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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04
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Police CorRr.-Before Judge Meagher
this morning-Mrs. Blake, arrested for
disturbing the peace. vas discharged.
John Thomas, arrested for discharging
firearms within the city limits, was fined
costs Of Court. +. G. Hcffer, for being
drunk and sleeping on the sidewalk, was
fined costs OF Court.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.

H. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
No. 26 South c street, Virginia, has on hand tho
only stock Of
Barstow,s Metallic Baskets and Burial
Cases, Fine MahoSany Cofins,
Comm Trimmings, etc.,
In the Statet
AlIo-METALLIc CoFFINs Of all kinds. got
up At shortest notice. Also. large sssortments Of
Bilver.Plated and Metal Mountings, Grape. Gloves.
Robes, Fringes and Satin Innings. etc.
Particular attention paid 10 SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended TO with
promptness
Remember the old stand
Ne. -, South C street,...... Virgiuin.
T.. w. KEYRB.
p, s.-Hear,es and Carriages will be In readI.
ne,s 10 attend Funerals ali over tho county and
vicinity.
T.. w. KEYES,
Ne. % South G observation-disclosures,
Wl,bs, TO inform bis friends, and the public geu.
orally, that he has on hand . CON-
plote stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods!
Bedding, Carpets, Blankets. shesting'
Crockery: Wooden ana WHO"
Ware. ETC., etc.
thank my old friends and tho public generally
fer past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
10 business, to merit . continuance OF ths same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND. No. ~
South C street, Virginia vrvro
no2l N f. w. hb1bo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

RESULT or LovR-MAxISG.-During the
year 1865, the County Clerk issued 1928
licenses, of which number 1856 were ssued
during the month Of December. Verify
our young folks are love-making to some
PURPOSES. +. Call.
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r,.,, 4o4 3l5 367. col .O4o 3s5.35S,Sl

Tutnl, .42I, 7l0,3I5 361,s9I'UEV $500
Tn. increase in bushels for 1866 is
ss7Ie275 over the yield Of 1864. The
hsy crop is large-5.i2l, 9ss tons greater
than in 1864. The corn crop
the entire country. North and south, mas
never before been equaled. The cotton
r o has improved in the Northern STATES.
but reports from the South indicate ina,
it is much injured by the rains anu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04

Also-Hats aud Caps Of every description,
the Latest Styles. delo III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-04
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite W.T.. Il Co.,
GOLD HILL.

AIMING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Nl /" the best advantage.
stock Quotations received by telegraph from
San Francisco immediately inter close OF each
Board.
Grecnbacks and Treasury Notes bought and
and sold at best possible rates, in amy quantity.
Highest price paid for Gold Hill. Virginia and
County Warrants.
Real Estate Agent. Rents, etc, collected.
Auctionacr for the sale of Mining Stocks for
assessments, and all licenses and taxes OH sales
properly paid, aud a correct record kept OF all
sales.
REFERENCES:
GoLD Hill W. Flood & Co.; w. H.. Blau.
Welt, AS't Bank Of Cal; L. ID. HriVlly, Agt w"
+. & Co: John II. Mills, Esq.
V~IRGINIA-B. +. Hastings i Co.; Paxton i
Thornhurg; J. II. Latham, AS';W +. Co;
Geo. +. Jones. Esq. oc3u
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Lost

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT. No. 5.99s,
A issued from the office OF Wells, Fargo & Co..
In Gold Hill, dated November path, 1865, and
drawn in favor Of Mr.. Lamerc, for ninety'fivo
dollar. The Auder will please leave the certin.
cate At tho above Office. Payment OF the same Is
stopped Jazl"'
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY!
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These invaluable Lectures have been the means
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20
RY ". L. WALL q CO., Auction.er,-

