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CLOSING OF THE CATHEDRAL.-The Ca
thedral on Logan Square. will be closed until
Palm Sunday, the oath instant. This is to allow
of the introduction of pipes for heating the
bailding. In the meantime all services will be
held in the Cathedral Chapel on Summer street
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ATTACKED WITH A "BLAoKJACK.r--A
man named William G.. Mclean went into
secondhand clothing store situated in the cell
lar OF a house in Second street. above Chestnut,
yesterday evening, and, while ostensbly engaged
in the occupation Of selecting goods for purchase
quietly slipped behind the proprietor of the
establishment, and administered some pretty
severe raps with a blackjack. William was
subsequently taken into custody, and held by
Alderman Hurley in $1,000 bail % answer.
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CAsUALTY.-Michael Rock, aged thirty
street, was admitted into the Pennsvlvanta
Hospital yesterday with his left leg broken,
caused by falling down the hatch way OF steamer
lying at q wharf below Market street.
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--latest MorI,ets by TeIegraph.

new YORK, March 10.-Stocks are heavy. Chi
cago and Rock Island, 1919; Cumberland preferred
424; Michigan Southern 7S3; Y. Central 81;
Reading, 97I; Hudson River, 1881; Treasury 1913
993; Five-twentes, 103; Coupon Skies, 1O43; Gold,
1891 since the Board, 1901,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL surpasses all other
remedies in the rapid and radical cure OF Coughs
Colds, ard Consumption.I ..s sssa >
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE JEFFERSON
MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-A public comneuoement Of
the Jefferson Medical College was held to-day at
noon, at Musical Fund Hall,
Long before the time announced for the COM
menCement Of the ceremonies crowds OF ladies
and gentlemen could be seen vending their way
towards Musical Fund Hall aud at the opening
of the exercises the spacious hall was completely
filed with brilliant and attentive audience.
The Germania Orchestra was present and dis
coursed number OF popular airs After the
Offering OF ferVent prayer, the degree of Doc
tor OF Medicine was conferred on one hundred
and sixty five graduates, by Hon. Edward King,
LII. D., President OF the institution.
An eloquent valedictory address was then de,
livered by Professor Rand, which was listened
to with marked attention and greeted with
applause. After which the large audience dis
pe1sed.
AN EXCITING RUNAwAY.-About half
past IL O'Clock this morning, o light York
wagon, with two horses attached, were standing,
tied to q telegraph pole, in SAMSON street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. Some boys playing
near them startled the horses, ana breaking th0ir
iastenings, they wheeled around and dashed Oh
up SAMSON street at fearful rate. The street
al the time was filled with wagons and car
riages, but the runavays threaded their way
through them with lightning like rapidity, and
several almost miraculous escapes were made,
both by, drivers OF vehicles and pedestrians. Az
Eleventh street the wagon was broken and upset,
and the horses continued their career up san
som to Twelfth, minus the vehicle. They turned
up Twelfth, and, with some difficulty, were
stopped without further damage being done.
MAN DROWNED LAST EVENING.--About
8 O'clock last evening an unknown white man
walked off the dock at Spruce street wharf, and
fen into the Delaware river, striking his head
against an oyster boat in his descent. The un-
fortunate man was drowned, but his body was
subsequently recovered, and CoIoner's inquest
held. The deceased was apparently torly Years
1--WE feet eight inches in height. Had on a
white shirt navy blue undershirt, army pants
and overcoat, and Government. shoes, white
stockings, and In his pocket was found paper
containing the name of Thomas Landon. The
body is in the Ooroners hands awaiting identid-
cation!
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, THE FEMALE DOMESTIC MISSIONARY
SoC1ETy.-On Tuesday evening next at Rev.
Dr. breeds church, will be held the 48th anuiver-
sary OF the above Society. The missionary en-
gagged in its work, Rev. r. Q. Pearson, Is the
wellSnown unassuming philaathropst whose
labors in the hedges and bitches OF social life, at
the Almshouse, and among the abiecty poor,
have been go constant and so laborous What
ever moneys are contributed to this Society go
TO a cause whose objects are not the lees sacred
that the objects Of its goodness are the poorest
of our fellow creatures. The support Of the
Gospel in the Almshouse and its Vicinity is the
sum and subs tapce OF the objects of the Society.
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DROWNING CAsE.-An unknown man was
found drowned at Spruce street wharf last even
ing. The body was removed TO the Fifth Ward
Station house, and the Coroner notified to hold
an inquest.
