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bees killed. rie.. reports may saIl-pr.vs pre-
eight 70 Fifteen thousand, Of whom . consider:
Able numbsr are prisonsrs., That sf the eaeny
sans Be sussesd q: bat officers who were At, ;
el4sl % the 'front.' and saw something Of the
saApghter. state thst it cssnst be less than from
% e $1,000. =
tie nsws bsggars description. While prapasu.
Aions for An evsssstion had been in progfses
lsveral weeks, the audiences Of the moxemeat
took every one bY ssfprisa The Prssident was
at church; eA6sials we're resting in-sowparativs
'qllsk GwAitine the dSspatehes of Gsh. Lee;
a1eis;passd di.a.ter when, however. the
EutA Nas fersshsdowed, sueh hurrying to and
fro.& sash gathering Of goods, disposition Of
effects. aAa sndeAvors to leave the city. as took
rlsos.. has no parallel during the. war. The
street: were threpged by an excited populass.
's6siais packing asd renewing the public re-
>eerdss The tereh was freely applied by order
-sfthA Geysrnnsnt 20 all spee;.4. "f pV6lic pro-
lsrty. In eorns instanees the pa iistie ownsrs
sse Are to their own prcn,i:rs LiGbys Prison,
tobacco warehouses aud hoMr n,illa whole acres
OF .yirgisia weed. s-SoUmissary storss and
buiIdingss The laboratory and .,eenal-,in hrief.
'sysrythilg tSat could afford sastensnee to the
YaAkss as1y. or ineits pfllag@. wss given to
tie daDss. During Sunday night. many Of the
stores were broken open and robbed Of their
ssntsots, and others were tllrown open to the
peor and needy.
Bsfsrs sunrise. flames and smoke were coiling
above aud eround the saerifcial pile in every
direction. Our Aslakof had fallen, our noble
6s4t Of gun-bssts were either sunk or blown
up, ~ On that nssnorabls occasion, and our
men Hight have bssa sssa, With the iurid light
Of tSsif Burning capital glimmsr,ng on their
fAoes, rstreating slowly from the place.
On Monday, up 10 the hour of my departure,
tie sxeitsasct eth continued and the work Of
AsstsNstisn prefrssseA. The superb railroad
~lridss assess the james vas burned, and other
sinilsr atssstarss above and below it. Little
railrssd rolling stock. if any, remained. The
1sst train LEFT o. Nenaay morning.
At what Asut the enemy entered, am not
now informed But 81 their advance was
within seven miles, presume a column must
have nsrek.d up during the day. An oficsr
Who sscapsd from Richmond in . canoe says
that, when he left. q Yankee o6cer was .ddrsss-
ing . crowd from the Warrington monument
From the Augusta coassitutio''slst. Of The
18th. We take ths following account, alleged to
bs authentic from Riehmond
Gentlemen who left Richmond subsequent to
the evacuation. have>reachsd this city and fur
Aished Ms with some interesting particulars of
this sad event. All Of them concur in The
Statement that there WAS disorder attending
the afair. and that all Of the reports co1eerDisg
r1obs 6pd, other Outra9aoHs Draooe5inrs era m.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
From Sumter VILLAGE.

