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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-15

" aSnlnGtOn, Ga.
HEAvlNG TAKEN CHARGE OF THE
- ~ above HOTEL. and having thorough,
REFITTED AND REFURNISIIED III, 1
pledge myself after many years. experience in
this business. to furnish my guests with clean
comfortable ROOMS. md TABLE supplied at
ul times with the VERY BEST the Markets
afford. am determined 10 spare no pains to
please my patrons.
Ny HACKS from Ahbcvi'le TO Washington
Ga, will make daily connection with the
Greenvil!c &. Columbia Rail road ut Abbevillc,
and with the Branch Of the Georgia Railroad
Mt Washington; thus persons going East or
West meet with no detention The roads hnv-
ing become better, the NIGHT LINE has been
resumed md the Iarc reduced to EIGHT DOL.
LARS. Passengers arriving on the G.. d. G.
Railro ad nj O'Clock, l.. NJ. leave immediately
for Washington. and arrive there in time 10 take
| the Car either for Atlanta or Augusta, the same
morning.
Also, passengers going on the Hack from
Washington in the morning, take the Cars i'm
mcdistcly, going either up or down the Green
Vile & Columbia Railroad
Persons desiring to 60 from Abheville to any
point Of the country not accessible by public
conveyance find nt my LIVERY STA
BI.ES FOR HIRE CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
AND SADDLE HORSES.
r.s. EuTLEDGE.
Dec II. 1865 GIN
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Notice to Bond Holders.

OFFICE G. d. r. r. CO.,
CoLrEBIA, May 27. 1866
TUE attention of Bond holders is called to
Il the following Resolutions adopted at a
meeting of the Directors, held in Colurn bia on
10Th June. Extract from tho Minutes
"Resolved, That the President cnuee notice
to be given Immediately 10 the holders of the
unendorsed Bonds and Coupons of Company
due, and falling due; that new Bonds secured
by second mortgage Of the property of Com
pany, " i'll be issued as soon as they can be
prepared. and exchanged with the holders OF
said Bonds and Coupons, including the accu-
mulated interest OH Bonds past due: and that
notice Of demand and refusal be, and ia hereby
waived"
Resolved, That the Bonds Of tho second
mortgage be exchanged for Coupons due. boil,
upon the guaranteed Bonds andIupon the mort.
gage Bonds of the road. to July, 1866, inclu.
sivc."
j. p. SOU rHERN,
Auditor and Treasurer
June l, 1856. 1T
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ARMS AND LEGS
G. B. H0ggsOn,

ARTIFICIAL LIMB MAKER,
Mansion House, NO. EGO, Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.
T1IESE Limbs are unsurpassed for Lightnese.
L. Beauty Of Finish, and durability. Satis.
faction Guaranteed in all cases.
From the DAILY Press" Augusta, Ga,
Jan. 18th, 1866.
We nre well acquainted with the
gentleman and take great pleasure in recon-.
mending him TO any who havo been 80 unfor-
tuna'e us to iose cithcr OH arm or leg. He
All artificial leg himself Of his own make. on
which we have scen him dance, and we defv
any one not acquainted with the fact to detect
t. We have examined these artificial limbs.
and have no hesltancy in prcnouncing them
the best we ever saw. Let the manned and
here in the person Of Mr. uoggson.
TIE OrlNloN OF THOSE WHO WEAR" TIE LEO.
hrGusr,, GA March 8, 1866.
MR. G.. p. HOGGSON-DEAn Sfn:-After
q trial Of the leg you made for me, am glad
to give you certificate Of my appreciation for
the same, as it comes up to my utmost expeo-
tation. l have been wearing artificial limbs of
different manufacturers for twenty years. and
ain convinced in my own Of the great
advantages you have in knowing how to ad.
Just your limbs properly to your patients by
wearing an artificial leg yourself.
Yours truly,
c. G. BUTLER.
EnGrrrEIr DIs.EIeY, s. c., Jan. ., 1866.
Mr. G. H. lloGGsoS-Sir: have tested the
leg made by you find it satisfactory and am
pleased with the same. have no hesitation
in recommending the Artificial Limbs made by
you to my comrades, who, like myself, have
been unfortunate in the late war.
T. W. GETZEN, Capt. c. A.
March 30 1866, 5U-tf
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0. ]. HARRINGTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

