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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-31
Financial and Commercial.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.
KICHHUND, JAHudTY oU IcUO
Brokers were buying gold to-day at l3SalS9, and
selling at l4l.
Silver buying at 1873; selling at 1876. Market dull.
TOBACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND, January 80, 1866.
There was break to-day of 60 hogsheads Of leaf
and IA hocsheads of stems. The stems were not
offered because of the absence of parties who buy
most largely of the article Sc hOgsheads of leaf
were put up at auction at the Exchange, but, be-
cause of the generally inferior character of the break
there were reflections of bids on 10 hogsheads. The
balance were sold as follows:
One at So one at s6l, one at SCI, one at 500, one
at ST. one at s74, one at S. at SOL one at slOa
two at sl one at sl2i one at ga, two at sl44,
at so, two at s22 one at s24s, one at $50, at
sS7.
The market for good grades is steady. Inferior
grades are heavy and dull.
In New York, on the 9th instant the market was
dull and heavy Sales were so cases Seed Leaf at
from &C. to l9ic, and 40 of Kentucky at from 7c to
26c.
In ST. Louis on the 9th instant, there were only
three hogsheads offered, and the bids on all were
rejected.
In Philadelphia the stock of good manufactured
tobacc co is reduced TO low figure, and it is in good
request full rates, but inferior and damaged Is
only salable at low figures. In leaf there has been
more activity Sales of gu hhds Missouri leaf at &C.
gold 40 hhdS. Kentucky ut 6sa74c, for light lugsi
Sa9c for heavy do; l4al6c for medium leaf 17a2Oc
for good do and 23i25c for fine. 100 cases frosted
PENNSYLVANIA seed leaf sold at &c % cases wrap
pers at lSa20c, and some filters at case. Connect
cut seed leaf has also sold freely,
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Georgia Legislature---Election of United States

MILLEDGEvHLE, January 30.-The Legislature
proceeded to the election of United States Senators
to-day. On the first ballot, Alexander II. Stephens
received l52 votes, Hill IS, scattering l. Mr.
Stephens did not consent to the use of his name
Herschel v johnson was elected for the short term
on the sixth ballot
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TREAT-The WING OFFICE was yesterday tie
recipient o. an excellent treat in the way OF refresh
ments, from Me,sss. Brandt * Loehr, whose FeNtau-
rant ,at the co,',er OF Eighth and Main Is among
The hr.l in thn city.
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IRON WORKS.

IRON WORKS.
DENINSULAR MACHINE WORKS,
MIDDLETOwN, DELAWARE
RAILROAD MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.
We are now prepared to furnish at short notice. the
receipt OF plans and specifications, any
, and all styles Of
CAR TRUCKS,
and FoReINGs,
CARS,
SWITCH icons and FROG CASTINGS,
IRON WORK
TURN-T ABLEs
BOLTS and NUTS,
BRASS CASTINGS. .....................CAR BRAssBs
And anything of this character needed by
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Ten or twelve gentlemen can
ID he accommodated with BOARD, by the day, at
low rates. A. A. WlLBON,
jan25 If Ross street.
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Az OLD CoNyIcr-wiIIilm Kenney, aud oil ole
fender and plrloneJ convict from the pcuiieuta-
~ WAS before judge McEntee yesterday, on the
,,,r,s nj p;rkrp4 the pocket OF Eeuhen Buckley,
..oioreJ oi II 3D. Reuben Buckley recognized the
acru>sd As the party who picked h.s pocket where
anon me Judge sentenced William 70 confinement
in the Libby tor three months.
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COLLEGE,

w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next half session Of this institution will begin
February LIST and end June 2Sth 1866, under the Pres
dency Of General ROBERT E. LEE, assisted by com
petent corps of Professors.
TERMS.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lege fees, $50, for the term of ave months.
For further particulars, address
deels.dSc3n g. J. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty.
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Cry CoUxcH.-A called meeting Of the City
Council was held Menda%e'enng' at Tour O'Clock
Pre,en,-Nessr. Grattan PRESIDENT Crutchfeld,
Clovton. Burr, Scott EPpes, SMITH Richardson, Lee
IT, minntes of the last meeting were read and
adopted
Tie President stated that the meeting vas called
at the instance Of the Committee on Clai~s ana
Salaries ,,
Nr, Burr, chairman Of said committee, pifSented a
-eort that certain claims 10 the amount Of s7e4 81
be paid. ,.-.,.;,, ~.
The committee reported adversely to the claim; oy
,commutation Of a check held by Nr L \. j. Clop-
<ton. ON Farmers Bank, given by the Chamberlain
The committee further recommended the payment
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

