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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

pean orders. Sales comprised some 10000 bushels
yellow at 50 cts 600 bushels do in small lots, at SO
cts lots of prime do taken for Southern markets at
92a93 cts Oats were dull at 54a56 cts most of tie
transactions being at the lower rate. Rye brought
80 ct $50 bushels being sold.
MOLAssEs.-We are apprsed of no sales, and omit
quotations, which are nominal.
Observation-Disclosures is almost at stand still in
this branch of trade, and prices are nominal for all
descriptions We quote Mess Pork at SO 50aS30;
new Bacon shoulders at l54al6c: do. Sides at lSta
l9c Bulk Shoulders at l3c Sides at Zoe; Hams at
lSc sugarcured do ut 23I25c; City Lard at Isle,
and Western do at l9al9sc.
SALT-NO invoice sales reported. From store we
quote Ground Alum ut 81 30as2 %, Fawk's Fine at
50 e. Jeliry < D'Arcy's At 80 7OIS3 10 Ashtons at
81 - per sack, and Turks Island at 6Oc per bushel
SEEDs.-Clover is dull. Sales reported of ITO
bushels at IS. FlaXseed We quote AS to quality, at
81 IOaS3 10. Nothing doing in Timothy ....
SrGARs-The downward movement in gold checks
the demand aud prices are necessarily unsettled
We quote:
Cuba and E. l. fair to good refining. =. sll. 5Oal2OO
grocery. l2.50al3. -
''prime choice grocy, l3 75a14.75
Porto Rico fair to good grocery. II 5Oal350
prime To choice grocery. 49,. IA. 0Oa15.OO
WHISEEY.-Prices are unchanged, but the dema nd
continues small. Sales reported of % bbls. Penn
sylyania at - %, and IS bbls. Western at 50 81.
New YoRx MARKETS. January lO.--Flour dull +;
sales of $500 bbls; State S7aS 81 Ohio, IS 45al0
% Southern IS 70ll5. Wheat dull; sales unfm-
portant. Corn duh; sales $4,000 bushels at S8l92c.
Beef steady, Pork firm; sales 1870 barrels Mess
SO 50a29 90 Lard firm at li9al7sc. Whskey
closed firm at So 26a2 % Cotton dull, and had de.
clined la2c sales 400 bales at 49a5Oc. Sugar
firm MuscOvado l2c. Naval Stores dull. Petrole-
um-sales of 4 500 barrels Crude at 35Ia36c refined
57Ja58c. Freights dull. Gold, l39.
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RYE FLOUR.-Sales reported at So 10 per Il
Demand limited and market rather heavy.
Co.'s MEAL.--Sales Of city mills reported at "a 90
per bill.
BUcKwHEAF MEAL.-Receipls fair and demand
slow at 81 5OaI 60 per 100 lbs bulk.
GRAIN-The offerings this morning at the Corn
Exchange were moderate viz: |, 700 bushels wheat
S 900 do corn, and 1000 do oats No sales of white
wheat were reported. Red was steady, sales of 500
bush fair to good quality being reported at 81 goa
- 90 Prime to strictly choice red would probably
command - 4Oa2 90 but no samples of this de-
scripton are coming forward Corn was less active,
the decline in gold preventing the filling of Euro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

To he MUSTERED Orr.-The Twentieth New lorS
and Twenty. Fourth Massac husetts are to be mmedi
ately mustered out Of service. IN order to that
effect has been promulgated by the military au-
tLoriti,, here. Both have been on duty here until
recently since May or June.
The Second Battalion Of the Twelfth Regulars 60
to-day or Tomorrow FOR Petersburg. The Eleventh
Regulars aye consequently the only troops lett o"
duty here.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

TuE CoNcEEr FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mas. SFoNE.
WALL JACKsoN.-Ehe concert for the benefit Oi Mr..
General Jackson last night at Metropolitan Hall
wasa complete success The hall was filed and
Madame RhuI aud her associates sang and played
with even more than their accustomed excellence.
II ncitcd a round sum, the amount OF which We were
not able TO as 'ertain before going 10 press
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
A PoRk SrEALER LANDED N CASTLE THrNDlR,-