BIB VILE G.. H., s. c.
III Fl AS just returned from Now York, with q
AA line assortmen! of CLOTHS and CAS-
Sinners, BLACK AND COLORED, and will
constantly keep an assortment. which will he
made up to order in the best and latest style,
or sold by the yard or pattern. Also a full sup.
ply OF TRAININGS always on hand.
r. S.-PartIcular attention paid to the CUT
TING Of garments at the shortest possible no
tice.
May l, 1906. 81 If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
TOBACCO MARKET.

Ia Cincinnati, trade has been very dull in leaf
bat IN, pts are light and prices remain un
changed. Manufactured squiet but steady. Quota
tons are;
V1siaia-COmmon Tugs, Gale cents medium
leaf bali cents: line leaf o0l3O cents selections
bright, 3OaT5 cents.
Ohio Seed LecC-FillcrS, per H.. 2a+ cents; me,
dunn wrappers, 5alO cents; tine wrappers, lSA2'
cents; select Ons, % cents;
Mason COuHfy-Trash. lag cents; medium leai
l0al3 cents good leaf lSa22 cents line leaf, 2oa
% teats; selections bright and sweet 3Oa4o cents
MaHUfdctHrcd-Dar SIS, SIS and los 6oaIo cents
dark quarters and navy halves, 6Sa75 cents brlgh'
lUs and quarters ~ cents ash bright pounds com
mon, % ceuts aSl bright pounds, line, 81 lOal ~
Virginia bright pounds, unSOund, oOtSO cehtSi uo'
do. sound aud hne, slal 80.
Ia New York ON the 10th instant, the market was
dull and heavy The sales included 81 mus heh,
lucky 40 from to l9i cents and ~ cases ONO anu
Connecticut leaf at 10 10 IL cents also 10y auctou'
2UO boxes Navy Twist at nom lO+ 10 log CENT,
In IyncLburg, there has been nothing DONG IN
t,Lac,,, SIM tie 18th December last. The in>pec-
tons in that city from the LIST Of April $500 10 tue
15th oG December, were 4S7 hhds. The Lynch,
Nlrp ReDublraH SAYS that the stoc" on hahds OF all
kinds in that city on the 3lst eceihDei Was '"en'
ty.hye" hOg>hedds.
la Baltmore, ON the 18th instant, receipts were
small There was very little enquiry Tor Shipment,
and m the absence OF demand, factors show no dis
uoston 10 peSs sales prices, consequently, are
nomiDsIlv unchanged. These remarks are alike ap-
Dlicable 10 all descriptions OF leaf Inspections
since January lst 257 hhds, Maryland, 32 hhds
Ohio, hhd5 Kentucky and hhds Vlrginla-total
30 hhds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

VINlI.-Every man and woman, chldreu in pro
portion is entitled six feet by two OF mother ear
The claim exists ab Origise RLali AMI is As good
as gold" issyls al tinem thereof. Seldom is ther,
election from the premises except be by an ca Il
quake or reSurrect Oni>ts, and each individual. eN
cept ia the above cases will be q permanent OcCu
pant OF sa six feet by two, until the great resuTTes
ZIONIST sounds his trumpet and houses up the WOn.
below" IL Is kind OF real estate though, that don
pay, and We don't want 10 POSSESS u until we s.,
how the Feuians come out, and how President john
son d.spOses Of the Radicals, and until We hear DR.
Bacbys lecture, and-sO-fOrth. But that's not The
real estate Of which We desire 10 speak now, but o.
the real real estate which Harrison, GOddin Apper
SOU every other day advertise through Us as medi
I'm OC communicating with people every where. But
10 come 10 the point read the Advertisement OF the
above firm in another column, in which they an,
Bounce the sale Of valuable property this week
Harrison, GOddin a Apperson are well and wide s
known for their thorough knowledge Of the value o
real estate Of whatever Sind AMI their reliability aat
eminent capacity rs business men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
SKIPPING NEWS.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
IMMATURE ALMANAc-January Is, Iscs.