TIE EsTIRE EFFECTS OF TIE OWEN
On ri RsDAY hoRNiSG fss "a -; -
nencing st 10 O'Clock, we will .eIi tS. .n,s sIm M
fsets Of the owen House, on Pennsylvania avenue
Hotel, comprising the Furnitars and Eject, A
sIg hty seven rooms. the entire housa sins kG ~
but lately rtfuI nished, and all in good order ssa
af sf which will be per ptorily SOLD cansr;s;.
Ons very fine Rosew ood Piano, r. ade nv W. %
EneTton. Boston: also. Cover and stSet M
burra1s, Bedstesdsl Tables
Sofas Tete Q tstes, Psrlor and Easy Chairs
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Marble Top Tsbles Axsi Hat racks
I'D. boayds. W hatnot. Etegsre
Blankets. Sheet. PillOw-siip-. Con forts
CountsIpanes, Pillows and Bolsters
lining Tables asd chairs
nirrers and Glass and Paintings
Eebiy seyrn CARPETS spd Cocoa Mating
Complete Range and FiItI.re and Baking Oven
Gastors, CrOckery ard Glassware
copper Kettle. and kitchcn Ctensile
lSon safe sDo once Furniture, Dishes, kc
bar TcCm FnIbttnrs-
6srlIe too Bar and coH plete Fixtures
t'ilt mirrors and Bracket Tab es
psc2kfsI- and GlasssATs Paintings
ttRaF+ -Ntes, turner's
efr.m v-tle. In comrlste order
re s,r and Bar Fixtures viii he offered to-
ssr{ 70 nSs-~rste, all Of which will b~ posi- yely
scbd as the O-per IL about chanRisg his businsSs
add ths sale |" ct se continued each DAP until eli
GB iIHisiJ L. WALL q co, Asets.
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CoYporation Affairs.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, February 10Th, 1866
The Beard met at the usual hour. Present /:
Cathran, Magruder, Z. S. Moves. Turton-
Owen, A. Lloyd, President T. u. Lloyd. and
Secretary, s. V. Noyes.
Mr.. Magruder introduced q concurrent reso-
luton, that the Mayor cause the T.ornorstion
offices In the City Hall 70 be closed on the
22d instant 70 enable the efReere and clerk.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ZEAL
- FORT BAKER, ID. @.
pr GREEN 4 wILLIAMs. Auctioneers.

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
GgARpIAH' SALE BY ORDER OF THE HON.
gkH ggkkHbtF SBRHAhs' S3HET RATdTIED dE BY By
ABLE A6IEvl InPRsvED REAI EsTATE AT TIE
s9EFH srREET 1ksiHiA tkAAp Ap5sIF AZ A6G. ANp
on WBDNEspAY, the sl.s instant, a. O'Clock
Gss.e deceased tie inasrsss. of SAID SrpSsns OF
That part sf Lot numbered two, at in Square
numbered south OF Square fsur hundred and siIty-
inches The corner Of sv:nns and ssid
:fs
q street So feet insh, thence in q sOuthery direc-
street IS feet einches thence south ii inches, thence
3 feet e inches TO the place Of ginning and d at
On virsnis Avenue al posaf 50 set t 10 inches s
from the corner OF said avenue md said open space
3s feet7 inches Including sfoot pri, aiisy TO
the depth Of - feet thence from Virginia avenue
hsnes ate asy es.yw.Isy spH Int se
Borthwardly q feet 8 inches. thence eastwsrdly
along south street II feet inch, thence south
feet inches to place Of BEGINNING.
On the tr.t described lot 10 . nearly new, sub
PTosiasd wish marble %antis. s.d bells. ss: pS' 1
upper 70 the iitchen. Also, with two stair.
vays. one leading from the front and the other
1eni.ny .rrsBsed fr.s dssSr Ihsr ios eSn
eight rooms. front and back staircase
ddss on Sy os .ss
Csoal instslments. evidenced By notes Of the pur-
able in and u months from day Of sale, With IN
tsrsst. ~ "
The title Ia, been perfected, and 1. now ipdi,ou.
oeh''''neiPf spd .tssDs :. ssgrsh..sr cost.
fesp GREEN a WILLIAMa Ar~f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20
METZEROTT HALL.
SIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

