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General Assembly of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Feb. 8

RICHMOND, Feb 8.
SENATE
The Senate met at II NJ Prayer by Rev.
John Z. Edwards.
THE UNITED STATES DIRECT TAX.
The Senate took up the joint resolution IN
relation to the United States land tax-which
had been returned fiom the House with al
amendment striking out the Senate provision
for the appointment by the Governor OF one
or more commissioners to visit Washington
and lay the resolution before the authorities
and, after debate, the Senate receded from It's
amendment
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to incorporate the Richmond
Academy of Medicine
House amendment to Senate bill incorpo-
rating the National Mercantile Exchange
Company. 1.-THE amendment authorizes the
company to hold, at any one time, five thou
sand acres of land.
House amendment to Senate bill incorpo-
rating the Virginia and North Carolina I'm
migration Society. 1.-THE amendment strikes
William Mahone"1
Senate bill to authorize the construction OF
bridge lately burned) across the Rivanns
river, near Charlottesville.
Senate bill for the relief of John Stevenson
of Frederick county.
Senate bill to incorporate the Virginia I'M
migration and Land Company.
Senate bill to incorporate the Arcadia Iron
Works.
House bill to authorize the sale OF the Roa-
noke Valley Railroad under certain condi-
tions.
Was discussed at great length by Messrs
Keen, Boiling, MERCER, Taliaferro, Coleman
Cabell, Gait, Gin,er and others.
A motion to strike out eight per cent as
the maximum and insert ten, was defeated by
a large majority, and there is no doubt the
Senate will fix six per cent. as the maximum
| and eight as the maximum of interest.
Without coming to vote on the BILL
The Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
,roxar h,r tho Paw Mr. Hanson


EXPLANATION By THE CHAIR.
The Speaker said he would make all eXpla-
natl, II, which should have been made on the
announcement of the commission to go to
Washington, on the previous day. The gen.
tleman (Mr. Robertson) introducing the reso-
luton providing for the commission had been
omitted from said commission, because he was
understood TO desire particularly that he should
not be included
Mr.. Garnett said he thought the House had
better take a recess for some weeks.
STAY LAW.
Mr.. Wilson entered motion to reconsider
the vote by which, on Tuesday last, House
bill to stay the collection of debts for limi-
ted period was ordered to be engrossed
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to regulate contracts for labor
impose fine on persons entcing laborers
from the service of their employers under
such contracts, with amendments.
Senate bill in regard to registers of mar
riage, and to legalize the marriages of eolored
persons now cohabiting az husband and wife
PILOTS.
House bill to amend and re-enaet and re-
peal certain sections of the Code of Virginia
III Ic'atiph W Pioto was Estooeu. 11ycn, w.
Also, House bill to amend and re-enact SO C.
ton seventeen of chapter sixty-four of the
Code of 1860.
House bill prescribing the duties of t.le
graph companies was passed.
GARRoTINe, HIGHWAY ROBBERY, LARCENY
ECT.
The following House blu was passed:
|. Be 1t enacted by the General Asses Rbiy
That section twelve OF chapter one hun dred
and ninety-one of the Code of 1860 be ar i,end-
ed and re-enacted so as to read as followN:
''Section II. If any person commit robbery
from the person of another by partial stral1gll-
ation or suffocation, or by striking or bea ting
or by other violence to the person, or by the
threat or presenting of firearms, he shall, be
punished with death, Or at the discretion o f the
jury, by confinement in the penitentary for a
period not less than eight nor more than eight
cen years. If any person shall commit a rob-
berry in any other mode, or by any other
means, he shall be confined in the pelritelhiary'
not less than five nor more than ten years"
Section 2 This act shall be in force from its
passage.
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A drunken witness leaving the box, blurred
out
my lord, never cared for anything but
women and horseflesh p
Mr.. Justice Maule ooh, you never cared
fer anything but women and horse flesh !
Then advise you to so home and make your
will, or, if you have ma 10 it, put codicil to
it, and direct your executors, as soon as you
are dead, to have your skin made into side
saddles, and, then, whatever happens, you
will have the satisfaction of rejecting that af-
ter death, some part of you will be constantly
in contact with what, in life, were the dearest
objects of your affections
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nag The National hatelhgence', in COM
menting upon the interview held by negro
delegation with President johnson, intimates
that the whole affair was gotten up by the
radicals, in the hope of entrapping the Presi-
dent into admissions out of which they might
make political capital
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Mrs. SToNEwALL j JACKSON -This lady has
written letter, stating that the contributions
that are called for in her behalf are given
under a false impression, and it is inconsst-
ent with her ideas of rectitude and honor to
receive them She begs that all efforts made
to raise funds for her "relief' will be imme-
diatsly stopped. So says the Petersburg Er-
press.
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On Wednesday, the Sd instant, Mr. Henry
Willard, well-known journalist, was married
to Miss Helen f. Garrison, daughter of VIM.
Lloyd Garrison, the veteran aboitionist. The
ceremony took place at Mr.. Garrisons resi-
denee, in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Mr.. Vii
lard is the Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, and is white man
The Boston Post says:
The last number of Harper's Weekly has a
picture of its editor on the first page. He
looks old for one of his years, but natural.
The picture in question represents cocoa
nut-headed negro, one of the full-Afrcan per-
suason.
A woman named Snsannah Abrams was
arrested on Monday last, in New York. by
Government detectives, who found in her muff
the steel plate from which, it is alleged. the
amount of over fourteen thousand dollars in
twenty-five cent fractional currency has been
printed.
Marion, Alabama, being without Post
master, one hundred of her citizens have sub
scribed one dollar per month each, to pay a
man for receiving and distributing such mail
matter as may find its way to that town.
A proposition TO lease Fanueil Hall for q
lager beer saloon, and add the proceeds to the
city treasury, finds favor among some men,
bers of the Boston Common Council. Sc
says the Boston Transcript
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THIRTY.TwO YEARS IN HARNESS,


