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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
RY W. l.. WALL q CO.,
- AUCTIONERRg

TATE IN THE SEVENTH wARD. n
by vlrtno of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
tho District of Columbia, In Equiiy sitting, hear
ting date December l2th, 1884, aud passed In q
cause IN whlsh William y Riley 81, al. In behali
o. the 'h9uni Vernon Building Asssflation, :
aro Compl4inanta, and Edward N. Clarke e. D.
are Defendants, (No. iol Equity I shall oaer
for sale At Public Auction, In front Of the prom.
ises, on TUESDAY, tho tth day Of April, A. D.
lsdA at O'clock D. M. the following real q.
In square numbered three hundred and afiy.
three (iS) of the plan " the City Of waHhin gton
beginning for the nOrtheas, corner Of said sluaru
At the inisrseetiono of D stree; south and Tenth
street we.ti thence running south on a line With
any -four (oD foel ten aud one half lqOjl ineilss
line with Said ''I strest'i any .Tour (6l) Rot
ton and one half Qol) inches 10 the place u BE-
ginning, with tho improvements thereon,
This property II situated on the corner u NJ
street south aud Tenth strsct west, aud Sasr,
great Inducements 10 purchasers.
TermA--Ono third cash, the residue In ak and
twelve months, tho purchaser giving his nctes
for tho deferred payments satisfactorily endorbed
and bearing interest from The day q sale
chase money l. paid.
All eonveyanelnR and roSenue stamps al thJ
cost Of the purchaser rH 4
n thu terms Of sale are not complied with
within Ave days FROM the day of sale, the Trus-
tee reserves the right TO resell the said property
At the risk aud cost Of the dsfaulting purchaser,
by giving three days' notice In some newspaper
printed In tho city of waahlngton. ~
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
mh27 7.2avAds W, l.. WALL 4 CO., Auets.
kr THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, "a NAY.
.. ..... . A. LLOYD, Trustee.
Aps2.awtd WIN. L. WALL 4 Co, kuets.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
G K AT ON II A l. l.
CORNER or NINTH AND D STREETS.

g X AT o N II A Il Il
CORNER or NINTH AND sTKRETs.
This Largo aud Handsome Hall Il now for
rent for Balls, Concerts, Ge. II ID Anely fires.
coed, aud finished In the most substantial man.
ner, with large and convenient dressing -rOoins,
And gallery At the south end for spectators,
The Han Il the bqst ventilated room In the
city, with twenty windows on the south and
east and west sides, With large yentll.ior Ia
the centre Of tina HALL II IL ndrhirably adapted
for Concerts, being bnilt with especial attention
10 that object and for Balls tho greate-t care
ha- been taken 10 have the best hoor that could
be procured
The Hall win 10 rented for Balls Concerts,
Minstrsls, Pairs, Ao.
Inquire o. o. sHECKELs, on b street third
door from the Hall. noIo.dn
T0HN n. ,ELvANs 4 CO,
" 81 LoulslAnA avenue aud 3Os c street n
WAsHINdT0N, u. O.,
BRALRRs ~
kEu HARDWARE 4
cur YAtLs-Yihlshcd, to l2d Pehes, 8 10
l2d Boz, ., 2, ed.
cut sPJkEs.-l tc7 lBehss.
| CLlNcH MAILS
| PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
! HORSE SHOES, Burdsn's Government, No. !
"a No. 70 u MuIe shoes, >, 2 D
HORSE NAiLs-dri@H' "a. ~" ioi pI,S'S,. 70. s,,
London, eto 10; American, 10 70 10.
spil TERMsi NET CASH
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD,
IN Prepared IN the best manner,
or In the stick, delivered 10 any part Of the city
at the shortest notlee.
q. L. bHERIRP,
. once PehbHylyanlA avenue,
| Between Third aud POM. and a half streets.
| Apl5-lm Yard Pour apd "A -hnlfat, and Canal.
nRop0RALH FoRLIMR.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
RY J. Q. sTAPFORD, 4 90.
~ AucTIoNRKRs.
UIDEs AND TAhLow.