METZEROTT HALL.
31S PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE.
THE sPHYNXI THE sPHYNx :
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Of the Brilliant Pianist and COnJurer,
MR.. ROBERT HELLER,
whose continued success in this city is withsut
parallel. Engagements in other cities precludiuz
longer stay. Mr.. Heller is reluctantly compelled
to close his season on Saturday evening next.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 1e, 1866,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
excepting THURSDAY, I'd of February, WASH
lNGTONS BIRTH DAY ANNIVERSARY, on
which occasion tthe Hall being engaged for ether
rpOses at night he will give
GRAND MATINEE r...
Remember THURSDAY, February 22dil
xrw pTuiEgg pgrisgg the week will be given, s,,
AND THE FAMOUS WOOD MTNsTRELss,,
and by special request Of many whe were unable
TO procure seats to witness
THE GREATEST OF ALL WONDERS.
THE sPHYNXi THE SPHYNX !
he Will reproduce Ii for
THREE NIGHTS MORE.
Admission 5oeents. Reserved seats, 81 ....
Doors open at o'clock-commence ats -..
kTThe Piano used Is ''Steinwa ~ q Grand
Seats secured three days in advance 1t METZE-
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~ AND PARRofs, nnpS'64
2.A fh street, between 4 ana N. u
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ADJUSTMENTS.
6KOvER's NEW fHEAIKR,
Psnnsyivania ayeaus. near WfllArdb Hoeal.
LloEARD GROVER CO.-...-.........D Directors
LEONAID 9R0VER-.....O. d. HESS.

Psnngylven1a ayeaue. near WilAr6b noed.
L10EARD 6R0VER &CO....-........-..D Directors
LEONAID aRoVER---...O. d. HESS.
Doors open ut quarter to u Curtain will riss ct
quarter to 8.
Eighth night of the sminently brilliant engage.
menf sf the world wide celebrities,
MR.; AND mrs. BAREEI WILLIAMS.
Las. tim. posislssiy q the Sssusifai speSss.ular
on o5T IF5 5ISSs5t!gsg ISES5 o1ssI5i 5ir.r
Last time Of hr. Nilfians' sstonishins Protsan
0on''' AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
'no'o EaRss ss OF OF RiIhHRSEY.' ffitI SA Oh 'ns
And the amusing Protsan Farce Of go go
pr.,.4.si.!. .AM ISs SessfR hARlssSSoe ssSSoeAH.
M. 8. K. DAVIES,
Manager of the late sucoessfui
OOKIR CONCERTS, rT
Announces to the citizens Of Warrington he
will give two
GRAND DBlss CONCERTS,
in part sacred, with exclusively New York talent.
The first viii take place at Seaton Hall, 9Th and
ID streets, on
TUESDAY EVENING, February n.
The second at Mstzersttb New Hall, on the
avenue,
FRIDAY. karch ID. ....
NIB. GKO. SIMPSON, Favorite Tenore, ......
MRS. MOZART, Soprano,
Mr.. JNO. Il. THOMAS, Baritone
in connection with the celebrated
BRErTo BOYS,
Cornett and Violin Players, aged ands
Further particulars In future advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINes Ann
- FENCING

CAssf QSa,ts,masu's OGes, Dsye S WasAiss,o.,l
WasksaEfos, ID. C., February Is 1873
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises, 3,
under the direction Of BIevet Lientensnt Colonel
james II. Moore. A. Q NJ, on MONDAY, Fsbru.
ary 70. 1855 at II O'Clock, M, the following de-
.e,thed Government Buildings and Fencing. site
ated at the Government Stables, north Of and near
the b. o r. X. Depot, viz:
One Cl Stable, l41a by 46s feet
0pe u Forage House. u by select
One u Bunk Room. II by - feet
One 1J Office. IL by % feet
One 90 Rarrach. i6 BY 6s feet
one tll Kitchen IL By l6 feet
Sse ~ store and Mess Room, Is by q feet
Xne Building, BY feet
Unetb Baildipg,f a by feet
I've y Shedr, each IA by hn9 feet
ISot2' Sheds. Il by 81 feet
Tse I'D Srsnary. ~ By l7o feet
S 80 Sross fsnces IS feet bong, Q feet high
Cross fenees, 50 feet long 81 feet high.
nst nv th,IdinRs will be seld sinsiy and must be
J.,s ~ ~ the purchaser within fifteen days from
Terms eash, in Government funds -...-
Bvt. Maj. Gen. ana Chiss ousSis,n,s..s,. nn,
80 Depot Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20