We have been permitted to read some iste.
resting private letters frsn he'villsgs Of SUN
ter, Of dates Of the 18th, which amply confirms
oil tho previous accounts from that quarter
The plundsring wss great and universal, ~
usual, and it Is estinated that the enemy have
torn away NO less than 5000 negroes from the
village and its precincts. Many of the nsUess
wept bitterly and strevs to secaps them. but
the soldisrs wers memorable. The officer.
freely declared it their policy to do the work sf
'sbjueation by 'tarying the .. population inte
submission. While in the village. they issusl
a sheet from the press. called the Bsn~sr Of
Freedom, full of noasensisal reports about the
events of the war. but calling upoG The people.
in a ssrieus editorial. to abandon hopeless
easss. We note ameDg these Of our militia
who were slain in the late fight in Sumter. the
names Of Aesarh Pampsro, McQuesn, Bee. Long
and DR.. Thonpson.
Salisbury has been recap<ured by the Con.
federafAa
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sAttention, Co. K, Sd Reg't s. G. S. T.
HEADQUART RICHLAED DISTRICT,
APRIL II, 1855.
V.OU are hereby ordered to assemble at the
L Court House, On TUESDAY, April IL, st
proceeding forthwith to
By order Of y; L. ". TAYLOR.
April ls Capt. Cong Co. K, Sd Regt.
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30 apthsntic from Riehmond
Gentlemen who left Riebnend subsequent to
the evacuation. have>reaehsd this city and, fur.
Aished us with some interesting particulars of
this sad event. All Of them concur in the
statesnsbs that there MAS no disorder attending
the affair and that all Of the reporta co1eerDisg
nobs snd ether outrageous proceedings sre IN.
founded.
A. daybreskyp Nosdsy, tissd. the arssnsls,
eannisesry and qusr:esmasssr departments,
-TrHdsgar iron werks, both railroad bridges,
Mayofs foot bridge and other public buildings
were set on ere and destroyed Tie burning
Of ,hese valuable structures caused great
eonhagrst:ea. which. however, did net extend
to any frisst~ buildings. Ha4all's immense
Aouring mill L.,sg the only piece of private
property burned.
A gentleman who left the city ss q O'Clock.
Monday morning. says tha: the enemy entered
the city about I O'clock; bus that wss@ he -
Ga the eorner Of Aais and Hiath. he cav Ne
thing sf then. I'm leaving town. he observed .
body of Yankee cavalry pacing. ess Clay
st:sss seward tks line Of for.iacssioos. Con.
@aeiss se shs North bsak sf ths 1.nss Ri,sr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16
professional.
vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1850,

Established in the Year 1851
FOR THE CURE OF rRIvATE DIsEAsR
And under the control OF two Of the most Rmneu
Physicians in the World.
DR. n, BONAPARTE, from London ard Par
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears OF the Gin
cinnati Venereal HOsplta and DR.. E. b. REYNOLDS
late OF New York. This Is the only Office in the cit
where permanent cure OF Private Diseases can b
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change
diet Gonorrh9a cured Ia SIX 10 iorty-tWo ho1ls
on to three weeRsi Nocturnal Emissions stopped 10
two to days; Seminal Weakness cured in two 70
eight weeks syphilis in its primary stages cured ~
three days Secondary symptoms in one to three
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN one to three weeks
impoiency viger restored in TO iour weel r.. Al
diseases Of private nature treatedwth unparHlelee
success, male or female.
Dr. Bonapartes great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide to Health, IL beneficial TO ALI mbs
and female, old and young should road this work;
Will enhghten those who grope in darkness. fres
twenty-five cents, sentby mail.
DR. Bonaparte's French Patent Male ssiel Il is
perfectly sale, and never fails to give satisfaction
be the only safe and sure preventive Against disease
one, 81 per hall dozen, "a per dozeni sent by 5nsn
Hs-Madame LozIER's Female Monthly Pills ie
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions ana a ie
male diseases. Ladies' should not use them during
pregnacy, they will produce miscarriage. fnce ~
per box2extra fine s5.-sent to any address by mail
Drs: B. \ Il. are the men to consulti they are un,
due st onaby acknowledged to he the champions and
kings OF yineroal diseases, and the only Doctors Mh9
receive monthly reports. from the o!d world, they
have been accustomed from an early age OF yuuih 70
witness the various dscas ess.which atfict MANKIND
and to watch the progress through long career O.
professional study. in every sphere OF lite, rom the
humble abode Of poverty to the mansion OF tht
wealthy, and having aseeriained beyond doubt IN.
vast suffering OF humanity, they deteimnedt to seect
the ge eratye stem as their particular study ann
to devote their whole attention TO the slieManon Q
the diseases ofthese important funcpcns. No lsteg
will he answered unless they contain ATemltanee o
Drs BONAPARTE n REYNOLDS,
No. 1872 Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, ONO.
Olheo hours from A, NJ to Z. M. lel1 b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16
a CARD TO INVALIDs.