AND YET
FAIR TRAV LERl
UNDER the style OF
BRIGGS & ROGERS,
ROGERS 4 LANGLEY,
BURRUSS, ROGERS &LANGLEY,
N. A. THOMPSON & co,
NOW
w b. ROGERS & CO.,
NO. 90 WIDE WATER AND ROANOKE STREET,
Norfolk, Va,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES,
BRANDIES,
WHISTLES,
And all other goods usually found in first elias
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers a
The Lowest Rates.
W. B. ROGERS CO.,
No. 20 Wide Water and Roanoke Street,
feb 2-tf Norfolk.
Norfolk Post, Old Dominion, and Virginial
copy.l
ID ENJOY AL! REM VAL!!
~ ,r,,o1,r1,1U n r, r, . N UaruDouyD >,
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WILLIAM A. SWANK,

w LILLIAN A. SWANK,
ATTORNEY AT. .A-w,
And Commissioner in Chancery in the Circuit
and Corporation Courts. jan
CHAMBERLAINEB BROS BAN Frs
IOUPON INTEREST NOTES, bought at the
I j highest rates; UNCURRENT BANK NOTES
bought at the highest rates; GOLD and SILVER
bought at the highest rates; SEVEN-THIRTIES
and other SECURITIES bought at the highest
rates. Office
No. IT, ROANOKE STREET,
feb 5-tf Next door to Day Book Building.
Firm of r. III. CHAM
IN BERLAINE SONS having been dissolved
ON the 30th June, 1861, the undersigned will re-
sumo the business at their office, No. II Roanoke
the firm and style of "CHAMBERLAINE BRo's."
WIN. w. CHAMBERLAIN,
RICH'D CHAMBERLAINE,
feb 2-tf special Partner.
lust RECEIVED AT SEABURY'S
y SONS, IS MARKET SQUARE.-We are
Just in receipt of some very fine goods, to which
we wish to call the particular attention of
toners, among them are
French Calf Boots, for gentlemen.
French Glove Calf Boots, Congress, for ladies
French Morocco Balls, extra fine
Laeies Lasting Caters
Childrens and Infants shoes.
Also, new supply OF
Trunks, Valises, Bonnets, &C., &c.
Please call and examine them at
feb5 F. W. SEABURY'S SONS
DEED OATS 2,1OObusheIs
- Seed Oats aAoat and for sale by
feb BOCKOVER.
IOTlCE.-James iii. Johnston, Jr.
IN 81 George w. Johnston have associa
ted themselves together under the firm of
JOHNSTON & BRO, for the purpose of conduct
ing the Wholesale and Retail Wood Business
and Ship Brokerage.
We will keep constantly on hand seasoned Pine
and Hard Wood, which we offering to pur-
.chasers at the same price it is selling at in the
County Dock, and deliver it at their houses with
out any expense of carriage. Mer chants and
others doing business in the city, may send their
orders, and rely upon prompt delivery of the
kind of wood they specify without requiring their
personal attention. We can be found at New
toms wharf next to Ferry.
JOHNSTON & BRO.
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TAYL OR, M IA r 7 n & co.
No. ID East Side Market Square.

