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RY1. Q. MCGUIRE 4 Cor Auesioneer''
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT NEAR

THE CAPIT0E-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Feb q, 1865. at
O'Clock on the premises. by virtue OF deed Of
among the land records for Wsshingten county.
ID c., shall sell part OF lot No. 4, in Square Mo-
6s4, fronting on Delaware avenue between and
streets north, beginniBs for the said part Of
said original lot a. on the northwest corner OF
Delaware avenue. and running At tight angles
with said avenue sastwsrdiy l69 feet thence south
20 feet 10 inches. thence west q feet, thence par
ale with the north line of said lot westwardly 30
Delaware avenue l62 fast'9 inches, thence north
wardly on Delaware avenue ~ feet AZ inches to
the place of beginning, containing 1900 feet more
or less.
Terms cash. ,
Fifty dollars must be- paid by the purchaser st
time of sale.
ia7l-2aw&ds 30. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auote.
GALE AT ALEXANDRIA VA, OF CON-
DEMNED HORSAS AND COLTS
Chief Oxortrnunste,'s Omcs. Depot Of Washirstos,l
Washington. C.. Feb. H. 1855.
Will he sold at public auction. at Alexandra, Va,
on THURSDAY, February %, 1865 at ii O'clock a.
HORSES AND COLTS.
condemned as unit for public service.
d. II. RUCEER,
Brig Gen and Chief QnartermAster,
feb l3-lOt Depot of Washing ton,
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ST VALKNTINR.-To-da day is the anniversary
OF st. Valentine, on which occasion Cupid is
supposed to indulge in extraordinary reyels
with the hearts of mortals and display unu-
suaI activity with the bsw and arrow What
enormous billet dour, what myriads of tender
sonnets and gorgeous devices to-day flood
Christendom the postmasters only can tell.
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COMPLAINED QUARTERMASTER'S STORES
AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

CIGsTON & CO.'S ILADILPHIA IoH
- CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY DEPOT,
corner 18th and SITS. AL orders promptly sxscu-
ted. Jll.eolmf
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RYJ O. Meg UIRl & CO., Euetioneers.
IXeELLEET ,FGRNITgRE AND HOUSEHOLD

HACELLEET ~ NITURE AMD H0gSEH0LD
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY MORNING., Feb 18th, at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of gentleman declining
house keeping, on New York Avenue between lIth
and 18th streets: We shall sell the Yurniture and
effects com prisn9:
Walnut and Mahogany hair cloth covered Sofas
and Side Chairs
Gilt Frame Mirrors
Oil Paintings Mantle Ornaments.
Marble top Tables
Oak secrefary and Book case
Mahogany Side Board
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
Cottage Suits Shades
Feather Beds Bolsters and PiiIews
Hair and ausk Mattresses. Toilet Ware
Quilts Comforts Sheets
French China Tea Sett
Crockery and Glass Ware
Silver Plated Casters, Cake Baskets
Parlor and Chamber Stoves
Cook Stove and Kitchen requisites generally.
Terms cash.
feb IL d J, q. MCG UlhH Il w.. Aucn.'
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS For gentlemen and fam
IL lilies, with Beard. 372 street, corner Az st.
fe IA 3t*
L with his wife, can be sccsmmodated with
ia Al
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFEERNOON AND fO.MORROW

THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RTGREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TWO STORY BRICK MOUSE. WITH FRAME
BBAGk BuILDING AND LOT. ON I'D STKkkT,
fs EiI.WEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND D ST.,
On MONDAY, the 9Th of February, at4 O'Clock
p IA - IA 'front.' OF the premises, We shah sell the
Square ISL. with improvsme n Which consist Of
nice brick residence.
Terms One hsh cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY a deed of trust on the prem
All eonveyancins and revenue stamps at the cost
ia si-eodGds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aue ).
EXTRAORDINARILY POSTPONED UNTIL
TO be sold without regard to the weather to the
fe1o ' GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
RE GREEN L WILLIAMS. Aueti onesrs.
TRUsTEE's SALE, OF SMALL FRAME
HOUSE, AND LOT.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Martha A.
~, 1868, and duly recorded ia Liber j. A. s., No
226 feos 3o9. $40 and 81. one of the land records
for the County Of WsshingtoH, in the District of
the premises, at O'Clock p. m on TUESDAY, the
Hth of February next. all that pi zee parcel Of
ground situated on 5th street vest. between and
No. AS, being fifteen feet front running back nine
ythree feet four and a alfinches in depth. more
in said Square No rs. WITH the fnprsv ments.
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay f,r stamps
and conveying; and if the terms OF sale be not
the right to resell the property at the risk and opt
suired to be depositea in the hands Of the a1ic.
If not; will be put UP and sold to the next high
JOHN H. JOHNSON, Trustee.
IA 12-2awIda GREEN WITITAMS
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THE CONCERT to be given at Odd Fellows
Hall, 7th street, on the 2ith, for the benefit of
st. Dominick's Church, is, from all Wa hear,
likely TO be something much superior to the
average OF such affairs. Were we to name all
the prominent vocalists whose names we hear
mentioned in connection with the concert, the
pubic would comprehend at once that it is TO
be OF the highest order OF excellence
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| UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsIs.