A Cerymen, residing in South America as a mis-
n sionary diseoveTsda safe aud simple remedy for
tho Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Eearly Decay, Dis
eases ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train ofdsorders brought by baneiu and vi
Clous habits Great numbers have been already cur
ed by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to
benefit the Afflicted and unfortunate, ] will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, IN
sealed envelope, TO any one who needs it, Free Of
Chqfge. L
Pldaseinslose post. paid envelope, addressed to
yourself JOSEPH r. INMAN.
STATION ID, Bible HOUSE,, New York City.
m253m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

,y,,i .hsse ch,Idrea nave a comfortable home, and
isa means of cducat0n1 Would this wife be lndepen'
tent OF the rod charities of the worldl Would this
. ',e6 ana feeiis pnrert be provided fort Would my
y a 10 debisl Would there he no sacrifice Of
troTtv by forced sales OF administrator to meet
s detrenis creditors made when the market
t,ds downwsrd and falr prices cannot be realizedl
fo, fs can answer these question to their satsac-
nonl They fear 10 ask them, and cherish The belle
thot thAy have long lease on llie Thus b0th ioo-
sh andcowardly. The brave mar
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16
ORRFIFICATB Oh AUTH0RITY.
o expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1861
OFFICE or THE AUDiroR OF STATE,

'I' OFFICE or THE AUDiroR or STATE
H Insurance Department,
aH $3.50 C6lumbus, Ohio, January 80, 1865.
Htdudf, The GERMAnGA, HANOVER, hIA0ARAt AMI
sEruHdo Bire Insurance Companies, located at New
York. Ia the State Of New York, have each filed in thls
ucs statement of its condition, asrequired by
the first section Of the Act To regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated by the State OF Ohio,'
PASSED April s. 1856 and amended February q 1864 and
IWcrfls each Of said Companies has furnished the
ui,raned satisfactory evidence that they are each
p, ed VI az least One Hundred Thousand Dollarso OF
ttiuat Capital invested in stocks or bonds, or in
mortgages Of real estate worth double the mnonrt
for which the same Is mortgagedi and, Whcreas each
uf sul Companies has hled In this Office written
In hnilent under its corporate seal signed by the
PRESIDENT and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
cop agents Of said Companies in this state 10 acknow-
itdee service process, for and in behalf Of said Com
psaiys aeo0rtling 10 the terms of said law
Nnm IherCfre in pursuance Of the first section
d, sha Aforesaid act ], JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor
~ ai,te for Ohio, do hereby certify that said GER
~. aNsb UNNuYEB, NIAGARA and nEPURtic Fire lnau-
,gig, Cqiasuua Of New York, ue authorized 10
IlrHgt tie business of Fire and Marine lnsntancr
m bii State until the tllrty-fis day of January, ii
Ul,yrir vu' Ulpusalid eight hudred and aiNty-sX.
bFar lUcrsqS i have herruntn sutsriihed my
ur nnt chGsed tho seal ni my othce To oic aiiiNod
iur a0 and Ner al'oNr written.
Jhs y. COLNAN.
'T.I Arp'ur ul srt
N'l .aL.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

con where he has preceded them into eternity Sylt
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng when
fste seemed least proptious. In moral ana Wor,cy
sense il s one great weapon by which to rob death o.
bis sting. -, ,.ir arr
10 die toni GIT, would those who are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

n WE Etna graats policies FOR LIFE, for term
l. Of years Endowment policies and childl ems En-
dOwment. Also, Non FOrieihng Policies, on which no
payment is required amer ten years.
rive thousand dollars paid on two losseB in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the eontrysnces Of men to protect the
family circle from want, 10 found more sim
pie IN ls character, noble IN its features certain in
ts results, than Life Insurance. IL ia the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

II Is the hand OF the provident reaching
forth from the grave and still nourishng hIs offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY it, the faithful
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16
hIFR IrgsURAMon

Young men just starting IN business, whose chief
capital is their energy and integrity should insure their
iiYes 20 the amount OF half their liabilities Such an
set of dsinterested honesty whom known to theirored
tors, would justly noressetheiF confidence in them
II would show hatthey ddnot wish to leave their best
friends exposed to any avoidablecontngenc5i andthe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

= mfoirdI..
sueoeap in RusinesB.