NORFOLK, VA, January 49, 1865.
We have this day admitted Messrs. THOMAS
f. ELLIOTT and JAMES, H. WATERS to an
interest in our firm.
WALTER III. TAYLOR,
ANDREW S. MARTIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ns- CoPPER TIPS protect the toes of Chill
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere.
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes can have 1t
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 8, 1866.
ianll-tlF
.jan19-tf
NENTRAL IRON WORKS.
PETIT & WATSON, PreprietOrs

PETIT & WATSON, Prepriet0rs.
The Proprietors having taken possession of the
establishment on Broad Water Street, No. =,
formerly occupied by NJ. COPYRIGHT & Co, and
having purchased all the Tools belonging to the
concern, are prepared to construct and repair all
kinds Of High and Low Pressure Engines, Boilers
and Mill Machinery of every description, Casting
OF Iron, Brass and Copper. Forgings of every de-
scription of Iron, Steel, and Copper done with
neatness and dispatch.
From an experience of several years in this
business, we feel confident we can give entire sat
ls1actlon Particular attention paid to the re-
pairs of Steamboats,. Experienced hands sent
60 any portion OF the country to repair and erect
VIM. L. PETIT,
jan24-tf JOHANNES WATSON.
JUST RECEIVED AT MY NEW
= STORE.
A splendid stock of
LADIES Is KARAT GOLD LEVER
WATCHES,
in Hunting Cases, plain, enamelled, and set with
diamonds, from $45 to 5000.
Also, few of the best quality of real Tobias
Stoddart and Johnson's English Hunting Patent
Lever Watches.
Latest syle of Guard, Chatelain and Vest
Chains, all for sale cheaper than ever
Fine stock of DR.. Bernhardts and other Spec
tacles, to suit all ages.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the
best manner, promptly, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
G. F. GREENWOOD,
Practical Matchmaker,
No. 81 Main St., sign of Golden Eagle
feb
/ Ohm G.. SMITH Baker-NO.
y II. Bank Street, Norfolk, Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand, super or quality
LOAF BREAD. Also Butter, Sugar, Soda and
Water Crackers, de-, wholesale and RETAIL Fancy
Cakes and Pies always fresh. ian22-ly
Ola nos!
Il PA NOS!
PA OS!
l have just received from the factory, some
very fine
PIANO FoRTEs,
OCTAVE CROSS STRING SCALE,
FULL METALLIC PLATE,
which for power, fullness of tone, elasticity OF
touch, and elegance of finish, are equal if not
superior, to any in the country. Also, constantly
on hand,
FRENCH, CHINA,
And BOHEMIAN
CUT GLASS WARE,
FOR TABLE USE.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
of great variety, too numerous to mention.
Call and examine them.
C. SCHWARZKOPF,
DO Main Street, under JohnsOn's Fall.
janl8-lm /
NJ OTiCE.-DO you want nice and
IN fashionable pair of BOOTS or SHOES II
so, call on G. A. DAVIS, No. As, Bank street, b
doors from Main, and have your measure TAKEN
Remember the place, doors from Main st.
feb6-tf
GHEESE-A prime lot of State Cheese
~ now offering for sale by B0CkoFEh.
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"Since | introduced it here, several of eur
physicians are prescribing it with the best sue
cess" Fl. BUFF, Chemist,
fah 2-2mx Portsmouth,
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We take occasion in making this announcement
to inform the public that we have removed our
entire stock to No. 13 East side Market Square,
two doors above our former place of business.
We have encountered some trials in our first
efforts to establish ourselves in business, but hav-
ing determined to remain and earn livelihood
here we are not to be banked by any impede
ments which can be made to yield to human will
and energy, and we feel grateful that we can say
to our friends, we have done WELL
At considerable expense we have altered and
fitted up our store in q manner suitable to the
Hardware trade, and having just received many
new goods from the manufacturers, Gin addition
to our former large and varied stock we fatter
ourselves that can please all who favor us with
their custom. jan3l-tf
nRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE AT
No. 10 Talbot Street-Mrs. Harriet A.
Ball respectfully announces that she is prepared
| to receive private boarders at SIS per week, with
good accommodations.
Call as above. feb l-l0t
II EMOV A L.-Henry p. Worcester
III has removed to No. 81 West Wide Water
street, Tin rear of the Custom House,) where he
will continue the General Forwarding and Com
mission business heretofore. He will be pleased
to see his friends at his location, and hopes
to merit share of their patronage.
G2s- A full assortment of Perkins, Stern Cos
pure California Wines, always on hand and fol-
sale at New York prices
HENRY P WORCESTER,
feb Lin No. 81 West Wide Water Street,
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nRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE AT
feb lin No. 81 West Wide Water Street

