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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-16
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK ss>sl
l. AND BOSTON. li-sE-SlSs--
dZ.-zSETB
INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHESAPEAKE B,YA AND c.
NAL, THROUGH TO NEW YORK.
TUE ON P0wUATIy cTpIupoar c0ppANyt

The new and FIRST class steamers STATE or MARY.
LAND PETERSBURG and STATE OP VIRGINIA, ara
now receiving and forwarding merchsndiss oi all de-
scriptions from Richmond to Phad ph.a. New York
and Boston, in connection with the Canal I-nc q
daily stea mers from Baltimore
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday, for Baltimore
Goods shipped on those days will be landed in New
York on the third day thereafter.
Shippers will take notice that goods shipped by lis
lire do so SEA, but carried entirely through
INLAND, thus saving supersedng the necessity oi in
surence against sEA RIsks.
The large size Of the steamers belonging N this ns
enable to carry goods At less than b. any otheE
route.
Freight for points beyond New York will be forward.
ed with dispstc
This line Is the only that connects with daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia and New YORK
and that give through receipts.
No drayage or commission charged. The two lin es
occupy the same wharf IN Baltimore.
For freight or passage, apply TO
DAVID * WM. CURRIE
Once at Charles T. Worthsn & COS,
oct24-ts Fifteenth street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c,

BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
VIRGINIA AND OTHER LAW BOOKS.
Erat;ans reports. l6 vols
Leighs Reports, II vols.
Robinson's Practice, new, vols.
bobinsons Practice, old, 3 vols.
ROhinson's Forms, new.
bobinson's Forms, old.
Matthew's Digest Of the laws of Virginia,
vols.
Matthew Guide to Commissioners in Chance
~, with Practical Forms for the discharge
Henning ana Maulord's Virginia Reports, con-
dsnsed by Minor
Tats's AnAytea Digested Index, vols.
Lomax Dilest, vols.
Louax on Executors, vols.
Tates Digest Of ths Laws OF Va.
Mayo's Guide TO Magistrates, with Practical
Forms for the discharge Of their duties.
Patton aud Heath Reports.
JONES on Statute OF Limitations.
HolcOmbes Introduction TO Eqsity.
Code OF Virginia, lSo1.
Virginia Cases.
Several Of the above works are scarce, and, as
they become more so, the prices will be enhanced 60
those who want should secure them AZ once.
WoJDHyUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers ana Stalioners,
mhl2I Governor street, near Main.
DIAPER BY THE REAM.-Foolscap Paper,
l. Letter Paper, Commercial Note Paper Billet Note
Paper, Flat Cap Paper, Folio Post Paper Medium Pa
per, DENY Paper, Envelope Paper, Manila Paper,
Wrapping Paper Bill Paper all Qualities for sale by
the ream. Letter Paper from 50 - to IS per ream
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM
Booksellers and Siaiioners,
mhl0I Governor street, near Main.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

DALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, ND.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG P. Co.,
Richmond January 5, 1866.
ON AND AFTER The 7TH OFIz5+ III
" JANUARY. ls65, the Sunday Eyenirgzz1I>.-z< ~
Passenger Trains will this road heretofore,
leaving Manchester sos p. n. and leaving Pocahon-
tas at $40 P. NJ, arriving at Manchester at P n.
E. II. GILL,
jan4n Engineer and suPerinte ndent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
ThE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE.
Insurance Company Of the State
of Delaware.