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POETRY IN NEW STYLE:-
Poes, whether great or little,
Know it's not always light task
Good Ehymes to fit to good ideas.
Sometimes, then, might it not be best,
Firstto set down your rhymes, that the
Worst of the job may then be doneg
Why not, in poetic way,
Try thus, 'the cart before the horseg"
New styles take best, and therefore we
View with such pleasure Bennett's suits
Our stock of Clothing is the largest and mast COM
plete ia this city, surpassed by none IN material
style and t, and sold at prices guaranteed O11er
than the telOeSt. TOWER HALL,
No. 6lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT s. Co.
UPHOLSTERY work of every description dove inn
mediately on call, at Patterns, No. 1408 Chestnut
street.
CLOTHING BARGAINS. ALL OUR FINE
Clothing Bargains. Clothing at greatly reduced
Clothing Bargains. prices, as zoe are altering
Clothing Bargains. orr store. Spring suits at
Clothing Bargains. SO, S16, and $50 IoiOer Ran
Clothing Bargains. last gear
WAHAMAKER & BROWN
Popular Clothing House,
S. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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CARPETS AND MATING cut altered and laid, at
W. Henry Patterns, No. 140S Chestnut street.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-This morning
A. Watson Atwood, Esq, was, on motion o
Andrew Zane, ESQ.,, admitted to practise in tht
Court of Common Pleas OF this comfy.
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PRICES REDUCED-B. #. Reimer's styles Photo,
graphs are fine specimens of art. Every variety,
OF great accuracy, aud artisticay finished; now is
the time. Gallery, No. 624 Arch street.
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FURNITURE Repaired, Re.uphostered and Var
nished, at W. honry Patten's, No. 140S Chesnut
street.
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SPRINd MATTRESSES Oyerhauled, mended, and
made up new; ut w. Henry Patten's, No l4OS Ches-
Y,f otTaof
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PORTRAIT OF GENERAL GEARY.-We have re
ceIved from Messrs. Hepzev & Co, Photographers,
No Sl2 Arch street, magnificent and life like pho
topTaphic likeness OF Aajer-G General John w Gearg
candidate OF the Union Republican Party Of Penn
sylVania tor Governor.
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
SKI J. ana fusses OF approved construction applied
By q. IL Needles, cor OF Twelfth and Race streets.
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BLINDS AND SHADES Repaired, at w. Henry Pat
tens, No. laos Chesnut street.
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WINDOW SHADES. Curtains, Corniees, Bedding
and Upholstery, at W. Henry Patterns West Emo
Upholstery Establishment, No, lI0S Chesuut street,
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W NoRKMHN sent out to do UpholsteriAg OF auy
DESCRIPTION, at w Henry Pattens, Ne. 14OS Chesnut
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BoLsTERs AND Pillows of the finest quality, at
W Henry Patten's, No. 1iOS ChesnEt street.
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HARD TINES for all who suffer from any diseases
OF the Throat, Lungs or Nervous SYSTEM aud n ave
and cave money procure o box at once For sale
NV all druggists.
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AT A DISCOUNT -Itis with pleasure we call the at
tention readers TO the fact that Messrs Clark
Blddle. the great jewellers, No 7l2 Chesnut street.
are selling eut their entire stock OF watches jew
ery, and SIyerware at discount fully equivalent 10
the heavy decline IN geld.
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CAsroRs put on Furniture, at Patterns, No. 1903
ChesnuAktreet.
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LAoE AND MUSLIN Curtains. at Patterns, No. 1903
Chestnut street.
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| c-szEssge--I3 A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT ON THE
| ttssS' REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES
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W. s d, Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
Wa Coed Clothing, Oak Hal, Sixth and Market.
W. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hail, Sixth and Market.
". & B.. Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W G. B., Good Clothing Oak Hall, sixth nd Market.
W. & b., GOOD Clothing Oak Hall Sixth and Market.
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eS . " REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring TO reduce our large stock Of superior and
h0hy Jished RoSttgood Pianos, previous to the re-
moyal 10 our new store, No. 11,3 Chsnut street. we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring TO purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates, shou not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
SCHUMACHER & Co,
Warerooms, No. 1921 Chesnut street.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
A THRILLING EPISODE OF CRIME.