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSIs.
QUART7RNAsTBR GENERALS OFFICE, I
LIST Division, Washington City. Jan Il 1861
Win be sold at Public Auction. to the high
viz:
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
February 2, 1865.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb
ruary l6, 1853,
THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
These Herses have been condemned as unfit for
Ber road and farming rnrposes many good bar
gains m az be had.
Horses sold singly.
Sale to commenee at 10 o'clock .. m.
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EK1N,
Colonel in charge First Division,
jal6 Quartermaster Generals ONCE.
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SECRET DISEAsEa.

Sn,nnritax's Gtft is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days.
no balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
male So.
permanent cure for Syphilis, scro f1la. Ulcers,
Sores, Spots letters. &c. Price 81 or siI bottles
for IS. Sold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement. ms
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYSTRMS-new and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Acknowledgement by
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge.
citation, No 3 South Ninth street. Philadelphia.
pa de; 23-6m
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RYW. B. LEWIS Il CO., Aactioneers.

THURSDAY. Feb. 10th, at 10 O'Clock, at cur
good second hand Furniture, Bedding, &c. Also.
lSt Of fine Glue Whiting, Rosin. &c: One Of
fs H2t W. B. LEWIS & co, Aucts.
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PAsToRAL.-The Rev. Frederick T. Brown,
ID. D., who, for over three years, has been pas
tor OF the venerable Bridge-street George
farewell sermon on Sunday, having accepted
call from the Central Church, of Chicago Ill.
Under the pastoral care of DIR. B., this church
mas prospered so that the congregation is
doubled, and every department Is in fine con-
.ditiOn
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RY W B. LEWIS, kuctieneer.
ID No. 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS EVENING. at O'Clock. at Store, Fancy
Goods. Books. Photograph Albums. Stationery,
Gold Chains, Pens, Pencils Jewelry, &c, &C..
feq6t W B. LEWIS & 90. Aucts
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; George:swn
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, &e,ArAUC.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February 18th.
at 10 'cocx. Twill sell at No Is Sd street bet.
High and Market streets. q general assortment of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, being the eff
fects of a family declining housekeeping
febll-d THOS. D0WLING Auct
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The WEATHER.-Our oldest inhabitants say
that Sunday night was the coolest experienced
in this latitude for fifteen years, the thermom-
eter standing during the greater part OF the
night few degrees above zero, at one time 1t
being but one degree above. Yes terday morn
ing, at o'clock, the mercury stood at seven
degrees above zero, and on a vessel in the river
at two degrees. Consequently the river chan
tnels were frozen fast, and no boaGs were able
10 rrn yesterday.
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN SIX DAYs,-Dr, GGod-
frey's.Antidote, En- gish Specific of sixty five
years' standing, will cure Gonorrhoa in sir days.
No change of diet required Price 81 per bottle.
Sold by S. G. Ford. corner 18th st and Pa. avsnue
Washington, and Henry Cook. Alexandra. jaS-1
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEsT IA .. DYE IN THE
WoRLD-Nerer Fades or Washes Out.-Upham's
Sold by 9. G. Ford, corner 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook,
andr an Al
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pYW. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 Fenna avenue.
EFYECTs OF A MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS
STORE AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, February Is, at h o'clock. at our
Store We shall sell Dry Goods, as
Dress Goods, Calicoes, Sheetines,
Ladies Hose, Flannel, &C.,
Hats. Bonnets, Feathers, Ribbons,
Capes. Cloaks Hoop Skirts
Balmoral Skirt Head Dresses.
with large let of Fancy Dry Goods to close ont.
feb l3- st w. B. LEWIS& CO., Aucts
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SHAKER FANCY WORK AT AUCTION.
On WEDN ESDAY MORNING., at the Auction
Rooms, we shall sell, at II O'Clock, a small lot
fancy Wolk Baskets containing cases, cushions,
&c. Also. Ladies' Keticule Baskets of various