A PoRA SrEALER LANDED IL CASTLE THUSDLR.-
Peter Green. colorcd, was before the Provost
Judge. Yesterday, on the charge of stealing hog,
the property Of DIR. j. y. Powell on Monday night
last il appears that the prisoner had been en-
ploycd by pr Powell, and Was discharged by INN a
Short time. before Christmas The hog WIS found lu
an adjoining room o. the one occupied by Green.
Their. wl- uo other person living IN the house. d.
Powell said. Uu Tuesday morning ! followed the
trail cd blood % the house above named Feter was
tbrr,uunn found guilty. oi stealing "A hog, and sell
fenced to tar., months confinement m castle
Thunder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

VIOLATING ruE MARS ST ORDINANCEs.-J. NJ. Boyd
was before the Mayor yesterday, charged with buy
ing fowls in the Market and rc-scllng them there.
Mr. Tyl,r Clerk Of the Market was present and teS-
ted 10 the facts and said that hc had the prof. sTty
IN bi, possession The Mayor stated that the ac-
cused being Young and from appearance, not know
ing ANYTHING much about the Market urdinancc'
D.. would therefore only impose the small line OF 81
ON him. The tine was paid, aud the party lclt Oh
court IS ith bright sfues on his counteuancc.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CUMBERLAND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
The uudsTs gned IN open a Select Classical School
Oak Forest Cumberland County, Va for the instruc
ton OF young gentlemen preparing for College or the
active pursuits OF lite.
The exercises OF the school will commence on Mon
day the 22I January 1866 and continue TO 18th Of No
veubcr.
TERMS:
For board and tuition per session Of Eve months SllO
The Boarding Department viii be under tho manage
mcut It Vincent G.. Ryals, Esq.
Address the Principal Sunny Side p O or Vincent
&. EytlS at oak Forest, Cumberland, Va.
d,c2s-6,e JOHN MCGOWAN, Principal.
4 FEMALE SEMlN AIRY will he opened on
n Grace street. between 81 and lth streets, next doo
10 Dr. Fairfax, January -, 1906 in which will be taught
thoroughly all the English bran ches, French Latin and
Music.
Il Is the intention OF the Princi pal il literally patron
lied, % make this school perma nent Institution.
southern TEACHERS IL the highest qualifications will
be employed, aud 40 means spared tu make school
worthy Of the patronage uf Ihv city uI Richmond.
Normal Class will te formed Tor tn special iU>true
tiou oi those who d, sir, 90 engage in teaching.
The discipline will De mild bat strict Care viii be
taken TO promote the health and Happiness, ot the pu-
pills aud 10 make their studies pleasant duty instead
Of an irk~omr task.
No pupils under six years Of age will be admitted
Session Eve months.
Instructions in the English branches and the ruimcnts
OF Latin .......... - -
F,,nch, Latin and Mu>ig at the usual rates.
Tuition payable ne-htf in advance, Tin specie or It.
value ia currency the remainder az the close OF the
term Tor " hich the pupil was entered.
scholars admitted at any time and for any length Of
time, not less than month.
Persons desiring TO patronre the school will please
leave their with MD. John T. Tanner, al tho
NARY LOUISA WALKER,
janI-eolsw Principal.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE.-Very common, 44a5c, gross
fair and good grades, 6a7!c; very good, Sa9c, and
a few sold at lOc gross.
SuEEP.-CommOn So 25a4 90 per head very good
and prime grades 64aSc gross.
H0Gs-But few Offering ON the hoOf-slGal7, net,
per 100 lbs.
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,xVv-co,onvn svRGrAxr BErORE rHE PRovosr

