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, 1866-11-22

on PA1ST1sGE AT Accr1oN.-A valuable colicc-
ton Of beautiful oil paintings by some Of the hest
American artists is now on exhibition at the salte
n Of Mcss,s. Gi'bcrt & Sampson, No. II Dearborn
street, and an hour mary be very pleasantly and
proitably spent In examining them. Tho sale Of
one-halE the pictures will commence at ~ o'clock
dny evening. Ladies are particularly invited. For
particulars see the advertisement Ia the auction
column.
, 1866-11-22
LOCAL MATTERS,

Miss Tennessee, the Great Magnetic
Doetress and Clatryoyant, has established an In
iltmary nt No. 3G5 Wabash avenue, eecotd door
above sllarriaun street, where sha may be con-
s1lted on all matters pertaining 10 life and health
STATE, and sise Information of great importance
10 thc inquirer. Paralyzet persons made to walk
in few anys- Cancers extracted, root and
nse Of knife, or instrument, OF pain. Consnmp.
lion, asthma, and all diseases OF the nervous sys-
tenn, epilepsy fits, rheumatism, neuralgia, dvs-
and all diseases Of the blood, treated with like
beneficial results. Those not able 10 call ncr.
Eonally. may address lock Box s9a6, Post ONCE,
Chicago Illinois. The poor literally dealt with.
Il cure guaranteed In every caec.
, 1866-11-22

polnnd,A Magic Bilious Powders
These powders are sure cntc for Liver Com.
plant, and all Billions arrangements. They never
iail. Can be obtained at all drug stores, or BY
maii Price 50 cent?. Z. G. Clark & Co.. New
Haven, Conn. Fuller, Finch s. Fuller, Chicago,
Al rarfa
, 1866-11-22

Roek 1slAnd......... .1o{H Erie e.,..,,,.... 76sf
III. Centr1l. Erie ps ..,,,,,,..., N4
Gcr. d Fits. S&ss New York Ccnt1l.,. lp93
Nor1hwr4seru....+...s si% Quick Il
co pIM --..-.... tSE AArlpos9.s TO-. lst
IolS1o .....>--....LsA Atlantic Mail,
+. N...--.. .....,..1t54 C. S. Skies. 81
i. I. H-...-...... II Coupons, Sl,...,,,,..1ksy
Go pffa 70 SO coupons, '63,.,.,.1QV
lltlw. i st. PAu1..... s6A do '65..rDs4s
y, 90 pfm :........- fsh DO 65.new 1ssue.16E
ShtcaSo q A!toI .....!VS au-l COUPONS. ..-...~lW
lseodiEG- Treasury 80. IG5r
Aieht IN Central. Ill Missouri 6Ixea... 81
Michigan Eouthe7n... sax Ohio d Mlss,,.,,... 3it
Ihe tpAsaefrtoE4 !uocey article sAFs tbs money
mafket SHOWS 4 coaNeoed tendency toward nrmness.
Ihe1e a!e LOVER Transactions at per ee1t aad per
ceH Is he rate On stock coatezass. Dl-coants arc
nFcr 1te Per cent with cHceptaans II Ek for prime
se ond class PAPER Is treated with caution.
{nld Gonunnts weak. the bears prexllng the m4rErt
with th' 1t positive assurance that bTrr1s-
ury Is selling gold IN which there is not shadow Of
truth.
This morning Broad street nr,a, dea!in. In gold
failed conE acts amounting to $G0ooo oo which had
tntthtr depressFE effect TINS morning the amount
OF transactions }o~ \ marked LnlnE on and prices
Ct stocli arr xbweT.
MosKr--The-e Was An sctve demand. and the mar
ket nr1n At e. per een1 Thc stock brokers had
to Pay the Highest cgue aoy cases. aud "a TACT tho
, 1866-11-22
THE CITY.
CHICAGO SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