HIDES AND TAbLow.
| win he .oia a PHbre Auction, on wEDNRs-
DAY, the eaih instant, At n o'clock a. m. n
sixth street Wharf, the following ar,ielea, nore
1 or loss
4 Sd1 saIsed Beef Hides,
80 Cry Beef Hides
~ Dry Oalf shlns, .H
! toS sheep Pelts
~. ih PountisN TAllow tBeefl
5sdlS 0ulioss NeAisfoot oil M
2, 42 rouuss Of Tallow scraps,
A,oaOfNifs Of Horns.
2, 900 assorted Empty Barrels
TeSns cash, In Government kuAs
~. BELL,
.,.-,, Lieut.. Col aud e. s.
washington, April u, lees. splS-a
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

business RSTABLIsHMRNT f0ltI
ID SALR IN THE CITY OF wAsHIN0TON
In consequence Of the M health Of the pfoprie \
tor, 4 Well.eaiablished aud pro atabls wine,
liquor and family grocery WholeAale and retail.
baainoss IL now olcrod lsF sale, togethef Wlih
the lease Of the pTonlIaea, about ave years Qfan,
Tho stock eonalafn 81 a very rhoiea aud v el /.
selaetad aaaoTtmant of the above articiaa, AMI
will bo SOLD In whole or IN part.
Apply foF further ihlorInalion ~ letter 3. 4As'
wILalN, Boa No. Sl washington fs., 2n.sf'
D, 9, fH'"
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

ouARrHRnAsrKR 9RSRAL's oTTieH,
$3.50. fs......... fIAsr DIVISION,
VIII bs sold Al public auction, 70 The highest
bidder, a. 0leaboFo', ID. Q. on
TUESDAY, April T.
TUESDAY, April ~,
TUESDAY, April Is
49,. TUESDAY, April 20,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
DAY.
Those horses have been condemned ~ unht for,
the cavalry aerviee Of tho army.
FOR road and farming purposes many good
bargains may be had. ri
Horses sold singly. Sale TO commence n 10
q m. Terms cash, In United states currency.
JAMES A. EklN,
BFsvet Bngadler General, in charge first
DiVislon ouArtsrmaHtsr Genefal'g oniee.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18


A THEW wELL-KNowN HOUSE
N. WILLIAM ~
Ladies' will hnd all the novelties Paris pro. -
duses iu LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
MkNTILLAs, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS,
vHLvHTs, LADIES UNDER aARMENTs, HU.
hAN HAIR GOODS, Lubln's and DsMarsou's a
PERFuMBRY, cUJDRIY's PoNADE, Ae,
Ladies' can have Dresses and everything In the
Millinery line made to order.
Hair Dressing, Hair Dycips, and shAmPocing
done In the house, and all kinds Of Huir Work
made to order.
Orders given to Paris for any kind Of Goods fos
not less than tloo will be attended 10 faithfully.
. . ". WILLIAM, Importer,
No. 800 Penna. Gy. Washington, D. C.,
APil.im No. 7cite TrsVi's, Paris.
GOLD AND STOCK
Our once has been placed N direct telegraph
communication with the Oold and Stock w.
change RPoms In Now York, iRFurins PrOmp,'
Purchases aud sales made at the usual rates.
RiTTENHoUsE, FowLkR co,
mhS,du Bankers, Sa2 Penna. avenue.
g NTH a FARIs,
- FRESCH CONFECTIONERY,
LADIES', REsTA
No. llS West BAltlmere Street.,
BALTIMORE
The rHrezt delicacies, frnits, Creams Pound,
Sponge and Frosted Cakes supplied " families a'
MEALS AT ALL HOURS or THE DAY.
As-The choicest Wines constantly On hand.
jell
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

So THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED 7
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, "a Mar.
..... -. A. LLOYD, trustee.
aps2.awtd WIN. l.. WALL 4 Co, kuetp
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
A UcTIoN SALE or coSDENNEp