CANTERBURY. ...
Corner Pennsyivania avenue and Einth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION
WIZ II E'1asF T6kTsffEfI1 I! Fl EEfI1d'
the world, who will appear in her wonderful ~
And also IN her great feat. Is Of PasksHasonio.za %
First appearance of geo. sGot EDWARDS, tn. I'm.
Las. Week Of RSBEkr SfckIH, the great
several new Magical nTIqfs.s MGndsTs,
will 'A0" up III tff Frsf'fri sfsTSx & q. HunOus''
Bouquet Of Beauty, Emma Gardiner, Florence
RYMAN AND EDWARDS,
ESSS&HSs'TE SHs'E ~ sE'sls% ss$ p;!!Pi;i5$R; $Si$Ht
SEATON HALL. ....
Csrner of 9Th and ID streets.
POSITIVELY FOUR DAYS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il, ~, 70, and a.
CHANG AND ENG,
the world-renowned
sIAhEsE TWINS,
Accompanied By their Children.
Also, the Wonderful
WILD AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN.
TWO LEvEES EACH DAY-AFTKRNeoN
AND EVENING,
Doors open from to g. from 7to9
Admission. so Cents; Children, 25 Gents fell It
pAEJOi BANJOl BANJO i-Instruction By
- CLARENCE PETERS Pupils guaranteed one
or more perfect tunes the first lesson. no charge
Once 10th street Re 70 1tf
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No. 500, corner Of 7th and ID streets

ADhIEISTRATRIXS SALE OF THE PER-
SONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE JOHN
B6RTIS, DECEASED
BY order OF the honerble Orphans Court Of the
District OF Columbia On the corn. of 6th aud 8
streets porth, near Campbell Hospital. On FRIDAY
20 instant: at 10 O'Clock m, shall sell, on the
premises, the following articles, viz:
hair clotL Sofss, Chairs, Rockers
Centre Tables, Window Shades, Ingram Carpets
Reather Bsds Mattresses, Cottage Bedsteaas
Dressing Bureaus Wsshstands
Comforts, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets
DIpiDg Furniture CrOckery
Cook kne other Stoves
lot Of Kitchen Requisites
A nd lot OF Coal and Wood,
And many other articles which desrs uBneees.
sary TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
HARRIET BURTIS. .Administratrfx
e 1s-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auste
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
w SATl RDAf the 2ith, At 3 p. m, 1T Bal e
Cross Roads, HOUSE and three acres Of LAND.
Location OF the best busine stands for b AL
smith or wheelwriRht in the county. Apply ct
No. 474 18th street fe io.be-
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AUCTION SALES,

10y II. K. WALSH CO., Auctioneers,
II No. $50 Pa av., corner 10th street.
REGULAR AUCTION sALBs DAYS EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
hORNlHG. commencing at 10 O'Clock, comprising
furniture, &c.
Cash advanced on Merchandise Of every deserip-
ton.
CoBsignees solicited.
Ont door Sales attended to on easy tsrms..
fe u lw n. X. WALSH h CO. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20

CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Einth street.
GIORGI LEA KA...-.......-...-...-...sele Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20

uP " mth ~noec pul PVec was " WHY SOn-
Mr.. Peugh urged that while as a citizen he
approved of the celebration OF the day, he did
any action, and moved to lay il on the table
Mr.. Ferguson inquired as TO who were the
projectors Of this demonstration, and il among
them were such men as Hoover and Wendell.
who are endeavoring 10 induce Congress 20
take away the city's charter, he would be
obliged 10 vote against it
mr. RhesM iS,6 -, was opposed to politics being
Mr.. Moore regarded the resolution a. con-
seryatiye, and he could not vote against IL.
Mr.. Dudley said he was opposed 10 bringing
poIucal measures into the Council, but he
could not see that endorsing the President was
political measure. In connection with eer-
tain Democrats, urging the withdrawal OF the
charter from the city, he begged 70 say some
on the opposite side were engaged; the editor
OF the ChrOHicle, for instance.
Mr.. Edmonston said il all the men engaged
in this movement were Democrats, and they
intended TO endorse the President, he vas
willing 10 take them by the arm.
DIR. Joyce was sorry the matter had been
brought into the Board, but he could not vote
against It.
Mr.. Peugh's motion to lay the resolution on
the table wss lost-yeas 4, (Messrs Hamilton,
Peugh, Rheem, and White,l nays 10.
The resolution was passed.
The following were reported from commit
tees:-By Mr.. Ferguson, ways and mesnsl-
Aldermen's Joint resolution fixing the time the
assessors shall set as board Of appeal from
the 18th OF February 70 the LIST Of April, instead
OF nfteen days as AZ presenC passed. Also, bill
from Aldermen in relation to paying the CLERKS
and messenger Of the Board OF Police, with an
amendment striking out that part relating 10
the messenger; lost on its third readipg-yeas
S, nays 10. BY Mr.. Rheem, (improyementsl-
Bill grating 10 John Webster and Robert
Campbell the privilege of grading Half street
east, near st. south; passed. To pay Henry
Birch Tor work done on cutters In the First
Ward; recommitied. To repair roof Of City
Hall laid on the table
The following were received from the Alder.
Hen and passed Bills 70 repair the roof Of the
west wing of the City Hall; bill authorizing IL.
hooer1ck TO build q blacksmith shop on massa-
chufetts avenue; concurrent resolution re-
questne the Mayor 10 close the Offices In the
City Hall on the I'D inst
The following were referred TO lay q nag
footway in the Seventh Ward, at 18th and ID
Streets 18th and streets, and and 18th streets;
or relief Of Henry pramond; 10 repair bridge
on N street south; 70 set curb and pave foot
way the south fronts Of 60 uares 9s5 and 1,o2o,
relief Of Ed O'Connor; relief Of J. Is. Murray;
relief OF J. w. Studley; relief Of Patrick Nc
Hugh; bill In relation 10 lateral sewerage and
gas and service pipes; 10 establish an addition
nj primary school In the frst school district; 20
continue the flushing process Of the Washine-
ton canal.
The bill from the aldermen mahins An an.
preparation Of s1,o0 fer the relief of ne Se.
serving poor was taken up and passed.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
we'll built three story BRICK HOUSE an<
LOT, with two story Brick Building In rear; al
modern improvements. This property must b
sold the present swner Is leaving the city. Fur
ther partic ulars ct our store.
"a lq-sf NAGLE 90. ,Auctioneerg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-25
new York NIarket-Dec. "a.