Eighth ANIMAL Convention Election OF
Oflccrs-Address by the President -.
Reports Of the superintendent,
Secretary and Treasurer
Statistics OF Sabbath School
Work in Cook County
Discussion OF Plans
Of Operation.
, 1866-11-22

hare, or . quantity Of coffee. osiensItly upon \
Verbal order from GONE retail dealer In the cIty,
ready for delivery. and the incident Of bis putting
lp the order having. In the hurry OF business,
ctascd 10 atsrac! my Rpecial attention. IL was no
thing was presumed 10 be al right. Of course it
then became evident t1iat there was another
party 70 this Wholesale st. al!n;, and, wnh the
grocer, residing and doing busincas at No. 10
Green Bay street. was implicated IN the ,ransae-
the goods ve.e delivered 10 aud we're no more
seen: 1t sppcaEs lhAt Spells is also u running
another .ctaii grocery establishment elsewhere in
t:nde has been nearly or quite su,talred
TOR some months ra-t ffou. tue Store Of Mss.rs.
Giiswull d Co. Yesterday ailesnoon NJ: Cleet
was thrown tn'o aiata Of rx1rrnc astonishmcnt
Iy being ARRESTED, and In the evenin. Nj. Spelta
"a: Y,;. sssnEreeably disturbed h5 Detective
Ellis VITA Wnfc1ut for his az
'eSt. The two men will rccaiye IN
examination this afternoon at the polict Court
, 1866-11-22

Is Fur1u0de1l1ns, Tooth Paste preserves
thp teeth. preventing decay, Hnking them white
and beautiful. l, ii free from all injurious sub
stances. 1t ss used and recommended by the best
dentists. Manufactured sulcfy by CAswE11, MACE
d. Co., New York sold l,y all druggists.
, 1866-11-22

A SAFE BnoKES, ,OrES.-Between twelve and
one O'Clock yesterday morning the onicc Of
Mtssrs. Gray & Co., at No. 145 North Dcsplaiues
et1ect, was entered bs burglars, who gained en-.
trance nj the back door. The enfe IN the Office
wAe s.blown OPEN and its contc"ts removed.
With the exception OF shout IS in postal currency
the ecamps eof nothing but conc papers otuo ta1ne
c1cep, to tic owners. The thieves are hearti-
Is welcome TO the ''stamps'' If thuy will only re-
turn ttcpapers, aId no questions will be asked.
, 1866-11-22

FESTIVAL The ladies OF Calvary Presbyterian
ChnIch'wil give Festival for the benefit OF the
Sabbath School, this (Thursdas) evening, in tho
basement Of the church, corner of 1ndiann avenue
and Twenty second street. All arc Invited, and
plea: ait social rcnufon ia expected.
, 1866-11-22

RAlInoAp AND EXPRESS SoctAB1Es.-Thts evru-
Ing the nrsi VI the ecres Of socables for 1sN-67,
to he given by The Railroad and Express Compa-
nics' Clerks Association OF Chicago, will take
place a, Washington Hall, Smith & Nfxon's Bald.
alternate Thursday erenin: during the wintcs, the
dnnctnE TO commence A. eight o'clock. Expert
encr Vi furmct ycar proved their popularity and
tuccess. and upon this there ia every reason to
predicate pleasant reunions durin. the coming
season,
, 1866-11-22
New Orleans Markell


NEW ORLEANS, November u.
CorToS-Sales GO bales, at s7saJlc. Receipts $500
bales. 80
GRocEEWs--suEar dull, no demand lair, 1GS10xc.
ADMINISTRATION, i5c. prime, s.36Uc.
EcuASGE-Bank 4teflpE, ST. Rest unchanged.
, 1866-11-22
Toledo MnrIc CT.