Steamer City Of Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk,
marcha ndise and pa ngors, HAskins Bird sford
| Schooner Ella o. Croker, RoeklAnd, lime, West,
Bearisley Co. Before reported ashore on Windmill
schooner jane C. Neshains. Robinson, Philadelphia,
iron, Old Dominion Works.
Schooner ID. Davidson kotchum, New York, NOR
| ehandise, d. W. Currie.
Schooner AIeld1 and Laura. Mekimball, New York,
erehan dise, captain. Before reported ashore on
Schooner william and James, oughteu, Philadol-
phia, coal, Writ Roberts.
Schooner Hope, Carter, Eappahannoek, lumber,
Schooner Reading R. R. No Do, Carson, Philadelphia,
coal, W. II. Davis.
Schooner Etna. owens White Point, gravel, G. x A.
BArgamin.
steamer State Of Maryland, Travis Baltimore via
City Point, merchandise and Passengers d. w Cur
Steamer City of Albany, Martin, Fort Monroe, U. S.
ON.
steamer W. Allison, southSate, City Point Virginia
BaTqus (Br) Emily Y. AsnO, Watson. Rio, 3 Cos bar
rolls Aour, Haxhsll, Cron.haw Co.
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, Hanson Philadelphia.
Schooner Amcrieus Lloyd, New York. Unod States
ordnance.
schooner Skiptop, Wilson, Hampton light.
Schooner George p Stone, Kelley, Philadelphia.
Schooner George Washington, Madison, Baltimore,
light.
Schooner Richard Vaux, Powell, Now York, light
Schooner Z. Brown, Plat, Wilmington merchandise,
captain.
sloop Monarch Smack, Norfolk, merchandise, A.
MillspAugh.
Steamship Niagara Couch, Now York, via City Point
and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, G. p Wat
son.
Steamer Hatteras Parrish, New York, via Norfolk
and City Point, merchandise and passengers. s. Ayres
Co.
Steamer S. o. Pierce Bennett Fort Monroe. govern
meut oIdoIs.
Brig lBrj Susan B. Thompson, Downing, Whining
ton, n. G.
Schooner George and william, Cotton, Norfolk, mer
chandise, captain.
Schooner William and John, Street, Philadelphia,
light
Schooner Lovinii jane Ketehum, New Haven via
Norfolk, D. X w. Currie
Schooner Holcn Mcleod, Eaton, New Bedford, Cook
& Co.
yEssRIs CLEARED coAsTwIsB.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-Brg w. R. Kirby British, for
Rio 6ramde via Richmond, Virginia. Miller Houghton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE.-A meeting of
i STOCKHOLDERS 81 the Richmond, Charlottesville
and Stanton Telegraph Company, will be held at the
office Of the President in the city Of Richmond SAT-
URDAY, 10Th Of January next, at IL As very i'm
porant business will be brought before the meeting 1t
is earnestly desired that every stakeholder who cannot
attend in person will be represented by proxy.
doclS-td JAMES LYONS President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

w ALL III " II II hEIo lAOhh anu
i BAR notwithstanding to a resolution adopt
ed at public meeting held at the Monticello Hotel on
Tuesday last you hereby requested to attend an ad
journcd meeting, at the same place, on Tuesday oven
INK the 10Th inst, at o'clock, p. NJ.
[Signed o. M0RGANSTERN, Pres pro tenn
WV. =. II. AusRR. Secy pro tenn.
ianls-otE The LIQUOR Dealer Association
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

steady at 81 224al % for No. l. Corn is moderately
active at, 47l cents Oats firm. High Wines mac
tive. Provisions firm. The scarcity Of money re-
Str,cts the demand and there more sellers than
BUYERS Mess Pork, S27. Sweet picked Hams are
in demand at former prices. Green Meats are firm
shoulders, SSa9 cents, Hams l4tal5 cents; cut
Meats are in fair request Shortrb Middes l34 cts.
loose Middles firm at II cents Hogs are in fair de-
mand at Sla9 cents. Good to choice dressed Hogs
Sill.
CINCINNATI, January l2.-Flour is quiet and un-
changed. Hogs opened active at IL cents, but closed
rather dull at Sll 75al2 receipts 6 100 head Mess
Pork is in good demand at so 90 Lard IS cents for
prime city Whskey steady at 81 %, free Gold l39.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

