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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-29

c proposes {" mike Il fr.t-cias, ''h"oi, 81 with
this md ia view has employed t---tIDt~ - ihr be-
qualifications; one Master - Art 81 Ia" thiVr'iF"
Virginia, and teach Ui con, l"rabir cNprrsnc" the
other first honor grsui", sud formerly A--istart in
structor ia SLlthcnatc, IN The Virginia Military ir-I-
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.MITH \ WHERRY,
BOARDING.

pOARDlNG.-Ten OF twelve gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with BOARD, by the day, at
low rates A A. WILBON
jau25 II Ross street.
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by Harrison, Goddn 4 Apper,on, Auctioneers.,

VERY VALUABLE LOTS on TIE COR
Y NER or GRACE AND TWENTIETH STREETS,
FOR SALE At AUCTION .-Will be sold az auction. On
the premises. WEDNESDAY, the 3lst January 1865,
o'clock =. NJ, the valuable Lpr, located above
fronting about II2 feet the side Of Tweniieh
street. ruuin. back 1872 feet the sonth side Of Grace
These beautiful l" and located In front OF hand
some private dwellings and in an excellent neighbUr-
hood.
TERMS.-On"-third cash. balance at four anl eight
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured by
trust deed-thc taxes to be paid by TIA" purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN lPPER>ON,
iauYC-tls Auctioncrrs.
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AUCTIG,'N SALES.--This Dav.
by Harrison, Goddin ApPerson, Auetioneers.


BY Harrison Goddin ApPerson, Auctioneers.
AND VEhY CONFE- -
IL niently-ocated RESIDENCE or the north l.;il
SIDE "i Sary, near to the east line OF Four, street.
FOX SALE AT AuCTloN.-will be sold at aae'
ton on the premises, on MONDAY. the 2qth snuary,
1885, AT O'cack =. NJ, tn. very exceen, "a a. ira
blylocntcl BElCk TENEMENT, recently In the oecu.
pancy Of Colonel Thomas Williams and adjoining the
residence Of Mr. George W. Royster and NJ Inhn
Stuart Walker. IL contains ten rooms, besides The
usual out buildings and il in most desisabe neigh
bOrhood
TERMS.-One fourth cash; balance At g. 10 and Is
months Tor egOtabe notes interest secured nv
trust deed The taxes to be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSoN
janl6- 2tawtds AuctiOneers
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49, auN1lv'i''in'
VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT and -
Y LAND FOR SALE will sell at public SALE cid
MONDAY 10Th day Of February next that be -"'sA@
ing Court day, the HOUSE and LOTS now occupied
by me,
IN ABINGDON, VIRGINIA.
The house is situated at the west end Of Abingdon
built by Colonel John 5. Preston, subsequently nod
and pied by the late General John B. Floyd. The
House three stories above bascm, four room, upon
each floor Is most substantial brick, and when buiIt
both brick and wood wor; done IL the beet
ner aud Of the best material and j. now in good
dition There Is lce-Iiou,e and all necessary out
buildings upon the premises.
The ground upon which the house stands contains
nearly acres and Is well set in grass shrubbcry
ami trees. Immediately across III" alley, from ths
house is GARDEN Of acre. In the hi CHEST state 81
cultivation, upon which Is a large and eommOd.Jus
Stable.
Th, residence /. one 81 the most desirable IN South
Virginia, and any desiring 20 reside In
munity possessing as much intelligence any Ia Nir
guia would do well To examine this properly. There
is female college and male academy In successful oge
ration in the place AMI most u TIA" denominations u
Christians are well represented by their churches.
Ia the immediate vicinity Of town. have 49, acre. OF
LAND which will cell On the ram" day, either with
the honse and lots separately, Circumstance -
determine. The Land li"> i'm n-jat"y south aud adj
Joining the aiiia Gardens the end town.
About one third Is excellent meadow land. Tho land
is very desrably situated and j. known the Kings
Mountain Trdc,
on the same day will sell all my Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE BEDDING, Sc. Most 81 the
! Furniture Is new.
TERMS OF SALE.-1he House and Lots and Land
VIII be sold credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest ihe purchase money from d. &c
of notes. Good security VIII b. required Of the pur-
chaserS. The title will b. retained Til the purchase
money Is paid. The household and kitchen Furniture
will be sold upon credit 81 'iI months .
\. L. HENDRICKS
! AbiIg lon Va January 81. 1895. itu1J-eDlt9lF
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AGENCIES. &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
"
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS.

