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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20
ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF all kinds repaired in the best and with quick
DESPATCH
nB SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IA

~ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Ia
We would call particular attention to our facilities
for manufacturing and repairing
TOBACCO Presses, FLATTEyIyG MILLS, &c.
Having done a considerable quantity Of this descrp-
ton Of work recently stock Of patterns very
complete.
All the Wrought and Cast Iron Work for tho " HOWE
TRUSS and other Bridges supplied, including the
long, heavy Bolts, complete, with Nuts Angle Blocks
Washers, sc.
Wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Railroads.
fitted up complete, with Wheels and AXles Springs BE
Having erected commOdious smith. shop, We are
prepared to do Racksmiths Work Of all kinds, inclu-
ding wROUGHT-IR GRATISGS, for DWELLING,
Warehouses, &c.
In addition to the above, we are prepared in our
Wood Shop and Sash Factory, to supply SASH, Glazed
or UnglaZed: BLINDS and DOORS, and MOULDISGs Of
every pattern.
For the quality Of the IRON and BRASS WORK sup
piled At this establishment, respectfully beg leave
refer to the officers OF the Jamc= River and KanawhA
Canal, well the SupeTBtendcnts. Engineers and
Master Machnists Il ,aA several Railroads from
this city a.o Major E. I b. Myers. giueer Rich.
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac and RichBaond and
Petersburg Railroads, and A. l.. Maxwell Esd Bridge
Builder, MlcoD, Georgia for whom We have executed
large orders.
The SASH apd BLIND Department Of our businoss Is
under the control and exclusive of Mr.. j.
}. MONTAGUE Il gentle man OF long practical expo.
rienee In wood work Of every description and judging
the future by the past, feel ured that our friends
wll be IsoTo than grdiiGed with any work executed
under his superine ndeGce.
Orders solicited. TANNER & EHBETs.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS, COP
PER, &c. Tjanl7-tn I. & l..
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RICHMOND, January 70.

RICHMOND January 10.
TOBACCO MARKET.-There was n break Today oil
forty hogsheads Thirty-seven hogsheadS were put
up NJ auction OF these, there were reJcctons oil
bids ON one hogshead and the balance were sold as
follows One at 80. one at 80 TO- one at So one at
So. one at s7y one at s7i two at 49, one at s. one
at ssh one at S7i one at ssi at 81 three at s3
one at sl4B one at $l4 at sl23 one at Sl6, one
Mt sl7 two at sls, one at Sl9, two at sl9i one at
81 one at $40 one at s9O, one at s95, three at s26
one at s27. two at s2S, one at $50
In Louisville, ON the 18th inst, the offerings were
90 bbd... with rejection Of bids on six hhds The
market was firm, and prices well sustained. Sales
were:
Three hhds. at SO 7Oa4 50 eight at 5a5 Go, eleven
at 6,6 90 nine at lat 50, one at ~, seven at "a
10 seven at IOalU 20, four at III 25all %, six at
Io,lo 10 six at l4al4 10, ten at l5alj 10 four at
M 05aI6 Is four at Hall rs, six at lSalS 90 two
NJ Iu,Ig IN two at 30a2O 90, two at 2la22 two ut
25a29, one Mason county bright cutting leaf at
81 90
In st. Louis, on the 18th inst, the demand was in
active and the prices unsatisfactory to Sellers The
break was IL hhds, the bids on all of which were re-
jected.
In New York, on the 10th inst, tobacco was quiet
and unchanged; sales 70 hhds Kentucky at 7ial6c;
SO bbr. Havana on private terms; ll6 cases seed
leaf at 5Aallc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20
brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services to the Ner-
chants and Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrang with Importers and Manu-
facturars and with reliable in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore, Ptsburg and
other cities, enables to purchase sell in either VI
the above this city any article needed for dispo
sition upon the best terms
We propose to extend our connections with all the
principal cities in the Union aud thereby be medium
through which parties purchase or sell and COM
muncate upon all lljects of = business character In
any part THE coufIy.
The facilities possess will make 1t much to the
Interest Of parties purchase sell through u.s. for
when cannot order direct from the Importer
Manufacturer, shall do so through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted a to the
state of their particular markets. enabling them TO pnr
chase ut the lowest market price and much better
terms than person can possibly do who only makes
occasional visit for that purpose, besides saving the
expense of the trip and loss Of the. We viii through
our friends be- kept advised O tbs value OF such articles
rs Virginia and North Caroua may have To d posU oil
So that will iniur our friends nf the heat market
and the plire that will Lc obtained before shipping
when desired parties can Know the price Of goods be-
fore giving their Orders.
SMITH & WHERRY,
90 Main street, Richmond, Va.
wN. H. SMITH, c. wIIERRY.
REFERENcEs-Dunlop, Moncure & Co.. Harrison God
din AppersOn, Charles T. Workman Co., Richmond ;
VIM Z. Converse Co., VIM. H. Price K Co., New
York; JOS. =. Hanson, philadelphia. nov4-3m
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r. II. NArEY. ]. L. MArKY. Il. I. BRooKE.
ID II. MAURY Y CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Sterling EXCHANGE,
Gold and Silver,