of Delaware.
(oRIaisAL MILL CRsRk &cl
Thl, Company continues to offer to the people OF
Delaware upsrior OF insura nee
loss by ire on MI descriptions oi property except Ma
rne risks.
renoe In and attention to the subject OF Mutual lnsu
rance, (being the nrst to Introduce the pucle into
stae) by reason OF which, II Is believed the Man
ayers have been enabled to adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties Of property as to rem
der the membership among the most acquitabe in
sented to the public
it takes credit to Itself that its payments losses
and losses reaching over 4lo0,OO, net single
case Of litigation has occurred aud scarcely one with
Looking more TO the safety than to the number and
amount Of is risks It has declined Hundreds of Thou
great an amount in single risk offering unfit OBJ
JeOls Insurance for the character Of the nsltucn.
In this maunsrit Is conceived ii has the safest and
most select ust assurances, In proportion to the
amount-ovet Six Millions Of Doisrs, OF any other
| Company within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this has only reduced the rate
olnsurance, at all times moderate oaesiyth daring
fund Of 80 oOo security against any assessment
the Deposit Notes, which by the resort to Scrip
being Issued will be paying interest 10 them from jan
uary 1852 at the rate of per cent Per annum thus
| making a still fartherdedue elton
| 1t commenced the year 1861, with real protection
to the community in Deposit Notes Of $4,000
Surplus Fund 10000
Total protection $50, 900
1t Is the wsrk Of the Farmers Of Delaware, and as
such they ought to patroniIeu
, | Presidsui-JEsSFE shkRPb
Secretary and TEessarsr ,. Ro9Esr MocABB, nj D
Eli Wilson, Brandywine HID, James Daaplain
Ghristiana Id; James Webb, Samuel Barr, E. g
stotsenturg and Jsassv Sharpe, Wilmington Hd Rob
ert MoCabe, Mil Creek nd John i, Williamson
white Clay Creek HID George q. Tybout New Casll
HID; Curtis B. Ellison Peneader lid John O. CLARK
Red Lion, lid DR.. WIN. Cummins, SMYRNA Tboma
Murphy St Georges Bd.; Charles T. Fleming, Pete
r. CRnsey, Milford J. p Oomogys, Dover ChHrlesT u
nell, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for In
suTauce as dues OF members:
Ell Wilson, Brandy vine, Hid Robert McCabe, Nj
Greek Hid James Dalapaiu, Christiaua Hid John
Williamson white Clay Creek, HID Curtis B Eliso
Pancsdsr Hid Red Lion, st, Georges, and Appoqnin
mink Hundreds; Joseph G Griath, Smyrna Jam
Crippen New Castle Id; Charles r. Flemmng,
ford Charles Tupueil. Georgetown Henry Tod
| Dover.
Communications general business addressed to Il
undersigned, WILMINGTON will receive immediate ate
@, ton. ROBERT MoCABE, NJ D.,
July "a Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
2O7 ShIpley st., Wilmington, Del

Importers and Dealers IA
IRON, STEEL AND COAL, |
Coach, Saddlery & Building HARDWARE.
The subscribers would respectfully call the At |
tenton of their friends and the public to the atg-
est and best selected stock of Iron and Coach Hard
ware in the State consisting in part as follows
Ik0N-Best brands, English and American bars,
refined and common.
Hammered, bands hoops, SCROLLS, ovais half Oval''
half rounds,
English Juniata and Norway slit Reds.
Benson's superior Norway Horse Nail Rods,
English and American puddled and solid bloom
| sheets
sTEEL-sprng, Country, Blister and Der man
saudersons superior cast and shear Steel.
| Cultivator Plates various sises.
| HARDWARE-Horse shoes hammered and
| pressed, Horse Nails.
Carrisge and Wagon Iron Axles.
Gatchells and other Elliptic Springs
Colemans hyperion Carriage bolts and Axle oiips
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes
Maileablo Iron for Carriage Works.
Backsmiths Bellows, Anvils, Vses, sledgss,
Hammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
Speacer's celebrated Files and Rasps.
American Gimbet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, soil and other ohsns,
Ames' and other Shovels and Spades.
Picks, Mattocks, Forks and other Farming lmple-
| ments.
Wileys. Atwoods and other Pillow Castings
Beatys Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives
Butchers, 0hises and Plane Irons.
| Dsston's superior Saws OF all kinds.
Pughs and TaEewells Augurs and Brace Bitts.
Vets Beuch and other Planes.
Iron Rivos, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets
Lead, B,nca Tin, Spelter, Solder and Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wire, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, Mccallistsr' points
for ditto.
:, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers for ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
facturers prices
Glass Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var
l. nishes.
n Paint Mills, Lnseed, Lard and Sperm Oils Turpen
, tino, DO.
Cat and Wrought Nails and Spikes
. Carriage, Canvas Carpets, Cloths, Leather, Lacei
EB~ AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and Wako
- spokes, Felloes, Bow., Shafts, Tongues Hubbs &c
tY AGENTS for Dole, Silver and bonn ing
unrvalled patent adjustable Tenanting and Hu
r, Boxing Machines, Feoe Boxing attachments, sc.
l EsB~ AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
All of which will be sold at lowest market price
u Wholesale and X etail june 2l.tf
ELL GARRRTT~> DANIEL IL. KENT, IL. dARRET
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