Devote themselves exclusively to the transaction OF
Real Estate business They have large quantities Of
Land for sale in various portions Of the State and much
suburban and city property, and would invite those
wishing to purchase io call Persons having
lands for sale by placing them in our hands, with de-
serpons and price may frequently effect sale without
the cost of advertising. In such charge will
be made unless sale is effected
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Brokers,
jan2I- Five door above the Spots wood II Otel.
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E;nancial and Commercial.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.
r... ~ roc,

RICHMOND, January p, 1866.
Brokers were buying gold to-day at lSSAl59 and
selling at al.
silver buying at 1885, selling at lS6. Market very
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T NJ. LAlDLEY & CO.,

BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
CHARLESTON, ktSAwHA
West Nirginia,
Buy and sell EXCHANGE, COlN AMI southern BAN X
NOTES make collections and remit promptly at current
rates of exchange.
They have sale valuable bodies of Farming, Ora
zing and Mineral LANDS. -,
RI They call the attention Of capitalists to their
COAL LANDS situated for the most part upon The ureat
kanawha River, and which they believe viii De W1Li
they now held. laii-u-
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SHIPPING NEWS.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-January %, 1866.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JIsuAsr IS, 1866.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk,
IIa> kins Il Bridgford.
steamer Petersburg, Travis, Baltimore via City
Point merchandise aud passengers, D. W. Curric.
Schooner Reading X. II. No. 81, Baker, Phade-
phia coal, $ p Halves Il Son. Mas been lee. bound
ten ys in Rogues HIrbor, with split sails and leak
ing badly.I - ,
Steamer 5. o. Pierce, Bennett, Fl. Monroe, U. S.
q. NJ
Steam tug Com Foote, Wooden, Fort Monroe, bargcs
in tow, U. 5. a. NJ.
Schooner L. A. Cummings whirlOw, Norfolk, corn,
Walker & Gray.
Schooner Convoy, Merrill Boston, merchandise,
Rogers, Crowell & Wardwell.
Barque Eleanor, Cappebell Liverpool via Norfolk
formerly the Abigail, of Richmond Va, and owned
bv McssS John Curie, Jr and CIenshaws) in ballast,
HaXall, Crenshaw Co.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT.-We offer for rent one OF more
4 OF those LARsE FLOORS. over cur store, on cary
street. three G.of. FROM Tbirtr,nth- They are ad-
Iuirtbiy adapted % almost any Kind Of business
i..Iitf h. q. JAMES & Co.
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A LOT IN DANNILLE.

On the Canal running up nearly opposite the rear OF
Prices buildings ON Main street. small housc~o ON it,
about half an acre.
Also, Lot, with very moderate improvements just
belew the FIGURING Mill of Crews, Rodenhizcr 20. ;
has a peculiar value a site for machinery.
Also, u MILL SlrE at or near Milton, with IL acres ol
Land attached, water power from Dan nv"r-lhe Mill
house has been burned the power drove an eighteen
foot undershOt wheel supply of water never failing
good spring and small House on the PREMISE The 10
cation very desirable one, being in the midst ia
very wealthy section Of country. The Mill, before II
was burnt, had a splendid custom. Price, $1,000
lg1
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, JANUARY a6.s

