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Evening star., 1866-07-05

DRY GooDs.-Trade is verv Inactive ys,
th-re u no pressure 10 sell, and prices a - NO.
naSrialy altered, though slightly in IA yor of
tneonyer. Prints are very sIugglish The
supply OF goods Is ON the increase and a bett ~
demand IL shortly expected. The best styIes
are At present offered sparingly. very varied
assortment OF new goods are offering by j. a.
hove q %. All good styles are well suppor.
Ieo Ih price Deiaines are quiet. Fancy cassi-
meIes nave been moderately active Tne
clothing trade have made large purchase. and
wsrp cloths are in fair demand AZ good nricss
BLACK broadclotbs sell we'll BlAnkets are ar. .
i've and buoyant, and fiannels have become
more inquired after. Prices are low. Sati-
nets move more readily. In foreign goods
mere ~ considerable excitement in expscta
ton Of new tariff. imposing hi CHER duties n,
be made applIca5ie TO goods in bond bonded
sooos- therefore, are beipg entered for in,yne
dlaie consumption with much eageTness
thoufh The price of gold is so high Drs "a
GoOos- OF All qualities, are in good spec culatiye
o'nsho. BLACK apaeas are mnch wanted,
oat are scarce. All heavy woolens are in yery
acute REQ nes', a. improved prices, Moseows
are very ready of ale. and prizes fcok mn.
ward. Cleskings are much sought ros BIlE
broadcioths are very firm Silk, Al. beip .
bo1Sht up on speculation. e.-, - - -,
Ihe value OF imports OF foreign dryg goods
Tor lss< week IL sI.Z7s, rs; but rhe amount of
GOODS entered through the custom. house for
ImmedIate consumption i SI,C66,tI1 showiuc
a marseh movement of goods cut OF bond from
fear OF nsw tariff. Raw eots ON il .aIlinv = m
price The nye per cent. export duty aboy,. "a
De imposed viii have the effect OF Iovrsr o.
Pront both Of producer and manu- facturer
" q. iHdspendent. judy 5. sis ra 81 !.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

IT, TOE's SALE.

u
IT. y q ne snbscriber viii offer at pubic sale. on
IhOHsDAI, July 36th,- ut II O'Clock m. :, If not
ana sss s osbs': sSs .s ssss sss
Hodges, adjoining the lands Of Greeubury Wat.
hins, Samuel B. Anderson, and Joseph II. Brad.
This Farm 10 beautifully and most elfsibly nit.
pated ~ the lower part OF Monteomery counfy .
NO short dtstsnce from the District line, i'm
uDon the l4th street road, four miles out
o. Of Massington city p. G., and the Sane distanos
~ tnrncike road 70 9eorgetown The farm cen
rssns msn i acres land, in good state q Improve
nssd to render productive. The land Hes ssasre,
sn M capable of . division Of two or more perts
III pnrS having access to public roads The
I,.sat D.sit,n: House eontains six rooms, well ar.
smi,aines; g. In good order, and 90 disDosed - 10
wMered tno wood enough to supply the place
IBIS iocalfy 70 perfectly healthy, and rapidly in.
Terms of sale One third purchase money An,
s.ns in one two. tsres year.. bearing
ar aha secuIsd by mortgage on Proyerty. !.
hS,eHsS SrN Washington, 8. O., or 10 ssSseri.
% %nySsyine, 30. .-aI uf - ~ "a -r. - sss
- SlIaW3ds fBs. y-Isf7 - D. r. HODGES.
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The Suicide Of senator Ian.

