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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

Ess'The Augusta Telegraph says that Hon.
Z. NJ. Bruce, formerly a member of the Con-
federate Congress from kentucky, now n
banker and cotton factor in Augusta. Ga.
has sent to General John G. Breckinridgc,
now an exile from the land of his birth, a
check for 100000. Mr.. Bruce is under
stood to have spcculatcd largely and success
fully during the last year Of the Confclcraey
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

EThe low tariff men in Washington feel
very sanguinc of approaching success.
EE- Major General Dix has resigned his
commission, AMI tho resignation has been
accepted.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

Colonel Horace Capron of the 18th Illi-
nols cavalry, formerly of this State, has re-.
celved the appointment of brevet brigadier
general from the President for gallant and
merltorious conduct during the war.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21
''The Fish and the Ring."

There 5 an old gray hcStel IN Durham
Where the Tide meets the North Seas swell
Whose sign is a fish, with ring in his mouth;
And thus the legend they tell.
The landlord had fair daughter,
And n suiter of noble degree
Paid courts TO the maiden, and gave her a ring
And vowed he: true love to be.
And once and athin, and again,
The day for the bridal was named,
Yet ever put off with some plausible tale
Her false hearted lover had framed.
Eut once ms they walked on the shore,
The maiden in bitterness said:
~ allure you now, by the good God above,
Tupronse me when you will we'd"
Then drawing the ring from her finger
lie flung il oilin the sea,
And said: ".is God lives will wed you the day
You restore that ring unto me-
Tlrn home with her sorrow she went
And sat hcrsc'fdown by the door,
And watched the long day till her father come
In his fsher's boat unto the shore.
And the keel grated harsh on the sand
And her FATHER strobe hOmcward, blaming his
luck,
With but one tiny fish in his hand.
But dressing it nov for their meal,
The maiden screams out in surprise;
For the ring that her lover had cast to the waves
Lo it flashes its light in her eyes
Then the proud Marquis cried: Good wills i'll
SO straitway the priest will bring:
And I'll give TO thy father the inn for his OWL
Let the sign be ''Thc Fish and the Ring"
STANDIHG COMMITTEES OF TIE Hos 81 OF
RrrnEsESrAriyrs.-Thc following are the
Of the most important Of the Stand
ing Committees of tie House of Representa-
lives. The Democrats are SHINY represented
The names of t'lc latter are in italics:
On Commcrce-Messrs Wasburne, Ill.,.
Chairman; Eliot, Mass; Dixon, r. l.; O'NtH,
Pa; Longyear, Michigan James Humphreys,
n. Y. -. Il. Thomas, Jr Md ; Egglcson
3hio; j, NJ. Humphrey, n. Y
On Military AIiairs-Mcssrs Schenck,
Ohio, Chnrman Demiug, Conn; Marston,
n. H.; Rousseau, Ky; Bingham, Ohio;
1ncona, Pa; Kctchum, n. v; Blaine, Ne;
Sitgreavcs, \. j.
On Naval Ailairs-NIcssrs. A. II Rice,
Mass Chairman; Griswold, n. Y; Pike, Me.
Kelley, Pa. Brandagec, Conn; EIhridyc,
Wis, Phelps, Md; Darling, n. y; Lcbio4d
Ohio.
On Foreign Affairs --Messrs. Banks Mass.
Chairman; Raymond, n. Y; Orth, Ind; ".
II. RamiuH, Ky Dawson, Pa; Patterson,
n. H.; Newell, y. j.; Cullum, ILL.,; Ivinfc,d,
y. Y.
On observation-disclosures. Dawes, Mass cha-
nan, SchoEcid, Pa, Epson, Mich. -M,rshoA,
Ill Paine, Wis Shellabargcr, Ohio, Mcr
Clurg, Mo, Ro!jord, n. Y, Baxter Vt.
On Ways and Means- -Mcssrs. Morrill,.
VT, Chairman, Hooper, Mass, Brooks, n.
\. Garfield, Ohio, Wentworth, Ill ; Conk-
ing, n Y, Moorhead, Pa, Allison, Iowa;
Loyon, No.
On Appropriations Mcssrs. Stevens, Pa,
Chairman; Raymond N Y, Blair, Mo,
Nasson, Iowa, Imhee,, Ind, Farnsworth,
H., Spauldng, Ohio, Highly, Cal, Wright,
\. j.
On Banking and Currcncy-Mcssrs. Pom
roy, n. Y, Chairman; Hooper. Mass,
)ulyer, Pa, Bucklard, Ohio, Htrding, Ky ,
.ynch, Me; Defress, Ind RandtK, Pa.
hubbard, w. Va.
On the Judciary-Mcssrs. Wilson, Iowa,
'hairman; Boutwell,, Mass, Francis Thomas.
Maryland, Williams, Pa, Woodbridge, Vt,
'lorlis, n. Y, Rogers, n. j., Lar.rnce,
ohio, Cook, I'll.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