BALTIMORE MARKETS., JANUARY 26H
CorrEr.-Market firm with sales prime Rio at
2hi gold
torroN-ii to i5c There is decline OF to &C.
ELOUE.-All descriptions, good and choice. are
-cIrcc and steady. High grade shipping Extra -
also scarce. Last sales III 80; Howard Street IN
ira % to - 81. Inspections of flour for the week
1901 barrels.
WnuAT.-Demand good with sales at from o1a
- -.
CoRN.-Dcmand fair with sales, white at Soc t.
~ yellow 10, Ia 77c.
OATS 41c Ia IJc weight
MuLASsES No sales.
PEoVISIoNS- Bacon l7lc to ISc for new Sides
l6,c to lGt for old do. new Shoulders Is! To l5!C
~ Tor PLAN, and 2ic Ia - Tor best sugar-culcd
Hams. Lard lower; Western sold ut ISL; Mess
PORK $50.
SUGAR dull; Porto Rico sold at l2Ic.
WuisEEY.-M Market quiet but supply limited, and
held hrm nj - f.
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Tue UsUuy MEErING.-Qu.te a number Of c't'-
z.ns con.rega,eI 40 tie City Hail. on saturday
evening. l.. tls. into consideration the preSeut
I--rrv Law Tie meeting was called % order al ;
.,.l,-s ON mot .uu OF 81. r. j.. Townsend 1. W.
V.Cancc was called % Che Char, uu't, ON motion
of -. j. Bun, T. l.. Townsend vas appointed Se'f''
twy. ..,.
tl motion Of Mr.. Burr committee othVe was 'i-
.,..u,,.l 90 d.Jv up resolution, Tor tne meeting.
gfu. thar appointed u. j. Burr, L. ". utNIIt .
b. T.,,,,,-a,,l H. W. Giuhbs and %. W. Fry ON S.tii
committee who refined 10 the to"n col lhe '''rN "'
A, liu,ting. Coar;. ami after "A f." minutes i'-
,rrreJ and reported the following resolutions
through their CLli-mas, David j. Eur, when wee
Wuyrr,s pr4,,,, tiou, Ger tie smcujmeU; oE tie
I.surv Laws are now before tLe General assembly
and f. is az vital Importance o. the industrial mt
,.,., ug the state that VIE policy in th' dl''U'"
-bould prrvlil and the rrurrd, opinion ct iHr me-
camille community Will probably bc ui NJne "e's"l
ina determining that policy
+yy,L That there q, uJ occasion Tor ch'aen. z. 70
Ur,-ssut lea. rate OF Interest provided DC is "'t
Lawful i1 contract. by wrttcu agreement. i'r '''
,,,.,l.u. ,s a h.-i,r ri.r GA settlements wh,Ie
ihrr, is no contract pHr cent viii answer 17 we'll
,S any other standard.
Nsr1aA That "a limit OF ten per cent. upon e"n-
r..ts iu ,r-itiu. would answer U~riu. purpose,
ud il would Dee better GO let tta legal ri' act as it''
Standard without the iIiUruea winch tu'- maximum
might exert, Yet is p'nntHir THAI a les '''r '''''
ten per cent would h:i1s the requisite capital into
lie state aud ihs IS a Subordinate tucu'u "' "'
great practical n.i ur'au.c.
laird That Sg-a aluu a,.srHt ui The J-ury Law
as will cuyjlr the people % Virginia % ''Nlr'
with the General Goyrr1utsat ami th" p-"p'' 'i
T r states Ia the intruJJ tHd ui tii mere Is 'i'
..,pp,ll.t 90 o., H:. agi growth %; every pursuit
which make yr tLr wr.tit. and power OF tle sale.
The l.s, a- o - 40 protection o. tIr lthdei dSNn'
CNJ-b.tJut interest ut operates eli''r IN a po"'i'''
tit. to l.r...t h'F borrowing money "l ai'' OF &c
...tt Il.r,.r-.- ts rate hV ruuiu.u- The uulhH'l
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ENGIyFs AND MACHINERY
Of all Lind, repaired the best ami ilh quick
d.-patch.
~, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IL