History of the Brutal Assassin.
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UPHOLSTERY work of every description dove inn
mediately on call, at Patterns, No. 1408 Chestnut
street,
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S. E. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

II ESBERG,
(SEw COMMERCIAL BLOCK, corner CARY AND 18TH sts)
just received by direct importation, and for sale In
bond
seignette Brandy,
Pinnet Castillon Brandy,
James Hennessy Co Brandy,
Otard, Dupuy Go. Brandy,
Vintages 1855 63 and "a also,
Castle Holland Gin,
For sale in original packages, In bond, at
L. ESBERG,
New Commercial Block, corner Cary and 18th SITS.
ianlTf
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News by Telegraph.
rAssocrArxn PRESS tssrAfcHEs.l
prorsehinr, of Congress.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
SESArE.-Nr. Doolttle presented the CREDENTIALS
of William Marvin. Senator elect from Florida, and
bore testimony to his loyalty and integrity saying
that he was willing at this moment that he should
10 sworn in. They were ordered to be laid upon the
table.
Mr.. Hendricks made a speech in opposition to the
bill for charging the powers Of the Freedmens Bu-
nan euvinr the right Of Congress to provide homes
f,r the freedmen and also the validity Of the titles
IN the land given to the negroes by General Sher-
man onder orders issued at Savannah last winter.
Mr.. Trumbull defended the measure, and the ques'
ton being taken ON an amendment making valid FOL
three years instead of forever, in the original BILL
the titles given to the negroes by General Sherman
last winter. 1t was adopted.
Housr-Mr. Deming, OF Connecticut, made a
speech maintaining that the Government has the
right to treat the Southern States as conquered
rebels lie said the loyalty there of little value
the submission Of the people being from necessity
He mentioned a series of guarantees which ought 10
be cxacted before they shall he allowed representa-
t.tion including the perfect equality OF the blacks
before the law with the whites.
Nr. smith, of Kentucky, (Rep.E endorsed the
Presidents restoration policy denied that the South
ern States were out of the Union, and claimed, now
that they were obedient to the law, that they
ought tn lie represented.
Adjourned until Monday.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, January 10.


CoFFER-We have only to report sale of l2j
bags prime Rio at 20tc. gold. The cargo OF bark
Agnes, from Rio was offered to-day, but remains
unsold. Another cargo, per Adelaide Pendergast,
is reported in Hampton Roads. Stock here now Is
sufficiently large to attract the attention OF buyers,
and more activity may be anticipated.
FLoUR.-Besdes some enquiry for choice Howard
Street Supers which are scarce there is but little to
notice. City Mills Supers are firm at IS 7oa9. No
enquiry for Extra of any kind except trade brands;
holders, however, remain firm and prices are quota
bly, unchanged.
red are in demand and are scarce, especially white,
which would bring an advance on previous quota
tons We report sales to-day Of several hundred
bushels Pennsylvania white ut " 7Oi 6oOa7OO bush,
els Pennsylvania red at - 3Oa2 40; prime would
bring 81 43a2 49, Corn.-0nly 400 bushels white
offered and sold ut 92c; 5000 bushels yellow sold at
Soc and $500 do. at Sic. Oats.-6OOO bushels re-
ceiyed and 500 bushels sold at sc weight 100 do,
at 53c.
PROvIsIoSs-The market is stronger, under &C.
neral apprehension Of the Hog crop proving conslde-
rably short. The receipts ana stock here are unusu-
ally light There were sold to-day 100 terccs Wes-
tern Lard at l9c Mess Pork is held firm ut $50 5O.
Bulk Meats-l3al3ic for Shoulders; l6c. for Sides
l7ialSc for Green Hams Bacon Shoulders l5aal6c.
Sides lSalSlc Hams 23a25c. City Lard lSc. Bal
tmOre refined 2Sa23lc.
DRESSED HOGs.-We report sales to-day at l2sc,
and for light weights quote l3c.
BUrTER-Is dull; quote Roll 37a4Oc, Glades 33a
CSC for good to prime diaries, Western 25a3Oc, US to
quality, New York State 4Oa43c.
CHEEsE-Supply fair; demand inactive; quote
Eastern Cutting lS!a2Oc, as 10 quality, and com
mon English Dairy &c. No sales or stock OF West
cru.
SALT-With moderate jobbng demand, prices are
steady rs quoted yesterday
SEEDs-ClOver was in better demand to-day, and
prime Seed brought Is %, and the same was offered
for more. We report sales OF 3OOa4OO bushels ordi
nary to prime ut 81 75aSS D. No sales Of Timothy;
quote nominal ut 50 5OaS4 Flax s3as3 10; sales ut
SO DO per buShel.
SUGAR-The only sales to-day were 20 hhds prime
Porto Rico at IA cts Market quiet and prices NOM
nally unchanged. Refined is steady there being no
change in prices the past week.
WMIsKEY-The market was better to-day, with
sales of 1850 bbls City at - %, and closed higher
also 90 bbs Western, in lots at 81 30 per gallon.
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WASHINGTON, January l9.-The HerGifs Next
can dispatches report the arrival OF the French Adj
miral Dideot to confer with Marshal Bazaine in
relation TO France, Mexico and the United States
1t is rumored that he will be followed by large
squadron, the object of which is yarOusy stated
Toulace, the ancient capital of the empire, has
been taken by the Liberals All the Imperial troops
at the capital were sent to etake the city Became
commands in persons.
II is reported that the Liberals have captued the
silver mines at Paucharla and Real del Monte.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20
DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
liz MAIN STREET,
UP srAlRs) RICHMOND, VA.