New YORK MARKETS, JANUARY 29Ltotton is firm
steady; sales of mixed at S24aS5 cents Pork un.
settled; sales of Mess at $751; closing at S3l o.
Lard heavy at l5Ia17i cents. whiskey dull at
81 26a2 81 Groceries dull. Naval Stores quiet.
Rosin, s5als. Petroleum dull at 32la33 cents
Cold 40.
CINCINNATI MARKET, January 29.-Flour and
all 30 receipts 700 head. Mess Pork, s2S 80 for
city. Green Meats in demand; Shoulders, 9cents:
Sides, II cents Hams. l6 cents. Lard dull at l73
cents for prime city. Whiskey unchanged. Gold,
l1O
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T NJ. LAIDLEY & CO.,

BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
CHARLESTON, KASAwHA,
West Virginia,
Buy and sell EXCHANGE, COIN and Southern BANi
NOTES make collections and remit promptly aieurren
rates Of exchange. -
They hAve-on sale valuable bodies oil Farming IRA
Eing and Mineral LANDS.
ss They call the attention Of capitalists 10 thei
COAL LANDS situated for the most part upon the Grea
kanAwha River and which they believe will be worth
within the years. ave times the price at whel
they are now held. jansO- CIT SdlOt
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A LOT IN DANVILLE,

GA the Canal running up nearly opposite the rear OF
Prices hui'dngs on Main street small house on H.,
about half an acre
Also % Lot with very moderate improvements, just
below the FOIrng lil Of Crews, Rudeuhizer Go. +;
has a peculiar value Is . ,itO for machinery.
Also, q MILL SITE at near Milton, with Il acres 81
Land attached, water power from Dan rver-ths Mill
house Ia, been burned the power drove eighteen
foot uudershot wheel supply Of water never failing
good spring and small House the premises. The To-
cation j. veg desirable one, being in the midst of a
very wealthy section Of country. The Mill, before II
was burnt, had splendid custom. Price, $1,000.
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HENRY A. WISE, SR.,

Will practise law in the Courts Of Richmond and Hem
rico generally and in criminal cases in the Courts OF
other cities and counties convenient when specially
employed He always be found at the Office OF
banner Wise, in the Law Buildings, Richmond, or st
the house of Mrs. Pullam, in Manchester.
ian30.3m
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. JANUARY %.

CoFFEE--Sale to-day of 3056 bags Rio, cargo of
Br. brig Edith taken for the West, private terms
Market steady at 20Ia2lc for choice Rio.
FLOUR.-FOr export there is very little enquiry,
and the limited transactions are confined TO local
wants and cOastwse Southern ports. We notice
sales of $50 bbls choice Howard street cut Extra at
- 10; a small lot common City Mills Super at
IS 373, and 100 bbls. Chestnut Grove Extra at $40
per bbl Also, 80 bbls Rye Flour at "a 70. Corn
Meal steady at "a for City Mills Quotations gener-
ally are without change.
GRAIN.-Wheat-red, but no white offered to-day.
Market for red dull prices favored buyers several
cents. Sales of Pennsylvania at 81 80 per bushel-
no prime or choice sold. Corn-saleS mixed at 81
cents white at % cents, and choice do at 81 cents
yellow at 76a7S cents per bushcl. Oats-lSa49
cents weight. Rye-NO sales.
MOLASSES.- Market quiet-small sale of Porto
Rico to-day at 80 cents-last sale OF common Eng
iSh Island was at ~ cents.
Provisions inactive: some inquiry for Bulk Meats,
but no transactions reported. Opinion is entertained
that large export demand will soon be experienced,
particularly for boxed Meats to Great Britain. We
quote Bulk Shoulders at l23al3 cents, Sides l5al5t
cents. Bacon Shoulders l5al55 cents, Sides l7ialS
cents. Mess Pork 500 50a3O per Dbl. LaTd-Western
lS3alS4 cents, and City l7Sal8 cents per lb.
SUGAR.-NOthing in grocery grades worthy OF no.
tice. Market dull and prices favored buyers.
SALT.-No change to notice; sales from jObbers
continue as before quoted.
SEEDs-Clover still in active demand; sales at
SSaS % for fair to prime. Timothy dull and prices
nominal at So 5Oa4. Flax SO per bushel.
WHIsEEY quiet. Jobbing lots of Western held at
p 81 per gallon.
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HARD BREAD-DUM BELLuN Fur We had mons
iut hard bread 50 much 50 thatNTe would have gone
to the dentists every day for repair of our molars II
dentists did nol charge so much for dead people ;,
teeth found IL OakS4od and ON the b4tt.e-held.-
Now that Bcilgm not esi, s3ent reFSHS buttons We
can tolerate :. hard bread Occasionally a sort OF
mixtuIe vith soft tommy (for we get too npch OF
the latter fIom bakers in haf-haSed stafei anl
therefore have no hastancy in recommending tTench
x CreHshaR's article. NE advertisement. We have
earned our bread hard eHSqgh. God knows. and
often hac hard bed o. e, too and more than once
our bread came well nigh being baked, but We hope
20 live % see Thad. Stevens x Co. put on hafd diet
and wellbred people get the better Of the Internal
cooking which he Is now doing in the black bread
shaw's advertisement.
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BUSINESS NeTIrFS.