ASHES--Quiet; So 259s 50 fer pot sl2 sl9 so
COrT0N-Dull and unchanged; 500 bales at ss1L
93ic for middling uplands.
.FLOUR-Quiet, and without important change:
sa es 800 brls at IS 2599 80 for superpe western:
80 409ll for common to medium extra; i'll 5ODI3 so
Tor choices &lO 9Oa IL for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and Sl2 O5lgI3 rs
for trado brands. market closing moro stOadJ. RJ0
-four quiet; sales rs brls at Sc 5097 so.
CORN MEAL-Dull.
WHlSkY-Qu and nominal.
WHEAT-Quiet, and without change salos $500
bush at 50 25 for Nc. 9 Milwaukee.
RYE-Dull. %! ..fJ
BARLEY-Dull and heavy. -
BAILEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
C0RN-More scIive; l92c better. More doing
western in store, and 81 1901 l3 for do in store.
OATS-Duil sales 1900 bush at 629e5c for Chi
cago and Milwaukee,
RICE-Dull
SUGAR-Steady; sales 500 hhds Cuba at oX@
MOLASSES-DuI. .~r.- e
HQPS--oteady at 35 s65, all kinds.
PETROLEUM dull at l992Oc for crude, and
sO93lc for refined in bond.
PORK-Quiet and steady; sales $3.50 brls at $40 25
@l9 81 for old mess, closing at $l9 25 cash: $50
10 IS for new mess, and $l7 259l7 so for prime,
buyers Op ion, January and February.
BEEF-Dull and heavy; sales $50 brls at previous
prices,
BACON-Quiet.
CUT MEA rS-Dull: sales 100 pkgs at 9@lOc for
shoulders: l09l2c for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Lower at ~ 9sJ4c for west
LARD-Quiet and heavy; sales65O brls at 1Ix0l2
for old: and l29l21Sc for new.
BUTTER-Quiet at llSs2c for State; 9sSss for
CHEESE-DuI at lOSl7c. 'gEy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-25
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Sale of Negroes.

BALTIMORE, Dec. "a Four negroes, con-
victed OF larceny and ordered to be sold bv
Judge Magrnder, at Annapolis, were sold on
Saturday, Some twenty or thirty farmers
were present at the sale. The first one sold
was John johnson, who bid for himself,
auctioneer taking bid, he was "knocked
down" to himself, and became his own
purchaser for $500. Another man brought
S35 90. Two girls brought, respectively,
$2200 and $4,000 each.
There was an officer OF the Freedmen's
bureau present at the sale, and it was
thought that bidding would have been more
spirited. but Tor the fact that an impression
seemed To prevail that the officer In ques-
tloh was about to interfere with the right
OF purchasers to release negroes from the
custody Of the purchaser. -
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CLEVELAND marIxe..

FL0UR-City-made Xxx spring. from No. !
wheat &I2 IS; do do from 40. wheat Sl1 25Dll rs;
country made spring $40 T59ll 90; Xxx red winter
4l3 OO9l3 50; XXX white Sl5 OO9l6OO. Buckwheat
Flour 80 5O04l0 90. rs
WHEAT No. l Milwaukee spring at O. IS; No.
2 do at % 2703 80.
CORN-Sales cars old No. shelled al 93c; 5000
bush do do at s4c. .r =. :. =
OATS-Dull. but firm at $50 for No. rState.
RYE-Quiet No. State held at 81 2O No. ]
western 81 Is.
BARLEt--Quiet; Canada held at q 1901 20;
State at IS 99Oc. ..
H0GS-Saes $50 dressed. averaging 2sS lbs. at
715r; live 5%96c.
P0RK-No, 1 city.packed Mess $40; No. q do
LARD-Steady. Cty-rendered at lSc in tierces
SACKED MEATS and steady. Sale,
Sugar.cured hams at Ice; shoulders at l2c; dried
beef zoe. ....a- +. - :
MESS BEEF-Dull. No, Cty-packed Sle.
BUTTER--Good 10 choice Western Reserve 2S0
soc; common Western Reserve and Central nominal
CHEESE Quiet and steady at 1OolsC for COM
mon to choice. packages included. -
EGGS-ScaIoe and firm at 30 $3.50.
POULTRY-ln good supply and prices weak
Chickens II 11Hc: Turkeys l2K@l5c, =, 49, =.
HIGHWINES-Quiet and steady at 81 IS, in A
small way; % 80 a2 SO in round lots,
ALCOHOL AND SPlRlTS-Unchanged AIco-
ho % per cent, e4T494 70; Cologne Spirits, Ss Der
cent, a s4S4 80; Neutral ProUf Spirits g $40
81. ... ..s.s.. lt..... ..r. - 80
PETROLEUM-Inactive and nominal at as@soc
for refined in bond; 4s95oc for free.