-.. ToLKpo. November u.
FLoCR-npl
GnAlE-Nhcnt, unchanged. Corn opened ic better,
closed 2c better salts 1t as7c for No mixed. clos
LAKE, FEk10n1s-Dull; unchanged.
, 1866-11-22

Paper Nane1nGa aud Window Shades
ut greatly reduced prices. F. E. Rgby, 50 Ran
aio1t,h.Sf
, 1866-11-22

A IldHwArNAS AnnrsTkD.-In the laue- part
Of October mention was nadc In ,hcse columns OF
'uf'anly attack upon Frederick kruger, on
1hFoop succ an interference by lhrcc o: four citl
tnhT. Two Of the robbers were caught and are
in }ht! ~ nltinG trial. Officer Cuby ha. been con~
nned to his house until within the past three or
iouT days 1lis first stroke OF business upon get
firs ont waa to look M the third villain who cs-
carcd on thc night alluded 10. He wns found on
Tuesday, and viii probably receive m eIamlna-
tfon at Tic Police Court fo-day.
, 1866-11-22

S1ur1iGu 5ales.
WIN. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
AIc:ioneezz ! Commission Merchants,
FALa1EKs BLcCK,
psss ~ d eB RASDUl1rJ1.s1.
WrooL1ES GOODS,
Cloths, Cassimercs, Beavers,
Jeans, White mud Brown a1usiins. Furs,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &C.
AT AUCTION,
4 Nax oe y psse saa M 4 5aaops nts
wM, a. BUFFERS & Co.. Auers.
pEGULAK SATURDAYS SALE.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
CARPETS STOVES rs GHSsKEEiE SSlEERis w1sE's CASES
Native wire. Stock Of DaEuc:eotypist, &C, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, Nov: 9Th, at ~ o'clock At Buffers
| Saissr9oMs. On Randopn.st., between statsst. and
! WI. A. RuTrEns CO.. Aucrsa.
| PAWNBRoKER's SALE.
Gold and Silver Watches,
as:. Hss;s Rsse Rss s.csp
Dry Googs, Furs, Nc.,
! AT AUCI ION,
\ By order OF 4. L1PMAE, PAwSBROKER.
On MONDAY Nov. 2, at ~ o'clork at Rutscrs' Sales
rooms, N FalMers Block, Nos. ii and i6 Randolph
| st,
| wM. A. BUFFERS / co, Auc,.s.
| O00 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES
| AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday. Sor. 9Th, at 10 o'clock. at putsers'
Sales EooE.s, In Pa!mer's Block, ~ md i 6 Ian-
| dc!ph,st. Co.,
| TM. A. BUFFERS Co. Auc.'rs.
A UcT1oN SALE OF
General Household Furniture,
Doots and shoet, Hats and Caps CaIada Gra5 Cloth,
| &c. By -
| TrJITHSpt and FRIDAY ar n ,rrfcrk
, 1866-11-22

Constitution tyater.-A Certain Cure
for DIAnET1s, and all DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS
Sold bY all Druggists Depot i6 Cli(.st., n. i.
, 1866-11-22
NorSrg. Tarriaqes, ST,

A HORSE AND HARNESS for sale or
IA ua1e It = harRaln. Reason for selling. too small
tot my usc- Price. $1t3 Call st 534 West Maals1n-
, 1866-11-22

iof ny use. Price t1i3, CAL st 531 West Nadison-
At
HORsE AND WAGON for sale; also,
i L sune baking tools, At low figures Inquire OF
Il. kROSBERG CO., 12i Lakc-st-, up stairs.
A STRONG HORSE tor sale, suitable
n for carriage or wagon. Can be seen In stable,
car Of .97 NachiGanAv.
+ PAIR of big, strong Wo1k Horses ior
. Ealc, at BCRSAP'S Stable, cos1c1 Of State and
Twenty.teconosls.
LIVE CHEAP HORSES, four top bug
Etes, ono open buggy. two eets Of single ha1peSf.
lhrre won roboa, Tor sale. Can be seen 1t asa
StSte-St.
, 1866-11-22

