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NOTICE..

TINE County Commissioners will meet at
Il their Office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY,
I4th instant; to attend to such business as
may be brought before them. BY order.
J. S. CRAWFORD,
Feb 4, lS65-2w Clerk.
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NJ. CUMMINGS, thankful for past favors
from his friends and the public gene rally,
would still request their continuance with
the new firm. [Ekton, Jan 20, 1868
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NEW FIRM.

TIVE subscribers having formed Co.
L Partnership in business under the firm
of Cummings Il Bradbury, will continue at
the old stand Of Morris Cummings, the
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Bread and Cracker Baking

business, together with the Mandatory OF
CANDIES Of all kinds.
MORRIS CUMMINGS,
F. E. BRADBURY.
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GROCERIES.

TAN be had at the "Cheap Store =" all
~ grades White and Brown Sugars, Mo-
asses aud Syrups from SO to 81; Rio and
Laguyra Cofee all the pbpular substi.
tutcs for coffee, vist '".
Am. Excelsior Coffee, Ditto Mocha, Broad
bent's French, Green, Black, and Japanese
TEAS; LARD, CHEESE,
SUGARiCURED HAMS, Dried BEEF aid
BACON at the lowest prices for cash or
trade. W. T. McCAULEY.
mar 10! I|-e
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM. near Cherry Hill, containing
IA 46 Acres Of good quality land about
acres in Wood, the remainder under cult
walton. The Improvements are ER
a substantial EMIT n
STONE HOUSE, Aiii&
containing six rooms, and SsIN
good Cellar; a Pump of never-taiIing water
in the yard a Frame Barn. with stone Sta
bling; Corn Crib, Granary, Poultry h ouse,
&c, &c.
Inquire of J. b. WHITE, on the premises,
or through the Post Office at Cherry Hill,
Cecil county, Md. Plan %, ls65-tf
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In tie Circuit Court
for Cecil county. In
) chancery. February
LIST, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

oct doors; twitness then explained the ticket system
for ashes &c) there has not been relative tperesse
In tho past year to think there had been
any frand; the streets in very bad condition
when Mr. B0ole took hold Of them; Mr. Boole. on as
sumng the dulies Of tine oce had the Inspectors War.
dens xc., called together for an Interviews Mr.. Carr
WAS present Mr. Booze told the that the tenure oi
their office depended upon the faithful discharge Of
their dutes do not think the streets could De clesneo
streets to be properly cleaned by eontrac except TIVE
or three contracts for wards
Cross-examined-Have given out 80 high ~ 270
tickets for one dump per week Leonard H. Boole H. the
present Superintendent OF the Sanitary Inspocfon loo
the year le64 there were e49 6 loads Of rsmoved
there 1885, SIC loads Of removed the balance
was rubbsh cannot say how many bell-me were EN-
poyed We have had high as 800 special inspectors
there IL ordinance providing for their appointments
DO not know that any has been discharged sinc>
Mr. Hecker's bill was filed; cant tell how much the
expenses have been reduced since that time; do nos
know that there are any inspectors that are not en-
ployed at all.
Adjourned two weeks from to-day.
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The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday reports:
In our money market to-day there was no change.
Currency 10 very scarce and discounts are almost
out of the question. Rates of interest are firm
at lOa94 per cent. Exchange IL scarce and
very frm at quotations. Bankers are still com.
PEELED to ship greenbacks. Gold was unsettled rregu:
lar ana higher closing nt 9d2l0 buying ana q 025
selling. Gentlemen interested in the pork trade have
collected from the several firms engaged In packing
pork in this city statement OF the Number Of hogs cnt
this season the details Of which returns are now before
u.s. 1t appears that forty houses engaged in cutting
and these packed aggregate Of 33s0Oo head. This
number falls about eco short Of tie receipts, and Is
81 UOO less than the total number packed last year.
The sales at the New.York Petroleum Stock
Board were ! 100 Excelsior at 81 5Od$l 80; 500
Germania at 95 a9Gc.; ,o75 Hghgate at 95c.; 900
Buchanan Farm at 81 s.; 100 Brooklyn Petroleum
Company at s.; 100 Empire City Petroleum Com
pany at IS 40; 100 United States at $25.
Messrs. Albert II. Nicolay l. Co. will hold their
regular auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow
Thursday, Feb. ., at l2s o'clock, at the Stock
Sales Rooms, No. 81 Wiam-st.
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c.. w. GoDARD will deliver lecture at the
Cook.st Methodist Church. Eighteenth Ward. Brook
Ign, this evening Feb. p. at u O'clock Oh the evil
effects Of the use Of Tobacco. Let the housr be filed
with ladies as well gentlemen. Old and young are
all requested TO come and hear what may b. said On
this important subject Tickets to DO had nj The doo
price twenty five cents. Proceeds to be given to the
widow and children of the late Rev. Robert Roberta
who was pastor Of this church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Sandwich Island, 22a23c., Wet Sailed HidesLBuenos
Ayres l6a7c; Rio Grande, l64II1ic.; Cah'@ "
ia 7c; ewOrlcans. l2i l3!e estefh shu cfsn
try aI3e. City Slaughter (O1 i30i'ic'; 40 S0o"''
TO- Qllc. -.
HEMP ha. ruled very quiet since our last. but price.
do not show any particular VARIATION; SUM- snes =.
Jnte We quote American at sI6o 500 for UDdIessed
and S32O4 $3.50 for Dressed.
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CoRRECTIoN-MR. FArRBASKs's LECTURE
The lecture by the Rev Calvin Fairbanks on HE
thirteen years Imprisonment and sncrngs in Kentucky
will be delivered on this evening.
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Receinfs Of Produce.