TTNYLER,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GUM ARABIC will be found most pleasant,
safe and speedy remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsE-
NESS, wHooPING COUGH, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF
| THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Its superior efficacy in
arresting coughs, and the first stages of consump-
| ton, has long been known and appreciated by
most families and physicians. Price 80 cents per
| bottle at all drug stores.
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HARDWARE
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
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d ENJOY Val! REMOV VAIL!
1NNO UNCEAENT OF PAR TNERSHIP, dc
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jan24-tf JOHANNES WATSON.
lust RECEIVED AT MY NEY
y STORE.
splendid stock of
LADIES Is KARAT GOLD LEVER
WATnHEG

John G.. SMITH aker-N0
y II. Bank street, Norfolk, Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand, super. or quality o
LOAF BREAD. Also Butter, Sugar, Soda and
Water Crackers, de-, wholesale and retail. Fancy
Cakes and Pies always fresh. ian22-ly
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CHICAGO, November 24.-Flour quiet Wheat ad-
vanccd 2a3c for No l. and 3aAc for No2. Corn opened
strong at advance OF &C. but closed weak at 87a87c
for No and s4as5c for No2 Oats advanced 1c, closing
firm at 3saa9Ec for o. Provisions dull Mess Pork
at s2O Hogs declined 25a30c, and closed moderately
active at GaG2lc for fair to good Froghts neglected
Receipts to-day-11o0o bbs four $4,000 bushels wheat
$4,000 bu3hels corn; 14o00 bushels oats; 1000 hogs;
Shipments to-day-l0,00o bbls flour; 1000 bushels
wheat; 81 900 bushels corn rs, 600 bushels oats.
MILWAUKEE, November 24-Flonr dull Wheat active
al s2O2 for No 1, and 81 83 for No2 Corn steady $50
for No Oats advanced &C. Receipts to-day-13OO bbls
flour; $4,000 bushels wheat.\ Shipments to-day-80O0
bbls four $4,000 bushels wheat.
ST. LOUIS, November 24-Flour nominally unchanged,
with small business Wheat dull and lower spring at
81 a2 o. prime fall 50 5Oa2 So choice 50 Goa2 TO- Corn
dull and closed Be lower at o2a96c for old and 91c for
new Oats dull and lower sales at 49a52c Provisions
dull and lower. Mess Pork S22 Clear sides 15al51lc;
shoulders 14s Lard dull at 13c for choice erce Whis
KEY dull and lower Hogs So 65aG 25.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Andalusa, for New York-D Buckley,
J II O'Donaghue, NJ a o Donaghuc.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah Beaufort, &C.
Mrs Harrison, Miss Harrison, I Groves FA Millet
Mrs White and children, Miss White, O'l}ricn Dr. 6
Atkinson and lady, Mrs Duet, " G Randall Leopold
D Il Sturdy, Thyme, Ward. AUSTIN Gordon, j
Per steamer Dictator, from paatka, Fcrnanina Jack
sonville, &c-W schoheld and lady, J Baker, NJ
Kng y = Personea ,,a Oliver o Lady and ~ Children dln
KLEIN, " Oliver, S Sullivan, L Finling, yoight DR.
D Irvine, w johnson, Capt L McGahagon, Fos-
tor H Huntington, D D Finley, Stephenson Major
bradford, " Kimberley, D Gates T j Gates, Mrs
D NIcCreery, g Miller, and on deck.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto-Hon Town
send and lady, Mrs Clark and son. r e Seabrook j r
Wilson, j Townsend, W McClue, s q Austin Major
Eyerson, Tomlinson, II Adams, R chrisy, and 6 on
deck.
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PORT CALENDAR,
MARIN. E.NEWS. 3.
PORT OF CHAR L e TON.
----------------------S-
Arl'Ivcd Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Amelia, Conner, LiYerpool-saed Oct 2. SAT-,
Coal and N1dze. To ] Fraser Co, Thompson y 90,
r Backlock Hart & Co, FL Jager C T Mitchell Co.
y Adger Il CO, Taft e. Howand Gravoey, L Wells
man, DR. Rose, G Mofett, JF Tuomey, Agnew 4 Go,
and Ordor. The has experienced Gains and light winds
most Of the passage
Brig John pcirce, srout HAVANA days. Fruit and
Ballast To j A Enslow u Co.
Steamer Dictator Coxecr, Paatka, Fcrnandina, Jack
sonylo and Savannah. 85 bales Cotton, bales Up
land Cotton, IL packages Mdzc. To Aiken 4 Go, &
Kirkpatrick Fraser Dill, Pincknoy Bros, Willis 4
Chisolnn Southern Express Co, Cohen, Hanckel T. Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNcty, Savannah, via hilton Head
Dluffton and Beaufort. 3 bales s Cotton, and Mdze
To Ferguson Holmes, Ravencl {: Co. T A Niett, "
Hayne, Southern Express.
Steamer Gen Hookor Torrent from Edisto. Ia bales
ney, wits \ chsolln, R ohristy \ GO, and Order
Rice, and Mdze. To Motto pringlo shackelford 4
Fraser, Thurston s. Holmes, o'Neill 4 Son, ] r
Pringle, and others.
Boat from Christ Church. 3 bnlcs Cotton. To Gail
lard l. hIinott.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Andalusia Burslcy, Now 9ork-Ravenol q
Shin Ida Lilly, Patterson, Livcrpool-Gibbes & Co.
schr Grapo Shot, Bonncau, Observation-Disclosures.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship An6alusia, Dursley, New York.
Scllr W b Mann, Stanford, Philadelphia.
Steamer Kato, Lockwood Palatka, Jacksonville Fernen
dim, &c.
From this Port.
Steamship Quaker City, West Now York, Nov 27.
Steamship Whirlwind, Fargo, Philadelphia, Nov II
UP for this Port.
Steamship oneka Lobby, at Now York to leave Nov 80
Steamship Granaa Harrison, at New York. to leave NOV
%.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton at Baltimore to leave Nov
Bark David Nickels, Combs, at Baltimore, Nov 28. -
Schr Julia, Baker, at Now York. Nov &c.
Cleared for this Port.#=.
schr Lilly, Francis, at New York. Nov "a. -.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
November 28. -.-