A AUCTION SALE OF ooNDEMNEDI
IA HORSKS
QuARfERhAsrBR 0ESERAL's OfElcn,
RIRsf DIVISION,
wAsmEaToN CIrf, April \, 1898. j
WIn be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, 10 the high 4
est bidder, al Baltimore, Maryland, on
THURSDAY, April 1a, 1s65,
TWO HUNDRED MARKs WITH f0AL,
Many VI them we'll bred and in g9od condition.
THURSDAY, April %, ls95
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HOhsBsf
THURSDAY, April q, 1888,
ONE HUNDRED MAREs WITH fOAL AND
ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY hOhbhh
The horsos have been condemned a. unAt Tor
the cavalry service Of the army,
Rains may be- had.
Animals sold Eingly.
sale 10 commence At a. m, and will be held
Al Phillips 0oVsTnmsnt stables, corner of FIRE.
inOnt and Ramsey utreets.
Terms cash, In united States eurrency,
JAMES A. EKIN, Brew. Brig. Gen,
aPS.34 IN charge First Division, q ~ 2. ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
EsrIrrTIoN IN ALApANA.

Official information received here represents that
there will be great suffering in Alabama during the
present winter owing TO the small corn and grain
crops the result Of the want of the necessary labor
and the severe drought which prevailed over most OF
the productive lands Of the State. IL is estimated
that there are no less than two hundred thousand
persons both black and white who must be furnished
with food until they can raise it for themselves
The Freedmen's Bureau is, however, under instruc-
tons from the Secretary Of War, taking the neces-
sary steps relieve these people as far as possible
az sn early day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING.............DEC;. 4 1sss
The Meeting of Congress.

A formal announcement that Congress as
sembles to-day is unnecessary. An event 30
important to the whole country, and so impor-
tant especially in its connection with every
Southern interest, is not likely to escape the
knowledge ofany one. The tired laborer does
not better know of the advent Of the Sabbath.
We might more appropriately say that the pris-
Oner does not better know and more dread the
approach Of that day when his fate is to be de-
cided. Heaven grant that it may bring to US
what we scarcely dare hope for-the repose Of
the Sabbath rather than the anguish Of the day
ofwrath- At no epoch of our history has there
been presented such noble occasion for the
display Of patriotism. The avOwed object of
the war was to restore the Union. War has
performed its mechanical function, and now
leaves to craftsmanship the cOmpletiOnsOf the
work. The part Of true craftsmanship, as Of pa
triotism, is to heal decorations, re-unite sepe-
rated parts and cement severed interests. To
accomplish this, nothing can be easier, if Con-
gress will only come TO the work with good
viii, without hatreds and prejudices, and with
out party and sectional feelings. If the domi-
nant party, acting under the inspirations of the
President, shall prefer the peace and prosperi-
" Of the Union, TO the success and perpetuity
Of party, the good work will speedily be
consummated. 1t is natural that men who have
long acted with great political organization,
have conducted a war under its auspices and
participated in its triumphs, should love that
organization and be 10th to give it up. Let
them retain it and its name, too, they will, but
let those higher and holier influences, that
spring from patriotism, restrain them from per-
petuating the passions and rancors OF war, when
war itself has ceased. Let them make their
pArty subordinate to their country, TO its union,
tranquility aud true interests. The whole
country is awaiting, with the profoundest solicit
tude, the actions of the Congress that assem-
bles to-day. May the counsels and the spirit
Ofthe illuStrious founders of the Republic in
fuence and shape its policy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