ttoTrespondt nee OF The New York Tribune
LkAVkNwoRTH, July =, Io66.-Senator Lao.
cane up IRON 81. Louis on FRIDAY last and
went directly 10 the res ide nee of Mr. Mccall.
upon the Government farms. Before leaving
81 Lonis hrs conversation intimatsd a de-
trTmnation 10 suicide. causing him 10 be
closely watched, his friends getting possession
OF hls pocket-knife, fearing il might be used
for the fatal purpose.
On Sahbaih afternoon he desired 70 ride ON I
MI Mccall brought up his carriage, and in
Nlied MI Adams 10 ride with them After
geuing 10 The carriage Lane expressed a desire
10 return 10 his room for his cane, refusing 10
allow any one TO go for him. Returning with
ms cane, they drove upon the heights over
looking ihe fort and city. Lane entered freely
and cheerfully into the conversation, remark.
lng upon the beauty of the city and landsc,pa
On returning, they had 10 pass through a
gate that separated two fields McCaII alicbted
70 open the gate. Lane stepped down from
me carrisge AZ The same time, passing round
70 us rear. said '.Good-bye. gentlemen and
instantly discharged pistol, with its muzzle
ID MS mouth The ball passed out at the top
q his head near The Centre OF his skulI pro.
dncing a fatal wound. ~
There has been a consultation of six physi
CABS at Lanes room to-day. Nothing can be
done Tor him. All hope is gone Mrs. Lane Is
win him He may 1inger two or three days
Yet. bat IL is doubtful
He has not opened his eyes since last night.
but presses his wife's hand, and is furnished
win email pieces Of ice when he purs bis
tonCue cut, this being the only sign of COM
sciousness he shows
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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
W FIRST DIVISION,

1T n,
W FIRST DIVISION,
. WAsHISS SToN, u. O., june eS 1856.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direc-
ton Of Captain George T. Browning, A. q. N at
0IESBORO. ID to the hi CHEST bidders. on y RI
DAY, July g. 1855, commen ncing at 10 O'Clock a m f,
three separate lots Of
STABLE AND ST0CK-YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand en-
bic yards most of which is IN the immedi ate vi
cinity of the wharyes, Al which boats and barges
can BE- conveniently laden
Purchasers will be required 60 remove the Ma
nure ON or before the lst day of September next.
unless otherwise arranged WITH the owner OF the
grounds.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
boat for Giesboro will leay the Sixth street
wharf every hour, up TO J. O'Clock M, on the d ~
of sale
BY order OF the Quartermaster General
JAMES A. EkTN.
Brevet BrigadIer General, u 8 A
le IS dtJy in charge First Div o NJ G. O.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

ga Louisville minister has been arr.s,ss
tor making cigars without Q hceuss.5 Was n
any worse han ma King tAsn WITHOUT sooac,o.
tsls 80 constantly done! = = - ~
Evening star., 1866-07-05
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Joseph Anthony, cOmplt,

Joseph Anthony, complt,
JACKSON E. oues.nberv, deft. hqo''s' No. ''''
The complainant having filed his bill in this
the ~ the who wa. 2. the
rstee In certain deed OF trust executed by Peter
the s dsy Of ise and it p sas
iep"n ma was duly issued and returned aeR es'.,
% sS 81 + s the h
Columbia It's ordered. on this 18th day Of me,
l that asIiestion he made IN the Evening Star
sen sen r. 0nesenbery to appear and answer the ,aii
@ or se me sd 't Iii .say e e
taken for confsssed; provided that the fret inser
9n ST Of - this order be at Least two month.
required TO appear and answer. By order Of the
0G15i as-lswsw true copy R. J. MEIGs Clerk
ORPHANS COURT, June p, lsS.-DIsTRIcr
In the Gaze Of Burgess 0lsdmon, sdministrator
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the or.
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, ap-
tie final settemsnt and distr BUTTON Of the persons nS
estate Of said deceased and OF the in hand as
msney when and where ali the creditors and heirs %
OF said deceased are notified to attend. at the Or
otherwise by law Be- Excluded from ii senshs mn IL
Der be once week for weeks the
Evening Star, previous 70 the SAID day;
ieg-lawsw- Reeisier of Wis.
ORPHANs' CoqKT, JUNE %, ls6s-DIsrkIcr
" OF CoLuMBIA, WASHING TeN COUNTY, to-ru =
In the case Of Christine T. Nsliey, administratrix
OF samuel Warner, deceased, the administratrix
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or
pbans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid,
ap pointed Saturday. July. IA. 1856, fer the nal
settlement an and distribution Of the personal
hand, as far as the same have been coll scted
ana turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
notiied to attend. tat the Orphans Court Of
ash1pgten County aforesaid with their laims
properly xouched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit IN said deceased 8 es
tate: provided copy of this order be published
esce week Tor three weeks in the Evening Star,
Test q. @. ROBBINS,
leN-V3W Register of Wills.
1'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subserf.
=, Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
letter., 2t administrs,ion on the personal es-
u C., deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
ber. on or before the 2Si day of june next: they
Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 2Sl day OF June 1855
Je B-laT5w" CHARLES LLOYD
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RIw. Z. WALL & CO., Ascae.ssrs. : = - :
fsusrrss 4 xs.EE AK pI tofs ~; The FIRST