534 bales Cotton 43 bales Mdze IS bbls Crude Tur-
pontino, Iron, Furniture, and sundres To
H L Jcfers T. Co, Lee Spencer, 4 kirkpatrick,
Williams & Co. Clacius & Wittc, Street Bros Co. L
Desaussurc, Thlrston & Holmes. Adams, Frost \ Co,
I Howard, L Kennedy oppenheim, Willis & CHS bis
ohm. R Marshall. II Rodgers Il co, L Aver q CO.
Robinson Is Co. Wiley, liopcnthral Binns, Graeser
Il Smith, II Walker j Fraser Co, Il Caldwell, Mrs
ams, A White, j D Aiken II Co, r II Lucas, Railroad
Agent
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- II , II, viz. For ordinary upland 31c, good ordl,
narg sso Per ddng &c., mdns and good
middlng 36c per ID. .,=o,,., x,ootivo today. but
FLouR-The market was dull anu inac., Gf Rvo
-FOUR we notice small $50 bba at 81 20 TO- to o.
1o., Meal ouiet and nominal at So 5O per DBL we IT,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 26.-BAnK.-Quo con.
tnues in light supply demand fair and prices steady at
s93 for No l. and s22a23 for No 2, free on board.
CoFFEE-Tho market is quiet but holders firm: we
have only to report sale Of 100 bags Rio at 1879 gold
CorroN.-The receipts continue good; some $50 $50 bales
repetition in gold to-day there more inquiry with sales
Of 100 bales low grades OF 30a32c but the market closed
with rmer feeling, and prices quoted at an advance Of
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Wilmington Market.

WUmInStUH WHfKets
i WILMINGTON, November 27.-TuRpENTrNE-Has de-
ned zoe on former quotations. and note the sale of
bbls at 81 80 for virgin and yoow dip and 50 Is for
lard q $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TunpENrNE.-AIarket quiet, sale of only 16
obls at 66c p gallon.
No sales reported in Rosin. =
TAR.-105 bbls sold at 81 Is . sbbl..-.-..s. bbl.
CorToN-One small lot changed hands OF Bic for Mid
ding. zz -=..=.Z.
F1sH.-20 bbls Muets sold from wharf at 50 for pine
and $11 for oak bbls.
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Consignecs per Northeastern RAILROAD,
MOvCnbcr Is,

200 bales Cotton, Mdze, &c. To j I'd D Kirkpatrick
Davis, Adams, Frost Il Co, NJ Caldwell 4 Son, L II
Rodgers Co, scrcven Nesbit, IL nasgott & Co. Il
y ] Earlcy, Mowry 4 Co, ] Cudworth, NJ Bird 4 Co.
Ryan, Pinckney Bros West & JONES' W G Courtney
Il Co, Willis Il Chisom.
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Late Markets.

CINCINNATI, November 24-Flour limited to local de
mand sales at s10a10 75 Whskey dull at 50 3d. in bond
$500 head Mess pork dull ut s2l. Lard dull at r. &c
Gold 198