Of Virginia, and also be made a source Of
revenue to the State.
Upon associated enterprise and capital we
must chiefly rely for the development of the
marvellous hidden wealth and resources of the
State. Much Of this enterprise and capital
will have to be attracted from abroad. The
Legislature will, no noubt, be called upon to
grant charters to numerous associations Of indi-
viduals proposing to engage in this vast aud i'm
pOrtant field of enterprise. A circumspect but
liberal policy of grants and charters will tend
greatly TO the relief and benefit of the State
Toattract enterprise and capitalize our borders
should be one chief aim of legislation.
The message Of the Governor will, no doubt,
state with precision, aud recommend with that
generous ardor Characteristic of the occupant
Of the executive chair, all needful measures of
legislation.
In closing these remarks, We beg to impress
upon the Legislature the Importance of doing
all that is proper and necessary TO hasten, and
or avoiding all that shall tend to retard, the re-
organization and restoration of this much
crippled State. Upon the speedy recovery OF
its political franchises and powers as State,
depends its redemption and its prosperity, the
formation of an adequate labor system, the
successful development of its resources, and
the tranquility and happiness of its inhabitants.
Communities are now disorganized, interests
dislOcated, business paralyzed and the people
oppressed with heayiness Of spirits a wise
Legislature may administer much present re-
lief and devise measures that shall cOnduce to
future and permanent recovery. We trust
that the Legislature to assemble to-day will
prove to be such body.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rHE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.

RICHMOND, December ?, 1865
Since our last report there has been some little adj
vance in the rates for Gold and Shareholders pay
ing to-day LAT for Cold and selling at l4s. Silver,
halves ndquarters, l42. Dimes, 1872; Mexican dol
lars, 146; American dollars IA Market a little
more active.
ToBAcco.-There was no break to-day. The only
sales at the tobacco warehouse was one hogshead
at Sc. One was taken in at SO 30.
In Cincinnati on the 30th ult, sales were 30 hhdS
az from - to s3s TO- Market for leaf hrmer Tor all
GRADES. Receipts only moderate.
In st Iouis. on the 29th there was better demand
for manufacturing grades
~ II pbiIadelphia on the 1st inst, manufactured
.ont;nned In fair demand. The fine grades are very
scorcs and firmly held but low grades are dull. In
leaf, little or nothing IS dong
In louisville, on the 29th ult, the sales amounted
N lac hhds., including reviews, 81 reflections and
3 bbds new crop The latter was cutting leaf, and
sold at s3l o. The other sales were from "a % to
s31 %.
In New York, on the lst inst, receipts 2O1 hhds
and 273 packages. The demand for Kentucky was
rather more active, while other sorts were dull and
heavy. We note sales of $50 hhds. Kentucky at
IN % cts We quote Kentucky and Virginia -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
The Legislature.

It is understood thata quorum Of each House
of the Legislature have reached the city, and
it is expected that both bodies will be organ
lied without difficulty or delay. For the
Speakership of the House, we hear the names
of Messrs. Garnett of Essex, Watkins of Prince
Edwaad, Baldwin of Augusta, Wilson of
Lynchburg, and IJoynes of Petersburg, men,
toned. Messrs Gordon and Davis will doubt
less be reelected Clerks of the respective
Houses. For the minor offices, there are a
llrce number of candidates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
TO THE PUBLIC