sizes and patterns, c.. c., all of Shakers manu-
facture.
Terms cash. J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.,
1e IL dts Auctioueers
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LNOR RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
Il Three FURNIsHED ROOMS, on the same floor,
suitable for a party Of gentlemen. Also. large
back Parlor on the first floor The location is one
of the best in the city. No. 261 G street. between
I4th and 18th sire ets. feb ID 1w*
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ROARDING-A young man and wife lno chill
- drenl desire ROOM aud BOARD in Northern
l4th ST., and north Iof Pa. av. Address II. G. 7 :.
Bureau of Military Justice, Washington, D. G.
fa1
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by JAS. @. MCGUIRE co., Auctionesrs.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or BOOKS
On TUESDAY EVENING. February 18th, / shall
sell at the Auction Rooms of James G; Mcclure &
Co.. the books bsien gng the estate of the late
Horace Edelin, consisting of Law, Hist ry,
Poetry, &c. JAMES L. BARBOUR.
Administrator,
fe 11dts &c. Meg UIRE & CO., Aucts.
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GERMAN LINEN Just imported from Ger
VI many, tine ass Of tment of real LINEN, con-
sistins of Sheetipg. Towels, Table Covers, &c.
Persons in want of these articles will find at T.
Biggardt's Boarding house, No. 374 DIST between
9Th and 9Th SITS. Heb Ii -l2tS1 7. LEFO.
CHEAP GROCERY AND PRODUCE STORE
u Coed Butter, soc Superior Cheese, "a to 26c /;
Pure Country Lard for family use; Fresh Eggs;
Honey, &c &c &c; Apples, Potatoes. &c, &c,
&c. Also the Sugar Refined Popped Corn, rich
and good Also the celebrated Dyspepsia Crack
ers No 331 n ST near 10th st. fe l33t<
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w 100000 LADIES MORE,
Who want the new style of Collar, TO bring their
Swiss Muslin, &C., to WIN PRINCE'S Stamping
and Fluting Depot. 3s1 street, and get the N
Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly
for Quilting Ladies Rufiies without the use of gum
DC; and are the only nachineS here to do such work
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MEXICAN MONTHLY NURSE will be olsen
n gagged about Feb. LIST. Any in need of such can
call or address $40 street, between 9th and It'll
streets Jan 23-eo3W
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RY McDEVIrr CONNOLLY, auctionsers,
Twenty-frst and streets.
CLOTHING.
BOOTS and SHOES,
SHIRTS and DRAwERS
Large assortment of GOLD ar6,PbATED JEW,
SLhY. M IN"
WATCHES,
FANCY GOODS. at Auction,
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATUHBAY HVR
NINGS, commencing at 7 O'Clock.
~Consignmepts respectfully solicited.
~0ut do or Sales promptly attended to-
McDIVITT & CONNOLLY, kuctionsers.
Jan Is 1ms 2lst and 1 street. Fret Ward
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GALI OF CONDEMNED Homo
- u. a hKMASTER GENRaAL's OFFICE.
FIRST DIVISION, )
WASHINGTON 0srY, Jan. 80, 1865
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest
TUESDAY, February 7, 1865,
TUESDAY, February IA, 1865,
TUESDAY, February 81. 1865,
TUESDAY, February o. 1855.
BAY,
There horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
Tor road and farming purposes, many good bar-
gains may be had.
Horses sold sin ely. Sale to commence at 10 g. N,
Terms cash, in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division
ia S0-td @. NJ. Generals Ofdce.
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WILCOX & Co, Principal Agents,
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
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IANOsl PLAN OS!!
Six GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS
famous PIANOS, and in two cases took -
in part payment good second hand TYW
Pianos, which in addition to my former ~
stock makes now Ia store six good second hand
Pianos for sale low and on easy terms.
Also, Is new Pianos; Am fnsM 3rgs pf;,s
3O6 Penn. avenue, between
fel33t 9Th and 10th streets.
NINNERs-Buy the new GAS FURNACE for
Il heating your irons, and If you do not like it
return it, For sale by JOHN OGDEN SO 9TH
street, near Pa. av. Re LIST
OUR PEACE COMMIssIoNERS.-Car de
~ Visite of Grant. Sherman, Meade, Sheridan,
Hancock. Farragut, &C., nine perfect hkenesses
on 'ne 'AfO' LUZ '~' FRANKLIN l. cos,
feb list 244 Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th sts.
A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES, made to cor
"A respond perfectly in size, color, and motion
pain, at FRANKLIN L CO.'S.
feb ll-st 244 Pa av.. bet 18th and 18th SITS.