" hopping Cough, Z
rhitis and Group.
Herbs it's healing,
art.ieularly suitable
Longs For sale by
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
TIE subscribers Q fully prepared to Hi
all orders in their II n of business with prompt
~ and Rtthe loves rates consistent with Atrue
99A4 They kaep constantly on hand full supply o,
Gas Fixtures oil the best such as Chan
dees Pendants, Brackets Gas Stands Out
Plain tOhs Shades &c. .he latest styles and designs
We also prepared to put up In the best Pps
for heating all descriptions of buildings with steam.
We have the right for this State for Thateh
ers Force and Lift Pump the best made, and will
put them at short notice.
Having the sole for this State Of Halliday
" celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus
tatter ourselves that facilities for introducing ipo
country dwellings, both water and gas uneauaed, W.
would call the particular attention of persons reading In
the country to these nAchne They are the best in the
United States Tor the accomplishment of great dssde
rstum Tor the country gentleman farmer other
10 wit; full supply of pure water all the house OF
barn, and an eeonOmca and beautiful light. The Wind
ready At all times, day or night iii there is wind
Without tear or favor to accomplish it's task
We also II PREFERRED put IN the beat Hydrau
lac Rams OF the most approved kinds.
prepared with the best werkmen 10 attend to al
descriptions OF steamboat, ship and house Plumbing, and
copper planished and lead lined bath Tubs Basins btted
Ter not or cold water rinRs patent closets, Wash
raves plain and circulating Shower Baths; iron lead
slnks Boston Company Gum Hose. Water Fiters-in
Andescriptions of Sheet Lead work short notice.
We hopeby prompt and strict attention all WORK iR
rusted To or care and deHire to full satisfaction
10 All cases to merit and receive share of the public
| No. 5o4 MARKET STREET, abov Fifth, next door to
| WIN, FKRBIs, PERRlsS GARRETT
| PBlLiP GARRETT. Iune %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

New Castle County Mu tuaI Insurance
COMPANY,

OFFICE t'WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,i'
Corner Eighth and Marke lists,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
lnteres On Pr mis- Notes n educedte spsrct.
'HkP rlncipalof Mutual Insurance ia believed to be
The safest and experience, far proved to be
the cheapest means OF Insurance against loss by
although this Institution been but twelve years n
istence the list OF insurers will ayorsb with
and the Losses by that time
nave been promptly paid all who have been
burned out The object has been to secure
good safe risks rather than swell the
insured without regard to haHEAd lessennE the II
ability ofsinkins the Dash oapitan Of heavy dis
DIRECTORS
so Wilmington Gity.-william CANDY George Riohard
samuel Oanby, Charles W. Ho wlnpd.
BrAndywins ard Brinshurst, CLOUD Elliott
VhfietianA Hd.-JAmss Riddle.
New Oaatle Hd.-John auyer.
white CLAY Greek Hd.-AbrAhAm Z. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
| D, shirH, Secretary and Treasurer.
| Jan l8-lv
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PIttsburgh Live stock Market.
~ P1TrsBuRoH. Jan, 5.