Controller Clark of the Currency bureau
has decided that ladies' cannot act as d;rao.
tors OF National Banks, as the law does Nor
recognizes them as citizens. wv
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

CUp CAKE.-Onc cup of butter, one Of
miik' three of sugar, five of -four, four eeps.
one nutmeg, one teaspoonful Of soda, two Of
cream tartar. Stir until the whole is we'll
mixed. .-Rmal american. "0iA
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

OWING to the high prices of all kinds Of
meat: company is soon to be started in Bos-
ton for the manufacture of pork from nip
iron. 1t will be eaten with wooden nutmos
sauce.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

The Hon. Fitz Henry Warren has finally
accepted the position as Minister to Guate-
mala, and is expected soon to leave for bis
post.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

The Treasuty Department last week re.
deemed certificates of Indebtedness ~ n.
amonnt of $500, $50, and DESTROYED currencr
amounting to S503, 300.
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Civilian & Telegraph
G u Nj Is T. II l. y II ID, Nj ID
THURSDAY, DEC. 2l, 1865.
PUBLICATION OFFICE on BALTIMORE STREET,
IN MCKAI0's , STORY Block, OVER
IIEBB's DRY GooDs STORE.
ADVERTISER!

The Civilian and Telegraph has a much
larger circulation than any other paper in AL
legany County, and is therefore the best me-
dium in the county for advertising.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Trade
Since trade on the canal has been closed
gor the season, we give the following figures
showing the shipments made through that
channel during the past fifteen years:
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EF The Jackson Miss. J News is advoc

Ess- The Jackson (Iiss.) News is advoca-
ting the purchase of a magnificent homestead
for JEFF Davis, "either in this or some for
eign country" But an effort is on foot to
send JEFF Davis to rery "foreign country"
where, if he is good Christian, he may get
better homestead than could be supplied by
Mississippi subscriptions.
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FOR THE WEST.
CLOSING OF MAILS,
CJitv Government.