State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds Negotiable Notes, and such ether securities
may be on the market, bought and sold commission,
Deposits received.
Collections made all accessible points in the Uni
ted States dec6-tf
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

undersigned, Of
I the hrm 81 KENT, PAINE x Co, have formed
Co-partnership Tor the purpose OF conducting
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Under the HIm Of
PAINE x CO.,
Ana tase tSGsa the No. loo, Main street, next
below Mtchsli Tyler and will be pleased to receive
W G. PAINE,
Bna1.eoits -. A. PAINE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

AGARSorER THwARrED-Night before AS Mr.
H,ips paarus noticed at billiard saloon, at which
y. Vas playing a game with friend a Iarge-siLed
and suspicious loOkns stranger who seemed 10 pe
-, ,L.a,,itious At.- leaving the saloon he
'.,,,eeled havae. going by VA OF Governor street
an reaching judge Crump's, hos~-ar, he was con,
Frontel hv ths said stranger, who sFvQpty asked
him if he ever &ts crackers with mustard them
pelarle replied, yes. and with pepper 700, = ."s
moyemem Was quickly isH9ted blythe stranger
who at the sane time made qSGk side movement
IN the street from which lie hred tRe shot taxing
eject in the joint Of one Of Mr.. DelaI~s Dig Toes,
M. Delarue in endssy0riug 10 advance len -t0A Ms
stiIant who thereup1a beat hasty petreat. u one
M two of these characters weEs found some moIhus
hanging 10 lamp-post, labellss E9u"'eTs persons
and property soud soon be more SALE ~ All paris VI
the city.
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AUCTION sALEs,--Fsturs Day.
BY GiaSS. { witlilin.i Guetiondef..

BY Gtubbs b williams Aucdoneefs
VERY VALUABLE FRAME DWELL 81
Y ING and VACANT LOT on COLLEGE STREET, sG
between BROAD and MARSHALL STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiii be sold ~ auction, on
the premises on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of January a.
o'clock p NJ, the frame Dwelling AMI J"'' i'ri"i ~
,ho &c described The house has ten roOh> and klrh-
en- all in good order with and water bathing r"od
Sr The Lot fronts lUJ feet, inches, gu College street.
aud back l34 feet to an alley ~ le' WIDE hrr"
4, productive garden in rear stocked with rome ehoi-o
fruit. =,
TERNs.-One-tourth Cash, balance at t. ;, ani u
months, with interest
Imso-td- GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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THRUST SALE OF A FINE FARM


il BY consent Of parties, and ~ Trustee undery63X
Deed II Trust from Robert Coles dec Il, Ia Tuck
er :. Coles executed and recorded in April, 1850,
will offer for sale the premises, on THURSDAY the
FIRST day of FEBRUARY, 1850, suitable and " not
an the next suitable day, Of the finest farms In the
county Of Albcmarr. situated Ia or II miles South OF
Charlottesville adjoining the lands Of Dr. H. T. Ran
dolph, j. = Coles, Esd, and others, and containing
about 900 ACRES (which Ave six hundred acres are
cleared, and The balance finely timberei The improve
ments consist OF a large and convenient DWELLING,
pantiyely new, with the usual necessary out build
ings including house with four rooms for labOrers ;
also WaterMill, with two pair for wheat and
corn This I, Green Mountain farm and like most ~
the land in that fno region is Of superior quality and
admirably adapted To the growth Of Corn, Wheat To-
bacco and other Virginia crops For years past
II has been under the management Of Of the first
agricultntalists Of the county.
'TERMs-UnleSs more favorable terms be ann ounced
on the day sale from eleven to twelve thousand dol
lars of the purchase cy will be required in cash.
the balance with interest from day Of sale, TO be paid
annually will be payable in four equal annual install
mens be SECURED by bonds with good security and
a deed Of trust on the land.
For further inforation address p S. Coles, Esq.
T. s. Coles ESD, at North Garden Z. o., Albemarle
county, Va, the undersigned at Charlottesville
lnl -doaw4w l.. X. WATSoN.
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Financial and Cornrnercial.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.