FyB l.-5.o6s bbls. Flour, $50 bb!s. Whisky. boo
bbs Corn Meal 10 800 bush. Corn. 30 100 bush oats
"a ntoy Ashes 200 pkgs. Provisions 4s3 pkes Lard,
400 psss Butter. nc pkgs Oil Cake. l.lsi Dressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

not active, many lots having been passed. At Will
merding, Hoguet & Co.'S there was sac
of wooden and tailoring goods. The prices ruieo
low. 49-inch black cloth bringing 81 prime oo''
81 60; imperial cloth, 81 90; drab CASTOR - I''
Peruvienne, 8 4OS$5 sO-all of which are lower
than previous rates. There was also fair OPEN
ing OF linens. but there was little desire mani
tested to buy. Spanish linens "a 90 60
Blouse linens, 81 93ia36042@Asc'; bia! 'n'"''
3ic.; being cent advance on former sales. =.
The following shows tho exports exclusive Vi
spece) from NewYork to foreign ports Tor the week
ending January 80, and since the beginning OF the
year; ,ea, 1894. 1868.
t., .,o vooI A. asl,Ss3 saI7i,si2 es.4i6,6o0
Pyev' reported... ... lOa6e,I39 lo0l5.t3O H,~ooi2
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IAdycItisementl

AT 81 A YEAR, OR 20 CENTS A NUMBER
Take the ILLusrRArEp rHaKSoIocIcAL JOURNAL fowLfs
& WELLS, No. $40 Brosdway. Y.
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HAY-lle inquiry Is fair for shipping and the MAJ.
ket is firm 81 5Oasl 10 for shipping, and 81 159s 20

HAY-Ile inquiry Is fair for shipping and the mar.
ket is rm 81 50asl 10 for Slipping, and 81 '59si sO
for small lots.
LEATHER-The market for Hemlock Sole hiss
been only less sove since last aud under larger re-
ceipts prices have slightly iecllned Oak sole ruled
dull but steady. We quote 10 follows: Hen'oes,
Buenos ayes. Heavy. i0o4lc.; Hemlock. i'ucnos
Ayrcs. Middle. - Gi0c.; Hemloek. Bnenos Ayres.
Light 81 &c; Hemock. California, Heavy, 81, N4oc ;
Hemock, California, Middle, o. 64cc Hemock, Cali
fornia Light 35a3sc.; HeTuock Orinoco, sc. Heavy.
37d 3sc.; Hemiock. Orinoco, Middle. 81 a3ec.; Hon
lock- 0rinoco Light, SEQ 3oic; Hemoc., Good lam.
aged III kinds and weights, 3G35c. llemlock, ioor
Damaged, all kinds and weights 2J917c. Hemlock,
in the Rough. 80 BIC. Oak Saughter. Heavy, 500 DC
Oak aug inter- Middle 5Odic. Oak Slaughter, Light
A. a SIC; Ok SlaughioY, Chopped Middle. 81 a 5sc.
OAK Slaughter cropped light $50 SIC Oak Slaughter.
In the ROugh 1880; Oak Slaughter Bellies. s5d2ec
MOLASSES-Tbe market Is very quiet. We quote
Cuba Claved. COd7 5c; do. Muscoyndo. 75790j Porto
Rec, &c. 81 %; Now-Orleans. 81 20dsl 40.
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Markers-cAnx,uLrI RsronIrD FOB TnHN 2. THrsrss.