ORIENT
Freichted with fruits, ailush with flowers
nhlations 10 offended powers
Muat laiyy-like bOtiilas CLEAN
At night Cu Egamas sacred steam
The VIII le ashOre Ga Bonded knees,
E.ughted HiniOO deyOtees
she for their SIlvery, Silkcn sans,
The advent Of auspiSiOus gales
In Orcnt lands is 10 Ge seen, such scene Is : above
descrbsd-fruits flowers and Oriental offerings 10
same stupid Brahmin notion ycept deity. la old
Virginia we ever had something cen more belutu.
than Or.entais ever knew, There vas the Magnolia,
embosomed in fragrant and lgstr0uS leaves the to-
bacco radiant with tie smiles OF ttlo niggeEs, gam
boiling in the rows the tall Germ redOlent Of go %,
whiskey the rye blessed cereal productive Of som
thing mighty tempting 10 No. l67 :. 1; the ricu
wheat which made fortune for HaNall. Cren>haw
X Go and then Southampton apples, Succulent and
supplying apple brandy and so ON, and 50 on. Hut
cur business is 10 tell Won that il YOU want flower and
cl-deg vegetable seed, you can get them iOm Frank
L. M0rliug, Baltimore, whose advertisement see.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-31

REFERENCES William T. Su,hcrlin William T.
Clark, W. s. Patton (Bapker, Boudin Bouldiu (At-
toneysl panYille, Virginia James NJ white, Hon
George a. Gilmer Hon william NJ Treadway, Pittsyl-
wanna Court House Virginia. john r. Edmunds, Hall
fax Court House. Virginia; Wood Bouldin, Charlotte
county, Virginia; Hon. william Daniel, Richmond OF
Iynchburg James Alfred Jones, Charles Il. Williams
A. / stokes y CO., Richmond, Virginia; Mcllwain
Son x Co.. Joseph E. Venable & Co., Petersburg Nir-
ginia Frank n. Watkins, Farmvlle, Virginia; John
Wilson, samuel Watkins, Milton North Carolina Hon
Edwin o. Read, RoxborouBh, North Carolina; Samuel
T. Hill, Yanceyvle, North Carolina Willie J. Palm
or, Charles Dewey Raleigh, North Carolina; Bullit
Fairthurne, Philadelphia; Samuel Ayr0s Son Co.,
Charles K. hunt William l.. Hill, Clement Read Chas.
D. Hill, New York Little, Brown x Co., Boston, Mass
McClish, ves CO., Herbert Halrston, Baltimore,
yand John B. McPhail, Norfolk, Virginia; Con-
way Robinson, Alexandria, Virginia.
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AGENCIES, &c.
CIRCULAR.
EXTENSIVE LAND AGENCY,
DANVILLE, VA.