-aA-- ..1IIIHhUhGht Jtls y.
The market during the week was ac-
tive, notwithstanding the first day of
the week was observed as holiday.
The market was well supplied with
sheep and hogs, particularly the latter,
whilst the transactions in cattle were
not very extensive, prices were fairly
maintained. l,.--
ROATTLE-The number sold for the
week amounted to $40 head. The rates
were: lowest, "a 90; highest, 81 90 per
cent; the average sales were between
those figures. The Eastern exports
were: Way cattle, 236 head; to Phila-
,delphia, 6i8 head. Total, $40 head. 3,
SHEEP-Were only in moderate re-
Quest. The weeks sales reached ], 26O
head. The lowest rates were s. 20 (;
highest, 81 90 per cent The exports
were as follows: to various places, l45
head. tt
Hoos-Attracted the most attention.
The sales during the week were the
largest we have ever reported during
the same length OF time. The sales
were made on Eastern account and
reach 2, JIG head. The lowest price per
cwt was 50 %. The highest $40 40. The
latter figures were only paid forsmooth,
selected hogs. In fact the principal OPP
erations were below $40 90. The ex-
ports were as follows: To New York,
10, 200; Philadelphia, 2,470; Baltimore,
$40 head, making total OF 1872 head
10 all points. fes-.5-
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. New Yorl. lIarkeI.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 5.


Cotton-Steady at about previous prices; g
ass for middling. Flour-Dull and common
grades 59lOe lower 8 7599 90 for common to
good shipping brands and extra round hoop
Ohio, and 0Q69l0 % for trade brands, the
market closing heavy for common grades.
WhislEy-WIthout decided change; in lots mt
292 q. Wheat-Dull and nOminally l92c
lower on low grades with nothing OF moment
doing. RyeLQuiet Barley-Dull. Barley
Malf-Quiet. Corn-Rather more steady and
without decided change; SS1<992 for unSound;
Sass for sound mixed western. Oats-Rath-
er more steady at 46962 for uhsound western;
o. for sound do. Cofiee-DulL SugaF-Quiet
and firm; Cuba Muscoyado liz; Havana les
@l2N. MolaSeS-E1rms New Orleans 05t1
u. PetFoleum-Dun at 573<98S for crude;
200 bbls refined In bond NJ 50660. Pork
Heavy and lower; y 7599 . for new mes,
losing nj 3 70 regular way; q i5@23 . for 81
for prime, and - 50G23 80 for prime meSa
also 500 bbls new mess for January. February,
March, April and May, sellers option, at 2Sl9
% 70 BeeEIn moderate request at about
previous prices. Beef Hams-Quiet- Cut
Meats-Qniet and steady at Has for Shout
ders, and 135l8l6 for hams. Bacon-Quiet;
sales for February, sellers option, Mt 15< for
short ribbed. Dressed Hoss-HeaYy and low
er at I3al2z for western; I25E9B for city.
LATd-Heavy ut 155< 4IS3S latter an extreme1
I75<9l8. Butter-Quiet ut mess for Ohio and
23eS40 for state. Cheese-Dnll At 12[@lS7S.
Freights TO Liverpool-Dun and dropping
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RICHMOND, Jan. 5.-An exchange of
pistol shots took place to-day in the
hall of the Capitol, between Henry
Rives Pollard, of the Examiner, and
Nat. Tyler and VIM. ID. Coleman, of the
Enquirer. Six shots were fired without
damage, except knocking off half n tas-
sci on the cane of the marble statue of
Washington. The House of Delegates
were in session at the time of the occur
renee, which produced great excite
ment. The parties were arrested by the
Sergeant-at-Arms and brought before
the bar of the House. Pending the de-
cision ola motion to refer the affair to
q COMMITTEES, the House adjourned till
tomorrow. The difficulty originated in
an article in the Examiner on public
printing, to which the Enquirer replied
by calling on the former 10 name the
person referred to or stand convicted of
falsehood. The Examiner made no
editorial reply. s4ls.s
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Sealed Pronnsals

