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DIED,

On the 9th inst of con u ption, BENJAMIN
A. DAVIS, in the 29th year of his age; leaves
wifi. md enc child to mourn his loss
The friends AID acQuain aDceS of the family are
respectf, lily invited to attend his neral. Thurs
day Hning o clock Sta street. between Massa
chnsetts avenue and street,
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RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING AND SEpA-
RATE LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG

TON.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, eth November, ct
AZ &C ock. will SILL in front of the premises a
large unfinished Frame Dwelling fronting "a feet.
ard running back A. feet, and containing dfteen
rooms
This building is on Lot l, Square 81, at the cor
ner of New Hampshire avenue and north l. street,
which contains about 4OW sqsare fest. part Of
which will be sold with the building AMI part
separately.
FERNS One half cash; balance in and u
months. property secured, and bearing interest.
Concentrating at Expense Of purchaser.
&C q WIN. i. WALL d CO, Aucts.
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DAVID WALKER, Trustee.
sep 2l-2aw&ds J. c. Mcguire & co. Aucts
RYJAs. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctiopsers.

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND VACANT
LOTS NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 2Sth, at ~
o o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell Lots 4, s.
and parts Of Lots aud 8, in SQUARE No. as, front
ing on south / street between oh and 9TH streets
east, near the junction Of Virgins avenue, a oor-
ton improved by double Brick Dwelling House.
cottslnlhs ten rooms WITH double porches the IN
naindpr will be sold as bui lding lots.
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months. with interest, secured BY
deed of1rust on the premises,
4, Cost OF conveyanees and stamps to Oe paid by
the purchaser
OF on-d 7 q McGJrIRE E. 40 Aro%s
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New Styles Superb stock of Ov-rcoats, Dress,
Frock. and Waking Coate, Pantaloons. Vests,
and Boys Clothing. Furnishing Goods, &c &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men g
ard Bows Ready made CT thing which, for ele-
gsnce of style variety and excel of fabric and
faith 'ulness of mar ufacture. has not been sur
market
Those in search sf Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths w-sr are invited to cali and examine our
stock. We can say with as urance they will fad
the right article on he most reasonable terms.
Also. extensive sOrtment of Gentlemen g
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything Reces-
say for a comp lete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO.. ass Pa. Az,
oc Il SIM Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEs in want of Scarf Pins. Sleeve But
tons. y-st Chains, Rings. &c, should call at the
Dollar Store i3S Pa avenue, near AZ st. 1T
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-vwM w,I. on ..,-
soath Penn stsaas and ss street
FINE RosExoog PIANO FORTE AND su-
hUGTInN ,n
On TUEsDAG MORNING. N3vember LIST. com
% az to NJ n se at the silence
between 9Th and 10th, his Household Furniture
embTsclng-
Crimson Dsmask covered Rosewood Parlor Suit,
Cloths. VA
Corr ices and Shades. ~
NsISs, ssp T.$5s; sd +. f
ss sshstand s' fasies: q oh nGiFs"us
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
tsss ssss5s s'S f2R.'
HHsssse H bipi HnEn .na other
Crockery, Plated, and Table Ware,
c cods Eass snd StSer s shS ls'ufeS'
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils.
line.
Terms cash.
oc26 WIN. L. WALL & Co. Aucts
=. =. 80 -------.-
Ky j. u Mcd UlRE CO., Auctioneers.
FXCELLENT FTRNIrURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT TIE PARSONAGE OF CHRIST
CnIRGH FOR SALE;
o, On gltRsD Az MORNING, October 2. at II
street between sb and IN strests east sss
sell, comprising
a,Iu h "a r., spruIhhg Goa
Mo III ton &c. e. hlas Etasaras
Oet Root ToSa MobcSanv WrifinS Desk
Cane SCOT Cboirs r. nnees
Window Cnrtains uattinus and RUGS
Looking Glasses. Mantle Ornaments
Clock Dressing bureau Washstands
CooRipg s.ore Radiator and other Saves "0'
:, Together with many o'her arucieS TOT House
iiI Tar aue al nen uso'
daon cash' 7 q McGUIRE 4 CO Aucts
nv Cn,,,N UIIII.Ms .no,;...
Is NrH ~
.Tcn,nN GALE or NEW uOJ-srrorn
AoCIioN oHh EJ-RNIrTpE n"''Ehoho
IN M,NDay +bo aiSt ;nStant a. n o,.,ooL
vi III ali 90 Nc 100 - ~ q, o. roo q
NJ W snait rr', - f~' ii'A '''' oe'"eeh "
ana n street I En- EiI ada rboirs
" alnut % m t ras' Wah go G;is u;
st qrces dtomsns and Ensravnrs MIRROR
MY \ = D. o' so. - -, $50.
elhht ne. neu n ruehi ou R,,ea W
MAJ Nhrhle-top prTssins t bnre pai ,c,
Ta.hs aTns; ple anu Ohars'
rraIh.T h E III. anu .t boiS SS,:
aIr,sS rnt+ase gnu st e'her Deuulns
W. G Ia;r md Io On Mattresses
Ihree.pig; Ingrain. and Hall oilcloths,
Wiz Window C shades aa ap d. Stoves t'.
nd many other articles too numerous TO emu
ih T,s casb
GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
Also on the same eyeninp the House and Lot
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~ SUTLER TENTS.
MOOD Second hand Tents constantly on hand
Also, New Tents of any size made To order by
BARNES & jON,
Sail Makers, 63e ilth street,
M 9b-lu fha IF
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pYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.