An Ex-CoLoRkD SERGEANT Before rHE PRovosr
JuDGE FOR STEALING LvBE-WAEE.-Alexander
Hamilton, colored, was before the Provost Judge
Yesterday tn answer the charge of stealing from the
residence Of Andrew L. Elicit, corner oil Trace and
Seventh streets certain articles OF silveT~are Vaiued
al 5000 on the night Of January 3, lsbo.
Andrew l.. Elicit testified that, on the hight OF
Ianuary 6 1866 a quantity of silyer-waTe was stolen
from his house by some Iesson or persons unknown
The articles were coffee pot valued at slOOi one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

HrsrINGs CoURT.-This Court was in session up
10 three o'clock Yesterday evening, engaged IN
heariua the evidence in the famous ouid-Aea'e
shooting case Meade was the first witness eS-
aminei which occupied the GREATER portion OF 1he
d,v TIN. evidence has been heretofore given, which
d quite lengthy. The case will be resumed to-day
at III o. clock
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.o,,,ini,, I'm a. aggregate,
sn,.p,, ,r,r. I'D AND SEVENTEEN ACRES.
FXECUTOR'S SALE of vALUABLENS

4 IOIt VI
IL REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF GOOcH-S ~
LAND.-0n the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1850, on
the promises, by virtue Of authority vested IN me
by the last will and testament Of the late David Minis
deceased by public auction, will proceed TO sell the
TRACT OF LAND Of which the said Minis. died seized
lying on the waters Of the lower Licking Hole Creek
in the county Of Goochand, consisting Of about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES.
large portion Of this land Is rich Creek Bottom
The whole tract Is well watered and well tmbered for
planta alton purposes. The DWELLlNG-HoCSE Is
framed building OF four rooms and basement. The out
buildings are good This farm il generally considered
TO be one Of the best ia the county, off the rivers IL
lies convenient to mills, churches and post ONCE.
TERMS-One, two and three years credit, except :"
nueh may be necessary TO pay the expenses " h4ie
Personal security required ,,. ,-,.
Sale conducted by A. NJ HANILroS, Aueuohee'
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-,RUsT SALE OF A FINE FARM



j By con sen Of parties, and rs Trustee under 90
Deed OF Trust from Robert Coles, deed, To Tuek-&
or s Coles, executed and recorded in April, lsG0,
| will offer for ale the premises, on THURSDAY tho
FIRST day of FEBRUARY, 1866 II suitable, and II not,
ON the next suitable day, one OF the hnest farms IN tho
county OF Abrmage, situated 10 or II miles south OF
Chariot. VILE adjoining the lands Of Dr. b. r. Ran
dolph, T.. > Coles, Esq, and Others and containing
about 800 ACRES Of which five six hundred acres
cleared and the balance finely iimberei The improve
m.uts consist Of q large and convenient DWELLING,
comparavely new, with the usual necessary out build
inss including honse with four rooms Tor laborers
also Water-MiIl with two pair stones for wheat and
corn This i a Green Mountain farm, and ike most "t
the land in thai fine region, Of superior lnalty ana
admirably adapted the growth Of Corn, Wheat To-
birco and other Virginia crops For several year, paht
II ht, been under the management Of one oil the htst
agrcnlturali.ts of the county.
TERMS-Unlers more favorable terms be announced
an tho ay rr sale from eleven To twelve thou Ina DOL
lar. Of tho purchase cy will be required IN cash,
the bai"nce with interest from day Of sale, to be PAD
.rrnAy will be payable in four equal annual lnstal
meat, to be secured by bonds with good security ana
a deed Of trust on the land
For further information, address p s. Coles Esq, or
u : Coles E,d at North Garden +. o., Albemario
county Va, or the undersigned at CharloltssyiIie
ianl -dosy4E ~ ~ " Ai1'.'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