No hlsiness eR6betrVu euccessnl which is Hot
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply puhlioi
want Success issuing nom the clap trap Of advertise
ing, or the tricks Of trade, OF mere preteuson and
ceiye The operator and those who Husi hirn. But II
article supplies public want and hrly meets its
reasonable expectations, fts success and general
adoption is merely question oftime- II may be
retarded by adverse influences sped by prOapering
gales, hut in tho end It s sure to wiu.
HUMPaREY's HoMEoPATHfc sPRoIFIos had
the common wahts of enhgnted lheA-curstiNes that
father, mother. nurse or traveller cou always have
with them, an awaysrely upop-so simple that mis-
take could not be inAde M the selection harmless
mat an mi ght them with mpunitY, And 80 efnent
that all night rely upon them with safety spoh they
nave proved. Thousands OF ffnies use them daily
ior ali the ailments an aeknasAas % Al ami rarely
are serOHsly sick, or need 10 cad phystaia
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have cnncd
themselves OF chrome diseases which have been the
bane Of their lives and upon which they have apent
hundreds in vain, and among the millions who use
them, none are found to question their purity or EN-
HUMPHREYss SPECIFICS ~
combine all the al gautages Or the best homeopaihie
treatment, without ts int caoy runcsrlAinty They
are preparedby physiQtan of over twenty Years
Homeopathic experience they have been uied in
every conceiyable mauner anath have been en-.
dorsed and recOdhmenii edhu the highest terms by
tho hun reds Of thousands who daily use them. y
win n case in your house, r0g
s4pGnss 9 oss 5ftss,' q s SGie1 bsIF9S
Measles or Scarlet Fever, or WhooT9us-o -oonSh Oh
even Fever, by u4.pe prevent YES p the case. 4q
You may cureTsgF Children Ef
OfCroup, or Cole tr TeoihAche, OF Headache,
Sleepessness, or sastsungfrnm Teething, or Worms,
or Indigestion or Wetting the Bed, OF Catsrrh, or
Measles, or Whooping CougA, or Scarlet Fevet, or
Dipth ria, or Bad Cold, or H1erseness, OF Rnnnug
the Ears and neainess, eyeu SQrofua, as tbou.
sands have done and do day.t q. if Y 'f
You may cs,rc your rseIF 100
or Headache wsst stoInachs z tndig digestl6n, or
Bousness, orshatHrh., Or a Bal gobit Or sore
Throat, Hoarsenesa, or Liver Complaint, OF Piles,
or Constipation rheumatism, OF Bore or Weak
Eyes or salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease or General
Debility, or even Asthma with these spe,jGcs.tuA Z
NOT FAM IY who have, ever had ono ofthese
Family Cases 90 HUttPuREYaN SPEdrFrCs, but would
give i've times its cost rather than be alth0ut 1t.
FAMILY GASES. -IhF g.
Case Of 81 large yialsi IN Inproeoo. and Book Of
BlretlOua suiu w
Case Of - large walls, morocco, aud Book. on
Case Of 20 large Yias, in m0roeco. and hook. 90
Case OF - large walls, 10 plan and Book. 90
Case Of 10 boxes (No. 10 l6l aud Book, ,...-. 90
Case II any six boxes (No. ft016), and Book. ] 25
LIST OP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16
Medical.

UAVIEG resigned my position in the u: 2 Navy
II l have resumed the practice o Medicine and
Surgery at my former residence, 3O4 Fihh street
second door from Jefferson, ,,.,.,,.
Dayton, June TO- ls05.-df
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

Having had Tho experience in Learning the exnct
wants o this community IN clothing, and having
met with q success while here, have therefore
and satisfaction to my customers. I respectfully
call the attention OF my patrons and al who may
desire 10 bny their wnier clothing, TO my present
stock; being satisfied that goods would advance
this fall at least thirty per cent purchased and
ordered TO he made up my entire stock OF Winter
low, and am therefore enabled to offer Inducements
To AL those who may favor me with an early call
hcles, VIZ:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

That he may grepple Win ~ the WISE man, that Re
may study lis nature and pallate s threatening Tho
means OF pahation are at hand, OF easy access to all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16

S,atsfntht ofthe condition Of the Republic Fire In
sur,nce Company OF the City Of New York the 81
hay of January, 1885, in conformity with the laws of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-16
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, ss,9s7,IOG.Bs.