Mtyor- GEORGE HARRISON.
'tvuaelmcn--.DR. j. j. BRUCE,
j. II. CRuXEN,
GEORGE LONG,
&. B. SMITH,
II. STARTZMAN,
JOHN YOUNG.
;Evyk-JOHN SCllILLlNG.
yrgayurer-JOHN GEPllART.
'CyUcctor-JOHN BOW ARD
l}.diF-GEORGE FLuRSlltTI.
fyeGJA .Aastcr-ARTlIUR McGfRR.
BOARD meets on the first Monday in each month
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|
| Gj...3i3, 95i....."..S5,3
the general tcndcLcy was to gradual in
crease of the trade, and whenever, by reason
Of accidents, falling off occurred it was more
than made up by the increase of :hc year fol-
lowing. The war destroyed the trade during
great portion of the years 1861 and 1862,
the work being at times in the hands of the
rebels. Since then the increase has been
very heavy, and the shipments of the present
year are 4G, 112 tons in excess of those of
any previous year since thc opening of the
canal, and S5,Sl2 tons in excess of those OF
last year.
The prospects a. fiat dulirg the next
season the canal will be worked TO it5 full
capacity, and if the season is proptious thtre
will in all probability be shipped at least half
million tons Of coal. At present there are
sixteen new boats in course of construction in
the various yards in this city, and others will
be built during the winter. Every thing
looks we'll for heavy trade next year, and
when it is found that the canal is worked to
its rull capacity some other means will ncces-
sarily be devised for meeting the increased
demand for Cumberland coal, which has no
equal in the country for steam purposes.
The establishment of several lines of steam
ships between Baltimore and other pcits, and
the rapid increase of this means of transpor-
ta.ion has swcllcd the demand for our coal,
and inasmuch as it is estimated that steam
navigation will increase at least 30 per cent
in the coming year, and as no other coal can be
had so good and so cheap as our own we will
of course, have to sutrly it. Baltimore will
soon become formidable rival of New York
in her trade with foreign countries, and Tie
experiments already made prove that she
really possesses greater facilities than the lat
ter city. While Baltimore steamers consume
our coal at s. per ton, the New York steam
crs pay $12. This is great item, inasmuch
as an enormous quantity is consumed i'll the
course of year. The transbipment Of goods
at Baltimore has been accomplished in less
than half the time required at New York,
and the cost of handling and storage matcri-
ally reduced All i'll all the prospect for
great foreign trade with Baltimore is very
bright, and this field must supply the coal
for this trade, as we'll as for the coasting trade
and the large manufacturing establishments
springing up.
About $50 boats are laid up here for the
winter. The number Of boats on the canal
at the opening of the season this year was
about 275 and at the close shout $50. 1T is
supposed that about 100 will be added dur
ing the following year.
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DATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square one insertion ...................S 81 90
One suuarc two insertions .................... 30
One SQUARE three insertions ...,............ . 90
One square one month h....................... > 25
One square two mon tbs hs.................... 3 -
()tc sGuarc three months s.................... i 90
One sG,larc six months s..................... 6 90
One SQUARE twelve mon ths.................. 8 90
Two sauares one month th..................... 3 25
Two SQUARES Two mn5ths s................... ! %
Two SQUARES three months ................... 8 90
Two suunrcs six months hs..,.................. 90
Two souarcs twelve months ................. 10 90
T.f;"'rcn lines or less TO constitute square.
Ii5- All legal advertisements will DC charged ac-
cordirg to the above rates and the party sending
the same will be held responsible for the payment
thereof.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-12-21
GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FOR THE EAST.
Cincinnati Express Train lcavcs...... 3.l1 A. NJ
Mail Train leaves ....................'''' go
St. Louis Express leaves = Ne
FOR THE WEST.
Mail Train, "
Cincinnati Express lcavcs...........'.. ~
81 Iuuis EXPRESS leaves ......,.......'S.oV A. A.
-O-
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Through Mil East, closes daily, Except Sun
day,) 9A.M
Tlrough and Vny Mil Etst. s A. ".
Throayh .nnI West, closes 5.iOr.M
Through amt Way .tW West, N.
!Stgc for Bedford, leaves daily, Except Sunday'J
at 4. NJ: Mail closes, A.. N. ,... q
.Sts,Je for Frostburg, arrives $50 p "; leaves
p M Mail closes, $50 P. NJ. ,o,
Sure far Somerset, arrives, 5r. NJ; leaves : a.
M; Mail closes, "a. NJ ro,1,, aud
FYiniaoae. semi wcckly-Leavcs Tuesday ana
Friday, at +. NJ; Mail closes, l2'3o p NJ
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08
pATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE /!