The publication of the EVENING BULLETIN has
been temporarily suspended. The reasons which have
determined the temporary suspension grow out of the
fact that, during its eXistence-upwards of three
months-its founders have failed to secure for the en-
terprise that patronage which could alone make 1t
profitable one TO themselves. Whether the eXertons
used and the efforts made wrongly directed,
whether the principles upon which the paper
Quoted found tho community unprepared for their APP
probation, questions which, 1t is hoped, will find
agreeable solution III the new efforts which are about
being made for its resumption and successful conduct
Believing that the teachings of the late war were
warning the people of the South against the apathy
which they had hitherto exhibited for the of
tcral progress and physical development, the EVEN
ING BULLETIN used every cndeav or, and bent every
energy towards directing public attention to the
sphere of usefulness and power which, 1t was con-
ccivcd, now open to our people. 1t has failed,
however, in securing that result. The paper de-
voted to the urthcance of the interests of the
tile community interest which, however, after n
costly experience Of three months, it has been dcov
cred is insufficient for its support
Unwilling, however, TO yield to the opinion that
important and enrolling of usefulness is not
opened to renewed and welldireced Efforts 1t has be-
decided to further endeavors place the paper
wider basis giving il those features Of genera, in
terest and usefulness which will ene 1t to
tended patronage. To that effect arrangements will be
perfected during the present month to bring ont the
paper in lrgerform, and to devote it mainly to the
interest OF families, thus enabling II to I'LL desdera
greatly felt II is believed, in the communicated
IS, frst-class literary paper.
The size OF the paper will be enlarged, its general
features of attraction and usefulness extended rs to
meet fully the requirements Of the interests which
will uphold. 1t will not for this, however, cease to
keep alive in the minds of our people the great teach
imgs OF material and industrial dcveQnements, thus
preparing them for that transition ipto which they are
insensibly perhaps, but rTesSthy apsing awakening
gradually yet surely, the fact that the power and
permanence of nations reside in their aptitude for the
industrial and material arts.
To those Of the patrons of the BULLETIN who have
failed TO meet their obligations promptly, would say
that, during the present week, the collector will wait
Them and that it is hoped that there will be no
further and needless delay in the settlement accents
Solicitors will be out to the city for IA
tronage for the enterprise. We trust that their
success will be commensurate with the EXPECTATION
which entertain of resuming the publica ion of the
paper before the close OF the year.
ERNEST LAGARDE,
dec4-lt Editor . Evening Bulletin -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.

We shall soon be called upon to elect member Of
the Legislature 10 I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of the late Litteton TaZewell. At
the present time more than in any previous period
of our municipal history, do We need men in the
General Assembly who are alive 70 the wants and
interests Of our city, and who entertain liberal and
enlightened views of what is best for the welfare Of
the whole State. Such an one will be found in the
person Of Mr.. Thomas H. Wynne, and We hope it
may be his pleasure TO announce himself candidate
at once, and let his fellowctiZens show their appre
citation OF his merits by eecting him to the House
RICHMOND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

The attention of parties sending freight by this road
is respectfully called to the following extracts from the
rules:
All articles, when brought to a depot are to be ac-
companied by two plat Rly-written tickets stating the
articles sent, with specification Of the number Of
packages parcels, when they than one, and
the contents of EACH with the gross weight opposite
each article and stating TO what place they be
sent, by whom and TO whom, II the article received
correspond with the tickets, will be signed by the
proper agent the depot and delivered the person
bringing the articles The other ticket will be retained
bv the agent TO be filed away In case must articles
for more than one person be put on the ticket
Parties desiring receipts other than the tickets
with the draymaa or waggoner required above
furnish the ready written, specifying the articles
as above directed IN which they will be signed by
the agent. The Company keep on hand at each dep0t
and will furnish blank receipts Of the description re-
quired, on application to their agent
When goods consigned to the same place and person
are the depot in various separate lots care mast
be taken TO send them the of the day as
otherwise single packages lots arriving by themselves
are liable to be entered separately the Companys
books, and charged single packages. No correction
be made IN such cases. The urgency of the Com
panys business does admit Of the holding packages
in waiting for others which are intended To accompany
them. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
dec4-lm Superintendent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
SOUTHERN MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Nov. 3O.-COtton is bet
ter sales of $500 bales; Middling, 50a5l cts Su-
gar fair, Iii cts. Moasses, choice, 81 10. Gold
stiff at 1894. Exchange on New York per cent
dis Freights on cotton to New York, lic., to Ii
verpoo 11-16d.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 30-COtton is dull at 49a50 cents
for middlngs, and 5la52 cents for fair. The stock
on hand amounts to 80 900 bales. The receipts ex-
coed the shipments.
MOBILE MARKETS, Dec. 1.-Sales to-day of 1000
bales middling cotton at 47a48. Sales of the week
9 900 bales.
WILMINGTON, November 3O.-CoTToN-We quote
sales of % bales middng at 43ia43g cts; - bales
mddling. slightly damaged, at Acc.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Ne sales.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales of 435 bbls at So o.
TAR.-We quote sale of 1913 bbls. at 50 10.
RosIN.-No sales.
TIMBER.-No sales
Gold buying at l47; Silver buying at l4O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04