Statement of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In
surunce Company, Of the City of Now York, on the
"A day Of January 1866 in conformity with the laws
ui the state Of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

yious nnhljshed lDcrease-Bills discounted not yo'
dpa rs, 100 O00 Bank notes. TX 3,2'1'o 100 ,ao Il
counts 3766 eco. Decresse-CasD, 4 H.. 90
yanocs, 1855, $50; Treasury balance ~i'',,
The Economist observes on the condi1on "a 'n0
discount and money market:
The hoayy demand for money evidenced IN tne &c
fnrns issued by the Bsnks Of England aiH rIn1e. To-
taken many persons by surprise and al tne saao ''
produced a sympathetic eHecl VI tn aa 60 Ia NJ
Sone additional inquiry has been experiences ~
90 ~ ar5 in ne omen market there Is tribe more
6rmness So far as our Bank return Is cohcern.u,
n ia nrohable that large amount OF the mercanu,
paper sent in the 4th OF the lnont au pcen hc'
IL in oxnectetcn Of reduction OF The discount rate
hut Tho retrn of the Bank Of France Is more strikngy
Instructive slowing II does the facility win winch
the activity of the discount market is stimulated by
foo sudden relapse from the high fates lately current
n remains TO be seen whether, with mercantile and
nIand the Bank u France will be able to sustain de-
mnds on the scale of those made during the past week
In the in Paris discounts are imp1aet
cable at the bank rate and it viii therefore appear tal
applications from abroad are being made IN tIa'
oi,artor During the week the movements in the pre-
eous metals have been small bnt Withdrawals OF Gov
ernment for Alexandria continue 10 be made. Inns
week IL il stated that contract has been signed wl
the Italian Govoinmel. for loan OF 4bUVU,OVt
sterling.
Money in the Stock Exchange Is worth abont pei
cent for short periods On government securities.
The First National Bank sold $4,000 Of .3os
to-day.
We arc requested 70 call attention to the adver
tisement of the "Ohio Oil Mining and Manufac
turing Company" in another column. Our infor
nation in regard to the property is confined to the
statements there made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

This table shows the highest rates In May and june
when large portion Of the supply was dstilery TED.
Estimating tho average weight OF cattle this year o.
the same we did last year. that 10 TOO lbs net weight Oh
beef we shall find ly264 400 ibs. Of meat. which
the average Of IA isc. n. makes the sum OF W.
s5s 66 gives an average Of go ls p head. Perhaps
in vsv Of this great number Of their Steers that have
been brought IN during the year. the estimate OF weight
placed too high Ga the other hand We have never
known 40 large number Of coarse. heavy oxen and
.t,es and as to the average price p head 1t VIII DO
recoected that e2O has not been an unusual price dur
ing three quarters Of the year. and great many have
brought q higher sum.
The price OF Sheep was valued much higher than the
preyious year, but mutton has always been cheaper
than beef.
Sheep and Lambs have been sold upon the scales this
wear to greater extent than before, the price
ran cling from &C. to Ice. pound live weight sheep
have generally sold at loo. y ID.
Swine never were known as high IN any previous
year. The range per pound live weight being gene
rally 9al5c.
Mich Cows have also ranged high and Veal Caves
never 80 high before notwithstanding tho very large
increase in receipts which shows that there 10 not as
strong desire as could wish on tho part VI farmers
TO increase their stock of cattle.
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF POUNDS OF MEAT FROM ALL
CLASSES OF BUTCHERS ANIMALS SOLD IN 1851.
Reef lg2 648 400 Mutton. 80 %, SOB 404
Veu.. 5706,515 Pork.....-- y9o4oc W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
SIX BTAr9.