CHANCERY SALE CT HOUSE AND LOT COR
NEROR TENTH STREET WEST AND NORTH
OSTREET.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia in an equity cause, No:
1907 h rein George Mattingly com plainsn and
John W. Nye, and others. are deIenoants, shall
sell on TIT RsDAY AFTERNOON, October the
9Th, at ~ clock, in trout of the premises, Lot
numbered thirty. (3Ol in Davidson's sub division
of square No S67, fronting 26 e-t en- Tenth street
west at the corner of north o street, and running
back l1 ct a 20 foot public alley, and improved
by Frame Dwelling House
The terms of sale are ne-third In cash; the re-
mainder in we'll secured notes, payable in six and
twelve mont from the day of sale, with interest.
II the terms of sale are not complied with in dvs
DAYS after the sale the trustee viii re sell at the
risk and expense of the defaultine purchaser,
Stamps and conveyancipg at the cost OF the
purct aaer. hOBI DE- IB, ustee.
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CoRNs, &C.-Those afflicted with these troub
some things. whether hard soft; al4o, those
troubled with BUM ms. Calosities, Club and In
growing Nails Can find great relief and satisfactO-
ry b. nett by applying to DR.. White, No. 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az AMI 9Th streets.
No charge for consultation Oc2l-tf
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INITkD STATES MARSHAL 5 SALE.

In virtue of writ of fieri faciss issued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court eff the Dis
trict of Columbia. and TO me directed | wi ex-
pose TO public sale for cash, at the Auction store
Of Messrs. Gree & Williams, corner Of TN and
streets. on UESDAY. the LIST day OF Notsm pc per
next, 1854. commencing at 10 o'clock 8. IN the foi-
lowing goods and cbattels in part to wiI, VIZ
Lot Chairs Cottage Set furniture
] Wardrobe 3 Toilet Sets
"a Feather pi1lovs Chamber Sets
a Matfrassas o"' . Feather Bolsters
Lot rurts; bureaus and Glass
2SnrsaSsh BIansets
9Comforts 10 ShegTs
Stand and Glass S Ssthars
Buckets ~ uod rrnand Rrr..
Baskets MA MA. Wa,mar W - osh
Coal Sitter Warea Tnn
n SssSs 2shades Cloths Pins &c c.
T T t tnockery 2 Tubs and Boards
Bedsteads; lid rnor . . A. ,oa 80 .h.+,.,s
fShsuncey G. Wood and Parmelia G.. Wood. aud
Ii be sold to satisfy er faciss No. 2sl in favor
W Lanes @. Mcclure. W. H. LAM0N.
u o. 8 Marshal D. @.
nc 2l dts GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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(1BILLs AND FEyERs.sHAKE NO MORE.
y &c, at once to MoORR's DRUGsIORE, ll3
bottle of Aeue Cure aud a package of bis Antidote
They are warranted to cure. Price $3.50. sep a-zT
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS Apction.e,.
- No. SAG seventh and 70 str.ats rc-th
THREE HANDSOME AND oEsIR.sLnRuILp-