sands Of Grrmans Win might in this way be
rcaehc.! anu added 10 lhr members connected with
the Sosirty.
SCHOOLS ORGANIZED
t.ukcs Episcopal, 1t. Marks Eri.coosI. Atonr'
nent I:pitcoPal Third United Pfe.byte:iian%, % Sec
ord Grimau Baptist: total, &.
ss, Ep,ssepa; d. fEst BsEttxt; ROLLING Mill, ar,is
eso ee IT, csDor,s T,n. .yenne uhton
osaas s:ren ts So.s iet6s:
rian Kcnbcn street, UuIon Park Coa:rrcation-
4: half Orphan Asylam, Union: nalstsd , strec;,
ca;f'e;; School !lous,:, -, ,NoT,haeIi M:tho.
III nion: :;fsspa fspp s noss wal wEn,Gn ;es
HASTINGS School Ilonse, Worth. Methodist Epseo. %
pal; Mhi>key. Point. Union; totai, :.
IT, 1,pms e.n;;s Sshoal-2ss nss adgx, EssnssIlsal,
Whisky PoiEt Mission to:-i, l. ~ 49, ''N17= ''1'
1Ua s1ha9 h.s
and termed ihe Centenary Methodist Episcopal
ihe North Mission and the 1nans,.ta. Mission
have united ana formed The tabernacle Couc1cra.
iional Mis.ion Church. ~
" 7hs Inc fei!s f ssa cS: ss:1.s
..sen over 10 The Seventh Presbyterian Church,
md ile Superintendent aud teachers form Biblc
10 Neai C!ass II 'hs ngme School Of tae First
sustained formerly b.: The Union Park Baptist
church. has beer given oyer 10 the Second bap-
Thu i1:-ncr field OF this school l. now cultivated by
the u i'm I'urS ConEI cEatlonal Church. The Ex-
celssor Mission has been ndopted by 1hc Wabash
changed 20 I:alric Mission. The nsue - Of e lie
teses Street Hissfou has been changed to Nose
New churches Erected or In Course Of Erection
r!Isi iHIs!sI' tn'ou Park Baptist; Second German
naptl:' Iht'd United trc:by,er:an; Eighth
1,v.~riAn; Cl,;is- En1scons1 :; u,c~s Eria
coral: S': Ma,h.s Episcopal; New. En-lard Con
;soa IL E's Ms:ss:s Sig'sn
iii: Sorwse,an 1a,heiaa sssa. t. s1ee III lap
Mission Chapel. Etec'cd-Noscly, Second Pres.
Sg,e,Nsnn Chuf seeisE AZ
! ;. Chu.e4cs ard Mission chapels Kc.nodclied ara
,e'lan; Union Park Cons1egatiepal; EmsnIel
Lutheran Foster Mission; Chicago Avenue Mi..
lion; Erie Street Mission; Fullerton Avenue
1lems sehools-r.cehyterlan IL, Baptist il,
ae,noalet II Episcopal Il. conctecational 9. Re-
gri,cal 5 United Fre*byter,an !, Reformed
lsetes'spt s,ss pa.eh : u1'.cd D5e;hrts i, Ghs:eh
To- Teal T.. County School: Il. " al D'ps's' l.
Mission sehoole-presby.crian s, Ranast G,
formed PEcsbytefian !, Re:os1acd iTotss,ap,
Dutch j: Union 5. Total u: Total Home, Mis-
| es0u and Common Schools, 153+
Officers ara Acknowledgements ISL Baptist
a1:, Reformed Presbyterian 81, lutheran IL, Ger
man Evangelical T., United Presbyterian st, Re
formed Protestant Drtch 3s, United Brethren ~
lhurch Of Cod II, Christian 10. Welsh Calvinislit
Methodist l6, New Jerusalem il, Free VIII Bap
list u, Union 1le. Totaj. s,dss. In comfy, 465.
Schola,e-F'rrshyterian 3.7l5. Baptist 4,95l
Methodist $3.50. Episcopal .,15a Congregations
4,E35, Reformed Presbyterian 26'. iu,hcr1n 1,TlA
German Evangelical &C. United rreshyteriau s35
! Reformed Protestant Dutch st2, United Hrc.hrcl
| a1G. Church Of God IS, Christian 1ss, Welst
Calvin!s:ic Methodist %, New Jerusalen, 1n5
Free NH Baptist 157, Union 1,s51. Total, s3,7 TX
| In county, 2,dH.
6,3;4; Methodist 3,7s9; Episcopal, ., aSl congrc
, 1866-11-22