Markets-CAnKyULLI REPORIED roR THR " T. 1hihrsx.
WFDNTsnAI. Feb. ]. lrt3.
ASHES-The market Is dull aud unsettled; Sglcs at
Ell 25Qs 80 for Pots, and :i2 95ds2 1 for PEARS
TIESWAX las been IN = odcrate demaud at about
for er rates .ales q Yellow Western ind Southern g.
6J0eSc.
COTrON was stn du! and &c. lower; sales Of 400
beics at sc. for Middlngs.
COFFLE-ko sal,K; prices nominal. We quote mo
40 i4c.: Java. A. dJJc.
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The c,.u5, outward Bound.

BOsIoN Modnosda!. Feh. I, IebA
The steamship Canada sailed at II O'Clock
noon to-day She takes out AZ passengers f@ Liver
n.,nl and sl5o, 35i In specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Broom Corn Is scarce and much higher. II being un.
derstood that the stock Is very hight III the
Hops are plenty and sell slowly, few very primo at
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SALT-The demand for Liverpool =, only moderate.
bat AZ the receipts light prices are vel! ous'ainod
We quote ground at e. 2Jds@ "a. and tne nr follows:
o. 60G IS o. for Marsharsj 80 10 for Joirev5 and
nercy's; s. sOa a. Is for Worhngtons and 81 - for
shton's West India descriptions arc bimeri sales al
Toe. for links Island.
SALITEIER--Ihc market l. dull. viii small seles
9, 0lOc. ~ Nitrate Soda, 20, d2lc for Crude. and Svc
for Refined Pure.
SOAPs-CastiIc remains frni small sales report
ed on private terms.
SIELIEE-1he market is dull, AID Sileaian T. low
err; salos NJ l3ic.. cash.
SKINS-Goat, receipts a bales Capo and baics
Rio Ilache demand moderate. prices steady sales
6, bales Cape nj Sc god ~ bales MatamOi0S and 10
bales Elenos AyTes private terms. Deer. receipts
bales Para; sales confined TO small parcels: prices
nominal Goat. 1aupico, .0dg2ic. n MiinuOros,
AyTcs, 7OG 75c. y N; Pavia. 70as5c. T. b Curacao,
'Oai5c; :, 10; Cape 1915. y ID; D.. .-,
duty paid, Ut Ale.
SftDS-Thc stock Of Clover Seed is increasing. and
the market a heavy; the demand Is IN part for export
sales Of $50 bags at 2i42i!c Timothy seed j. quiet
al SG4SG 70 per bush. Rough lax seed ia In limited
den and and heayyj e. Goa S3 - per bush 81 70 ms
SIEARIN-The mnrket Is not well supplied and
prces hrmi salea OF ~ ~ hs Prime Lie VI 2Jsc
and > 0'O lbs. No. at 2llC. cash.
TALLOW-The demand Is far, but Mt lower and
irregular prices ut tie close The unsettled of
exchange checks business. and price. tend downward
sales Of 100 s. al a4alCic Tor WestIAi iO@it !c
for Eastern. ana l6a lb!c. !oI City.
IEA-1he MAJ ket is much depressed owing TO the
violent fluctuations IN gold prices nave declined, ehd ~
tie close The tendency is downward.
WOOI-The decline IN gId ard exchange has
greatly ~ settled tie market loT s staple tnce cur
last though lTces have undergone 40 special changer
We iote os follows:
b. IonlnIc FLEscLs--New.YoFk, hcligan md l..
diana-Cholce selected Saxony Fleece 81 o@0 II o.
SaYony Fleece, sec. dsl ~; TbfecquaIters ani
FrI.bIood Aerno Fleece. glGg-c.i Ilar.bOOd
eece ga sc, Native aud Czs'.- s,sa .ssea .. :,
qec Common Fleece 81 zoe. Ohio peDnsylynnla and
Selected SaI0ny Ilss:S o. 05sSl w.
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j Otnlb. .....- zee. l'J' ~ isfs"N'
OIL AID MN BrfF.