RICHMOND, January ~, 1866.
Brokers were buying gold to-day at lSSal3e, and
selling at al.
Silver buying at 1885, selling at lo6. Very little
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GREAT REDUCTION
"
In order to reduce stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
As much az possible by Spring, are now
SELLING OFF
OVEICOATS,
BLANKETS and SHAWLS,
HEAVY CASHMERE SUITS
And all Winter Clothing at greatly reduced prices.
ianllt WERTENBAKER 4 WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

GALE OF GOODS
At PUBLIC AUCTION
will sell at Public Auction.
or WEDNESDAY,
the oath day Of January 1885, at the storehouse Of
Isaac Adkisson deceased Clover Depot, halifax
ty, a large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting ofevcry article usually kept In county
store. Among the goods is valuable assortment u
SHOES, BOOTS and
READY-M.DE CLOTHING,
Of the best kind AMI quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK Will RE SOLD
without reserve, To- the hi ghost bidder.
TERMS or SALE:
Cash for all suns up so aud anler six months
time for all sums over 80, with interest from day Of
sale, with approved security,
s. LACY Auctoneer
Il. +. GARRETT,
Admr Of Isaac Adkisson deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20


In Cincinnati the market for leaf was quiet during
the past week, and the offerings light At the close
there was better demand for fine bright cutting
and manufacturing leaf, with steady market for
manufactured. Quotations were:
Virginia.-COmmon Tugs, 6al2c; medium leaf,
halle fine leaf 2Oa30c; selections bright, 30a75c.
Ohio Seed LeGC.-Fillers, per h., 2a4c; medium
wrappers 5alOc fine wrappers, lSa9Oc; selections,
Doc.
Mason unty.-Trash, 4a9c; medium leaf, 1Oa
1885, good leaf, lSa22c; fine leaf 2Oa25c; selections,
bright and sweet, 3Oa45c.
Manufacturcd.-Dark 5s, SIS and los, 65a76c dark
quarters and navy halves, 6Sa75c; bright lbs and
quarters, SOcaSl; bright pounds, common, 9OcaSl :;
bright pounds, fine | lOa}l 40 Virginia bright
pounds unsound, 5OaSOc; do. do. sound and fine,
laSl 30.
In Boston the prices are Kentucky leaf 6a3Oc;
Cuba and St. Domingo l4caS2; manufactured, No.
|, bOcaSl 10; Nos. and g. 4Oa6Oc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20