By yirtne of desd 0f trust to TIE abseriber. .d.
No ~. foiios IS, ~ and ss. sf ~ lond 18Th.
4hs,l OseI Ter sale, 81 Pn6iis Auction. On f(is..
2ardiz 20 sausrsS lot No ., 70 SQUARE al IN. ~
uated on north u street. beeysen 2Ith, sai iSth
ptets wsst Let II. in ssms B0Iare On aleh st,s"s
t.,~.sR .Srtt street sAl ksck 6rssk. " -.
- 3erM st0Ha a-n.c- TT = ~
~ I'D ". I. VAL Co.. 49, !.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF goyIHHMlNr PoRrABLr

SALE OF gsSGx1hEhbsssMoassr sG1Ebssos' Te' TfohrAbhi
-CAioQxastr.sa.s'so oGes, Dgss af NssA,.stosl
win ss sold :. public .oesieS, ii ~ On the premises,
under the direction Of Drevet Lieutenant Colonel
jane. n nosre; A; NJ on sATg RDAY July
bliidinss, sfuated on East Capitol strest. between
9Th and 7th streets esst ..--.s
Portals. s1siss: @ ssea feet
e Twotl Portable Buildfngs, Zach l2xi6 feet. s
One Cd Sin K. SIS feet.
removed within ten days from date Of sale. -
Terms Cash, In seSsrnWesf fSpd,k fSTnkrp
Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief Qu.rtsrmsstsr.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PILE DRIvEB.
caisf fQ@arsern;ssts, oaee, Psscter wassisste~,3
Wharf, Warrington, D. J. under the direction OF
on t FRibAY' july ss g. isss. At 10 O'clock 4, n.
ONE ID PILE DRIVER,
winch 10 no longer required for Government
Will be added to the ale and sold to the highest
hldder, at Il O'Clock. same day. at the cellar-door
s9n Seyentsenth, strest) II tAe ouartermaster
SIN TO TEN THOUSAND POUNDS OF BE
FUSE PAPER,
Consisting Of MANILA cuttings, yellow and white
envelopes and wrappers. -
Payment TO be made for the to;al weight at the
same day; for which the amoSnt, at the price paid
per pound for the paper, will he returned 20 the
The sacks Of refuse paper will le weighed in the
presence Of the purchaser. IN scales belonging TO
the Quarterm General'- otice; the Meig hit Of
SACKS returned win be deinrn''ied by the same
Terms: Cash, in Governments funds.
Brevet Major Gen. and ohies onsrterms.t.r,
Je 26-td Depot Of W Wssbington.
Evening star., 1866-07-05
COLUMBIA HOSP HosrIIAb IAb FOB woArs
LTIN0-IN ASYLUM,
18th street, Circle } corner Of II street.

This Institution 10 situ ated in the most healthy
Dertien Of the District, surrounded by sts oVn
grounds. Cars pass the door every minutes.
9, Terms si Ad%issSn on from 80 40 per week
advance. This includes Board, Medietsss, Medical
Evening star., 1866-07-05

isfs - bas is f5si -aaBo'l~- .,sfEasass ~ .assa
io rag105 ,5osilsss "A ssi- fssssssosD osAg
'iai.s ~ .4qi
Evening star., 1866-07-05

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.-N
= Steamer GA n Dbl DGE, Captain -
=. 7. LEeSAEp, viii resums her
iss1ins s her new pisr Eisa. .sssss wharf. be-
swssn Lee end sHrEy m stssst., Bslsim9rs every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clerss Peint, vel
lschs Landing, Csnbtidge, Hughletts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she win leave Med
fordp Wharf every THURSDAY and MON.
DAY at ,. NJ, stopping at all the above mem
TONED lapdines for passengers and freight. and
resehing Bsltimore ats .. N. sf fridays and
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ID ICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND P0.
H TOMAC RAILROAD. -
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Sanday q, m. excepted, D,