- No. 926 Seventh and D streets north
THREE HANDSOME AND oKsrR.RLpRu1rp.
ING LOTS ON NORTH N STREET al AUG
On THURSDAY, the nth inst, q, AZ o'SocS ..
north nth md s Sss on
Terms: One. hair cash; the balance in s, audi,
deco given and deed Of trust taken.
All conveyancinE and stamps at the cost OF the
oc34-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
RY JAs. @. MCGUIRE Il co. AuctIoneers.
1MfPSSoyEp AID E.IHpR2yED PROPERTY
a. t eEoetk sDA y, AFTERNOON oc,ossr 2ts At
sS .sf of Ls. IN Sausrs No IS, fronting
ard I feet to oot ssg 20 to
nnrss lots Of feet front eses the
wo rse wH story Frame
and lively. months s IN via cash the sindsT in sig
Ti,i IL. ra rgst on the pr mises.
.Conveyances and stamps a. the co,t ~ the ,u-.
cha.er. 'o'' vi INC puF-
&C 2ld &c: MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct..
Ry JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auc,iope.r,-
LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED Dwx,J,na
fWqEk!YS,FISsFf hSP NG GNssr SHEsTsES
5o,cloek the premises. shall sell part OF Lot
Is. in Square No. 80. fronting &c feet on G street
ming back rs feet 81 inches, ether with the inn
provements consisting of a we'll built and finished
three story brich dwelling house, with two story
back building, marble mantels. water and gas. and
6n.hsd in IN. h most npsri1s manner
session will be gwen.
Terms: One third in cash: the remainder in siS
and twelve months, with interest, secured by 0
deed of trust.
Title ind isputsble aud sale without reserys
Conveyanc-s at cost of thu pu rchaser
The house is well supp led with furniture, which
may be taken at vsisatinp.
oc 20 JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc'a.
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiousers.
ID No. ESQ, corner of 7th and ID streets nerth.
GUARDIANS SALE or TWO HANDSOME
SQUARE go AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, October 9th, 1864, shall sell.
in front of he premises. commencing on the drst-
named premises, at o'clock p. m, by authority
of the Hon. Orphans and Supreme Courts the fol-
lowing named property. lying and heing in the
Part OF Lot No. 2, in square No. $50, having
front of Is feet south K between 9Th street east
and public space ard 6S feet deep containing LIZA
feet, and immediately after the sale of the above,
No s, in square No. go, having front of Is feet
south c. between 10th and 18th streets east, and
lC0 feet deep. containing 2 500 square feet.
Terms of sale One I'll I'd cash; balance in and
Il menths: purchasers to give notes fer the de-
ferred payment, bearin interest from day Of sale.
vey8nce at the cost of the purchasers, Including
revenue stamps. $25 win be required paid down
when the property is knocked eff, and n not COM
piled with it will bs sold to the peXs highest bid
der, and if the whole termsa are not complied with
ia days. the property will be resod at the risk
SUSAN WHITNEY Guardian.
oc ls eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DY JAS. c. MCGUIRE s CO., Auctfonesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TRACTOR LAND
NEAR TAE INGANE

On THURSDAY, October Il, 81 IL o clock m at
virtue Of a deed of trust from Charles J. Uhlmann
ana Tte i to me; Satea Mach Ss; "a and duly
one Of the Land Records for Washington CountS
tract of land nown formerly as Wood stock, aud
!stteTly as the "Kosciuskp Place situated near
described as Lot a. as laid town upon a plat OF
survey made BY tIsk}l said plat having been
&c, one Of tho Land Records OF Washington
County, said tract containing twenty-five acres.
two ROOFS, snd thirty two perches, more or less
Terms: One third cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months. with interest secured By deed
of trust on the premises
Conveyances and revenue stamps at the cost o
DAVID WALKER, Trustee.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionesrs.