The undersigned offer their services to the public as
agents for the sale and purchase Of LAND.
They will promptly sell and buy Real Estate in Nir
ginia aud North Carolina, and, special contracts,
Lands further South
Their location near the border line of Virginia and
North Carolina, and at the junction OF the Richmond
and Danvile and Piedmont railroads, gives them easy
access TO the surrounding country They will buy or
sell lots in Danville other towns in Virginia and
North Carolina-isoated tracts in the country and larger
areas imIniS grafton colonies, also Mineral Lands for
mining operations in Western Virginia and North Caro-
Ina.
Arrangements are being made with Northern compa-
u and agents furnish capital aud purchasers which
viii iucrea - our opportunities for ehecting sales
long experience in the legal profession will enable one
uf the psuers accurately investigate titles and pre-
pare title deeds. No general business will herea
Ter be attended to by him. The business of the
cyru will receive his undivided attention.
our list of Lands for Sale VIII minute specifications
Of locality SOIL &c, will be most extensively circu-
lated by al verti,ement through Northern and southern
States fee from i've to ten dollars will be charged
in advance to cover the cost Of advertisements, and
usual commissions after sales-halIpriee charged II
Land is Withdrawn sold by owner after ad vertse-
mEnt.
cur patrons will please give minute descriptions OF
locality Size of tract qualities Of SOIL and to what sta
pie crop, it i best adapted whether suited 10 the
growth Of the vine, and, where lands are offered for
mining purpuse- a full description of their mineral
qualities Send also the price per and terms Of
payment. READ HILL
GEORGE W READ CORNELIUS H. HILL.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
TOR SALE-A valuable business LOT on
Il the west side of Shockoo slip. Apply to
B. DENNIS,
jan3O,lw Cary. between 10Th and 10th SITS.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, -
Y AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FRANZ ;;id
LIN AND NINETEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE. SH
We are authorized ts sell that truly valuable real
estate located as above, nov occupied rs a lumber
yard and for other purposes by Messrs z. w Pickeri
4 Co aud others. The LOT has front on Franklin
street of 1853 feet by 65 feet Nineteenth street, to
wide alley.
Besides several framed buildings on it, there is
large BRICK WAREHOUSE, three stories high, about
thirty by forty feet. This property is now renting for
about 900 per annum and is admirably adapted for
lumber many other purposes and by reason of its
ample space is Justly regarded the most valuable
property the market.
Apply to HARRISON, GODDIN &APPERsoN.
iln3U-2t
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Of any and all articles used by
RAILROAD COMPANIES,
Flattering ourselves that We can give satisfaction.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
We are prepared to furnish, of own manufacture
at short notice,
IMPROVED THREsHING,
CLEANING and SEPARATING MACHINES,
OF
WESTINGHOUSE, wEMPLE and
- GEIsER PATTERNS
PENNING TON's REAPER,
With an Improvement.
'''' ''' '''' 80 TEN HORSE POWERS
POWER and HAND CORN SHELTERS.
~ STRAW and FODDER CUTTERS,
And CIRCULAR SAWS,
Adapted to Farmers Use.
We also sell, of the very best make,
STEEL TOOTH HAY and GRAIN RAKEs.
''' '''' . AND EvAPoRAToRs.
JERSEY FARM WAGONS,
OF all sizes.
WING MACHINE
Ola variety of Patterns.
IMPROVED sHlNGLE MACHINES.
PORTABLE ENGINES AND SAW MILLS,
OF all sizes.
STATIONARY ENGINES,
OF any desired Power, for Mills aud other Purposes
We make
FoRGINGs, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
OF every description,
And do promptly in tn, best mlnner
MILL WORK AND REPAIRS
Of all kinds.
Particular attention paid to Making, Dressing and
Tempering ~
MILL PICKS.
Having a variety of new and beautiful patterns for
IRON RAILING, We will enclose
CEMETERY LOTS AND BUILDINGS
At low rates.
Nv rece mt impro to works with the add
ton of new tools and skillful wOrkmrn can guar
amtee that Machinery and Implements are equal To
We respectfully solicit orders either in person by
mail, and will cheerfuly give any information de-
sired.
We desire to call your special attention to our
IMPROVED READING CORN SHELLER,
Which We have no hesitancy in offering Is the best
in use.
We are now manufacturing this desirable implement
with heavy Wrought Iron Chambers, and Cylinders
covered with Thicker Iron than any before used
The Teeth are of Entirely Pattern, fitted 10 tho
Cylinder In such secure manner that We are wllliRg
to guarantee them for Twelve Months from date Of pur
chase and will replace free of charge, any that may ny
out within that time. They can be Reversed and when
finally worn out, be Replaced with New Ones, without
the Cost of New Cyinder-an I'D vantage possessed by
no other pattern. We make Iron Back and Top to
the Hopper rendering il much more durable
BUDD & SHARP.
J THos BuDD, of Maryland.
THos. r. SHARP, late OF Columbia, $. {.
jIn26dSctf
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WILMINGTON MARKET, January 26, 6P.M.