The Original and Best in tbe WordH The only nue.
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and lnstahta
neous Produces Immediately splendid BLACK or naiu
Fal Brown ihjurig the hair or SKIN. hemegles
genuine is signed " ilaii A. Batfhetpr. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MlLLEFLEuRS,
for Restoring aud Identifying the Hair.
augl01y CHARLES BAToaiELoh, NEW YORK.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08

EOR SALE.-A very valuable Tract
of TIMBER LAND, situated about ) miles from
Norfolk consisting ofabout $500 acres 2oo acres Of wn
Ia cleared This property offers superior inducements to
those in want of Timber Shingles and Cord WOOD Land
FOLGEis, CARTWRIGHT Co,
,ror-,f % Wide Water street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

MRS EMILY GRUBB AND MRS NJ. A. G. CHANDLER,
- - Principals
Asssted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several departments.
The rooms devoted to study and recitation are in the
lower story Of the Freenason street BAPTIST CHURCH
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence ON the FIRST MONDAY
in SEPTEMBER and close the last Of June.
Pupils though charged only from the time of entrance
requested TO be present if possible at the OPENING
Of the SCHOOL, 10.
Persons wishing TO pursue any of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can dose, without being
regular members of the school
The Principals hope that their long experience and
success in teaching will insure for them sufficient share
Of patronage to Compensate for the effort they are MAX
ing to establish a SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means Of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference Terms &C., they would refer to their
circulars which can be obtained of MRS. GRUBB At
lantic Hotel or Of MRS. CHANDLER, corner Of York
and Botetourt streets. jy3l-f
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-----------------------
" . II S A i IL.

offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion OF my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsville, in Princess Anne county, va,
nine miles from the city of Norfolk, situate on the cast
bank of the Elizabeth River
The situation is healthy society good, adjacent 10
schools and churches The land thoroughly adapted TO
TRUCKING being high rich and quick There is wood
enough Oh the land to pay for It,
Sbould il not be desirable for any in want Of land
to have so large tract il will be divided Into lots tosut
For terms &c. apply to SHAW a. ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk, Va in whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale. ,,a
je7-tf KempsviIle, Princess Anne co. Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08

For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state. To the young
and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as ready specific and ster-
ling medicine. Here is dream realized,
that .Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago and never found.
He looked for fountain that would re-
store the old to vigorandmake youth ever
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08

g PIE G A Il N OT1CE +.
be undersigned offer to their friends and the public
large assortment Of every article in their line oil business
embracing tf 4lI.-.a4 a
COTTONS---B leached and Brown
Misunderstanding, Irish Pillow Figured
TABLE DAMASk -
/ TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS -
g DOILIES AND TABLE NAPKINS
a HUCKABACK, GRASSLAND RUsS1A.T0WELlNa
5.s-- TOWELS OF ALL KINDS aH
QUILTS
SCOTCH AND RUSSIA DIAPER
BINGHAM r - l--sl-a latz laTE +.
ORGANIZES
JACONETS AND CAMBRIA
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs
TWEED:
sATINEFT
JEANS
|. FLANNELS OF ALL SORTS
5- COTTONADE AND LINEN PANTS, STUFF
sPOOLCOTTON, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
And, In fact every article usually kept in
,FIRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
III ~ SELDNER Gu,
ar IS Main Street
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AUCTION SALES.
By Leigh & Phelps, No. 8 Roanoke Square.
c. r.. PHELPS AUCTIONEER. y