TOR SALE-F1lty toot lot on L1SAlIe-
r. ST., between Monroe and Sadtscn.sts. Also lot
1GE Ea;s sAn Eusenst, near the Fret psi'o. Also
Also cnoice residence 1T rnon PARK, nearly nsnest.
Also to rent, No. 81 West lsnaofrhst. E. Il. &C NJ
TOR SALE-One OF the handsomcst
L. building lots In Ceayervllle, corner Of Lake srd
Uaand-ayts, l0 feet LAke-ave by 100 ou Oakland.
ave, witl!u o fett 81 railway Stallion Apply to \.
NcEALLY. Tribune job Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
THE UNITED STATES PYROLEUM COM

THE UNITED STATES PYROLEUM COM
L PANY.-Ths Company manufactures an oil that
WILL NOT EXPLODE, cheaper than the best Kerosene,
ourns equally we'll in lamp with or without chin
ney and is the best and most economical oil Tor iuini
mating purposes produced 1t has been thorough
~ tested by chemists and practical men, an OF whom
bear tsstin ony to its superiority over s other Oils In
BRooKLrS Feb. ls, 1855.
Col. J. @. DUDLEY, supt. U. S. loleum Co;
DIAR stk-I have used In my family Tor some time
the Pyroleum manufactured BY your company. In my
opinion Il Is perfectly safe the most agreeable and
most economical article Tor Illuminating purposes In
the market and would not willingly dispense with its
use. Respectfully yours
FIRM of g.,top King Co., producers and dealers I'm
Petroleum and other oils 90 Maiden Lane, New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is, 1865.
Co. ]. @. DrpLzr, supt. U. S Pyroleum Co:
Dr.K srE-I have exAmin ed and tested the Pyroleum
manufactured by the U. s. Pyroleum Co. II burns beau
tifully 81 wing an agreeable and brilliant light
consider II perfectly SAFE great invention, and recon-
mend Its use. Yours,
u Inspector OF Petroleum and other oils and dali
led spirits, ia Front street, corner Maiden Lane.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1896.
This TO certify that have carefully examined the
specimens Of PyIoleum furnished me BY the q. s. Py-
roieum Co. have found 1t to be In every respect the
same as represented by the company and In my opin-
lon 1t Is the safest agreeable and the most eeooo
have used 1t In my Office for the last month As sub
stituts for gas, and nnd II far preferable.
a. W. A. WETHERBEE, NJ. D.,
Consulting Chemist l34 East 18th street.
II. T. ANDERSON, corner Main and Eighth streets,
ssls Agent efths State OF Virginia nhlt-dSesR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
BOILER MAKERS.
THE HARRISON BOILER,
/ SAFE STEAM BOILER