bushels mixed at 95ae6 cents Beef dull. Pork firm;
sales of 1900 bills Mess, S2Sa2S.5O. Lard dull at
1923 cents. Whiskey steady at 1874. Cotton has
declining tendency; sales of 800 bales at 5Oaoi
cts. Rice firm; Rangoon, 9ial0lc.; Carolina, l3a
l3Ic Sugar firm; sales of 2 500 hhds. New Orleans
at l34al4 cts; Muscovado, 13!al43 cts; Havana,
13la13i cts. MOlasses firm; sales of $500 barrels
Porto Rico at S5a95 cts; Barbados, 65 cts. Naval
stores firm Petroleum firm; sales of $500 barrels
crude Al cents refined, II cts Wool dull sales of
90 600 lbs fleece at 60a65 cts. Freights dull
PHILADELPHIA, December Flour market is
dul sales TO the trade at IS 25al3 90 per bbl for
superfine and fancy brands, as in quality. Rye
Flour quiet with sales at 81 % per bb Corn Neal
dull. Wheat steady sales of new red at 81 80, and
old do at 81 35 white sells at 81 6Oa2 50. Rye is
lower at 81 - Corn lower and less active sales of
yellow at S4a9O cents. Oats dull; sales at 50a50a
cents. Provisions dull and dropping. Cloverseed is
selling at SSa8 % per bushel for prime Timothy is
quiet Flaxseed steady at SO 10 per bushel. Whiskey
in little demand small sales at s. 36a2 3per gallon
for Pennsylvania and Western bbls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
". W. HOLDEN,
Provisional Governor.
TIE PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.

General Grants views in regard TO an increase Of
the regular army will be commune ated TO the mill
tary committees of Congress at the proper time, No
one is at liberty to foreshadow his views in regard
TO that matter. He is in favor OF reducing the army
10 the lowest point compatible with the public Ill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

SOUTHERN CONGREsSMES's SrATIoNERV.-Says
Washington despatch to the Cincinnati Gazette:
The question came up before the Postmaster of the
House, the application of Tennessee Representa-
tive, whether stationery would be issued to southern
members. The Postmaster asked the CLERK ADVICE
about n and the Clerk replied that he must judge
for himself whether they were entitled to the nghs
of members. and act on his own responsibility.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04
NORTHERN MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec Flour has declined ba2O cts
sales of 5000 bbls; State s76oas60; Ohio, 8. sOa
1915; Southern, s9al550. Wheat has declined lc
Sales Of 30 900 bushels Chicago Spring at 81
Milwaukee Club at sl.73a1.75; Amber Milwaukee
at sls2. Corn has declined cent sales OF oOOOO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-04

The present stock comprises 81 log hhds, IN tots as
follows: Kentucky, 245O7 hhds.; Virginia and
North Carolina, 1907 do; Ohio, II do, and Mary
land, 1S do. The total exports for the month have
bsen 10 b79hhds 234 cases, 53S bales and ceroons
leaf Tobacco, and 2Ol,94 pounds, and l26 packages
manufactured do The stock of foreign embraces
G. 26 bales Havana so do. Cuba and 900 do. ara
In Petersburg, on the lst inst, sales were:
Centre WarehouSe-9 hllds sOldSo %, 8, u 624,
s 25, 6 10, 3 80, 10 80, 9 TO, 4 90
Oaks' Uarehousc.-21 hhds sold-S6 25, 60,
3 90 Is %. 3S5, 8 80, TO- Z, 450 rs, A. 90, 10,
II %, I6, 10 25 l6 80, 10 So 40, IA go 10 TO- 8.
Moorcs Warehouses; hhds opened, hhds
sold-Sll so, IA so, %, II rs.
Vest Hill WarehouSe-Vaughan d Parham, In
spectors.-24 hhds opened Is hhds sold.s22 70, "A
25 % 90 IS. "a 81, l6 %, 90, 10, 25, 10 70,
II %. 8 70, 7, Z 10, 8, 9.
7 nacnnnhpr