-
The undersigned tender their services to the Mer-
chants and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina,
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
faeurers and with reliable representative in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, and
other cities enables To purchase sell in ethor OF
the above this city any article needed, or 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 purchase or sell and COM
municats upon all subjects OF business character In
any part OF the country.
The facilities possess will make II much to the
interest of parties to purchase sell through for
when We cannot order direct from the Importer or
Manufacturer shall do through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted as to the
chase at the lowest market price and much better
terms than person possibly do who only makes
occasional visit for that purpose besides saving the
expense Of the trip and loss Of time We will through
our friends be kept advised of the value Of such articles
n Virginia and North Carolina may have to dispose Of
so that will inform friends Of the best market
and the price that will be obtained before shipping
when dosirod parties know tina price Of goods b.
fore giving their orders. .
SMITH WHERRY,
90 Main street, Richmond Va
WV H. SMITH, C. wHEREY.
RErERExcEs-Dunlop, Moncure Co., Harrison, Cod
din & Apperson, Charles 7. Workman Il Co.. Richmond
VIM p Converse 4 Co, WIN. II. Price Co., New
York Jos E. Hanson, Philadelphia. nov4--Sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January l2-P. M.-Flour dull at l0a
l5c decline; sales $500 bbls; State 6 SOasS p ;
ohio y 4OLSlO 10 Southern 7OaSl5. Wheat is
2a3r lower; sales unimpOrtant Corn dull sales
q 900 bushels mixed at S7a9Oc. Beef steady. Pork
firm sales g. 900 bblS. mess at 80 37aS3l 81. Lard
heavy at l5lalSc. Whskey is dull. Cotton steady
and hrm; sales GOO bales at 50l57c. Sugar is firm
at l2c for MuScOvado. Havana lSc Coffee firm
sales : 900 bags Rio at loo in gold. Naval stores
dull Freights dull. Gold closed at 1885,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

STEALING CLOrHING.-Thomas Berry, cOlOrel,
was arrested Saturday by Captain Bib, of the PO-
lice, charged Ewith stealing a valise containing
clothing 10 the value Of ninety dollars from Frank
Ashe. lie was locked up AMI will have a hearing
before the Provost Judge tO-dHr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
MEETINGS.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY
n the Hon. HENRY A. WISE, for the benefit Of the
Female Orphan Asylum, at the First Baptist Church
(Dr Burrowsl on TUESDAY next. 10th instant, at
o'clock, P. NJ Subject-PEMALE oRPHANAGE.
janl6-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
HOG MARKETS