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the South. via the Potomac ~R-
s%,ea%srs %n from sixth Street Wharf, een1
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich
mond Va, connecting there with trains the Rich.
pond and Petersburg and Richmond and Danviile
Railroads. fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Raleigh, Greensboro, salisbury, Charl lotte and
Steamers Keyport and 9 Vanderbilt leave Sixth
s 70 .. m. and D. m ana srrive in Richmond at
2.05 y. m and . N
THROUGH TO RIOHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
Any other houte
:, Be- sure and get Through Tickets via Aqua
Greek and Iredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Com pany ONCE corner OF PeHna avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. E4-. ..l.E = =
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be.
tween depots in Richmond. > ..-t. ~ =
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle felds near Tredericksburg By stop.
ping at that point. u !
BIeakf.st and sup on board Of Steamers.
MATTHEW 0LARk. Agent, Wsshinston.
apJly general PASSENGER Agent.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

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Evening star., 1866-07-05

hsssiazni arfa oisfils sasf+
> ~ A4sH II - q loi4 saf 80 sac N 80 ss.f
inssA beg sbssd .aJAan A ansUS
Evening star., 1866-07-05

DOTOMA3 TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYTHlR,
leaves Washington at Q: NJ. And Al. IT,
exaDdria at q. m EVERY SAT
URDAY for Glymont, Budd g Ferry,
ssniths Point, Chatte1ton Landing Neniemoy
Plowden's Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Cur riopeD Bay, Foxwells Wharf, Piney
J.B. BRYAN BRO Agents,
Ap It'll No. 34j Peuna. avenue.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

STEAME ER LEAVES FOR Mt. VERNON
THuRspAY and sssTfETHRbbiAY,E Y,E4SEE
N Nl0s. 10. Returns at ~ p.m.
Fare fer Round Trip, 81 so. One third Of this
amount for of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandria Boots leave each
place every hour from q m. to p. m.
he fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions j. VAN RISWICK,
ap t-60t General Supt p. r. Co.
Evening star., 1866-07-05

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Evening star., 1866-07-05

.ss s'gs9F y as, = .Ff'F 3, 5,,nssss - seas
ia q .ss,s III
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-17
A CARD.

I RETURN ny thanks to the many per-
sons who so promptly assisted in extin-
'guishing the fire on my dwelling yesterday
morning. To the students OF the Univer-
'sity, am especially indebted for their un.
;tiring exertions. My obligations are due,
land are hereby rendered, to Col. Haugh-
ton and his command, not only for the
efficient services rendered in subduing tho
'hames, but also for the protection Of the
property and valuables removed to the
streets. Not an article ,DaS lost And last,
but not least, to the naany-ue,y many
freedmen and women who so kindly rem
|dered every assistance within their power,
Il return my sincere acknowledgements The
Fire Engine Company, too, although too
Hate to be made available, was as promptly
present as could have been expected, in the
absence Of alarm bells. Respectfully, ~
ALICE E. SLOAN.
Columbia, Feb. 15, 1866. Feb II
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LEVY & ALEXANDER.

IN dealers in CLOTHING, HATS. Gents
II U MS HING GOODS, vALISES.
TRUNKS, etc, and BOOTS and SHOES OF
kinds.
275 King ST., Charleston, S. C.
42mo
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|sADDLERY WAREHoUsE!|
HoPsoN & suTpHEn