WILL BE RECEIVED Blythe COMMIT
wv TEE on Water Works until one o'clock
Saturday, January 0, 1865, for making about
7500 feet Of 30-tnch' water pipe. They are to
be one inch thick, with al the necessary
branches to join with pipe running at am
giles TO all fire plugs that may be ordered by
the Committee, or person having the super
intendence.
i The pipe to be cast In dry sand and in per.
pendicnlar position and Of good material;
each pipe to be u feet long, and 10 weigh not
less than 200 pounds nor more than eco
pounds, the castings to be deliver ed in the
street where needed
: Also, proposals for digging trench from the
Basin to Main street, and down II ain street
TO Division street, In the Sixth Vas and nj
ling the same after the pipes are Iai d. Trench
TO be nve feet deep and three feet Eide. The
bA1S to be by the cubic yard.
The pipes, with the necessary Z lbowS, I .
and Branches TO be delivered as follC bwH, viz:
One hundred 600 plain Pine to be ready
not later than the LIST Of May, and not less
than four per day thereafter.
Payment for all the above work 70 be cash,
the contractor TO give security for II te fulfill
ment OF the contract. Bids Will be ,ndorsed
proposals for Water Pipes or nF or Dig
Ring,h and to be left with the City Clel K.
'ffsfT .ii-l 1--tsTf. ROBERT PRA TT,
deClI-td Chair man.
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Resolved. That this HOUSE exnress its


confidence in,the fidelity TO American
interests, as Well as IN the ability. wis
dom and moderation which during the
late war characterized, and which still
distinguished the administration of the
foreign affairs of this Government. and
this House hereby expresses its deter
mination to continue in all matters of
executive control, to extend to the ex-
ecutive in its administration of those
affairs undiminished support and this
Is expressed in the confidence that the
Justice and moderation OF this Govern
ment. Its non-interference in the
political affairs OF the other hemisphere
wiz not only preserve the friendly rela-
ton which this Government so much
desires 70 preserve with all foreign gov
eminent, but viii also speedily secure
in the future as IL has in the past, from
the governments of both continents,
that system of non-interference and OF
mutual abstinence from propagandism
which is the true policy OF both hemis-
pheres. ----5
ON motion of Mr.. Hubbard, of Con-
necticut, a resolution was adopted in
structing the Committee on Military
Affairs to enquire into the expediency
of reporting how many men, including
officers, are in the Veteran Reserve
Corps at the present time, and whether
they could be employ with advantage
by the Freedmen's Bureau, or in other
Departments of the military service; so
that men who have rendered such val
liable service to the country may
not be disbanded.
On motion of Mr.. Schofield, of Penn
gylvania, the Committee on Commerce
was instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of making an appropriation
for the improvement of the Harbor Of
Erie.
The House resolved itself into a Com
mittee of the Whole on the state of the
Union, Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, in
the chair, and resumed the considera-
ton of the Presidents annual message.
Mr.. Spaulding, of Ohio, proceeded
to examine the dogma OF John G. CAL
houn.
The Committee rose, when the House
adjourned till Monday.
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GREAT REDUCTI ON

( lnIne Expense oIDFtIllnE OlA w eAAA'
m WHITTIER q CO., OF PoRTSMe IUTH,
NJ. Ohio, are manufacturing the best sheap-
est and speedlest Drilling Machines In the
world for boring Oh, Salt or Artesian wells
They have been thoroughly and succeS duliy
tested for eight yean, In boring through the
hardest flint and lime rocks. By the pc ;nhar
construction OF the tools, no reamer Is re-
qulred, and II kept in order cannot stitch. 1ast,
and therefore require ojarS- The aIrange-
ment far hosting tools and sand pum.pinLI are
perfect. The expense Of engine Is 1speilsed
with, one horse and two men being all that
Is necessary for drilling from twenty 10 thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne,
eezsary tools and 600 feet OF rope are fu rnished
with the machines. Total weight OF ma
chimes, near 800 pounds They ar Q easily
transported, and can be set up In q n hour:
The price, with every hing complete, and full
instructions, ts $500, delivered on boat or cars
These machines are simple in their co Gstrue-
ton, durable in their use, scientific u their
operations, and easily attended and. Kept In
order, and must therefore very soon super
sede all other machines tor drilling deep
wells as all who use them testify. Add RES
y G.WHITTIER & CO.
Manufacturers, Portsmouth, o mo.
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For the HolidaYs.