In Cincinnati, up to January Q, tie receipts of
hogs for the season 273765 against 37650l for
the year 1894. Market rather dull Prices ranged
at from II to Sll Is nett Some drovers prefer pack
ing to selling at those rates, but that feeling is not
general. Receipts of country dressed hogs. large
prices from 10 80 to gil nett the latter being
the extreme rate, and hardly obtainable.
In Louisville Kentucky, on January S. hogs had
m ,terally declined, prices being 50 to 80 % gross
and $40 net The total packing for tie season
amounted to 6l,07l. The aggregate Of hogs killed
and in pens, in Louisville, Jacksonville and New
Albany, is 77,575.
In Chicago the total receipts of hogs, live and
dressed, from the lSt October TO the 9th January,
$40 995 against 93S lS3 during the correspond
ing period Of the year 1864. The activity in the
packing and shipping of hogs continues.
In Milwaukee, on the 9th instant, dressed hogs
we've weak and prices continued 10 decline. The
market opened gu ct at 81 10 $40 for good weights
but declined 25c. on Change under the influence OF
unaYorable Eastern advices with sales at 50 30 TO
50 Is dividing on 900 pounds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
AUCTION sALHs....Yptura nav.
(By Harrison, doddin 4 Appenon, Guetions.r,I
(By Harrison, Goddin & Apper.On, AuetiOnoers
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, -
on Tho southeast corner Of Grace and Tween Ell
tirh ,fra.ts large TOBACCO FACTORY st thos~
noriur,,. corn or Franki and Ninetee nth streets
and very beautiful LOTS the northwest corner Of
Cay srd eleventh streets. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ ths Of Mr. William ii. Grant, we shall sell
a; auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, thu 18th
January lss6. 81 p ~. that valuable LOT, located
at tc Grace and nIeth streets fronting
100 feet on the side OF Twentieth street, and
ming back lsu feet, which will be divided into four
building lots, each having front Of 30 feet Aner
which Will be sold that large four story brick ToBAC-
CO FACTORY At the northeast corner Of Franklin and
Nineteenth streets, l2x5) feet with large Kitchen and
other buildings In the rear, with Sheds running the
whole of one side, and tho yard paved, built with
the best materials and Of superior nship and
not only admirably adapted for the manufacture OF to-
on large scale, but for other kinds Of business
or by an outlay OF reasonable OF money the fac
oTy could converted into i've stores with 24x50 feet
Aud on the following FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th
January, a. o'clock Z. NJ. will be sold that truly
beautiful LOT at the northwest corner Of Clay and
Eleventh streets adjoining the residence Of Mr. Grant,
nng So feet running back l52 feet, wide alley
or street be divided desired into three lots, each
having front Of q feet.
The foregoing Real Estate Is justly regarded very
valuable and should attract the attention Of capitalists
and others.
TBRMs.-All sums under 81 90. one-thira cash. bal
anee ut and months over $1,000, one-third cash,
balance at and IL months In either case for nego-
liable notes with interest added, secured by trust
decd The taxes for 1865 to be paid by the purchasers
HARRISON, G0DDlN APPERsoN,
,,,IeH AuetiSneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

clothing, sieh Is You can &c, from Henry 3 John
Paret. 50 Chamber SIR .et, New YORK, whose adver
tisement see in another column. Don't neglect
reading Ii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
SOUTHERN MARKETS.

! NOZZLE January l2-Sales to-day Of 1900 bales
Cotton mildling a cents. Market firm. Sales of
the week 1900 bales. Receipts l5,702 bales. Ey-
ports same period II $50 bales. Stock IS 1870 bales
Gold l40al43.
Only 20 hbs received and sold at S. 20 for yellow
dip per $50 lbs.
No transactions reported in Spirits Turpentine or
ROsn
TAR-l2I bbls changed hands at - 40 per Dbl
COTroN.-Saes offs bales repackcd at 80 cents,
and do. middling at 43 cents per lb-a decline of
, cents on previous quotations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
r. II. NAURT. J. L.. HArKT. L. 7. BROOKE
- ii. NJ AURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHw EST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS.
RICHMOND, VA.
oIuIIIub EACudHtel
Gold and Silver,

BANK NOI0s,
State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes and such other securities as
Deposits received.
Collections made all accessible points in ths Uni
ted StAlss dac6-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

Rev.J.B. JETER, D. D., Rov. 4. E. DICKINSON,
Editors and Proprietors. Rev. ID. SHAVER, Associate
Editor
corps Of able correspondents have been secured
Every effort will DO put forth make tho RELIGIOUS
HERALD the greatest Baptist paper Of this country.
We wish TO employ agents In every State and county
10 canvass for the paper.
Every ono wishing to become subscriber ought at
once send his NAME that he may have the paper
from tho LIST Of January, 1866.
We are willing to insert few more Advertisements.
Hundreds reads tho RELIGIOUS HERALD who no
other paper secular religious. 1t goes into overy
neighborhood in Virginia. II Is, therefore, excel
lent mod um for ad vertising.
Office Franklin street, nearly opposite the Bulo-
tin and WHO Offices. jlnl2-lOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