PETROLLUM--Ths market has been very unsettled
ard irregular since our Lat, owing TO the constant fuc
tuailoa In gold and exchange; 1T lie close prices are
uOiainaly lower quote al asa Ato. for crude BOA
Coo for Refined in bond and rSatt for DO. Iroc.
RICE very quiet ut ia &c. Tor Rangoon and Patna
SUGAR-The market was very dull Ialr refining,
l1ic No hogsheed sJld-g-'O bxs OF private terms
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.. - The monthly
meeting of the Chamber will be held to-day at O'clock
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TAdverti,ement.)


NEw-YoRK, Jan. %, 1895.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YogK.-This Bank has commenced business at No. "a
Broadway, and offers it's services to the public
Collections will be made on all accessible points on
the lowest terms
All orders for Government Securities will he promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed to
purchasers
Special attention viii be given 10 business connected
with Government and persons wishing TO avoid the
Of addressing the Departments are In.
,ited to apply to the officers Of tbs Bank.
NOAH L. WILSON. President
ALFRID A. PosT, Cashier.
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IAdvertsemen.l
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THg CITY OF
NRw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 20 PrSr.sT,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGEhr OF 1HR UMlfD
STATES,
Have for sale, ready for delivery
UxI1Ep STATES Z 3 10 TREASURY FoTES
Convertible, at maturity into 5 10 GOLD ERARTsc
BoSDA
Also,
UNITED STATES 1910 Bona
UNITED STATES $40 BoSDs
UNIIED STATES 1-YEAR CERuEIcATEs.
Liberal commissions allowed on tie $40 and lofo
Bonds.
We also collect Government Vouchers ard Drafts.
and attend to other business with the Government
=. C. CALHOUN, President.
ANTHONY LAVE, A ssistant Gas hier.
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FIRE IN LEOSiRD-sT.-lhe apartments 81
Pauline FidreneI in the attic of No Id Lconlrd-st'
were damaged by fire yesterday 10 the amount IL 60"
The third and fourth floors are occupied by simon
Binari Loss on furniture. $500 insured. The build
ing is owned ty wm. Cove. and Is damaged to '-s
amount Of 500 Insured.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Poultry continues Ia good demand. Ow ing TO cold
weather Of that arriving Of iato has been ro<en
Nearly Gll the live fowls coming IN are taken 10y COY
eminent Tor tie hospitals. The law against aillng
par,ridgcs and Quails IN tbs state and NcwJersey
having gone into effect, we drop quotations. Those
coming IRON the west cell at high figures We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

s;nce rauuary L.. sl3 5l3l2 sl3is7,472 ss20,31l'2
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to Monday, presents the following agsro-
oates as compared with the previous week:
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VEGETABLES.

Poiatoe. have advanced partly on account OF con
tnucd cold weather which has prov ontei s'ndg IN.
and partly w.ng 70 The disposition OF holders not Ia
sol II niosnnt. We lnnIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Beef ard mutton higher owing 10 light arrivals OF
liz. stock Western dressed hogs arriving freely.
Frozen are worth H.. a loc. and fresh prime i7ai7.c
Nnnisnu 4. .cnLrn. We lun.e.
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Npxv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2. 1863