W. would call particular attention 10 fdcilit'
f.r manufacturing and repairing
TOBACCO PRESSES. fLATTENINJ MILLS, Sc.
Havin4 done c"n.il ttbl- quantity Of ihia dea'ii
ti"n Of work recently, our stock % palir~ i very
complete .,
All ths wrought AMI Cast Iron work forthe - now
TRUSS" anI other Bridges supplied, ncinding ne
long heavy Bolts, e-Htp!cte, with Nuts Angie DIVE"
Washers, Sc. p.,,...t-
Wrought Iron aud wooi"n TRUCKS, Tor htllr"'n.'
f.t,I mn c1mrlats with heels aud Axle, SprhH' at
llaying crrct.L . coamo-liIus shlth Sh''t "" ar
4 l.lIrt. i,iths' work 81 all Kinds, in'!"
ii,r wrnl-,iiT-ILuS CRAVINGS, for Dwelling
Tr ib, ,,,IIity II the IRON AMI BRASS ""!h sh.-
i.t,If l.bli- hm,nt. vs." respectfully b-f i+N"
~, I,,tI.. Cam bell, Eco experiments q, 'IE
"a, work aud The uricrf' ui TIE James IN H' va
Nh c,sl w.I the superintendent. Engineer, and
Wa,hiu-;- 81 the .cyeral Railroads leading from
80 e. Alaiuf L. T. D. Myer-, Engineer Rich
,, nj FT, l,rick-burg and PoomIc and hichmJnd AMI
p,ar'bur, Eaif.a,ls and \. l.. Maxwell Ed, Bridge
nnitIsr Macon, Georgia, loT whom w. have executed
large orders.
Montague TO an interest In cur
SASH, ,
and DOOR
gu.ipa.r we have incrcased and improved our M
rhinty aud PREPARED TO furnish with neatnoss
and H.. c:ch 1t lowest cash Prices sash Blinds Doors
M,uIdn.,s AMI scroll Swing.
We ask especial attention To our facilities for working
CIRCULAR MOULDINGs,
ri any size. Hard Wood Mouldings for Railway
Coaches, ana ornamental Saving NJ all kinds
orders solicited. TANNER EHBLIS'
Highest ca,h rtiees paid for OLD IRON BRASS CVf
PER, &c. Jahi'-"
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FOR SALE.

4 25-HOGSE POWER ENGINE, with CIR
Il GUAR SAW and MIL, capable of grinding eight
bushels ~ corn per hour, attached nearly new and IN
p,lvi oder la The St-te OF Delaware, will be deiV-
cred Ga Jaue- uvcr or this city much below rst cost
SMITH WliEREl,
Commercial Brokers aud General Agents,
novet No. g6 Main street.
CTEAM ENGINES OF ANY POWER,
- saw Mills, Cotton GINS, Cotton and Wooden Ma
rhinery Mac hines and Machinery every character for
Mills, &c, 81 manufacturers Ptsees-
SMITH wiIERET.
novI5f 90 Main street
SMITH x WlIERRY,
y AGENTS
For W. D. Hubbard and other manufacturers OK In
brcaug Oils railroad and wagon Grease, Al manutae-
tur-rs' prices. dec3JT
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.

CADDLERY, HARDWARE
AND
SADDLE RS' TOOLS,
PULL ASSORTMENT.
Fine Riding Saddles, Brides, Bits, &c Buggy and
Piding Whips, Collars and Hames, Saddle Trees,
buckles Plated Buggy and Coach Mountings, TO which
I invite city and country trade.
Formerly with Smith, Rhodes !. Co., %
Now at 4. L. Williams,
au2l-tf 81 Main street.
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WTASHINGTON COLLEGE,