TNHE HARRISON BOILER,
| sAPE STEAM BOILER.
Thi, new Steam Generator combines essential advan
tages IN ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION, In
nrst and cost Of repairs, durability economy Of
fuel facility Of cleaning and transportation not pos
sessed by any other boiler.
! n formed OF a combination Of cast-iron hollow
spheres each eight inches In external diameter, and
three of inch thick These spheres are held
together by wroughro bolts, with caps at the ends
The form Is the strongest known It's strength 70 resist
internal pressure very great-unweakened As u oy
punching riyetng which lessons the strength OF
rroughiron boiler plate about forty per cent Every
boiler is tested by hydraulic pressure At 20 pnc, 70
y PRACTICABLE STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which might cause rupture IN ordinary
hoiers every joint in this becomes ssfety-valve No
9th or steam generator possesses TINS properly Oh
nnds extreme pressure, without injury 70 lse ana
| thus preventing disaster. IT,, - ,.....w.
a. ~ ,or ght.iron boiler Most explosions occur from
the, cause 1t ha, economy in fuel equal to the best
boiiers arising from the large extent and nearnes TO
the fre OF its heating surface as also from the waved
| IT, NJ this surface, which, thoroughly mixing
~ gases Induces better combustion, and, breaking
The dame causes the heat TO be more eteetually ab-
sorbed than in the ordinary tubular or eynaer pTsI
,,odnr.s .uperheated steam without separate apPara-
= G. and is not liable to printing orfoaming easily
tr. uported, and may be taken apart 90 'haf mo
need OF access tho largest boiler may be put through
PAGES hing one foot square II Is readily cleaned IN
az oPe. out. Under ordinary eireumstanees, is heP'
de ana permanent deposit by bio Fing the water en-
rec from rpdsr fall pressure once week Itrequires
.laeay OUT oil in It's management Injured parts can
no special Nth great facility, they uniform In
DC renewed When renewed, the entire boiler re-
shape ana size ew The greater part OF the boiler
will need 9ps :S T9'. .I.n SJ simply
boiler can be Incl eased he multiplication OF a
: .GSnS o to rs s re@.. the 70, al e..
It s. les. weight ard .'ke :, iG,s boiler without
being increased in height. +sIpep-
Any kind of fuel may be us.d from the mo..
sive to refuse coal dust. n
There are over hundred oil these boilers now I'M
use som. Of them In the best embellishments in Eng
land and In this country.
Drawings and specifications free OF charge. POr cir
eulaIs or prices, address
Harrison Boiler Works,
Gray's Ferry Road,
Adjoining U. s. Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
OIEAsAYT READING INLATE WORKS.

Rescued from Egypt, BY A. L. o. s, G5e.
A Noble LIE By the author OF " John Halifax So
AZ Odds. bv the author Of "Ths Initials 81 u.s.
PiQue, a novel. 81 70. r,,-,,-,.--, .,
Haunted Hearts, By The author Of "Ths La~Piish'e'
Golden Leaves trOu tue Dramatic POstI. s2 50.
The GulItan or Bose Garden Of sAad transtAi aa ro
the Persian. - 50. ,,,-,,
Country Living and Country Thinking, by Gail HApli-
ton. g75.
surry Of Easis's Nest, by ohm Sstsn Cooke. 81 IS
Countess Kate, by the author Of Heir OF RedelyHe'
81 25.
Literature In letter. or, Manners Morals ETC. Illus
tFated IN the correspondence Of eminent persons.
Bdisd by James P. Holeombs, Ii. d. SS %.
Oh ronieles Of the sshqnberg Gotta Family 81 80.
A Book OF Noble Deeds, " az Times and all Lands,
gathered and narrated BY tps Sgthor ofthe " Heir
on RedclyAe." 80.
Tia Golden IRE sury Of the Best Songs and Ly.ieal
Poems in the English Language. ~.
Fis, last Term a. ST. Mary's by the author Of Rut-
ledge &c. 81 IS.
Thu Cavsr Woman OF the Family, BY the author Of the
=" Heir Of Redslyfs." illustrated.
The Shepherd and his Fio1k, BY Maeduuf au'hor Of
stWorks Of Jesus" SC. 81 ".
Spare Hours by John Brown, NJ. d. $40.
Cap You Forgive Her! by Anthony TrolloPe 81 -.
A Dark Nishrs Work BY Mrs. Gaskell. soc.
Miss Mackenzie BY Anthony Trollope. soc
Silvia's Lovers, By Mrs. GAskell. 75c. .
Maurice Dering, By the author Of "Guy Livingstone.
For sale By woODH0UsB & PARHAM,
nhlef Goysrqor street, near Main.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
LIONS AND LIONESSES
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
VALUABLE COAL LAND FOR SALES,
" In TIE CnuNTY OE P0MuATAN -Tha u