To show tic total number Of Beeyes We add the 76JJ
Cows 20 the 2GL6D Bullock making total OF 2132l2
beef cattle for Il butcher We do this because nearly
oil Of tho Cows sold in this market go TO the swi feed
err WHO feed as much for beef milk and usually send
q their stock every year 10 tho butcher provided 1t
don't die Of disease.
Out of the abo, total We suppose that 800 head may
have been taken by farmers, and about 1oO head have
been shipped Government account. The balance has
Leen consumed by The city Of New York, Brooklyn, Jer
sey City Newark. and other towns in the vicinity eI
ccpt the small portion taken by shipping. either fresh or
saed but not altogether much as has conc into the
city in other wuys, dead or alive and not counted In
the returns Of any Of tho market places.
The following table shows the
WEEKLY RECEIPTS AND PRICES OF BULLocKs FOR
TIE YEAR 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

are better with exchesge; sales OF 1900 IDS. at i1@
Ice. for Western, and ioa l6ic. for City.
public sac Of south ameaiSass ,Ss
There large number OF buyers present. considea
BILE spirit ives manifested, ana higher prices were
obtained than was generally anticlpatee we apPenu
the particulars: bales BueDos Ayres Saxony NJ A4c.
do DO Merino at 4lc, 10 do. do no. MestlIa a.
37c. do. do. No. do. at &c; do. 40. LAMBS AZ
Sc. do. do. No. . Mestiza at 1'c;; 10 40 BuenGs
Ayres Merino at 3sic.; Is do. do No. Mestiza in
three lots al Sc 4ic and BE; ~ do do. no. do
at 3Oc.; 10 do. do No. do. at &c; do fine Entro
Rios do at Sc; do. Buenos Ayres at &c DO DO
No. | Mestza at &C.; do. do. No. at 2sic.f
S do. do. No. do. at 97ic.; 9 do: do. NO. =
do. at 27c.; 10 do. do. Meiino at Soc; ~ DO
do. No. Mestiza ut 49,. do do. NO. 90 az i4c.i
3Ido 90. Lambs &c.,. do do. Common at 3ee.i ~ DO
do. Meriro, 37i 03slo.; 90 do. do No. Mestiza BIC
u do. do. No. do. 3Oc. do. do. No. 100 &C.; D
do do Lambs do 29c. 10 do Fine Entire Rios MestiIa
do. No. Mestzs, 37c.; 10 do. do: No. d. 3ec. ~
do do No 3 do, 2sc; do. Fine Entire Rios Mestiza
52c; 10 90. do. 4ec; do. do 4sc.; DO Medium DO,
Fntro Rios Mestiza &c.. do. Medium Entire Rios de-.
4Glc.; do Medium Entire Rios Mesliza, 49, II DO
Fine do. 4ee; do, 49, 10 do tine banda o'ien.ai'
5lc 10 do. Medium do. 59ic.; do Entire Rios Mesti'
"a, 36ic 10 dc. DO. do. 30 do do do 400 DO ao
do i2c 10 BAGS uare lbs. cacl) Washed Rio Grande
alto 069c. baes Ctarc l6 lbs) do Montevideo o2.e
bales Unwashod do. at 3sc.; do. Mendosa TIC
bales Rio Grande Cnwaslod 3sc. bales dare IL iSs -
do. do, 4oc.; bales Eutre Rios, 300 35le; 10 90
Wa he'd Cordoya Care 81 he. on hido bae) 1 ~ 40
do do Zoe. do 10. do, i6c.; 10 do. do do 7uc,
cprools Washcd Santiago at &C.; do. Colienies at
4ec.; 10 do balats Gillian, 0are ts) at $50 ~ 90.
do. damaged, 27c; DO do. Merino, Sc bags tsre
ibs. Gags l50) Canada Super Pnllod, 9sc. bales
do. do. No. !, ssc.; bags Broken Wool Gare
3 ns) 5sc.; bags Pulled q Lambs, ] Black 90
l6 bags Black California Qare ~ lbs.) 37Ic ana ~
DO do do 3ijc The sale Of Fleeces and East lndia
yesterday afternoon also well attended, ard iui
prices reszed the offerings comprised 4sf-4oo 10.
fleeces at 76de5,c for Michigan, seG9lic for other
Fleeces 620blic. for Unwashed do. 81 % for lo'
embracing 900 ibs and 81 10 for tub ashed and ~
bales East India at 3ci 0sJc.
WHlShI--rhe market Is dull, and heavy; sales
OF $50 bbis. at 81 30 q gallon for Western.