w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next half session of tbi, Institution will b.su
February lst and end June >h. 1850, guder III PTesi
dency 81 General ROBEET E. LEE, assisted by "a COM
petent corps of Professors.
TERMs.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lege fees, 80, for the term al nv" months.
For further particulars, addr,-,
deel9-dac3m e. !. lAEGis, Clerk q Fssui'y.
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schooner W s. Doushton, Tatem, Boston, FOR Rich
mond.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED FER STEAMSHIP ALBEMAELE.
a. r. Jenning, James +. fiSke, Mrs. NJ Fiuimon
James IL. FtzimOn, s. Strarns, K. Brown, Z. w.
wciktrz, c. Giliway,.A. M!lerz, l.. Elcsic
DISASTERS.
Schooner Adelaide lIares (ate DcanO OF aud from
Portland cargo lumber and bricks for Suffolk, Nirsi
MIA struck on EdgauOwn South Beach, about lut
o'clock Sunday evening, the 2st instant vessel high
up ON the beach. Cargo will be- saved Crew saved
CAPTAIN Ambrose Deano Of Portland, died on board Of
tho Adelaide Thursday last, 18th instant, and his
remains have been brought to Edgartown. The A. left
Newport days ago, and has experienced heavy
gales ever since has been blown into the Gulf three
times.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The schooner Finback, of Boston, from Virginia with
oysters was spoken OF Cross Rip Lishtb"a on Thurs
day evening last.
The schooner Caiawamteak, from RUckland for
Richmond, Virginia sailed from Newport on the Ath
instant Also schooner Frank c. Simmons, for Nanse-
mund, Virginia.
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HATS. CAPS. &c.


TOHN DOOLEY, IN
81 UNDER THE SPoTswooD HOTEL, -
RICHMOND, VA,
Invites the attention Of his customers and the
public TO his large stock of HATS, CAPS and LADlESf
FURS He has, in consequence of the great scarcity
money reduced his prices considerably ON Hats and
Cans ana is selling the Iades FuTs at cost IL close out
M stock which i, very large, and contains beau
tirul CAPES, HALF-CAPES AMI MUFFS.
He is now getting the beautiful DERBY HAT, for Ia
dies, which are Of fine quality and at very moderate
prices jan26f
At NO. BALLARD HOUSE can be IFS
n found fashionable assortmon Mt # ~. ~
HATS,
CAPS,
UMBRELLAS,
GRNTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING
GOODS,
To which invite the attention Of my former patrons
and the public generally. - .z
itn.G-im JOHN THOMPSON.
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
NELSON COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM D. CABELL, tGrL. Univ. Va Principal.
LACSCELor N. BLAcKFORU, ~ \. Univ. Val
EDwARD CUxSISGHAg, Jr. Grad. Y. u. -
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, :,
X .y.au,NcrnS Cpi NTY, V

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, -,
T. - WASHINGTON COUNTY VA
The Spring Session OF This in titution oes'"' vi VI"
llth OF January next. Oar ehafees are ,,b 40, 90
Tuition ia Collegiate eourse for ave ~, 10 20
Fuel room rent and contingent fee d" $1,000 20 IN
Board 80 per week :. charge for tuition is
In the Preparatory Department. Gus" s. 'O
20 less ...,..;a or rs sauiyalent
in currency, in advance, l., a1xsnca and needed
b9s.a eau w. ra,eT viii be received -
Prouutt, " rjb their own bedding and room lurni-
ture. As hv ,JJrcssInp
othet 'iii'i T. Z. WILEY, President,
moves -tFeblst Imoi' 20 10
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"a BBLS. GOLDEN SYRUP, for sale by
w JANET wa s'
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of vital interest L. the community, aud We had
bored that the case ia question would have been
settled 80 as furnish precedent in the many like
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We offer for sale one OF the very finest private resi-
dencc- in Dauvlc, on Main street, joining Farmers
Bank sin rooms, two stored, very ample Oulhousos
and back and front grounds-buildings all Ecwly built
in fine taste and the workmanship excellent. Dwell
ing rooted with tin fine garden, beautiful enclosure
round the lot-yery convenient to business part of
town. For terms, apply to READ HILL
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characterization y. Harrison, late private sec
rotary Of jefferson Dayis,-Who has for some time
past BEEN confined in Fort Delaware, has been re-
leased Ly tie President
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A TRACT OF LAND,

IN AppomatloX County, Va.-23j acres-wilhin two
and-l- half miles of Pampns Depot, but located imnc
datcly on sOuth-Sde Railroad, one fourth in best For
est Growth ana onc-fonrh in Pine Forest lies very
level susceptible Of highest improvements has bed
of the celebrated AppomaitoN Pipe Clay; also Soap
stone quarry few yards from the Railroad bed dwell
ing IouS" live rooms office, kitchen, ice-house, &c
The wood fuel is said to BE- worth more than double
the price asked, which is $1,000.
Also, vacant LOT, near the Depot, in the town Of
Danvillc.
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CRY POINT.
Schooner W. S Doug ton, Tatem Boston, FOR Rich
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NORTHERN MARKETS.