4 NON.RESIDENF DISORDERLY FENAtk rs
catBGED.-Miss Kate eastman, charged with eTe'S-
in, a disturbance in Ia Sreet aud also ia the Star
:, loou. on Main street appeared before the court
Captain Poe. Of the Police trstlQed Is follows
A was passing down N, street. niZLi before last
Ibsard a disturbance in the star Saloon. sent IA
and arrested the woman now before the court She
,ras the only person saw making disturbance.
CiltaiH Hatch stated that the accused went into
laid saloon 40 his instance two persons followed
and get into a row with him. @hen the accused got
i,t,,e.p them. 4 policeman cane in al this June
.re and took her To the Statiun-houSS he followed,
md on getting there vas required To give iecurty.
a.. remained there however, all night Being taken
t.Cors Colonel McEntes next day,>he WAS dis
charged. .,.....
1ent of this city in consideration Of which TACT his
Honor discharged her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REALISE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL sse.
" ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF LnUISA.-By 80.
virtue VI decree Of the Crcuit Court Of Louisa -
made ON the 10Th day Of September $500 in the
case of Thompson, Sc., vs. harris, sc. shall on
TUESDAY, The 3Oth day Of January, 1866 II fair II not
the next fair day, oder for sale nj public auction at
Bells Cross Roads, In the county of Louisa,
TWO TRACTS az LAND,
containing, in the aggregate,
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES
These tracts lio together, and BIO sold separately
otherwise, the under gned being author by the
said decree make sale 81 the whole In one body or
in such portions be thought R..,t advisable bv
them. This Land, being almost onIIrely in wood an.t
we'll timbered, offers great Elaee 10 those no
wish to deal In lumber Gsil for farming purpose
The sale will be rGsLv upon credit Of one, two AND
three years, the purchaser giving bonds With good per-
sOnal security, bearing interest from The date MI tn,
tl4 will be retained As additional security uR tho
lA,t nsialment shall have hesa paid. so much cash
will be required will BE- sufficient s, ~ the costs
Of tn" suit, the charges OF survey and advertising
This land Is position Of the estate of the late VIM
MITCHELL deceased aud the title is believed TO be un.
questionable. FRANK Y. WINSTON,
JAMES l.. GORDON,
p0y4 .lawGw Commissioners
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ScOrTs.-
Dear to the cortland reaper
And plaided mOuntaneer,
The cottage and the castle,
The pipcr's song is dear.
Sweet sound the Gaelic pibroch
Ger mountain, glen aud glade,
But the sweetest OF all music
The pipes for Wallace played!
No brighter blade rer reelected the light of pa
tr,otsm than the good claymOrc which Willie Wal
lace welded
"Oer mountain side, in mountain glen,
On castle wall, mong>t gallant men -
Wallace ,trove To cleaye his way TO freedom, fame
and glory, Pure aS the clear waters Of the pctur-
e-,iuc lakes embOSOmed i'm h,S beloved highlands,
was the soul of that hero; aud fresh as the young
heather ON those highlands IN the sprngtlne, IS ms
memory in the hearts Of all who love the rights Ol
man; proudly is his name handed down, wreathed
in all the eulOgy of song aud story and forever IA
the chronicles wherein are recorded the names oil
the good aud great will his NAME and ms fame
and his sad fate be registered. But we have To
sneak OF SCOTS aud registering of another KIND
now and that Is of the S'Ottsyile Register, weekly
family journal, published by Brady X Harris, in
that town. and well worthy being admitted into
every family: tor it is devoted to literature, and
science. and agriculture, aud general and local
news" and proves its deUOtiOH by ITS good troTAN
Read advertisements.
An INDIAN.-One day, some years ago, we went
with party of friends trip to the White HOUSE
now this is a fact and no mistakenly the York
River railroad I'VE wish, sincerely, that road was
built up again. for il Is the shortest route with and
of steamer ON the York river, Ia Fortress Monroe
Norfolk and Baltimorel. Arriving at the White
UuuS. We thought We would cross over and see what
Kind of creatures the Pamunkeys We're, while 50 me
of the directors and Others remaining 1T this side de-
voted themselves 10 an old pItrarchal practice alb
hnrrd by the uatrarrhs Scribes and other dry souls
belonging To the order of the OF "cOwld wath-
| r"-TrmIerauce. We mean. We crossed over, and
seeing a fellow with long black hair, sun-brgwued
and stained face and dressed IN costume rather
| queer We approached him, and when We got within
/ reasonable speaking distance, We said, enqurngly,
lou are a Pamunkey 2" The word was hardly out OF
uurmouthS when he gave q sort of spring into An an
[ pry and almost fighting attitude, and with rs gen
/ uine q rich hr0gue as ever came from could Ire
land" rrtG-ted ON Us, BE abers if you want 10 Ser
the niunS Lu % wild We over there. II the sky fell
We couldn't have been more thunderStruck; and lest
| A rock or a cudgel should salute Us, We begged par
don took the back track d0uhe-quick for We
dreaded the wrath of brother Pan his being ia
/ ken for an Indian. We abandoned PamUukey-
hunting for that day. and joined the sons Of BIHr-
bou who by the way, had scarcely drop left when
we rrached them But, talking Of Indians, puts rs
/ in mind of POwhatan, and he puts Us in mind Of
pOwhatan pipes, which you can get at kNeS "
/ MAYO. Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth
! 4 1.rr 81
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MOVES -tFeblst
COLLEGE

Wy ASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Tho next half session Of this Institution will begin
Eekury s and end Juno 2Sh, 1866, under the PTesi-
deney % 6eseE3l ROBERT Z. LEE, assisted by com
potent corps Of Fr0IeHs.F-
TERMS.-Eor Tuition, Room Rohi, anu al otker Col
legs fees, $50, for the term Of i've months.
FOR further particulars, address
deelg-dSeSm C. J. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty.
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NllTIftE

