a. m,
Terms cash, 10 Government funds.
D II. RUCKER,
Brigadlor General and Chief QuArtermAstsr,
no2i-7t Depot Of Washington.
.nUARTERMASTER GENERALS
VI OFFICE, FIRST DIVISION, wAsHIN0ToH,
CITY, NOVEMBER 8, 1884,
viii be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION, TO the high
est bidder, at the time and places named below,
viz:
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Nsvem-
Der II, 1854.
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No.
venlher rs, 1864.
EASTON, PENNSYLVAVNIA, THURSDAY, De-
cember I, 1854
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses have been eOndem ned a. unit for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may he had.
Horses sold singly.
sales TO commence At 10 A. m.
Terms: cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division, Q. NJ. g. o.
nol0-lst
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

POLICE REPORTs.-Ihird Precinct.-George
Lacy, exposing his personi woIkhouse.
Fourth Precinct-Alsry Murray, ASSAULT bound
over to keep the peace. James Cosgrove, MALI
cious mischief; security for court. kl!en LEVEL
len, disorderly and drunk workhouse.
FIN PT6ciRCi-Wm. DeitE disorderly; 81. EN-
ma Young, drunk; 90. A. Walker, drunk; 90.
Charles Carpenter, diSordcrly; 81 Martha Smith,
doi 81. Ann Woocs, dol do. Amanda Stewart,
dol 50. Jane Allen, do; do. Margaret Clsggett,
dol do. Margaret Foster, dol do. Kate Brooks,
do; do. Maggie Kirby, do; 81.
Sirh PIeoinct-Joseph Bell, disorderly; 50. Jerry
Hawkins, carrying cOneesled weapons; s20a.
Seventh Precind.-Bepj. Wright, grand larceny
bail for hearing. Daniel NJ. Hultz, drunk and dis
orderly; 1891 VIM. Colbert, disorderly; locked
up four hours. Capt. Bluett, drunk and disor-
derby; S56I.
Tenth Precinct Lilly Scott, grand larceny; jail
for court. Michael Barrett, assault and bAtteryi
security for court.
Eighth Preeind.-John Kennedy, disorderly and
drunk; IS 30. Tobias Boon, disorderly; 80,
workhouse thirty days. Mary schiiiipg, disorder.
lyj $3.50, do. John Ward, disordsrly, $1,000, do.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

FRIpAy, Nov. IS, 1884:
lPrfen given below rsfer 10 phoe'di operations only
snLsn othsrtsiH erprefied.l
CoFrEE-Nothingd doing here; held above buyers
views. Stock L, 400 bags Mo. =
fLouR-Was quiet today no sales worthy Of
nntoe nsnspiredi prices are unclaimed. VIZ
Ohio extra, sii.26. Howard street do, eli so
CITY MIL, super, 81 shipping brands extra, si2 50
70 si9 high grade do, sl9 so, and family sl4 pet
per Dbl.
The following were the inspection. Of -four and
meal T for the week ending November y, 1884;
and 800 half bblsi ohio, 1884 bbs.; and family,
l,Te1 bbls-total wheat flour, q 6s6 bbls. and 400
half h6ls. Together with 2si bblr. rye flour, and
GRAIN-Wheat, to-day, 800 bu,hs. offered; mar.
ket stesdy, with sales of 1000 bushs. white At
per bushel. Corn to-day 800 bushs. received,
market very nrm, with small sales old white AT
Sizes $50 bushs. new do. at sl.1o to 80, and for
hominy samples, o. ST. $50 butht. old yellow At
sis7, and 900 bushs. new do at o. 80 TO Oh 50 per
bushel. Oats to-day, 1900 bushels received and
sold a. - to ~ ets mostly At the latter, which 10
sl.16 per bushel.
MoLAssEs-No sales.
PR0vIsIoNs-ws report sale OF new Mess Pork
en, and also another lot At stl, closing un.
.ettlsdI Prime Mes. we quote At sis 50 to 30 per
Dol. Bulk Meat-We quote old shoulders at lsSe.i
side SIDE, sCHs no o new yet Tsoeivsd green Han,
mand for local trade, with sales OF shoulders At
2lc., and sides at axe to 7ac Hams 2Oc for plain
shipping, aud q to asa per ID. for sugar cured
to quality and fancy. Lard dull At 2sc. for large
lots, and small sales from the trade reported at
,lc.i Baltimore refined ,tesdy At 27o. per 10.
SueAR-No sales reported.
sALT-We quote Jobbing prices, viz! Liverpool
ground alum ts.to TO s6o; do. fine steo to 90 per
sack, and Turks Island At 81 to ,o5 per bushel.
WooL-Receipts continue fair and market steady
At our quotations, a. follows; Unwashod IS to 70c.;
tub-w.shed soe. to Gil neeco IS to s6c.i and pulled
65 to TOO. per ID,
wHisKfY-is quiet but firm, with small sales at
81 80 per gallon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

New York sTYLEs.-9srtlensn's OIoGhino -
HsB sad FHIhiGIGGiGi-A large assortment for Dress
md BusineSs wear. Tho English Sack and Walk.
ing CoHts excel In beauty, grade and nniAh any.
Thing over offered In this oity.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
Oe2-tt s1s Pa. av.. hot. Ninth and Tenth sta.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26
AUCTION SALES

COTTAGE FARM---SIX ROOMS, ON
" Nineteenth street ard A, Csnitol Hill, will be
sold at auction on MONDAY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock
photographs may be seen At Mcclure Cos
over 1900 feet OF land Horse cars, schools. kc
within q quarter Of an hours walk. band Of
ton. noyas ns