RY J. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionesrs
fMRRoyER AND TSL.PR2XEp RRoRIsRTg
On WEDNEsDiY AFTERNOON October 18th.
T. n on 5hs M re sai sell q
inches on It'll street be- ween and streets north,
rent
Also part of Lot No. 6. same square, fronting 81
to be divided into two building lots of Is feet III
inches each.
'n asGufRE &c CO. Aaots
by JAMES c. CURE & Co., Auctioneers
TWO FINE BUILDINa LOTS ON 4TH STREET
VEST, BETMEES NORTH ST. AND NEW
On 6UF WE 6Sss6t AFTERNOON, October 18th.
At O'clock, on the premises, we shall sell par: OF
tb y" and New
YORK avenue, and running back 90 feet AZ inches,
to be sold as two baiding lots of 20 feet front
Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur.
cod &c MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
sr9E 5kE IN Or GoIoNo
On THUFs DAY MORNING, October Ntb, at 10
sboVe Gay st.. the Stock and and FIX i
lures of Provision Store. The store for rent.
Terms CaSn.
cc24d THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
HIDES AND BARRELS.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WAsHINGToN d. c., October II. 1854
Will be sold at pu bile auction, THURSDAY
October a. 1864, at ii O'Clock a. at FL 9Th street
wharf, Washington. d. c.:
$500 Sailed Hides.
80 Dry Hides, more or less.
ALSO,
0m Sugar Hogsheads,
900 Pork Barrels,
500 Flour -
l35 Coffee -
lis Whisky /"
l25 Fish 80
IFS Vinegar Kegs,
go Boxes,
&c &c. &c.
Terms Cash, in Treasury notes at the time
sale. G. BELL.
oci st Lieut.. Col. and Gem. Sub,
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WAETED-A LADY ATTENDANT. TO assist
IN the isdys hat and fur department At b. II.
sTlNEMETZS Hat AID Fur Store, 234 Penna.
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LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB-At the meet.
ing of the Lincoln and Johnson club last eve
ming, at the rooms on 9th street. there was a
large attendance, Mr. CIepnaDe In the chair.
The resolution OF Mr.. Elvans, providing that
hereafter nominations tor me- mbers should be
MADE and reierred 70 committee and tina they
shaIl De ballotsd for as the committee reported
heIeon was taken up.
Mr EiVans express ed the hope that the reso-
iStion would be considered and passed. Since
tne previous meeting his desire to put the reso-
lutlon IN iorce had been increased, for he had
sn an andaSit during the day, giving the
cnaracter OF two persons employed in the
QuaTtermas'er Department. Mr. Hoffman
ana j. 3. Draney--who were now anxious to
loln the CLUB and hold certificates as to their
oIsrii y,the ~ mr John f. Sharrets, chief
clerk ol the SIKH Auditors Office Mr. Draney
rs superintendent OF iaborers and the affida Wit
sIa i .9aI ne mas been heard to say tina. Lin-
coin and Johnson men can't go bona y, yota
but he intends 10 let Mcclellan MAJ, ynta.
claims that Confederate money is "a 800 "a
greenbacks. He * president OF a No,,Toi,ao
association, and at The late Pennsylvania a,ac-
ton he refused 10 allow Lincoln me- 80
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W ANTED-By lady, VINO is a rapid and good
" writer. employment SIS COPYIST. Please
address Eating terms, &c. WRITER, Star Office.
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INDISFARN CHASE, q novel, By T. Aoolphus
Crusoe's Island Cslifornis and WsshoeByg,
Ross Browne. toc6l FRANCh Th1hohs
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WANTED TO BUY OR RFNT-A HOUSE in
W First Wa-d: must be near Pa. av.
FOR SALE-A FARM Of 25r acres. miles from
Washing on. Also Lot of 30 or 40 acres, either
for cash or in exchange for above house. Address
Fl II L.. 134 Pa. 8v. &C 24-eo3w'
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WANTED-A BOY about Is years old to attend
W in q store and learn the trade. UneXceptipn-
g. ref eren' es required: None other need apply.
Inquire at FRANKLIN & CO., Opticians, 244 Pa.
oc2
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A MINISTERIAL GALL--The Rev. George n i.
Gould, OF Massachusetts, has been called TO
the pastorage o. the frs: Presby terrain Church
OF this city. Mr. Gould has discOursed To the
congregation Of this church recently, and on
Monday evening was unanimously chosen as
pastor, in the absence or DR.. Sunderland.
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Dogs AND YOUTHS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We invite parents to an inspection eur large
stock of
BOYS OVERCOATS,
Boys JACKETS.
Boys PANTS,
BOYS VESTS,
BOYS, SHIRTS. UNDERsHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c
which we are selling low as GO DDS of like quail
ty can be had for in the Northern cities.
WALL STEPHENS CO,
1922 Pennsylvania avsIue
sep a. lmif INTEL bet 9Th and 18th SITS.
NTOTICE-FOR SALE.-30O sets of one, two
~ and four horse second hand HARM EbS, in
good order nearly new, and a0G q. coua- hand SAD
bLEs and BRIDES. Apply to a. s. JOHNSTON,
No, 37s Pa: avenue, between AZ nd tn streets,
ISoR SALE CHEAP-I,5n galiors good Older
u VINEGAR ut No. 443 Nj ay' Zoe lS-IRt
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SHAkE, SHAKE. SHt no onEer, bat prn
- cure at MOORk'S Drug Store ~ P-u, n ave
vert. o bottl, of his N EAGLIBLE AGUECURE
lave you c. nigh : Get bottle of his TAR ANI
WILD CHERRY. oc l5-2W
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VVANTED-A good house SERvANT-one that
W can cook. wash and iron we'll. with good re-
commendstiOn a German rreferred), will find
GO home. Nc children in the house. Apply No.
81 st near 9th north. oc 25 2tt
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w ANTFD-Sevsral good MECHANICS, used to
w carving in wood or carpenter s work, and one
accustomed TO stitching harness work. for which
tsr wages will re given. Apply to B.W. JEWETT,
No. 23 AZ street. O. 25-2t+
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WANTFD-In private family . COOK. for
w which liberal com pensation will b. given.
e. quire at House on strael south, between 9Th
ard 18th east Navy Yard oc % st.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
About Roger A. Pryor.