All persons having claims against the estate Of Isaac
Adk-sOn, deceased, will please presrn, Them Ia ln-
and those persons indebted to the laid estate will coma
forward and settle. Il. =. GARRET1
Administrator Of |. Alki.son decd
Clover Station, Halifax county, Va, Jan 3 lsCC
ianlO-tolan
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b. Harrison, Goldin & Apperson, Aueiloneers.

b. Harrison, Goldin & Apperson, Aueloneers.
MISERABLE AND VERY CONVE- II
IL Di-ntly-!'cIted RESIDENCE. on the north Iii
side Of Cary, 10 the east line OF Fourth street
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-Will be sold At auc-
tion, on the premises, MONDAY, the 29h January,
lN66, att ococS r. NJ. the very excellent and desra-
y-loctted BRICK TENEMENT, recently In the occu-
pAncy II Colonel Thomas Williams and adjoining the
residence Of Mr. George w. Royster and Mr.. John
Stuart Walker. IL contains ten r"nms, besides the
usual outbuildings, and Is In most desirable neigh
bOrhOOd.
TEEMS.-One Fourth cash balance at 6, II and Is
months for nc0taLle notes interest added secured by
a trust deed. The taxes to be paid by IT," purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON
iauI6- otawtd. Auctioneers.
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VIRGINIA .--..t rules held in the Clerks
Oace Of the Circuit Court Tor he county OF Neck
lenburg, on the hrst Monday in December, lss5-
Lucie J. Purycar NJ V. l.. PuryeAr and i. 7. Pett1s
and Nj T. W. Pettus, his wife-PlSntts,
AGAINST
: C. J-Hress and r. K. Puryear, executors Of Richard
&C ru..ger deceased, A q. JeHross, in his own
right and ; < F. JefTress, his wife, and the said K
X Purycar, in his own right and john B. Puryear-
IN CHANCERY
II appearing by atndavlt dled that the defendant,
John & Puryear, is not resident of this Stare
on the motion 81 the PLAINTIFF, by their ator-
na, Il is ordered that the said defendant
do appear Ls.- -!thin month after due publication
Of this order and do wha is pecessary to protect his
interest in this suit and That TINS osder be published
once week for four successive weeks, in the Rich
mond Wing a newspaper published ~ theeiiy Of Rich
mOnd, and also be posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of this County, on the first day o. the
-eyt County Court.
Tho oUeS, Of this suit is full and final settlement OF
the estate Of Richard c. Pnryear, deceased.
ACopy-Teste.
Clerk.
T F GooDE, BouLDrS BorLDIv 7. o.
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or Co.PAhYAERsHEP,

II The lTm u BAUbl \ Ukt>HAH vs. lIs4tIgtt
by mutual consent ON the nth instant.
An persons having claims against the firm will please
present them o. George Bagby for settlement aud all
Indebted them will please call at GA the said
g 40 the old stand who alone l. authorized TO set
a.. Tie same GEORGE BAGBY,
.agl- l.y J. N. GRESHAM.
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HERMITAGE NURSERIES,,
a.fFI.tL,
MOUNT VERNON NURSERY,
UPON TEX ORIGINAL
WASHINGTON ESTATE.

Twenty thon,and Apple Tree, and great variety Of
Fruit Ornamental and Shade Trees and shrubs sale
| For full catalogues, apply To the Subscriber, Post
Office Box 3d. Alexandra, Nirgina, at the nursery
g. GlLIlNGlIAM,
GEO. WATT * co, Agent,
dsc0-wIm Franklin street, Richmond. Va
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TYPE FOUNDRIES.

- = y y ~
DICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY
y AND
PRINFRRS' FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
RieREoEP, ".
Southern manufactures SHOULD Ls supported,
BOOK, NEWS and JOB TYPE, from the celebrated
Bishop metal, and the latest Scotch faces.
BOOK NEWS and FANCY INKS ofall eolors; wood
type cases stands leads, reglet, quotations. quoins,
metal furniture mallets, brass rule, planners brass
dashes shooting sticks mitering machines, In fact
every article requisite for Printing Office, at NORTH
ERS PRICES Presses, and second hand, furnished
TO order II. L. PELOUZE CO.,
sep+-tf Richmond Va.
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WHlsEEY, SC, SroLES.-Mr. Daniel Wrenn, near
the corner Of Seventeenth and Grace streets, on
Thursday night was robbed Of a tye-gallon demi-
John Of Bourbon, quantity OF cigars, and all the
money in his drawer, the proceeds Of the nights
sales The thieves have far escaped the vigilance
of the police