LIErg ~ AND TlNELY.--J. Boorman, Esq, Of New
York city, has contributed one thousand dollars, TO
be expended in the relief OF subjects Of want IN
this city aud fifteen hundred dollars towards the re-
building of the United Prsby Church, Slso OF
this city. Hs letter % Dr. Read Is cTeditabe " both
his head and heart.
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FOR SALE OR Elk @

w CHANGE-Dssiring TO change the char u.
acter Of my business offer for sale, or IN "N-
change for a small Farm In the Erinity oil Klch-
Inond tn. Plantation in Amelia county ON when no"
reside containing GOj acres which ca. be Yrnienty
divided and sub vided, giving TO each division an
abundant supply Of wood and water ,,,,,,
Cyer 300 acres are in wood, Of which more than Ll
l. an original growth and the remainder In pine, which
4, ooI rail timber. The soil produces tobacco oil hna
ss.lity and is also well adapted To wheat, corn ana
IT, Dwelling (w hch has five rooms and passage
besides bas.mentl and other buildings are plain and
comfortable An unfing spring in siXty yards oil mo
hnuse the purest water and the -eaty Is as
healthy As any in the State. select young orchard oil
apple and peeek trees gave its hrst crop thlS year
CbnYcLes OF the various denominations convenient,
and the society Cd the neighborhood Is unsurpassed
u,tto,x Station on the Richmond and Danville Rail
road isfDur miles distant. ,.
Tor further particulars apply to me the premises,
or Wv l.ttor to ''Mattoax, Amelia county, va OF
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Richmond Va. 1900
JecIG..elms ]. p. TALIAFERRO.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. JAN'Y 10.

CoFFEE-There is very little doing in this article,
but holders not pressing sales Rio We quote, Is
to quality at iSaaO4 cents, gold.
FLoUR.-Market inactive but steady, the receipts
of all grades Of Howard Street aud Western Flour
being very moderate. Sales reported comprise small
lots Of very good Howard Street Extra at SO, Su-
lertne do. at IS 75aS S74 aud 200 bbIs. good West
TTn Extra at - % per bbi. We still quote:
Howard street SuUer and Ont Extra IS 80 a 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

4 FIRE. The tailor shop Of c. Shutzo, on Broad
street. b,,weca sixth aud seventh was discovered
10 b. ON In, Thursday morning At i2l o'clock. II
was supposed 10 hast been set on fire by some par
tics unknown. The damages were quite serious
though the iircmcn were on the srodHl as early as
nossibIe under jlr circumstances ami prevented the
Spr,lding of the lire. The room occupied 10y Mr. \,
ON the lower Hoo. as tailor shop, was materially IN
iured 81 much So that il viii cost good sum 10 get
IL in the same condition that % was heiorr. The
.tnca of goods va, valued at 81 900, on which Mr.
= had ana insurance OF - $40 IN the Virginia Fire
and Marine Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

The COMMITTEE OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. This
committee Of the Legislature met Yesterday morning
at TO- oclOra in the basement Of the State capitol
and wa, addressed by General K. r. Lee and Bolt
var Christian. iu explanation Ol the wants OF ASH
;rrt,u CIr., lirr.tolure the fees of students have
been required in advance, hut owing To the financial
condition Of the STATE, this has not been deemed eN-
pelent the present session. The buildings having
all been rrpdred on credit the demands upon 'hS IN
t;tntiop are messing aud therefore ard urged by
General cr and ms colleague, Mr.. Christian IN
Ewell of William and Mary, was present aud repre-
,.nted the Interests of that venerable institution
Professors Minor and Naupin, OF Ge University were
also iu attendance Last night the committee was
aaiu in session ina the Senate chamber, Mr. Watkh',
the deIegate from Prince Edward, ia the chair Gen-
srll smith Of the Military Institute set forth The
claims Of that institution in lengthy aud interest
ing speech, ~ the conclusion Of which the committee
adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