DIssOL LUTON NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
day dissolved by Limitation. Either of said firm 10
authorized to receipt all bills due said firm.
Il " Il. ' e. SSssnMAok.
J, O. JOHNSON, assuming all debts of said. firm,
viii still continue in the Grocery and Ship Bore
Business, where he will be always found on hand
20 serve his customers faithfully. No. 81 Water
street, Georgetown. d. Q. fs1-lM"
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WANTED-By middle. aged woman, an excel
w lent cook, q PLACE in some respectable
house. References given. Inquire at 372 leth
street.
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EDITOR SrAR:-Please allow me, through
the columns of the Star, to suggest to the prop.
er authorities that they cause the hour of
twelve to be struck daily upon the various
bells connected with the fire alarm telegraph.
Or if il be not possible to strike them all at
once, then upon one Of them. I suggest the
hour of twelve only, because if the smaller
hours were struck 1t would be likely to create
false alarms; but as twelve strokes in succession
are not used to designate any ONE station, the
aboyenamed hour could be struck with safety
Were this plan adopted, 1t would enable our
citizens TO regulate their time pieces. As it is
now, it is impossible for any one living out of
sight OF the Observatory to keep the correct
time. Pro BONO PUBLICO.
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EOR RENT-Two unfurnished ROOMS, suitable
L for housekeeping, On b street. between 7th and
Sth streets, Island. Rent, $40 per month, in ad-
vsnce. feb Ii 3t*
lHOR RENT-FRAME STABLE and CARRIAGE
Il HOUSE, containing stalls; 18th and 14th
SITS; water convenient. Enquire of ROBf. BOS-
Vaf fa
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WANTED TO PURCHASE A DWELLING
w HOUSE, with or without Furniture, situated
in the vicinity Of III street, between 4th and 18th
streets. Address Box 13, House of Representa-
tives. feb -6t*
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
Chief QuaTtern,dster's OGcs,
Depot of Wdsftaet6n.
"a El1shinston, D. c., February 4, 1855
Will be said at public auction. ct the Corrals,
near the Qbserva WASHINGTON, d. c., on
MONDAY February 20, 1866, at 10, O'Clock q. m.
ONE HUNDRED MULES,
condemned as unfit for public seLviee
Terms cash in Government funds.
D. n FUCKER.
Brigsdier Genn and Chief Guar master,
feb 4-14t Depot of Washington.
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DUTLER'S BALSAMIO MIXTURE.-This old
- well known and entirely reliable remedy for
Secret Masdies IL for sale by all Druggists. Price
81 per bottle. Jan I9-eely,a
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ENANTED-On or before March 4th, HOUSE
" in the country. with one to ten 8 1res OF land
attached and within miles of the War Depart
ment. Good references given. Address 7 ERM A
EENCE Star office fS8-lmt
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w JOHNSTON, No 1876 7tb street, between tho
hours of s and q and IL andI p. m. None need
apply unless willing to leave the city for few
mon tbs nov Is |
nEER SKINS WANTEDi-The subscribers will
IL pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS,
at their Buckskin Glove Mandatory, los High
nov i6.tf RAMsBURG Il EBERT.
aAI ANT ED-SACOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS. BID.
DING. and no CsEFU FINISHING GOODS ofevery
description j. RUCHLY, 406 7th street,
3e8-tf between & and b. east side
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-The last mail from London brought
to the Atlantic and Great Western office
advices of the successful negotiation of the
seven per cent, mortgage bonds of the
company to the amount of E2,77l 900 ster-
ling out OF consolidated mortgage ON the
property of the company of G6,0000O0
sterling. The remainder of E3,22S,400 is
reserved to take up the existing sterling
and federal mortgages as they mature. The
share capital of the company is made equal
In amount to the mortgage, e6,0O0,000 ster-
ling or $3O,OO0,O0O, divided into G00,OOO
shares of $50 each. The proceeds of the
present negotiation of bonds, at the rate of
80 per cent, are equal to about ll,106,6i0
in gold, or about $l6,3OO.00O of our present
currency. The installments on the scrip or
alotments run from 25th November, Tor
date of allotment,) to 10th of March, and
will be drawn for, as wanted for the road
on this side, almost Immediately. A private
letter by the Java says that the scrip was
already at a premium of 1@@A per cent,
on the allotment price.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28
Latest From Europe.