TUBr RECEIvED-l50 DoZ. CANS HER
81 METICALLY sealed Fruits, DC, consist
ing OF Peaches, Pears, Qninces, Green Grapes
RagDlhaffies BlackbeTrieS, TomntnH Green
Corn. Peaa Fresh and SpIced Salmon, Fresh
MacEerel, LobsterS, CLAIMS, Pitcharti and sar-
pure, ground and unground; Fruits-Isyer.
bunch and seediess Radsins, cuTTanhs, Cltfon
dried Peaches and Apple, CFanberSfes. A.:
Pickles, Catsups and Saueas, EngiIsh and
American Chow Chow, plain; in Jan nom j
gallon 70 pint also by the 100 or dozen. Rfi-
perior Manages and Peppers EfIffed:s "a
LObsten, Olives, CapSefs, &C., WOrcesf erShire
London Club, Lucknow, Mushroom, wal
drieg-ShakeH Sweet Corn, n. =. ChampaRne
and Crab CIDER eastern Pine Apple and Gar
Sage Cheesei smoked salmon and Hallbut
cheap BY. ssts5l-5 N. 4 g. DsWOODROW,
~. Odd Fellows Hal Building Monroe ST,
deels Wheeling, W. Va
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ington special Gays:
fhe Joint Committee on Reconstruc-
ton will meet tomorrow morning for
Judge Spalding, of Ohio, is making a
radical speech in the House to-day in
the Committee of the Whole on the sub
iect of Reconstruction.
Z An important resolution was offered
in the House this morning, providing
that all the public lands in the Southern
States be donated to actual settlers:
According 10 the decision of the Land
Commissioners they are now open 10
settlement by black as well as white
men.
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Boston, Jan. 5.-The supreme Judi
ciaf Court of the Commonwealth, by in
dictment against Francis o. J. Smith.
The defendant was indicted for Wiltnl-
ly and corrupt1y procuring one Charles
q. Northrup to commit the crime of per-
Jury. The jury returned verdict OF
guilty, but 10 certain OF the instructions
Of the Court below the defendant took
exceptions. The exceptions were fully
argued and the Supreme Court has now
oYerrnled them and affirmed the rul-
ings and verdict given in the lower
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New York money ana stock Market.

Money and Gold-Aloney easy, with large
supply, at per can't for call loans Sterling
Exchange heavy at 100. Gold shade firmer,
opening at 1874, declining to I425S, and clos
ing at tf31<.
Government Stoclzs-FIlm; o. 8. es, SOS,
coupons %, 1871; do. % ld25<; do. 'e5 1021<;
7-30s, LIST series, as5SS;; do. ID 9s5<<.
,StoclZSzWe3lc Ohio & Mississippi certfh-
Gates 2S; New York Central 0g11@; Erie 30
Reading 1861: Michiga Southern 731<; Illinois
Central 1SO1[; Northwestern prfd 6lZ; C1eve-
land q Pittsburgh 81; Chicago 4 Northwestern
355S Chicago 4 Rock Island 1861; Chicago &
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ChIcnro nInrI,er..

CHICAGO Jan. D.
Flour dun. Wheat duh and declined Sc
231<9I q for No. ]. 928a3 for No. 2. Corn
dull At 45@45< for No. L Oats dull at 2t1<9
.. HighWlnes hrm at 2 lS92 %. Provisions
dull; mess pork declined 25950c; green hams
l45k915.S Lard quiet ut lg14G3T7. Dressed HOG
declined Soc 509l0, Dividing in I'd y; i've
hogs declined 2595oc, at 5o99.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-A6out2 o'clock
YESTERDAY afternoon very destructive
Dire occurred at the Point Bruce Gas
Works situated near the river Schuyn-
Kill, about one half mile below Gray's
Ferry Bridge. An immense quantity
of coal was destroyed, and considerable
other damage was sustained. -}-
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BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The thermometer is
from z to 10 degrees above zero. The
wind NORTHWEST and fresh. The change
of temperature since last evening is
20 degrees. fsgf
GswRdo, Jan. 5.2The thermometer at
1880 this morning s degrees below zero.
Wind south.