Buckwheat, per 100 lbs. .............. Duo o.2C
Tie following are the inspections Of Flour and
Meal in the city OF Baltimore for the week ending
January llth 1856 viz: Howard street. G, $50 bbls
CITY n lis 35l bbls. and w half bbls; Ohio, l,5SS
bbs., and Family, 975 bbls-total Wheat Flour l3
Dol bbls and 10 hall bbls. Together with $50 bbls
Rye Flour, and 244 bbls. Corn Meal.
GRAIN. Wheat $40 bushels red comprised the
offerings on Change this mOrning-nO white. The
sales include 400 bushels inferior red at 81 90a2 45C
bushels fair to good do. at - 3Oa2 81; no primo
offered quote AT 81 4Oa2 10 per bushel. Corn was
dull; offerings small-the sales embrace 6OOl
bu he's yellow at 80 cts and 700 bushels white at 81
cts. Oats TOO bushels received, with small sales
ut 80 cts.
MOLASsEs.-No sales reported.
PROyISIONs.-The market is steady but inactive
receipts and stock light We quote Mess Pork al
$50 per Dbl Bulk Shoulders 10 cts; sale of 10 OOC
lbs. ut that figure Sides 10 cts. Hams Is cts
Bacon jobbng Mt 10 cts for Shoulders lSs cents fol
Sides, aud 23a25 cts for Hams; old Sides Hall!
cts. for ribbed aud clear ribbed. Lard quieti we
quote City Sal9l cts for large lots Western 10 cts
per ID.
SUGAR.-we have only to notice sales of 20 hhds
grocery Porto Rico at l2lal2lc per ID. Market con
tinues dull aud l;yOrs buyers.
REFINED SUGARS.--The quotations are for crushed
powdered and graduated Isle. soft crushed A
white l7lc. circle \ lie; white l6lc.; { extra
l6Ic yellow l5al5!c.; sugar-houSe (Nolasses) l2a
l2!c. per ID.
SALr-Transactions are light, and confined Il
jObbng lots; prices remain steady as last quoted
viz: For Liverpool fine 81 30; ordinary fine SO 10
AShtOns "a - per sack. Turks Island 6O cts. pei
bu>hel.
SEEDS-Cloyer was scarce to-day, especially
prime with some enquiry. We report sales of l25
bushels fair to good at 81 75a7 ST. prime would
bring - per Lushel. Flax quote steady at 50 IL
a3 Is; no enquiry for Timothy.
wHIsKEY-ls in light supply, and held firm Al
81 81 per gallon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS., JANUARY 70.

COFFEE.-We are again without sales to report
some little enquiry for small lots from the trade, ant
prices nOmmally unchanged.
FLoUE-Ne continue IL notice quiet Market
The only sales reported jObbing lets to the trade
aud at prices within range OF quotations. as fol
lows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15
Financial and Commerclal
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.

RICHMOND, January 10, 1866.
RroEers were buying gold to-day at 1874 and
selling at l4O.
silver buying at lS3 selling at lS6, Very little
doing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-15

TIE CONCERT AT TIE THEATRE on SATURDAY
NIGHT FOR THE PEXEFIr OF Mrs. SToNEwALL JACK
sON-THg House CEowDEr-Never within re-
collection. did more elite, or morc cultivated
audience assemble within the walls OF any public
place Of amusement in this city than attended tie
theatre on saturday a gut, on the occasion OF tae
Concert for the benefit of the widow OF the Great
Stouewall Jackson Before the hour advertised tue
front of the building was literally besieged, aud
when the doors were opened for hours long mass
of the beauty, fashion and inte,lsc OF Richmond
poured into the parqueJtc dresS-ciycle and family
circle. There was, unfortunately, something wrong
with the gas metre OF the theatre, which delayed he
concert but this yeXatbn was forgotten when the
performers appeared. 10 describe the treat which
the multitude in attendance eDjoyed with anything
like minUtencss would be to herald % the world the
superior excellence OF ladies and gentlemen who
would have appeared under no other circumstances
tlan 70 promote 80 worthy object. IL val, thee-
- suffice % SAY that we heard singing, which in
artistic excellence would have commanded c5'"rc
after encore in the most cultivated audience m the
country. Those who appeared have The profound
THANKS Of the whole community, ard the sat Sartiun
that they were instrumental in Substantially aiding
Mrs. Jackson, will ever De With them Que Of tie
prouleSt uecOlcctioDS 81 their lives,