DANDY HOOK, Dec, u.
| The steamship City of Washington from
| Liverpool on the 18th ria Queenstown nth
has arrived Her news is four days later
LONDON, December 14.-The Fenian
lO'Donovan, owing to II similar conviction
six years ago, has been sentenced to penal
seryitude for life.
The joint vote of England and France
proposing certain terms for the settlement
of the Chilan difficulties was received at
Madrid the 9th. Result not known.
LIVERPOOL, December l4.-Cotton sales
To-day were 10000 bales, including 1000 to
spectators and exporters. Market closes
buoyant with further slight advance.
Breadstuts quiet and steady. Provisions
steady Bacon fiat.
Tho London Observer says Napoleon Is
apprehensive that Macmillan will follow
his Empress to Europe, and has prevailed
upon the Mexican Minister ut Paris TO pro-
ceed TO Mexico and endeavor TO dissuade
Maximilian from departure. He was TO
have sailed on the 9th inst. The Observer
thinks he will not be in time, and that
Maximiinn viii be in Europe before New
Year.
i The Gazette des Tribunedu1 says the
French Government has directed the atten-
tion of England to the extradtion treaty of
1876, since the stipulations of this treaty,
though duly carried out by France, are not
similarly fulfilled by England.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28

CINCINNATI. December n, 1890
FLOUR-The market continues unchanged ard
quiet There is nothing dJing beyond few sales g.
the local trade, and hling snall interior orders.
Superfine IL held at s7@1 b0 Extra at 81 2Sgs, for
new wheat, aud ss $500 for old; Family at 81 26@l0,
and Fancy Si0@ll
qRAIN--Wheati is frmer aud 10 fair demand nj 81
05qt 81 for prime old red, and 81 7O@l Is Tor the
best grades Of new red. Corn s active and in good
demand at full rates. qaois new ear al $780,, and
shsed at bSG1G0. Oats continues dull, and prices
ha We declined to iI42e. IN elevator. Rye is quiet at
76c. for primo samples. NOthing doing in Barley,
and prices nominal ... .....s
GROCERIEs-Tte market I. dull ~ the demand is
light. We quote hir to choice RIO Coffee nj S0G
I9t15c raw Sugar l3tDi7c; hard refined, f0@901<c.,
and NJ GLASSES 90g95c per gallon for Porto Rico.
H0GS--Au that ere on the market we're taken at
sllli 2B not and at the close holders refused "a take
less than sll so; receipts 6,S07 head.
wHIsD olders are asking 50 % for new, free,
and 81 90 in bond HosaeB.
TODACCO-The regular daily sales Of Lea fobacco
AZ Boduan's warehouse we're aa follows: % hhds and
rs boxes viz, 10 hhds. MAson County Leaf LugR
and Trash2 at 50 50, at tb IS, atS6 25, 9Ms7 10
and 81 rs, at IS, at e9 So at el02 ISL 40 al
S12 and Sl2 50, al sia 50. hhds. Virginia. nj
80 e. at 10, ts19 TO- % boxes Ohio and Virginia
At prices ranging from s2to si7 CO. ReesptS modsr-
H N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28
Attack by Highwaymen on Bishop
ROSecranS.

The Cincinnati Enquirer furnishes the
following details of an attack by highway
men on Bishop ROsecrans, ON Saturday
night last:
The facts are, that on Saturday afternoon
he came to the city from Mt st. Mary's
College, and repaired TO the Cathedral to
attend the duties of his Office in the con-
fessiOnal. lie started back to the college
about nine o'clock In the evening. While
on his way up the BOldface road, and about
two-thirds up the hill, he observed in the
bend of the road, short distance in his adj
vance, two men walking slowly. The
Bishop was walking at a brisk pace. As he
passed them one of the men said, "YOu APP
pear TO DE in a hurry Y'
The Bishop replied, ''Yes am in hurry
to get home.' The same voice continued,
''linve you any money" The Bishop an
swered, "No any worth speaking about"
and increased his pace. The two men cried
out, ''Eialt, and we will see II you have any
money" The Bishop commenced running
| up the Hill, the tYo men pursuing. One of
the men fired pistol, the ball entering the
Bishops left leg just below the thigh and
passing through lodged In the right leg.
The shot did not prevent the Reverend pre-
| late from making good his escape, by out
running the highwaymen and reaching the
| college.
The ball was extracted, and up to yester-
| day evening the Bishop was doing well, all
though his wound was exceedingly painful
and likely 10 keep the Bishop In his room
| two or three weeks. The Surgeon In at
tendance gives II as his opinion, that II the
ball had extended one-fourth an inch
higher the shot would have proved fatal.
There Is no clue whatever of the wOuld-be
murderers.