~. - ~ -
VALUABLE COAL LAND FOR SALEHse
IN THE COUNTY OF POwHATAN-TheS -
undersigned, 10 pursuance Of authority vested in 49,
them by the will of VIM. A. Turpin, deceased,
offer for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND lying on
James river, in the county of Powhatan containing
about 600 acres, of which about $50 James river
low grounds Of fine quality.
This Farm is very productive, and well suited ia
agricultural purposes But its greatest value consists
In the immense bocy of coal which known to under
lie it. 1t lies Immediately the river, fifteen mil es
above Richmond, about the centre of what is known
ductve mines have been and in operation just
Immediately opposite, across the river.
survey has been made of this property by skilful
and experienced mining agent aud subterranean sur
veyor who expresses the opinion that sit presents the
most favorable and unquesonabe section Of the coal
basin" which underlies that whole region, and he is
further OF opinion that this Farm contains mot less
than 200 acres Of this coal BASIN thus aordng an al
most inexhaustble supply Of coal Immediately upon
the banks of the river and only fifteen miles from
Richmond.
The attention Of capitalists Is invited to this proper
ty as II affords admirable opportunity for safe
profitable investment and it must be sold. II is easy
Of access, being only three miles from "Coalfeld on
the Richmond and DanTille Railroad and persons de
sirous of visiting the place will find no difficulty In
reaching It from that depot.
Any communications addressed to HARRISON GOD
DIN APPERsON, Richmond, Va will be promptly
attended to.
PHILIP TURPIN
WILLIAM TURPIN,
Executors Of VIM. A. Turpin, deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16

GRA1S.-W hsat.-white 50 Soto ST. Red, 81 IS
10 So IS.
COrn.-Mixed, 66a67 cts; White, 81 to 70 Cts E;
Yellow Sc to IS cts.
Odts.-47 to 40 cts, weight.
MOLAssEs.-New crop clayed Cuba 43 TO 45c.;
Cuba Muscovado, As to &c., New English Island,
45 to roc. Porto Rico, So to 75c., for old and new.
oNs.-BGcOn.-Shoulders l3l to IA cts.
Sides, l6i TO II cts; Plain Hams 2O3 TO 81 cts.
Sugar cured, 22l to 23l cts, for uncovered; can
vassed. 24a25c
Bulk Meat.-Shoulders Iii to IL cts. Sides l5c.
LGrt.--Westem ls4 to lsi cts; Butchers and
City l7l to Iii cts.
Pork.-S27 for Mess, and nominal.
SALT.-Ground Alum 81 to % TO- Worthington's
Fine SO 30 10 50 60; Ordinary Fine 50 30 to 50 40
Turks Island So to 60 cts. per bushel.
SEEDs.-Clover S. 80 TO Sc 90; Flaxseed 81 80;
Timothy 50 S74a4 90.
SrGARs.-Cuba and f. !. fair to good refining
$40 5Oall co. Cuba and T. |. grocery Sll 50al2 80
Cuba and Z. l. prime TO choice grocery Sl3 O0al4 90
Porto Rico fair to good grocery SO 25al2 10 Porto
Rico prime TO choice grocery Sl3al450.
| WH1sKEY.-Western 50 2Sa2 2S2, and City % %;
stock and demand limited Pennsylvania, 50 ga
26t.
REMARKS Cofree-Rio in limited demand; no
transactions in other kinds. Flour-Choice brands
in fair request at full prices market heavy for low
grades. Corn-Yellow lc better; business trans.
actions limited Flaxseed-Dull. Sugars-More
enquiry for grocery descriptions and market hrmer.