Tho undersigned have formed oparinership for the
purpose OF conducting wholesale jobbing business In
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS
Our stock has been selected with great care and
bought exclusively for cash. We hattor Ourselves We
can to the merchants of Virginia. North Carolina
aud Tennessee, superior inducements
We call the attention Of the trade to stock OF CAM
brics Swiss Muslin, Irish Linens Brillants, Hem
stitched and l.. C.. lIandkerchiefS Silk aud Cotton
Handkerchief, Hosiery, Gloves Fancy Wooden Goods,
Umbrellas, Spool Cottons, Sowing Silks, Buttons, No
lions in great variety, Tainrs' Trimmings, &C. &c.
We determined to sell these goods as low "a they
can be bought anywhere; and we confidently invite
the at entiun Of the trade Ia our house.
oeult BURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

New YORK, January 1S.-CottOn IL steady-sales
500 bales at BLAZE cents. Flour has declined
ccnts--sales 1900 bbls; State, 81 95aS % Ohio
and Southern unchanged; common Southern, rs W
nIO: fancy and extra, $40 lOal6. Wheat dull; in
ferior has declined | cent-sacs 81 900 bushels ;
amber Milwaukee, 81 7S4al So Corn steady for
choice; inferior cent lOwer-salcs of 10000 bushels
at SjaS9l cents Pork is heavy--Mess, $50 10. Lard
heavy ut l5!alS3 cents. Whiskey is dull Sugar
steady. Coffee quiet. Naval Stores quiet-Turpen-
tine "a cts.asl %; Resin, Seals. Petroleum quiet
at "a cents Freights quiet Cotton, lilo to cents
Coru, AZ cents. Gold 1891.
PHILADELPHIA, January lS-FlOur il dull and
unchanged. Rec, Wheat 81 2Oa2 80; white 20 4Oa
, 10. Rye 81 o. Corn firm at Is cts. for yellow
Oats steady at 5la52 cts. Mess Pork irm at $50 3D.
Dressed Hogs Sl2a12 80. Lard lSial9 cts. Wins
key dull at - 24sa2 2S.
CISCISNATI, January lS.-FOur and Wheat are
unchanged. Hogs dull ut prices 25a5O cts. lower
receipts 3, 100 head. Mess Pork nominal at S29-
Lard Is cts. Whiskey % %.
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Usage ORANGE PLANTS FOR SALE.

5000 healthy and vigorous Plants now ready 10 set
for hedges we'll known superior TO all other Plants
for low prices. . '
deee-tl WIN. h. RlCHARDSON.
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T. F. GooDE, BouLDIx BorLDIy, 7. o.
dacl6- lawiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

New YORK, January l9.-COttOn quiet and I'M
changed. Flour declined lOc. Wheat and Corn
dull. Pork heavy. Coffee more active. Gold
l35.
BALTIMORE, January l9.-FlOur quiet. Wheat
frmer. Oats dull. Glover Seed active. Provisions
and Whiskey firm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

nOOO0 A YEAR made by any one with
SZUUU FIFTEEN DOLLARS-Stencil Tools. No
experience necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers and
Treasurers Of three Banks endorse the circular Sent
free with samples. Address the American StenciI
Tool Works, Springfield, Vermont. Toy2-.4p
ERUIT.-6O boxes Layer and Bunch RaiSns,
Il barrels Currants, for sAe low to close consgn-
meut. FRENCH 1 CRENsHAw,
ian9t Corner Ninth and hatn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTRA.-The concern Of HITCH
~ COCK Y OSBORN has been dissolved | hayipa,
purchased all the Interest u T. b. Hitchcock in tl,-
rage business, All claim, due hi indi iduaiy fpr
Carriages or Carriag" repairs aiso all claim, due
Hitchcock Osborn up to D.c- mbcr 81 1863 has been
duly a-,gned 10 me, ahd l. my agent j, along au-
thorized to collect the same. beg lraye most re-
specially to ssy 20 my old friends. that th,r claims
are at the ONCE Of John j. Osborn & co. on eth be-
tween cary and Canal streets, where / shoud b.
pleased I" have them call and ,e, their accounts by
duo bill Or otherwise.
Thankful FOR past layos wo1d mos, respectfully ask
continuance OF the same 70 concern
JAnI1-dSe6wf J. j. OSBORN.
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Later From Europe.