Sa1ony Fleece el1sl o5; Three quarter and Full
blood Meriro Fleece. 9sc. Ssl %. hakblood Fleece.
o. Us. Common Fleece, sOa95c Tub Washed. 81 i2i
6sl %. Wisconsin, Iowa. Vermont aud LIMOS
Three-cusrters aud Fublood Merino Fleece. s9as2c
fseoe af Naiss ana aTsres
Washed Fleece s5d 95c.; unwashed Fleece. 55065c.
Canada Fleece. Ell O5a 81 20
o5c New-York City super Pulled 81 o95c.; New York
City No Pulled, oJ030c.; " estern Pulled 751e5c;
Choice Country Pcklock Pulled, el0sl Oo Country
extra Pulled. s0c 6s; Country snper Pulled voc 9sI,
Country No / Pulled 73asoci Canada fulisd' %
CAIrogxr.- California Unwashed Flseces. in grades
t5a 6sc California Washed Pulled 6Jds5c California
Common Washed Puled. 30ajCc.i California Washed
Fall Clip IN grades, i506Cc.
ArsTkALIsr, GAZE &c-Australian Fine Unwashsd.
feIs. Unxass.d Pieces. saasoo: spanish Medium.
White Unwnsbod. 45a55c.; Spanish Medium. BLACK
Unwasbcd. 4Oa52c., African Unwashed. 800 sc,
African Washed iO0s0o.; Mexican Unwashed' so
i5c.; Mexican Washed, J0dt5c
South AsLRICAs-Buencs Ayres Unwashc1 Merino
Fleece 47a55c Buenos AyIes Unwoshed Mesfi1o, 270
i7c; Euire Rios UnNashed. 3jdiSc.I Cordovs
washed 7Oa,5c.; Peruvian Unwashed 5taSsc.
Gillian Fine Unwashed, 09J6c.; cmfan Common
Unwasned. 3sa42c.
low and medium Washed. 60at5c.; smyrna Graz
w ashed, J0aGOc; Smyrna White LINED Pulled, &c
42c smyrna Gray Lined Pulled, base. smyrna Ia
Rrssias.EDonsloi Washed Long White. 65a75c.'
Dopskoi Washed Long Black, SdGoc. Donskoi I'm
washed Nd32c .A
FAsT IspIA.-washed White. medium TO fine. 650
a5c; Washed White common, 6VD65c-; Yellow, 300
eOc Black and Grsy, 32d62c.
TURKEY Turkey Washed, t5asOci turkey IN
wished 4Oa5Ac.
WHALEBONF-very little has been done since orr
last hit prices are without change: We quote Soutn
Ser ~ 81 and NorthWest Coast al ~ o.
wHISKY-Tle market Is fairly active ana nrmrli
sales of 50o bis at 81 81 for State and 81 i~sa ~
for Western,
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EXTENSIVE CoUNTERFElTING.-Th Tho BaGai0
Errss oi oaduy s!s; Ear several days past iiariy
Magd ieik If Police. las been engaged in tracing
the clue to the manufacture Of bogus postal currency III
this city, and his researches have convinced him Tat
gang of countericters operating Ia unison nom New.
York 10 tie far West has been innsrlous! employ IL
IN the dishonest business lie has already IN has posses.
sion sU OF tie tiash II The denomination O ~
cents. One man Of apositon To place him above oidi'
nary suspicion has been arrested rs cblcf manager IN
tie extensive maud, ami the evidence against him -
said to be strong.
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Iifis.

Basket eggs lmuFt In iIrsh from Long isand or even
New jersey, and other places near IN. cts' ~"
cling 81 per doz. but D1rrri egg, q" FO"d oahu,,
will not 20 over a3c the mark and most purchasers
nsisi on count tLat figure. Receipts nIv 'rf5 h'
al pr.rent LAY ing approaches tue hons
viii soou give better returns. We quote" .
NewJersey and Pens lvania choice do1 ~ nv q,
Western y do1 good order. .-..-....-..-.3 300.
Ianeu
ICg Oats 4 bIsh., good. .-eV9cJ
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FoE Tus WEEK zSpISa WEpSrsDAf fe1 Ioos' :,
fT,tressy for The y. !. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
The fooyn are tie cuIrrnt rates Of articles In good
condition M sold by commission houses at wholesale
Sippers receive to 10 cent less, deducted for com
MISSIONS beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Peap. are less i'm. and there IL q disposition to
Weld little in price Same lots Of prime Masrows are
iela al 20 TO- while Others very good bcans have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