AUFSUM & SUTPHEN.
CA MANUFACTURERS and dealers
BRIDLES. s5yu HaRSEsS n ssEDLGf, G6T,
LARS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, YALISES, LEA
Their, ENAMELLED CLOTHS. &C. which
hey offer at LOW PRICES.
Saddles, Harness and Trunks REPAIRED
With neatness and despatch.
HOPSON II SUTPHEN.
Feb II 1mo Rear of old Post Siiice.
|Headq rs Military Dist Western S. c..
FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Feb. Is. 1866
IENERAL ORDERS NO. 8.
VILE following General Orders from the
Il War Departments is republished for
ne guidance OF the Officers and men of this
inhabitants of this Military District
WAR DEPAR TMENT.
ADJUTANr-GENERAL's OFFICE,
MAsHISGToN, May IL, 1865
3EENERAL ORDERS NO. so.
Punishment Of GueriU0s.
All the forces OF the enemy, East Of the
mississippi River, having been duly sur
rendered, by their proper Commandine
)flcers, to the Armies Of the United States.
3under agreements of parole and disband
nent, and there being now no authorized
7rroops Of the enemy East Of the Missis-
3S1ppl RIVER, 1t IS
ordered, That from and after the 1st
lay OF June, 1865, any and all persons
3iound'ln arms against the United States.
n who may commit acts Of hostility against
1T, East of the Mississippi River, win be-
3r,egarocd as Guerillas, and punished Will
ieath.
The strict enforcement and execution OF
sthls order is especially enjoiaed upon the
commanding Officers Of all United States
storces within the Territorial limits to
which it applies.
BY command of
Lieutenant General GRANT.
=. D.. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen.
By tins order, those persons are regarded
I as Outlaws and Gucrillas who, by force OF
arms, resist the soldiers of the United
Estates in the discharge of their duties
a.s has been done in Anderson, Pickens
Sand Union Districts-or who forcibly seiz.
government property, as has been done in
! Sthls and other Districts.
The most strenuous efforts will be made
I 20 infiict upon such offenders tho full
dpenalty of the law.
By order Of
Brevet Major General A. AMES.
J. A. CLARK, Act, Asst Adj't Gen.
q Feb II 2,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-17

A NATIONAL CONVENTION PROPOSED.
lit has occurred to us that if the peo-
sple OF the two sections could confer
together, and understand each other.
Ia better state of feeling might be
reached. We think National Con-
aventlon of all catholic-minded men.
i'm Washington, might lead to bene-
sficlal results. And we propose to our
scotemporaries of the press the idea of
holding such a convention at an early
aday in the National Capital, where
sdelegates should attend from all parts
sof the country, without respect to
their past party affiliations-the com
mon ground between them being
simply the Union in it's true spirit,
5and the Constitution in its fair sense,
sand fraternity throughout the length
land breadth of the land. For such
Ia party Leader stands ready, and do
we err in thinking the whole popular
sheart would vibrate in response to a
struly national manifesto from snch
an assembly?-Caaa.,, a.. .v.tesriAe Chronicle.
TIRED OF WAITINe.-In Louisville,
days ago, Jefferson Pearce de-
payment of bill from Mr..
and as the other declined,
k and demolished twenty
panes of glass in that
= H. hSe. The accused
ten years at law
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Variety Sale.
By LEVIN & PEIXOTTO.
On MONDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock,
we will sen, before our store,
me 1ouoWlnS named articles, to close
Irish Potatoes, Bacon, Lard.
Onions, Goshen Butter. Candles.
Soap, Shot, Nails, Shoes, Scales, &c.
Feb II
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y
say that these gentleman will resign
their positions in the Cabinet, if the
resident vetoes the negro bureau
bill.
If the radicals think that their pro
posed measures are to the South
|''blessings in disguise" the Soutl
9would no doubt thank them to make
their dlsguises little less impene-
trabIe.
The New York Tribune saws the
municipal election at Reading, Penn
asylvania, last Friday, resulted in the
success of the Democratic ticket by
sover 200 majority.
General E. E. Lee was in Baltimore
lon Sunday, and attended service at ST.
Paul's. Great anxiety was manifested
Ito get glimpse of the Confederate
hero.
William Bess, resident of ALE.
3ghany County for the last century
departed this life on Wednesday,
january 81, 1866, at the advanced
sage OF 1O3 years. Mr.. Bess was q
soldier Of the revolution.
The Right Rev. DR.. John T. Fitz.
patrick, Catholic Bishop of Boston,
sdied on the 18th, after a lingering
Illness, aged fifty-three.
The execution of Berry, the one
armed guerilla, who committed clever
separate murders, has been fixed fol
sMarch 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22
nestrnefIre Hre.