NEW YORK, January l9.-The steamship Nova
Scotia has arrived with dates to the 9th Instant
The sales of cotton for the week were $1,000 bales,
including 10000 to spectators and exporters. The
market closed dull at a decline of I'd. on the week.
Middling Orleans quoted at gid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

Nh. John y. CLARK is this day admit
vi tea 10 -. interest in my business The in
n. bar,a eonl "a Ia the name aud style Of JNO
{. SHAFER Co. JNo &. SHAFER,
No. ], Exchange suii1-ns l4th ~, Richmond.
ianl I'm
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WIILIAM NORWOOD.

WILLIAM NOkWOOD,
Episcopal Minister.
JOSEPH 4. PROCTOR,
Methodist Minister.
A. f. DICKINSON,
Baptist Minister.
J. Z. EDWARDS,
Methodist Minister.
r. b. PRICE,
Presbyterian Minister.
MILES TURPlN, President.
JAMES +. RlDDlCk,
Vice President.
RO. T.. RICHARDSON,
Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

WILLIAM d. CABELL, (Grad. Univ. Val Principal
LAUSCELOr NJ. BLACKBOARD, (M. A. Univ. Val
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Jr. Grad. V. NJ. H.
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FRsWIP NOTICE.

o. p WEiSidEk 4 Co. las S-S. ute3 into c0-pari
ner.hIp W. r. MONCUEE sgi y NJ PAFNFEEl al
the business will De conducted lrola JSnu2ry Sc
undsr the nrm aud style OF
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

u WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA,
The Spring Session Of this institution begins ON the
llth Of January next. Our charges are:
Tuition in Collegiate for five months. S25 90
Fuel and contingent fee, do 10 90
Board 81 81 per week. 81 we0ks.............. 50 50
la the Preparatory Department. charge for tuition Is
g. less
All payments required In specie or Its equivalent
in currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly In advance and needed
produce, at specie rates, will be received
students furnish their own bedding and room furni-
ture.
Othsr information be had by addressing
Z. L. WILEY, President,
MOVES -tFeblst EmoryP o., Va
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WILMINGTON MARKET. January 16

WILMINGTON MARKET, January l6
CoTTOH-We note sales of % bales at 34a37 cts
for stained and repacked ~ cts. for middling, aud
a cts. for strict middling,
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE-Sales Of 40 casks New
York packages at 62! cents for white, and "a casks
Country packages) at Gu cents, for white.
CRUDE TURPESTIEE.-Saes Of small lot at
SO 20.
ROsIN.-NO sales.
TAR.-Saes of 81 bbls. at 81 40.
TnIRER.-Sales Of 9 RATS at 80 per n. for Inferior
slOal2 for common, Sl4 for fair, and SIG 30 for
prime.
PARTNERSHIPS of 70 bushels No. l at 90 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

Tur HORSE SrEUING CAsE C0NTINCEn.-ils
.,se Of John Turner and ChastisR Hampton, charged
with stealing two horses, the property OF Mayor =
, Selden and DR.. John Turner vas again before
NJ Goode being sworn. slid-I saw Turner hSiag
hs horses 10 Powhatan county, on or about the yen
# December. between nine and tsn o'clock m the
earning They Left them at the house OF Mr. Dear
- am sur. that Turner is the nan he did not
ihs' ,bere he cot lie horses nor did ] ask him.
Ir. Spcer-l was at Mr.. bearing hoase nj I LIE
o-ties came. was at the time in the held. heA
frsturned home saw Turner and bampto4 A. AZ. sF{
house. Ny wife said they had been tneIe
~, sal down aud ate While we were eauns se
,.,r,l the train pass. Turner left and went on 1ue
.r,in. think Turner remained at my mouse ag I
: half hour after | got there. have kho"n IuI-
Or tine accused for fourteen years. have never new,
bssrd the least suspicion against his character Ihe