CHANGES IN THE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
The following changes have leen maze Ia the County
Clerks office: STEPHEN C. Dursea transferred from TIE
Equity Department to the Chief Cerkship Of Z"
Searchers Department; Capt. Lett oppoinied Chid
Cleik Of the Equity Department; j. Il. Dali ". No
Dennng. NJ. Fuum, ~ A. Kelly. and A }. Kelly
appointed Clerks III the SeaIcler's Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Transactions are nearly limited 10 the erocers Tade
Several lot. Of fire FACTORY sud some IN Ing h'h
D.iv, are held at %. hut 10. IL outside nRure ion
actual sales In quantity II the former aid u J, deu'
To- real r. 2lc for tie hct of the latter. IusIo Is nj
mo, no Aiming demand. We quote;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

There are scarcely any changes In the butter mar
ket when gold went VI TO 20 last week. there Was
little stir among shippers and few lots were bought
bnt the decline too soon for many erations lew
persons choosing purchase while gold Is declining
Now shippers arc bu,ing spnrngly at pc. in gold,
hch 10 not 45c. Tor FOOD state batter ohe Io'
Of 90 Lewis County tubs sold At that hgue 10.
iay thoueh they cost 47c. time since ltecoipts
Arc fair and confidence In future high prices i weak
so much 60 that parties who have been holding stock
for long time arc closing them ont as pest tay eau
retaed out az Sc and UJc but very good uAifiee
yfolt for We quote:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-15
WashinRtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, March A.-President
Lincoln has been suffering with severe
attack of influenza for several days. and
confined to his bed. and is not receiving
visitor
The Navy Department has received in
formation Of the capture off Pass Cavelo,
Texas, of the English schooner Matilde
by the gunboat Penobscot. She had a
cargo of cotton bagging, liquors and
rope. She cleared from Matamoras fol
Havana.
Commodore Palmer informs the de
paItment from New Orleans, OF the arri-
val of the following named officers, re
leased from camp Ford, Texas, captured
at different times They have been or,
dered to proceed North: Acting Lieuten'
ants n. w. Sammond and Amos Johnsoni
Acting Masters II, W. Washburne and
A. w Fowler; assistant paymaster Geo
w Simmons; assistant engineers j. A
Fox, F. G. Brady, j. VI. Fales, John Nc
Grune, R NJ. Mclaughlin and w. John
son; and acting masters mates H. j. Rol
lins, n. l. Camron, Howard Sargent, j
C. Henry, J s. Chambers and Henry
Weston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-15

TAX ON STATE BANK CIRCULATION
Some of the newspapers are inquiring
what Congress did In relation to the tax
on State Bank circulation. If they will
refer to the amended Internal Revenue
law, they will find that the notes OF all
State banks are to be taxed ten per cent
after the lst of July, 1866. The emily al
teration made in the bill, as it originally
passed the House of Representatives, in
regard to that matter, was the snbstitn-
tion of July" for January" The in-
tention of this law is evident. There
will probably be no State banks of issue
in existence in year from now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-15

IN the fifth chapter of Isaiah, the
place at which the Bible was opened fol-
Mr. Lincoln to take the oath of Office,
the following verses occur:
Wo untothenl that rise mp early in the
morning that they may follow strong
drink; that continue until night TIN
wine intiame them!
And the harp, and the viol, and the
tabret, aud pipe, and wine are i'll their
feasts; bnt they regard not the work of
the Lord, neither consider the operation
of his hands.
Therefore my people are gone into cap
tivity, because they have no knowledge;
and their honorable men are famished
and tlieir multitude dried up with thirst.
Therefore hell hath enlarged herself, and
opened her mouth without measure; and
their glory, and their multitude, and
their pomp, and he that rejoiceth, shall
descend into it. '.....
And the mean man shall be brought
down, and the mighty man shall be hum
bled, and the eyes of the lofty shall be
humbled
Wo unto them that call evil good and
good evil; that put. darkness for light
and light for darkness; that put bitter
for sweet and sweet for bitter
Wo unto them that are wise III their
own eyes and prudent in their own
sight
Wounto them that are Mighty to drink
wine, and men of strength to mingle
strong drink;
Which justify the wicked for reward
and turn away the righteousness OF the
righteous from him.
Therefore, as the fire deyoureth the
stubble and the flame consumeth the
ehaff so their root shall be as rottenness,
and their blossom shall go up as dust,
because they have east away the law OF
the Lord of Hosts and despised the word
of the Holy One OF Israel