TURPENTINE.-Sales of 291 bbls. at So % 800
do at So 80 for yellow dip, per go lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-7 bbls. sold at 57a cents
per gallon for white, in n. \. packages.
RbsIN.-ln common, we note sales of 1850 bbls.
broken and LOOSE at 81 TO- and 1873 do. at 50 90 per
Dbl.
TAR.-Saes of 27S bbls. at 50 10, and rs do. at
50 20 per Dbl.
CorT0N. Sales of II bales at 9Oa35 cents for Ie-
packed and stained, and 40 cents per lib. for mid
ding.
HAY.-lO7 bales Northern sold at 81 % per 100
pounds
TMBER.--4 RATS sold at 81, sll and $40 per thou
sand, as in quality.
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sterIlng Exchange,
Gold and Silver,
brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services to the Mer-
chants and Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina as
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
f,cturers and with reliable representative in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg and
other cie- enables TO purchase sell in either Of
the above this city any article needed for dispo
sition. upon the best terms.
We propose 10 extend our connections with all the
principal cities in the Union, and thereby be medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and com
municate upon all subjects Of business character in
any part Of the country.
The facilities We possess will make II much to the
when We cannot order direct from the Importer or
every way reliable and thoroughly posted as to the
state OF their particular markets, enabling them TO pur
chase at the lowest market price and on much better
terms than q person possibly do who only makes
occasional visit for that purpose besides saving me
expense Of the trip and loss Of time We will through
friends be kept ad vised Of the value OF sueh articles
Virginia and North Carolina may have 20 dispose o.
that we will inform friends Of the best market
and the price that will be obtained before shlppnS'
desired parties know the price oil soods De-
fore giving their orders. ,rupppv
90 Main street, Riehm ond, Va.
nv sv,ru C. wHsRRT.
RgFERRscEs-Dunlop Moneure Co, Harrison, God
din h Lnner,on Charles 7. WORKMAN Co., richmond;
WIN. p Converse l. Co, VIM H. Price Co., New
york los p. Hanson, Philadelphia nov4--Sm
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The IRGErEEssIBLE UNITED STATES HorEL.-NrS.
R,,ipd, Kuvauaugh was asa,n before Mayor ~aun'
ders Yesterday on the charge Oi using threatening
l,r,p,,. 10 several OF the Horn family ANA Others
Nh, rssiJ in the United states Hotel, made notO-'
;op. by Tie character OF it, occupants. The Mayo,
st.t.d That he Il d uoLthink GtiHda was IN proper
coalition for trial and wOuid therefore baud her
over IN her SON She attempted % explain her post
lion but BIZ Honor ordered the son 10 take Hei OUT ~
a.. .urt.roola After some persuasion, she lrit ".lh
-. t-.r king down her checSs. Belinda evidently
thinks sue i a badly used woman.
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sunny srDt.-we like te lo9k on the sunny sj!e
OF al things, but somehow or other tie saanT side
Of everything does not like to look upon Us. Dame
Fortune fGy instance has given Us Tlauy b'csa
look. There is . sapny side though, up thrIe
in Cumberland county, = ieTe one John MCGUwuu
Is about 20 open his academy, Vbeten % teach lir-
rinanS Latin. Greek, Mathematics, and tie Ike
sunRy home of his own, luminous with thv light ef
his own high Intellectual attainmeuts and iaa moral
gualites aud in which he can accommodate some
pupils as boarlers while such a he has not room
t,r. can be accommodated in gentlemens houses in
bs immediate vicinity Mr.. McGowan has the old
Trini.. College style OF teaching, and many Of his
pupils by tt,r success on entering universities, have
,yen strangesa .lgof OF his skill As an instructor
Read advertisements 10 Sc cordially endorse the
SnnDv side classical and HiaiGeGa.!cSl school.
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RAD on THE CHRISTIAN CONMSsIoN.-Jm
Robiuson. negro, was arrested yesterday by the
police on the charge q stealing stationery IRON the
Christian COMMISSION, at the African Church val
ned at twcnty-one dollar. Inc stationery 'aN1 i
s., nm, l. now at' The police statOu. dc vii
have an examination bcfo,e Judge McEntee To-
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &c.

h4 N0So0I O~<S&~SS ~~~'
TO THE c1rI q Sst LATE cosrrpnnAcr.
EB SPENCE, Agent,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. 100 MAIN ST, cor. 18TH,
Desires you to call and see his
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND yEsTIyGs,
Which he prepa red to make up short notice and In
good style Also, his stock of
READ Y.MADE CLoTHING
GENTLEMEys FURNISHING GOODS.
BE Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
jan2s:lw
UTILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
CT o THIR 8,
liz MAIN STREET.
WILLIAM J. GLENN,
r. A. SAUNDERS,
Can be found at the above house, and invite their
friends generally to call and
EXAMINE THEIR STOCK,
Feeling assured that they satisfy the wants of all
in want Of
SOMETHING REALLY NICE AND GOOD
in the way of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. janlG-tf
COOP NEWS
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
d RY G o o D S
To be run off at COST,
AT 173 BROAD STREET, CORNER Sixth STREET,
The old stand of Chies Il Chenery.)
Having determined to close out my ENTIRE sT0CB
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
THIS MONTH,
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
S p r | N G G o o D S,
l WILL SELL THEM DURING THE MONTH OF JANU.
A T co T
wR POLK,
janst l7S Broad street, corner Sixth street.