New YORK, Nov 30-The Worlds Poto-
mae army correspondent speaking of the
capture of Roger A. Pryor says: Pryor ap.
pears very sanguine of the ultimate success
of the rebellion, and ridicules the idea OIL
our putting faith in the statements Of de.
serters and refugees. He appears to be
much cast down by his present misadven-
ture, but regards the means used to secure
his capture as not strictly in accordance
with the code of honor, and more particur>
" severe in bis case as be had used bis in
6uence to secure the release of Capt Bur-
bridge, and to prevent the resonance oil
such captures by the rebels. He has chang
ed but little in appearance since last saw
him In Washington; he contends that the
election Of Lincoln is just what the South
ished, and although apprehensive that it
may prolong the war another four years,
be declares that it has united thsir people
and rendered the probabilities of their ,nlti-
mate success much greater. He would give
no information about Sherman or the oper-
atoms in the Shenandoah Valley, and was
indisposed TO converse upon any subject
connected With army MOVEMENTS. )
NEw YoRK, Nov. s0-Roger A. Pryor n,
rived here this morning, and wss taken tc
Fort Lafayette. Re consFadiets she report
that be hsd said Macon and Milledgefilk
had been captured, and that Augusts had
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

FaoM NEW CasEK-From passengers
who came in yesterday We learn that the
raid of Monday was complete surprise
About ton o'clock in the morning the Con-
federatss under Payne and Roaser came
upon the garrison so suddenly that the men
had not time to do anything, and the entire
Federal force, except . few men who took
to the woods and hid, were captured. All
of Capt. Holmes Battery, except the Cap
tain, were taken prisoners. Dol. Latham
was in command Of the Post, and he with
Capt. Holmes and few stragglers made
their escape and went to Cumberland
About four or five hundred men, near one
thousand horses and largo amount of
clothing we're captured by the Oonfeder"
stes. 1t was said that all the heavy guns
on the surrounding hills were spiked before
the place was evacuated by the enemy.
All the leading Republicans who could be
found in the nsighborhood Of New Creek
and Piedmont, were gobblsd up and taken
to Dixie.
But a few yards of the railroad track was
torn up, and but little damage done at
Piedmont At New Greek all the Cow
eminent warehouses and stores were de-
stroyed.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
From Sherman.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Subscriptions
for the T-30 loan for the past week amount
to three and one half millions.
: Some of the recently exchanged prison.
ers from Savannah arrived here, stated
that the people intimated that there were
forces under Beauregard and johnson 81
Macon and Augusta to oppose Sherman
but did not believe he would encounter
them, as the authorities did not know
where these forces we're. There is only
5000 men at Savannah.
The Savannah Republican Of the oath
contains contradictory statements as t.
Sherman's movements, it says, the column
operating on the Georgia road, reached the
western side, and struck off in the direction
Of Macon, as though contemplating juno.
ton with the forces at Savannah. They
also stated that strong force of cavalry
is following Sherman, and is not impossible
that Forrest may ere long hang on BIZ
rear. .''
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New YoPK No,