-
A ILLUSTRATORS. SALE OF
IA 1,l96 ACRES OF VALUABLE AND HEAVILY |
IlMBERED LAND, IN PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY,
LYING On THE ALBEMARLE AND GMEsAP ia, 4
FROM NORFOLK, AT AUCTION-As Administrator, |
with the will annexed, Of Colouei EDWARD II. HER |
BENZ deceased VIII sell atPubc Auction, on THURS
DAY, the list day OF SEPTEMBER without reserve at
the Auction House OF Messrs LEon Phelps Norfolk
Virginia that valuable and HEAVILY TIMBERED |
OF LAND, lying on the Abemarle and Chesa- |
peake Canal and North River in the Comfy Of Princess
Anne, containing ELEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. |
SIX ACRES. The above Land very Heavily Timbcred
with PINE OAK, BEACH, &c, all of original growth
This fine opportunity for capitalists make profit
able investment The Land all lies WELL and after be-
ing cleared is well adapted for Farming purposes 1t
will be sold in one Tract divided, purchasers may
desire.
For further particulars inquire of Messrs IEcH a
PHELPS, who have Plat of the Land.
Sale to take place at 10 o'clock precisely.
H. McNAIR. Administrator Of
Col. EDWARD II. HERBERT, deceased.
LEIGH PHELPS Auctioneors. sepSl3t
n OCULAR SALE OF HORSES,
IL VEHICLES, FURNITURE, &c. EVERY sATuR
DAY MORNING, IN FRONT OF sTORE-on sATuR
nay tbe 9th INSTANT, commencing at O'Clock, W,
viii sell, in front of Store, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
namely
10 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
y !. | barrel barr SMOKING TOBACCO
30 boxes EXTRACT COFFEE,
Lot READY MADE CLOTHING, &c. Is
Several Fine Saddle and Harness Horse
ONE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, WAGONS, &c,
and any Goods offered in time for Sale
SCHOONER MONITOR"
At ~ o'cIk NJ we will sell the Schooner "M0NIIoR
(now lying ~ RmB0ke poek) Nth SAILS, kiVuliN'
SC complete This Schooner VS. lately built Is IL sea
| order and suitable for the l5ster trade.
LEIGH PHELPS,
sops-2t s..E f.. la Auetiviisefs-
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III
OFFICIAL.

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING
ORDNANCE ST0REII0UsE AT THE NAVY
YARD NORFOLK. VIRGINIA. ont
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,l Z
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 4
WASHINGTON, August g. 1865. J
SEALED Proposals. endorsed Proposals for Repairing
the Ordnance storeouse at the Navy Norfolk VIZ
ginia will be received ut this Office until noon on the
18th September 1865 for furnishing NIL the materials ana
workmanship and repairing the building according 10
specifications and plans on file in this Bureau
Plans and Specifications for tho work are also uepoteu
in the Office Of the Civil Engineer OF the Norfolk navy
Yard, where bidders are referred for information
Tits to be understood that is TO fnrnin
all the materials and perform ill tho work described anu
to complete the bnlding mall respects ,L a.
they will engage to complete the work. and the Bureau
retains the right reject any or all bids which It shall
NOT consider reasonable aug26-7teod
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TRUSTEES SALE OF V.ALUA-
/ BILE FARM, NEAR THE CITY, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of Deed of Trsst, from John DAVIS %
of Norfolk county, shall, OH
l,1ss THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1865,
If fair II not the fair day, offer at Public Auction
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DOR SALE.
4 FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A PLEASANT

< FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A PLEASANT
PART OF THE CITY. ~
The HOUSE Is spacious, well arranged built in modern
style of brick and covered with slate IL has two large
Parors wide Passage and Dining Pour Chambers
on tho second floor and four the third IL is isolated
from any other building and in good neighbor,ood
There is Brick Kitchen large Ciste Garden and Stable
on the premises. .
To one wanting comfortable and desirable Dwelling,
nc opportunity is presented Of being supplied Terms
reasonable.
Also for sale tract Of LAND in Nansemond county.
near the river and the Railroad adapted to trucking or
farming. Address B, Box No. l1y at the Post once
aup 4--3twtf ...s=5.. $50
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nOUBLE TENEMENT DWELL-
~ ING AND LOTS ON BERMUDA STREET, AT
AUCTION On FRIDAY MORNING, the sth INSTANT,
we wilt sell, on the premises, the
IARsE FRAME DOUBLE TENEMENT DWELLING
AND LOTS, NO Is & II BERMUDA STREET,
adjoining the residence of 8. Hartshorne Esq Each
Tenement has SIX ROOMS, with BASEMENT, all IN
very good repair-with necessary oof-bulhDiNos' "
The LOT fronts fifty feet on bermuda street, running
back about two hundred and Twenty-Five feet ~
Each Tenement will be sold separately.
TERMS CASH. Leigh fHEhfs
sep2-6t 80 aa --i-- : e15A Ahetoheefs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