NORTHERN MARKETS.
New York MARKETS, Jan. 26.-COttou is steady,
-a.- of 900 bales at 47a4oc chiefly at 4Sc. Flour
is steady; sales of 1900 bbis. Wheat Is steady ;
lies OF IL 90 bushels. Corn j. duh, and price,
have deJl:ucd cent sales of IL QUO bushels mixed
al S2laoJ cents. Pork closed buOyant, though tie
market closed lower; sales OF Mess at SIS 62. Land
closed steady at l5ialSc. WLiskey closed dull 1T
- 25a2 -. Sugar steady. COnte quiet. Naval
stores dull. Petroleum steady al 32tS24c. Freighi'
are quiet. Gold 1915.
PumApELpm, MARKET, Jan. 26.-Bark is lirmer
Uuercitron IL selling AT S32 % pei ton for LIST No. J..
Cotton is dull sales al 49a5Oc for middlins. Tie
Flour market dull sales 10 the trade at 81 5Oal3 per
Lbl for supeJliue and fancy brands. as ia qualy
I've Flour duh with sales at 20 80 per Dbl Corn
meal Quiet Wheat i dull sales of led at 81 oOd2 ~,
aud white at 50 4Oa2 10 Rye IS quiet at S7caSl--
Corn is firm; sales Of yellow ut i5aI6c. uAt' are
dull. sales AZ 3d. Provisions quiet. Clover Seed
is selling at s. 75aS W per Lu>hel. Timothy IS
quiet FlaX-eed So 10 per bushel. Whiskey is dull;
SmAls sales ~ - 25a2 p per gallon.
WESTERN MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE MARKETS, January 25.-ATcss Pork
S2Tf75 Prime Mess ST. 20 extra Prime Pork SIS
Cumberland cut middles l3 cents short middles, rib
in. II! cents picked Hams 10 cents; prime LAID
l6i cents; No. Lard IL cents Freight 10 New
York per 100 lbs, 80 cents dressed Hogs per lG0
lbs net lOsalOi centS-receipts to-day. , 500 head
No. Spring Wheat IN store, 81 %; No. . DO, 81
II; extra Spring wheat Flour, So 70 double cNua
do 81 30; double extra white wheat Flour SO
Fprht Oh -four 10 New York, 81 &C.
CIScISNAFI MARKET, January 26.-Flour market
is steady. Wheat is duh at 81 10 for rcd Hogs
arr - cents lower; closing heavy at Sill receipts
, ion head Mess Pork dcclining-sales at S2Sa2S
90 Lard dull at Iii cents. Whiskey 50 - free,
and 81 25! in bond.
WILMINGTON MARKET, JANUARY 81.
COTrOS-Sales of two bales OF low middling at
42c.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-No sales.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Sales of 10 barrels at
s. %.
RosIN-SaIes of l3I barrels common at So Goa
"a 20.
TAR-Sales of Al barrels at - Is.
TIMBER-Sales ofthree RATS common at Sl2ll2 % (;
four RATS fair mill at Sl3al3 so per NJ.
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STEALING WuIsEyY ~ TIE WHoLEsALr.-John
Watson a co!ored individual was arrested saturday
on the charge OF stealing a bauel OF Nh'sAey from
the bar room OF Vim. NcGrain. on the cornerot Mayo
aud Franklin streets. u Is probable that he VIII
have AN examination before Judge AeEniee 10
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We also make a

SUPERIOR SAW ARBOR,
With the bed and boxes east together, by which ar
Taugement the boxes affected by any change in
the flame the Arbor is Of cast STEEL lef the full Size
the entire length. They particularly adapted f,r
Wood Saws and we can furnish tn" largest size,
inches diameter 2S inches between pulley and saw
plctc, with 81 inch saw Of u. Hoe x Co make for
Forty Dollars