e, New YORK, Nov. go
Cotton-Scaroely so firm and more doing
at 81 20 for middling.
Flour-State and Western 5slOe lower
ana more doing, at $9,95alO,O5 for extra
State; Al, l5all 80 for r. d. O., and II, 35a
1925 for trade brade brands; market clio
sing dull, with no buyers at inside quota
tons.
Whisky-Heavy and unsettled, at ST. sc
Al 70 for Western, closing with buyers at
l,o5, and sellers at l.ss
Wheat-Heavy and la2: lower, Chicago
Spring No. 2. $3.50, do. No l, 223a2,SS;
Racine Spring, 2,25; Winter Red Western,
2,39, and choice Amber Michigan, 2,47.
Rye-Firm at sl,F5.
Rarley-Active and firmel; State. 81. 75s
2,O5, and Canada West 2J05s2,IQ
Corn-Heavy and SAFE lower, at 81, ga
1893 for mixed Western ahoat; closing at
iHide price, and l,s6al SO for upsouud.
Qats-Scarcsly 50 frm, at SlyO2asl, O4
for Western; closing at LOG.
Co&ee-Dull
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MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 2

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 70.
Flour-A firm market with improved de-
pand. Supsrfne sold At 1925, and good
extra at $3.50.
Whisky-Demand active and the market
closing unsettled at 81, 80al, SO.
Provisions-Very dull market. New
Mess Pork at 1877; Lard at 222c
Hogs-Drovsrs seemed willing to take
$l4 for 200 lbs. averages, but Sl3 was the
best offer made.
Wheat-Rsd $202s2,O5, and White at
$2,25a2,30.
Corn-Shelled l,3O; new Ear 90a95c.
Osts-Good demand at 85c.
Rye-Sl,45. r.G
Barley-Market dull.
Groceries-Prims to choice Rio Coffee,
45a46c; raw Sugar, 22a26c; hard>re6ned
Sugar, 30a3lc; N. o. Molasses, 81, 2Oal %
per gallon.
Butter-46a48c.
Cheese-Market unchanged, at 2Oa2lc
for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
Eggs-Demand not so good; market weak
at 44a45c per dozen.
Fruit-A good demand for Green apples,
at 81, 25a$5 per barrel; Dried apples l0allc
per pound, and Peaches at 23a27c per ID.
Potatoes-Neshannocks $3,5Oa3,75 per
barrel.
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Susar-Quiss; Masoovsdo, 2Os103H in.
ide price FRS common; H9vsaas ME.
Pstroleun- Dull, with downward tsa-
dency; no salss to report I'D quctatioss
lie lover than yesterday.
Wool-Lsa active.
2 Psrk--Hsavy and lower, eS5aS5, = toc
mes; 38,l2}as6,oo for new do, cash and
regular way; closing q a&& for cash;
"a, s@N,75 for prime, and 35s36,O0 for
prime mesa.
Bsef-Firn and moderate demand at pre-
vious prices.
Cutmeats-A shade ensier, At l6}alStc
for Shoulders, and lsc for hams;
Bacon-Quiet bat steady. y -
Lsrd-Quiet and heavy, 1t 3laa234c; lat.
ter price for small lots; closing at 23c for
State. -
Buttsr-Firm and less active, 1t 35a4Sc
for Western, and 44a56c for State.