THE YoUrHFyL PiCs-rocSEr EEF0GE THE Pro
vosr JrpGE-Jaascs Smi't, youth fifteen yeals
Of age, was arraigucI before Colonel McEntec, the
Provost Judge yesterday, tuc charge OF stealing
a watch valued at fifteen dollars from Benjamin
Bonner lroiurr,D, while IN the shoe store OF y.
Barhrnan. ON S..,euteyuth street. between Main and
Cary. % appears, from The evidence, that Bonner
was at the shoe store above named, aud SAW smith
there with other youngsters, who were trying 10
oct up "A boxing match. saith came up near Bon
ncr Who soon after discovered that his watch had
beea taken, and that smith had leit the room. He
Immediately pursued and overlook him about half
a square from the shoe store. ON Bakers alley. The
watch was then taken from smith. Il cost eighteen
dollar; before the war. LuciuS Morris stated that
h. saw smith put las hands ia Boomers pocket and
take the watch.
After hearing the evidence, ;he Judge found
Smith guilty OF petit larceny, and sentenced him 10
three months confinement "a the Libby prison.
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By Pilkinton. Pulliam Co.,
GERS and Commission Merchants, 10 Main st)

NOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell
L. ut public auction, on the premises, at o'clock y
NJ TUESDAY the 10th day Of January, 1866, six beau
i(ul binding LOTS located extension Of Decatur
street. stockton and Clay streets in Joseph MARKS ad-
ition to town Of Manchester. BY order Of Mrs Mary
T. .iobbs, execulrx Of J. Hobbs, deceased.
PILKINT0N, PULLIAM CO.,
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of Isaac
Adkisson deceased will please present them To me
and those persons indebted to the laid estate will come
forward and settle. u. 7. GARRETT,
Administrator of ]. Adkisson, deed.
Glover Station, Halifax county, Va, Jan. g. ls66.
ianlO-t2Iian
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FOR RENT.

nor RENTING offer for rent one or more
Il orthose LARGE FLOORS, over our store on Cary
street. three doors from Thirteenth They ad-
i4ulI-tT T. G. JAMES i co.
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ED ror PErurrrr>e 4 WASTE OF wArEE -

Edward Winston, colorrd, were found guilty VI
stealing rail road iron, before Judge McEntee's
Cont. Yesterday and sentenced TO Castle Thunder
for sixty day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
yITOOLFOLK THORNLEY,,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LAND
AGENTS,

orFrR TTEIR SERVICES FOE THE SALE oR
I,yp CROPS OF corn, WHEAT, TOBACCO &C.
ALSO,
f,t.,,oo,i,u Owen to procuring LABoRERS, both
Iii,IiiTg and COlURED, for this and the adjacent
CpIIif.-. ,,-...--
ma, .lf.bxr uf nae FARMS, VI all sizes and deserip-
I'm. in TIM. and ether States.
tIdr.., Bowling Green, Caroline county, Virginia.
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NOR RENT