NEW York, JAM, 2L-The storage
ware house of Miller q Conger, at Nos.
24s and 249 South street and 4S5 and 4s6
Water street, between Pike and Rut-
gers streets, were destroyed by fire last
night, Loss about halls million dol
lars. The buildings contained cotton,
hemp, rags, sugar and iron which were
owned by various parties.
a report says that the steamer which
has been fitting out here for some time
has gone TO sea as Gillian privateerto
prey upon Spanish commerce, Three
gunboats are also said to be building
for the Gillian government. :. f... /
John A. Cooke, late cashier of the
Catskill, New York, National Bank, is
reported a detaulter to the amount OF
SCI. 600. The directors of the bank, it is
added, have obtained collateral securi-
ties enough to cover the defaulcation.
The Herald's Toronto special says:
Captain s. S. Smith, ex-confedera otd-
Ger, is under arrest at Toronto, on the
charge of robbing an old man of $4,000
in United States bounds at Windsor,
where Smith keeps ahotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22
NeIz YorlI lnlnrkef.
. NEW YoRK, Jan. 20.

NEW IUELlAt JEtIIs ~
Cotton-Dun, heavy and nomInally lower
at 81 for m1ddling. Flour-Dul; heavy. and
i0al5c lower; 85a7 90 for extra stale: 5 ~
@S60 for extra round hoop Ohio; s 609l0 40
for trade brands, market closing duh and
unsettled. Whisky-4Qu at Is for weSterni
2 261< for rehlled. -Wheat-Dun and nomi-
nnlly lower. Corn-Du1l and lower S29SS for
unsound; Sl9SS for sound mixed western m
store and delivered. OatS-Dull and lower
3SGSS for unsound western; 55a56 for sound!
Coffee-Actiye; Rio Port 151I: Porto Rico 2l1S.
ma Petroleum-Dun; 331[934 for crude; $50
Sc for refined in bond. Pork-Opened dull
and lower. and closed with more hrmnessi
% 7583O l21S for new mes, closing nj so
cash; D 75S9 for old doeIosing ut % for prime;
q 5O923 IS for prime mess; also2 30, Beef
Quiet and steady Haifis-Steady; 10 5n94l
for western. Cut Meats Quiet; u9l3 for
shoulders; 155l@1s for hams. Bacon-Dun.
Dressed Hogs Unchanged; 12k@l21S for
heavy at I59Is Butte-Dun ut nose for
gtafe fyheeSe-IllERI7K.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. l21.-oficial news
from Ell Paso, Mexico, up to the 22d of
December is received. The French
marched in great force against the city
of Chihuahua! and the Mexican Gov
eminent had TO abandon 1t on the 9th.
President JuaFez LEFT Chihuahua with
his cabinet and army and came to
Ell iPaso, arriving there on the 18th.
The French occupied Chihuahua on the
18th of that month. The Mexican forces
under Gen. Jerrizas, remained so miles
from Chihuahua awaiting the French.
President Juarezwas very well received
by the people at FL Paso. The news
from the interior is represented as very
good for the national cause. II
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,RnIrIt on fIte stoeIt SIarlxef.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The CONNER
cfaI says the miscellaneous list was
dull, except Cumberland, which sold
largely and closed at1< higher. The
advance in the rate of the banks of Eng
land and Holland has a depressing eff
feet upon government securities; second
and third issues of SOS sold u lower
at the board; 1905 are down 1za1<, and
l0-40's u. Certificates remain firm at
es5S, with active demand from private
bonds for employing idle balances
Money continues very abundant, and
Arrangements have been made for
loans over Sunday at 5 per cent The
movement of currency westward has
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-22

wAsHISaroN, Jan, 2l.-The House
Committee on Freedmens' Affairs, or
portion of the members, viii shortly
visit some of the Southern States.
Since August last the Treasury De-
partment has destroyed by burning
over forty-eight million dollars worth
Of mutflated and cancelled notes of all
Kinds and ten million additional will
soon be added to the flames. The de-
partment has discovered that there Is
another new counterfeit of the . cent
note. The sum of seven dollars has
lust been turned to the department
through the confessional as a matter OF
conscience. Such cases which occur
occasionally are only for small sums.