psn,ins srn Al - a. Petroleum quiet q Ia ia n
per gallon for reh1ed
LONDON MARKErs.
breadstu1s steady eugT declining. Coffee quiet
fss Arm. lice Arm. Tallsw s1saAy
fKD LATEST MAKKyfD.
LONDON, Jan. 1o-Evening.
censols closed q ssH sex for money Bullion In
ths bank has increased Ell ,ooo
Illinois Central RaAlrsad, - u discount; Ere Rsal-
soaA, AAA
LvnnPooG, Jaa 1o-Bvsnine
Corox Sales Of he week, 1880 bales including
900 bales - spectators and ALSO bales 70 exporters
The market has been dull with decline Of Id sIhd on
American and I'd Id on other descriptions Tho
sales today friday foot up 1000 bales the market
closing nas q the following authorized quotations-
Fair. xiddlimA
Orleans .........."..-....ssssX1 sSSS
1ouhe .<oxe. 80
UptAnQs. 1o1o 1aIAu
Stock IN port 500 500 bales, including 200 bales Of
American
BRxADsruyya The market u quiet and steady. Wheat
ATner
Pnounoxa Tho market ID nrm, with IN upward ten
dsncy.
PAoDuo. Spirits turpentins advancing.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET-JAN. 10
Funds dull, but without material nlctuaton The
discount market was unchanged at 81 pa Tor best oiA
Consols closed a. S9h SON for money
AMERICAN sEcuRIr,Ea
Illinois Central Railroad, 10 81, ex div Erie Rail-
sood, ~ 80.
Batisrthwsite's Circular rays shs markes for i've
axenty bonds has renamed steady ~ Ask ~, with
moderate transactions In Eric considerable business
Has been done At doclinng. yates, closing at In
,sirding dividend. Illinois steady.
foSpcS Jan 10 1895
The London Times city article says Funds yesterday
uxparienccd farther decline. One for the gene
III hcaviness Is tho feeling OF despondcncy uure.
ksvsd depression Of the market FOR various staples Of
aoions produce. There was full average discount de-
pand AZ bank and In opcn market, bot the Stock Ex
change short loans Continued 10 be offered There
40 eInecta on that the Bank would make any rash
ducon In The rate OF discount Yesterday, the state Of
he rsrket having for the past week shown that the
present charge Of ~ was exactly In accordance with
Vac natural course Of transactions
LIVERPOOL corros HARKEr--JAN. 10.
The cs VI cotton for four days have been AZ 900 ba
Including 100 bales 70 Spectators and exporters The
market hes been dull, With slight Decline but CLOSES
With better tone.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market Ia Cat with o deohning
tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFrs MAEKET--JAS. 10.
Tho lIsadtiufs market Ia dull, With downward tend.
srcy, hsrsrz. Fichafdsor Spence Co, aud Messrs.
kiEcra, Aihya 90, report flour duL' Wheat mac
tea al easier Corn dull aud downward
brvrErooL PRoyisioy MApEEr-J,r. 10.
The rr3v ngrkct IL steady. AessrS Coptn rrure
n Co and others repnrt.-B ~ 6.m povk s,shdy
bacon quiet and steady lard srn, aud allnw aller
LIVERPOOL rR0pucg sAAKhr-IAS. i9.
Ashcg nrncr. Eug.r ifactlie. Cote srady Rice
as.ss ssa steady. koAin aa!s and steady ADuiA tur.
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p.r.ou.l IntelI,g~nee.

The Presidents SON Mr.. Robert Lincoln, and Colonel
Grant wilson, United ststos Army, arrived In the city
from washingtos yesterday morning and are stopping
al the rfrth Avenue HOTEL Mr.. Lincoln, Jr, intends
sutcrins the army aid on the staff Of Lection
ant General U. s, Grant
The subscriptions at Boston for statue Of Edward
Evsrcu amount 70 SIC, 425.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

Died.
uIrrs--At Monroe, Orange county, on Monday, jam
sry 80, EImArr1H, widow u VIM " hspes, In the ooik
year a her age.
attend the funeral from her late residence Thursday
afcrpoou at two o dock Trains leave via the Ers
Railway II seven and ton o'clock In the morning
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