il the OFFICE
Recently occupied by the bcrhers, Main street,
six doors above SpotswOOd Hotel Possession given
immediately LANCASTER CO,
Wull-lw Ne. l6l Main street.
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MEETING or rnE RELIEF ASSoCIArIoN.-A meet
io, OF the Relief Association was held in the IIuS-
tors Court room at the City Hail yesterday evening
Al ali ,ut five o'clock The reporters seemed 10 he
the ruling element OF the meeting in point OF NUM-
Tie m,etins, vas called 20 order by Colonel W. T..
MuntorI who stated that he regretted very much
that such a small number Of persons were present
after 50 many appeals through tle newspapers a"'i
the pulpit.
ri. resolutions, previously reported, were then
read by the President Of the meeting, and adopted
unanimously.
The President then announced that the next buSi-
ness IN order the election oil uGiccTs.
Mr. Walker moved that "a committees of three he
appointed 10 nominate the necessary officers
Agreed o..
Us President appointed Me,-rs. Walker. Wood
and Watkins said committee, who IytIred and after
a short absence returned and reported the following
nominations
Ea- Frc>ideat-James A. Scott
Irsc,agsT-H Z. G.. Baskerville.
Sc,rcfgsy-Eohert =. Christian.
Dirtciofs-Wiiliam q. lyoas, 7. W. McCance
". =. Ng1logj.
Thesc officers we've voted for separately aud unaL
mluSly elected
Mr.. Wood offered the following resolution: That
the directory shall have power o. increase their num-
her, IT, ia their Judgement, IL appears nceeSsary.--
Agreed %.
d.. Peterson wa, then called on to address the
H. S,nl-E,fore the poor or the city could BE- pro.
1srly reached the city would aaye % be divided into
small districts lie further Said ~ answer ~ the
President that the most OF Eis congregation wee
compelled by the eNrncc~ 1t the times % do their
own work but they would give all the AID ia their
power towards relieving tAc Uoot.
Mr. Mason. cd On, drin OF Loeb Brothers, slid that
that Hnn were manufacturers ot ready-msde cluth-
ing in this city and had several hundred hands in
their employ. They would Uhligate themselves 10
give employment to as many they could, W COM
iar recommended bv the Directors.
rev. F. J. BO-gs said that be knew lady on
Oregon hill With baby aud several small children
who had during the whole o. this cold weather,
been without fuel.
Mr. Christian suggested that a committee Of three
h, aunoiDted 10 wait upon the authorities OF Hen
rico county. 10 obtain aid outside Of the corpora
ion; agreed To. and MeSsrs. Christian, Boggs and
i' So m n5tS tbe meeting adjourned.
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TERMS
COLLEGE-

'
The next half session Of this institution will begin
February lt and end June 18th, lSG6, under the Prcs-
deney OF General ROBERT Is. LEE, assisted by a com
potent corps OF Professors.
TERNS.-tor Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lego fees, S5h for the term OF i've ihouths.
E,r further particulars, address
d.clg-dScSm G.. j. HARRIS CLERK OF Faculty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

THE MEDICAL CoLLEGE or YIRGiNIA-This Col
Isee located in this city, and commonly known as
N, Richmond Medical College, has established an
excellent tIHic for the benefit OF the class OF stu.
dents attending lectures them. These ci'HicS are
well supplied with material 10y the large number ul
p,or i'm this CITY gathered together NJ the various
hospitals and tue dspensIIy.
We listened on Wednesday last 20 a very lhStrdr-
Tive aud interesting clinical lecture deltvceJ 40
Towards Grove hospital by Professor Tucker, upon
Many eases of Disease and by Professor Mcclure
un SURGICAL cases. Among many cases which d..
McGuirc presented 10 the class and operated ON. he
brought one IN having gun Sh0, wound Of the knee
ia:nt by recent accident. Before performing the
0per,t1u which the case required, and which lac did
ripdly aud skiiullv the Doctor gave the class the
benefit Of his great experience in the army and cited
the cases oi Jackson, EwcN and Irimble upon
whom De had operated.
The benefit that the College viii derive from hof-
,.i4l facilities which the future population OF ia
REGION must afford. viii give Il all the advantages
Possessed by Northern schools and secure Tor Il The
patronage OF the south.
The. Gentlemen who torn the faculty OF the inst;tU-
ton arr, well known tor their high attachments H-
men of General education, aud Tor their skill u Their
respective chairs whether medical or surgical
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
II a..

IL WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
The Spring Session Of this Institution begins on the
nth Of January next. Our charges
Tuition m Collegiate course for I've months 80 Od
fuyl, roou-reut and contingent Ge, do Ia "a
Eolrd - iO per week, 81 weeks. 81 81
Ina the Preparatory Department, charge for tuition is
- less
Al Payments required In specie or lis equivalent
iu currency, la advdnYl.
E.srl can be paid monthly In advance, aud needed
produce al specie rates will be roceiyel.
students furnish their bedding AM room iurni
turr.
ugher information can be had by addressing
L. L. WILEY, President,
MOVES -tFebIst Emory O., Va
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Financial and Commercial

THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.
RICHMOND, January IL, 1866.
Brokers were buying gold to-day at from lj6 to
1873: and selling az 40 to l4l.
Silver buying at 1884, selling at 1856